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M 0 N 0 A V JAN U An '( .' l 1'111 l OR ANGf COUN l Y CAI IFORNIA ~5 CENTS
Coaat
Irvine Is launching a cam-
paign to get Its citizens
ready for the day when
thjt big quake finally
comes./A3
Nation
President Reagan named
Edwin M~se to replace
William French Smith as
Attorney General./ A4.
Democratic contenders
say they'll knock off
bickering and target their
attacks on Reagan./ A4
California
Mystery shrouds the dis-
appearance of a West
Covina housewife./ AS
The Supreme Court re-
instated the death pen-
alty for a California killer.
/A5
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World
Six East Germans driven
to the west -and free-
dom./ A4
Druse militiamen renew
attacks In war-torn
Belrut./A4
Features
A new program In Foun-
tain Valley Is training dis-·
abled people for jobs In
the fast-foods Industry.
/A7.
When personal problems
keep mounting, It's time
to seek help.I A8
Robots are being
purchased for duty where
police officers and prison
guards fear to tread./ A7
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Sports
Mater Del High School
has tabbed Chuck Gallo
as Its next football coach.
/81
The Raiders left no doubf
as to which Is the best
team In the NFL./81
A real estate developer
has reportedly
purchased 51 percent of
the Dallas Cowboys./82
Entertainment
One man's foulup Is
another man'sentertaln-
ment as TV bloopers gain
popularity./ A8
Buaine••
The oldest Don Jose res-
taurant -In Huntington
Beach -Is the one with
the newest look./ Al
A South Korean official
predicts the Asian Pacific
area wlll lead the world's
economy Into the 21st
century./A9
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INDEX
Bridge
Bulletin Board
8utlneu
Clatlifle<I
Crouword
Death NoUcea
Entertainment
Horoteope
Ann Lander•
Movies
Natlonat Newt
Ponce Log
Publlc Notleet
Sport•
State Newt
St()d( Marketa
Tee.vltlon
Theltert
Weather
world Newt"
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4
I
B• A3
A9
86-8
B8
BS
A8
97
A8
A8
A4
A3 B&
B 1-3
A4
A10
A8
A8 A2
A4
Theater foes sue on noise
Mesa citizens cltarge insufficient EIR
study in action against f atrgrounds
By KAREN E. KLEIN
OftM0..,"9tlltlff
<\ 'osta Mesa nt11cm group has
filed a lav.!lutl 1n Orange ( ount)
l)upa1or Court against the Orange
( ount) Farr Board and !he
Nederlander-Wcst Corp for fa11tna to
order sufficient environmental stud-
ies for the Pac11ir ·Amphitheater.
whrc.:h opened on the fairgrounds in
Super fans
( osta Mesa last \ummer.
The lawsuit was filed Frida> on
behalf of the C onccrned ( 1t1ien~ QJ
< osta Mesa. Inc b) Irvine anornq
Ellen W1ntcrbo11om.
Wrntcrbonom !Mild the suit fal4
under a secuon of the Cahforma
Environmental Quaht> Act that re·
quires '>uppleml·ntal or su~quent
environmental impact reports to be
done 1f ma1or changes arc made on a
flfOJeCI
.. One f:.I K wa\ alrcad)' conduc.1ed."
\he said .. But 11 said there would be
onl)' S.000 <ielm w11h 'some scaltn& on
the gra\'i · Wha1 ult1matcl) happened
1i. that 1hcrc: arc 18. 79S ~ats in the
amph11hea1er That\ a 100 pcrcen1
increase ..
V. intcrbollom \ard the 1u11 docs
nut ask monc..~1ar) damaj<.'\ but re·
quest~ that an add1t1onal El R be done
and that publit hearings be held on
the project
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( hargc~ of unfair busine'ls prac-
tice~ and nur~nce ore al50 included
in the sort. he said.
The unfair business prac-trcn oc·
curred when Nederl~nder the de·
vclopcr. and the Fair Board met and
made "substanttal chanies·· rn 1he
amphttheater's capacrt> and the
·nature of the concens to be held there
aflct the EIR had bcc:n appro\.'cd.
W1ntertxmom alleged .
Those chanits. she said. resulted rn
financial bcnefit5 to the Fair Board
and the Ncdcrlander Corp bu( were
.
not open to the pubhc or acrom-
pan1t'd by public hcannp
"II was not until the amphnhencr
opened tn Jul) that the Mrt.hborJ had
a chantt to sec what would be goi"I
on the rt' ... she said.
The El R onainally rcprc1tntcd
concerts held at the Paci fie
.\mph1theater to be low-key music
a.ro ups and cultural prcsent.auon •
rather than hard rock bands. she said.
.. The s1tua11on of the thH1cr was
al\o changed (after tht' EIR w11
(Pleue Me CITIZE1'f8/ A2
CM cop
facing
3 ·sex
raps
One victim assaulted
after auto accident
By STEVE MARBLE
Of ... o.llr ........
<\ (" osta Mesa pohceman arrested
on suspicion <1f rape Friday reponed-
ly assaulted one of his three alleged
v1ct1ms after she had been shaken up
in a car acc1den1. authorities said
today.
Patrolman Wilham Lauchlan. 33.
allegedly followed another woman to
her Costa Mesa home ;tnd ap-
proached a third after pulltniO\<CT her
vehicle on the Newpon Frcewa).
According to a cnmrnal complaint.
Lauchlan was armea Wit nis service
revolver 1n each incident and threat-
ened to in~ure at least one of his
allqed v1c11ms.
Lauchlan was arraigned Friday on
charics he 1aually molested the
thrtt women wh1k he wa\ on dut)'
and 10 uniform. He is free on s t00.000 bail.
RaJdermanla penetrated the Oranf.e Cout
Sunday u the Loe Aqelee Raiden :::;!h-tered" the hot• Ct.tie once-proud Waa on
Redaklna) 3tf-9 In Super Bowl XVID. The
banner on Balboa laland eaya It all (above),
while fana at the Holiday Inn ID Coeta Mesa
(top rialht) cheer on the •liver and black. Fan•
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The patrolrTU1n. who alMT was
noufted Fnda} that ht will be fired.
was ordered 10 appear in coun Feb. 24
for a heanng 1ha1 writ determine 1fhe
will stand tnal for rape. sexual
battcl). fa lse imprisonment and at·
rempted oral copulation.
at Lue ·Davia Field ln Coeta Mesa (below ... _
rfCht) celebrated with a Super Bowl of their
own.
Workers
start on
freeway
extension
( on'>truction 1s undt'r wa) on a SIS
m1ll1on one-mile extension to the
( orona del Mar freeway. count)
uflicrals c,a1d .
When complc1ecJ. the six-lane e,.
tension. which will include over·
passes at Campus Drive. Jamboree
Boulevard and Brn:h ?Ind Bristol
Street\, will stretch from the inter·
'1el·t1on of Red 111 11 .\vt·nuc and
Bristol Street to MatArthur
Boulevard. Work " expc<.:tcd to
continue until earl) next year
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The prOJCCt 1!1 fiananccd en11rel)' h)
ex15ttng 'itate and federal trampor·
tat1on funds. ~rd %aron E.utcrl) a
spokeswoman for the count)' Iran\·
portatron comm1o;s1on
""There !lhould onh be minimal
(Please aee FREEWAY I A2)
Map ahowa projected Corona del Mu.Freeway extenalon to
Pacific Coaat Highway. ·
Lauchlan. a Brea resident and a
father of two. could not be reached for
comment. Hrs Manna .. del Rey ait
f Pleue .ee OP'FICER/A2J
Slain CM woman
died of suffocation
Husband in custody
after attack on pair
in desert motel
.\n autopsy ha'i rc vl·alcd that a 40-
-.ear-old Costa Me'>a ""oman died la'it
"'eek from ~uffocat1on following a
severe bcattng. allcgcdl)' at the hand\
of her 6 7->ear-old hu'lhand
Ka) Ka1chn found I n<la) tn an
upstair'i hc:Jmom 111 her ~ ~ ~4 f-llll-n
A-.e rcs1dt•nn· \,,1, kllkd la,1
Wedncsda). tht• .wtup'' rl.'\CJkd
Joseph Kallhl'r lhl.' hu'>hand rl'
portcdh ""l'nl on c1 hlrnx.h rampagl.'
la'il wed 1ha1 toot.. him from lht·
Co'ita Mesa u1ndomin1uum tu a
desert mote-I "hen· Ill' \('\l'rch tx-.11
the wild allack. 1s being held in
R1vcrs1de < ount) on susp1c1on of
murder and attempted murder
The man. a masseur who worked at
an Irvine health spa. lulled his wife
and then drove to the small descn
town where he sought a rabbi .
reported Costa Mesa poltce Lt. Jack
C'alnon
The rahh1 'laid he directed Katcher
to the Su .. sle'<; motel late Wcdncsda)
The rahht told police 1n Dc'>Cn Hot
~pnng' that Katcher \Cemed de·
prl"\\l'd and ramhlcd on ahout poh·
111' 'P•t"' anJ the ma~gt• hu.-.1nrc,\
r hl folluv. in~ morning. de\Cn
polltl' \,11J thC} rete1\cd a rcpon ofa
\.\Oman 'iCreaming When patrolmen
.1m' t•d ~atcher wu strangling
\u"k' '"'k police ~1d
rhe c.-ldcrl' mort•I o"nl.'r\ anord1ng P11li" 1hen tnund ~U\!>k un.
to authont1c\ lOn\\ 1n" 1n .in adJa<.:ent bedroom
.\rthur 'iu\\lc o" m·r of 'iu\'ik J...a1~ ht.·r at one point l't'ponC'dl> fell < 1UC!>t Hnu11e in Dl'\4.'rt Hot \pnng'> 1hmugh a plate·gla'is v.1pdow at the
remained 1n l nttcal t"nnd1t10n toda' mo1C'I
following '>urger. nn hi\ ht•ad lor J l 1 < aln11n \atd dcpu1~ drstnct
blood clot Pauline \u'i'ilc lhc a1111rncH in nranal' ( ount) and Palm Release of accused Martino killers ~~~~h~~~;t~3a~~~~:~~~~J J>Jlm ;t.~"'t~;k111 c:;,'a~h~,~:r'c~·n!t~~
K1uchcr who "'a<> al'in inJurcd 1n "-.a1rhl'r and ""here: he should he tned
compounds family's sorrow, anger ---.--------
Friends and famtl) of Paul Manino "'Wr"re dl\traugh1:· \:Jld Dorl"mU'i. Dlsa bled Fron tier iet were bo1h 'lh(}(ked and saddened who \Std Manino wa' ltke a \Ccond J
when the popular Huntington Har-\on i d b k i air
b0urlbycaroldwas111tabbcdtodeath STEVE "'Aftcroll1hct1meandcnrrJr thnt''i •epa re ac D on a heuch la!tt o;ummer. been nut into th•' cu.,c. 11 \ JU\I &, t
Their sorrow turned to outrage monumentall> lru,truuna to hav.t• •
when thry learned the 1wo men MARBLE the!><: guy!I walk\ frc\• .. \hc ..aid '"If\ alcu\ed of krlltna the youth had been beyond fru'>tr111on
released from 1a1I The pro~C'utor Whn t re-all) hotht·r' me '" to~ all
'wns worried or Pnul'c. frrcndc. ldl With the 1m-
11 was JUSt d8)\ Oc:fort Chmtmas prcc.s1on 1ha1 Hlu l" n be p"k"d up for
when the new,-already a month old k1llina \omdxxh unc.J then walk awa)
-spread from house to houK" 1n the pro C'Utor hH openl) wondertd 1r frtt." she addr'd
nr1Jhborhood where Manino had vu1m1n 20. and OChoa. 21 will Gutm3n and Ochoa v.crt allowed
hved 'how up to o free 1n latc-November when
'Thmtmas wa\ gorna to be hftrd "I was d1Yppointcd with the ruhna fam1h mrmllcr,, 1'\1na \ot'"cral bond·
anywa) bccau\C 11 would be 1he first to redure 1he1r bar I and r did r\prt \ 1n' firms rat\Cd bail. Both men
w11hout P ul But 1ht\ wu JU'>t strona fca~ thll wr ma) not~ the~ una1nalh v.crc held on i~~.000 Nrl
horrihlc." \aid ( herre Doremus men 1141n." \lid r>cput) Dmml hut Ochoa·, NII ..,..., 'ut to s~.000
who..c own wn WI\ wuh Manino on Attomcy t on) RaC'kaucka\, no11n1 and (1u1man·~ 10 S llXJ.000 ~pt. IS. lhc cvcNna he was lulled at I hat Gu1m1n ''a c1t11en o( Mexico ( 11lbcn ( artcon. the mun ap.
Rotsa \hrca ~uuc B(ach RackauckH. thouah said he ha\ no pmntcd auornc) repre\Cntrna both
Juan Gutman and Jatme Ochoa c-.1dcnC'c that the men will bolt bcforl" men. ui1d h1\ cltcnt~ haH~ appcarcd
h<llh Lm An IC'li rt' rdentS, wcrr 11lc trial and cJoc' not bcltcvc then• · on 11mc for 1v.o H)un hearing\ 'lln\;C'
rclca\Cd from JJll hue rn Novcmbrr hu been an' 1ud1l·1al m1sh ndhn& 1n hcrna rrka<w:d and mm lude\ thrl\'\
aflcr be1na kepl brhrnd bu 1ncr tht l"lllt "nuthint tu rnd1ca1c 1h11 ~•II
their orrl''lt two ~~~k'i nficr Manrno·, f-rrrnc.J\ ot the Martino lam1I ' chJngc .
dt•ath he>V..('\('f hi\\•\trnnlt.'I rl'\'ltnp. T h,:~ ··nuth lr\" t.•mnlo~ctl anJ lhl'll
Hoth 111rn Jrc \ti ti) ,land trnll lor Jun'1 1h1nk 1he ml·n 1ihuuld he lam1h h\l"' ht'r"' I hn hiA' C" 'f'\'nt
m11rt1rr\tnnin1 M n h 2ti thnu~h thr ulluwHl tn -.alk tlw .,,r,·cl\ (Pleue eee CHA1'C / A3)
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A2 * * Orenge Coett OAILY PILOT/Monday, January 23, 19S.
' Some of tbeae runnera &ot off to a WTong 1tart in Saturday'• Spb1t Run.
Runners 'spirited' off course
By JAMI E SEELEY
Of IN Delly ~ llett
\ phantom htl 'tl•'>l "'caring a red
,11111 anJ ml1ng J l 0-'>penl b1J..l' kd
,1pp11l\11natc:h 2'0 1 unncr~ 1n )a1ur-
d.1\ '\p1r11 RJll. 1n < uruna dcl Mar
111 1lw 1.1-rung d1rcl1111n and rau\l'd
u lll'f l hJtl' Jt ull d 1 ng to rat I.' d lrl'l'tor
!>1111)\ \hr~ Ol J..
\1 thl· tx·g111n111ti 111 lhl· 'i lo..tloml'tl'r
1.tll' runnl'r' "'l'rc told lll '>lil~ behind
a ll'ad h1n lt\t \hn Olk '><ttd Hui <>f l
"' m>"'hl'rl' ;apl)l«trl·d a i.ecorfd
h1nrll,11l'll1ng thl· 1unnl·r., to lollo"'
him
l 'nlortunJll'h \11mt• d1u shr 'a1u
I h1· \pint Kall' tlw b1gge'>l race
n er in ( orona Jl·I ~1ar "'"a' \pon.,or-
J b\ three "-cv.rmn Harbor ekml'n-
tan '>Chool\ ~ ol\l Blull .\nJl'rSl.'fl and
Harbor Vic"'
1 ht· goal "'"" 111 rtll\l' monn lur
l'dutat1onJI prngr.tnl\ Jnd ll1 h1 ing
parent~. ll.·ac.hc•r Jnd \lu1kn1'
togl'thl'f for the d<1\
W11h nwrl' than 2 'i!)(J l·nincs.
I 200 run nn\ Ii n 1 ~hccJ 1 hl' 51-. run and
rnon.• than 800 fin1\hnJ thl' IUK run
In add1t1on lo lhl' fun lht• \thool\
raised O\t·r $20 000 lor l'<lu<.alwnal
program ...
.. II "-<l'> talkd tht• \ptnt Run and
lht• '>Plrt 1n t'\l'r'>unt' <.amt' ou1." \did
\hryod
N\·wpon lka1h Ma)or f:vl'l>n
Hart wa<, thl' honor<1r> \tarter o f lhl'
10"-race wh1k wunl} ()upcr>.i,or
fhomas Rile.•, did 1he honor\ in thl'
~K
), '"' "'flt1•1 urtkd overhead the.·
runners pulling a banner v.h1l'h read
·Ha' e Fun -\p1r11 Run ..
0-111 Mn,,_a OI I,,. mete 01•1 .. on 1n ,,,. 1011 -· o ..... froekt4 l1tal pl-s1-1 Jenlunt ..co<l<l ""°
P•lt< Quon! thl•O Frll:'t4 a wol• Jantl, 10011 IUal place
in '"" woman a 01v11ion ol tilt run 0.bblt w11-1n1on
p1ec.o MCond and IC 0 Matto>. 11\lfd
In lhe 61< •V<l 0..911 T urMt IOOI< ""' plllCt Cerlt< Brown -o end 8111 SumMt third 1n the mate
d1v1..an tn "'• lem•lt OM.,on. Jetlrufe< W•• IOOll '"" 114-Kem Ahum MCOn<I an<t Ket,,._, lkl<-• lhord JeDa Ceig<><y • Wf\Mlcl'teW' entrant lrQITI And.,_.
SCl\004 "'C0ton1 Ot4 Mt< "'°" l'ttt dlV>eotl"' the 101<
Wonnt<a "' lhe 11 an<t 12·yM r-old O'flt end bOyt
O•"'IWON -• JetW\11., Coen 11<11 Ambt< aca.,.,
MConcl St..-eSc-01 '"" LtnnyJ~ MCOOd end Mike Mutl)lly. llMfO
In lhe 9 and IO·yM•·Old boyt end Qtrlt dl.,11on1
Steven Sumner look '"" pl-. Ju_,.I Hetrt<e
MCOfld Jotln c .. 1-· lhltO Ch111lln• H-• lir11
Kt<• Phebua tteond and 1<r,.11oe snrvoetc '""d
Gerll't T "''* IOOll 11111 piece "' Int l>O'f• 7 111d I ~ Old dlV\toOn Chip Welt<>f' ~ MCond enO
Tommy Norton thofd In lhe g.,11 O•v...of> Mel• ... T11<e c;a,.,. on 11<11 pt-Netelte Rettnu._ MCond e/\d
Dane 8ekl•"Q '""d
CITIZENS SUE OVER NOISE ...
From Al
appr<ncdJ \O 1h1. theater "'a' laung
\l'n,.111' i: rn1di:n11al <trl'a\ ... \h-1n1er-
ho1tom .. aid
l hl' nu1samc no1w and tratfa lhl'
re\1dcnt~ ha'l' rndurt·d from thl'
theater ha\c tx·en ··o,ub,1an11al ··
'W1nterbo1tom said ·v. e·re not In 1ng lo ban ru1.k or .,;i,
th.it "-l'·rr oppo.,cd to rocJ.. 1.ontl·r1'
hul th\·) don't tx·long 1n a rl''i1dl'nl1dl
nr1ghhorhood .\nJ thl· f:.IR '>a•d 1ha1
\1.ao, not "'"hat v.uuld Ix· o<.curnng:·
W1n1crbu11um '411d \hl' 1<, no"'
rl·4u1rcd to lik for J hl·anng on lht·
\Ull V.llhtn 9() dil \\
Thl' f-a1r BoarJ·, gt·neral managl·r
\;orb Barto'\1lo. \did hr "-a!> '>urpn~·d
that the ·wtt had been filed 1n light ol
I he \f11nl or coorx·ra11un the rl'!>tdcnl\
and deveJupcr had ci.tahlt,hcd aftn
rt'll'OI rnonthc, of nwt·t1ng'>.
···\t thl' la\t < onu·rned ( 11111..·n.,
FREEWAY ...
From Al
dl\ruptwn of trarlil' · la!)lcrl) o,a1d.
Offiuals '>3~ tlw n1t·n\1un v. tit hdr
rd1<.'\l· 1ratlit flow 011 thl' \anta .\nJ
.ind \;in D11·go lrl't'"'•"' Jnd Jlong
l'Jlllil ( c1J\I lf1g.h"-J\
I lt1matc..·h th\ l'\ll"fl'-11111 '''" ltl·
into thl' pr<1f)ll\ed \Jn J11.1qu1n llilh
It .lll'>Pllrlat11Jn < 1Jrndw .in l.'1gh1 to
I~ lan1· h1ghv..t\ thal " npc\ tc..•ll lO
'ul through \outh < 1111n1~ ( 1rc..•c.:nhdt
l«rrllon and c11nnn 1 111 lhl· \<rnla
\na i°nTv.;n Ol'ar \an luan
C Clf1t'>lrann
mc..·cung thl' "'l'1.ll'rlc1nder organw1-
11on madr prom1'>e\ lhat the) would
do l'Vl'f) thin~ po.,c,1hll' to cul thl·
no1o;e leH·I\, · BanQ\1k !Mt1d.. "I
thought 11 v.a., c1 "gn of good fa11h and
1ha11hq 'd \A.alt ;ind \Cc IA-hat happcm
ltht\ '>Ca'>OO) ..
He '>a1d he..· tould nut romment on
'fX'ufic..., of tht· \u11 lx·Lause he had
OOl 'll.'l'n II
lh1· fair hoard mer'>l't''I the oper-
ation of th\· l<11r ground'>. wh ich "
l'xpecled w tx·g1n ti'> 'lctond c,eao,on in
March.
The ConcernnJ < 1111cno, l(roup.
"'h1ch rec.·cntl) 1nrorporat<.-J. wa'>
organ11ed to tight no1H· and
nuisance'> from the theater ~hortl)
after lh<· ou1door rnnl'erl hall upcnl·d
1n Juh 1981 Mo~t of m 2 )00 act I\ e mrml'x'r-.
11\e in the Me~1 <kl \.'far and C olkge
Park 1rar1c, that arc..· 1mmc.:dia1el\
adjarrnl to the..· fo1rim1unds ·
OFFICER CHARGED ...
From Al
tornn Rt< hard I l'' inc. Jl\O wa' not
u' ail~hl~ to eomml'nt
The..· alleged 'dl11ms 1nrludcd a 2K·
\l'ar-uld Foun1ain Valle\ "'oman a
N-,l'ar-old ( osta Mc\a ~oman ancJ
22·,l.'ar-old "-OmJn from Santa .\na
I ht· reported a tta< k \ <la IC bat lo.. 111
lk1. IX 1482
Dl'pul~ Dt'lm t ~ttornt·) < arl
\rmhrust \a1d wday that 1.·arh ol 1hc.·
Jlkg1.·d a11atk\ took plau: in ( O'>la
\.1l·'>a and that the \''urns all "'<.'rl'
lir-.1 ;ipproathnl h' L~u<.hlan \\h1k
lht•\ \\t'rl' IO tht•1r \ 1.·hll ko,
\rmbruc,1 \Jtd th<111n one Ul\t' thl'
patrolman alkgl'dh lollo"'l'd om· ol
1he v.oml'n It> hc.·r horn\' In :inuthl'r
t<t'>l' ·\rmhru\t o,a1d the '1c11m had
ht·l'n ;i pa'>'>engl'r 1n a tar that had
\\\\'ned off 1hr road and tome lo a
halt m a d11ch
I authlan. a pohtl'man in ( os1a
\ll \J ~inu· I 'lh~. \\J\ \u-.pc.·ndt'\J l!l41m
d1.m Jan 10 "'hl'n the 22-year-old ~an.la .\na "'"Oman told authori11n
that Lauchlan had \t·\uall~ mok'>tc..·d
her
< 1.\ta \.1c\a pohn· "'ho in-
' l''>t1ga1t·d the alleged crime\. rc..'-
purted the~ turned up the l\.\O othl'r
1nc1dent'> dunng,s·•r 1n,c.,11gat1un
Pnlt1r <.air! nt•llhl lht• r ounta1n
Valll'Y nor ( O\la M -;a women had
reported 1hc anatlo.\ al 1h1.· 11mc
l auchlan v.a., a\ked lO c.oml' to 1h1·
poll{'e \lal10n f nda\ to dtSCU\\ lht•
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rolltl'man
.. 1hl'1omplain1 t'ilml' tu u\ and w1.·
1n\l'\t1gatl'd 11 anll let thr chip\ fall
wherl' lhq would ·· npla1ned Polite
Chief Roger Neth toda) "Wr clean
our ov. n hou\e ··
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frontier jet makes low run paat tower after landlngaearfalled to retract
DISABLED JETLINER PROBED ...
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1ng ··
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pa~~cniµ'" ur \t'-ere"" mcmtw"
aboard I ronttl'r°' nnn'>lop flight h 70
to Dcnq·r hl' \a1d "><.hulman \atd till'
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and 10 mrnl' Jmhulonll'' and -..·,1•ral
ltrr q•h1dt'\ wrrc..· on 1h1·1 r wa) 111 thl'
.urport wh1·n thC' r>lanc lund~ rnun-
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T hl' cJua~. ta1lurl'' .. don't hapix·n
, l'r~ 1>11\'n ~ hulman \aid. :t<..ldm~
lh<H rront11:r hn\ a .. top '3kt\
ll'l<lrd
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1h1· la\t \t'Jr the..• mo~t \('r!OU\ 1rl1.1
'11·111 1n,·11h 10~ tht• rt•g1onal 1.amt•r
\A.II' a tire hlo"' out durina n land1nR
c >lwn '4!1d
I ronllL'r tltl'' tjq• 01Jhl\ da1h ou1
uf John V.-:nnt• 10 I at. \c..'J.i' .rnd
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numbt'r at ltft and )our mf aa~r wlll bt tff·ordrd. lrantJnlht'd and dtlh•r•d
10 tbf> approprlllt' t'dltvr Tilt' 18mt U ·hour an1.-trtn1 •tl'\'lff' m•) bt" Ullf'd to rf'f·ord ll'llrn to lbf'
t'dltor on Aft) toplt'. Contributors to our l.All.-r 1·ulumn mu .. t lnf'ludl' ttu•lr
""' namt end tt'ltphonf' oumbt'r for urlth:aJ.Lun ~.u tm:iilatloo rtll\ .. &tlPI '"
Tf'll uti ~hal'1 on your mlad.
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Gusty winds to warm up Coast
Coastal
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can,or.. ""t\1119 10 ~" Md ept~ MWltl lon'9'1I enc! TUMde,
WlflMI '..-day lOW. lonlghl 35 to
4t Uc:epl In 60t Ill wl/\Oy ICl()4t Hight
Tuteelly 70 lo 76
From "°""' ConctpllO<' 10 '"" Mt• iC;M lofdef 111\d OU! 80 mf14lt °'1tf
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motnlno beclomlng IOUlh-1 IO -I
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,._ ~ the •ht<noon encl •-
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'l'OU belOw Int c;en~o l•om Sent•
M0ntc;e 8ey north IOCltt -tocally
llOfllleMI IO 20 '"°"below Cettyont all If-lon1Qh1 ano T.-dey Swelt 110
3 , ... "°"' , ... -· 0..... out• welt<t .....,. c:tah eo-Ylac>ty POlnl Conctpllon 10 San NIC;()tet
1"-"<I tor north-• Wln4• 15 to 30
knot• """" combined -6 to 10 '"1 Wind• and -oecrMalng tOUlh ol Sen NlOOIM 1...00 Noflh-1 ~t 6
10 16 knoll with C:Ol'lblned -3 IO I
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Extended
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mo.11y 38 10 50
Temperatures
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20 11
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41 15
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29 14
•7 37
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207 em
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411
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69 Reno 111 Rlef>mond
07 81LOUle
29 SI Pe1e-TllfTl9a 45 Sett Lelle
111 San Antoni<>
21 Sen 0..00 oe .sen ,,anaKA>
30 81 Ste Merit
77 9"111t
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Former drug user creates
OC Cocaine Anonymous
-, the'Newpon C lub. a club for rccovcfed alcoholics.
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2t 11
By CHRISTINE DECKER
01 IN D.WJ l'llol aten
Oa' 1d Mt< lean had been ona three-da} cocaine and
alcohol marathon when he crashed his car into a guard rail
on a freewtt} off-ramp at 80 mph He was arrested for
drl\ 1ng under the influence. Thrre months later he was
p1ckl·d up for public 1n1ox1cat1on.
Cocaine Anonymous works on the same principles as
Alcoholics Anonymous Rich. poor. middle class. young
and old attend meetings. It works on a personal basis.
Recovered cocaine abusers help others get over their
add1ct1on
"l wa~ :!8 and I didn't care 1f 1 ltvcd or died. I'd ~iven
up hope I gues\ I was like a 101 of people who are nol hv1pg.
1ust sur' '' 1ng:· said Mc(lean. now 33.
He had spent al least 10 years ofh1s life as a drug and
.1lcohol abu~r
.. There "'ere not man) dru&., I missed," he said
On 1he rnun's advice. he JOtned Alcoholics
A.non}mous A month later he had quit snorting cocaine
and drinking alt:ohol He's been dean and sober for five
,rar-..
· 'Td prohahh he dead b~ no"' 1fl hadn't gotten help."
he said.
.\lthough. ht· t·an no"' be around people v.ho arr
drinking. he said he still ha., trouble being around people
using cocaine
Last o\pnt Mc.-C lean sta~d an Orange ( ounty
t·haptcr of ( ot·a1nr Anon;mous to help others with a
rn1.aine add1rt1on. The group operates out oft he Newport
< lub. 414 Und ~I McClean also helped to organize
meeting'> al (a rel ln11 of Orange. South Coast Hospital in
\outh Laguna C ap1s1rano b} the \ca Hospital and ( leo
\trel'l &-ach 1n I aguna Beach
"vi e( kc1n a forml.'r longshorrman 1s lhe manager ul
ORANGE COAST
McClean tells or a 28-year-old smgle mother of two
children who came to him for help.
"She was totally crazy by the time she got here. She
was a wamcss working two JObs. All she did was work and
use coke. She had JUSt been in a bad car accident and had
almost died. She was read) to qu11. She came to meetings
and now. six months later. she has a normal 1tre. She now
'>pends a lot ofttme with her fa mily ...
··cocaine abuse 1s ep1dem1c, especiall y in this area.
Someone who has coke has power. It's fashionable 10 do
coke. The problem 1s. most people have been told it's not
physically addicting. But 11 can be very psychologically
add1ct1ng." he said.
·-•• I he addict can·1 think of anything el!>l' but doing
l'OCa ine. obtaining cocaine and making enouY1 money for
more cocaine. He's severely depressed when he can whiff
the white stuff. He or she 1s missmg work. l)tng to friends
about money and their habit and .,pends all available cash
to gel the drug. McClean explained.
Cocamc Anon)mous deals w11 h all these problems.
Each addict has a sponsor who 1s available 24 hours a day
to help during 1he tough times . .\boul 40 people auend
eal'h of the meeltngs. which are held eve!) day except
()a1urda} at the d1fferen1 loca11om
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WMI B.11 St•MI P 0 Bo• t~ Coal• MeM C•klO<nle 9?626
VOL. n , NO. 23
''A.I.'' CENTER HELPING PIOPLE TO ACHIEVI GOALI
IN A SIX MONTH ''TOTAL FITNEll PROGRAM''
hu· A T Cenl~r •Al1ernot•11e l reo•menl Can1erl loco1ed 1n Suzonnes S1ud10 3023 PCH in Corona del Mor hos
l•"' '1 • l "• •• s1 '"l,'"H••P 10101 f.1npss program ov1J1lob1e onywhpre .n Oronge Counly
< J,s , ,..,, r (ollPPn Wr •f'fQO We ne"' rho• people were ••red ol 1he way Heollh (lub\ wer£• r rov•d•ng serv1(PS lor
1 u ,,,. •· n ll'J'f n o•ge 1ri11101 poymen1 bu• ofter thol even though you're promised oll I 1nds of r>ersonol 011en11on you 9e1
• • • • , ''"IJ "I ' qr 1 ng He crowds 101 o mon1h or so and •hen drop Oul
./J•• jP\1qr·Pd 1hp A T (enter w11h oni• thong 1n mind one on one personal 0111>n11on n oil ospec•s ol o 10101 Heohh
•ir t I •· ••ss f'roqrnm
Ir 1tw A T Progron1 "'e hove d1v1dPd our opprooch 10 l11ness 1n10 several co10gor1es
1 • 1 ,, 1.r,, & WP1gh1 Luss c Stress Monoqemen1 Con11ol & G0<il Se111ng
f .,.. H· oriel Co•d•civosc ulor ~ehob1l11011on d T ro1n1ng lor lhp Compe1111ve Athle1~
£ •••r yorr• hos o comp1e1ely nd1v1duol need lo• nu1r11oon & e.-ercise so we do 2• doys ot 1es110g 10 de1e1mor1e what 1he1r
1 "' u• Cl '"''''(•\I' p•o9rom should b,. fh1s way we con develop o sySlem 1ho1 is suiled 10 the e•Oc• needs ond only 1he11 1nd1v1duol
• ,.,. Jo. t 1•• i,1-r11 ,s,. wP do sue~. ''''""'"'"' 1es11ng we also con design o proqrom 1ho1 f11s ycur l1fes•yl<' We do •he following resis
• Ct•O ,,,,,,, focid Se01111v11y Counseling •Bided Pressure Test ing
• r lu'"''"' 0fll1( 1Pnry T est1ng Through 0 Compulnr • Heer! & luno (opoc11y T es11nq
• B•1dy r If f'iorren•oge 11Ht.•ng • Muscle EnduroncB (opor1ty les1111q
(11\0 1c,n1· "'""~ly du• nq •hi" ,.,.,.,e ,,,. mo~1h proqrom • S•rPSS fps1ong & 1hp Efleo S!•P\\ hra To~"" on You• Body
• Oitg"' I •o~P Tes••ng •w•Cf' .,,,.elly
Ac•u•Jllf •h• te\tong •\ r.l1v1r:t11.i 1nt1 three porl\
I l 1>\t "!:I •o l'lft1f'rm.n11 l p•oct ro reol1s11c app1oor ! •u nu1,.1.on & s1>ns•b fl d1e1
2 lpst ng l(J 1J1ttnrm1nf A.ll'ffl(o'(' capoCtly & COpob1l1ly
J T esi1ng 10 de•u•l'Tline \lrt•u 1,.v,.: ''' elfec1 on 1he body both physically & 11mo11onolly
Alie• •ht' ,n11ul •f!itong wl' 10~" all ol 1he comtnn&d resuhs of lhostt re,IS & put them 1oge1h1tr •nto one 10101 p1ogrom ol
• ,,, ••oo e•ttt<.nf' & W4H$ ronirot & monogem4111 each section de1erm1ned lor you by you In other words. oher we've done our
't!S'"'9 rJnd con\vl101ool' we ~no .... , .. only who• your needs ore & 1hen we du1gn o proc1tcol reol1s11c program 10 help you mee11hose
•tf!f"•h os Qu•(kly os J)OU·bl1t Ario w• wor~ w11h you one 011 one w11h Pf!rso11ol Ollf'n11on every t.lhe vov come into the center
II\ us• I ~e hov0ng o ""'sonol trainer & counsctlor for a lull ''" months
W• '" rlo•"g this 10 so11sly o growing ref"d " llolas director W1llango "In'~"' heollh •nduSlry •1tn 10 l1hee11 yeors ogo w• '"' t,•olt! lutH lorst s•..i••ed pl'Opln con.fl on ond were .mp1ened by who1 they 'o"' l0t 'of chrQl'l'tl' 11qu1pmein1 whirlpools, sounos,
ere Bu• now 1h11y ,,. not •mprened with 1hou1• things onymorP Now J)&ople wonl 10 srr rho• •hry rnolly ore> gelling complflttly
1 "'' so1•u1 n11,.n1 or & ·~·O' what •hl"y rfl 1Jo1ng '' b 1ng desognod ond mon11or1,1d hy pl'ople 'Whu know who1 lhflly re doing & hove 1ha
''' 111n1 0 ~ 11 (~t(J•P !'
Iii,.-.• us• g our ChOrtl'• Program 10 allow o person 10 spends• 1t1t:nlh\ omple1ely '"' 1lo1ng 1he11 bodv 1n ony ... oy they
"fl'>' ,,., co,., .... or us '" ,,, rno"•hs we con h~lp vou 9"' 1nr'-' the bf!s• 1hop,. v ")U .,. ,.ve.' beP>." vou1 hto
A•",. A I Cen•er ()1 G se 1• We1Sl'l•o11 u Pl 0 ,. ovnnlu•g on<J p\yrh1>fog1cot ~t'•v 1("' •.lnd 0t1th0t ot th• IJool • The
v.. ""'\ Wor tioncJ11n •he Sit ftH mo11•JQf'I"'""' ont1 9001 \f" "Q 9001 ur1 111•ml}nt \l!floOn of ou1 nroqrnm
Ov• £•flt!'''''""'<>' (hortnr Progrom s 10 P"'•t 11°01 thn hl!Ollh 1nllu\lfy ' rn\l• 1ng thp •1orl\1t1on 10 o 'Ho111J\ On" IOIOI
•PJJ•uo• • •o lt1rwu thot d,.nl4-ow1th oll aspens pl1y11tolly •11on1oll1r A ''"''011onCllly
VJ,. rJ•fl 0111 •flQ 200 (I m1111 M,.mhn1' o •ho"(, 10 purto,.1po1n 1n '"'' progron 1hn (0\t 11 $I !JO 00 ""cl CO'flr \ oll 1es11ng ,
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,. II o•\O t 1 '" l?l(lnth "'O·Mf'non<.n wog•nm ovl'J lnbltt 10 •I t'\1• 700 1•"01~ 1• 111 • r'11 01 1~ • •OQ•ll" In ordl!1 101 ul 10 con1 no,1e
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THI "A.T ." CINJIR
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Actress to discuss
drug, alcohol woe ·
Laurtn Chapin. formtr child star of "Fathe1 Knows
lic5t" will tell about her mua<S w"h drua and alcohol
addiction when she 1peak1 at T IC Irvine TueMiay.
Twenty-two years ago this month. President John F.
Kennedy told the nation in his inaugural address. ·'Ask
not what your'country can do for you. but what you can do
for yqur country." What can you do for your country?
Irvine gears
up for 'tb.e ·
BIG one'
The lecture, free and open to the public. will be held al
noon 1n the Heritaae Room of Univcn;11y Center.
Chapan's role as the well-.adJustcd "Kitten" ran
counter to her unhappy "11'-screcn life. which led lo
citperi mentat1on with heroin and other drug.o,.
Slgnups •et for kindergarten
Parents who~ children will be attending El Camano
Real School 1n Irvine may l"C&J~ter 1he1r kindergartcncrs
Tuesday at 7 p m. for enrollment neitt rear.
Venficatton of birth and proof o 1mmun11at1on is
required for children who will be S years old on or before Dec. 2.
The pnn1c1pal and staff will meet with parenls in the
i.chool mult1-purpo~ room. 4782 Karen Ann Lane.
Women voter• to study lssues
The Orange Coast League of Women Voters wall
sponSQr four !>tudy sessions focusing on the in1tia11ve and
referendum proces!I in California.
D1scuss1ons will include a history of the process its
role in today's government. changes proposed for 'the
!>ystcm and a look at how 1t has been abused in recent years.
The first St!JdY session will be at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at
the Laguna Hills office of Glendale Federal Savings.
Subsequent sessions are scheduled for 9:30 a.m. Wcdnes·
day at 700 Bison. Newport Beach and again at 7:30 p.m. at
25007 Woolwich, Laguna Hills; and at 9: IS a.m. Thursday
at 482 Aster St.. La~una Beach.
The study sessions are open to all league members and the public.
Burglary prevention stresse~
The Huntmgton Beach Police Department will
sponsor a burglary prevention mecung Wednesday at
Gisler School, 21141 trathmoorc Lane. The program.
organized particularly for residents of lhe southeast
section of Huntington Beach, begins at 7:30 p.m.
According to police. 22 residential bur~lanes OC·
curred in the southeast portion of the Cit} dunng
December and January.
Guest speaker will be De1cc11ve Ray Hanabaugh.
who works on the police department's burglary detail. A
film on home security techniques will be shown. Free
cnme prevention literature and emergency phone stickers will be provided.
Valley mayor's breakfast slated
The monthly Fountain Valley Mayor's Breakfast will
be conducted Wednesday in Hall C of the Community
Center Building behind City Hall. 10200 Slater Ave. The
breakfast begms al 8 a.m.
Mayor Marvin Adler will welcome pan1c1pants. The
program will include a legislative update and the
presentation of Christmas Decorating Con1est awards.
The charge for doughnuts and coffee 1s SI . The
breakfast 1s open to the public. To make reservations. call
the City Hall switchboard operalor during weekdav
business hours. 963-8321. ·
Maril Kaupp
student, grocery clerk
lrvlne
"Whal haven't ~
done'? I've already
been in the service. I'm
an EMT (Emer$ency
Medical Technician). I
can try to help tn the
community. Yesterday
I stopped lo help a lady
whose wheel had fallen
off her car. She tried to
paymcSIObutl
wouldn't take it. I guess
that's a wayofhelp-
ing."
Jackie Swartz
Irvine
clerk
"I can be a good
neighbor and support
the community and
school programs and I
always make sure I
vote."
Pa &rtcla Catene1e
waltre11
Costa Mesa
"I can try tocon-
tnbute to the com-
munity as best l can by
participating in PT A,
ci ty council and other
organizations. We
should all get in-
volved."
Sally Shimko
housewife
Co1taMeaa
.. , think the way I
can help 1s to raise good
children. I have two
sons."
WlllJam Currle
retired broker
CostaMe11
"I've already done ll.
I sold real estate 25
years. People have to
have a place to live and
I tried to make 1t easy
for them to buy a
house."
L.Dalley
inventory supervisor
La'Wla HUia
· We should go to the
White House and de-
mand they start over
from scratch."
Ed Lam
Saddleback 1tadeat
Balboa Island
"I don•t think there's
much one person c.an
do. Youcan'tbean
individualist. It helps
to be part of a group.
The group can then
speak out and be heard.
That's what this coun-
try is-a group. We're
not islands unto
ourselves. We should
work together.••
Leslie Pion
restaurant worker
Newport Beach ~
"I can be the best
person I can be. I can
do volunteer work or
just little things like
being a politedriveror
g1v1nga smile to some-
one."
Students to blanket city wtth
booklets on quake preparedneSS
By ANDREA ADELSON
OfllleO.., ...... ...,
A swarm or 200 youn~tcrs will descend on Irvine
next Saturday. dchvcnnaa 13-page booklet on earthquake
preparedness to the Caty's 27,400 households. kiclUnaofTa
camp.111n for disaster readanen
The handbook uplains safcauards to be taun before
a quake strikes. from packina first aid kats to appo1ntinaa •
family fire marshal to shut off the gas.
C11y offic1al1 plan a whirlwind ofshdc prttcntations
this year 10 the ctty's 92 community associations and c1v1c
dub!>. cxplain1n1 how to prepart for an canhquake or
\1m1lar disaster.
It's an attempt lo spread the aospcl of self-suffiC1ency
a~ lrvrne police believe any ma1or emergency will oven.ax
thcirscrv1ccs and the American Red Cross won'urrivc for
up to 72 hours.
"Our objective. I think, should be toestablishadqrce
of community understanding. preparedness and orpn11.a.
t1on that is strong enough to cut throuah confu~ion that
urdinarily accompanies such an event," said Mayor Lany
Agran two years ago. when establishing the cititens•
committee to orpnizc a city disaster plan.
Since then the oane-mcmbcr panel has oriani~ I
three-prong attack to reach schools, business and
residents. explained memm Elaine Dunn.
"The biggest task is educating people. Most people
don't want to hear about 11," said Dunn, who had hclpCd
pre part a disaster plannin.s project with the Junior Lcaauc
of Oranac County. "Gettmg their attention as the blgest
factor."
She said neighbors are a ready retot.ntt. and 1(
organized. will know, as an example. to check on the
disabled lady next door or rescue a pct rabbit or make a
head count of children.
If a quake shakes dunng the day. many of Irvine's
74.500 residents wall either be at school or work. ··vou will
be on your own." Dunn said.
The booklet outlines vital hmts, such as nam1ns a
rcla.Y. person everyone in the family can call outsuk ..
Cahfom1a when the state's interstate phone system fails,
she said.
Sc1ent1sts conclude a quake of veatcr magnitude than
the 1971 Sylmar quake could strike Southern California
by the end of the century, a city report says. Whale small
faults cross the City. Irvine's disaster plan will include
preparing for fires and Ooods which arc more likely to
occur
Seoul troops are dehvenng the booklet following an
kickoff announcement Wednesday where community
leaders wilt preview the shde show.
The manual and slide presentations -produced for
S24.500 -are the first tangible results of the dnve,
coordinator Harry Huggins Jr. said. About 140 businesses
have eitpresscd interest an the program and 2S Irvine
schools arc designated as potential evacuation sites. he
said.
Dunn said industry. especially hazardous matenals
users. 1s already involved 1n disaster pla!"oang.
Moose plan artbrltl• benefit CflANCES OF JUSTICE QUESTIONED .•.
The program was snarled m a cross-fire with a state
agency. which administers Federal EmCTgcncy Man•·
ment Aaency funds.
A request fora $30.000cmerscncy plannina.,.ant was
threatened with denial m December w~n Irvine was
a\ked to endorse a resolution sought b)' an anti-nuclear
group The grant could be to Jeopardy 1ffrvme decided not
10 plan for all emergencies. mcluding nuclear war. Jim
Alexander. a state emergency planning official. explained.
From Al A dinner-dance to benefit the Arthnt1s Foundation
will be held Friday al the Buena Park Moose Lodge on
Knott A venue.
Chicken dinner with all the tnmmings will be served.
followed by dancing. Donations ofS5 for adults afld $2 .50
for children wall be asked by the sponsoring Loyal Order of
Moose. Orange Empire District 27.
most of their hvcs here." said Car·
reon ... For them to pick up and go
back to Mexico would almost be like
)OU going off to Mexico."
Both men. !.atd Carreon. ha "e dean
records up to now "Not even a traffic
c11a11on:· hc added
The 16-year-old reported!} had
offered firewood to a group of beach
visitors but gn.·w upset when group
members returned later and helped
themselves to mort'.
gathenng and then drove off.
A short ume later. Manino was
stabbed as he walked across the beach
parking lot toward his car. Witnesses
said he stumbled out 10 Pacific Coast
Highway. flagged down a motons1
and collapsed. According to cou rt testimony. Chevron to replace
dam~ed coastal mg CALENDAR
Manino. a high !>chool dropout
who'd gone back to '>Chool la'>t fall.
was fatally ~tabbed at thl' state beach
following a dispute owr firewood
Martino later was confronted at a
beach restroom and challenged to a
light Witnesses recalled 1hat Martino
made a wisecrack but refused to fight.
The knife wound was so savage that
there was never much hope ofsa"ing
the teen. a hospital spokesman said
later. Manino died the day after 1he
attack. A passing patrolman hrnke up the (1\fvron U.S.A. hnlA~ '*11• t0 prOoeed wilb
a S46 million project to~ tsbrid Esther. a ~·~iiducu ..
ril oft'sborc from Seal Beach that was dCmotifbeCI last Yff1
during the vinous ICOf"Dl wtuch lasbed mUcb oPdie Monday, January 23
• I :30 p.m. Oran1e County Planning Commission.
Hall of Administration. I 0 C1 v1c Ce mer Pla1a. Santa Ana.
• 6:30 p.m .. Costa Meaa Planning Commission. lll)
Hall. 77 Fair Drive.
• 7:30 p.m .. Laguna Beaeb Arts Comml11ion. Cit y
Council Chambers. SOS Forest Av.
Sunny skies to bring
warmer temperatures
Two weeks wen1 by before Orange
County Shenffs deputies traveled to
Los Angeles to arrested Ochoa.
Guzman and a 1hird man named
Carlos Ochoa. not related to the
other.
Charges were dropped against
Carlos Ochoa 1n November because
of insufficient e\ 1dcncc. The other
two were ordered to stand tnal for
murder
SouiMrn California coe~. <o
On March I EtlMr. f<>Qaed in 38 feet Of waler tOtne
I 'fJ en ilcs ofl' the toUt. was blncred by swdls up to 1D rm hlah.
The rebWkli na proJ«t calls for rq>lacina Elthn' •itb
an offshore platform. becinnint with a SI million dl'Ort-
oow undtt way-to level and lower iM lsland some 20
feet beneath the 0Cftn'1 surfacc. • 7:30 p.m .. Irvine Transportation Commlulon. Cit~
Hall, 17200 Jamboree Blvd. The mercur; "'cxpc<: led to uecp a
bit higher Tucsda) 1n Southern
C allforn1a. with dear '>k1cs and a high
of about 75 forecast
bl'low. lhe can)ons and passes
• 7:30 p.m. Newport Beach City Council. C11~ Hall.
3300 Newport Blvd.
Tuesday, January 24 Coastal areas will be sunn" Tues·
da). with h1gh<o of 70 to 75
Gusty northeast winds of up 10 >O
mph arc forecasl below the canyons.
It will be a li1tlc warmer Tue!>da) in
the mountam areas. where highs
\hould range from 48 to 55 . Gusty
nonhea-;t wind'> of up to 40 mph arc
lorccasl.
Fnends remember Manino as a
chansma11c you th who "was no
angel" but wasn't a troublemaker
either. His drc1s1on to go back 10
school. fnends said. was taken as
evidence that he wa-. prepanng lo
make a fresh start 1n life.
Ex1st1 na wellheads wall remafo in ptaee and n ii hoped
as many as 55 of the island's 90 comi;*ltd wtlb tea
l'C$ume full production.
"Wt choK ttu platform daip becalllC we ba"c
extensive experitl)c.:e with this ltind of ~llC'lion
facility," taid Jeffrey J. Tn.iskey of ChtYron s Weste:ra
region land dc~ment. • 9:30 a.m .. Oran1e CollDtY Board of Supervisors.
Hall of Administration. 10 Civic Center Plaia. Santa Ana.
• I :30 p.m., Orange County Planning Comml11lon,
Hall of Administration. I 0 Civic Cemer Plaza, Santa Ana.
• 6:30 p.m .. Irvine City Council. City Hall. 17200
Jambort'c Blvd
The National Wcalhcr Sen ice said
the valle)& can expect high\ 1n the
mid-60c, to 1he mid · 7(1\. w11h low.<o
ranging from the 4{h lo lhc 5!l\.
Wind\ of up lo l~ mph an' l'\pelll'd
The deserts will alo;o be <ounn~. high
ranging from 55 to 65 1n the urpcr
dese[ls 10 64 to 70 in th e lower. Guo,ty
north w.1nd!> of up 10 25 rnrh will
bru'>h through the lower ( olurado
K 1 H'r Va lln
"He was a young. promising kid . .\
good kid whose nghl~ were terminal!~
v1ola1cd." \aid Dore mu' .. And now
1t seems Ith· nohod} 1s !>pca~inft ur
tor Paul."
Both the e1ty of Seal Bcac-h, Which deri~ anntaal t.ll
rcvmuc from the island's operations, and the mtc or
California, which thus far bas re<:e:ived ov~rSll m1U1on in
royalty payments. an: anJious for te5umption of
producuon. said Truskcy.
PoucE Loe
Bandit hits HB women's
clOthing store, grabs $75
A lone man who said he had a gun
robbed the Revelation women'\
clothing shop in Huntington Beach
Saturday afternoon.
The store clerk at the Revelation.
10043 Adams A .. e .. told lfunt1ngton
Beafh police officer\ the rnan an·
Coeta Meaa
A suspect wielding a k11chen knife
stole S400 from the Winter Beauty
Supply store 8t 2'\00 Harhor Blvd.
Friday The suspcx·t npp1oachcd the
ca,h1er and demanded oil the bill'
from the rcaistcr nbout 11 a.m .. pohC'e
said. The su pcct Oed on fool • • • The Greater Irvine C rcd1t Union.
nt 238 Fischer A vc . wa'\ broken an to
50me11me early Saturda~ momma
and alarm ware to the safe were ~lashed. The ~u pcct apparentl> hfied
1 shdana aJa s w1t1dow oO 1to; 1rnck' to
pin entry and attempted to pry the
dial off the '8fe It 1 not known
whether there w11" los 1n th<'
buraJary • • • Two apartment on the 2800 block
of La Ile Avenue were broken min
tufday n{aht while the residents
were attendmachurch. In the,round·
floor 1panm nt, 1 hd1n al• Wln·
dow was broken and S l ,3 5 \\Orth of
V9h.a.abk wu atolcn. The lhte"r"
apparcnlly acalcd .1 yucca tree to enter
'
nounccd he hnd a gun nnl.l th1cw a
plastic· ba$ at her 10 fill with monq
She filled 11 with S75
The rohhcr was dc<oerabcd a\ a
Caucns111n man m h1.._ 30s, ~ feet K
inches tall thin. with .,hort hrown
the second apartment. directly ahovc
the first, and tipped the ~rcen
window to gain entry Jewelry vaJued
at $2,960 was ~tolcn from that
apartment • • • Also Saturday. SS .000 wonh of
icwelry and art obJCCl\ were o;tolcn
from a home on the I I 00 block of
Glencagles Terrace r ntry wa~ ap-
partntly made by pry1n1 o window
open • • • A car towed to o Ja!> \tat1on nftl"f
brcakina down r nda)' 't\-a'l bur·
glamC'd while parked Jt the \talion
Fnday ntaht and a tape deck ~P<"'kel')
and cauttte tape\ valued at $41Xl
were -;tolcn. • • • .\ bicycle ch1unt'd up 1n thr laundl)
room ofa com pie~ on the 1800 hlol'k
ofWh1tucr \venue wa\ \tolcn f'nda)
maht hi value was pl3tnt at S 148
HunUna~on Beach
tensive lo jC~ ~L'rt rcportrd 1n
the weekend hur&lar) of homr on
1ht 800 block of <X:cnnh1ll Dm r I h{
h.11r I k "on· ':I hlut' hooded
\W.C:t1l\h11 I
W1tnt''i\l'' '>iml the man was p1l·ke<l
up h\ n woman Jn\ 1ng a hlul'
Vull,..wagtn 'an 1ha1 lkd north on
Brnokhur.,1 "itrl'Ct
rc~1dl'nl'i told <lllin:r\ hurglar<o stoic
1cwclr> "onh \21 . 700. mink coat'l
worth SY.000 an11quc\ "Orth
SI 0 .200. c:anH·ra cqu1pml·nt wonh
SI 200 and $4.000 111 l'O\h II wa\ nol
11nmcd1atl'h know.n IHI\\ lht' hrt•al-tn
tK l u rrcd • • •
\ molml'>t ll'JX>rll'd ..,und1n 1ha1
'\Omconc ''°k ,lll lour w.hccl., .ind
lln''l from h1\ l~t<l dark gr:>~ Volk\·
w.1a<'n R.ihh1t I he \Chide had hccn
p:irl<l·d 1n a auc'\I lot un 1hc I SSOO
hlod ol If unt1ngton \ 1llagl' I he lo!>!.
\\a\ C\tlmJtC:d 81 S~O() ••• C amC'ra rqu1rmun1 worth SSOO
wa\ \tolcn m the wt'l'll·nd hurglary ol
a buraund~ Dat'\un lt<Ol n.ukN on
the lOO hhl\k of 11 \t \trl't'l • • •
\ hurJl111' ""' rl•portcd \atutda\
morn 1 na on thl' R I 00 bloc l ol
C)1lk."~t C tr~ I he lo'' indudcd
'>It Ml tQ111pmen1 \\Orlh S 7~() and
thrr1. buttl(' ol liquor "'o(th S 'O ••• \ woman tcp.mc:d l'IHI\ \unda}
that hl'r .. 1h 1.·r blm· l')K \ Ont\un
Pul~r h.1d hc.•cn 'ltOIC'n trom thi;-·11'10
I
' '
hlcx:k ol 1 lth Street fhe Io's w a.,
c'itimatcd at S 10.CX>O • • • \ l.Ulragl' hurglar) w.as reported
earl) Sundn) on lhc I 00 bl ock ol I .,lh
<;1reet Thl' intruder look a S 100
tclc' 1\1on \Ct and '>ome p1l klc\ from a
1ar • • • ~oml·om· rcnw"rd the ruhht·r
<olrtpp1ng from thl· rl'Jr windo"' lll
break 1ntoa )t'lln" I <n7 Dal\un 8 210
parked Sunda) on 1he 7 500 hlocl>. ol
Vol~a Dn H l he lo" indudt•d \lt'r<'O
cQu1pment worth S '~O • • • -'\ rnan wa\ arfl'\lt•tl "'ia1u1da\
aflemuon JI the Ralph\ 'UJ'll'rmarkct.
19041 Beach Bl\ cJ • on 'u~p1uon ol
1ohoplit11ng. Reuhel\•d w.1, liquor
worth S6.4Q. • • • Somnrnc r-cmm<'d \ter<'n <·quip
mtnt wonh S4 '0 from a {'onvcmhk
black I <Jt< I Jeep t JS p3rlcd on tht·
2 ~()(l hlOl ~ of ~ nglnnd \tn:et • • • .\ woman reported \aturJa-y after-
noon thn1 \Oml-onc '\tole her red I% 7
Votk,wngcn Imm 1hc "-.Man parktni
lot at M.le,nul1a \tll'l'I ,ind ( 1arfiC"ld
\\cnuc Ttw lo'' "a' {'\t1m h.'tl at S:?. SCXl ••• \ m11tnr 1\1 n'Jl<lr lnl ~aturda'
mornmg I hat \omt•onl' hroke 1n10 hi\
red 1qMC C :imam. narkcd 1n on
underaruund 11Nnml'n1 lot 1n tht•
16700 hlock. ol T Jlt,man L11nc:1. The:
hur,lar '\tok \tl'rl'Cl l'qu1pml"nt wonh
\400
I nine
\ "·~ca1 old In tnC' mJn "'~'
nn1.•\tl·d Im 'U'lJ'l•t 1<1n ul (lO'l'\C\"n&
t111 •II f•ll W\" f'on t'arl\ toda' at\t•1
polirt• ~tOJ1(ll'J ,l \'('hide: 1n tht• lM)O
bill\ k. of f>nrk. \ ll'" l urn-.rnd lnund a
p:itr of nunlhul' in th• l.Ut Mt< ll.ll'I
I
' \hilt•\ W:l\ hooh·J tnlO wunl\ 1ail • • • .\ \.1c\ltan nalmnal wa' ht1<1!..cd ;i1
uiunt} 1all tor \U\pKwn 111 klon\
drunlcn drt\ 1ng lall' ~und.t\ ni~hl
alter a ra\~l·ngcr in h1'\ car \Ulll·rcd
mmor 1n1unc' 1n a colh\1on "11h a lire
h\dranl Ja, ll'r < a~tro 22 Jl'n nl
\ie\ICO. w.a!> 1reatcd for •nJurn·, .ind
reka~d from l U\tin hn.-.r1tal R.1111
< astro 2:! "·'" hookl·d a1 tounl' 1ail • • • Patio turnitun• worth SbOO wa'
'ltolcn from mH'>ldl' a home: on
..,Ullfll\C: tli\t Cl\ l'fl'd nll\\ln~ \JtUI
c.la\ altl•rnoon • • • \and.ii' hmh· \'100 "onh ol
window.' al l n1\l'r'ill\ High ~hool
and 'ilOk two baller; ch.irgc' ':alunl
.11 S:!OO ll"l'r lht• \\'n·h·nd Poll',.
\JWculaw the w1ndo\.\ \ma\hl'r'
1umpc<l a lllHll1 f('nn' 111 ~'\1n l'nln
Lacun~ Beach
\ l!~al ,,1 S \Otl 1n rn<ih "a' \lolcn
from a ~W 1rtthe•600 blt)('l nl ·\n11.1
~tn'C'I ~undn' I aaunJ Hcalh p(lhlc:
reponrc.l • • • \ hurglar alarm wa' acll' .lll'll
"'hen t hl· uw. m·r ol a nl'l(th ht1n n~
bu~1nc:" hammc-n."d a nail 1111t• .1
common wall in tht• 14011 hlo1. k 111
~ulh < OJ\I lflghw a\ ..,umlJ' l"\\'•
nina • • • .\mun 'l'l'n on lh<' 'trl'\'1 \dhnp .rncJ
wu inJ. nn "' lurndk 11, l'I h.-. hl'ac.l
W'I\ JlllkCd ur JI lht• 1.'lltlll'I ut
l>tamond \tfl'C'I and \oulh c oJ'I
H1e,h"'a) h\ olTin'"~ntl 1lfl\l'n tu lh,· lit~ hnHh \unJa, murnmt, • • • \ l'at radm valut•d .ll S '!'Ill "-:I'
\tokn rrum 3 \ rhtdc p.Hli.l·cJ "' I h<"
1100 hln<'k nf ( :u11tn3 \trl, t ••• < 1l·tf1t ,·ard' :inJ s.s~n 1n lll'ti W\I\'
lall'O hnm a house in lhl' 'iOO hlock of
\n1ta ..,lret'I
Fountain Valley
\ andal' 111smantled tw.n dugouts
and ripped out elcctnc "anng at the
'nrth r nunta1n Valle) l 1ttlc League"
c.l1.1m,1nd on L1ghthouS<" Lane • • •
"ll'fl\'\ '' hrol>.l· ttlu" in m1rroro. on
1lw llfl' l'r'' '>td<.' ol thrl'<.' \chicles 10
111,· I ~111~1 blcxk of Palm Sm•ct • • • \11nh·onl' took a gra) metal bo'
, 11111:11n1np. S 1'i0 Imm an unlocked
,at, .11 ~.1u111cthall "-nrld 1011 ~
I .1ltx·n \' t' • • • c a1 1l11l.'H' \l:t\hC"d th<.' top to a
\ 111~,w.11tl'll llll\\t'rltbk when 1t wa~
1wh·d in ltw 101 at the founuun
< 01'1mun1t' l 1hran-Thcy '\tole a
\'tl)(l \M IM radio .nnd cauwd S 700
,1anlitK<.' to 1hc rar 1up
Newport Beach
\ 1111\ I Por~ h<.' 91 I "''~ ~lripped of
11\ 11rl'' Jnd "hn+~ and lcll ~1uin1 un
lour milk ,rJte\ at an undcrgrnund
tll .l)t\' on 1 hc 200 bhx.. of (. aanq
,111\' T ht· total lo \ Yrl pul •ll S1.040. • • • \ I ~ )t,1up.4' \hO\&Un worth S2~ "d' \l11kn frnm a Punt1al f 1rC'htrd
parlnJ .ii. hu'ltnC'\\ on lhe I XOO hlo( k
111 Do\ l' \trl't't ••• \ ,.air of clC'Ctm \1Jc, 1"'v. m1rT\ll":\
Mll t 11 SI , 2 2 "-t'n' pnt'J off a I '179
Punc: hl· T oar1-1 ~rkcd on 'he 3 '?l
hind l)f 8U\:h \tf'\.-ct . The r o"ncr
l'\l1mo.llrJ lhc: noo , •I
J"'lUI s 1.000 1n rt"thO\ 1n
fell'
. .
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A4 Or noe COUt OAJL Y PlLOT /Monday. January 23. 198•
Smith's Cabinet post goes to Meese
Attorney General staying on
until counselor confirmed
W.\~HIN<,TO""' (AP) -Prr:\1dc:nt Reagan an-
nounct.'d loda) he \\Ill nominate prl''>ldl·nual Coun'>elor
Edwin Mel·~ I II tu \un:el·d .\ttur nc) <.11.'nt·ral \\ill mm
French Smith. who'" n•,1gning after conduc11ng lh1.· most
wholesak re~hap1ng nt Ju'it1ce Dcpanment pohc> 1n
decades.
Tht: Prl')llknt. 111 a lt:tter to Srn11h. said ht• WU)
accepting thl' '>Urp11w 1n1gna11un · "1th deep regret ..
Smith "-Ill \la\ on al the .lu'>t1n• l>t·panml·nt until
Meese .,..in~ ~·natc-ninlirma11un. Jn·onl1ng to prc<;1den-
t1al spolc~man l .trr) "rx·a~l'' In h1' letterot rl'\lgn::111on. \\hllh the \\hilt.' Hou!>c:
released toda) Smith 101,1 Kl·agan that \\ h1k ··~en u:c 1n
'our ( ab1net ha' bt:en both a great honor and a personal
pleasure." the atmrnc' gt·nnal kit II"'•'' time tu return to
private life
".\mong till' 'l''l'ral •l•"o"' \\ll\ I mu'' do ~u 1!> thl·
!>trongcon' 1ctron 1ha1tl\t•1111c1nt' ot thl' countr~ requ1rt·
that \Ou run and ht• rl'·l'k\ll"d · \11111h ''nil' .. , ha'l' been
in\ uh l'd 1n that r1on'" \llll'l' 19()(1 and I do not Y.anl 1984
tu be Jn C~CCPllOn rh1~ would not be possible In ll'I)
r>rc\<"nt pos111on "
The pre<11dcnt. 1n his letter to Sn111h. rephl"d, "While I
will dc,·ply m1<1 )'Our continued panic1pa11on al. "
nwmhcr of the ( ab1net, I' appreciate }Our ofTt·r to
part1npatl' in the 1984 campaign ..
Rea~n praised the changes Smath has brought about
111 the Justice Department. mentioning several by name.
and said the anorne) general had agl'('ed to serve as a
mt'mber of the President's Foreign lntelhgence Advisory
Board.
m1th had told Reagan ot h1~ dt"Cision to resign 1n a
pm all' ~cs~ion Wednesday.
On Thursda). Speakes said, the allorney general mtt
"'•lh Reagan's top three a1dl'S -Meese. Chief of Stan Jame~-\ Baker Ill and Deputy Chief of Staff Michael K
Dea-.er -and told them he wa~ resigning.
Shorth after that, Mee~. Baker and Deaver met with
Reagan. Si}cales said Reagan told them at that time that
he v.ould nominate Meese to be auome) general
In a wnucn statement toda~. Reagan said. "Ed 1s not
onl} m\ llU\ted l.'ounsclor. he is also a person "'hose life
anJ e\P.,•m•nce rdk•ct a profound t·om m1tment to the law
and a \'On'>l'>lc nt d1:d1 cat1on to the 1mprovl'1Tlenl of our
fUStlle )\\tem .. William F. Smith Ed win Meese
.
El Salvador takes
offensive in war
SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador (AP)-
Armed forces planes bombed suspected
rebel po!>1t1ons in an eastern province
where the government 1s beginning a ne"'
countennsurgenq dn-.e. civilian sources
say.
The sources said go' emmcnt planes
blasted targets Sunday in the cit~ of
Jucuaran. 78 miles southeast ofth1s capital
t'tly.
Jucuaran 1s in Usulutan province. where
the army began a counterinsurgency pro-
gram Friday through which 11 hopes to
dislodge rebels from the region and then
encourage farmers to return to the land
a Guatemalan air force plane as Ch1et
Warrant Officer Roben W. Prescott. 34. of
San Mateo. Calif. He worked in the office of
the m1htal) attadle to the U.S. Embassy.
otlicials said. and was .. on a normal
d1plomat1c m1ss1on."
Prescott and I 0 Guatemalans were
aboard the Israeli-built Avava 856 that
crashed Saturda) north of the capital ctt)
10 minutes after takeoff. A communique
from the Guatemalan army said the plane
was earl) 1ng people and supplies to the
non hem province of Peten. Therl' were no
rcpons of surv1-.ors.
Secretary of State George
Shultz s h ares a light moment
U W!repMto
with photographen befor e his
TV appear ance Sunday.
The plan lS patterned after the pa-
cification program used by the United
States in Vietnam.
The civilian sources. who requested
anonymity for fear of reprisals. said the)
did not know if there were any casualties in
the attack.
Druse hit
Lebanese
Shultz reveals thaw
in Soviet arms talks
tJsulutan. along with the other eastt.'rn
provinces of San Miguel. Morazan and La
Uni on. remained .,..tthout clcrtncil}
throughout the weekend as a result of rebel
sabotage Saturday. About 1.3 m1ll1on
people 1n the eastern half of the country
were affected b} the blackout.
BFIR UT. Lcbanon(AP)-Druscforces
broke a 36-hour lull in fighting and shelled
Lt·banest• arm~ pos111o ns in the central
mountains today, state radio reported.
Druse leader Walid Jumblatt says his
Synan-backed militia "'on't stop fighting
until the Cabinet resigns. W..\SHlt-.:c.10\. I \Pl -\l·tn:1a~ of
tatc George P \hull/ -.a" the l 'n·lll'd
States and the ()o, ll't l nion arc talking
informal!\ about arm' rnntrol anJ could
soon bl.·· ncgo11.111ng fatl'·IO-latl' o'er
reduction ot con,enlional lnrce'>
··\\ e ha'c prl'll\ good J1'>lU'>\IOn' gliing
on no"' on 1he hot linl' · \hult1 said
Sunda) v.11hout p1npom11ng thl· ,UbJl'Cts
··That's a form ot arm' agreement ·
.\nd Shult1 said rising terrorism 1n the
M1ddlr East t!> .. 1ncrti.l'>mgl~ originating 1n
Iran .. \\Ith the acqu1csccncc ofSyria:· He
named Iran. S~ na. the So' 1et Union and
L1b~a as nations that ha' c encouraged and
aided terrorist group' as pan of their
s1ra1eg' for gaining 1nlluencc 1n the M1ddk
East.
The sabotagr appeared to be an attempt
to thwan the pacification operation
Usulutan 1s the second phase of the
program. begun in June in San Vicente
pro' ince. "'h1ch borders Usulutan on the
\\e'il
(I\ ll1an sources said fiH' soldiers 'H~re
~1llcd and 19 wounded 1n fighting unday
a1 Tres Calles. another L'sulatan town
Jumblatt. in an interview pubh'Shed in
the Jordanian newspaper al-Rai. was
quoted as sa)'1ng: .. We will not stop fighting
1h1) time unless and until the Gemayel
go,crnment resigns. Its sta~mg 10 power
\\Ould mean the complete destruction of
Lebanon.··
The rcnc"ed ligh11ng today came 10 the
mountains that nse east of Beirut's
International ..\1rport . .,..here the 1.400.
man contingent ofU S Mannes 1s based. Shult/ al)O -.aid the l n1tcJ \talc~ rs
agreeable to a ~o' 1e1 propo ..... I that the
estranged '\upcrpo"crs rc\Unll" 1hc1r
suspended talksa1ml·d ill rcduun~ 1hc le' cl
of con-.ent1 onal mihtan torrc\ in E:.astcrn
and We~tern Eurort•
The '>t'lTl'Wn said on .\BC'-T\"s ··This
\\eek "'rth I)a\ 1d Bnr kle\ :· that the
So' ll't\ h:H l' '>uggc'>tt·d rl·.,ump11on of the
negotiation., on '\larch 16 in Vienna
In Guatemala. the L'.S. Embass-~ 1denl-
1 lied the .\ menr:rn "hn c11t>c1 in 1 he cra)h of
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DEMOCRATS SEEK UNITY
.\MES. lowa·(API -The Demo-
crauc candidates for president. 10
Iowa for a forum on agricultural
issues. are calling for an end to
bickering among themselves and a
focus instead on their targt't: Presi-
dent Reagan.
.. I think we should focus less on
picking away at each other's records
and focus more on his (Reagan's)
record:· Sen. Alan Cranston ofCali-
fornta said aturday as the candidates
vied for the farm vote 10 Iowa. the site
of precinct caucuses Feb :!O ... Ronald
Reagan is a disaster for agricultural
.\mcnca ns as well as a disaster for all
.\mencans."
Of the <,1\ candidate\ at the forum
-onh Sen John Glenn of Ohro and
the Rev. ks~e Jackson we re ab~ent.
both campaigning in the South -all
predicted a disaster for farmers
should Reagan win re-election.
"If Reagan wins. I'd sell the farm
and buy a bomb shelter." former Sen.
George McGovern said.
Organizers of the event said they
were delighted with 11s outcome and
said the interest it has generated
means agriculture will move to the
forefront in the 1984 election.
"The fact that the candidates came.
the kind of turnout we ha' e. the kinds
of stands the) took on issues clearly
means n's on the front burner 1n lo"' a
for the nexl month and the countn
for the rest of the year:· said David
Ostendorf. one of the or~n1zer1.
State Democratic Chairman David
Nagle. who has not endorsed any
candidatt.'. pronounced the event
good for the part) and most of the
candidates. He said former Vice
President Walter Mondale "held his
own ... while McGovern and Sen.
Gal) -Har't of Colorado ··probably
1mpro,ed their positions."
All six candidates pledged to wp-
pon programs which would suppon
small fam1I} farmers and assailed
Reagan ·s agricultural pohc}. The)
also opposed future grain embargoes.
although some admitted support for
past embargoes and apologized for
the ( arter administration. the last to
impose a ban on grain sales to the
Soviets.
Early Bird Dinner
Specials s6 . 95
Prime Rib or Fresh Fish
"Our 26th year"
Call Rtglfdmg
Non Smo•tr Ritt!
Six gain
freedom
in Berlin C omplece Dmner w ith choice of
soup or salad and dessert
.v · and JO 60 Rafts /b. BFRLIN ( .\P) -Six FARMERS lffStMANCE Fast Ciermans have been
J -GRotJ» l'Srortcd to freedom
M through the Berlin Wall 4 to 6 P 441 Oki Newporl llvd. t"'o da~s after the) took
I / l D New,..t leoch, C:.. refuge in the U.S. Embass) a A W kt 631-n40 ~ ,_ JI 88 • ~~~~~=;;;;;~ 1n East Bcrhn and refused
..., ~ Ii RUffELL'S to budge until the} won pohucal a'iylum in the ~ff/DnJ 6 7 3-7 7 26 U,HOLSTllY, INC. w~~'il Berlin border
• I ON THC PfNINSUL A ............ -4 .... guards said the five men
BALBOA 801 E. BALBOA 1922 HARBOR BIVD and one woman were driv-
COSTA MESA -548 1156 en 1n t~r<.'e East German
TeXas citizens flee
city in bom.b scare
By tbe A11oclated Preu
POINT COMFORT. Texas -About three-fourths
of this coastal town's I. I 2S residents fled their homes as
the deadline for a threatened chemical~plant bombina
approached. but no explosive was found and the evacijeCS
returned. officials say. ''We're not stoppina our inve tiaa·
lion until we make an n~t.'' said Police Chief Tommy
Ochoa on Sunday after police hlocked roads leadina into
the town between 3 and 4 p.m. A note received by the
Formosa Plastics Corp. last week demanded that an
undisclosed amount of money be placed in a park in
iearby Pon Lavaca or the plant would be blown up at 3:30
.m. Sunday. At 2 p.m., radio and television stations
rondcast a message from Mayor Trinidad Rocha. who
told residents that no bomb had been found. but that they
could evacuate "as a precaution." Rocha said about 75
percent of the town's residents left
Judge off to )all
TOLEDO. Ohio -A federal judge convicted under
Ohio's newdrunken-dnving law says he'll spend his threc-
day 1a1I term working on court business. "I'm takma a
couple offiles with me to woricon and l'llche<:Jc in with my
clerk!> once a day in case of an emergency," U.S. Distnct
Judge Nicholas Walinski said Sunday. as he prepared to
start the sentence today. The judge was sentenced last
week 1n Toledo Mun1c1pal Coun to the jail term, fined
$300 and had his dnver's license suspended for 60 days.
Half-tlme a royal Dush
SALT LAKE CITY -The rush to bathrooms during
halftime of Super Bowl XVlll has been blamed by a water
department supervisor for the rupture of a I 6-inch water
main ... About 15 minutes into halftime, I thoutJ:it. 'If
something 1s going to happen. it'll happen now." said
Easton Stevens. a Salt Lake City Water Depanment
supervisor. Moments later he was called out to the broken
main. The cause of the break may never be determined
officially, but Stevens said as far as he's concerned. it was
due to too many fans flushmg their toilets at the same ~
time
6 perish ln house fire
BERWICK, Pa. -An early morning fire that raced
through a two-story home, killing six people in their beds,
ma~ have been caused by hot cigarette ashes dumped into
a garbage can. fire officials said. The blaze Sunday
apparent!) began in a small pantry between the living
room and kitchen on the first floor, officials said. A vent
circulating air between the first and second floors helped
the fire spread qu1ckl~ through the home, Berwick fire
Chief Norman Fowler said. All six victims were found in
their beds on the second floor.
CALIFORNIA
Sweep turns up 18 shells
SAN DIEGO -After a productive first week. the
Navy planned today to continue its searctrforotd arntkry
shells 1n pubhc land that used to be a military firing range.
Sailors and Mannes who swept the canyon area adjacent
to the T1errasanta neighborhood last week found 18 shells
that were presumed to be live. Of the five rounds
disco' ered Frida). four "'ere 75mm armor-piercing shells
and the other a 37mm shell.
Chlnese asylum denled
SAN FRANCISCO -A Chinese physicist who Oed
t11s country's consulate here by slidin~ down a rope will
fight a U.S. 1mm1gration judge's decision to send him
home, his attorney says. Oakland attorney Thomas Surh
sa1dan appeal on behalf of Xia Yuren. 50. will be filed with
the Board of Immigration Appeals as the first step in a
process that could take two years. Judge Bernard
Hornbach denied the atmosphenc: physicist's request for
poht1cal asylum on Friday. Xia was accused of battery for
<11legedly molesting a woman at the New Mexico Insutute
of Mining and Technology. Xia was taken to San
Francisco by Chinese authonties and was awaiting return
to China when he escaped.
$21 mllllon ln cocalne seized
BELL -l")learly I 00 pounds of cocaine worth an
estimated S2 I m1lhon. half of it hidden in a tunnel under
a house. have been seized and five men from Colombia
were arrested 1n a weekend raid, authorities said today.
Los Angeles County sheriffs Deputy John Broussard said
S 15.000 in cash was also found Sunday 01ght after a stake-
out by narcotics deputies and state law enfor~ment
officers.
Cop spy settlement mulled
LOS ANGELES -Mulriple plaintiffs in a landmark
police spying lawsuit set for trial in just 10 days held a
lengthy weekend meeting on a proposed settlement but
gave no word on what was decided. However. American
Civil Liberties Union attorney Paul Hoffman did say
another meeting with a settlement judge would be held
today. The ACLU 1s representing 131 plaintiffs who
accuse police of illegal spying on law-abiding civilians
WORLD
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Chlle-Argentlne accord •lgned
VATICAN CITY -Chile and Argentina signed a
decl1t[at1on of peace and fnend~hip today as pan of a
Vauc"hl attempt to resolve a tense temtorial dispute
between the two South A~erican.neighbors. Tbe forcian
m1n1sters of the two countnes. which came to the brink of
war 1n 1978. declared "their decision to pr'escrve and
develop their relataons in malterable pcacr and perpetual
friendship." the joint statement said. Brochettes
of Beef s395
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Fast to the West at 9 pm GDANSK. Poland -Lech Walesa met with Cardinal
Sunda). Jozef Glemp. Poland's Roman Catholic primate. for the
The West German gov-~ firsttime in 10 months and then heard the cleric celebrate
crnmcnt. West Berlin Mass for some 10.000 worshipers who nashed Solidarity's
authorities and U.S. ¥-for-victory sign. Glemp had conferred with John Paul
M1ss1on refused 10 ~Y II. the Polish-born pope, at the Vatican last week. The
todn> whether the m had cardinal rt'fuscd to say what he and Walesa discussed in
then been flown out of thcu 20 m1nute-metting Sunday.
Wcst lkrhn.
'iunda> the U .~ Em-
ba\\} 1n Ea\t Berlin made a
bnef statement confirming
the am,•al in West Berlin
"The 'ii\ people. who
came to the embass) on
frida) r<.-qucstmg as)lum.
Id\ 1hc cmba~s" volun·
taril> The) depaned fol-
low1 ni conclu'1on\ of
ncaotiat1on') With Or
Wolfpng Vogel. attornc)
We ha-.e rt'<'Ci\'ed rchablr
a'i'lur3ncc\ that all 'ii\ 1nd1·
'•dual'\ ha-.e arrr-.ed \.lfrl>
1n th(' WC"st ''
Then-wa' \fX'<'\Jlatton
We<,t German>" ma) hu"c
"bough1 ouf 1he ~Ill ()f'
"freed to \\\llP J•Ulcd Eut (1~rman agents for th~u
rdca~
U.S. complez firebombed
MUNICH, West Germany -Unknown assailants
th re"' a firebomb through a window of the U.S. military
-.hopping center tn nonhcm Munich early today. eolice
...i1d The firebomb land~ 1n 10 office. but no irvuries
"'er1: reported 1n the 2 a.m attack. pohcc said. It was not
1mmed1atcly clear 1f onyonc was in the complex 11 tht
ume
Shamir threaten• to quit
T(L A VIV. br1el -Prime Minister Y1tzh ... Shamtr
thmucned to ft 11n 1f his C brnet colleaaucs did not
approve theS20b1lhon budaet that was finally passed after
bitter debate. new• reports '4id today. The 1984 budge•.
adopted unda) night. included a $17 t million cu• in
defen5e ~pend1na. Two dlllly ntW1p1pers and bract Radio
f\"ported th:Jt ftam1r made-h11 th~at to rrs11n -and
bring down the 0\Cmmcnt -d urint a mtttin o(
min ten from his llkuJ bloc. hdd between t~ Cati ntt "°'\' \an the rconont)' •
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Orange Coast OAIL Y PILOT /Monday, January 23, 1N4
High c ourt r e instat€s
·murd ~re r ' s death t
I
rm. i
Justices say no
comparison revtew
ts called for
WA~HIN GTON (.\P) -Thl' Su-
preme Cou rt rcrnst.atcd the death
sentence of a California man toda).
ruling that convicted murderers ma}
be sentenced to death even when staic
courts do not stud) what punishment
was re<:c1vt'd b) others who com-
mitted s1m1lar crimes
B~ a 7.2 vote. theJust1ces n•1nstated
the death ~ntence of con' 1cted
murderer Robert .\lton Harns. The~
said no "propomonaht) re\ 1ew" "as
required in h1~ case
The dec1s1on marked the high
coun·s latest 'enture int o the legal
quagmire of cap11al punishment. but
its ultimate effect on th e nearly 1.300
men and women on death rows
nat1onw1de ma} take months to
assess
The coun said the C'o nst1tut1on's
protcc11om against cruel and unusual
punishment do not impose an
absolute requirement that all death
sentences be compared w11h pcnalues
imposed 1n si milar cases.
"There is no basis in our cases for
ddcndan1 n:4uc!>l~ 11 ... J ui.uce 8 ) ron
R Whne \\rote for the court.
·· .\ssum1ng that there could be a
capital ~oicncmg S)'Stcm i.o lacking
1n other checks on arbitf"1riness th111t
wou ld not pass consti&ut1onal muster
w1th oul comparative proport1onahl)
review. the 1977 C'aJiforma i\atutc
(under which Harns was sentenced) 1s
not of that son:· White said.
Harm wa~ ronv1 led of murdmna
t~o 16-)car·old boy51n San Dtqo in
1978. Pohce ~1d he 1bdue1td th •
OO)s. John Mayeski and M1chx~
Baker. from a hamburstt drtv.in -___,~
nnd ur.cd \heir car for a bank robbC'rY:
Prosecutors said Harris lauaheo
about gunning dowo the bovt while
he ate the meals they never f'inashcd.~
Hams' 1979 conviction and death
• I Big q~ake rocks
Monterey· coast
MONTERE'r (.\Pl -J\ strong
earthquake th at felt like an ewlos1on
to some people and a ro ller to others
triggered burglar alarms 1n Kini. ( 1ty
and rattled homes along 200 miles of
California coastline.
at 9:40 p.m .. accord1n.s to · Patt)
Murtha of the Umversny of Cah-,.
forn1a Seismographic Station tn
Bcrkele:r.
The first aftershock. which had a
preliminary reading of 4.0. hil oane
minutes later. Murtha said. and
second aftershock of the same maani·•
tude came about 11 : I 0 p.m.
She said it hadn't been detennioed
which fault line the quakes were on.
but stie d.idn 't believe it was on th(
San Andreas Fault.
Steamy conversation UWINptloto holdmg that the comparative propor-
tionality review by an appellate coun
is req uired in every case in which the cauaed temperature. to hlt the •Ingle dlglta death penalty is imposed and the
Officials said Sunda) night's
quake. which registered 5.25 on the
Richter scale. and two strong after-
shocks caused no damage or injuries.
But hundreds of people from San
Francisco to San Luis Obispo called
police. radio stations and newspapers
to report they felt ll.
The first and strongest of the
shakes. wh1cll had an epicenter 12
miles southeast of Monterey. struck
At the Monterey County Sheriff'
Department. about 80 miles south of
San Francisco. Sgt. John Darlina said
the shock was shon and severe. Two Boeton re.ldenta chat ln the chill on a
atreet comer tht• weekend, with ateamy
re.ulta. FrfCld arctic air ln the area baa
a• much of the nation remain• gripped ln r---------------------------------
the &rup o f winter. I
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College tuition deal
still not 'in the bag'
Governor balking
at aid propos~l
LOS. ANGELES (A P) -Go".
George Deukmejian says he won't
give in to a key compromise feature in
the sticky issue of community coll~e
fees being considered b) the Legi~
lature today.
A com promise bill to break the
long-stand mg deadlock on the go'·
emor's demand for a $50-per-
9tmnter tuition at community col-
kges would combine a series of
existing fees with new tu1t1on for a
total S50 fee. But Democrats want the
Republican governor to agree that
students who apply for financial aid
could have a two-month delay in
paying the fee.
DeukmeJian u1d Saturday he
won't agree to that provision.
although he has agreed to approve
restoration ofS96.5 million in aid to
the community colleges 1f the legjs-
lators go along with the $50 fees.
He made the comments at a news
conferen ce following a speech to a
convention of the California Re·
pubhcan League. the moderate wing
of the state GOP.
The governor told the group that
the "bitter medicine" of last year's
budget cuts did its job and "cured"'
California's economy.
He said his new budget proppsals
are aimed at "returning higher educa-
tion to excellence." creating more
1obs and making the state more
a\lractive to employers.
''Last year's budget was bitter
mediciate. but now the patient 1s
healthier." Dcukmejian said. "'Today
the state is bnmming with promise
0nce again ... For the first time in five
years. California has a balanced
budJet -and it was done without
raising general taxes ...
The governor said his proposed
spending increases for higher educa-
tion will offset sagging morale that
has resulted from meager salary
increases and nsing student fees.
··we must keep and attract the best
professors. scientists and resear!.'.hers
in the nation ... and train more
students to be the scientific wizards of
the future." Dcukmejian said.
Acid pits
to blame
-family
Riverside residents
neve~ _go~warntng?
RIVERSIDE (AP)-A family says
It was never warned to stop drinking
water from a well contaminated with
PCE. a suspected carcinogen. and
now they are suffering a vanety of
health ailments.
Frank Fionda. 48. said he de-
veloped a heart "speed-up" condition
about six months after he moved into
his home near the Stringfellow acid
pits. a former mdustrial waste site.
Fionda is on medication for the
heart condition and also suffers from
lap1es of memory. He and his wife.
Myrna. say the couple's 15-year-old
daughter. Lucmda. began getting
migraine headaches in November
and is also taking medicine.
"It would just be nice to know 1f the
water was the cause:· Myrna Fionda
said in an interview published Satur-
day in the Riverside Press-Enterpnse.
State health officials discovered
last month that the well used by the
Fiondas and the Bill McGoogan
family contained tetrachloroethene.
commonly known as PCE. a solvent
that causes cancer in laboratory
'animals.
But health officials sav they are not
sure 1f Stringfellow. a former waste
disposal site. 1s the source of the
pollution.
Tests in December determined that
the well. located in the foothills north
of Glen Avon. contained 2.6 parts per
b1lhon of PCE. according to Dr.
James Stratton. chief of the En-
vironmental Toxics Ep1dem1olog)'
Unit of the state Department of
Health Services.
The state recommends against
drinking water contaminated at a
level of 4 parts per billion.
Both families say they never were
advised not to drink the con-
taminated water.
But David Spath. sannary engineer
fo r the Department of Health Ser-
vices. said he btheves he warned the
Fiondas about drinking from the well.
Fledgling Florida symphony
mirroring Orange County's
By SUSAN FINGE R
Dlllfr ""' C. ii ' I ...,.,
ORLANDO. Fla. -Orange Coun-
ty California and OranJ,C County
Flonda both exude Disney's in-
fluence 1n sun-filled citrus land. Both
counties are experiencing an influx of
ex-urbanites bringing sophisticated
cultural tastes along with mature
financial status.
And both are supporting relatively
young orchestras -the Pacific Sym·
phony Orchestra. the Florida Sym-
phony Orchestra -1n a manner that
permits gradual. but consistent. artis-
tic development.
A recent program of Russian
mu 1c. offered by the Flonda Sym-
phony Orchutra. consisted of
Mlaskovsky's one-movement Sym·
phony No. 21. Prokofiev's Piano
Concerto No. 3, with a very fine solo
appearance b)' John Browning. and
Tcha1kovi.ky"s Symphon)' No 6. the
"PathC11QUC .. ,
1dne) Rothstein wa'I recently
rhoscn from amona 400 contel)de~
to be music d1rccto=r of the j)f'orida
ymphony andou appa y deahna
w1th ,soinc-e>HM-s:a problems -
baJic quht10n!> of prtt1s1on. 1ntona·
tlon. tone quality and balancr -that
Kc11h Clarli has faced 1n inOu.:nc1na
t\Cr) \taac of thl' PSO'\ dl'"cloe>-
m1:n\
, Sin11larly. financial 'luppon h:I\
cnahll'tf Roth\trin 10 uniar.uk thl'
qualll) among 1hc 70 orchestra mem-
ber Las1 week"' Florida ymphony
c:onccn ellh1b1ted the same uneven·
ne\s and the samr prom•~ that past
Pacific '>mphon) <.'once n\ have
">hown. f unhcrmorc. the chOtl'e of
prottram wa '1 nod to popular
t
attracuon to a certain Russian ellot1·
c1sm.
But the inclusion of Miaskovsk)'. a
rarel)' heard. lifelong friend of
Prokofiev. denotes a sense of com-
m 1tment to musical edu9ition that
Rothstein obviously shares wtth
Clark.
The M1askovsky was performed
with energy and. 1n sections. with an
exciting degree of momentum sus-
tained through emphasized syn-
copation. At times. however. the
music -which once sounded so
radical but now seems unabashedly
romantic despite its Russian modal-
it y -was played with a dull
blandness.
This blandness affected the slower
sec11ons of the other p1~ as well.
The Tchaikovsk). a dangerous p1ccc
for a )'Ouna orchestra to JJ(rform.
c pcc1ally .uffcred dunn1 its more
'ustained moments. Still. the stnna
enstmblc for the haltin& line of thr
founh movement. 1n which the
muste11n'\ manaacd to wsta1n the
tho""1• throuahout frequent mt<1,
wH accomphsht'd "'~II
Like our own Pacific Symphony
the act'omphtt\"'cnts of the sister
'ymphony orch~tra 1n Florida •~
JU>t enouah to allow one to 1mnamr
the clTcd ofa profound I\ controlled
rungc. .. of dynamics. and o(an 1ntcn ''>
and balance of focused hn~ tha\
ltlUld \Omcdn~ IL•a4f to true areatnes
_ ..
Not a penny down~ 1295% APR
and up to five years to pay.
I\ tc• \l'I
Home Federal help~ you
with bumper to bumper
financing for as long as five
years -at a great Im' rate~
For a l11rnte<l 11ml' onh
Home Federal offm \OU Ile\' C:Jr
fi11Jnc11111. ""h1ch coH·r. up to
100'\, of the ~11111~ pme plus 1.1\
licenlit' and '>'.trrJnf\
Uorro'>' up 10 $2-i 0001 .\11<l
keep 'our p:l\ men~ lo" "uh our
hreakthrou~h rillt' of 0111\ 12 Q"'"·
APH• and terms up 10 h\t'
\n nee<l 10 tradt• \Our
preloent car no need to deplett'
'our sa\ 111~~ 10 come up with
c:c,h You can hu' one of the
hetter Ile\\ ca~ on the road todn
without ~pend111g one red cent
hefore \OU make 'our f1rs1
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also the kc~ to extra bankin~
convenience at Home J
Federal.
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gear -get on the phone
now
Thi offer mm ~
"1thJra"11 at am lime for
111lumu11011 on ho" to apph for
\Ollf Ile\\ car loan. call nght
J" J\ :im hour am da'
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I
··1 scrlou /y doubt thats person able to do community college level
work would not know how to apply for flnancJal aid.·'
OLLY MALCOMB
Senior. Corona Del Mar Hltb School
The last thing we need
is another transit tax
He's ready for a real K.I.S.S.-off
1 o the.-Eda tor·
J{cgardang tht Ulll'·Ccnl ta\
propmal -we do notncl'd all)' morr
tJ\<.'S for "transportation." Wathan
the past year or two. slate ps ta>. was
increased two cent'> and kdt'ral &d'
tax was 1nu·t0a\Cd fi"c lt:nl'> In '>Orne
ta'>Cs, the.-i><-'Vt'n-rent ~.,tax ancrca'>C
luuldrc~ult an an adda ~-cent '4.tk~ ta>. 1nacJ\4.0 a' well Al\O , 1f tht·
tu ,., appru"cJ. thl·n an} purcha~·
v.1th 1m:rcmcnt\ of 50 ll'nh would
result 1n more than 7 pch.cnt (pcrhap'>
7 5 or lS pcr<.ent) total tax '
The only \uppon for more taxl''> ''
from my and count)' official~ Does
Jn)<>nt' really bcl1cvc a t;ax ontt'
enacted wall be dropped'! Remember
the excise tall.?
The '1.l:&lc: .and federal agencies ha"e
pknt) of our money for transpor-
t:lllon we·~ already paying for
frccway'i and for a "rapid 1rans1t
\)\lcm" 1ha1 Wt' wall never '>Ct'. unlc'i\
you rn0\1dc1 buying morC' hu\I.·\ J
"rapid 1ran\1t 'l}'>tem .. Why \hould
wt pa' for more''
ROBERT H. ~IMMON~
Co\ta Mesa
College fee not unreasonable
I 11 the 1:,dttor
I am a -.cn1or at < orona del Mar
ll1gh School. Rcccntly l ha\c been
H'adang mu<:h atx>ut a tu1t1on fee per
~mester for rnmmun1t)' collcgc \tu-
dcnts. (10\ <1corgc DcukmcJian
\taned th1~ 1n111at1\C alter he cul
S 108.5 m1ll1on from the '>)\tern IO
help balance the state budget. rh ...
proposal call\ for a S50 tu111on lt·e for
lull tame student'> and a S31J tu111on
Ice for part-tame student\, allo" ang $8
m1lhon in the budget tor financial aid.
Our maJOrtt) Dcmcx ral•l a'l\Cmbl)
refused to pas\ th1c, h1l.
The main argument aga1m.t the fee
has been that 1t would prevent
students from a11cnding college. As~
1>Cmblyman John va .. rnnn:llos ( D-
Cian Jose) '>8td 1t would "d1sheanen
the people who arc the lcasl
motivated ... the one'> who don't
know how to apply for financial aid "
Most finanual aid form\ art' u1;uall~
-.ample and rcquarc very httle l'Onccn-
1rat1011 I '>t'rtously doubt that a
pcr'lon able to do community collc:gc
lc\d work would not know how to
appl) for financial aid.
M)th1call)' the communal) collegt'
'>'>tern serves the undcrpn v alegcd
>\n:ord1ng to a recent stud} by the
< alifornaa Po\tsecondary Education
< omm1ss1on. less than 10 percent of
the total enrollment come from
fom1hes eamang less than S 12.000 a
)ear and 50 pert'ent are self suppon-
ang The 'ltudy also suggests that the
hulk of the system 1s used by the
m add le class to sharpen JOb sk11lsorto
pur<;ue special interests.
If it comes 10 vote in June. I urge
your readers to place the burden of
the extra cost on those who u">e the
~ystem
KELLY MALCOMB
Newpon &ach
Parents' fears slow process
1 o the Editor
I was o;tunncd h} the pell) narrow-
ness ofprotew. ol 'lome of the parent\
agamst the reorgan1za11on attempt ot
the Laguna fkach School Board to
place the 6th grade into Junior high
\(;hool. and I feel there was morc foar
on the pan ol the parent'i themsclvcc;
to confront lhange rather than lcg11-
1mate con<.:erno; for the proper cdura-
l1on of their lhtldn.:n
Why ha\ cdurntaon 1n the: u1untr,
lagged behind the re.,t ol muth of the
world') Not bec.:au\t· we had to do..e a
few school!> here and there and
red1stnbu1e '>ome childrl'n to other
schools. not because 1hcy ma :,. lo..e
contact 'Mlh a pan1cular homeroom
teacher. no1 because thq tan '1 be the
Kangofthe Hall an} more·. not bcraust•
a higher grade level bull1c'> the
)oungcr one-. (tha1\ an t'nllrel~
different prookm and ha\ bec.:n
around -.1nu· l\dam and I \l') nut
becau'>c \Offil' <11 the parc.:nt'> think 11
would be \Otta! upheaval d lhilurcn
were fortcd 111 ad"ance Lo a Junior
high ...._huol one \.Car earl~ and not
bccauc;e o n1: 01 lh1: other e'l(tra
lurntular atll\.ll'f may haH to be
i.h1ftcd or at '-'•>f'>I. be c:l1m1natl'd
Thi'>" a thang1ng world, and 1fwc
can't accept change we bury oursclve'i
and don't have to wait for others to do
11 I think our t h1ldrcn are being
overprotclled We accept med1ocnly
wherc wc '>hould demand top quality
and top 4uan111y. for that matter.
Part"nh complain about too much
homework v. hen there as hardly an}.
Just look at the latest report on time
'pent an '>Chool. where< alttorn1a lags
tar behind thc re\! of the nation
Ktd'> are patted on their back'> for
an) 'hoddy work the) submit an~tead
ot beang asked for repeats until lirst
dass work as produced In most other
parts of the world for example. a
, \e<.:ond language· 15 taught from the
lrd grade on. There arc 200-220 days
of1n'itruction to our J73-180days. If
'-"l' l.lon't \tan demanding onl) the
bc'>t from our ~oungstcrs wc arc going
to be outcla<;"K:d by C\eryone else
Hut 11 o;ccm\ Wl' have lo'>t our nerve
and reached a plateau of wellbeing. so
rnrnfonable. that we lean back. relax
and take it too ca\)' That'<·, a '>urc way
to \lap What'\ wrong with hard work?
T ha\ count!) i.u we arc told, was built
on hard work
PETER WEISBROD
Laguna Beach
I've alwuy~ hccn a firm believer in
the ol' K I S.S ~hoot of1houaht and
ph1l~ph) You know what K.l.S.~.
1\, don't >Ou" It\ an acronym lhat
stand for "Keep It ample Stupid."
~auscofthi~outlook. I have very
httlc patience with dumn foohshnes~.
Damn foolishnci.s, in thii.c.asc, 1n·
clude<i people who ramble on at 1hc
mouth. mak1naan mcrcd1blc lol of
sound but very ltttlecommun1eauon.
You know the ones.
T hcy ')Ian out telling you about a
tratfa: tll"kct that the)' once got and
end up rel a yang th ear cnta re Yellow·
o,tonc tnpand how the btaratc their
car bccau\e that's where the ticket
was wrmen. Ton'> and ton!> of
arrelcvant trash. "We took hgh1way
16 up. because at that 11me, 16 years
ago the new thruway wa\n't 1n yet"
Who cares?
"Wc..ta}ed at the De"" Drop Inn.
but It's been torn down now."
Probably ~hould ha vc been 16 ycar\
ago Torn down. that is.
Now. I don't want to gave the
1mprc.,s1on that I'm against normal
con H·rsataon. I love a good converS<.1-
tion What I'm agaan\t ts all oft he
Junk that i.ome peopk throw 1n to
lake up space. Basically. I'm aiaanst
thc man. who. when yo u ask him
what tam e 1t 1s. lells you how to make
aclcxk
That sort of person 11> particularly
aggravaung when you need infor-
mation. and you arc forced to ask 1l of
om: ofthe'e people
"i hal an formation should be an
Book 16. ~ct ion A( I( vu)). paroaraph IX oftht' Unaform F'ilmaand('odc
System (Grcat.Stophere.)"Did you
know that the Uniform F1lintand
< ode System was developed y
Herbcn V. Bit~mch?" (Stop!)••His
middle name wu Vargil." (STOP!)
"He was62 yeanoldat the time he
developed 11," (Oh. God') "and was
marncd to a 36 year old woman. Her
name was Hu1cl Q. (i11smelt. Her
name was Schme~tcrfield before ~he
marned Herbert. l don't know what
the Q. !ltood for. They had three
children, a boy and girl and somc-
lh1ngclsc. The boy married a girl
named Annette Cringe, theg1rl be-
came a nun and the somethangehc
moved to San Francisco."
Afit"ra whale. your heann~ becom·
C\ totally numb. your santty as
tceleringand you feel mugged. Maybe
)OU even get the 1nforma11on that you
originally asked for.
People like this usually have a
tendency to use many syllable or
fairly obscure words they don't really
know the meaning of, but have heard
\Omcwhcrcorother. Almost an-
vanably. they US(." thec,c words 1n the
wrongcontc.-.1.
"Mynle used to work here. but she
wasn't happy, so she went to the
Osterkandcr C ·ompany. She" vcf)
assuaged there."
They also try, usually with very
little success. to impress you with
their knowledge of their JOb. No
matter how trivial the job might be
As a matter off act. the ~mailer the J<>b.
B1LL
H~RVEY
they harder they try to 1 mpress you.
"I need a pencil.••
"Red. bl uc or black 'r'
"Black.''
"Yelloworirecn" ..
"HLACK!"
"No. no Yellow or green on lhe
'OUISldt•'!"
"Yellow."
"I, 2. 3.or4?"
"I nt'Cd one black. yellow pencil.··
"No, no I I\ hard lead 21Hofler. l
IS ... "
"One black yellow 2 pencil."
"Octagon11I or round? ..
"What the Hell difference does
THAT make'>"
··w ell. are you goan~ to be la)ang 11
on an 1ncl1ncd surface, ..
"I doubt at. but who knows We
may have an eanhquakt•."
"Beuerhavcanoctagonal Wathor
wattToul an eraser?'·
"No eraser I'm perfe<t "
"Good. That''i one black yellow
two without eraSt·r Dixon or
Ticonderoga''"
"&
$%& . ..
A NEO-NAZI IS IN FRONT LINE OF DEA TH SQUAD
V. •\"IHINC 11 ON -I haH' tll:cn
anvcst1gat1ng the: L11111 l\mcman
"death o,4uad\ .. whKh pratttll' poli -
l•c<. hv a'>'>a\\1nation. Not nnl) do
they hclon~ t11 a \Uhterr:inean
nctwork of nght-w1ng group\ tll<a t
loopcratl' at r<>'I\ 1n1an;i11ondl
hound<Hll'\ hut thn rcportnlh arc
tonnc.:llcd lOJ politu al lront group
thdt fl'ta1n., \nlllt rnrx·t Whtlil\
I hi\ 1' the: \.\.0111111.1 dl'ath \quJll
rrwrnhn 111 ll1111dlJl.1\ ,, ph\\ll ltlll
h\ tJa\ JO ,1\\.t,\111 h\ rtll(ht """"'
I \, g1 \ l"n t hi Jl'i 11d1111., rn I I I 111>0
< >ur m11\1·11u·111., ,11r Jll t 11•1rdtn;.itl·d
•1ut of Ml'\llll h, our fri1nt g111up
r h1: a \\a\\I 11 told m \ il \\rn 1.lll' I 1111 I n·
\ ndc1 \on
111 oh111Jentil1nl thl' gmupiJ' tl1l'
I Jtin \mcr1lan \nt1t 11m111unl\t
< 11nlcdna1111n "h•l h l\J nwmh~:r 111
thl' V.urld \nt1u1n1munl\t I l',ll(IH'
I ht lcagut' l\an ultrau11l\l'f\:ltnc
""rldw1dt''Hil.lH111Jt111n li11111dnl 111
I a1wan in I tJfi 7 It OJ'll'r.111·, 1111hc
OPl n and hold\ Jn nu.ii 111nkr~ nu 'ol
11'> .tlf1ha1cd 11,r11up'
In rt·u·ni \('•'" k«111rn -..,11\ hl'f'>
l.M. Bovo
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hJ ' c noted 1hc 1nclu'>1un of known
ncu-"-.:an. wh11c-'>upremac1st groups
1n thcorgan11.a110n There 1scom:crn
that the World Ant1commun1'>t
I caguc wa' taken over by fas<.'t\l
clcmcnt~ 1n the I l.J70s El Lobo\
1 n form a t1on n<>" g1' cs credente to.
th1Honl1:rn
11,1 at111<1tl1l1Jll acwrdangtorl
I oho \Cl re th hankroll'> a well·
k1 w" n nght :v.111~ week I) new\-
rna~;111nc Kl·plirn ha.,cd 1n Mn1co
\t thi· l1f"X lra11-1H'tonlcrenn· 1n
V. .1,h11111,1ot1 I> C lht• dclcga11on
Ii 11n1 \1n 1rn a·portcdl> handed out
t op1n11t Kepltta um1a1n1ngan
<11I1l ll' a1t;1tkang 1hc .. ff olocau\t"
tl'lt•\ l\l<Hl '>l'fll'\ '" "Jc:w1~h propa-
iw ndJ.
I .11h111untn ·,underground
d1 .. 11h 'Quad hd\an unad.nowledged
lront group to lend lcg111maq, 10 thc
<1n11-tomm11 n1\t move ml·nt fl l oho
1drn1tflcd h1\\{luad'~ political a\-
\Ol 1.1tt· ;i\ thl' Honduran An -
t1u1111munl\t \lt1on Movement "II
1,1knthargeof propaganda lll
t1,1tll'' hcnpla1ned."Jfwc<:on-
JACK
AllDEISOll
firm. for example. that you arc a
Mar•ost the rtH>Vt:mcnt wall ha vc
rmtcf\ \\ 11 h your phologr J ph on
thl·m pla\lcrcd on '-'Jll\ all oH·r thl·
mun try the next da)'. dcnounung )OU
J'>a c.ommunast tra11 or ..
-fl Lobo acknowledged that Im
underground death squad "rcc.·c1"c'
a'l'>lstancc" from the Honduran
armed force~. But he \lrl"S'icd thut the·
aid'" "unofficial mo<;tl) 1ra1n1ngand
weapon\ provided b) ~ympathctac:
1un1Qrofficc~." The Honduran death
-.quad \tancd out a~a group of nght-
wanggraduatc 'ltudcnl\ at thl' Ntt
t1onal Autonomou' l Ina Vt"f\11~ 1n
I ~7Q but later expanded to 1ncluJ<'
pol1rc :and m11tlar, men
Well , may b e not poetic justice. • •
In< 1ctho'>lO\Jlr.1J Vn.i < 1crmalr.
of Pragut' d1'H.o\1·n•d hl·r hu\h..tnd
was chra11ng ma her "lhr wn
ll'mr>latcd both murdcr and \u111dC'.
• ind choM: lhe la1tc1 hlandl> lcapang
out of hN thard-\tor\ window \he
only ancurrc-d minor inJUlll\ hO\.lf·
c-vt'r bc~ tlU'4.' 'lhC' lc1ndl·d rm her
hu\b3nd 1n thc '>trct•t heh•" k1ll1na
ham
In <hfurd Oh111 J woman r::innot
IC'pll~ "'<'ar pJl<'nl ll'nth<'r \hot'\ ...
be< .w~ eJrl) lawmaker\ lhC're
th•>uJhl 11 ande,rnt for a lad> to wear
an'fthmgon her fc.•c t that ""ould tc0~1
up her \ktrt
T lw human hram 1'1 thc onl) ma1or
llrlt'tn rnmpkt<'h boited an hol)9'
I nfurtunatcl) ~ou'rr n111 \uppo~d
to think w11h the IX>4
<) ' ou \Jtd VI\ rC'C'ord\ h~t
<ionu·bo<h named I ove'n K1\\C.'S
l uH· Dunn& World War ti al r on
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ORANGE COAST
Daily Pilat
·'
H.L. lchw.U IH
~
C"81y Ooweltby
f ..... MOA-
IO IN flvflli .....
Lairy D.· I PMn " •
..... ~.Olll>f
I
Mnwn an San Franc1\Co, I finger-rranted n man named l..ove'n K1\\C\
oH Wouldn·111 be mazina 1f 1ha1
"'Crc thC' same person'>
A Jt'd be ama1mg 1t It WC'ren 't .
what'1
f ""' thma a woman notices •bout
another woman ac. how \he·, dre~~d.
hr\l thing a man not1CC'\ about
another man " how he''i dressed.
fam 1h1na a man nottc~ about a
woman '' h r fiaurc Farsl thing •
woman notices ubout a man •• ha~
eytt •• b«auw h1 C)C\ thow her
whethl'r he not1ct' her. So uy the
n()(n'
Nelli t1nte )Ou mull O\Cr all the
than&' 1hat hapl)r'nr\S to you IHI )C.r
don't fo~l N1clL h~'\ line "Whal
d('l(\n't loll )'OU make~ you troni ••
Y uu 'nn train a bat 10 cat out of
\our hund Rtmemhl-r that. laor ,,
Whale h1\group 1\a m1.111urc of
l I v1laan'i and mtl1taf). El Lobo 'Ml•d
1hat the related underground group an
theindu'ltnal c1tyofSan PedroSula l'i
made upentm·ly ofrx>ltce officer'>
"They are known s1mpl) as 'cl
e\Cuadron de la muene' (the
squadron of death). and they kill
common cnm1ruils." fl I obo ..aid.
"hut oc.·casionalh thl'Y wall do usa
favor and k1ll ron1 m u·n"" we have
ftngc:red"
El Loho\ rt•\ c·la111111' .ihout 1ntcr-
na11onal lOordtnJtn111 and the a'>-
s1s1ancc of government sccunty
forl"C\l onfirm!I what human nght'i
groups and anvcst1gat1ve rcponers
have SU\flCl tcd for years. In some
countne\ Wl'h a'>Ciuatemala. Argen-
tina and (I <iahador. official suppon
for the death \quado, has been traced
10 top m1htar) headquaners and even
prc~1dcn11al palaces. In Honduras.
though F.1 1 obo'sgroupi\publicly
d1'>.'lvowcd by the m1l11ary. the unof-
final a\\t'ilancc 1s well known to the
htgh lUnlnltand.
"We.· havt· to be careful and remain
-r.i~ -·
dandt:\lant• "\aid El Lobo. "We have
l'nt:m1cs an this country. Our v1ct1ms'
rdat1 vc!> have formed a ( omm1ttecof
the Famalae~ofthe Disappeared
One~ ...
BOONL)OGGLE OFT HE WEEK:
E vcr 'lOhc11ou'I of defense con trac-
tors' ~ltghtest wishes. the Pentagon as
allowing widespread abuse of a
procedural 'lhoncut intt·ndcd to help
'>mall contractor\collc<:t their pay-
ments w11hou1 longdelay'i And the
taxpayer IS OCtng shonchanged
.. r ast pay procurements" let con-
1 ral'torscollcct for goods wo1 th less
than $25.000 by simply subm11ting
their invo1c.e~. They don't have to
prove that thl' goods were satl'lfa<tory
-or even that they were delivered.
The predictable result was reported
bv the Dcfen4'C Department's inspec-
tor general: "We c~timated that S24
ma Ilion of materiel purl·hascd by
DOO under the fast pa) procedures
was not rcct't vt.•d. and the rC<'etpl of
another$ l 03 m1lhpn of ma ten el was
uncertain."
ff--' ,5
"At laat, the Great UctiJenatlNn Novetl"
J ' .... •
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"Please, I'm only trying t?.~elp
you Dixon or ·r icondcrog,i'
"DIXON'"
" 'harpcncd or un!lharpcncd''"
.. G IMME A&
S%& BALLPOIN I'" ·•Retractable or non-retractublc'>"
They also tend to asli. wcard
quc,uons. lJ nlcs'> a quC'sUoo as for
specific 1nformat1on, Su<'h as what's
tour name or how do you get to Main
Street. 11 should be answerable with
oneoffourrcphes: Yes. No. maybe or
I don't know You could add "I don't
want to tell you." bul most people wall answ~r "I don't know" instead of
takanga chance of hurting your
feeling~.
How would you answer tht• follow·
angqucstions?
"Do you want scrambled ew. or
do you hate cgs?"
Y cs-no? No-yes?
'Tan I borrow live dollars, or are
you broke?"
Yes-yes. You can borrow five
dollars but rm broke'?
"Areyous.av1ngth1ssca1 for
M>mcone or can I sit here?"
Maybe?
"Well.areyousav1ng11 orcan l sit
here,, ..
I don't know''
And on. and on and on ..
Was th as wonh reading, or dad you
waste your tame'!
Bill Harvey i5 columnm who Ji vt·s
m Hungtington Beach
ANDY
Roo11EY
A gamble?
You bet
it will be
Tht• governor of New York state,
Mano Cuomo. as prvposing that
hctting on sp<>nang C\Cnts be lcgal-
rzed
I'm vef) ~usptl'IOU'> of any poh-
11cian who thanks 11'5 a good idea to
try to subsidize government by taking
money away from the c1111ens who
can least afford 11 by ollenng them
lat~ hope lhe} 're goang to get nch
(You can't convince me that, un-
fortunately. 11 1,n·1 the poorest and
the dumbest who usually buy the state
lottery tickets.) ~Late lottcncs arc like
lt:galmng theft from the poor an order
to pay for thear welfare checks.
There arc certain things lhat come
naturally 10 u~. The urge to gamble 1s
one Governmcnls have usually
protected thc1H1t11cns from this urge
by making 11 illegal. thus removinJ it
as a temptation 10 law-ab1d1ng
people.
I 11 rc<.cnt years louencs and
numbers games have been started in a
doien states. It's a mystery to me why
it's illegal for a pnvate c1t1Len to go
mto the betting business ifat's OK for
the government Either it's nght or
wrong. Which as 11? If 11's nght. there
.,houldn'1 be res1nclions on anyone's
n&hl to gamble or take bets. If it's
wrong, no government should be an
the busane'>~.
Proponents S3) people are ao•nt lO
gamble anyway so at might as wcl be
legaltzcd What about prosti1uuon?
Where there'\ gambling.. there's
usually sex for 'lale. If New York state
::ipprovcs spom betting, wall the st.ate
be openang :ldJacent whorehouses to
help finance education'' You aren't
aga1n,t education, arc you?
lfgambhng 1sa good a way to raise
mone) for government a~ people arc
~ayang 11 1\. maybe gambling's the
answer ~o a lot of our problems.
Poht1c1an~ need money w finance
their election eampa1gr<Why no1
havt: beltmg on elections? What arc
the odd:\, for instance. that Reaaan
wall oc re-dectt:d? Even with the
\mall. hngenng doubt that hC''ll try, a
J)rofess1onnl aartiblcr would probably
onl) a1v(' you two 10 one.
If you wanted to bet thot Frill
Mondale will be our ne111 prei.ident.
the odd~ would oc 10 or 15 to one
They're no better than three to one
that Mondale will even gel the
nomination
Whatever the odd~. polattcs would
make a very 11nract1ve th1na to bet on.
If o iovcmment ran poltttcal bc:ttina
parlor\ and took 20 cents oul of every
dollar the wa ~ jJ'lo.do on mo t pm cs
they run. po1111e1ans would elf have
plenty of money for their cam pa"~'·
Polt11cs would appeal to people Wf'O
wouldn't bet on a ,pona event, too.
In La'i Vcp,, the aambl1na tabl~
re open 24 houru day In New York
< ny. they have hone 111<:ei all winter
io the state and city can collect thl"
betting money lf wr ever have
bcttina on clcct100\, I supposr we can
c"pect to have poh11c1ans runn1n1 all
)'Cir long bl:lllu'iC the)' need tht
money
There's no rl"a'On. 1f you con~1dtr
Mano Cuomo'i araumenh . for u
not 10 have bcttlnJ on the Ol)mp1cs
too Jn tc d of •fK "'~ ht-Ina
hm11td to a compc11tion amona
•thlctc\o(the world. the)"d bet hu •
1nterna1ton I fund-romna~mblc.
very lUUntf) would tic 1n1cr tied
in t>tnan nn 1t\ tram or 111 md1' •dual
11hkte~
COAST
F .ast food
jobs await
disabled
By PllJL SNEIDERMAN compet1t1vc employment in the last
food industry:
•To provide meali. to other Elwyn
\11lu· Momhn president of the Institute workers as pan of the
Orangl' < uun1v-ha~d Naugles res-training process:
lJurnnt (ha1n 'la)' he's been dream-•To generate contracts with local
1ng of a PrtlJl'l t h kl' th1'> for the past I 0 catering services to help the Cafe
vc-ar\ become as self-sufficient as possible.
I k knl·w thl· fa\I food restaurant According to Joseph Piccari, cx-
1ndu .. 1ry ha' lrouhlc retaining reliable ecutive director of the institute, the
cmploH'l''I part1n 1larl)' people to do project is particularly noteworthy
thL· mort· mundane. lc<i., challenging because of the major role played by
""ork Moo!>lin wondered. could a private industry. More than 25 com-
program he 'cl up lO train hand•· panics associated with the restaurant
l<I P(>l..'d people 10 fill thc!>e JObs? industry donated more than S 130.000
If 11 wuld. the fast food industr) in cash, equipment and labor to build
would hencfit lrom a t.·o n11nuing the facility.
\uppJ.L._uf dependable employees. "We've constructed this whole .\n~l· Jobc; rnuld help handicapped food service training center without
people !tad more productive lives in a one penny of taxpayers' funds.'' says
non·'>heltercd environment P1ccan.
\-, a board member of the Cah· Now that the center 1s bu1h. the
forn1a f-1""' n I n\111utc Mooshn saw a California Department of Rehab1li-
l ham.e 10 lurn th!\ dream into reality tatton will provide some funds for
rhl' l l"">rn ln\tllute located in tra1n1ng participants 1n the food r ounlatn Valley. provide!> education service program.
and Joh 1ra1n1ng lo men tall} retarded In addition, Orange Coast College
adult' 1n Costa Mesa is helping develop the <her lhe pac;t )car Moo\hn and training curriculum and will issue
1 l""yn ~1an member\ have developed certificates of completion to those
1hc Good I klp1ng Cate. a f00<herv1cC -who finish the program.
tra1ningccntercon~trut.1ed w1th1n the Dr. P1ccari says partici pants will
£ lw)n hu1~d1ng learn to prepare hot and cold dnnks.
fh(' ( ak which wa~ dedicated la!>t cold sandwiches, fruit dishes, soups,
I hur\tlay. ha' a three-fold purpoc;e. casseroles and desserts such as ice
• ·1 o 1ra111 handicapped people for cream and pastries. (Initially. there
Cops aim robots
at terro~, prison
I< l\ \" rl l l \ (A P) -The poltce department has trundled out a
rl·mott·-rnntrul homh-..quad robot that 1s part of an arsenal of soph1sucated m·"" .in11 tl·rron'>l weaponry and equipment financed by the city's Olympic
11u\t fund
· r l·arlc,., Fell'<" -developed 1n Europe and tested under real bomb
l'mcrgl'nl \ \ltuat1on\ in Northern Ireland -"goes where we fear to go." said l>cput ~ < h1cf < lyde Cronkhite
The radio-controlled
tractor. ru.;ineuvered at a
range of up to a mile with
the aid of a television
camera that serves as its
eyes. creeps along on a pair
of tank-like rubber treads
that even enable 1t to c:l 1mb
stairs 1ns1de bu1ld1ngs.
If the robot encounters
a door that refuses to o~n.
it can blast its wa y in with a
shotgun mounted on one of
its hydraulic arms.
If the bomb looks too
dangerous to move. Felix
can back off a little and
explode the device with a
shotgun blast. Cronkhite
said. Or the robot can pick
up the bomb w11h a pair of
Denny tbt Gau d studded claws. carrv 1t
ou1<i11~k .md dump 1t 1nto a wa1t1ng bomb squad truck for detonation at some
remote location
More than ~450.000 has been spent on such items as submachine guns
l'qu1pf)td with \llcnccrs. long-distance surveillance devices, underwater
w mmunKat11m' sy<item\ and bomb disposal gear that includes the $61 .000
rohot I hl' SI ~ million Olym pic tru•u fund -most of which has been collected
lrom hntr l and ticket sales taxes -was created in 1978 to help city
tkpartment' pay expenses re lated to the Games.
In all . police arc authortted to spend almost $800,000 from the fu nd for
equipment that will remain police department propeny af\er tlv: Games are
o" rr.
>\nd in Wuhurn. Ma'>~ .. Denny, a 4-foot. 400-pound obot who looks like
at ro<i' hctwccn R2D2 ond Darth Vader. could be patrollina prison corridors.
\ntffing 1111t 1nmatc'> and warnin&. "You ha ve been dcttttcd" next year.
lk·nn1ne Mobile Ruhot1cs Inc .. a Ocdghng hiah-tech company, has
-,1im·d n lhl· )C3r contract lo produce~ many as 1.000 robots for Southern
\tee I c o of San Antonio, Texas. the nation's laraest manufacturer of prison
~( Utlt) W\lCm'I
t nd~r th e agrnement. l)cnnina wtll manufacture the robots and
\outhcrn will \ell them to pmoni for about $30.000 each . .. r hl' ta\k '' not so much to replace auards but to replace the funcuons
1hat ori· dan&erou\ or bonna." \a1d Ben Wclhnatol'h markeuna vace pres1dtnt
lor l)\.•nn1nJ "1 he robot can. maintain the same level of c0Mc1ou neu. It
cloc'>n·r gt:t .,h.•cr>> or ('llrcle''"
1 hl' moot will tool a Iona at 1 mph on three Wheels. fcchna It~ WIX Ilona
hallwa>, with u ~mar run cfindcr developed by Polaroid Corp It wall hunt
tor unuuthnr11cd intrude" with in frared anct ultrawn1c sensors Ind an
ammon1J "\n1fTcr" that lln \meM the faint odor aiven off by humans me
robot will alw <.·any tclcv1 ion ca meras
II 1nform1Uton .. 111 tx· then transmitted to a central con1rol room run by
human\ ,
I lu waterproof hullctpmof robot wrll carry no weapons, hut will be able
to handk the hard kn()(•" of prt\on life A 'IJX'Clll vcnten could be ~nt on
"\u1<.1dc" nu ~1onHlunns p11wn nots, traMmm1na back p1cturcund data &J
Iona il'> ll '>Ur' 1vc\.
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Orenge Coett DAILY PILOT/Monday, JanuaN 2', t98"
\ Two TV 1erle1 •re
ca1hlng In on
the pr•tf•ll• of
other1. Page A8
Rehabllltatlon coordinator Joan McKin-
ney, left, and Dr. JHeph Plccarl, lnatltute director, tell Pam Bame. and Cheryl Mead
what dally reataarant work I• like.
will be no grill or frying equipment.)
About I 0 trainees -people with
mental and physical disabilities re-
ferred by the Department ofRehabilt-
tat1on -will be assigned to the food
!>Crv1ce program at any one time.
As part of the training. participants
will learn other skills involved in
holding a Job. including how to travel
to and from work, how to arrive at
work on 11me and how to relate to co-
workers.
The Fountain Valley faciltty serves
more than 200 people each week. Its
other vocational training programs
prepare handicappped people for jobs
an microfilming and maintenance.
Elwyn officials are proud of the fact
that restaurant managers at Naug)cs.
Denny's, S11zler. Kentucky tried
Chicken and Jack-in-the-Box ha ve
guaranteed jobs to graduates of the
new food service program.
According to Mooslin, the em-
ployee turnover rate in the fast food
industry 1s about 400 percent per
year. a factor that adds 10 the cost of
doing business. He said traditional.
teen-age employees often become
bored with by the more routine
chores. He's had much better luck
w1th handicapped employees.
"They're more productive: they
show up on time: they're very
dependable and they'll stay with you
for years," he said.
"The real beauty is that th~
people are taking JQbs without dis-
placing other members of society.
The~ arc Jobs that go begging even
when unemployment is I 0 percent. ..
The major problem. according to
Mooslin. is that federal law stipulates
1ha1 handicapped people lose their
government medical benefits 1f they
find a full -t1mcjob. ·
PAPARAZZI
D..,,... ,,...._ 9' .... ,,_,_
Debbie Cimo •how• Tony Cutro how to operate caah
reglater durln& ttalnlna at Elwyn Inatitute.
Th• orlglnal
Don Jo1.,1 In
Huntington Beach
gete a f•cellft. A9
.
Art, food on triP ..
o.itr ................. ,, .......
Diana and Bob Lona hoeted art tour atop.
Jobn and Mary Canlnaton relued at La Palme.
Tlm OalYln and Ellen Appel enjoJed l1111cb break.
' /.
·pleases pala.tes
Balboa r esident
savoring stardust ---f r om M usic Awards
Three dozen members of the (on·
temporary Club. Newport Harbor Art
Mu seum. chm bed aboard a bus la'>t
week to continue their pu~utt ot
knowledge of com temporary art.
Their morn1ngdc~tinat1on11 wen~
the Newport Beach homesofTool
Ayres and Bob and Dlu a Lona where
the)' st udied the owners' art.
Museum director Kn lD CoDtey
JOined the group at the Lonas' home
for a d1scuss1on and later he met them
for the lunch stop at the La Palme 1n
the Ncwporter Resort when~ he talked
about the restaurant~ an.
i\fter lunch 1t was back on the buc;
and down to the new San Juan
( ap1strano Library fora tour
The youngadultgroupconcluded
the tour """h wine and cheese at
Hfln1ngweyr'.fh~oot1n1 wnont" ol
a sen es of tn~ around Southern
Cahfom1a -next month thcdt\11·
nation 1s the Fluor Corp.
Among th ose part1c1pat1ng wen·
Keo Krue1er, K1ey S.ctteu , Paul
Bowlnkel, Tim Galvin. Ellen Appel,
Lin SmUb, Robert Skvenky. Kimber·
ly Burge, Isabelle Morrison and John
and Mary Carrington. • • •
Thl' 'itardu'>t I\ \till sctthngat the
Ra I boa rt'\ldcnu~ of Paula Vuu v.ho
hobbcd and nohbcd w11h thl· ncam of
lhl.'cnll'rta1nmcntuopal la'l ""eck''
·\merit.in Mu'l1t \""jnh 1n l .\
Paul.1 \\ho \lrul I.. a da\\ll al notl'
;1 m11nr t hl' ,1n\th1ng-got''·ttl1taral1·
garh 1n ,1 dl'nwn· "II.. l h1llcin ux. I.tail
drcs\ from l illH' Ruhin ""aH'.,rnrtcd
101hr 1 lth annu.i lha\hh~Oranttl'
( ounl' ·,Cl""ncndunng'>lar. Bill
Medley ot R1gh1couc; Brothel'\ and
'olualbum lame. who-.cclubofthc
\dml· n.1mc '"a mu\Kal meu·a in
llunlin~ton Beach
'Wh1k hn".1c,hcamtngll.a.,1 to
\Od\t d\ rn·~·ntcrot the 'Bc\t ~oul
( 1mup' a""ard 'hc~ot l\Hatlh upon
nc·w'" 1th \ill h1~n '>< hool d;a,~malc
PamOawbu
Thl' ()( p.iir thcn "cnl wh1rhngoO .
tt1 ~rt"-.with~hlte<ii)~Keuy
Rosen, Brook~ Sbl~lds, Q•lney Jone.
.iml thl 0H•rwhclm1ng c,wr of the
C\Cntntr.. re1gn1ngf)C1rt·mpt.>ror
Michael Jackson
I .ilk ahoul thnllcr\1
•bared table wltb laabelle llorrllOa .
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AB Orange Co t OAILV PILOT/Mon~. J nuary 2$, 1i8'4
Mounting problems ove~whelming
C>t-ar Ann LanJ
er.. rh1\ pa t )'C'&r
ha., ~en tht wur~t an
my en lire hk.anJ I
don't know how
mu<'h of ll t\ m) laull
I have nlwa)'\
had trouble wtth m)'
A1111
luDEIS
lam1ly Both pafent\ •••••••••••••• were cold and Ct 111
cal. My two sai.tcr \were close to one another but not to rw:
')cvcrul monthi.aiio Ill) cider 'i•Slt:r du:d I couldn't er) and
ldtgual\)'. Secretly I am rchC"n-<l that -.hl' 1H.k<1d bccau:K·
'!.he can no longer hurt me I have dream-. thal I killed hc1
'itx months ago m)' marnasc lxgan 10 unravel La't
\.\-1.'Ck my husbun<l 1old me he wan I~ a dt\OflC' A-. I
\U\f>CClcd, he ha\Jnotoc.-rwoman ')hc wa\ (TI Y be~t frn:nd
and I am funou\. When her hu'>band died J went out of m>
wa) to~ kind -included hc.-r whl·ne' er po~~tbk fh1!!. 1!>
1he thank\ I got
M) two tten-agc dnughtcr\dc\pt-.c the woman l he y
..aw th1Hom1ngand warned me. hut I told them the) were
t'ra1v Now 1hevart•n'l '>O<'ak1na to 1he1r lothc.-r and our
lamtl) l\1n p1e1.e'i.
I havt" alwa)'\ held a re•pon~tbk JOb but am hnd1ng 11
dtffil ult tudra~ myS(lf out ofbc:d 1n the morning. ~hould I
talo.e 11meofl'> rm afraid 1fl don'1 work I will fall apart
A~ vou can ttll from th1~ leucr, lam at the brea~ing
ixunt P\ra~ help me. Ano. -SOM!: WHERE I N OHIO
DEAR OHIO: I am 1olo1 &o recommend tbe beat all· .
purpon eelf-help book ll1ave Hen lo yeart. The author ha•
a no·nonaenu approach to dealln1 with a variety of
problem•-death, divorce, anxiety, pllt, 1exual
lncompatlbutty. alcohol and dru1 addlcttoa, famUy
relatlon1blp1, depre11lon, tllnett, 1ur1ery, 1rtef and pain.
Vou are •tlll burtln1 from parental rejection. And now
your eltter, who alto 1but you out of ber ltfe, bat died and
you feel lUlltY'bf'CIUte you are DOI tad. •
Here It an u cerpt from tbe book that may be belpfuJ:
"Guilty feellng11 are almoataJwayt presut wben there 11 a
lou. Wt be<'Omt overly bard oa ourtelve1. We tomebow
fetl rt1pon1lblt -at If we It.ad ca11aed It. Or we lma1Jne
tbat wt could ban preventtcl It. We mHI refute to take
rt1poa1lb1Jlty for &bat wblcb we caDDot control."
On user ud bl&terue11: "Wbeo life putt u1 •&•Iott
th,. w•ll thf'rl" I• nftf'n •ncer ud bitterness. Some people
J
fO<'ut tbl'lr fte1Ja11 on the mott obvlou• ~a .. e. O~er11r•
mo rt apt to experience a 1eoeral11ed fury. a bucubot
effect upre11ed toward uaoela tet, friends and rtlatlve1
You don't bavt to be atllamed of bitter feell••· Tlley an
normal and natural. But don't repreH tbem or they will
uupt ln 1lran1e and oexpected way1. Write u an1ry
leUer -tllea tear 1t up."
On conllnuln1 to work wbeo you are detperasely
unhappy: "Proloa,ed loacUvUy promo~• depre11lon.
Freud 11ld, 'Work • tbt clo1e1t thins so Holly.' A routine
wlll help aubUtte you. Tbe volce1 and presence of otllert
wUI make you feel Uke part of tbe llvlnt world."
Tbl• book It tbe bet I bar1alo since Peter Minuit
bouabt Maobattu from tile Jacllu1 for SU. Tbe Utle:
"Llvla,Tbrou1b PenonaJ Crl1l1" by Ann Kalter Stearne;
price S , 1Dcludln1 po1ta1e and bandlln1. Write Tboma1
Mort Prell, ZU W. Huron, Clilcaao, Ill. 6ot l O. Trutt me. • • • F1-~n 1f dttnkm1 I) th~ "m "thm1 m your crowd. 1t
nc-c<l11 '1 crowd you out. uam the facts from Ann Landcrt'
hooklt-1. "Bcxu~und You-For Teen-Agers Only "Send
50C'cnt~<Jnd o sdf.1ddrt'ssc-d C'nvclopc w .\nn l.anckf"t.
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Bloopers best of Hollywood's worst
Two new TV series cash In
o n the pratfalls of oth ers
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lnund another form of recycling. Two "dip" !I.how!>
fcat unng OU I takes or m1<;takc~ and pratfall\ ha V(.' bt-tOlllC
network replacement \how~
Holl}wood ma} not have an onginal thought 1n II\
taverns, but you mu~t admire thc ~hamclcssncss with
which 11 borrows and vanes the theme\ Tonight, 1t'!I "TV
Bloopers and Pracucal Joke~" on NBC On ruesda~
nights. 1t''i "Foul-Ups. Bleep!!. and Hlunders" on ABC
These patched-together show.., represent second-
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"Thcp<w~1b1lrt1c' <1rt• hm1tless," ~1d 01ck <lark. rn-
host of NB(\ 'Oloopc1 ~.' "A\ M>On as we do something
wrong on onc of our \hows, we say let's hold 11 for
'Blooper~ ....
One tould ~a} thc\c programs pio,ed that m 1d~cason
-.crte\ dc\clopment was light at N BC and ABC. NDC
cha irman Grant l 1nkcr. whose network was not prepared
for the failure o f all nine new fall !!.how-;, admitted as much:
'Wl· didn't have enough produl·t an the pipeline."
Aul one wuld also !k!y the networks arc giving
JuJ1cncco; what the} want, as they seem to revel m•othcr
people\ embarrassments and hum1hat1ons. Last week's
ratings, reOcct1ng the \how!>' debut performances 1wo
weeks ago. had "Blooper, .. the No 5 show and "Blunders"
the I 3th-rated program
"We stumbled into a way of doing vancl} shows in
l,ir~ldy
Svstem ~ IPG~. •
the 19MOs without -,1ng1ng and tap-<lannng," ~td (lark
"Our '>how t'!t not planned to improve your hie. We know
there\ no socli.lll}' rcdcemins value in 11."
"Blooper\" does have lls tunny moment!>, and 1 1·~
much better than the ABC va'!tion. proving there are
many degrees or schlock.
First or all. thl' NBC program uses two producti on
rnmpan1es expem·nccd in putting together these la pc JObs.
Carson Production.. dad the nostalgic and humorous
commercial 'lpcc1al\ and the Dack ('lark ( 'o. did blooper
c;hows.
Second. Clark ancl Ed McMahon. Johnny Carson's
human laughtrack. are thoroughly professional and
compatible as co-host\ "We're not the star. the show's the
star·· McMahon said
On ABC. the odd couple of Uon Rickie'\ and Steve
Lawrence doec;n't ha' e the c;ame chcm1'itl')', and the
humor as forced
l.astl}. "Bloopers and Practical Jokes" has much
funnier material, panacularly the commer<'1als and
bloopers, althou~h. clearly. the classic stuff of the genre has
been exhausted m the previous $pCcnri .
A'i a bonus on "Bloopers." Davi d Letterman's rcal-
pcople interviews an a New York City dive boasting the
world\ btst coffee were a not They had already aired on
Letterman's late-night NBC show. but since that program
1~ produced by Carson Productions, 1t stays in the fa m ily
Nexl week. comedian Roben Klein stans doing these
\treet-\man city 'legments.
There's an incestuous quality about both shows. since
tape'I are easier to get from cooperative nghts-holders. For
example. Universal produces "Biceps and Blunders," so
the first episode was loaded with clips from Univcrsal's
film and scn es "'Three's Company" as an ABC show. and
last wee k a wonhles\ly long segment was devoted to lhe
show's shpups
l ast week on ·•l\1oopers ... there was a segment on
Johnny < arson'<; winks and double entendres. Carson. or
course. is the nominal head or Carson Productions. ")'ic's
got a very vc~ted interest 1n (the show)." said McMahon.
The weakest part of NBC!!. program ts the practacal
Joke\, "'h 1ch have a staged look If a v1ctt m. such as C'lark,
figures out what'<; happcnsng, wouldn't he conunue to pla)
along for laughs''
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Atadcm) Award'> were mailed Saturda~ 10 more than
4,UOO members of the Academ y of Mo tio n Picture Arts
and Sciences.
The volers have until Feb. 3 to select not more than
five nom1~ns in each of 18 categoncs, said academy
president Gene Allen.
The no minees will bt announced on Feb. 16, after
which the members wall vole on the final winners between
March 24 and Apnl 3, Allen said. •
The pre~ntation of the Oscars at the Los Angeles
Music Center w1ll be telecast live by ABC on Monday .
Apnl 9. Johnny Carson will be ho,l for the ccrcmon1es.
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ENTERT AINMEHT TOHIGHT ~LOVE COHHECTlOH
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I Roger Calvillo joins
Smith & Myers firm
uauna Beach resident Roser CalvUlo has been named an art director at
Smltlt Ir Myera Advertl1ln1. •~ .• of anta Ana. Before Joining Sm 1th & Myers,
Cttlv11lo freelanced and worked for APS AdverllliD& 1n Anaheim and Burton
Advert11tn1 in Costa Mtsa • • • Thomas S. Saotley ha!> bct:n named to the newly created position of
director of public affairs for C.J. Seaentrom & Sons of Cost.a Mesa. 1t was
announc~ by Henry T. Se1er1trom, managing partner Before JO•ning
Segerstrom. Santlcy was ~cond vice pres1denl/publtc rela11ons at Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Co. in Newpon Beach. Santley will represent the
Scgerstrom firm intcre,ts w11h community organ1tat10n!> and government agencies. • • • Michael Everttt 1s the new president and chief opera11ng officer of World
Stora1eTecbooloay of Tustin. He assumes the post fo llowing the recen t buyout
CALVILLO SANTI.EV EVERITT WALLACE
b)' W .S. Woo1'1 aod Son• of Hon& Ko~of "11 olhcr World Stor~ie stQCkholdcr).
1nclud1ng the outgoing president. A. Graner Thorne. Eventt serves on the board
of directors of W.S. Wong. World Storage as a manufacturer of flexible disk
dnves for computers. • • • • Laguna Niguel resident Nancy Wallace has been named Public
Information Officer for Western Stale Uolvenlty College of Law an Fullerton.
Wallace Joins the ~hool after serving as editor-in-chief ofTbe Beacon, a Dana
Point weekl y new!lpapcr. Wallace will direct in formation activities for both the
Fullerton and San Diego campuse!> of the school. • • • The G. Tenl1 Candy Co. of Santa Ana has chosen Marketing Dlrectloo1,
Inc., of Newport Beach as 1t11 first agency of record. Manufacturers of eourmet
cand ies and g1frs. Candy ('o. dastnbutcs 11s products through hospital gift shops
and other retail outlet\ under the trade name Ca,ndy Strlpen. Marketing
Direc11ons 1s a full '1Crv1cc advcnasing agency spec1aliz1ng an health care. • • • Sblley, loc .. a medica l products company based in Irvine. ha s announced
several new managemcn1 appointments. Robert M. Cur1l1 oflrvine and Frank
W. Haskin• ofl)an Juan Capistrano have been namtd senior vice president!>.
Cunis. a I 0-year veteran of Shiley, wall head the firm's l<lrdaopulmonary and
surgical products d1v1s1ons, its West German subs1d1ary, Stockert ln-
'itrumente, and a new product area now being developed. Haskins. who served
most recentl> a11 vice president/general manager of the cardiopulmonary
di\ 1s1on. wall now be responsible for business planning and finance. regulatory
affairs. employee relations, support services and international sales. Thomas
R. Trottier of Tustin. formerly director of cardiopulmonary sal~ and
marketing, has been appointed vice pre1idenl/general manager of the
cardiopulmonary d1 v1s1on ( osta Mesa resident J. P111I Hodges, IJlOS t recently
assistant to the president of Shiley. has been appointed vice president of
business planning and finance . ••• Wendell V. Ebling of Placentia has been named vice president for
engineering at Glab Biomedical, Inc .• of Santa Ana. Ebling will be responsible
for ovcr!>Cc1ng the rnmpany·s product development and man ufacturing
programs. Gish B1omcd1cal manufactures and markets disposable medical
product' used an open heart surgery and in critical care areas of hospitals.
Ebling's background includes past posts with Hemed, Joe., which he founded
and which was merged into Gash Biomedical in May 1983. • • • Cu11tla1 CommulllcaU001 of Huntington Beach has been se lected to
handle the advcrtismg, sponsorship solic1tat1on and promotion of an assault
on the world high alt11ude parachute record. Tea Miles HJgb, Inc., was
established one year ago to plan a new high altitude parachute record assault
that would establish th e Un 11ed States once again as the world record holder.
The current records are held by the Soviets. The record assaul t is scheduled for
the Founh of July at the Naval Air Station in El Ce ntro • • • Florlao/Martlui A11ocl1tes ofTusun have been selected by the Cat y of
Laeuna Beach to prepare a supplemental environmental .impact report for trhe
residential development ofa portion of the Sycamore Hills area.
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COMPLETE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS A-10
New look for an old favorite
By JOY DEE ANTHONY
.,.., .... c.tf "" I Mill<Jll
Everythin1 but the roof of Don
Jose's MeJU can restaurant an Hunt-
anaton Beach II new For • cost of
three quarters of a million dollars.
Don Jose's has JUSt become updated,
larger, and replete with Southwestern
Indian an. says Michael MorJO~ph.
manager and son of tht' founder, Joe
Mo~rjoseph.
Though there arc now 12 Don Jose
franchises, thJs one 1s the onaanal
The building, erected 20 years ago , as
ex~ted to last 1n rts current desaan. ·
Michael said. fo r another 20 year,.
"I think what we've do ne 1s we've
modernized the place and we've tned
to keep the same attitude: family-type
atmosphere, reasonable pnces, good
food, ~ood drink!.. We didn't for-
malize at. We wanted the same people
to come back." says Max Craft, the
founder's son-in-law.
As a res ult, Craft adds, "We're
having record nights. record days."
Competition among Mexican res-
taurants, Mi chael 's sister Mane Craft
Manaaera Ma.Jr Craft and Michael Moljoaeph atand proudly
outalcle their newly req:todeled Don Joee reatuarant ln
Hunttnaton Beach. rlaht. The Interior of the reataurant -
the ortclnal location fu the 12-atore Don Joee chain -wu
alao completely redone at a coet $750,000. above.
Help tro~n is at hand. The ~O> Rtd.rect~. the Activ~ ot lMCUtives, the
U.S. Small 8u&Jness Administration
and tht Santa Ana Chamber of
Cofl'\merce axe •p0""°ri"' a tQmjnar frotn S.:45 a.m. to 4 p.Jn. Thuflday at
Republic Savings and loan. 2400 E.
J ?th St .. Santa Ana.
T e>J>k• so ~ discuued will be:
peno11nel problcmJ. 1ite location.
borrowina money, ~rd kcepin*'
lncrea1ina saJe. lhrou,h advemsina and promotion• and teopl procedures.
The seminar is fttt but a SS donation for books 1s rcquesced. For
more information, call 836-2709.
0.JJJ Pilot Photoe bJ Howard LlplD
Korean envoy
cites potential
of eastern Asia
By ANDREA ADELSON
Of , ... Deity "'11ol llafl
A read } labor lorcc and poh11cal stab1h t> make the
cast A~1an Pan lie nm "the region of lhe future" as one of
the world\ fa'ltest growth ma rkets. a South Korean
ambassador has predicted.
Kyung Won Kim. South Korea'!. United Nations
representative. said la'>t week hi'> country hopes to explmt
that markc-t potential to pa y for needed resources. such as
gram. beef and 011.
Wh11l' Kim 'ia1d Korea 1s '1ewed a!> "a l1ttle Japan,"
the nation actually buy-; more than 11 sells on world
markets
Ha., remark!. came after a luncheon at the Fluor Corp
an Irvine for about 50 Southern Caltfornaa businessmen.
1ncludang repre-.entall'-CS from two Korean banks.
Kim 's 'itop. the lirst of four 1n ( ahforn1a. 1s an
attempt by the pm atcl) \upponed Business Council for
the United Nat1om to build su ppon for the world
organization. the group's 'ice president, John Erskine.
said ~tops at 60 t I S. c1t1cs are planned, he said.
Kim said he told businessmen that the United
Nation'> plar -; a u'>Cful role despite its 1tm1tat1ons Ht·
pointed to l N leverage exerted an the aftermath of two
Korean traged1c~. th e 5ov1et downi ng of a commercial
1 a1rl1ncr and the Burma bombing hy North Korean forces
.. fhe U.N. is not alwa ys against the West.'' said Kam .
who n:ce1vcd a do<·toral dC"grcC' in poli ti cal '>c1ence from
Harvard l Jn1vcr\ltv
lkrnu'c trade 1' South Korea's lift· blm><l . "~e
uin11nm· 10 takl' 'll'P' to l1bt•ral11l· 1rnron poht·1e.,:· Kim
'oa1d
In lht• I ln1tt•d \t,Jll'\, hnwncr lhcap "-orcan ruhhl·r
and \tl·d nport'> haH· earnt•d < omrncrtc Departmcnl
1nqu1m·<, 1010 alleged "dumpan~" prattireo; the sale nt
1mpor1~ below cost
"We hope thl' United ~tat<'s ~111 remain rnmm1ttcd to
fret• tr;.idL' ·· L'.,J)CL mlh an lhl' wake ot Japan lifting 1mpor1
barrier-. Kim 1o<m.I
.. , .. .., a \l'flOU\ ml'ilakt· to do an)lhing to damage
~orld 1ract1ng pm111on " he added
( ahtornia I\ ..1 p<mcd 'itra1cg1Lall) 111 Lah ad,anrage
of I ar l .i'1ern 1mp<m and c\purt markets. at·cording to
Kim
Irvine sponge company
chief estimates earnings
f)r lirnc.c W Vurhaucr.
r ha1rma11 uf the.· hoard a1.HI
(hit'! l'\l.'l'UllVl' Oflin·r ut
VI I ( orp .. the munufor-
1 urc.·1 111 thr "J oda).. a-
1p n n I < ontracq>t l\t:
\p<ir11w hc.·adquarterl'd 1n
Irvine hu., l'\llrnaU.'(t thr
lOm pan\ ·, upcriu1na re·
wit\ tor the )c&r cndetl
l)(l 'I \lthnutth audited hgum.
1481, thl·rc t1n· no mm
par11bll' figurL'' tor tlw prn11
pt·no<h .
Vt I C ·orp " ;an c1g,h1-
}CUr-<>ld phurmal'l'u\1n1l'
firm that began markct1 Ill'
ll'I nrw over tht• l llUnlt'I
"T1xla) ·• Vag1n..1I ton-
tralcpt1ve Spongl· during
June of I Q8' nnd will ha' l'
l<>Olpletl'<i ltS llUltOllWHk
d1'itnhut1on h' the end of
th1~ quancr
DIL TACO
Re1t11r1nt $335 ,000
will not hr a .. a1lolllc un11l
Ma rch, Vorhaurr C\11
mated that for the fourth
Qu0'1N ended O.:C 'I the
rnmr>oin\ hao \Al<' of ap-
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and net <"arnan11\ ul dboUt s o ooo Guaranteed 10% re-
t'Xccn1bc.·r ,_,,le, ""' l.·"t' turn on tong term mated to hllH hN•n SQ 10 ooo r ur thl. \l'"' I lease. You own the
ended Dec 11 the Lllm land & bldg. Call
panv c .. umate' \ale' ot TWO LONGS
nppro\1mately $1570 IXXI G C w11h 11 10., of nhou1 \~.~ erry or hrlsta.
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explains, the family mana1tmcnt
team wasn't sure that their customers
would stay loyal dunn• the thrce-and-
a-haJf month penod in which Don
Jose's was bcina remodeled.
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MONDAY. JANUARY 23, 198-4
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Land developer
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RAIDERS ARE IN BOG BEA VEN
APWll Jt 1111
The Raiders• Derrick Jensen (31) started the onslaught, Marcus Allen continued it, and Lyle Alzado hailed the end to Super Bowl xvm.
Raiders hog Super show
'Slaughterhouse Seven'
stffl strutting tod-ay
aft~!ipping 'Skins
TAMPA. Fla. (AP) -Finall). the Los
Angeles Raiders have a nickname. The) wcren·t
going to unveil 11 unless the)' won Super Bowl
XV III . They won 1t. oh. did they win 1l.
"Reality is upon you. gentlemen, we handled
the Hogs.'' defensive end Howie Long told
reporters after the Raiders demolished the
defending Super Bowl champion Washington
Redskins 38-9 on Sunday. "Our defensive front
seven came up with our own name this week. the
'Slaughterhouse Seven.'
"We were saving Jt until we won the pmc.
We may JUSt start 10 market our own T-S h1rts."
They marketed the Hogs. the Redskins'
proud and huge offensive line
"We dominated them from the bc~inmng of
the game to the end of the game." said linebacker
Matt Mille n. "We just killed them."
The Redskins were com ing off a season in
which they set a National Football League record
with 541 points. The) had o;cored 21 or more
points 1n 24 straight games.
They were helpless apinst the Raiders·
defense. John Riggins didn't rumble. Joe
Thcismann didn't function and those were the
high spots
Were the Redskins Oa1'1
"No. I JUSI thOU$ht we were awesome."
Millen said. "It's that simple ..
And the Raiders were s1mpl) strutting when
11 was over.
.. rhey (the Redskins) were beaten soundly."
!>aid ltnebacker Ted Hendricks. who was pla) ing
in his 216th consecutive NFL game. ""The two
best teams in football were out therl' and the
superior team won .,. . • "We d1dn·1 do anything 01fferent. We JUSt
have the talent. the coaching. When those t~o
things Jell together. there·s no way they can '>Core
on us.
"We ou1pla)ed them. outmuscled them. We
1us1 gave them a -.ound beating. They ha ve a 101 of
character. The~ know they played the best they
could and were beaten b> a superior team."
Washington wide receivers Charlie Brown
and Art Monk. who caught 14 passes between
them in the "Redskins' 37-35 victory over the
Raiders on Oct 2. caught four Sunday. all in the
second half.
"The ·smurf'>." ha-ha-ha." said cornerback
Lester Ha)es. referri ng to the nickname of a
handful of Washington wide receivers '"The
·smurfs· cann ot function properly w11h 11ght.
physical. man-lo-man coverage
"During the season. teams fcareJ lhl'
''imurfs.' Out secondal) mcntaht) 1c; IO h:.ir no
one. note\ en the ·smurlc;.'
"The 5-)'ard bump Lone I\ our domain ~ c
control the 5-yard bump 1one. We hit them.
bump them. bite them. scratch them:·
As if Sunday wasn·1 special enough for
Hayes. he had something ex tra to celebrate.
"This is the ultimate birthday present ... he
c;a1d." Being '-ICtonous in Super Bowl XV III is
the crowningglo11 of birthday No. 29."
Mike Haynes, the other Los Angeles cor·
nerback. thought The1smann was frustrated by
the Raiders' defense.
"There's no doubt about 1t.'' said Haynes.
"He had to be getting frustrated because those
receivers were gettini open for him all year and
coming up with the big plays for him. It had to be
a tough day for Joe."
Riggins. the hero of Super Bowl XV II when
the Redskins whipped Miami 27-17. was held to
6-t )ards on 26 carries.
"We knew we had to have a big game up
front. gang-tackle R1gg1ns and make them throw
th e ball." said noseguard Reggie Kinlaw. "We
didn't do anything different. there were no new
plays. nothing like that."
Several Raiders referred to the first game
between the teams
"We dominated them 1n that one. too, .. said
Hendricks. "The thing that happened there was
we made too many turnovers. which had been
bothering our offense all year"
"Today's ~me didn't surpnse me or the
team. \\<CJUSI didn't want to say too much during
th e "'eek." said linebacker Rod Martin. the Most
Valuable Pla}er of the Raiders· 27-10 v1ctol)
over Philadelphia 1n Super Bowl XV. "They
<,cored I 7 point'> on uc; in the fourth quarter 1n
Washington (1n Ottober). and 1ha1·s when ~c had
a lot of inJunc'>
··wl' kne" '-'l' could shut them do"n II '-'C
were health). We knew that 1fthe) offense i.cored
points. the defense would pull 11 out. The
Redskins arc a good team. but th1c; 1s a new year
and we·rc the champions."
Gettingoffon the wrong foot 'It wasn't
Redslilns
football---' -A broken strap
can almost ruin
an entireday
If yo u're a skier. and even 1f your
not. 11 should be duly noted that one
of the most important aspects for a
successful outing is having the proper
equipment. Unfortunately.and it's
my own fault. I've never been very
aood at duly noting m) notes.
Byproperequipment, IJUStdon't
mean you should have comfortable
boots, the right sizc~kis. the proper
pole lenath. styhsh clothes. etc. What
I'm tryina to ~tress 1s you need
equipment that, above all else. i5
f unC"tional.
A good case 1n point is what
happened to me on my trip to the Vail
and Bcavertreek reson Befort
lcavinal made sure mysk1swcre
tuned. my outfit was cleaned and
pressed. myalovcc; were stretched
back into posmon and I was wearing
tw" oairof ocks. That's 11.
As I foun out after ruchana the
topof\he mount11n at Bcaver\rtek.
on my fi~t run ofl~day no le\'l, I
• hould have chec.:k.cd my boot . too '
Before I could even make one tum. I
loM a Mrap which. 1n turn. cau~d m\'
I
I
nght foo11o con1inuallyshpout of the
boot.
I tried skiing on one leg. but all that
got me was a sprained ankle. Finally,
out offrustra11on. I decided to ignore
the slippage and ski normally That
worked for all of I 0 feet. or maybe 11
was two feet and I rolled down lhe hill
the other eight. All I know 1s that I was
on the ground. my boot was behind
me. the inside lining to the boot
remained on my foot and my other
ankle was throbbing with pain.
Oh. yes. by now I had also made 11
one fif\h of the way down the
mountain. maybe.
Nccdlec;s-10-say. I felt very much
like Fountain Valley Coach Mike
M1lnerw1th two minutes remaining
apinst Scrv11e 1n the CIF football
semifinals. This was the pats
Af\crs1tt1ng in the snow for a few
minutes to ponder my options. ond
deciding I had noothercho1ce. I
c;tartcd to walk down the hill all 2 2
mlle'lof1t
Because of a stupid. lousy. broken
~trap I wu walk ma down ll mount~1n
with a boot in one hand. my skis over
my houldtr. my poles 10 the another
hand. ond nothma more than a boot
hmngcovenna rn) froien ri1tht foot
I felt and looked nd1culou And b
the ttme I reached the rt-pa1rshop I
woscxhausted.coldand mad -more'
Ill my~lf than on\'thma.
J
JOHN
SEVANO
The total cost of repair" A mea ly
SJ And let's not forget the a&arova-
tmn. aggravation that could have
tx·cn avmdcd 1f I had checked out my
equipment thorou~hl).
lwmainlyd1dn 1 start m) da) ofT
'er} well. buc I learned a valuable
les~on
•\nothcr1nt('r('\tingaspcll I un·
l O'-crcd "t ha 1 a lot of people 1 n
l>en,tr. an<l 1ts surrounding pans.
don't dn"e with c;now t1ru or chainc;
Wh)'.,
"Because you don't need them " ~id Pete Neumann.a member of the
1979 Orange Coast Collefc state
champ1on'1h1p hasketbal team who
now resides 1n the Rocky Mountain
area with his wife V1ck1
Otcourn-.1 ~hould have known m)
1wtfnend ond I w<'r<' 1n trouble when
(Pleue.ee BROKBN/82)
. TAMPA. Fla. (AP\ -The Wash-
incton Rcdsktn\.. b1dc.hna for a shol at
football immortality. missc..-d tht
bra rina. fal hna vkt1m to lht Los ~nacles Raidttt an the most '®sided
pint in Super &owl history. ·'The bruS rina was theft fc>r tM
takif'.'I. •• ••d runn1na wk Joe Wash· ·naton ... We :past d.ldn'\ catch aL I
thOuaht we had pttpami f'ar \Mm C'Xttt~b ~IL but WC Sot bicaL The Raldets deserve all the credit ...
The Nauonal C onftmKC c:~
pion RC'dtkins. who bed clthted
Miami• l7-17 1e Illa yat's Soper
Bo•t. v..-erc ~na 10 b«omc~
fo11nh tt"am evtt to wil9 bKt~
Suptr 8owb. lu1 their drftin dilid
unday wh(on lMY wete O\'ff•
whtJmC'd h)' the Rlliden 1)1.9.
•·we lost in about every way. 11 wa~n·t Red,kias football," s.id coec:t\
Joe Gibbs. 1 loter 1n l)Oft-MUOa Play
tor the fint umc 1n tt"cn prnes. ...
lhinlt tht ovmll Cttdn hn to 10 IO
Lot \natl'-"·
"Tilc did JuCh a &JUI job.
rulhed tht' U on YI We:aev" rhll)'
lftlO lbc ~\'t Tbn did a ·~ ob~"~~°" ut alldlti"' JM:RMKtii~ Qb hid bea\C'n
Raaacn 37-J '" mbri ~re ~hue ~ ........ Uoe&JMJU)
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Chuck Gallo
MONARCHS
PICK GALLO
FOR COACH
By ROGER CARLSON
Ot tM Deify l'llol llllff
Mater De1 High School has chosen
lormer ~en 11e High coach Chud'
(rallo to replace Wayne ( ochrun as
the Monarchs' football coach folio~·
1ng an extensive search and inter-
v1ew1ng process.
Coch run was rclcai.ed after SC' en
}Cars in "'h1ch his teams recorded an
o"erall record of 40-J3-2. including
sl\ pla)orr berth\. losin& 1n the
opening round on the first fi,e
occas1onc;. then upsetting Fontana
this pasc season before losing in thr
second round to Manna High.
The Monarchs had gone nine
straight years without a playoff berth
(Pleue .ee OALL0/82}
ToplO
Orange County
hig6school
basketball
Dally Pilot .elections
5. Capo Valley (16-2)
6. Eatancla ( 15-3)
8. Brea (14-6)
9 . Sernte (12-7)
Area's football elite
to be honored tonight
University of Grorg1a football
coach VinC't Doole) and Rose Bowl
hero Ri ck Neuhe1scl of UCLA are
scheduled to be at the head table
tonight at the Westin South Coast
Plaza Hotel fQr the 15th annual
Pla)crofthc Year banquet. ~1nn1na
at 7 o'clock
A Pla)C'r of che Year trom each ol
·oranae Coun ty's ~9 h'lh schools.
chosen b\ their coachei. will be
honort'd .tl th e fcSll\ Illes and amOn&
, th(' h 1 ar(' 'iCHral area standouts
Included 1n the program Wlll be Jen
Brown (C orona del Mar). · ot Hage)
(('oc;ta MC'~a ). .\nd) S1ncl11r
(Ed1~ft). leff Graham Chtanc1a).
Mike Newton (fountain Valley).
Dann' Thomp!<>n (Hununaton
Beach). Lan('( Neal (Irvine). Matt
Ros <Laauna Be ch). 8111 Marler
(Marina). \I Pol a (Mater Oc1). Ste'c
Rrn1.1' (1'kwpon Harhor) c;tcphcn
~noa lt)(ean V1c~l Ja on CJcn11lc
. ' t
(lln1versll\'). Brad Weaver (West-
minster) Bill Rus~ll (Woodbndae).
. al Guardado ( addleback) and Dan
Tnckett (El Toro).
Doolc" has posted a t 6().6(). 7
rt<'Ord in 20 )ca~ at Gcoraia. mclud·
1ng one na11onal hamp1onsh1p. wnh
Her5Chcl Walker lead1n1 the wt)' 1n
IQRO
In IQ80 hcwa\thcnat1on·scoachof
the \Car
t'UhC'1<1Cl. a fif\h-)'ear ~-shirt
walk-on ~uanerback. ~ the Bruins
to 1hc1r ~ond stra1aht R~ Bowl
\ tt:tory recently
Dooley J01ns a long h t of no\cd
cooches to addrcs this panscular
l°'Od). includ1na Tommy Prothro,
. Pepper R r1. John R.al1ton, Die
Tucker. Terry Donahue, Die Vu·
me1l. Mike White. John Robint0n.
Jim Walsh. Grant THff, Ra)
Mal11 q1~1 0 mt R ~"and Gen)
f U\l
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82 Orenoe COllt DAIL y PILOT /Monday. January 23. 1984
SPOR TS B REAK
Land developer
has reportedly
bought Cowboys
Purtzer. Palmer victorious
Tom Purtier, a hunwtown ht1\ 'w11h a n
'a\t gallery of fr1c1HI' nc1ghh<11 \ and
rtlauvcs wah.hang 1n "knt fa\l.11l<11lon.
h.u t..cd awa) from a ltttk putt un the I Mlh
From AP dl1palebee
l A \.1 P .\ Ha -Dallas real estatc
de' elo~r \i Jn<.e ( M1lkr \8}''i he ha\
r"·a~ hed un a3rceincn1 1n prinuple to
pur<.h..asc 1h~· D.ilhl'I ( owbo)s. the Dallas
1 in1n Hcruld reported \unday.
[iJ
huk.1hen rammed 11 hm11c tor tht· h11d1c that ia\\.' ham
1hc 11tk 'unda> 1n the: Phocn" <>1x·n (1011 r uur-
nanit·nl Put1zt'1 . 32. umit· Imm 1 wu ~huh oil llw pan·
with a no-boge' final 1ound nl fl untkr-par fl~ and
da1med lhl' '"'<.·om.I 111k 111 "" IU·)l'il• I~'\ I our l<trl'l'r w11h <t .:!68 total lhal°s 16 '>h<>t'
umkr par on the 6.7.:!6-~ard JI!' Pho\:' Ill\ \ounll)' Clubcouro;e and
Mllk1 and W 0 Hanbton . .i Dalla> rar dt'<1ler .
h,1q• Ix-en 11e~o\laling r«enth tu bu-. the Na11onal
hx1tball l \.'J¥UC dub "hl<.h was put on the bl<xk la'>t
~ear b} ( hnt Mun:h1!>on.
om· in honl of Corey Pavlo. the
ruokll' "'hu kd through the-fir'll
thrl'l' round\ In Palm tkath
C iiHdl'n\. J la . Arnold Palmer
toot.. rnntro~ w11h three b11d1e~ on
1ht• lmnt nint' and fired a o)\r-
untler pur 71 lO hold off dclendtng
thamp1on Don January b) t~o
\lrokc'> and win h1\ ~cond P(iA
~"·n1ur\ Champ1onsh1p. In ml}·
Howe' er "'f l Comm1ss1oner l't'le Kou lie said
there had tx-cn no agret'mt'nl. and tu his knowledge. the
( owboH had }t'I to n.irru" the fit'ld to a i.1ngle group
Miller. v.ho arn\Cd here Saturda~ for lhe Super
Bowl. \aid hl' felt his group has .. the blessings ol the
C owbov'"
· .,·, fo1 a\ the prn:e goes. yes. we have rearhed .an
..igrel'ment ·· ~11llrr ..aid "Right no" I v.ould '>ll) Im
kehngprett\ pmtt1,cabout thcdeal We need tugl·t the
I.iv. }t'rs from hoth s1dt'\ togt•thcr. and we need lo get the
appro' al of the N f L ow ncr'i We havc ~ome tn hn1c:al
things to v.urk out"
PALMER tra't w a third-round 71J 1ha1
( O\\ ho)' l'res1dent Tex St.hramm. who ha~·t:n
an ten 1c" ing puten11al owncrs. refu\ed co enl
\a1urda~ night the Time\ .Herald rcponcc.J. Ho" ·ver
'-ll·hramrn arranged ticket., for Bank <11on and Miller and
planned 111 '>It "Ith thl·m during Sunda>"s game.
anord1ng to thl· ne"\paper
allowed Januar) to mt ,harp!\ 11l10 an eaghHhot lead .
Palmer b1rd1ed thc ltr'>t i.1,th. eighth and I 0th holes for
a romfortable s1>.-strot..c rnsh1on O\Cr h1'> Tl·xas foe
Not un11l the 15th hole when th e l'>Sut· w11'i prac11t:all)
\Cttled dad Palml•r hugn three '>lra1ght holes. bul hc
parred the 558-)Jrd l ISth hole 1n rnu11ne fashion to
notch his ..,1,th ~n1or tuu1 tournJment 'iance I 9MO and
his ..,elond '>lra1ght T hl' '1llur. \\;l\ "U"rth \ '5.000 to
Palmer. wh11t' Januar) earned ~.:!2.000,
Quote of the clay
Allen a secret weapon? Sse•t Y~ tht AU·Amcr1ca quarterback at
BYU, on how h.e 11 pen;eivcd by people in Grttnwich,
C'onn., his hometown: "I can walk into a place in Utah
aod people will •>-· 'Wow, thcrt-'s Steve Youna. lht quanerblck.' I come back hert to my church and people uy. 'The~·s t.he kid who used to pick his no~ when he was 8 yean old ....
T i\MP..\ f la. -Prt·<,1dent Ronald
Reagan contvatulatcd the J(a1der~ for their
'iuper Bo"I \lttor. Sunda> b> comparing
\1arcu'> Allen thl'tr ~tar running bark. to a
\etret weapon and the tcam to a nuclear missile
Reagan . 111 a tclt:phollc call to the Ra1dt•r!,'
lod.crmnm tolJ ( oach Tum Flore'> "That wa<, a
"onderful "1n tonight 'ou've given me some
problem\ I 'ea Ire.id' gouen a call from Mosco"" The'
th1nt.. \.1arru\ \lh:n 1c, a neY... \ecrcl weapon. The} 1ns1\t
we 111d1~man1lc11
Lucence wins stretch drive
savt.'d Lucencc fur thl· tinal dn\l' nw'l'c..I ..\R( ..\l>I .\ -Patn~ I.. \ akn1ul'la ~
"The'''t' ~nen me an idea abou1 that team of outside going into thc 'llretlh and dre" oul
>our'> lf>ou \.\uul<l turn them over to u~ we'd put them
1n \llO'i and "e \\ouldn'I ha'e to build the MX m1s!'l1k.'.
Kcagan :.iddl'd .. You proved ton1ghr that a good
defen\e can ahu be a prett} good offense "
to a I' •-kngth 'ittol") O\l'r rail~ 1ng (1anger
Bnnk tn the S90.200 \an Marco~ HandKap al ~anta
.\n1ta Sunda)
Lucenre fi n1~hl'd thc I' •-mile turf n ent lor 4-~ ea1 .
olds and up an 2:01 4-'1 to p1rt.. up $54.200 lur n~nn
D1anc Perkins of Pan., "' belon.• a <.'ro"d of H .142
fans.
With a tde' l'>Wn tamera set up tll the Wh11c
Hou'>e. Reagan and Flores appeared on a split screen
during the tclcca<,t of the po'>lgame acu' 1t1es.
REDSKINS FOOTBALL. • • From Bl
down In a Raider c.Jclc11\c that ltm11cd
1he league~ nrn\l potent ollen\l' 111 tl\
lo\.\e<,t p<11n1 totJI \Inn (arl~ tn the
I ~!i I \l'iJ \O il
.. f he\ h<.•at U\ Ill l'\ l'r'\ l3ll'I uf thl'
!Wmt• -V.t•tn\:'dtudo"'hat"cd1dlu
get u\ hl·rc and 11 iu~t d1dn 't work ··
'aid Rcd\t..1n 4uarterhad Jell'
J ht·ic,mann
I k '11tkn d l\\1• 111 tt·rll'pllom
\\ h1k llfll pkt IOll-IU\1 I h 111 '' f)j\C,e\
l1ir '4\ \Jrd' \\1dl Cl'tt•t\l·r, \rt
\1••"~ J1J <h.1r1l Bru"n "'ho
""mh1m·d to l:.tll h 14 pa'>'ll . ., lur more
•h.in ~411 \ar1.h 1n 1he lir\I Raider
o.?.lllll' h.1d fll\t lnur 1:111.he<, fur 119
':.ird't lh1• \l"l "nd time .truund 1n1 lud-
:'IJ!! 11n~· 1 '·\JrJl'r\'hcn1hegam1. "'a~
.it I r "Jl h
\\ 1· plJ\l'll h.J1tl hul tht• RJtdl'r'>
H'rt all 11\1'1 u' · \Jill \1 onk hl'lll to
u\t lfll' l .tl l h .. \\ l u't \l'l·med to he
J llltk "'ll IJI .,, 1ll r hr Kt·lh~ '"' Ir' 1n)!! to hnoml' the 1·,r,1'-I< 11 .. 1n11n I \lcH'ltoref')l:Jla'>
\upu Bnv.I, h.inip11111\ \Jw lht· lir'il
rJd 11 lhl·1r d1rJm llHTll li\e
1111nutr\ 1nt1• tht tt~irnc: "htn light l'nd
l >l·r11c~ k n'l'n hl<1;.t..rd .i kif Ha~es
pun1 Jilli ldl nn 1lw hall on the end
"'nl tor .1 '11 K.lllkr lead
··t 'l·f\ •h111g turned \our 11gh1 trum
thl' ~~inn ng \a1d 'Wa\h1ngton
plJlek1Cl..l·r \1.irl.. \.1oc,elC) .. II
'larted "hl·n lht \ hl()('l..ed Jclf'> punt
and we jU\l 'l'rmcd w go downhill
from there··
The R\:'d\k1n•," speual teamc, "'ere
poor the rl'\t of tht• wa). a~ M oselc)
m1~sed a field goal and had an e\tra
point blocked
.. It was a rnt1ral pla\ " C.11bbs ~1d
the blockt.'d punt .. It wa~jU\l a blo"'n
J\S1gnmenl Thr) "·amc ngh1 up the
middle It wa'> thr uni' the second
t1mr 11 has happened lo u'> in the three
't'ar" I ha\l' been in Wa.,hangton ..
In stark contrast lo la<,t war"'
1ub1lant cclchrallon. thl' Re1;sk1n'>
dre'>stng room was a ..ca of qu1\.'t talk
and somhcr reflection
·Thi~ •'> the toughest day I haH'
'°'er '>pent in a Washington uniform ·
..aid 'etcran defen'l1' c t:nd Ton' \1({1CC .
John R1gg1 m thl· running had
"'ho earned the Red'.>k1m with more
than I 000 ~aide, in the regular o,ea\on
and had gained more than IC>CJ 1n l'<H.h
of ha'.'. la\I ..c' en game.-.. blamed
htm'>("lf an pan. tor the poor showing.
.. I made 'tome bad rcadc, and I "a'
gue'>'itng on their defenS<· l 'n-
fonunatcl}'. I was gue,sin~ wrong
almo\t all da>." said R1ggtn~. who
gained 64 yard\ on 26 ramc\.
(11bbc; had rnarhed thl· team to 'I
'll tones an ti'> last 14 games I k
found hi ml.elf 1n the unusual po!>1t1on
of talking to a lo\lng team
Olympic officials respond
l<>) \'\C1lll\ P.P) -Or·
gJn11u\ ol thl lllM4 \ummcr Ol)m-
p1 ' "'Ill not greatl> reduce the
numhn of judge\ and refcrl'e\ for
tratk Jntf field ncnl\ ,1 (1ames
'>l'lol<.t•'>"'omall '"'d 1n dt'n\1ng a
""' 11·1 rt port )unda'
The publtca11un al!io claimed the
olliuals would be incompetent and
that brgan11cn wt're "<,hov.tng a
<.omplete lack of antere<it an resolvtng
the problem."
Bruins routed; Kentucky wins
CbarlH Jone• pumped '" 8 career-m h11ih 27point\1&nd grabbed IS rebounds to
t..q lir\t-nnd ~rond-half outbursts that
l a med Lou 1'1 Hile to an 86-78 victory over
No Y l f( l A 1n ll n11t1onally telcv1c.td coll~e buketball
¥June Sunda}' at Lou1~v1lle. The game wa~ a designated
Mt.<lru C ·onfercncc contest for Louisville and the victory
upped the Cardinals' record to 11-4 overall and 4-0 Ill
lht rnnforen'c UCLA fell to I I 3 Lou1sv11le blew the
pme open an the first half. outS<:orin1 UCLA to take a
34-13 lead with 9:55 len HI the half. Kea.ny Field• kd
lJ( LA w11h 25 points . . At Lextnglon. Ky ..
\ophomore Kenny Walker scored 20 points and semor
Mel Turpin added 19 us th1rd-rankcd Kentucky
\napped the \1.\-game winning streak of founh-ranked
lluuMon. 74-67 Sam Bowle dominated the boards.
grabbing 18 rebound~ for the 14·2 Wildcats. while I lou~tun It'll lo 16-3. Aktem Olajuwoa, the C'ouprs' 7-
loot t'Cntcr, wa~ "'foul trouble much of the game before
louhng out with 6 J4 rema1n1ng and Kentucky leading
til-54.
Boxer shows improvement
'.\N DIEGO -Junior welterweight m ho~er Stewart Darden 1s showtng somt'
progress in his fight to overcome a brain
h\:'morrhage suffered in a bout last week.
Jtcording to C1rossmont Hospital
Darden. 26. was lasted 1n serious cond111 on on
"unda}'. the first 11me his c:ond111on had becn
downgraded since he was admitted last Tuesday
Darden underwent emergenq surgt'ry to relieve
pres'>ure on has brain and remained an a coma unul
Frida} He "3'> then able to squeeze a nurse's hand and
nod his head on command. and later said a fe w words.
Darden was hurt in th e final seconds of a I 0-round
bout tn nearb}' Santee when his opponen t. Steve
.\costa. landed an uppercut Darden wt'nl down and
r\:'ma1ned conscious for a time. but then la psed into a
wma. Doctors said the~ weren't sure whether the injury
"as cau!>ed by the singlt' Acosta punch or by an
cil'lumulat1on of punches throughout the light.
Raiders to have 'their' day
l OS ANC1E:LES -The Raiders wall [!]
Ix· presented to the Cit) Tuesda) in a noon •II•
"eremon) on the stcps of C'ity Hall, the
ma,or'!I office said
· Ma ) or 1 om Bradh.'} will proclaim "Raidt'rs Day'"
and the National football League champions wtll be
greeted b> the Un1vcrs1t) of Southcrn California
marching band. the Ra1dereues cheerleading Mjuad and
<.·1t) and county officials
Ticket waa auper tough to get
I A~PA. t-la -With ~me 11rkcts
mol"C'~eciou!I than gold, football fans
inched their way through Malled lrallic to
the ~uper Bowl Sunday -many Without
11cke1s or even the hope of Jetting a ticket.
A woman from Wa~h1ngton . D.< . paid a ~alper S~OO: a couple from Maryh1nd waited until af\t'r kickoff
hoping for a bargain. two men drove back to Orlando.
I la empt)-handcd. and a .,an full of teachers 'ame 10
!tit 1n a parking fol and watch the CQl\.l&M on television.
A crowd of more than 70,000 Jammed Tampa
'itadium for tht' Na1wnal Football league cham-
p1onsh1p gam.c b<-twt'cn the Raiders and the Washing-
ton Redskin~
Throngs paraded an the parling lot 1n sunny. but
unseasonably <:hill) Wl'athcr, holding cardboard signs
looking 10 buy ticket~ to Super Bowl XV III.
"Brother and sister from Bowie. Md. need two
c1ckcts. Mom and dad think we·re using this money for
college 1u111on," read a s1Jn worn by Tom Arnold, 23.
Arnold and his twin sister. Kathy, both from
Shepherd College in West V1rgrn1a. said the y had been
oOert'd 11cke1s from $350 to $900 Face value of a ticket
for the game was $60. an all-time NFL ha~
"I told the scalper!> I'd see them again an the first
quancr -wht'n they're 'ltuck w11h them," said Arnold.
··Even 1f we don't g<'t 1n, I'm gotng to tell my friends
back home we itot tn ··
It was a fiery halftime show
TAMPA. Fla -Sunda)'sSuper Bowl
XV III halftime show. replete with
pyrotechnics. ended with two wooden
stands catch in~ fire and a rockt't falling into
the seats. but fire offi cials said there were no serious
IOJurteS.
The show was put on by Walt Disney Production~
before the sellout crowd of72.920at Tampa Stadium. It
ended with a fireworks display
During 11. according to Rescue Chief Aubrey Grant
of the Tampa Fire Department. Oares placed on a pair
of wooden stands in the corners of the ballpark 1gmted
the stands
Flame<i hncfly leaped more than eight feet in the
air. several feet above tht' wall ranging the field, but the
fires were extinguished without incident. he said.
Telnialon, radio
GALLO TABBED ...
From Bl
betorc ( ochrun's arnval. but the lack
of a passing game has 1rad111onally
kept Mater Dc1 from getting near an)'
brass nngs .
aller his third camra1gn had
produced a 9-22 overal record. he
was replaced b)' Ed Adams pnor 10
the 1982 season.
Gallo possesses several key 1ngre-
d1en1s for Mater Dea -with a passing
background foremost. backed t>y his
expenenre as a head coach tn the
Angelus League. based on d1sc1pltne.
Gallo roached at Servile High for
three )'t'ars and produced Turk
xhoncn. a quancrbaci.. who went on
to pla)' at Stanford and 1s now wllh the
Cinrinnau Bengals
The West Point graduate coached
as an assistant at Tustin High before
Sen 1te. and was at Cal State Fullcnon
beforctaktng the reins at Laguna Hills
High for three years
The tour at Laguna Halls did not get
ant1c1pated results however and
The past two seasons have been
spent as an assistant at Capistrano
Valle) wht're he was the offensive
coordinator in a span 1n which the
Cougars. led b> quarterback Bun
Call. racked up a 15-6-1 record,
1nC'lud1ng two South Coast Leaguc
champ1onsh1ps
Also on the C'apo Valley staff. and
under head coach Dick Enl'lght . was
former Mater Dci Hi&h star Eric
Patton. considered the No. I can-
didate for the job my some.
Although a member of the Capo
Valle) staff. Gallo has rematned at
Laguna Hilb 1n a teaching capacity
I mat hi
Oakland celebrates
OAKLAND (AP) -Oakland football fans. many of whom
rdu'>C to recognize the claims of Lo., Angeles on "their .. Raiders and
'>ti ll believe the team will rt>tum someday, celebrated the Raiders·
"iuper Bowl triumph Sunday almo'it as 1fthey had never lefl.
About 1.000 fans hugged and Jumped and shouted in the
ballroom of Oakland's H)att Regency a~ ~1lver and black balloons
bounccd around during the Raiders 18-9 romp over Washington
Parties were lively tn bars throughout the cny as fans whooped
11 up for the team they once rhcered 1n the Oakland C'ohseum. Some
2CX) fans "3thered around four big video screens and four smaller
ones at R1ckt'y's Restaurant in nearby San Leandro
.. thl'}' 're still our gu) ~.no matter what.'' said former Ra1derette
cheerleader Shem Bueno al the Hyatt
"I can·1 wait to get a uniform back on and get back to the
coliseum and cheer:· she \aid as nearl) 20 other ex-Ra1derettes
'>hook sill.er pompon') while watching the game on a giant video
~reen
Former Raiders player~ and Oakland nt> officials. including
Ma yor Lionel Wilson were among the nearl} 400 fans who watched
the game at the H}att
I ht ntliual \o\ 1c1 \pon~ nc""'>·
pap1:r '-Im 1c1-.~' \port rcp<1ned that
< 1aml''> plarrnlr\ intt ndl·d to lUt the
11u111 lwr of 1uLll(n and rckrl'C'> IO
1w.1rh hJll lh1 nurnhl'I 11\cd dunng
th~· 1f111r1 \.1 ••\l•I ' < •• 1mt''>
Am} Quinn. spoke~woman for the
I 11'> ..\ngele'> 01) mp1( Organ11111@
C omm111ce said 11 was not true that
tht·rl' "ould bl· frwer judges and
relt:rl'l'\ and that the numbn "will
ll'na1nh tx· u1nc,1\tent "11h Mo'u'"
• ind ma~ he a le" more··
Al'~lo
A somber John Riggin• answer• question• in Wa1blng-
ton locker room after Sunday'• Super Bowl defeat .
Wilson and othcrs predicted the ell} would win Its attempt the
bring the Raiders back 10 Oakland through emtnt'nt domain. La:-;1
month . lhe ci ty won a partial v1ctOf) 1n the 3-year-old casc when the
~late Coun of Appeal o\Cnurned a SupcrmrCoun Judgment against
the Cll)
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BROKEN STRAP ...
From Bl
we loaded ourselves in a VW Rabbit
that had a seatbelt buzzer that went
off every 60seconds. a radio that
didn't work.and a busted windshield
wiper hose that wouldn't allow fluid
to the front window which meant
Pete had 10 slick out his arm and pour
the solu11on by hand so we could Stt
By the time Pete and I pushed the
car fort he founh time. becau~ 11 wu
too icy for the wheels to gel any
traction I alw began ques110!"10g m)
buddy·..s.anity
.. No snow tart's'' No<.hain'>., .. I
asked Pete aga.1n as we were rocking
the car back-and-fourth on New
Y car'i. [ ve. dressed an \Uats and dress
\h°" .. No. really. you don't need them
Oh. maybe a couple of times. But 11·~
001 worthao1naou1 and &<'tt1na
them." was Petc''i reply.
Uh·huh. l thouaht 10 myself.Just a"
I \U\J)(<'ted. Pete. at ~6. has hit his
head aaa1nst the basket too many
t1mt'S JOina for reboundsdurina his
colk11a1c car«r What othcrCllpla-
nat1on 1' thcrt1
A couple oflast 11ps. You can savt' a
lot of money by flyin_J into Colorado
Springs rather than Denver.
If you do a httle checking you'll find
not only 1s 1t cheaper to fly to
Colorado Spnng~. but almost any
flight you ta kt makt'sa p1t-s1op in
Dem er A II) ou have to do then 15 get
offthe plane whale ils rcfuetina
C >t rourse. thcre arc a couple of
1hana\ )UU ha v.:iodo to helpyourvlf.
like bui. )Our ski\ ahead and carry on
all )Our luuagt because they don't
takt' hagagcofTthe plane an Denver
It sounds h~e a hassct. but 1l isn't 1f
properly roordtnatcd, and n can save
you anywhere from S 7S·S I 2S per
ticket
Another th1na. 1f you're goina to ski
at Keystone. the reson has come up
with an 1ntcrestingconccpt whereby
rather than one hO 11cke1 price ofS2 I.
you buy "run" tickets for S2 each
That way 1fthc wcatheris crummy or 1t~ too crowded you can ao home and
come back another day in the 11ckets
can be used at any time
Bobby SOx signups slated
Rca1s1ra11on for the North Hunt·
1naton Beach Bobby Sox h:aJ.Uc will
be held Feb. 4 at. pnn,a View ·hool,
16662 Trudy Linc. in llunt1 n1ton
~ach. .
Hour\ art 10 a.m.·2 pm
The leaaue will include
div1 1011 for a cs 12· IS.
dtvl\mn for a ci Q.1 I and
I
major
minor
mini\
d1v1,1on for •II." 7-8
Ltaaue boundancs arc 8c3ch
Boule ard on the cast. Wamcr on the
wuth San D1e10 f retway on the
nonh nd the cx:can on the •cit
f nr mull' informu1mn. phont'
km1c Farky 1 cn.4s It> or Sand)'
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SU~ER BOW L XVIII
Raiden 31, Redskins 9
, ~· 1W O\iel"t9r1 We"11no1on O l 6 ~ 9
LOI Angele\ 1 14 14 )-)t
,lnl PlWlec:t
LA Jen1en recover \I OI t>toclled Punt
1n •nd zone <8ehr kit It l 4 S2 Loi Ano•••• 1 Wesn1no1on o
'-<encl Perlec:t
LA-Branch 17 P•u lrom Ptunlletr !Benr
kltkl Drive 6S \lard\, 3 Plev1 l(ev ptev
Plunto.e11 SO verd P•n 10 Brencn S 46 Loi
Anoe1e1 14, WHhlnoton O
W•1-FC MoMtlev 24 Drive 13 vardl,
13 1>leV1 Ke v 1>lev1 Tlltl1m•nn 17-vard
o•u to Ctr rt II, ll ·verd PHI to Didier.
IJ· verd oau lnltrftrenct r>en•llv on
Hav•1. 10 vard PHI to Didier 11 SS LOS A~ 14, Wulllnolon 3
LA-Soulrek S rtlurn of lnlerc.aorlon
t"•"r klc:kl 14 ~ Loi Ano11es 21, Wuh·
tnoton l
Third ..... led
We1-R10011n 1 run tklclt l>tocktd) Drive
10 verd1, 9 Pl•\11 l(ay 1>t•v1 Tna11menn
13 varo P•U to Brown, l4·verd oeu 10
G1aouento, IJ·verd 0111 ro D101tr 4 04
Loi Angel" 2 I Wunlnoton 9
LA-All•n S run (8ahr lttcltl Drive 10
v•rds • Pl•YI Ktv Pl•YI 31 verd PHI
1nt9f'ftranca l>eNltv aotlnlt Green 1 ~
LOI Angetu it, Wesnlngton 9
LA-Allan 14 run <8e11r -lcll I Drtvt
14 verd1 I P'n IS 00
Feu\'111 l"er!M
LA-FG Banr 11 Drive SS vard1, I olev1
l(ev Olan Allen 39 vard run 11 36 Len
AnQeltl 3t Wasnlnoton 9
A-72,910
THm StaH1llu
Wes LA
Fir" C10wn1 19 18
Ru1ht\·vard1 32·90 33·131
Passino vero1 193 1~
Return verd1 3S 13
Pane. 16·3S·7 16·2S·O
Sacll1Bv 7-11 6-SO
Punh 1·31 1·43
Fum1>1t1·to11 1· I 3·2
Pentlllt\·vard1 4·62 7-56
Time of Poueu ton JO 31 19 n
lndlvldut l SttthHn
RUSHINO-Wiuhlnoton, Riggins 76-6",
Thelsmann J· II, J W1Uhlno1on J·I L~
Angelts, Allen 70· 191, Pruitt S· 17, K1no
3·12. Hawlllns 3·4, Wlll11 1·7 Plunkett 1·
tmlnus 1)
PASStNG-Wesnlngton. T"911mann
16·3S·2 743 LOI Angtlt\ Plunkett
14·2S+112
AECEIVtNC.-WaV!inglon, D1<1ltr
5 6S Brown 3·93 J Wesnlngton 3·70
Glaoulnto 2·21 Monk I 76 Ga rrett I· 11
A190ln1 I· I Los Anvett1 Brencn 6 94
Christensen 4 37 Hew~ n1 7·70 Allen
7 II, K1no 7·1
MISSED FtELD GOALS-Wa1h1noto,,
MoH lev 44
Super Bowl records
tnolvlduat end teem records set tn
Super 8 owl XVIII
lfldl¥kllllll Game •ecarch
KO•IHG Mo1t Touc,,down• 1 Marcu1
Alltn, Lo\ Anotle1 Re1oer1, lv1no 10
PlaVtrl
Most Point\ After Touchoown -S
,,,rls B•nr LOI AnotlH R .. oer1 ,.,.,~
Don Cnendler, Green Bev Ill Roy
Gtrele, P1tt1ourgh fXtll)
RUSHING
• .
Mo•t Vero• C elnto -191, Mercu1
Allen, LOI AngtlH R11der1 (XVIII) Old
record 164, John Rlogln•. Wa1hlno1on
Rtd1kln1 (XVII)
L.onQHI Geln -1• verd1. Mercu1
Allen. Los Angale1 Raiders (XVIII) Old
record S8 ve ros, Tom Mtttt, Belllmort
Co1t1 (llt)
Hlohtll everaoa verds per ru•'1
carMr fm lntmum 70 carrie•I
M•rcu1 Allen. LO• Angtlt\ Reider\
9 SS Ofd record S JS, Wall Gerrl\on
DaltH Cowt>Ov•
Most toucnoowns -7 Mtrcu•
Atten Lo• Anoete1 Raldtr1 tv1no S
Playt"
PASSING
Lowt1t perctnteot Peuei 'nttr
ctPttd ctr"r (minimum 40 e rremolU
-000, Jtm Plunkett '6 Pel\l'\ 0
1nltrctPltd Old record 2 13 8ert
Sta rr CrHn 8ev
OF,IHSE
Mo•t comotned verds oa1n.<1 -209
Marcu\ Allen Loi Anoete1 Rttde" 191
rushing 18 receiving Old record 190
Fulton Watktr M temt (XVII)
INTERCEPTIONS
Moll lnl9f'caPtlon1 returned for
touchdown I, Jeck SOulrtk Loi
.t.ngeles Reldtr\, tvlno Hert> AOderlev.
C.rHn Bav (II), Wiiiie Brown, Oa~lend
(XI)
PUNT RETURNS
Lono111 Punt Rlturn-)4 vard•
Derrtll Green, Wuh1n11ton lh<J\k1n1
Old record 31 vard\. Wittie Wood
Green Bev 1111
THm Geme AKOf'dl
SCORING
Mo\! Po1n11 On11 Tum -ll LO\
AnutlH Reldert ocv1111 Otd Record
JS, Gretn Bev (I), PHt•buron IXllll
Molt Toucndowns One Tum -S
LO\ Angele. Ralder1, tvlno Green Bev
(I), P11t11>urgh tXllll
La roe11 merofn of vtctorv ~ '19
001nts, Los Angeles Reider\ OIO re
cord 7S 001n11 Creen Bev vs Ken\iu
Cnv 3S 10 Ill
Moll ootn11 l>Ot,, team\ tnird lluer •
ttr 20 Re1d9!'1 14 Wu,,1ngton 6 Oto
recoro 11 Denver and DellH fXlll
•USHIHG
Htght\I ever1ge per rush 7 0 LOI
Angela\ lteldafl 3l 731 Old record
6 12 8alllmore vs New Vork Jtt1 11111
PUNTS
Mo1t PUnts bOt,, , .. ,,,, -a
Wuhtngton I Raiders 7 Otd record 13
DellaS Ind atlll"'°'e CV), PIU1~01>
and M lnne101t ttX)
Super Bowl MVP•
1961 ll1rt Sterr CrM n Bev
1961-llart Sterr Grun 8ev
1'6f-Joe Nemeth New Vor~ Jt t\
197~L•n D•w\Ofl Ken1e1 C'•v
1911-Cnuo Howtev Ot tlH
19n-Rooer Sta ul>a<h D"'"
1973-Jake S<oll Miami
1914 Larrv Csonkt Mta m
197'.r-Franco Harn1 P11t1ourgl\
191t-L vM Swami P1ll\Ourg,,
1911-F rtd 8 11etnlkolf Oekt•no
1971-Rendv Wn•t• e nd ~fervev
Merlin Det115
1919-Terrv 8 rtd\htw P1ll•Duroh
1-..-Tarr" Bred1'1ew P1tt11>ur1111
1'91-Jtm Plunkett Otktend
1917-Joe Montan• Se n F r1nc1,to
191)-John R1001n, W11h•no1on
19U-Mertul Allt n LO\ "n11ate1
I. ..
Super Bowl chaml)lon1
1961-<irHn Bev INFl) JS KanH\
Cltv (AFLJ 10
1961-Grttn Bev tNFLI ll Oe1<te nd
!AFL) 14
1969-Ntw Vork (Al=LI 16 811111
more (NFL) 1
1970-Ktnse\ Citv tAFL) 73 Minne
•ole (NFLJ I
1971-Bettlmore !AFC ' 16 Oat1111 !NFL) 13
1912-Da tles INFCI 14 M1e m1 IAFCJ )
1913-M1am1 fAFC 1 U Wnh1n1110,,
!NFCI 1
191'-M.,m• AFC 1 14 M·nne•ote
INFCI 1
197'.r-Ptll\Ouron I AFC I 16 M•nnt
SOie (NF( 6
1976-Pitt•t>uru" tAFCI 71 Oa•ln
I NFCI 17
1911-0a~land IAFCl 37 MoMt\Ote
fNFC1 t•
1918-Det a' NFC I 77 De""''
AFC1 10
1919-Ptlt>DurOll t Al' Cl JS Oa t1e1
(NFCl 31
l9'(>-P11t11>urgh AFC I ) I Rems
INF() 19
1911-0.ltlt nd IAFCI 11, Phltadel
Pnla tNFCJ 10
1987-Sa n Franc \CO INFCJ 26 Cin
c1nna11 (AFCI 21
l9ll-Wn '11no1on INFCJ ?7 Miami
tAFCI 17
19·4-Lo• AnOtle\ IAFCJ 31, WUI\
1noton tNFC) 9
Phoenix Open
2"
Tom Purtzer \11,000
Ut
Corty P1v1n '43 200
VO
Larr v Milt. '23.700
Curt" Slrenoe \73 700
171
Douo Tewell \14 600
B11t S•ndtr '14,600
Ceoroe Burn• 'U,600
Vl
67 " 67 " " 66 69 61
n " .. t6 70·66 69 61
10 10 6S 67
Jim Simon• '10 000 61 69 11 M
Tommv Ne1<a11m 110 000 69 69 69 64
Furzv Zoeti.r. 110 000 69 70 61 66
Tim Simpson, S 10.000 13 61 '9 63
Tim Norris. s 10,000 69 69 68 67
Hett lr w•"· S 10.000 77 bl 64 69
Lon H1nllle . S 10,000 68 71 6S 6,
21•
JC Snud '7.000
Johnnv Miller 17 000 vs
Wlllll' Wood sS.600
Fred CouPle\, \S 600
John Fought. U.600
John Ad•m•. IS.600
Al C.elt>troer sS,600
216
66 69 68 11
68 70 66 10
69 68 /0 "' 1 I 66 69 69
71 66 68 70
68 10 61 70
67 69 61 II
Ll'Onerd ThomP1n, n .uo 61 69 11 68
Scott Hoch, 13 140 69 64 11 70
DA Welt>rlng '3.9•0 71 69 66 70
Run Cochren, '3,U O 61 n 61 70
Sammv Racnet1 '3,UO 7t 61 67 71
V1
Cerv Koen " 190 69 70 70 "' NICk F elCIO, '1 7IO 77 67 70 ..
Mike Reid '7.7IO 69 69 10 69
Mike Sutliven 17 710 71 67 61 11
Jim Neiford, 17 7IO 68 7t 61 II
Cetvtn PHtt \7 790 11 68 7) 6\
111
Marlo. Lvt 17 Ill 73 61 68 /0
Ron StrK~ 17 I 13 69 .. 11 10
Merk O'Meare 11 113 75 •S 69 69
11110 Aoki, l7 113 69 11 66 n
Jim Colt>trt. '7. Ill 11 66 /4 61
Dave Berr U I 13 n 69 10 •7
11'
Ben Crtnshew 11 .no 67 69 13 10
Scott Simoson 11 no 70 71 69 69
Peter Oo1terhu11 11 170 69 71 10 69
2IO
Donnie Hemmono. s I S60 67 ,. 69 10 ,,,
Tom Wel•koof '1,711 " 67 n n Rtx Ce ldwtfl Sl,211 " 13 68 n Lennie Cttmtnt1, Sl.718 69 II 10 11
Lannv Wadltin\, \1,718 67 10 13 71
David Oorln. sl,711 10 11 69 11
Gerv Heltt>tro ll.711 66 ,. 11 10
Jotv S111detar 'I 711 71 68 /) 69
ROOl!r M11ll1>1e 'I 711 , ' 61 14 68 211
Tom K•ht, •9H 61 69 II /4
Ceorot Arc,.,er '90 6911 691•
Don Pootev 19'7 1>9 I I 69 1l Chip Becll. 1941 10 "' 13 11 Pevne Stewert •9•1 10 71 10 11
2U Allen Miiter 1904 11 70 69 13
Pet McGowen, \904 146611 11
Dan Po111 s90• 10 11 1• 61
1t4
Andv BHn '864 70 61 10 16
Clarence Rost Sl6-4 n 49 "' 1\ Den H a11oor1on "4<I 7l 6S n I•
Scort Watkln1 se~ 69 6' 73 7l
M11't McCullough ~ 67 n 13 n
John Mtnelfev s'64 '9 71 16 ..
Tom Je nk 1n1 "6• 68 1114 71
'8S
Date Dovoteu '9J1 1170'111
116
Jim Oef\I "10 11-61-10 78
8rad Faaon. '870 6' 70 H IJ
SCOREBOARD
Boo C.11<1er 1804
\•eve L•tl>'er \804
r c c ""' '197
,.,
111
1'1
• 9 69 /6 13
14 16 7~ , 1
II 1>9 11 II
69 71 71 1•,
PGA Senion Ch•mPionshlp
Ill Palm BHCll Gardem, Flt I
192 Arr•ol() Pe,mtr '3S 000 69 6l 19 71 ,...
Dor. Je,,uer • '77 000 /(J 10 I J /I
1'0 e.iro "~' •l'l 910
2'1
Peter l nom\o" •9 000
Bot> C:.oattiv \9 000
2'3 C.erdener Ot•n\n $6 ISO
Paul Harn11v l6 7SO
Oouu Senotr1 \6 7SO
Jaco F ll'c • si..1so
H• Miller Berber lS SOO
2'S Jim Ferree « 7SO
Jarrv Beroer. U ISO ,..
Cl'tertn S1llord 0 ,100
St&n Tnir\k ll.IOO
Art wa11 u.eoo
191
B111v CesPer \J 100
Btllv Mowe1. SJ 300 m
George Bovtr '1 900
A Mangert '1 900
Bot> To\• \1 •OO
George Lenn•nv. \7,400
M•ke Fe1cntt11 n 400
)01
C.uv Brewer \I 900
Ma· McMullt n 11 900
)01
ROd Fun,a1n, II ~3
Dan S11\t1 ll S3J
Boo Stolle \ 1 SlJ
)0)
Ro•end Stefford I 1.llS
Jim C11tl'tren Sl 31S
l04
Ken Ce mpoe • I 1 77S
(ver~tt ll1ncf'1it '111~
30S Mike Frentr.o \I 17S
Al Ba1d1n9 '1 17S
Ct orot T"Offit\, 'l.11S
Cnert" Owent. I I, 17S
I• 1J /} 10
1)1]1)/A
11 lfJ 16 1•
/0 11 1J·IJ u 68 16· 7S
,., I) 14 JI
1>9 71 74 79
IS· 11 14 /J
13·69 71 71>
73·70 1S·/1
10 n 11 n
"' 74 10 76 n 13·74 11
13 71 7) ,.
IS 73 69 80
I~ I) 74 I I
71·77 16 19
69 71 16 71
1)·12 13· 79
/0-71·16-17
7• 69 10 71
77·7S 13 I I
77 1S 7S·76
70 7S 71 19
12· 1S 7S to
1S·71-17·llO
16 7S 76· 76
18 73-76 ,,
,. 13 11·80
10· 19 80 16
7•71 8317
1• 7S 79 19
71·1s-76·10
-(. > .
NBA
WESTERN CONFERENCE
P eclfic Olvt1ioll
w L Pct GB
Por11e,,<1 27 11 61•
La ir en 1A 16 600
S.ettle 71 .. S3t ) 1
C~Stett 20 n .,. 6
Pt>otnt1 19 n 463 . ' Sen 01t00 I) 71 311 11 1
MkSWtU DtVhlen
Ut•" 76 IS t.34
Da 1n 1l 19 ~ )
Denver 18 1• •79 8
Se n Anton•o 18 74 •19 8 I
HOu\fOn 11 2S 40S 9 I
Ken\81 City 16 7• 400 9 '
EASTERN CONFERENCE
Alltlltk DM\lon
BO\IOn )1 9 ns
Ph•l•dl'IDM•O -n 17 701 )
Nf'w Vor~ n 18 sso 9
Ntw Jtr\ev n 70 S7• 10
wa,111ngtol' 18 14 479 ,.
Central Division
M llwau•ee 24 I/ 600
Detroit 23 18 ~· I
Atlante 77 10 S7• 2
Cn•cauo 16 n 421
Ctevt tand 12 ']<I 793
1no1a ne 10 79 2SI>
\undav'1 Score
Bo1to" 109, M1lweu••e 9' T~t'l Gamet
No oemH 1cne<1uted
TueM1av'1 Game\
P'1otn11 at l.•lren
PhlladtlOhla a t New Vor~
Milwaukee et Wa\h1noton
Bolton et CMtvttand
Ind ena at Oe•ron
S.•ll•e et Se" Antonio
New J~t>t• a• tC11n1n (11,,
Atlanta et Cn1cago
Colden S•••• at Hou1ton
Denn v\ U•al\ '" la\ VtvA\ I Portland at !>an Diego
COll999 ICOrH
SOUTH
LOuo\Vtllf 86 UCLA 78
C.eoru1e 90 Aut>urn 16
Kentuth H Hou1to" 67
MIDWEST
Nortnwt\t~rri 91 Mttinl'~Ota 7 J
How AP top 20 tared
6
11
:.)
I Norin ( arril1na t IA 0) d•d not Plllv
7 Duf'11•1I t ll 01 d•cl 11111 olav
) 'pnl11(.. I) 7l o ..... HOu\11'.)r
/4 "' 4 Hnq\,f.m U> JI lo\! lo K.enf1;1-. ~
IA 61
\ ft•ll\ f11'4\'' I~ lld1'1nn101.o•
6 C,por11e•r.w" IS 11 d1<1 ,,,,, ll·llY
I Mor •l&nd fl l 7t rt•<J not c>lav
I Ntvetl.t l "' VPOIU ' 16 I d•O "0'
o•'°'v
9 UC l A I I 3 10\I to Lout\Ylll~
86 78
tO lltono \ ll 21 rt•<I not ote v
11 Or l'llOr Stell' 9 • • d•O not otev
11 We•• ~Ort\• t 11 )) ll•d not P•nv
I) f11 \II 16 I d d "01 OlttY
" S• Jo"" ' 1 tt • 1 o a '"'' "'"' IS l ou•\•41 •8 S•n•t l t I l "'0 no•
P'lt"¥
16 llo\ton Cootot t 17 4 <l•d not
f\IAv
11 r r~\no ~'"'" 111 o d·d "Ot n•ftv 11 Mpmpti1\ <;t11tp t 11 ll d•<J not
Ol&v
19 Pur~re f I 1•41 Ol(I nol IM"v
10 O"•"•oma 'I\ 11 d•d not Play
1914 Winter Olympics
(II Serei.vt, Y11 .. tlevlal
~CHEDULE 0, l:VENTS
T11elOlv, 'tb 1
•ct HO<.•tv Aus tr•• V\ F intend
Un••t d State\ •\ Ca nedt t•etv v•
Swt<Jen C 1ec:no11ov1• 1a vi Norway
Ne\t Gt'"•env •\ ( ;OO\IAv•t USSR
'' POiand
Wtdnt\ClaV, "et> I
0Penong ctrtmon19\ •• l•"•
Tll11rM1tv. Feb t
Women ' 10" Crou Covntrv 11
111man Vt llko Poht
Womtn ' t ~ meter 1oeeo skellno el Zetre
Mtn ' downnlll et B1a111,n1c1
Men'1 eno women'' 1lno1e tuoe 111
Treoevtc
tee Horkev Potano .,, Wilt
C.erm•nv USSR v\ llelv Sweoen v\
'l'uoostevla C enad1 VI Au\lrtl
Finland •• Norway United ')telt\ "'
Cz4!".no11ov•~ ••
Frldev, Feo 10
Men ' lOK crou countrv "' tomer Veli~o Po•1t
Men \ •"d wome,, \ <JCl<JOlt u11e et
rret>e"•<.
w-n ' ~ mt tl!r ·~o , .... no "' lttra
M~n \ \()() rre ttr \ott<J \O<thng a t
Zttra
tee <1anc1ng 1comPUf\orv1 e t letre
S1ng't •nd douOlt l>OD\18<1 e t
Treoev1c:
Petri llourt \ketlnQ l\l>Ort program
et letra
S.tvrdev, l'ell 11
20K 1>1at11ton el tuma n Vefl•o Pot1e
Men ' •"d women's triple tuge at
Treo.v1c
women·s oownhltt et Ja norina
70M Nordic comblllt<I •kilng et
lgmen Melo & Vttlko Polte
Triple end ouadruole bol>sl•d al
Treoev•c
tee Hock~• 11e1v vt Pola nd,
Austrle vs C 11cho11ovakte Canada vt
Finland. United Stele' .,,, Norwa\I:
USSR v\ VugO\lavia Sweden v\ Wt\t
Germ11nv
Sundtv, ,tb. 17
wome n ' SK crou countrv at toman
Vt lll<O Polle
Men'\ \ 000 meter \oatd skating •'
let r e
ISi( Noro•t tomDtllt<I \l<llno e •
111ma11 Malo & Vet11<0 Poli~
10 meter '"' 1umP II tgma n Mato
Po tit
Men ' eno .. omen ' ouadruott 1uoe
et Trtoev1c
Ice denc1no for·o•ne• set pattern
01nct et Zttre
Petr\ lrH \ket•nu 11 Zttrl
M41nde¥, Fell ll
Men ' figure ""'"'fl lcomou11orvl at St<enotrlt•
Men'\ ISK crou counlrv et lomen
Vt llkO Polle
Wome,,' t 000 m~ter \Pff<I \~allng
"' lttra Women \ o•ent 1telom at Ja110r1ne
tee HO< ktv Sweden VI Potend
Canada .,,, Norwev Vv1101ta v1a v\
""" Wt•' GtrO'env v• USSR un•tto
S•ato v• Av'""' F1n1anl'.I v\ C 11•cno
\IOVeklA
Tundav, Feb 14
IOK. 01e1n1on at t11man Vetiko Pott•
Men'\ I 000 me tl'r iOf'ed \~elln11 e t
lttre
w om•n \ 111ant 11etom "' J/11'10rina
Men , t1gurfl \killt•nil (\hort pro
11ra m) at lelra
le• oenc:lng llret aenrel at l•tr•
Wtdnt•dtv, FM>. IS
Wome"'' t111vrt \kallno rc:om
c>ut1orv1 at Skendtr11e
Women \ crou countrv 14 X S rt'"",
et tgmen Vell~o Pot1l'
Women \ 3 000 mp"' \~l'<I \katong
"' letra Oout>tf' 1u11l' a t lrpot•K
Men I giant \llllOm al B1eta•n1ca
Ice Hoc kev Norwev a• Au\ tr •
Un•ted State1 "' F •n ""d Vuoo11av•a
"' Pt>land USSR v\ ~w~en Well
Germ•nv v\ ttttv C 1pcr10110vek 11 v\
Ceneoa
Tilurldav, Fee 1'
Men \ crou countrv 14 X 10 rttevl
a t tgmen Vtti•ko Polit
Men' I ~ meter 1Pffd \ke lino et
Zetrt
Men ' g111nt 11e10m et B1e111n1c•
women ' figure skating flhort oro
11ra ml a• Ztlre
Men\ l.gurt Vet1ng 11rH ,,.,,,nu
•. l"""
Frida¥, FM>. 17
B,ef'110n (4 x 1 s relevJ 11• l11men
Vt llkO Polt~
Wom,.n \ \lt lom 111 JenorlM
~'"II'" and doul>lt bob11eo et [rPOfVIC I<~ Hot• 11v S"vMll' Plat I' C.a ml'
,., \k ~11de111a Melle I ~ouno C,am~ 111
/~tr" r'!ltti Plat e C:.eme at \kf'fldf'rtlll
MP<llll Rnun<J Geme "' 1•''"
S.IVrdtv, FM> II
Women ' 70K rro" r ountrv e•
lome,, V•llko Polit
Mtn' 10 000 metf'r \l,..d '"&' n11 a•
l•tr•
90 m•••r '"' lumo "' tomen M11'0 Poll«'
Ir Plf' and <Ntdruplf l><IO\lf'O M
I rpl>f'vlc
Wo"1•" ' hgurt '"etinu lr•f' , ... , nu ,.., Z~1'&
Sundo, ,.., lt
M•" \ \09il tt.J\\ co,ntr.,. at 1um•~
\lfl•~O Po t
ICI' "V<••v Medel ltound C ame a• ,,.,,.
Mr~\ \lttom at B,.115n°c ..
•C• l\OOev Ml!dat ltn ''"' (',,.,.,.,,. "' l••r• F ·out'1' \•11••no .. n•b•llon 11 7•1r"
C10 .. no t wrtmon•e\
• Orang
Santa Anita
SUNDAY'S Rl:SUL TS
(llrd .. '1·d11¥ !Mf'MllNM'ed "-'lnel
FIAST •ACI: Ont mite
T:im fMe!el 1000 100 SOO
l o,,gmav1newav•tMcCurl'I 70 00 I 40
Prince Roo LH < roro1 4 20
"''o rec.act Tn' Men Ou1te A (n,ttf
Ntvada !>aoe Cotd D1v1dt nd P,no ~lu
T1rne I ll 4 ~
HCOHD •ACI: I I 16 m1te1
P•cture Bride !Pt<Jroial l240 IOIO S60
MPmoo·1 Pet IDtlQ•dlllol I 20 • 10
Repu•etton M iu <McC.urnJ 410
Al10 reced Deer Margot 01e111 L•dv
Oritnlel Cnemo, Out Of Soo \ PrPm111nu Girl
Time 1 4S 3/S
U DAIL 'f DOUBLE t6-6l Ptld l 161 20
THIRD RACE. I Ill mllel
Bunnet tMcC.rron1 IHO 6 00 120
A FH t Ptace ICellileno) 6 00 l 40
J1mH I tMereJ 7 IO
AIM> raced Secret Sc"•mt CuaC"•"
ltHt Gooo Men Gata C1rc1e
Time 1 SO? s
FOURTH RACE. 6 lurton11•
Tpp Poi. tC.11rc11 I 10 eo 4 20 J 00
C.rl!nol>le I Va tenzuel• l .O 1 40
Proud Duke DtlQed,tlO ) 20
Also raceo C"en•on De C.eslt Scuse
Ple•i.t 8e, Haven t,,n Too Mucl\ For
T V
Time I 10 l S
FIFTH RACE. O"t m,te
Proof CMcCerronJ 6 IO J 60 7 60
Honevtand !Slloemektr S 60 4 00
"ccoustlCat <Carcia ) 4 60
Also rec.ad All Of A !.Yaden Ch1tf
COf'n1talll EH>onteneo Vtstor 11.nlghttv
Raooort, H~oorean
Time I l7
•S EXACT A 11 11 Pa id S6 I 00
SIXTH RACE. 6 1 tvr10no1
CarrlJZO IP1ncav) 10 •O S 60 l 40
COOP•" Hill tTorol 16 00 1 IO River Veno fLIPl\em) JOO
Al\o rectd T H An1111, T H E x1>reu,
Devit'\ WorllihOP, Rldoet1ne , C.rev Ml11
llt , Michael'• Suroeon, Alleoed Power
APPttltt Hot Ano Cold
Time I ti
SEVENTH RACE. I 1
T101\11 IMezaJ
Bold Baller UP fHewltYI
Bedouin fDttanouuevtl
16 mll"
800 4 40 160
170 )40
110
An<Jrf\1 A"o raced Pint Circll!
Swlvtf y,,,,. '43 4 s
flGHTH "ACE. Lv<t nct rv11enz~at
C•notr Brink ITorot
~,r Pt•t !Merel
I • m11u on turf . 7200 9'10670
Sol0 400
Also receo Tne Hague 8410
• 00
Run !lo v ..... T atente<I Pin Put•er Croeso
Pettru 1·11 S.. Vou
Time 701 • S
U PIC.K SIX 16 4·1·1·4·11 Pe•<J
"8. 999 99 w11n 1 w1nnlnv t1Ckat1 •'•
norwsl S1 Pic• Sia Con\Olation Ptld
'1,119 IO wllll 131 w1n,,.119 l<ll•" (live _ .. ,,
NINTH RACE. Ont rr1>t
Staff Commender IHewtev1 9 IO S IO A 00
Hal• Ad•• CMcC1rron1 4 40 l IO
E' agte 1 Bee• lletenzu•••I 3 10
At10 recto River Ban~ Sl1ng1ngtv
Do\c•a•m F retwnee11ng A111ta10 Ovne mo
DO<. Nl'w Terr,torv
T1mt I )7 2 S
IS EXACTA 7 61 Pa •O SIOOOO Att~,,oance 33 141
H oftvwood Park
SUNDAY'S RE SUL TS
(6ltl of ?•·nltflt herneu meetlnel
FIRST RACE. One mlle Pace
V a n~et R nvtnm I At •tr"n a n/
)60 260 2 60
Popawl'leelle 1 On orntr l 1 IO 7 60
(l'1n1 Too H!!r t Aul>•<IJ •IO
Al\O rect o W•noout Magn• Dt e'
Sk1111>tn Pro\r>ect Andv\ Herme n Soorts
PeleCt Al'Qel Monttrtv ~ 1ng Como
Time 703 4 S
U EXACTA 11·6 Pe •d l70 10
SECOND AACE One molt Pace
F 11 And Rudv f tr. uet>ier 1 23 00 9 00 4 10
Lord AIO• •Lect<ev S 40 4 40
~•ec•ed N f(r09,,en ) 60
A"o •ecf'<l Rova Shar Ou• To Sur
orise W \Qn Strea m V k no N T e•t
L'•one HuO"•t N Bur" O O•t
T·mt 101 IS
U EXACTA 6 1 oa ,o \I 1>10
THIRD RACE. Ont Mitt Datt
Yll•tdwOOd Fe •con tPe111no1 l 70 140 170
E h•t Breeze tLecktv 140 760
<;oec 111 Peta< Sherren t 1 40
Al\O •Mtd Vo•te no ()l 5,.,.,,.,, C ••va
Q1c• It Cru•\•"0 N tr. tltv•ut ~ •dta
Time 1 01
U EX ACTA 1 11 Da·O \71 90
FOURTH RACE Ont'..,,,,, ""'' Cornpar. \ BP\1 I AnJ tr\"n
SAO l 80 )60
An•tlone Oe•ornt• 6 10 • AO
Covnir, co ... 1.n P~•(f ~80
A \O '~t..~<1 f1f"I""' T1n19 f O'T'f•n
Mtlmtt ThiMDf''"' ""'"'''HI H ... ,.,,,n f"e COP o.1nv\ \1lt..
1 '"',. lo~ ' ~
FIFTH RACE O"P ''""~ 1>111 ~
r.. nu O• Jal/ 111anono""' J Ml 1 40 1 •O
Sk1PNJ• """ "' .. eb••• 1 J •o 1 60 Mtllow ~ t llo"' C,r und• ) 60
Al\O rtce<J $91lor\ \•er Jilli> \•er
Sa.c1acu1e r Dancer !>~"'°'" •~•&O••
BOll"O
T "'" 2 04 U EXACTA 111PAO 17110
SIXTH RACE On• ""' t oact
Mr ... 01 Stull " o "' I 60 ~ 60 • JO
Rf'df'\111 Wl>f'P·I• 10 "'° 1110
0 10t110 ( envo" C Deso~• 4 IO
A \O rac~d "'1av i-u" B•nevo ,.,..,,, • •"'fl'~ KO\Nl•f' BOO\f' T l R en N ~l>•ttv HoOOv H I "II W•nov C•~ c.~
T •I" t 1 01 ) \
U EXACTA I I , .. ., ll•A"O
s•v•NTH ••c• Ont "''" PeGf . P1vo1 Po1111 IKU!tOltr) UO ) 40 UO
Lord Oelrtt ICroon•nl 'l IO 'l IO
Smooth Move N t81kar) UO
Allo rac:eo S.m \ Bute,, ltovOOt>
Lt11acv Darren JoM
Time 101 4 s J) l:XACTA S ll 11a1d MS 60
51GHTH ltACa One mite 118C8
R•ont Bower N rLec lltvl t 60 S 20 4 00
Monaro1 Dence r Cr()911enl 6 00 4 00
Frff Turn IAuOlnJ 160
At\O reced Smoo111 Heir Oii Yau<
Ma ri. l'I We!t>ro Mist TlllO Hanov ....
Bramola ScremOlt Aomofe Deneen
B .. Hr
T•mt 1 ~
ll I XACTA !I ll oe1d '69 30
NINTH •ACE One m 11t Paet
..V1k1 Wlk1 tLeCktvl S ?O 3 20 1 to
Bev TUOOr (Wllllemll 11 20 S 00
JeC-UP ( 81llleroeon J I 2 60
AIM> rac:.eo Dout>te Decio., Mlnnenana
Fttlt . Don Htnrv. Ve r11tv Court
Tlmt I St 4/S
'3 CXACTA 17 SJ lla•d \1,013 00
U PICK SIX ( 1·3·3 S·l ·7) peld
'3.736 00 with 3 winning llC"-1\ (•he
l>OfMll) '1 Pick Six Consotllllon i>elO
I l 16 60 w11n ff Winning llclttls fflve
l>OfMll)
T•NTH ltACE. Otit m11t .,.,.
~11amus (Fl.co) 10 10 1 70 UO
Et foreftlo I Davia ) 7t 20 1310
POl>fl Patch 11.aotvl ?.60
Also ractd S!v Derk1e Mallle C1me,
Ktfldtttt 8ov 09f'l>v Lord, AouxOOt>
H1tarlou1 8rew Scotcn DouOfe
Time Hit 4 S
\l •XACTA C3· 1) Pa•d '2S920
Attendance s,m
NHL
C~a•LL COH~t:R•HCE
SmvtM~ w L T l"n G,
Edmonton 37 I 4 71 2'0
Cttoerv 19 19 9 47 111
W)nnlc>eQ 17 73 • ., 215 Va ncouver 17 11 6 "° 193
KM\' 14 26 9 31 2'11
Hems DIYlt*t
MlntiftOte 2S 19 4 S4 n•
St Louis 20 75 s 4S 179
Cnlceoo ,. 26 s ., ·~ Toronto 16 2S 6 JI 119
De troll IS ,, 4 )4 169
WALES CON~l:REHCE "•trldl OMMell NV Isle\ )I " 7 64 224
NV Rano¥1 ,. 16 s 61 202
Pn1taoetllh•• ,, .. I St 20I w11111no1on 7S 21 3 S3 177
P1t111>vroh 10 37 s 7S lo6S
New Jer w v 10 JS l 13 l)A
Ademl OWl"9n
&o11on )2 13 ) 67 117
ButtalO 31 13 • .. , ..
Queoec ,, 17 s SJ m MonlrHI n 2• 1 .. 171
HMllOl'd IS U s JS ISJ
S..V'• ~
W ""'Pell 6 Vencouver 4
Tenietlt"I G•mes Bvff1lo at Bo11on
Cl't•Ceoo et Toronto
De.c> SM fllhlne
GA
194
196
245 209
237
717
197
"' 22S
7lS
, ..
'" 161
164
20I
201
IQ
ISS
173 17'
191
AAT'S LANDING <H-'*1 llNdl)
40 angle" II oonno • land oau t•
\ntto•nead J scu•pln 75 roo "'" 116 ,.,., •• ,.. 1 H roo
Wfftlend tranuctt0tu
BASKETBALL
Ht tlenll B• UI tibel A nee It tlen
')AN ANTONIO SPURS-Tr•ded
• "''" Eomon,on. ouerd to '"• Denver Nuoott\ lnr e 199• third round ore~•
cno1ct Oo111neo Ron Brewer guard
•rom tf\e Golde n Sta ff Werr10r\ 10<" a
t99~ \t<ono rovno orefl cll01ce
,OOTBALL
Nellonat Footbal LN-
AFC Annou,,rtd •hat A•vmono
C •evoor" cornt roec • of tl'le New
l no111nd P8•riots wlll reoiace Lout1
Wright corMrl>eck 111 tt'lt Denver
Br Ont O\ '" "'" Jen 79 Pro Bow• geme
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111 l l .;iUJM 11or Coui t of Or Suite 67 Colla Mell CA 92626 IH•on •e1o A .,2.,91 POOLIC NOTICE M1111on v1 .. 10 CA 92692 WH1alloy Inc Nitllad• <.orp IOlll)W1n11 '"""' tHh or p1m t u11 rt -..•ut.Jqvi ltpputnh-cl hy lht•
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11 UBB~ HOSTETLER 5757 Cenlury Blvd Fm311 151 Kalmua Su1111 J 1 Co•te MHI County C.lf!fk til Or1111g1 County on County Cll'•~ o f 011111Qf' C.ounty on c.onf11n11111011 111,,.,.,1,, the !.uf,lat•ul f I I II "' (urnlt•t llu l11J1 pt•n Suite 700 lOI Anoete!I C.A 90045 Pullh~ttlld Or1111<1ts Cout D•1ly <.A 92616 ~ 15 1981 0.'< I() 1911J COYrt 111upoo1t. .. c.1• ~" ,,1 in M<,,.,w 1 111.., 1 .ttrn"I WI not f•>eptr
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-.; .. nw An.1 (.I\ 4.!711111r1 f 1 Ii Provem.nis, llOCll on trade of Ille FICTfTIOUI IUllNIEll Cl"""'' di p11r1n .. r,h1p PU8UC NOTICC conl11m1tou11 DI ",.., '" ttO'MI or f1l1• k• pt bv the C'OUrl H you
1 UJry I f'tk.J ti \I ill A M t.u11ness Curtlfllly kl\own M DOS NAME ITATEMENT Sh<1wfl Gr1tv1tt PUBllC NOTICE n1><.10,.. Tt .. '*""will I"'""'• 1111tr ,111 mt11rl'"itt:-d tn the_• NtaU·
I 1' YOU OHJE:C "l I DANOITOS • clole bue•ness end 11 Tt11 lollow1ng per1on 11 doing C. V11a110 FICTITIOUI aulfN"'ll FICTITIOUI 8UllHEl8 °~1J1K•<ri IJ'•"c.1 and 1>•1 1111 u.u11J yuu 111Jy '>t'TVC. upon lht! l"X Ill l II loceled II 61117 Ball Road CYl)<tlN hu111nus 11a Thia tllf&merll w111 111~ wttll th "" NAME STATEMENT &l'llt"' hi" 11n<l l!tt<.tnw •~pan-d j{l.tnllll~ "' tl11 pc 11111111 yvu f'A IOQelher Wl1h the following de RAH ENTERPRISES 4f!7f111 Or County Cler~ of 0110119 COunly 0 NAMEITATEMENT r1111 lollowno l>')fM>fl• lff! rJ''" ""'"•0t<llYl1 lf!tt-Pll•l•onanelre l'fUlor or .. mmi.strator CJ(
'htJUld 1•11111 r •'flfM 1r 111 tht scr11>1C1 1lco11011c beva11ge 206 Cot11 M11N CA 92626 Jao 6 19114 "''' following pereon i. do111n ouitneu 11 Ill~ 1rd1n9 of 1t11 dfffJ Mi•ll bl wne llfll>n lht o.1llomey for Ult' c•x
lttJlllll{ utd ,1111 11 1 b h<.enH11) On sale gener1I llquor Robert Alexlfld11 H1m1on <167 'mMbullntHllH r•AVI ENTfRPAISE5 UJJI Viall; the lloy111 •1 llltll .,,. utu4tl KUtor or ktdmtnullrJtor, anti
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ll•lll!'\ 111 Ith writtt 11 uh)l'< 101 Hid p1am1MS for prem1,.1 92626 I P1101 Jan :>1 30 Feb 6 13 !984 Balboa Blvd Balboa CA rrant•• p111m:~ Dillon 27 u 1 V•ll Tt10 1:<1<-.orv•lor r--..u th•JJOhl f
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t 111 hi .inn..i Yo ui •1 ar Bell Roed Cypr1t1 CA 1nd1vl<iuat •oyo .Ana~m CA 92807 Vitko Lee Oollon U'll I Vin !!nit; ol •n orrJ•r c.unfirm1ng the HHI ~IJltng th ll you dt'lilrt" llpc."<.:1161
1 IJf)t Tnat the 101111 con11dera11on for Robert A H1u"'"'" Anano S 0-,Wtm 2!13 Cemino Ar Am111oto Min"'" V•eio CA '12692 01.11"'1 J•1111ury 17 19114 rmlttt• of tht• Ull11g uf UM sn
.11111 "1JY ,. Ill JM r!l.lllt ur hy lht lran1ler of Hid buameu and of r1111 a1n111men1 we11 llled w1111 the royo Anah.,1m CA 92807 • lh•~ b1111n11n '' iortclJlled IJ~ "~RAY (CAHY AMfS 11 FAY[ Vtllto1y und up.-ra1,..-me-l\l of
vo111 .tlllJI 111 ~ Hid 11cen1e(•I 11 lhe sum ol Counly Cle•k of Orange Counly on PUBLIC NOTICE 11119 busmen 11 c.ondutlt!<I by on 111n1tod partnei•h•µ .,y l J AN ~HANNON ..
I 1" YOU A Hi-: A <.'Hft:IJI 266 167 96 1nclud1ng 1nven1ory 111 J11n 12 1984 lndlvodual r Palfltk 0,11011 A1to"'«tV' 101 r,c.n11trv•tm •-sWlt a~·l!o. ur of lht• pc•l1 l'OH 1 lomated at S3 ooo oo wnich ton11111 ,2357,, NOTICE OF Shonlt DftW11n rh11 alatem.,nl wua ftlft<I wollt 11111 P11h1t"'n .. o Or1ngo <.,nMI 1J11ty P1101 t1nn 11 o r .1<'tc1ur1t:. m t•ntmrwd 111 '' 'llllllllj(I nt t I t•i I lot of Iha lollow1ng Pub1t1,,eu Orange Criaat Dally TRUSTEE I SALE Th•~ lllll!ment wH 1114111 with I~ C.ounly < l111k ol Orun"• Cour11w "" h•11 21 23 ;Ill lll8• 111 S("l lion 1200 and 121Xl 5 nf 11f tl11 dt'< I''°'' d VfJU 111U!1l f1l1 Deaorlptlon P1101 Jnn n 10 f"eb 6 IJ l984 T 8 NO Courily Cle1k of Orer1Qf' C.fJun1y M O " ' 491 84
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' w•th c11h through 1.c:.1ow YOU "'A( OE Publl,heo Oranoe C..01111 01111y P ll 1 J .,., •o r < ruu nv "OOU Ml"Arlh Bl d S ii 11°"111••11VI 11'Jl0111lt"(f hv lht• Of!m111c:IN01etobem11rked voioa1 PUBLIC NOTICE "" IN FAULT P1ln1 Jan 9 lb :>3 IO 198• 0 an"' At)" I} 1~8' " "' ur " ' U ~ t I I UNDER A DEED Of '.>2t. 114 FICTITIOUa •UllNHI 4$00
lllllf \\.It 1111 !JUI tnllnlhs 5uctt llrne aa Hiiiing obllga11on Iles FICTITIOUS aUllNEll TRUST l99 8• NAMl ITATIE:MENT
from tt ... datt o f 11r,( l\C,UJl1ll been ISlumed by buyer at CI05e ol N&ME STATEMENT DATED 8ep11mbe1 22, ,_,,, UN· Ncwporf Buch, CA. 9H6U .,crow .. .. ...., PU8UC NOTICE fh• 1011ow1no pe1son1 ere c:101ng (714I S63 l7IO
"' ll'\lN-s ;i., prriv1dr d in !:)('( Amount fh,. 1011ow1ng iierwn " do•no LEll YOU TAKI ACTION TO PU8llC NOTICE t111111rM1n n .
111111 700 of Int l'rob.tll <.. odt S5 000 00 bu''""" ii\ PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY IT FICTITIOUS IUllNEIS MC FREE PROOv<, Tl()l\IS 610 }'uhl1-.h1"(l Or.tn~t ( ,,.,,,
ENOUkO KOT( OF SOUTHEAN MAY IE IOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE 9 2 m NAME tT T Nc•wpc.<1 Cent .. flrtvfl ti 11'7~ N-I> 11ly Pih t I 21 ~N J<I ... r c .. 1if11rit1 t 1111 tm11 for =~g ~7og5 C.AI lfORNIA '140 r F81f Or•"9"' IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION NOTICE TO ~ftfOfTORI Thf> following pe~\!!:E:! 00•1"19 port Beath C.A 91660 I •itt I ' .• in
ltlinj( (l,11m' \'tll 1101 t ll.JllTf Th 1 thOtt>AAve Aroeheom CA 92801 OF THE. NATURE OF THE OF•ULKTAANlf'fft ""''"""Ill Oemet Mc.Cufl &'4 Boothb10L1
p1111r lo foui 1111111lh\ fn.111 tlw aaoo ali~'nZf:::; ~~"Pr::.,::-;.:n John D T1r:i1e1 4009!> {jreen :~g~~~D~~~:~t~".·~ y:~· YOU (lee• 1101 .. 107 UC C) POWE.RPl AY l TO a Ce1tfoince Hvnttnglo" Bear.11 CA 9~f •II
d,11t 11( thi hr ,11 lllj( ll•>lill'<.l fe•o•fSI 111ar conatdetlllon 101 the Me1dow Road T"metule CA A Eft Noltr.P •• lleteby given 10 crltc:lotor1 l•m•ted Portnenhop 1470 Jaml>OfM Dovglaa l r '""m"" 18!11 t
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.ibivt 11enaler of u od bustness and of said 92390 T1co1 lotle Compeny of C111forn11 I'll lhfl w1ll\1n named tr1ntliw0tll l R<u•d Newpo11 Be&cll CA 026&0 C:N!rborng AWi l1Y1n•r CA V27 I~ MtlC NOTICE YOU MA y 1.-:XAMINE h llG8"H(ll 11 10 be paid only •fief This bu"nen" c.onou<.1eo by 1n o (.OfCJOrallon lor"'4tl'fy Title tn tna1 a bull! 1r1nsf1r 11 lb01JI to bl'I Ventu•e lnternlltOl'llll Poc;turH • fhlt bu11neu •• C.1)(11lu<tltc:I lrf • -------_.;,-~----
l I tranifcw ""!>Mn approved by De 1ndM<J11a1 ~urence and Trull Compeny m11c:111 on pe<ton•l proP41rly "41rem <.al1lorn11 Corpc.mon 1'70 Jt1m Qi"lf'f•I parlnf'flll•fl NOTICE Of'
fll1• k1•p1 h'f tht c 111irt If ytiu P••trnent or Alcohohc Bev•rege Jonn 0 T1p1er On TveMley J enuery 31 1984 11 a1te1 c:les<:nbftd bo1 .. Road 2nd F!Oo< N~t Oarn.i MtCue PUeUC:: IAU Of'
111• 111 11., ,.,,14 d in lh• 1.._UtU· Contiot purtuanl 10 s.c 24073 81 rn11 11111emen1 w11 hied with lhe fl oo AM T1G0< Tnte lnturenc:. The nerne• and bu11ne11 ac:1 S.ai.n CA 02660 Tr\lt •'•'"'"'""' w•t hlf!4 with tl\I ll'fAIONAl "°""n
I ·~ C<>unly Clf'f~ ol Orange County oo Company o • Calllo•n1e 1 Cotpor d1"'~ 01 thl 1n1ane1ec:1 t1en11eron Tho• bulin.M It conducted t>y • County ci.1~ of 0•••1\1• CCIUnty Q<I •22101 I
\Oii rn.1v o;i•r"' IJ[>fln I " Ix Thll lhe tlt•em Clesctobed trana De<: 28 198• •lion to•merly Tttle lf\sur•nce Ind •1• <..RA NADA COVINA AS 1tm1ted P•l1Mr\hlp fjto( ,., l9fll} .. f,,24
I'( utor Ill ,11ln1m1,lr,1111r 11r ,., •• ,. 10 1>e con1umm•lec:I 1ub1ec1 f lrv11 C.ompony a, duly appolnleel SOC..IAIFS • C1111torm11 r,enflrlll r ( hlford Wolvio Ill Stl(r9l11ry ,.234121 ,, ••Cf' " l'lftt.tly g11rerr "'"'
t p1111 1hr ,1Uorn1 't fol tht• l >. lo the nbovl! P•Ovll•Ons 11 SERVICE PubllanfJ<l Ur111g11 Coe1t Deily lrn~h~ und111 end pursuonl to Deed Plflne<Ship 4!'>0 Newr.io•I C..11nlM lhtt 1111emon1 wn lilftO wllh .,,,. l'uhh~ttt0tl n""'<I" t;t•nl Oaoly 1 "'111111110 S•<.hOl'o !981J of trltl <;1v 1
,,. 11111r IJr c1dlllllll'\lr ,,1.,1 ,md £SCROW COMPANY 14282 Beac.h Pilot J11n :lJ 30 r111> ft I) 1964 ol I rusl recorded September 25 Dnv" N-porl Be11rn CA 92660 Cn1111 ly Cl"'k <>I 01i:1nq" C..oonty cml r• "'' J1111 7 r 111 '"" t. I • 1•11)• < odn '>t•111 ol Cal1forn1a tne unlJ,.,
Bl Weslminster CA 92683 on ur '> 17 8• 1'180 o~ 1na1 No 3!>007 '" book Tnn 1oc•t1on rn C.alllo1n11 ol the D•" 28 •98J '>/1 114 •11nr•<I wilt~,.,, 11 pubhc Hie by com
ltlt '>'Ith 11t1 l<ILHI \A.Ith proof"""' Februe•y :13 1984 117'>!1 PlllQO 1088 Of Oll1cl1I Re c.n1Pf ... A<'.UllYI' 011111' or """"P•I F2'341~ /'""'' .. "'"""'IJ "" lhf! 'l•lh day ,,,
111 " 1\111 r "11111•11 I l qut s t All olh•r businell 113,.,81 and ad PUBLIC NOTICE lr.otdl'I 1n thu Ollte.e of the Coun1y hu~'"",~ 0111c1 t1f tril' or1111nd11d P11I i.,r,,.n Ori"'Q" Coo" Q911y PU8llC NO flCC '""""'Y 19114 •C 1 t 00 o c;lc,c;~
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I t r ti I I f Wllhln lhrff yeafl IMI (J•lll an tar as l11tnt11 WI LL SELl AT PUBLIC AUC All lllhtlr hu•1tt1t•! nome' 11nd <td 525 8.( :"-()f' r •Pl>""'' ... hl'f'll ~IOfed And wn11 r.
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v c "'''' y .11111 •'l•PI <ll'-4 1111 tll ,,, Name ond addreas of tt8Crow M A R .J 0 n I E B C.AS~I flH ( ASHl(A s CHECK (p11y fPtO! Wllhll'\ lhrlotl y1111r1 11111 ye1111 MI(' II A EI. TIM() l II y ,1111111'111(.l'fllit) AV811u• 1'1 the l..ily ' (
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111 11._ cu l Ill' n 1 1 l J PANY l4282 Bf!lllCh 01 w~81 nr lhf! 1Jn1l11Cl St&IHJ at Tiie eouth 1ntl!nCJed 1tn11,,111ee 11re t1on11 TO Al>MINISTf R f'S TA fl ' <;1 1111 or (.11tfmn1• Iha llbtndOfllt<l
' ""11 1 ' 1 10: t•t m1ntte1 CA 92683 PETITION TO AOMINIS· l1ont "n1t1111c11 10 Ille Old Orengo Thf! n1mll(•l •fld bu1111eauddrea1 NOJll'E OF DEATH OF , • " '.. o<t0c:lt1 c.ll•ttllt "' oer~•I proPlfty
tll St-t l11111 l:Wo .mu l:Wll 1 111 Dileo January 17 1984 TER ESTATE NO A·l214S7 County Courthou1t1 located 111 th• o f thf! 1n111nded 1ren1te•oeo, •re v11 RENE HOFFO, aka RENE "10 A 12 1434 c:11111 r11wu bfllow In the m11ter1 o,.
tht ( ,1lif11rn1,1 P111h,1h ( IMlt 8 F CYPRESS INC To •II he"' h1•111 f 1200 block ol w .. ,I S1m10 Ane Blvd 1011e Ooka Racquel Club L T9 a ftOFFI, AND OF PETITION l '.1JI hi If'\ fM It• (1111r11... ::;puctrum Product• Inc. Com LOUIS A Alll.>ET ec11111 Corp t lll(tlll'); (formerly Weal 6th S1teel) Senta Calitorn1al1m111dP11t1neuh1p 1?<12 '"r , .. tnle . (flO" C'bfll Ible 10
• • BY Jamei Oennelle p,.11 • ri d1tor ' 1t1d ((llllln~t Ill Ane C11lllorn11 all flQhl 1111e and E C...ntnr Cl Dr C.eov1r11 CA 91724 TO AOMINISTF.R ESTATF. • 11 d11111., 1111J • 1111ttr1).!• ttl ll" m•'ll
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Wm BABYSIT IO•lng care Cral•I Slt•v• 731·8311 Ct .. lt Obvett~ .. Serv20tc.. r .. I •. lie, l T HAULING MOVING A•:ri:=.:a~~able f!SStONALS &3&-7149 MIKE 851-1800 P~:,,,rie: ~~-~;:8
1n my home. de6,10,111,1 ar;t tnict IHtltltatloa on.....,,, yr• n trea -'PPllenee d•llvery, dumc: 12 YRS EXP I'm emall. Expert Wallco..,.,lng In-ldn -McWMney Landacepe IObl J-....... 81"2 LadHa~ M IA~ "'"! <>Aa c w Cl••!11 548 o 1 4 C-'R ET & LINOLEUM 1n TRW BAD cAtblf? 64s.-512,,. .., .. ,,....,. " •1 MY P'-· ar• •m-11e11111on .,..., one..ilt· Your Dally Pltot
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.... ,, Stnict 11a11a11on & repatr• 30 Cell Pflvllt tnv .. 11g1tor GEORGE'S CLEAN UPS LXRBsc41f DESKJN I 650·8&48 or 850·6477 '"1 AlllQnmt ~8 1 8590 wAltt wl 0 yrt exp Andy 846-903 t 832 3232 (24 hrtj EXP GARDENER & HAULING No jOb too ln1t11t Ptllot. 1pa1, etc CRYSTAL PAINTING CO ·WE GALS SHOUl.0 WINDOW WASHING
Lo .. weigh! IMI grHI' C I C I TrM Trim Ct•en Up1 1m1ll 805-00<>e Lied. bOncMd N0-2931 A complete pa1n11ng Mr· HANG TOGETHER ' The only magtc 19
Cellvlll• van11tw11 1~1. •••• tacrt t Door Ha~h~I Malnt Pete 041 1099. PAUL'S HAULING Lawn Melnt •Tr" S.rvlc• vice S.,v1r1g 0 C for t8 839-0730 anY11me OUALITY" &31 2029 ---------1 guar Ren .. $45 9118 Concrete, Muonry, Fiat--""oo-a~R~rhd14X"'lto-A•Et"'I -QUALITY GARDENING G1r/yd Cllvp, 12 ltlke wt lrrlglllOn Commllreald y .. ,. Prompt, reltablt , .. 1 ••••• Law
142·4121 oat. HI
work toundat1on1 Block Repeu or Replace TrMt 1opped/rmvd Yard 111118 p u 640-0792 2•hr Fr" eat Dan S-46 51 t9 Ref•enc:n 850-3292 arr ana i'""""-...liiliii._ __ ""'"'-
brick Uc d 675-2826 CAll. BOB M&-2923 m11nt 25yra e11p llc/lvll) * IEIOYIL * Slate ltw r~r" lhat 111
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r1a1on1bt• r1te1 by m1nval Moderate IHI
tntur lrM "' 84 t-0463 Ht1ti Cv1tom HO\IM PatnUf19 eot1tract0<1 wtlO perform ur1veway1. patlOI. path• Dr;all •I ~al lemcff •• redueed w1n1~ rlt" Cati u• l1r111 780-0328 work over 1200 1nc1u<11ng
ett No IOb 100 1m111t z.a .. , II ...... 1121 FrM "' Dtv• 840-$449 labor anA m1t-"'1l1 m"ll 964-0366 or 536-0553 • YWALL TAPING • HadyaH ,. " ,. • NI< DRIVING & Olf* PIHttr/lt@lr ...... l'A:'..:.'.:'.~ u~u·~·"-..
All Te11turH & ACOUlllG * .... HOME REPAIR Fvrfllc.t. Pool H .. te<I Legal Servic.a Re•• l 111 lahtr P1llfl1t1 p(X§feA ntcRINd ~nt~~ ano':.d'7o
CPA high qv1llty Income Sm1 bu• computer t>kkPQ or111ew1y1 11dew1tk1. FrM ••• Kevin 673-1503 Elec-Ptumb-Carpentry a ... Cart lemct LOUii Horowitz 955-1392 IC 42592! 964-20"17 ~IUCCO. Intl••• 30 ~ ..... If\ thett edv.nlelng
CP-''• Jerry 432-8870 FrM tounMI 0'42·7047
lax work 11 r ... r•••• Honetl .vork fair rat.. ~~~~3;:~ ~~'.ee~ Electrical Screen• Keith 640-4612 X-z Home o.-;J, i Malnt PER80NMtNJURV, con. spec141)111 Interior P11nt-••P Neat P91.1I ~2977 ContrlCIOrl and con John Brown 831-6483 tcxal pkuplcl•I. 675-0305 • ._ t t ... "'· p -·-·rs. "ont•ct Mary EticfAiciXN Priced ONE CALL DOES IT Al.Lt NP'., .. 24 HR Serv No ~~ ~· ""'1 <;410'·~·1 et-lf'9 FUI, com~·· 1•11 N .. t Patchet' le111ur" Gr~dle at"'558-4086 with
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Ctafattr ltrYictl right. lroe ettlmale on We fht II, break It, buy It or Job loo amatt 873.()620 '"' enwey 64 -v 00 prkiel Oan 964-7180 Ouattty work It low,.,.. '"'"'Y q· ...... 1•~-1. ,. __ ,, ..... coUlSOfeR fOfOR Pro/ h 111 548 5009 .--J --- -I F' ..... 92•• -· ...... '"" ..,.,., ...... large or •mitt Job• Llc 1u • Hive you rHd lod•Y'• -.1a~ lnt/E..llt SPECIAL Avg 901 Int ext r" •t -..-..., tor'• Stet• LlcenH
Bf.1veway • Perking l ot•
Rep1lre • S.ak:oaung
MS Asphalt 831-4 t99 lie
& New cablne11. ctblne1
facing, btfl & f0tm1C1
countertoP• 842-0881
10 tutor you & your ma-39662 t 673·0359 Handymen 01 cdM Mr Cl 1 ,_ .. A 1 n OVING llY ext ttucc:o I 119 &O • Boltd. 28 Civic Centet chine ev/wtind 548-0184 u• f,_, d17 II not, •.. ""' • material• 642-0442 Let c1a111t1ect do y<Nr WANT ACTION? Ftx·lt Odd Jot>t, Pa1n11ng you're mlMtng the be91 Outck/c:.reful Low rain door-lo-door Hlllng ..Plau, Room etO Sant•
Want AC11 Call 642-6678 C4tallled Adt 642-5678 & W11tpapet 640·8259 bergalne In town! Uc T 138048 552-04 10 Seti Idle 1temt 642·6178 642-5878 Ana. CA 92701
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SYDNEY
0MARR
ARJES(March 21-Aprtl I 9)' C 1cnu1nc bargain 1uva1lable-you'll
gain added recognition. tn\e'ltmcnt tip will prove vahd. Focus on
popularity, publ1~h1ng. travel and "1ns1de 1nformat1on." Lunar
emphasis on secrch and a unique rclat1onsh1p. Gemini plays key role.
SPIRITUAL READINGS
Advice In all matten Love.
marriage & bu11ne11
Al10 coun1ellng 1816
So Et Camino Real Sen
Clem l•C d 492· 7298
FOUND ADS
ARE FREE
Call: TAURUS( April 20-May 20): C;o !>low, maintain low profile. rcal11c
delay docs not equal defeat C1ct second wind, chcc·k wurces. be read>
for tm~akthrough r CK us on legal ncgottattons, contracts and puhht
rdat10n!>. Leo. <icorp10. Aquanu" person<. figure 1n !K:enano. 142·1111 aocns HO. OLIH
GEMINI (May 21-June 10) Make 1nquincs. let other\ know of Hoipltat uperlenc;1
yourspcc·1al intcrc'lts. M cmbcrofuppos1tc ~x help\ in altract1 ngall1c~. --------•! preferred Goo<! aoaJy-
You'lf gain through wnlten word -advert•~ and pubhcizc You'll Found Hv1ky typ• grey & 11c:a1 & communication
receive good news tonccrntng recent tcSI\ 1nvolv1ng health. white dog. vie 8111101 & 1klll1 N-pon Beach lo-
CANCER (June 21-Jul) 22)· Focus on dome,tte adJU'ltment. MacArthur 720-1182 cation Fehr 640-8950
diplomacy, children, < hange and new~ concerning travel. H tghllht Found S11meM Ci t Ap-Acttv111e1 LHdtn (Youth)
creativity 1mpn t r I I d I h 1 pro• Jen 10 Nr H B Pos1 Mon-Frt 1 30-6 30pm • n you own~ y can rea 11e t a you can succec tn ofltce Grey/creme Must b• 18 w/chlld care
'ipeculat1\>c vcnturl' Cicm1n1. Virgo. ~ag11tar1u\ native\ figure 989·2l30 uperience ore~e
prominently c ... y••c • e•2" FOUND small 11n apotted o.... "" " "' • ., LEO (Jul> 2 \-Aug 22) You gain add1t1onal 1nformat1C>n
concerning propcrt) value\. D efine lermi., he d1\crrc1 rcal11c many ~~k ha~11~~~~,·A~~;~ Advert1iinoJCon•ult1nl
amwcrs can be found behind '>Ccnes. ( landest1ne meeting provides 964-2526
sp1t·c. could lead ultimately to romance and creative lulfillment
VIRGO (Aug 23-Scpt 22). What hegins as a hobby could he F~:i~ 1~~A~·:,.,,~o0.Hv~ People Needed
transformed into "paymg prop<n1t1on .. Focus on '>hon tnp'>. Vt'ill~. 536-1986 I d' I
conlacts leading to bu'itnes'I 1nvestmcn1 You'll have added LOii M orng Cit, w/orng mme 1ate y
rcspons1b1h ty,pre'isureswill 1ncreasebut yl)u'llhavcchanceforgrcater eyt1. 10 hair, rid collar Loctl nutrient mtmutao-
financ1al reward. (out ot clly tag) Reward tvrer 1ooklng ror peoQI•
LIBRA (Scp1 n-Oct 22) Your appeal to puhhc pro\ e\\UlCe'i'lful 646· 7680 to t11re and lrlln lndlvld-
-\ales potential 1'1 trtmcndous and financial reward\ rnuld be Lo11 Or /whl Morris 1ype uat1 for mgmt pollUon•
411gntficant Assignment can IX"complc1cd hurden will be removed and M Cat. 118. Coll Pk. CM ~:n;~~,~~•fch~':'~
you'll be at right place al "'ipcctal" moment Reward 545"5608 own 1r11r1sportallon
SCORPIO (()( t. l. ~-Nov :! I ): Get 'ltancd. real11c new pro1er 1 t\ Loll Pedigree m11e Weslle EARi UP TO
more than promt\lng -c1n;ums1anccs due to swing in )Our favor & ped1grM Pichon Frieze
5trc'i'> independcnct:. ongsnal11y. make personal appearance' and \talc •emale M•aty Tvee $8 76 P.er hour evening vie Yorktown & • ca~ tn direct. graphic manner Leo pla)'I key role Brookhvrat 962-4503 Cell Ml11l11 Robln1on
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22-Dec. 21)· Judgment. 1ntu1t1on arr on
target -be direct. refu'>t· to play second fiddle Your 1mpre'i~1on'i arc ~:,d1!h~~ 1~r·ioc~~~. 714-891-5996
correct , )OU'll learn by teaching and man) who were 1nd1fTcrcn1 will v1e Montev1118 CM Ae-
bccomc v1gorou\ al11e\ Aquanan figure'> 1n ~cnano. ward 648·0649
C APRICORN (Dt'c 22-Jan. 19): Lunar empham potnh 10
fulfillment. popularity. chance for added income. Wish come\ true.
'>upcrwr pra1!>C'I your ellort-. Opportunity exl'itt. for cxpan'lwn of
personal hon1on'i. including 1ravcl Ciemtnt, 5agJltanus native\ figure
prominently
AQU ARIUS (Jan 20-F-ch I H) Pr<:\l1gc 1' highlighted. you'll get
vccn light for rchulld111g proCCSI>. FOC"U~ <m respons1bThty. add1t1onal
income, promotwn and pro<luc11on L ong-distancc commun1c.at1on
helps \el tone and provide'> \Cnse of direction ~orp10 figure\ 1n
~nano
PISCES (F l.'h Ill-March 20) 5tudy Aquanu~ mc~\agc for valuable
hint. Spotlight on cdulatH>n. publt~htng. ~pcc;1al instructt0n and
1nv11<1t1on to travel lk rrady tor change, vanety and 1n1roduct1on to
vital, dynamic. creati ve memher of oppm11t '5CK
leatala to Oflict leatala 2114 _ .. n.-a .. r..,•._ ___ Z_l..,O_I Attr1ctlv• Airport area,
new proree11on11 olllc•
bldg 11 $ 99 NNN bullO
10 ti.Ill. 1000 IQ M & VP
Vlllbl11 lrm lrwy 751 598Q
· The OrlQlnal'
IHll&Tt FllllH Newpor1 Bch 84 1 1899
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RELIEF TELLER
OHmllllLP
Fvll/llme ArbOr Cteaner1.
lrvtne 552-6965
,
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Ktn<1erg1<1en tn11ruc1or p•..,/T111I
Mon-F"r1 10 30-0 30 Mu11 -• ~ 21 with extensive ehtld Pllll GUii
e.lrt baekgrnd Cr~· Bvay c;lrcu11tton ofllc•
uat pr•teaed Orenge "Md• 1 phone Cle<k tor
Cout YMCA 642-9990 v«tytng 1oh<.1tor Ofdetl
--.__ --20 h0u11/-..k, Mon -F-rl Local ... rttllJ 4 30·1 30pm 14/hour lrvtne Ltw llrm 111Mklf'9 a Applletnl mv1t b•
Litigation St cretlry mature and rell1bl•
Minimum 3 yra r9C4'11 Ca Some pt1one •Kr>ettenea ••c>e<. gOOd beMfltl, cs.eirat>le, t>ut Wiii tr•ln Nlwy comenturtt• wtth -'P9tY 1n P9'90n b9t1Mef\
•JCpertenee 83~3e22 2 a 4ptft, .. '°' o.t>ra
Liii OHi WUTll 330 W Bay St • Cott•
P1'1 time Or .. t worklf'9 -MeN--E•O•E----•
condltlon1 P'"" calf 675-7829. M tlvu Fri 3 to Re1111 Po11t1on
5 pm only E11ctu11ve women I
~lalty 1tor1 "Mdl FIT
11ock & 11te1per1on
E•J*' 6 fle•lbluty , ..
quired For interview cal,
M on-Set 9 5 30
640-0990 or 640-0991
C1nYoU lldlm• Spare 3 hr1111gh11.,_ 1
Have open1ng1 to tek• or Are you
der1 In mati!eu,,g dept W•n g1oome<I.
No Hper nee Comp1ny depetid1b ..
wut train Mutt hi ... ct r 11'\d tell mollvll.0'>
Ind be Ible 10 It art Do you
1mmed E•oel'-'11 lncomt En1oy workl"Q wtth k1d1'>
II qualilled For 1pp1 cell II you can an1wer YES
Mr Jaam1ne M2-5843 Phone 646· 702 1
2 30-09m Mon thrv F11
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88 Orenge Coall DAILY PILOT/Monday, Janu ry 23. 1Q8'4
a.11 WutH llOO A1&ti5H1 6010 Miacellaato111 6211 Trailtur Aatn, l•J!rtt4 Aatt14 l•J!rl.. Aattt, ..... tlt
-Trawtl 1024 TllfPIOH ULH Oa~ "-"" •'b•ri.v 1w111 John w .. vne 190n1a <..l\.lb 1---------fho Ptnnyuve1 I• look Ing leg• & 1<>w1vel chair $400 n.,.;uli1r Membe• '"'P
tor a pt11mt1 tei.phooc H1rontt ct1a1r 1200 Sl!OO b16 21l8.8
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUULE DUY FA<.TORY OIAf(,f
Dahn 9117 Porte•• 1117 Cailllu tlot
11r 1IZ a X 2 ple(up u~me '78 PORSC~f 02• '11 GOIN• VILLI
ACROSS
1 Equips
5 LP4J
10 Get rid ol
14 Tunnel
15 China's
Chou -
16 Geneale>Qy
17 Hindu
"Olympus'
t 8 Dictionaries
20 Oa1e source
22 Spoors
23 Fuel
24 -tasse
25 Went by
28 Noble
32 Ptpe fltttng
33 Postpona
35 Moderate
36 Olsmounled
38 Oeadller
40 Minnesota
lake
41 Place
43 Remains
45 Conceit
46 Flower
48 Frtghtened
50 Scorch
51 01sagr~
2 3
14
17
20
32
36
4 1
46
52 53 54
59
62
65
men I
5? Pitch
55 Sust111n
59 No Amer
herb
61 Anent
62 l htt comic s
Capp
63 · lnlerno
man
64 Doors
65 Otd autos
66 Yukon s Mt
St -
b7 WtriOups
OOWN
1 Gradient
2 Thought
3 Colleen
4 Stub '>
5 Lowered
6 Cove
7 Kind ot gin
8 Can CPAs
9 Relative
10 Sieve
11 M r Ambler
12 Scdll1011
13 Smaller
19 Mall
6
>alHparton Ht1 Tues• wa1nu1 e1eraoa '2~0
thru F'r1day 911m to 2pm Be•ut1tu1 w•lrtut pumf Jc>hrt Wttvri• Tenn11 Club
Apply '" ptr~on t l:i6C organ $6'i0 011. rruu t>lt m • m b., r 'h 1 p S 7 9 9
pymnt• of S 18 ue No Ctoan, low m11 ... m1.111 ael Less than 2e.ooo mlln
dwn pymnt OAC Can t1tttl S~050 548·8•5 l Fully eqpt 1 ownr elf (lit
Chuck 0711 3553 Agt , 83 911 SC Coupe 538YBCI Only
PREVIOUS
PUZZLE SOL YEO
Phacentt• Ave C M 1op v••11ty v111y om•IOI! 7!>9 0740
S S375 1930•1or.lot:r $7., ..__,,0 Su•• 0111111 8'i
t 1ghtwe1gn1 llbO• glau
Sc rnp 13 & 16 travel
tr.t1l1r1 nnd nnw 1~ ~tl'I
whl•tll C..1111 oow toll lrll'tl
t 800 J<l6 •%2 tor lrM
t1t0< hurf' no SAVEi 1 elephone llH l rg European wool tug ll•roSttne h•utcr. 1111.e nu 1101 $500 Lov111~ mart> le s 1~/oho 6.,o-•648 Aato Services/
7J (j 10 SUit Wg11 t1u tng. burgtndy wl whale tall 11111
<;drb brlket• shocks. mint cond 51( mt fAN HI L ..
run Alnt S280010b0 TA$TIC Of Al Onty$84f mllUH MIT ..... , •• 7~1 ·b160 D•v• dn (relunO•bkl) , pymtt 1S40Jembo<"A060NB
2 I -off Irate
l 4 Ventured
25 Rings out
26 Concede
27 Sliver
28 Ex-Nt<VD
head
29 Asian chrPf
30 Burn
31 Arose
34 Orton e g
37 Weekdays
39 Breathers
7 8 9
l .. tot••i•iOltltH ;:,~hs~~d ~;: f~~~~ l llguna Mo""P.d t lnven PUii 901 S
•s IOOk1no tor energ411tc & glen SJ $400 Cut tory 1000 a 111 par111. ac § draw1 t oot bn•
01 $8dl mo OAC Wkdyt 840 8440 73 810 Stet Woo. euto 838_ 11 l I, ev .. S2 t.3S•! tlormerly Aoy Catvtf) t1u 11ng curb brake1,
enthuawtic people tc only Pvt peit no 115, <;t!n manualt tact Ciartrnan nunt cond
101n our SBIH tum Y 10011 for top 3 b1a11ds S300 6<&2 8289
thock•. run1 .1dn1 ltllall 9159 '62 CdV. 20 K ml, drk blu S2900tobo 751 6160 lttlr $13.700 65()...46"8
Par1111mt1 5 9pm M·f A,1liHCtl 6011 Perl hobby business tor dlld 10 30 2 30 S41 _ Aatoa Wanted 9020 $~ !>Otnoui Sain e.11 t c11 tt West1ngll01JMt ro( moch 1nct1n~ 01 add to
1 ed Clil I wltc.t! maloN tell hc1nc b1kt1 'tlop S 1200 take• HlGHEST CASH fMMEO P~"en,cti PAre err 1 door onl'-notd $2.,0 dll 497 6073 497 2960 tor your vehicle. domestic mtcne e or nne a 1 v I 55 828 .. 6•t·843<l 67'1 753' 1Mrtg1clslantlchallermem ororoign I · "
PART TIME Almo<"lt nt1w dllle over t.Jer ship vlu $3500 WE IUY
lllllED. OPE•IN&S I ~·:::er !3~~ye• K~~,:~~ s 1500
otio
1178 7575 CLEAll CARS
S7 60 to start Need ca1 S300 t>otll 1!•2 78 t6 M<j(ltt. lt1•110 Gold C11rd AMO TRUC.,S • Must be 18 • US MembtH~h1p S600 "
c:;111ut<1 1rustworthy Brn gas rungo good h44 2615
<:ond S:>50l nbo 98•·289013 f;PMi 1141 J 141 MAGIC ISLAND
TOP$$$ MEMBERSHIP
COHHELL
CHEVROLET
* 8• Datsun Sentra as·
sume pymnl• of S t20 37
No dwn pymnt OAC Call
Chucll 979.3553 Agt
Ferrari 9121
f?tMAR1 ote.368 1979
MINT' 1 owner ltallic.
Gre~ $32 650 PP
675 4'4 19
Fiat 9123
I ~l!males Prel MOtltll!I & I IUY APPl.IHCES $300 tor $3500 valve
42 Pegasus fJ g Eo;corts 12131866 198• l es 957 8 IJ:l I Duos paid 1111 June Days
44 Survtiy TOP SSS I KENMORE etectrtC dryor Cf78-9503,eves731-3561
4 7 PrOCtjSStOll I Females pret Models anc whit ti like new $ 175 or Nt-w Nutna FUR JACKET
~I l.1rhor Bl\ 11
c 'I ~T1\ \1 1-:.-.. \
546-1200
73 Convert fiat Xlnl
con<l 67 000 ml, S2300
64 t 8278
'll SPYDEll $3200
Beautllul to see 11 Is to buy
11' 5 'IPd stereo, etc Days
f.144-5480. eves 675·3058 49 Garb Escons (213)866 t98• t:leM l)fler 551·31!>1 $895 ZEBRA rug, $950
5 1 Kriss KrtnqlE' 1 Tow T ruclo Or1vt1r ti-Kenmore top of thl' line Best offers 548 4871
WEIUY
USED CARS & TRUCKS
COME IN OR CALL FOR
52 Cicatrix per1ence f 11 ddys Wa::.her & Dryer C..dll 'iioneware kiln.417 cu ft
53 Thoroughlu1e 968-6505 I 966 1300 or 115(12 7407 Qil'\ Dickinson et11c.1en1.
FREE APPRAISAL
Corm1er -DeL1110
78 131 4 dr i;edan, runs
gr~at looks ta1r S 1200
Dy 640 8114 ev 650-2304
54 -Chtnd Travel Agt No compu1e1 Maytag washtor h"Y <lty PQf1 w :>helves s111ts
55 Kind ol Skit I l training req d Top satar) 1 S 125 'Obc 645 4874 guuoes ttps only $300
CMEYROUT
18211 BEACH BLVD
HUNTINGTON BEACli
l!O Fiat Spider navy blue
3b 000 miles amflm
cass $4300 6752813 56 ShOrtly w1tollow1ng 640· 1177 REFRIGERATOR REPAIR 4q7 607'.l 497 2966
57 Angered Local home es11m<t1e S?7 Office Farnitare/ 1 l•l·IOll;&•t-3331
58 HtiadlancJ PART-TIME Varied hour< Larry s Aer11g 760 727c, I EqiaiJmHt 6226
60 Bad pref :ee::'e~~~eM~:t~av:d~ WID $135 ea DIW $100 I OAK A~LLTOP 0€SK s· WE WAH YOUR
CUH USED CARI
I Honda 9125
I 77 Accord air cond autc
c.ass 53M m1 1 own•
I Mtnt $3450 644-9079 10 11 12 13 I pen<lable vehicle (smal I Elec Aa;ig'>~ $4t~0!>8<l~e Pe1tec1 cond $750/obo
truck van s1a 11 or tigenor 1 h I no 06191642-032•
""'t"""a-+--+--+--wagon) to assist news Relrtg Philco lroslfrAe I Used metal storage racks,
See Ronald Dace
THEODORE
ROBINS
76 Accord 5·SPCl. A/C
AM -~M xlnt cono.
$2950 673 2126
30 31
paper dealer 1n Irvin«
1
. 1cemaker Aini ccmd good cond approx 30
area Must be <lepen $160 673-6844 urnts dill sizes All 7' 1 It
dable Contact Gre, Twin Oven custom Im I 1a11 553 8101
Hyde Monday thru Fnda1 penal stove 30 !111/Cln j • / 2 I between 9 30 and 10 JC oven s 125 673. 1403 PaHOS Jrga1&1 6 2
am only 6<l2·•32I Oak console piano
Coap11ten 6018 1 Wur1t1zer $850 548-7272
Wa1t1essf Warter Ex ATARI 800 Rana 1000 p111no Baldwin Console
pe11enced 1000 I drive. 3 mos nt>w some , ... int con d $1500
cocktails Also Bus Per sottware $575 963-3488 1 no 0565 01 673-8427
FORD
'2060 HAHOll BLVD.
COSTA MISA 60·0010
78 Ctv1c .(fnt $2025
37' 8275/eves 552-7209
8 t Accord aic am/Im 4 Wkeel Driwe1 90301 ster cess xlnt mech
74 Toyota Land Cruiser $5 t50 ·obo 650-9074
reblt Chevy 327 eng 82 Honda C1v1c 4 dr. 5
heaoers good mecr. spd am/Im cass, Xlnt
cond $3000 675-8186 cond Must Sell $6000
son needed Ber I
Browns 3 11 06 Coas Farnitare 6025 UPRIC.HT PIANO 1914 -
Hwy South Laguna 12) 8ft SOFAS neutral Holland $500 847-3698 ·73 GMC Sprint beC1 .-11;.;Cl;.;l;.;D-.. _____ 9_1_2_7
Tracks 9m obo 960·6357
WA .. TED gold spotless alway!> TV R d'
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cover atr · $ t 800 " cove~ed Really ltke r1P.1w J. a ao, 646 9328 Mon-Fr• JUlllOR ADULTS $150/ea Call 499 t 508 ;)ttreo 6232 7 30 5 PM 2035 Placen I 44 · IQ fv & screen good' tlil Av1: CM OUT OF SCHOOL 12 dr relrtg $ t 75 Kg 51 be<l cond steal $600 Sacrt 1 V 9040
OUT OF WOR., $t50 2 pc sect sota toc.e 642-7579 ~a-DS~~~""'l!"-~·I
" $WO Oak tables S75 ea 62 Ford Van EconoltnE Position available tor, 631 5095 BEAUTIFUL 25 RCA $200 646-676~
young people ove1 16 'f" color TV 2 yr wrnty Miil( Mol!lll'S workingmttlenewspaperlAIRLOOM King mattress $148 F1ee del Open 78 Ford Van E·150 R3H
promotion lteld Sales ex se1 s125 673 4387 Sun TV Jotin s 646-178€ auto trans gooo cono I SOUTH
h 1 f I b t not $4FO Fon avail Cal perience e Pu u Beaut 4-pc hvtng rm set NPw RAL stu<l10 motlllor PvP~ Jlt 6PM 5~ 1.9455
1
COUNTY necessary W1ll 1tatn lille new earlh1<>nes re '\pkrs 125 watts per
cen11y paid $565 sell s I ~ 50 A t 'q"el ISUZU t..omm1ss1ons µlu!. bonus I $275 637_7086 r.tiannel ac or ..,1 pr DI .. / Must oe amb11tOus ano 642·6436 Clinics 9045 OT ' sell mottvators Beaut antq '• bed matt I "WE Will l
& b A sprng $200 Power Boats 70121 64 CORVAIA .-;Int cond IE UHERSOLD ~,-+--+-+-1 Call Earl Rountree be 24 I -8726 or q79 2627 i31t BOSTON WHALER1 Asking s2ooo 546• 7529 I Volume Sates, Service
J OOPM lo• an 1nterv1ev.1 Dining chat15 6 Swed ~w1ve1 seats new 11arn1sh o wners 11er y clean 187 t t Beach Blvd
178le Car xlnt $1500
3 T t -82751eve1 552· 7209
•• ~.,. 9162 •'U • x a Wagon. as sumn pymntit ol S 167 .33
No dwn pymnt OAC Cal
Chuck 979 3653 Agt
'82 GLF auto am/Irr
can ate sunroof a
more 15K m t like new
assum my tease $245 mo
no cash down 8• 1·<&050
Toieta 9169
•' 4 Toyota AU AHufn(
pymnll ol I t27 72 Ne
dwn pymnt OAC Cal
Ctiucli. 979.3553 Agt
•·8• Toyota••• Pu As
sume pymnts ol S 181 48
No dwn pymnt OAC Cal
Ctluck 979.3553 Agt
7 t CORONA MARK 11
High m1. new tires, to'
cond $600 6<&<&-8051
73 Corolla auto $995
646-2813
76 Coiolla Spt Cpe
amtlm cass, 10 m1 S200C
obo 642-3563
Eldorado '74' 1rnmecula1e
lull power equlppment,
new transmlHlon & radl
ator. xlnt tire• See 10 ap
preclate Private Par1y
12975 7141833-1323
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Callfornlal See u• todayl
Ill ERi
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2600 Harbor Btvo
COSTA MESA
540-1880
CktTroltl 1313 * 182 Chevy Camara H ·
sume pymntt of S 173 62
No dwn pymnl OAC
Chuck 979-3553 Agt
75 Vega Hatchbk, • lpd
$1000/obo 645-2878
'82CAMARO z2a loaded
T-lops air, amlfm stare<
cass. gray metalllc, 101o1.
miles. S 10,900. 536·8461
77 Toy Corolla SR~ SEE US FlllSTJ
Htchbk. A/C, rallye pkg We have a good Nlec11on
30 . mpg, iclnt cond 01 NEW &. uNd Chev· s3250iobo 751-6160 roletsl See ut todeyl
*'64 Toyota Cellca AS·
sume pymnts ol St 78 36
No dwn pymnt OAC Cal
Chuck 979.3553 Agt
79 GT 5 spd. fully loaded
xlnt cond $5200 O.B 0
MUST SELL 963~9<&
'81 Silver Supra. Sn Rf
Sensallonal s1ereo sys·
tem. a/c, all eKtras
$8500 alter 6 pm
714-962-08 t6
COHHELL
CHEVROLET
~ ll.1r t•H HI'·'
t 1i:-.1 \ "~·"' 546--1200
*'84 StO Blazer •x• at·
sume pymntt of $277 54'
No dwn pymnt OAC. Call
Chuck 979.3553 Agt
'83 TERCEL SA5 VETT '67 Fastback Red, 4
X1111 cond S6500 OR BEST spd, xlnt cond $900C
OFFER 586·3082 obo. 673·5595 P.P
'84 TOYOTA CARS & -----
TRUCKS Fleet prices Ck~ltr 9315
Immediate Delivery 18<&i0wn & Ctry wagon. nc.
Diana Prouer Ent · dwn 11 approved 10 u -
6<&<&-6590 sume lease or buy Full)
TriaaJ~ 9171 ~::~a~25Allmo & TOL
MUST §°ELL ·'2 SPrTFIRE -
nu pnt, clutctl, top. cus1 Forcl 9311
int. tires. Kini S 1500
4'96·266 t or 675·3882
Volbw11en 9173
tween 10 30AM ano 198 t 35 HP Evenru<le l I 65 Lincoln Con1tnental ~ And Leasing
+=-or apply 1n Pt'l'\On at 330 mdrn uphol seats Good I & t:lot tom paint summer S? 100 makP Olli"• Jak1 Huntington Beach
BtlJWHIH Sl001BeltWHtt4 5100 BtlJWHtt4 5100 Wes1 Bay St Costa cond SlOO 5368240 ol 83 like new S•SOC 546·9118 (714)842-2000
Mesa Don rm table conv 10 re9 1t1m NO TRAILER 1714 ® REPORT CLERK SALES PEflSOM SPC•Plary lor small New pool table slate bottom ')48 32~·6 after 5pm AatOI, laporte4 • ~
'66 Ford. 80% re1'i0red
79,000 orig mites, air
Top of line AM/FM cau
S 1800 Hurry! 873· 1098
•·aiMustano GT usume
pymnts of S253 39 No
dwn pymnt OAC Call
Chvck 979-3553 Agt t.J Tme M Markel Must LaOoes Spartswear buye• ~~:~:~~~acg:rA ~~t~n7.~~ ~ea::r~~U:oes1t1ons Exper c CdrveCl legs a sides t7ft BOSTON WHALER wt Aacla· 910" Kuman Glua 9132 ~A~ kn"'" 10 ~ey calculator tor golf Shop private and TramePs Up to $2500 640-4222 ~Mleves 1
0
$2100 w.111ra1n Contac.t San<l• ~lut:. 30 15 '""wkly 1n Must be exper versatrle trailer S1750 ij73 3630 58 Xlnt con
6 2 7702 d 1yp1s1 woro proressinQ $8 SOltlr I om tbl a bulfel to match 8 t Auel• 4000 AMtFll/ 548 !>9 16 4 c:luding o;ome weeken s .,20.1c20 s 11 F 24 Sk1p1ack 1978 225 h~· w c•t •tereo El<cellent e1p1>r helpful Non ' -~ me ee l1om B1ggars, solid b11ch I ' • cl 9141 RETAIL SALES Hrly wc1QP comm1ss1on smoker Salary range $200 Af1 5 640· 1830 Volvo Penta eng low hrs cond1t1nn well main Mu I Miil( M IElllrS
d t n fo 496 5767 !or interview $ 130 0 $ t 5 0 0 "'o word processer m,1ny e.w.iras 4 whl trailer ta1n1•d 'i '!.rid oark blue ~7~9~R~X~7~G~S-a .. u"'.'10"'.".~a~lr. 0
68 Mustang Conv. a·I.
nice cono S3800
645·9760
'TTi~1~e e sa~:.,e".;..,~h e.' Sa•es person 10 sell art I 640-2840 Land arch ldes19n 111m ~~1 He .. agon oak game Ible I incl $15 000 975·036€.1 A' C.. R 5 I 9 t 0 I) o, .1mllm Coss equah2er. al-SOUTH
u I M st b" wr:iry an<l Cu5tom tram·\ Ldgunet Bedch !lee . w1t11 I !eat & 4 uphol<, ddY'> 644·8035 eves 675 7038 loys "9" m1 exit cond
en .. rgettc an<l maturr onq F ~pemince on sales • ~ v wr<l prc::.1 w toen Oii ~e:1\s7~w540 a~029 * 31 SClllll * I i Hc1vP all rec $6500 obo 1-1er1ence any u '4 SECRETARY/~EM OFC I mo11vate<l ano e>1per al tl N p 0 S1000 " " COUNTY
Salary monthly oonus ~~'.,~~~~ground helptul <,~;~ ttm~o g~~~~~t ~rb~~' bkgro KnowleOgP of NBt 82 lo hrs hyd-hst 2 boa1 BMW 9112 <179 4610 01 966-0550 I ' VOLISWAIEI
'69 Mustang Fl back. tuto.
ps. nu mtrltires $2300
obo 720-061916•2-032•
·72 L TO Country Squire
Clean. runs good S<l9S
Contact Deobte al Aie,.a lhe 1~~~ we tiavP open,,. System 3000 a PIUS Call I IUY FURMITURE owner must sell 77 3201 S pkg oog ownr 81 H)(7 GSL loaded 1 Natur.il Fashions ol *SEAMSTRESS* our .ired lhat lot you Losa 2PM IQ 5PM Mon Lf•5 957 8113 oflers %0-9003 eves RPCA,,C>!. sn rt air w low miles Call John I uwE Will IOT
Lc1guno Bet; 497.4777 Alterations Brioa1 & For Y Fri 497 5471185 t 5153 c1m1tm •mmac $7300 (2111773 1200 days IE lllER••LI"
650-6361
SatP'.\
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ONE~ BEFORE YOU
11 1N OIJT OF MONTH
fi•·,.fme F a'>h one; 'cu c t ~
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111g µrogrJm of qual1l1Pd
(..all 54 6 7489 l'Jr
ol:i8Rt9
SALES
L 1r~" 0 C. business maq
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'72 Pinto Runabout, runs &
bes1 Pei1mAnen1 and Kg sz bed like ni>w 79 Bayhner 20 nev. -
m 11 ~ho~ F11per w Oeh TPmpr:irJry 100•10 Fri>e to SCTRY /ll(KPR. w lra!Tlf' $75 966 1s16 IJndem Ir .liler O•f'dl ;31 ·7020 12 t3)43q 117 14 @ves Volume Sales, SerVtee
"'" 1a1.111cs (. M Apphcant<t All Still! lr1k r th d r.ond lor hSh & sk 77 BMW 3201 11 oiue N STO( K And Leasing " 5 6 8"' 1 yu•ng shor an anc Mu<;t '>611 1ke nu co;tm 87 Be B 8'>9 cc,c.,.,. 4 I ' Pf'r'.'lonnPI SPr ~ice:. t,O.llDQ Sl<tll!> rpq Somf SS800 OBO 6424014 ~ R AM f M I ass Rll's t 11 ach llld
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looks good $800
89•·3t 15
c,44 •670 1 1 1-'tl v,i R<>11•nll·yr,.urhot• •nsolt Rr '"" Whd Pr 18 10,,or b l 'i TO.:id 01 84.,<Jt FedPralSt1cker or , (71.1)8.12-2000 mOli""S ht!lflu t"' •·r .\ bl:'•OPhroc..id" Outrag ... 20hrS<)nbOillft ,.. tiylrJw B2000s 150,' ,. ,. r H·c:~1t11.1•? s~C.rf!tory 'n a~ t...49 ,., 11 v "5 1 q 10'-
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* 64 T -Bird auume
pymnts of $224' 32 No
dwn pymnl OAC Call
Chuck 979-3553 Agt
a ' F ' C. .. r y M a z d a 36 ·74 Pinto-Squire. low ml . bil ... ACJ u ,mpan( uah ' s1ar1 •PPr not n"'· Practical Nur'>f'/Hskpr New Oueen rnatt Ibo" <...HAIS CRAFT Connip 1 l o;;,de<l with evl'lry e•1:u 21118., 1 6744 645-93
, dl1M1'. .. inr.lude sec Gnocl typing qontl ">hort seeks pos1t1on live '" o1 ' sp,,ngs lramP Retail ll'l6'.I 35 fresh wate• Only 16 000 mt Supe1 new trans, recent valve
,,.t:ir1a1 sk11tc; 1c; well as h.:ind 6411 5040 out Loc;il ,,.15 671 '> 100 s715 aslttnQ S26'i cash c.oole<l enginAs nePd• sha•p Car serviced hert Mercedes Benz 9145 ·~~,n~~~/~~k~t~~~~i. Fn~ )Ob &. needs tome work
\..iJ't•,1•111Y 01m''P11,.1J.nt1llre~v~r1esas,· SECRET&•• /LEGAL tali..s Still on p~g DES T LC $10 000 OBO c;1ncP nev. llEAC8751 stereo cass, 52250 $700/0BO 646-54'88 "~ "' Seq Typist 90wpm rasl PEAATE"' 650·'>15f Eve t7141 545 6634 01 STERLIMfi MOTORS ltd * 84 190E assume 75 Pinto Hatchback V-6 , ,r gPmf'M ll sonH• Newport Bl'lach law firm personable a1tract1vf 398 6007 ' pymnts 01 $4 24 71 Ne 493-5350 Immaculate
11ou•Pt1QIO "•J''"' lo• a sM!lt'5 .ecr"lilr" w11h Z·J versa11le 20yr s ex per New rattan sol<1ben PO 16191 · ' l540 Jdmbo•~t Roitd NB dwn pymnt OAC Cati
9 0 C B I 11 l<lnt bOdy & upholstery
' " , ' &co 6440 6 ug onv a a. ex air automatic S 1200 lrrtvi>ltnq prP~•den1 High yr~ corporatelt11tQat1on What have you 640 1897 SQOO sell $400 556· 14:'53 Boah, Sail 7014 fll)rmNty Hoy CarvPrt Chuck q19 3553 Agt I mech cond new tlfTlS &
548
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" f'I"' Oi~pld w rtter Dons 551 O PCJ1que1 dtn•ng lc1blP l!i 10 Sprint Sailboat like 1: • f.7 280 SL auto must sell ttres Must sell onl~
Pitts tor lhP 11gnt pe15on "•f.J"'r hetplut ood ben :. cnrs 3 sofas On water Laser s350 obo 960•074~ BMW 78 3201 &uto a1c S 11 9ooiobo 640-5192 $2750 650-8434 76 Granada New brakes PllMT DEPARTMEMT R"P'Y 1t1 c.011l1df'nt:e to CS A.l•t'> ano Pl"asant f1tend-5 1r1sh lox 1err1ertm111ec oeo 2 upright fleezers am11m stereo 52,0001 llres, battery Must sell
E 'peroence P•PI FIT 4Q 6800 Brn 2000 2 15. ly i11mosphe1e Salary 1emer pups $25 ea Oes~ Kit tbl 8 3 s,11 18 P Cat P-218, wltra1ter 1 m 1 M INT $ 7 8 00 72 200 0 Mercedes Euro· '89 IUli $2000 lrrm 673·24'91 h<Vw~ App1, on per-;nr Corona drt Md• ca l c,..mmen~urt1te with 545 3155 ;>42 1 Port Wh i tby rPCJdy 10 go OespPrate 8319261eve768-6510 I pean style Great mile· Sul\fOOl,ei1traclean Sac· 'li T-Btrd loaded With
KERM RtMA HAfi(J ~2&2', e,per 752 2.521 1 1 644.2677 Sea Wind • $?500 642 7251 l ~~R age Perfec t cond A rtltce$l650,759-0658 •ntr·t $
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Blv1J (' M 1 ,,1 , l.t'>~•lororJ on yO•Jr SECRETARY •HOED pies 6 wk s AKC $250 <;inql" white canopy bad t!6 l Btrct lully equ1ppe<l 1 '69 Pop top cmpr, rel)lt Mon-Fri 7 30·5PM. 2035
. •l•lor tr• 11•J•1r ·,Plllnr1 I IN Les:. than pet Shops 01 with matc.htng n1qh1 SIN!p'> 4 sharp' S5lSO 1 ')ules Serv1ce-Leas1ng '72 210 SEl •.& eng nu brks, good cond Placentta Ave . CM
HavP ,omelt11ng 1r.i salt' 1 ,1, , 1 ;11 .,EWPORT BEACH 1 br&e<lers 54 8 1200 <;t and an el m1rro1 ed 518 q504i12 l3)970 9005 LARGEST $7890 •Int cond 675 6906 $2100 obo 661·2220 Class1t18d ads no 11 well " ... s 1'n1 o Bo
Two pPrson office needs Cockers champ """d .. ressi>r .,., *CATALINA 21* INVEMTORY 74 MB 450SL 1mmac '79 Grenada 2·dr. spec
pa1nt-gryl blk. 8-trk cast.
AM/FM V·8, PIS, P/B,
AIC, auto. 671( m1. $2900
pp 549-04'33
c,,..crPtary w•th typing AKC •Elg bull pupp1e<> 14 957·6 l6S 82 10 hp Honda EZ td1 " 1;ond 57K m1 $22 000 60·6~ ... pm 23 years weei..s m f S?',O TwnbedsS40set ?w1n9 trlr l1k .. nf'w Musi sell • 793201 4 spd A1G PP~36 1980
7 1 Bug. runs good
$120010BO 646-<l 184 Of
645-0<l t4 e•[lf!I front otf1ce ap 54 I 9878 or 953 4211 bk chrs $ t50 M1<,r: Otf1>rs 960-900:· (994XEOI
pear.inc." f') wor~ wtlh Dalmatian pup s l50 Cal 1 11ems 964-6782 • l'i 3201 auto S A
SP•"'dl e•f'tuloves or .i CAL 24 $3995 14682921
i5 280C.. 1mmac yellow & 71 SUPER BEETLE Xlnt
tan w1Cf' whls 5 IK m1 cond AM/FM cass ster 81 Escort Hatchbk Auto
Deliver Daily Pilot by auto m
Laguna Beach area (2 hours
per day). Weekdays P.M. -
weekends A.M. Earn about
$400 per mo. Call Mr Barrow
650 2020 a~k tor Vmc.e 0 10 VHF muc.h """' ~ "O 3 .,0, 5 •po A c, hu<;y ottoc.t' 752 6408 • " c ,
Messy Dogs' s 10 any Sllf' WAVELESS Water bPd t!'IUIP 673 6382 565ZOU
SECRETARY/RECEPT
Mlf<;I llfP" ')0 ..vpm Stil<I·
1nri o;olary ot S850tmr:i
1)75 6778
SECRETARY
cGROOMtNG SCHOOL! ;ind acc.essor1es Almost Hoti•P 14 w1tra11er i800 • l!O 1?01 5 spo 5 A
Teacher 21 trs e•p I new $50 17141 961 3798 I vf' msg 951 J032 11727636)
546 2848 • 60 1201 'i spa SI R
I IDO 14 w tr.i1lpr/'>,J1I\ ( tUIN45&1
f ClVPI s19qrl 754-6247 • ll0 ';281 'ispo S1R
"·'I'"' ~400 14 L d<;Pt 111)( v 19:>1
P11 Bull pups UKC1AD8.A Jewelry 6214
reg M,U worme<l 8 wk• 8"> kt VVS dtam tn herlvy
ilrJ St-001'. up 811 3t'l( 141< D••spf'Ull•• Jo,.
$9850 760-9278 I $2500/bst 54'8· 73•0 trans PStPB. air cond
AM/FM radio, tow mite• 74 3000 ot1g owner. 11 '7 t VW BUG dependable $4500 call 645-6003
>'"llow c.ioon 69.500 m1 new paint $1975 Kath)
{>•tras $15700 Day~ 760-6731or771·501'* '81 Mustang. loaded
(,45 705'.l eves 559-563:? $4500 obo 895-119• ·74 BUG, 4 SPO. $130Ci
ObO 720-0619/642-0324 '12 MUSTAll ILi
75 SctrOCCO AM/FM Auto am/Im cass. 2•.00C TOP SSS PAID
642 -4321 EX>E
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'""'" '40 Rll'•4
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p.,po; $J5rJ '-"' S41l •Adi Mu~I '\Pit f MfRALOS Ii?
Hones 5520 pcs 1s c1 10 5 ct lr•)m
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Otr hr., 6 yr\ 16 tlds ~tw"' quahlt $11000 Oba Evr• Tran<lucen• 17 po1n1 ~M
540 2fi4 7 <lye. 6•2 q84 I ERAl OS Your Cl•""" 'lnly $40 each 1)40 86118
Antisaes 6010 Macllinery 6216
45 29A !'nrd Town SPdilr -$6500 Rf'~IOrPd pp ? Hock well Sh<lp~t5 $1400
675 tit61 · P3 1 Erne SMp•·r $2800 µPrience Up to $ 7 /hr For ti1t\ 11111 11m1> po,11oon i1va11
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1 18 Surlar.P Planf'r
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f .1r11e1 Block S.1w $<100 R dh I & N r 1 s1::>000 4 1.Alv"d cri1 e 11 ISSOn 1n US m TEI F PHONE' Appl St>ttt•r nPSP. 51ac-~ ong tahlP•
11 14090 Redhill on Tues-p T .trn or rim s .. 111ry • C.•rca 1QOQ ssoo Smal Bt«.IC:l hi l~I ITl.-!C:h M1y 5
Clay from 12· 1 p m Bon~ 01.&nQu CAulll) -r.iJTYro r.ett11r CTlA<;I 4.--411.'. waJC1at• 2. c.om FOR MOR[ INFO CALL: ..i·rpoil arPd Call TPrr) Sl?'i Wr•tP All 62 01111, P'"'!I'"'~ tht Sdw Lano
(714) 7JJ·9935 Or 537-4&40 Art 1""'r~ 8~ OlCJ Potot BO• lf>&O CO!>ll .,ilw l'l•nlN beH d l'C.
Mlll'-'a '12626 'lln<lPr <lr1ll prec;~ ~ cut
b'.l I 4£> j(i
wh111• $ 1000 * ij I 1201 c, >Pd <; R
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li75 bl61 •6tJ201 !:;'1pdA C
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VACiABONO SAil IA * P. t l.'Ot 5 spd S R
1r11•1 $•"'00 G &1 1t00U7651
f '1 q1 7; ,,, 63.S 1404 •HI 320• 5 SPd SIR
Boats,
Speed A Ski 701E
'>PECH~A 21 ski boat
8 1 1')0 I () $9950 Cal ,
6719177 nr 634 34'04 1
Slip• & Docks 70221
21 1df' r •es up to 27 qu111t
K ""cure includes elPC. II
wt1lt>r 5418 1608 bpi 9pn-
'.T5 fl SLIP 101 'l"owPr
Bvat 2 1 Balboa Coves
$300 mo 673· 146•
1 tC lX'>421 * 1:\1 3201 5 SPO SIR
178!> 1651
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MERCEDES BENZ I Top MP.r cedes Prices Peio
Call Peter /R1y
01AL :> 1317 t• MERCl:DH
I HOUSE OF IMPORTS Inc
8 1 300 SO Mtdnlgtll bfuE
w1l1>alh All options
$28 q95ft:>bO 633·0100
8? JOOD TURBO DSL
13.000 m1. like new
s25 qoo N B 120. 1104
au t 0 r u n s gr e 11 ; mt. xlnt cond S6800
S 1800/obo 548·8451 536· 7 t57
78 Bug Conveft wht on1.L_i_n_co_l_• ____ t_3_2_3
whf tow m1 goad cond
M 1 c tie 11 n s $ 4 5 0 0 'll Ct1111r Jill
673-2379 Every avallal>te op11on
custom paint. tires, tow· 79 BUS xlnt cond S650Ci 1n acktge cvtlOIT
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HIGH 83
Coast
lrvlne Is launching a cam-
paign to get its citizens
ready for the day when .
the big quake flnally
comes./A3
Nation
President Reagan named
Edwin Meese to replace
Wiiiiam French Smith as
Attorney General./ A4.
Democratic contenders
say they'll knock off
bickering and target their
attacks on Reagan./ A4
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Califor n ia
Mystery shrouds the dis-
appearance of a West
Covina housewife./ AS
The Supreme Court re-
instated the death pen-
alty for a California killer.
/AS
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World
Six East Germans driven
to the west -and free-
dom./ A4
Druse militiamen renew
attacks In war-torn
Beirut./A4
Features
A new program in Foun-
tain Valley is training dis-
abled people for jobs in
the fast-foods Industry.
/A7.
When personal problems
keep mounting, it's time
to seek help./ AS
Robots are being
purchased for duty where .
police officers and prison
guards fear to tread./ A7
Sports
Mater Dei High School
has tabbed Chuck Gallo
as its next football coach.
/81
The Raiders left no doubt
as to which Is the best
team in the NFL./81
A real estate developer
has reportedly
purchased 51 percent of
the Dallas Cowboys./82
Entertain ment
One man's foulup is
another man's entertain-
ment as TV bloopers gain
popularity./ AS
Business
The oldest Don Jose res-
taurant -In Huntington
Beach -ls the one with
the newest look.LAB
A South Korean official
predicts the Asian Pacific
area wlll lead the world 's
economy Into the 21st
century .I A9
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CIAIT 1111111
o R A N Gr r, o u N 1 , c 1. , 1 J o H N 1 A / L c-E: N r s
Theater f oeS. sue on noise
Mesa citizens charge insufficient EIR
study in action ag~tnst f airgroun~s
By KAREN E. KLEIN
Of .... 0.-, Not .....
A Costa Mesa c1 t1zens group has
filed a lawsun 1n Orange County
Superior Court against the Orange
County Fatr Board and the
Nederlander-West Corp. for failing to
order sufficient environmental stud-
ies for the Pacific Amphitheater.
which opened on the fairgrounds 1n
Superfana
Costa Mesa last 'lummer.
The lawsuit was filed Friday on
behalf of the Concerned Citizens of
Costa Mesa. Inc .. by Irvine anorney
Ellen Winterbottom.
Winterbottom said "1e suit falls
under a section of the California
Environmental Quality Act that re;
quires supplemental or subsequent
environmental impact reports to be
Raldermanta penetrated the ~e Cout
Sunday u the Loe Anfelee Ratden '•laUCh-
tered" the ho&• (the once-proud Wubinffon
Rect.klna) Sff-9 ln Super Bowl XVDI. The
banner on Balboa Ialand uya lt all (abo•e),
while fana at the Holiday Inn ln Coeta Mesa
(top rl«ht) c heer on the allver and black. Fan•
at Luie Davia Field ln Coata Mesa (below
right) celebr ated wi th a S uper Bowl of their
own.
Workers
start on
freeway
extension
Construction 1s under wa) on a S 15
million one-mile extension to the
Corona del Mar freeway. county
officials said
When completed. the sax-lane ex-
tension. which will include over-
passes at Campus Drive. Jamboree
Boulevard and Birch and Bri stol
Streets. will stretch from the inter-
section of Red Hill Avenue and
Bristol Street to MacAnhur
Boulevard . Work 1s expected to
continue until early next year
done 1f maJor change., arc made on a
prOJ«t
.. One El R was already conducted.''
she said ... But 11 said there would be
o nl y 5.000 seats with ·some seating on
the grass.' What ult1ma1cly happened
1s that there are 18. 795 scats 1n the
amphitheater. That's a JOO per('ent
increase."
Winterbottom said the suit does
not ask monetary damaaes but re-
quests that an add1t1onal El R be done
and that pubhc hearings be held on
the project.
'\
. · . .. .
The project 1s fiananced en11rel) b}
existing state and federal transpor-
tation fund!>. said Sharon Easterly. a
spokeswoman for the county trans-
ponat1on commission.
"There should only be minimal
(Plea.e .ee FREE~ A Y / A2)
Map ehow• pr ojected Cor o na del Mar Freeway eztenalon to
Pacific Coaat Highway.
Charge~ of unfair business prac·
t1ces and nuisance are also included
in the suit. she said
The unfair busr~ss practices ~
curred whc-n Nederlander. the de·
veloper. an~ the Farr Board met and
made ··substantial changes" rn the
amphitheater's capacity and the
nature of the concerts to be held there
after the EIR had been approved.
Winterbottom alleged.
Those changes. she said, resulted 1n
financial benefits to the Fair Board
and the Neder1andcr Corp. but were
not o~n 10 the pubhc or 1ccom·
pan1ed by public hearings.
.. It was not unul the amphitheaatt
opened 1n JuJy tha\ the nei&hbors had
a chan~ 10 sec what wouufbe aoin&
on there." she said.
fhc El R ongmally rcpreKt'lted
concerts held at the Pacific
Amphitheater 10 ~ low-key mu ic
groups and cuhurat presentation •
rather than hard rock bands. she said.
"'The sLtuation of the theac" was
al~ changed (after Jhe EIR was
(Pleue eee CITIZENS/ A2
CMcep
facing
3sex
raps
One victim assaulted
after auto accident
By STEVE MARBLE
Ot ... 0-. .........
A Costa Mesa policeman arrested
on suspicion of rape Friday reponed-
ly assaulted one of has three alleged
victims after she had been shaken up
in a car accident. authon11es said
today.
Patrolman William Lauchlan. 33.
allegedly followed another woman to
her Costa Mesa home and ap-
proached a th a rd after pulling over her
vebaclc on the Newpon Freeway.
According to a cnmanal complatnL
Lauchlan was armed with his KTVICC
revolver in each incident and threat-
ened to injure at least one of h1s
alleged v1ct1ms.
Lauchlan was arraigned Fnday on
charges he sexualty molHted the
three women whi~ he was 011 d"ty
and in uniform. He is free Oft s 100.000 bell.
The patrolman. who also was
nouficd Friday that he wall be fired .
was ordtted to appear in court Feb. 24
for a hearing that will determrne 1f he
will stand tnal for rape. sex ual
battery. false imprisonment and at-
tempted oral copulation.
Lauchlan. a Brea resident and a
father of two. could not be reached for
comment. His Manna del Re) at-
(Pleue eee OFFICER / A2)
Slain CM woman
died of suffocation
Husband in custody
after attack on pair
in desert motel
An autopsy has re~ealed that a 4V-
ycar-old Costa Mesa woman died last
week from suffocation followi ng a
severe beatrng, allegedly at the hands
of her 67-year-old husband
Kay Katcher, found Friday in an
upstairs bedroom of her 2554 Elden
Ave. resrdenct· wa<. killed last
Wednesda). the aulClp'i) re,eakd.
Joseph Katrher thc husband. re-
ponedl~ went on a blood} rampage
last week that tool. him from the
Costa Mesa condonuniuum to a
desert motel \.\ herl' hl· sc.,,ereh beat
the Clderl}' motel 0\.\-nCr'i. accordrng
to authorities.
Anhur Su'islc. owner of Suc;slc
Guest House rn De!.Cn Hot Spnngs.
remained rn cn11cal cond111on today
following surger) on his head for a
blood clot. Paultne ussle. the
owner's wife. wa<; treated at a Palm
Spnngs hospnal and released.
Katcher. who was also IOJurrd rn
the wild attack. is being held 1n
Riverside Count) on suspicion of
murder and attempted murder
The man. a masseur who worked at
an In. roe health spa. killed hrs wife
and then drove to the small desert
town where he sought a rabbi,
reponed Costa Mesa pohcc Lt. Jack
Cal non.
The.> rabbi said he directed Katcher
to the Sussle's motel late Wednesda}
The rabbi told police in Descn Hot
Spnngs that Katcher seemed de-
pressed and rambkd on at>out poh-
11cs. spies and the massage busrnes.'i.
The following momrng. desert
police sa 1d the} rece1 ved a report of a
woman screaming. When patrolmen
am~ed. Katcher was strangling
~usslc's wife. police said.
Police then found ussle un-
conscious rn an adjacent bedroom.
Katcher. at one point. reponedl> fe ll
through a plate-glass w1pdow at the
motc.-1.
LI C"alnon said deputy d1stnct
attorneys 10 Orange Cou nty and Palm
Spring~ will make a dcterm1n1t1on
1h1s week on whether lo move
~tcher and where he should~ tntd.
Release of accused Martino killers
cqmpoundsfamily's sorrow, anger
Friends and fam1lyofPaul Manino "We're distraught ." said Doremus. Disabled Frontier I Lat
wrre both shocked and saddened who said ~anmo was hke a second . r
when the popular Huntington Har· son. at d b L · I air
bourl6yearold wasstabbedto death STEVE "Afkrallthet1meandencr-~tha1's rep re t aca D on a beach last summer. been put mto thi!I case. ti s JUSt
Their sorrow turned to outrage monumentally frustrating to have
when they learned the two men MARBLE these &U)S walks frel:." she said "It'" accused of kill ing the youth had been be> ond frustration.
released from J3tl The prosecutor What really bothers me as to Stt all
was womed of Paul's fnends left with the 1m·
It was JUSt days before C'hnstmas prt sron that )Ou can be picked up for
when the news-already a month old k1lhng M>mebody and then walk away
- spread from house to houk m th~ prosecutor ha~ openl) wondt'rcd rf frtt," she added
neighborhood where Manino had G uzman. 20. and Ochoa. 21. will Guzman and Ochoa were allowed
ltvcd. show up. to ao free 1n late Novcmb(r when
"Chnstmas was aoina to ~ hard "I wasd rsappomted w11h the tuhna family mcm~n.. usin~ ~\Cnll bond-
anywa)' because 11 would be the first to reduce their bail and I did etprt"ss int firm~ rn1wd bail Both men
without Paul. Rut this was JUSt strona fears that we may not Stt the~ onarnally were hdd on SlS0.000 bail
horrihlc," said Chene Doremus. men aptn." said Deputy Dmrict but Ochoa'\ bail wa' l'Ut 10 SSO 000
whose own M>n wu with M1n1no on Attorney Tony R1ck1uckas. no11na and Gutman· to SI 00 000
pt. 15. the rvcnrna he was killed at that Gu1man t'l 1 c1t1zcn of Me\lco (11l~n < am:on. the coun-ap-
Bol~ Chica 111e Beach. RackayckA\, though, \8td he ha\ no pointed 111omc) rcp~nting both
Juan Guzman and Jaime Ochoa. cvadrnte that the men will boll b(fort mrn. 1d h1 chent\ ha\C apJ>t1rcd
hoth Loe, Anfeles rc,1dcnts. were the tnal and doe not ~hevc tht>rt on time for two coun hcarin ~inn·
rclca~d fmm Jail late 1n November has been any 1ud1c1al m1~handhna rn bcrna rclcawd and cnnclude\ thcrc·,
aftt'r t>cana kept ~hind ba"' 11nce the ca~ "nothtn to indicate that "'II
th1.·rr arTCst two wccl~ ancr M1mno'$ t'racnd' of the Manino famtl) chan e.'
death however havt· \lronacr fcd1n1s Thry "Both arc cmplo\cd and their
Roth men arr set 10 stand tr ial for don't think the men should he fam1h hvc .. hcrt· r he>. h3vc ~pent
murdcr\tanina Mar('h 2tl thmlih the. olluwrJ tow I~ the \tte<'t (PleaM ... CHANC&8/A3)
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~ A2 * ~ Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday. J•nuary 23. 1984
Some of theee runnen aot off to a wroni •tart ln Saturday•• Spirit Run.
Runners 'spirited' off .course
By JAMIE SEELEY
Ot IM 0..,. ,... 11•11
.\phantom b1qd1st. .... earing a red
\h1n and nding a 10-speed bike. led
approximately 250 runners 1n Satur·
day''> $pint Race in Corona dcl Mar
1n the wrong d1cec11on and caused
utter chaos. according 10 race d1rt·ctor
Dinn" Shf)od.
.\t the btg1nn1ng ol thc 5 kilo meter
race. runners were told to sta) behind
a lead b1cyllst. Shl)OCk said. But out
of nowhere appeared a second
hic)clist telling the runners to follow
him
L nfonunatch some did. she said
The Sp1nt Race. the biggest race
c-..cr 1n Corona dcl Mar. was sponsor-
l"U b) three Newpon Harbor elemen-
tal) schools. East Bluff .\nder~n and
Harbor\. 1e ....
The goal wa~ to ra1~ mone) for
educa11onal programs and to bring
parents. teacher and student<.
together for the da).
Wnh more than 2.500 eritnes.
I ~00 runners finished the 5K run and
mo re than 800 finished 1he I OK run
In add111on to the run. 1he schools
raised O\ er S20.000 for educational
programs
"II was called the Sp1r11 Run and
the sp1rt 1n everyone came out," said
Shryock.
Newport Beach Mayor Evelyn
Han was the honorary starter of the
I OK race while county Supervisor
Thomas Rile)' dtd the honors in the
5K
.\ sk\ .... mer urrled overhead thr runne~ pulling a banner which read
··Ha\e Fun -Spirit Run··
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In 1M 9· Ind 10-y.ier-c>kl boyt elld grrle Ol••tlOftl. Slaven Sumner IOOlt ltrwt pl-Ju_,., H,,.,.,,
MCon<I. Jonn c .. 11Ma, 1111<0 Clltleitne .._,, lir9'
Kerr Phebue MConc1 anct Krl•tone ShlyOCll llMrO Genii Tutner 100ll llt11 ~ tn 1,.. llOyt 7. "111 I
yeer-oio Ol"Mlof\ CfWp Wiiton plectO MCOf'ld eno tommy Norton. ttwd In 1111 glnt OMllOtl . ....._Tille
-In llft1 plec. Nllalil "--MCon<I Wld Dane BllOir>g llM<O
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c1T1ZE Ns SUE OVER NOISE •••
FtomAl
approved) so thl' 1hea1cr was facing
sensitive res1dent1al areas:· Winter-
bottom said
The nuisance. no1~e and traffic 1he
residents ha\I:~ endured from the
theater ha'e been "substantial."
Winterbottom c,a1d
"We're not tr) mg to ban rock or !Ml)
thal we·re opposed to rock concerts.
but the) don't belong 1n a residential
neighborhood And the EIR said that
wa~ not wha1 would be occurring."
Winterbottom '181d she 1\ no"
required to file for a hearing on the
SUll Within 9() da}S
The Fair Board's general manager.
"-;orb Banos1k. ~1d he ..... as surpnsed
that the sun had been filed in hgh1 of
the spmt of cooperation the resident~
and de veloper had established after
r<·cent months of meetings.
"'.\t the last ( oncerned C111zenc,
FREEWAY ...
From Al
d1srup11 on of tra Ilic. .. Easierl} said.
Officials sa} 1he extensi on will help
relie'e traffic flo.,... on the Santa .\na
and San Diego frce .... a~\ and along
Pau fir Coast Hig h"' a'
I lt1 matt'h th e ntcm1on "'ill 11e
into the propmcd \an Joaquin Hilt,
Tranr,porta11o n < orn<Jor. an eight lO
15-lant h1ghwa\ that I'> npeC'lt"d IO
l ut through ~outh C ouni) Greenbdt
1emtof\ and <:onnect lO 1he <:ianlil
A.na freewa~ near 'lan Juan
( ap1strano
meeting the Nederlandcr organiza-
tion made promises that the) would
do everythinf. possible to cu t the
noise levels. • Bartosik said. ..I
thought 11 was a sign of good faith and
that the}'"d watt and see what happens (this season)··
He said he could not comment on
specifics of the su11 because he had
no1seen11.
The fair board oversees the oper-
auon of the fair grounds. which is
e>.pec1ed to begin m second season in
March.
The Concerned C 111zens group.
which reccntl) incorporated. was
organized to fi ght noise and
nuisances from the theater shortl)
after the outdoor concert hall opened
in JUI} 1983.
Most of its 2.500 acttve members
hve 1n the Mesa del Mar and College
Park tracts that are 1mmedia1el)
adjacent to the fairgrounds.
OFFICER CHARGED ...
From Al
torne}. Richard Levine. also was not
a'a1lable to-comment
The alleged victims included a 28-
)ear-old Fountain Valle} woman. a
39-vear-old Cos1a Mesa woman and
22-\.ear-old woman from Santa Ana
The reported attacks date back to
Dec 18. 1982.
Deput) District Attorney Carl
Armbrus1 said toda) that each of the
alleged attacks took place in Cos1a
\.1esa and that the v1c11ms all were
ftm approached b) Lauchlan .... hile
the' were 1n their vehicles
.\rmbrust said that 1n one case lhl"
patrolman alleged!) lollowed one of
the \.\Omen to her home. In ano1her
rnse. Armbru~t said the '1ct1m had
been a pa~enger 1n a car that had
o,werved off the road and come to a
halt in a ditch
Lauchlan a policeman in ( osta
Mc~ sinu: I 'llS2. WdS ~uspc:ndecl lrom
duty Jan. I 0 when thc 22-year-old
Santa Ana woman told authont1es
that Lauchlan had sexual!) molested
her
Costa \1esa police. "ho tn·
vesugated the alleged cnmes. re-
ported the) turned up the two other
incidents during their in~·cs11g;n1on.
Police ~a1<1 neither the Fountain
Valley nor Costa Mesa women had
reported the auacks a1 the 11me
Lauchlan .... as asked 10 come 10 1he
police station Frida> to discuss the
charges. He Y..as arrested b} his fell o"'
officers .... hen hnhowed up. It "'ac, th\·
ftr st criminal arre\l of a ( osta Me\a
policeman.
··The complaint came 10 u!> and we
investigated 11 and le t the chips fall
where the) would." explained Police
Chief Roger Neth toda). "We clean
our own house ··
Frontier jet make• low run paat tower after land log gear falled to retract
DISABLED JETLINER PROBED.;.
From Al
r>uwl.'r 1n onl· l"Og1m• .rnd d1'>{0,ercd
the landing gear would not retract
.1Hord1ng to ~hulman
The pilot '"did Im <' \orl1l' P<>""tr hut
lw rl·gaincd 11 t>elorl' landing.'" hl'
'·"ti \, hulmJ n \a id thl· pilot · followf<1
n1rrec tl\ c prnH·du1t'' 10 alle' 1atl'
prc'l~Url' from thl' J,1m,1gcd doo1 on
1t11:'rand1,ng [tear and l0ng1n e t ahl<'., h'
r)pc:rat1ng thl· door rnanuall\ "-h1k
the plane l lrdctl Jnd t'mcrgL'nl\
l n· ..... ., were rl':Hlu:d or\ th l· &flllJOd. tlw
IX .9\. land1n1 tr.t·al "'at. l h<.•tkt•d
'1\ualh h' ;.111por11owl'rotl1ual .. a., 1t
mack a pn\\ h\ \t hulman \~lid ··11
-':l\ lnnlirnH•<.l fthl· lanJ1r t•a1 I ""J'
lotkt·d do ..... n. ht' ..a id
\\kn l 11 thl' I\ \II a 111 return "•"
1lrim.1111\ dm· t11 thl' l.111d1n11 P,l'Ur
Just Call ...
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prohkm or lhc engine trouhle
'Kh ulman rt'pht•d ··f11ht'r o nr al nnl'
IA> OU Id ha' L" ~e n rea'>on for fl"lu rn ing··
Thert" "'ere no inJune<; to tht· 114
p3\\Cngcf\ or \I\ ere.... nll'mber\
ahoard Frontier°\ non\top flight 6 711
to rx"' l.'r he \aid 5<-hulman \aid thl'
a1rhnc managed to hook moc,1 pa'>\Cn
~crr, un othl'r Fron11n flight\
The t·ount) firt• department t ta\h
untl rnn'>1st1ng ol thrct' enginc!I. and
t1A.o mt•dH. ll•anH Wt'rt' \landing h\,
and I CJ more· ambulant cs and M.'H'ral
lirl· \l'h1lln .... ere on tht'1r "a> 10th<.·
Jltfl<>rl whl•n lhr plan(.' landed lO Un·
I\ u1mmun1cat1on\ u·nter ~[ti < hudo.
Ptl"rH· \31d
lk ,,11d tlw , ount' ' ltm(l1t.1I
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"l't Y..ork or llf ·\~NET "a' alc,o
Jl tl\atn l hm·O~ until 11 ..... a, dc-
ll'rm1m·<l 1ha1 0(1 Unl' ..... a!t rnjurcr.J.
Thr du11I failure\ ··don't happen
H'r\ uh\'n ·· Sthulman said. ad~1n*
that Front1t"r has a ··1op ..alct)
rt•1.nrd
f \ .\ \poke\man ~Ian Ole.on 111
l~·n\l't ll8tl'l'd 'kl)tng r ron\IL'r \
,aft•(\ rl"\'Ord "ncarl) hlcml\h frf.'t" In
th\' la~l \L":lr the mo~t wnou\ 1nu·
lknt 1n,·ol\ ina 1he rl'¥•onal t amer
"a' a llll' hlo" out dunna 11 lanJ1n1
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.-dltor on an} toplr l'ontrlbutort to our L..-ners c·olumo mu"t lndudt thtlr
111mt and lt-ltphone nurnbu for Hrltif•atlon 'o rlrC'ulatlon rall\, pie•• t
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Former drug user creates
OC Cocaine Anonymous
By CHRISTINE DECKER
OtlNOellJl'Moteld
David McClean had been on a three-da) cocaine and
alcohol marathon when he crashed hrs car into a guard rat I
on a fr~way off-ramp at 80 mph. He was arrested for
driving under the influence. Three months later he was
picked up for public 1ntox1cat1on.
"I was 28 and I didn't care if I li ved or died. I'd Jiven
up hope. I guess I was like a 101 of people who are not hv1ng.
iust sun 1ving:· said McClean. no" 33.
He had spen1 at least 10 years of his life as a drug and
alcohol abuser
'"There were not man)' drugs I missed:· he said.
On the court's advice. he joined Alcoholics
4.nonymous. A month later he had quit snorting cocaine
andidnnking alcohol. He's been clean and sober for fi ve
}cars.
.. I'd probabl~ be dead by now 1fl hadn't gotten help.""
he said.
.\lthough. he can now be around people who are
drinking. he said he still has trouble being around people
using cocaine.
Last April. McClean started an Orange County
chapter of Cocaine Anonymous to help others w11h a
cocaine add1ctron. The group operates out of the Newport
Club. 414 32nd St. McClean also helped to organize
meeungs at CareUntt of Orange. South C'oast Hospital in
South Laguna. Capistrano b} the Sea Hospital and Cleo
Street Beach 1n Laguna Beach
Mc(lcan a former longshoreman. 1s the manager of
ORANGE COAST
the Newport Club. a club for recovered alcoholics.
Cocaine Anonymous works on the same pnnc1plcs as
Akohohes Anonymous. Rich. poor. middle class. young
and old attend meetings. It works on a personal basis.
Recovered cocai ne abusers help others get over their
add1ct1on.
McC'lean tells of a 28-year-old si ngle mother of two
children who came to him for help.
"She was totally crazy by the time she got here. She
was a waitress working two Jobs. All she did was work and
use coke. She had Just been 1n a bad car accident and had
almost died. She was ready to quit. She came to mecungs
and now. si x months later. she has a normal ltfe. She now
spends a lot of time with her famil y."
"Cocaine abuse is epidemic. especially in this area.
Someone who has coke has power. It's fas hionable to do
coke. The problem is. most people have been told it's not
physically addicting. But 11 can be very psycholoaically
addictina:· he said.
1 he addict can't think of anything elsr but doing
cocaine. obtaining cocaine and making enough money for
more cocaine. He's seve rel y depressed when he can whiff
the white stuff. He'Or she 1s missing work. lying to friends
about money and their habit and spends all available cash
to get lhe drug. McCle.an explained.
Cocaine Anonymous deals with all theS( problems.
Each addict has a sponsor who 1s available 24 hours a day
to help dunng the tough times. About 40 people attend
each or the meetings. which are held every day except
Satu rda~ at the d tffe rent locations.
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VOL n , NO. 23
''A.I.'' CINTIR HILPING PIOPLI TO ACHllVI GOALI
IN A llX MONTH ''TOTAL FITNlll PROGRAM''
ThP A T ' Center Aherno11ve Treo1men1 Cen1er 1 locoled 1n Sv1onne\ Stvdoo 3023 PCH on Corono del M or hos
Jevc:•ooed rhp mo\I mprP.ss•ve 1010 lrrnPS\ progrom ovooloble onywhere on Oronge Covnly
Soys d·•ec•or Colleen W rllengo We ~new rho• people were lored of lhe woy Heolth (lvbs w ere prov1dmg \ervoces lor
•hen 'fou comp n poy o lorge n111ol poymen1 but oher 1ho1 even •hough yov're promised oll ~mds ol personol 011en11on you get
1one f ou end up f1ght1ng lhe crowds for o month or so ond then drop Oul
We designed the A T ' Cen1 er w11h one thmg rn mind, one o n.one personol 01ten11on in oll aspects of o To •ol Heohh
ond f 11neu Progrom
In 1he A l " Program we hove d1v1ded our opprooch 10 l11neu onto se veral cotegorres
o f\Ju1ri11on & W eight loss c Stress M onogemenr Control & Gool Setting
b E 1e1c SI' and Cordoovosculor l!ehob1l1101oon d T ro1n1ng for •he Compe1111ve Athle•t!
Everyor•e hos o completely .nd1111du-0t need for nu1r111on & e11erc1se so we do 2 doys ol 1est1ng 10 de1erm1ne who1 lherr
cH~• ond e•e•C se p1ogrom shOvld bt" This woy we con develop o system tho1 rs su11ed 10 the exoc1 needs ond otlly their 1nd1vtdvol
needs i PI becouu~ we do such e111ens1ve 1es1tng wf'! olso con design o progrom 1ho1 Iris yo"r l1les1yle W e do 1he loflowrng res1s.
• C ylo IOA1C Food Sen1111v1ty Co"nselong • Blood Pressure T es11ng
• Nu1r1en1 Delrcrency Testmg Through o Comp1Jler • Heor• & lung Coooc11y T esJmg
• Body For Percenioge Tes11ng • M uscle Enduronce Copoc11y Tes11ng
olso done weekly during lhe enrrre s11 mon1h progrorn. • Siren T e\11ng & 1he Cllec1 Siren hos To~en on Your Body
• O •ygen Into~ e Test ong lwoCf' wPeUy
Acruolly lhf' 1es1ong •\ d1v1df'•l 1nro 1hree µoris
I T est1ng 10 de1erm1ne o proc••col reol1s11c Opprooch 10 ""'r••·on & sensoblt> doer
2 T estong 10 de1erm1ne el!erc1so copocoty & copobrloty
3 Tesrrng 10 determine stress level ''' eflecl on the body bo th phys1Colly & emorronolly
After rhe 1n1rol tet11ng we ro~e oll o l the combined results o f •hose rests & put them together onro one torol program of
,,.,,,'•On •~e1c1se & stress contr ol & monogemenr each sechon derermrned 101 you b y you In 01her wOfd\, oher we've done ovr If,, rq and consuho•ron. we know 1uoc1ly what your needs ore & rhen we design o proc1icol reol1strc J)fogrom 10 help you mee1 ihose
"ftl'ds os qvockly os pou1ble And we worl wolh you one on one wrlh personal 011en11on e.-ery 1tme you come 1n10 rhe center
" h s 1us1 I.le hov1ng o personal 1ro1ner & counselof for o lull s1~ mon1hs
We'r• 001119 1h1s 10 sot1sfy o grov..mg npnd stoles dirt'CIOf W ollengo. In 1he heohh 1ndus11 y •en ro l1heen yeors ogo
wtif'n haolth tlubs lirll srorted, people come 1n ond wero ompreued by who1 •hey sow lor's of rhrome ~ClV1pmen1, whrrlp00ls, sounos,
nrr B"' now 1hev re "01 1MJ)feued w11h those 1h1ngs onymore N ow people wonr to see thol lhi-y rnolly ore gelling completely
I fllt\Onol Olltnll()tl & 1hot who! lhcty re doing IS heonq desognud Ol'ld mQn1IOrnd by people who knOw whOI lhey're d01ng & tiove tht
C.'C '"""els IQ PfOvl'I or "
W e r u\•ng °"' ChortfOr ttrog1om ro allow o person 10 spend H monlh\ completely re doing their bOdy 1n onywoy rhey
,..0r.i In 01~e1 w()fds n s•• months we to" help you ge1 1n10 fPlft b4tsr thop4! you'•e evttr been rn your hlft
Ai 1h1 "'AT 'Cenrer, Or l11sell• WerSl'llQn o Ph 0 .n councrlong and psvcholog1Col ser111C t's ond oulhor o f the bool '"The
w nnc" W oy,"' hondles the siren monogement nnd gool so111ng gool 011ommen11 sec11on ol our progrorn
Our t·~·~f'\IOl/Chorlttr Pr09rom ,, IQ prove that the health rndusiry IS mok1ng 11\e 1rons1t1on lo 0 • Hond• On" IOIOI
1pJ.1•oucl1 10 l1t11on 1t1or deols ""'''" olf ospec tl plty11coll1 •1,.mollv & f!mot1QnOlly ~
w o•e olnrong 200 C h<lrlllt Ml'mbnrs 0 chonu l(l porlt(lf,IOI• .n this J)fogtom lht co,, ,, $1 ~o 00 ond cover' on 1a11tng ,
.,01...,10, on<J °"'"' 10 OI•• tn0n11or1101too 101 \ • mo111ta Jt>.,re 01 • no l).dd ., <:(Ht• on.1$1 SO 00 r ov rs v011 lor o luM 11• r11on•hs There
,..111,, K> tJ o ,,, mQflll'I ma ntflnonct prog• '"' ovo loblf'! 10 •hnsct 700 ~ o 01 thl'! "rwf ol 1~. t rr<OQHI• '" Ofd~r tor 11s 10 t'OOli06'e
n10t1·•0fll'IQ t 1r •eWl11 lur O lull V r
T., t com u I £ iP41rtlN!nlol c h(l!lf'r Mem~r Cl • .e <Oii
THI "A.T." CINTIR
675-1955 or 675-8250 lxt. 220
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0 R ANG [ c 0 u N 1 '( ·-=-f. I ~ 0 R ~ t A I' =:. r: f ~ ; '::>
Coast · Theater foes sue on noise
Irvine Is launch Ing a cam-
paign to get Its citizens
ready for the day when
the big quake flnally
comes./A3
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Nation
President Reagan named
Edwin Meese to replace
William French as At-
torney General./ A4.
Democratic contenders
say they'll knock of
bickering and target their
attacks on Reagan.I A4
California
Mystery shrouds the dis-
appearance of a West
Covina housewife./ AS
The Supreme Court re-
instated the death pen-
alty for a California killer.
/AS
World
Six East Germans driven
to the west -and free-
dom./ A4
Druse militiamen renew
attacks in war-torn
Beirut./A4
Features
A new program in Foun-
tain Valley is training dis-
abled people for jobs in
the fast-foods Industry.
/A7.
When personal problems
keep mounting, It's time
to seek help./ A8
Robots are being
purchased for duty where
police officers and prison
guards fear to tread./ A7
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Sports
Mater Dei High School
has tabbed Chuck Gallo
as Its next football coach.
/81
The Raiders left no doubt
as to which is the best
team in the NFL./81
A real estate developer
has reportedly
purchased 51 percent of
the Dallas Cowboys./82
Ente rtainmen t
One man's foulup Is
another man's entertain-
ment as TV bloopers gain
popularity./ A8
Business
The oldest Don Jose res-
taurant -In Huntington
Beach -Is the one with
lhe newest look./ A9
A South Korean official
predicts the Asian Pacific
area will lead the world's
economy Into the 21st
century./ A9
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Mesa citizens charge insufficient EIR
study in action against fairgrounds
By KAREN E. KLEIN
OlhO.., .... llMt
.\ Costa Mesa C111zem group ha~
filed a lawsuu 1n Orange Count)
Superior Coun against the Orange
Cou nt) Fair Board and the
Nederlander-Wesl Corp. for failing 10
order sufficient en" ironmental-51ud-
1es for the Pacific Amphitheater.
which opened on the fairgrounds in
< osta Mesa last summer.
The lawsu11 was filed Fnday on
bt'half of the ( oncerncd C'1tizens of
Costa Mesa. Inc .. b) Irvine attorne)
Ellen Winterbonom
W1nterbo11om said the sual _faJh
under a secuon of the California
Envi ronmental Quaht)' !\ct that re-
Qu1rcs supplement~! or sub~uent
environmental impact repons 10 be
Superfane . T Raldermanla penetrated the OranJ.e Cout
Sunday u the LCM AJICela RaJden :::~htered .. the hOif• (the once-proud Wa• on
Rect.Jdn•) 39""-9 In Super Bowl XVID. he
banner on Balboa l•land NY• it all (above ),
while fan• at the Holiday Inn In Coeta Maa
(top rlaht) cheer on the •llver and black. Fan•
at Luie Davi• Field ln Ca.ta MeN (below
right) celebrated with a Super Bowl o~ their
own.
R. Dudley Boyce
rites Thursday
Golden West's
founding president
had c'zest for life'
A memorial service will be con-
ducted Thursday for Dr. R. Dudle)
Boyce. the founding president and
chief administrator from 1965
through 1977 of Golden West College
1n Huntington Beach who died over
the weekend .
Bovee. an Irvine resident. died
Saturday at Tustin Community Hos-
pital after suffering a series of heart
attacks the previous week . He was 62.
The memorial service will begin at
11 :30 a.m. at St Mark Presbyterian
Churlh. 2100 Mar Vista Dri ve.
Newport Beach.
To his friends and colleagues. he
was known affectionately as "Dud."
--
.. Dud had an enorm ous zest tor hie.
which he transmitted to all who knew
and worked w11h him." said Dr.
Norman E. Watson. chancellor of th e
Coast Communil) College D1stnc1.
wh ich includes Golden West. Oran$e
Coast and f'oastlinecolleges. ··He will
Ion$ be remembered for his many
achievements in education."
Dr. Lee Stevens. who succeeded
Boyce as Golden West president 1n
1977. said. "His colleagues \\.ill
remember Dud not onl} as a dedi-
cated and dmingu1shed educator. hu1
each person who was associated wnh
him during 1hose years from 1965 to
1977 haHpcc1al memories ofh1m as a
friend. a man full of warmth and
love"
Enthusiasm for commun1t} collc$C
education was a famil) trad1t1on in
the 8o)'ce family Dudle'.t' Bo)cc's
father. the late Dr. W1ll1am T. Bo) CC.
donl' 1 f maJor l hanges arc madr on a
prOJCCI
· One E:I K wa!> al read' lOnductcd."
\he ~1d .. But 11 s:ud there would bt'
uni~ 5.000 seats with ·some sea11ngon
the gra~s.' What ult1matel~ happened
1s that th ere are 18. 795 ~ats in the
amJ)h1the.t1cr Thai\ a 300 percent
increase "
\.\.-tnlf.'rbouom said 1he st111 d<>H
not ask monetal) damages but re-
Quest!> that an add1t1onal El R be done
and tha1 public hearings be held on
the project
-
R. Dudley Boyce
'>l·ned as president ol Fullerton
College from 1913 1hrough t 950.
The ~oungf.'r Bo)CC auended Full-
erton ( ollcge. then studied at Slan-
(Pleue aee BOYCE/A2}
Charge' of unfair businc s prac-
tices and nuisance arc alw 1nclud~
in the suit. she said.
The unfair businc' pracuces oc-
curred when Nederlander. the de-
veloper. and the Fair Board met and
ma<k "substantial chan1Cs" in the
amphnhcatcr's capacity and the
nature of the concens 10 be held thn-e
aficr the f lR had been approved.
Winterbottom allegeQ.
Those chanaes. she said. resulted in
finailClaJ benefits to the Fa ir Board
and lhe Nederlander Corp. but were
not open to tb.e public or ac:com·
pamed by ,eubhc heann~.
"h was not until the amph thealtt
opentd in July that the nei&hborS hM
a chance 10 sec what woufd bc &Oil'll
on there." she said
The EIR ong1n.aJly reprcscnud
eoncens held It the Pacific
~mphuheaicr to be low-key mUiic
&roups and cultural presentations. ..
rather than hard rock bands. she said.
"The S1tua11on of the that~ wu
also chan~d (afkr the EIR was'
(Pleue eee CITIZ£1'8/A2
-One-vtcttm-assaulted-
, after a uto accide n t
By STEVE MARBLE
Ot ... 0..,,... .....
A Costa Mesa policeman arrested
on suspicion ofrape Friday reponed-
ly assaulted one of his three allqed
victims after she had been shaken up
an a car accident. authorities said
today.
Patrolman William l..auchlan. 33.
allegedly followed another woman to
her Costa Mesa home and ap-
proached a third after pulling over her
vehiok on the Newport Freeway.
According to.a cnminal compl&inl
l..auchlan was armed with his service
revolver in each incident and threat-
ened bodily injury in at least one
instance.
l..auchlan was arrai~ Friday on
chaf'IC' of sexually molesuna the
three woman while on duty :tnd in
uniform. He is fTCC on S l 00.000 batl.
The patrolman. who •lM> was noufi~ Friday that he will be fired.
was ordered to appear in court Feb. 24
for a hearing thal will determine 1fhe
will stand tnal for rape. sexual
battery. false imprisonment and at-
tempted oral cop~lation .
l..auchlan. a Brea resident and a
· father of1wo. could not be reached for
comment. His Marina del Rey at-
(Pleue He OFFICER/A2)
Slain CM woman
died of suffocation
Husband In custody
after attack en pair ---in desert motel
An autopsy has rc'ealed that a 40-
year-old Costa Mesa woman died last
~ week from suffocation following a
severe beaung. allegedly at the hands
of her 6 7-year-old husband.
Kay Katcher. fou nd Fndav in an
upstairs bedroom of her ~554 Elden
Ave. residence . "a' lo.1lkd last
Wedncs<fa). the au1op!>} rc,ealed.
Joseph Katcher. th e husband. re-
ported!~ went on a blood~ rampage
last week that toolo. him from th e
Costa Mesa condom1n1uum to a
desert motel where hf.' severt'I) beat
the elder!) motel o" m·r'.:I. according
to au1hont1es.
the wild attack. 1s being held 1n
R1 vers1de County on suspicion of
murder and attempted murder.
The man. a masseur who worked at
an Irvine health spa. killed has Wlfe
and then drove 10 the small desert
town where he sought a rabbi.
reponed Costa Mesa pohce Lt. Jac k
Cal non. ·
The rabbi said he directed Katcher
to the Sussle's moicl late Wednesday.
The rabbi told police in Descn Hot
Springs that Katcher seemed de-
pres!'>Cd and rambled on about poh-
11cs. spies and the massage business.
The following morning. desert
police said they received a report of a
woman screaming. When patrolmen
amved. Katcher was strangJir\I
ussle's wife. police said.
Police then found Sussle un-
conscious in an adjacent bedroom.
Katcher. at one point. rcponedly feU
through a plate-glass window at the
motel.
Release of accused Martino killers
A.rthur Sussle. o~ner of liusslc
Guest House in Dcsen Hot lipnngs.
remained an cnucal condition toda'
following -;urge~ on his head for a
blood clot Pauline usslc. the
owner's wife. was treated at a Palm
pnngs hosp11al and rel~ased.
Lt Calnan said deputy district a11orne~ s in Orange Count} and Palm
pnng\ will make a detemun.atJoo
this week on w hcther to move
Katchl'r and where he should ht tncd.
compounds family's sorrow, a n ger Katcher. who was alS<l 1n1urcd 1n
•
FAA' to investigate Fnendsand family of Paul Martino
were both shocked and saddened
when the popular Huntington Har-
bour 16 year old was stabbed to death
on a beach last summer.
Their sorrov. turned to outrage
when they learned the two men
accu~d of kalhng the youth had been
released from Jail. The prosecutor
was worncd.
It was JUSI days befort Chnstmas
"hen the news-already a monlh old
-1pread from house to house 1n the
ne1ahborhood where Maruoo had
laved
"Chmtmas was aoing 10 bc htrd an\~8' bccauS(• 1t "'ould be the first
w1ihout Paul But thl WI" JU\t
homblc." ~ud C'hcrie Dorcmu .
whOM' own son was with Manino on ~pt IS. the evening he wa\ killed at
Roi~ ( h1ca Stale Beech
Juan Guzman nd Ja1mc Othoa.
b<)th Lo -nielcs residents. were
rrlca\Cd from Jail late in Novcmhcr
alkr bc.'ina kept behind Nu" "'"cc
their arrc!ll t"'o \H-tks a0<'1 Manino\
death
Both m~n arc ~·t to 'ltand tn I for
murdl'r\t.1r11na \1,m·h 2<1 though tht•
•
STEVE
MARI LE
NEws FoLLOWUP
pro~cutor has opcnl) wondered 1r
Gu1man. 10. and OchOL 1L \\ul
'lhow up
"I was d1~ppo1n1ed w1th th t' ruhna
10 rcducc their bail and I did c1tpre'ls
strona foan that we ma) not \CC the~
men again.'' \.'lid Dcput) f)mr1, t
A11orne) Ton) Rackauckas. no1in1
that Guzman 1s a c1111cn of Mcll1co
RaC'kauckas &hough. u1d hr h:n no
l"\ 1dencc that the men"'" bolt beforr
the trial and dOl' not ~hevi• lhC'I'\'
ho\ been an)' JUd1c1al ma~handhna in
the C:I<,("
f r1enJs of the Manino fam1l)
however ha' e "rnngt""r fccltn 'I 1 he\
J o1fl lhink thr nwn 'lhould l'I\.
ollo"'cd to y,alli. the \lf\.'c t\
"We're distraught." ..aid Dorcmu\.
who aid Manino-was hke a 'iCcond
son!
.. .\f\t"rall the ume and enerJ)' that·..,
bl·en put into 1h1'> case. 1t''i JU\t
monumentall)' frustrating to ha H~
these.• gu~s walks free." 'lhe !>aid "It'"
disabled .oc jetlln~
beyond frus1rat1<>n By ANDllEA ADEi.iON
What really bothers me is Ill \CC all °' .. ..., .......
of Paul'~ fnend., ten w11h thl· 1m-~ tnm of FrontJtt erhnc q..aht.y
prcc;s1on that )'OU l·a n be picked up for control 1nspctt0l"S ind •M d\~f F A
k1lhng somchody and then ~alk av,.a' n\aintcnan« tnlJ'l«'Or ror iM °""-
free." she 1dded · \~ rq1on •'trc to 1m\~ in On•
Ciulman and Oc:ho ~~rt alloW('d \:ounlt tndly to 1ntpK1 a disabled
to ao f rte in lalc No' em~r when OC·9, toi&d ro rtturn toJoe-n Wa)ne
fomtl} mcmbc~. u~1na sc'cral bond· .\irport on uod1 . an F A ins firm 1111scd bail Both men pokt1Y.On\ n td ung1n~ll• "'c.:tt held on S.2SO.OOO b:ul The tv.in~naane Frontier ir1incs
but Ochoa'' bail v.a~ \UI 10 s~.000 OC-'lllh ~20 ~lc1bQli'd tanCkd
and C rurman''I to SI 00.000 safcl) alttt 1t c ~ t'ftllM arid
Cttlbcn (am-on. &he cnun·ap-land1n1 gear probkm~ 22 m1nuaa
po1n1c~ anomc)' rtprr nuna both ifkt uk1na o,fTfromJottn •>"" nl
men. ~1d h" client~ ha"c appeared ro\ltt' to Oic1h-cr. n 11n1nc RK*t-
on llmC' tor '"o rnuri h1:anna1, ~inc.:c m1n id
bc1na n:ka\Cd and c.:nnt ludc th4!rt'·, Th" plane ,. II rrm1111 lf'O'.lnckd
• nnthm' tn inJ1~<11r that will ~until in J'M.'C10f1 dt~\l~r the ttaton
"han c · for thl' tn«hln1C'at f11lurn, Bob
"Rmh .1rl' l'mnlm~~l and th1.•u • lhe
lam11\ h \~\ him· J hC'' ha\l" '~nt
(PleaM IH CHANC&8/A3)
I 1 ..
A.2 * Orange Coa11 OAll..Y PILOT/Monday, January 23. 198'
Boys Club honors Yoder
Ex-HB councilman
gets Medallion
Award for his work
f ormC'r H onung1on Bcarh Cit,
l uunc1lman < lanl' \ 0<kr ha'I rt ..
n·1"ed a m111onal· 8o)S <..lub ol
\O\l'lll'U M~allton .\ward for h1'>
worl. w11h the Ho) 'I and Girls Club of
ltunt1n11on Ueach and Founuun
Valle:)
1 hC' a"'ard wac; the tlm accorded in
thl· ll ~ 1h1'> \ear arrnrding to Pellon
\te"'art of thl' national 8 0}\ Club
nrgan1Lat1on
\ Odl'f 64. ol ltun11ngton Bc:arh
had thc: unu'>ual dl\tinrnon of being
prc:!iu..lc:nt ot both the Counnl on
\ging and tht• Boy' and Girl\ Club 1n
11182
YO\kr \311.I ll><lj\ thl' \OUlh cl ub "'a" near hanl.rupll ~ and rnuldn't
flJ\ its n:nt "'hl·n hl' tool. ollicc
He said the organ11Jt1on endc:d thl'
'1.·ar "'1th a re~c:rH' ol S 5~.000. thank.,
to fund-ra1!i1ng l'florh .ind cost-
l·on trol Stl'I" that hl' hel~d to
lrl\lltUt<.'.
Yoder al .. u ''J'> 1n\lrumental in
o;1ep\ lead1ng to the l'Onsohdatwn last
'car of thl· Huntington Beach and
1-uuntain Valle~ Boye, and Girl'>
C. tubs.
I
r hl' llln)<.1hd.ih.'d organ11auon
no'* operate~ three f1mllucs in th~
t"'o c111es and wu'> open 233 da)s 1n
1983 It ri."<.·orded mon: than 57.534
"tSllS
r he yoongste~ had an opponon•t)
to p.irt1c1pate 1n proarams and ~vents
ranging from baseball and Coor
hodte) to community service and
lutchke) program\ to perform• g tn
the children's choir at Mqic Moun-
tain and exploring th<' S1er:ra.
Yoder rece1 vt"d his honor at cer-
emonies 1n which the entire 1982-8"'
lue of otlietrs was 1nstalltd for
another year b) Orange Count>
uptrv1sor Roatr Stanton on f'nda>
naJht at Pcret's Rt•i.taurant 1n foun llhn Valle)
The offie<.'l"'i \nclud~· Paul E Cook,
president Senne Arnold C1andclla. fi~t v1re prcs1dtnt. C'htTord Jackwn
~ond \-1C'c pres1dC'nt. Rob<-rt Norn .
third vice pr<'<i1dcnt. W11l1am
f .Crant• trcai.urer and Sand)
Morton. wcretary.
Oransc County Su~rv1sor Har·
riett Wieder also panicipated 1n the
ceremonies.
HB Illan arrested in blaze
An unemployed ml refinery worker
hns told 1nvest1gntors he set the fire
that destro}ed his apartment. Hunt·
1ngton Beach Fire Department
)pokcswoman Manha Werth said
1oda~
Werth said Earl Strotman. 25. was
a n ested on suspicin of arson after "a
lo t of things" poi ed to arson at the
apartment that St tman shared with
his wife and )Oung son at. 1708 (
(.,rcen St. 1n Huntington Beach.
Strotman told IO\ esttgators he had
been on strike about about a week and
was about SS .000 in debt and set the
fire for tinan,·1al reasons. according to
Wrrth
~he said the fire that broke out
\hortl} a'tter noon Saturda} rnuld
ha\e been worse had 11 not been for
the quick acti on of four men who
were hav1n~ a barbecue at a nearb)
home on King Circle.
.\lertcd by billows of black smoke,
the men grabbed a garden hose and
dampened some tall eucalyptus trees
adjacent to the complex. They did a
good JOb, according to Werth. who
said names could ha'<' spread from
the trees to another ncarb> apartment
complex.
-U•DUlii!i·ii"i;iiil..----------------
R. DUDLEY BOYCE SUCCUMBS .•.
From Al
ford Unnersit). Hl' also attended
llan ard Graduate School of Bus1-
nc'>'> a'i a naval offi<.·er candidate and
later returned to Stanford to earn
mar,1er of ans and dQ(: tor of edul'at1on
dl·grec~
HO)CC "'a" a luund1ng facult\
member of Orange ( oast (ollege.
"'here he worked for nine years as a
tl'Ut hcr-counselo r He leti the Coast
1)1<;tnct for eight year!> to work as an
admin1stra1or at Stanford. He re-
turned in 1965 to become the pres•·
dent of a new colle~e Golden West
BOH'e's first om ce at (,olden \\est
"as a· draft~ farmhouse. The campus
11~elf was I 22 acre' of form l"11rl ,..,,
which cauliflower was harvested. He
was involved in the construction of
Golden Weo;t, which has an enrol·
lment of about 20,000
L>unng his tenure. the college
gained a national reputation for 11s
USt' of and1 v1duahzed instructional
programs. employing a wide array of
media from computers to video
cassettes.
Following ht!. retirement. Boyce
to ured the Far East as a v1s1ting
professor for the LI S. Air Force 1n
1978 and 1979
Bo~ce drew on this cxpenence in
d1c;cussing the Japanese work ethic
when he delivered the commence-
ment address last sp1111g at U\1IJc11
West.
During the same ceremony. the
college library was dedicated as the R.
Dudle) .Boyce L1brar} and Learning
Center. It was the first ume a Golden
West bu1ldin& had been named for a
person.
Bovee 1s survived bv his wife.
Mary: a daughter Mary Elizabeth
Boyce of Concord. Mass.; son Tom
Boyce and his wife. Jill. of Tucson.
.\nz.: son Jim Boyce and his wife.
Ginn). of Pacific Palisades: and three
grandchildren.
The fam1I) ha'I 5.a1d that donat1om.
ma) be made to the R. Dudle) Bo)ce
Scholarship Fund at Golden We!.t.
CITIZENS SUE OVER NOISE ...
From Al
appro,ed) so thl' theater \.\as lac ing
~ns1t1ve res1den11al areas:· Winter-
bottom said.
The nuisance. no1w and traffic th e
re'11dents ha' e em.lured from th e
theater ha' l' twcn .. ,ubstan11a1:·
\'-interbottom ~aid
··'A e'rc not t~ 1ng to ban rod' or sa)
that "'c-'re opposed to rock concens.
hut the) don't belong 1n a res1den11al
neighborhood . ..\nd the EIR said that
"'as not what would lw occurnng."
Winterbottom said she 1!. no"'
required 10 file fo r a hearing on the
\Ult "' 1thm 90 da''
The Fdtr Board·-, general manager
'\orb Barto!.1 f... said he "'a' i,urpnscd
that the sui t had heen tiled in light of
the 'Plfl t of collpcra11un the-residents
and de' eloper ha<l l''>tablishcd afte r
r~tent month'> of ml'l't1ngs.
··..\t the last C ontcrned C111zrn-.
mee ung the 1':ederlander orga011a-
t1on made promises that the) would
tlo e"er~ thing po<:.'>tbk to cut the
notSl' le\els." Bartosik said. ..I
thought 1t ""as a sign nt good fa 1th and
that the} 'd wall an d ~cc .,.. hat happens
(thll> ~eason).'.
He said he could nut comment on
'fll'l tfi cs of the \Ul t ht•cau\t he had
not <,cen It.
Thl' fair hoard o-..cr\ces the oper-
atwn of 1hc fair grounds . .,.. h1ch 1s
t'>.peltcd to begin its ~econd season 1n
'vf a re h
The ( n nccrncd C 1t11ens group.
"'h1ch recentl) 1morporated. Wdi>
organ11ed to ftght noise and
nuisances from the theater shortlv
after th<' outdoor concert hall opened
in Juh 1983
'vf ost of 11s 2.500 acu\e members
11\c 1n the Mesa del Mar and College
Park tracts that .in: 1mmed1atel)
adjacent to the fairgrounds.
Rusty Lusk, who was named vice
president 0 1 11nance. ~1d Kusseu
Millar. who has acted as informal
spokesman since the sroup was
formed. will serve as president of the
Concerned Citizens and John Gar-
dner will be 'ice prcs1denlfsecretar).
He said the incorporation was
undertaken main I) to allo"' the group
to send out low-rate mailings to llS
mem~rs.
OFFICER CHARGED ••• :rromA1
tomey, Richard Lev11ll'. also was not
a~ilablcto comment.
The alleged victims included a 28·
year-old fOuntain Valley woman . a 39~year-old Cotll Mesa woman and
22-year-old woman from Santa Ana.
The reported anacks date beck to
Ott. 18. 1982.
Deputy Distnct Attorney Cart
~rmbru.st said loday thal each of the
aJlegcd atlaC'lcs too\ ~ in Costa
Mesa and that the vactims all were
first approached by Laucblan while
tbey we-re in their vchklt$.
Armbrust said thaTilr one-case, the
patrolman aUCl"edly followed one of
the women to her home. tn another
case. Armbrust ~id the vietim had
bttn a passenger in a car that had
swen·ed off' the road and come to a
halt in a ditch.
Lauchlan. 1 policeman m totll
Mesa sinct 1982. Wl.Uuspcndfd frqm
duty Jan. 10 when the 2l·~f"'(J1d
Santa Ana woman t.old authontief
that Lauchlan had sex.uatlt molested tter. Co ia Mesa polic_e. who ;n~
vmipltd the allqed crimes. It·
~cd tlJey tumcd UJ> the two o\hcr
incidents duri"' thcfr inveuiption.
Potict" said neither the Founiain
Valley nor Costa Mesa women had
ttponed the attae1cs at the time.
Lau.chlan was arrested early Frida' 'tty hts feUow offit'Crs. 1t W<iflftc nrit
crimioal arrnt of a Costa Mesa
poticcmaJl.
The patrolmao had worked as a
policeman in l>laccrnja and as a
deputy sbcriO with Riverside Count)
before beins hired hy C'osta Mesa.
Frontier jet makes low run put tower after landing gear falled to retract
DISABLED JETLINER PROBED ...
From Al
pa'>'><'nger~ on other I ront1er fl1ghti.
1-tt•.,ult!t of the ~\A t(lqu1r) ar<'n 't
("\f>Cl ll'd until :11 lea\t midweek, Fo\A
.. po~l'\v.oman Barham '\~I aid
from Lo'> Angele!>
1 ht 1.ounh tire Jep.irtmt'nt cra"l h
11ntt lOn\ISltn& of thrct: l'n&IOC\, and
'"'o mcd1l team' '*ere mnJina b) at
Just Call
642-6086
John Wa>ne and 10 more am-
t'iulan<."CS and several tire 'chick!>
wen· on their wa> to thl· airport when
the plane landed count) com-
municat1onHrntcr S&t < huck P1t'r<.l'
'>.11d
fk \.tlJ th t• lOUnl\ \ li(l\pllaf
f mt:r1lt'n1'\ •\dm1n1 .. tr;1ttvr Jhfi1,.
'k twork ur HEARNl:. r v.as also
.irll\ att·d hridl> until it wa de·
1t•rmin1.·d 1ha1 no ont· was 1n1ured
f ront1l'1 'l't\l'\ 78 c1t1ei. 1n 27
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By CHRISTINE DECKER
Of tM OellJ Not '""
Da'"1d McClean had been on a three-day cocaine and
alcohol marathon when he crashed h1scar into a guard rail
on a freeway olT-ramp at 80 mph. He was arrested for
driving under the influence. Three months later he was
picked up for public intoxication.
the Newport Club. a club for recovered alcohohc!i.
Cocaine Anonymous works on the same principles as
Alcoholics Anonymous. Rich, poor. middle class. young
and old attend meetings. It works on a personal basis.
Recovered cocaine abusers help others get over their
addiction
.. , was 28 and I didn't care 1f I lived or died. rd Jiven
up hope. I guess I was like a lot of people who are not living.
rust surv1v1ng." said McClean. now 33.
He had spent at least 10 }ear~ ofh1s life as a drug and
alcohol abuser
"There "'ere not man) drugs I missed.'' he said.
On the court's advice. he JOtned Alcoholics
Anonymous. A month later he had quit snorting cocaine
and dnnking alcohol. He's been clean and sober for five
\Cars.
McClean tells of a 28-year-old single mother of two
children who came to him for help .
"She was totally crazy by the time she got here. Sh<'
was a wa11ress working two JObs. All she did was work and
use coke. She had JUSt been in a bad car accident and had
almost died. She was read} to quit. She came to meeti ngs
and now. six months later. she has a normal hfe. She now
spends a lot of time with her fam1l) ."
· "I'd probabh be dead b) now 1fl hadn't go11en help."
he said.
"Cocaine abuse is ep1dem1c. especially an this area
Someone who has coke has power. lt's fashiona~le to do
coke. The problem is. most people have been told it's not
physically addicting. But 11 can be very psychologjcally
}ddicting." he said.
.\lthough. he can now be around people who are
drinking. he said he still has trouble being around people
using cocaine.
Last April. McClean started an Orange Count)
chapter of Cocarne Anonymous to help others with a
cocaine add1c11on. The" group opt rates out of the Newport
Cl ub. 414 32nd St. McClean also helped 10 organ1z<'
meetings at CarcUnll of Orange. Sou1h Coast Hosp11al in
outh Laguna. Capistrano b) the Sea Hospital and Cleo
Street Beach in Laguna Beach.
McClean. a former longshoreman. 1s the manager of
ORANGE COAST
l he addict can't think of an) thing else but doing
cocaine. obtaining cocaine and making enough money for
more cocaine. He's severely depressed when he can wh11T
the white stuff. He or she is missing work, lying to friends
about money and their habit and spends all available cash
10 get the drug. McClean explained.
Cocaine Anon>mous deals w1th all these problems.
Each addict has a sponsor ~ho 1s available 24 hours a day
to help dunng the tough times About 40 people attend
each of th<' meetings. which are held evel) da> except
Saturda y a1 the different locations.
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"A. I." CINTIR HILPING PIOPLI TO ACHIEVE GOALI
IN A llX MONTH ''TOTAL FllNEll PROGRAM''. I
The 'AT Center 1Alternot1ve Treotmenr Cenreri located 111 Suzonnes Studio 3023 PCH 1n Corona del Mor hos
Jevelou1>d •hP mos1 mpressove to101 l1tnPss program ovo1loble anywhere 1n Orange County
Soys drrec•or Colleen Wollengo We ~new •hot people were lored of the way Heoltf Clubs were prov•d•ng sPrv1ces for
•hen fou cor11P " pay o large ,n.t.al payment bvt ofter that even thC>Ygh you're p1om1sed all kinds ol persona' 011enl•on you ge1
none You end up t.ghtrng the crowds lor o month or so and then drop out
We des•gned lhe A T Center w11h Ol'le thing .n m•nd one on one personal 01tent10l'I .n all aspects of o Total Heohh
and F11ness Program
In lhe "A T ·· Program we hove d•••ded our approach to fitness onto several cotegorres
o Nutrttoon & We1gh1 loss cl S1ress Management Control & Gool Se111ng
t.. [•erc•se and Cord•ovosculor Rehob•l1•01ron di T rornong lor the Compet.lrve A1h l'le
Everyone hos a comple1ely .ndovodvol need for nvtr111on & exercise so we do 21 days ol tesr.ng 10 de1ermrne who1 therr
d et and e•erc•se program should be Th•s way we con develop o system 1tio1 •S suited to the e~oc1 needs and only their 1ndrv1duol
,,eeds Ye•, because we do such eittens•ve •esllng we also con des•gn o program that Iris your lifestyle We do the following 1es1s
• C yto tox1C food Sens•1tv11y Counsel•ng • Blood Pressure T es1.ng
• Nulr1ent Del•c1ency Tes•111g Throvgh a Computer • Heorr & lung Copoc11y Tesimg
•Body fo1 Percen109e Test•ng •Muscle Endurance Capacity Tesr111Q
also done weeUy durrng the en11re 5•• monih prOQ•v•'l, • S•ress Tesr1119 & the Eltect Streu hos To~en on 't'our Body
• Oaygen Intake Tes tong tw•ce wf'e~ ly
Actually 1he tes•·ng 1$ d•••de 1 onto three PO•IS
I Te strng to detern1one o o•oci. al reolist•C approach to nulr11oor & sensoble diet
2 Testing to de1erm1ne e,erc•se copocrty & copob1l1ty
3 Tes•mg to determine stress level 11s ellec1 on the body both physically & emo11onolly
After 1he 111i1al tes11ng we ro~e all of 1he comb1nf'd resulls ol those tem & put 1hem together .n10 one 10101 program '01
nutr•t•on. uerc1se & s1ress control & management each sec••on de1ermmed lor you by you In other words ofter w e've done our
testtng, and consullo1ron we know P~octly who1 yC>Yr needs ore & then we design o proc11col reolrst1c program 10 help you meet those
needs os qu1clrly os p0ss1ble And we wor~ with you one on ooe wrth persorot 011enr.on Pvery 11me you come into the center
h's 1ust l1~e hovmg o personal trainer & counselor lor a lull ,,, months
We re do.ng rhos 10 sotidy o grow.ng n11ed stotH directOf W1llengo In th(' health ondustry Inn 10 f.fteAn yeors ogo
when lleohh clubs lrrst started. people com" on and were •mp1Pn"d by what they mw lot s of cltr1>m11 PQu1pmen1 whirlpools, sounos.
etc Bui now lhev re nut impressed with 1hos 1h1ngs onymOfo Now people wont to see 1ho1 1hey really ore gelling completely
p1"rsonu1 01ten11on & 1hor whot they re do1nq •s being des•qn1>d un('j monitored by J"ll"Ople who 'now what they're do111q & hove mo
credent•als 1c provtt 1
w,. ••• 11s ng our (hortf'r P10Qron to ollo"" o l)f'rson •o spend sra rl"onl~I\ c:omplelely re doing thP•r bodv 111 anyway !hoy
""onr In 01rf" "'Cl'tH 1n S•• 11K)f•t~s ""t' con tit'lp yOv get "10 lhn bf-st shcJpt' VW •e e•i•r bef'n 1n your hie
At.~,. "T (en•er 01 G0u•1,, Weisman a Ph 0 ·" COv"< rlu•o and psycholog.col ~ervrCl'i oJticl outhpr ol t'1t bool The
A• nn,..\ Woy l'landles lhe s1r11n ManuQr.mn"' nnc1 go•Jf '""•"Q goal ottu,11munt '"croon of ou• prOQ•nm
Our [ •pfltr•rnnntol Chor••' Pr .JQrom •S to pro"" tho• lht" hfltlhh •ndustry is 'T1CJ~1ng the rronw1on ton 'Hond'' On to1ol
llJJJJ'utl(t ro f1tnt-u 'IJl• ci~ois with oll ospcct1 pnyi•collv m•ntuKv A cmo11011olly
W,, 1rt f~vr•r•g 200 (I urlf't llAPmhws O huf!(t' t1 l•Of'•'•Poll" 1n th11 r1rogront th <OSI •S J l!i0 00 o"d co .. ors off lt,lrng,
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Prange Co It DAIL V PILOT /Mond,y, Januwy 23, 1114
High court reinstates
.murder~r' s death. term
Justices say no
comparison review
ts called for
1.kfcndan1requc~u1t.'" Jusucc B)ron
R. White wrote for the court Harri..-ai con\ tetCd <>£rnurdttina
two 16--~C1'r·okt bo>s in • n Di* an
197 . fSoH~ Mid ~ abduac~fFthe
bo)'S. John Ml)'CSk1 and Michael
Baker, from a hamburter dnve-in
and used their car for a bank robbery._;
WASHINGTON (AP) -Th<" Su·
prtme C oun reinstated the death
sentence of a Cahfornia man today.
ruhna that convicted murderers may
be sentenced to death even when state
courts do not study what punishment
was r«e1ved b) others who com·
.. ;\ssumina tha1 there could ~ a
cap1lal o;entenc1n1 S)'Stem so l1ck1n1
1n other checks> on arb1tranness that 1t
would not pass const1tut1onal muster
wit hout comparative propon1onality
review. the 1977 Califom11 statute
(under which Hams was sentenced) 1s
not of that sort." White said.
Prowcu&o~ said Harns lau,hed
aboul 1unn1n1 down l1w boya while ,
he ate the meals they nevei-:ff otlhed. JJ
Harris' 1979 cotwlct1on arid ckalh
mmed s1m1lar cnmcs.
By a 7-2 vote. the justices rrinstated
the death sentence of convicted
murderer Robert Alton Harris. They
said no "propon1onahty review" was required 1n his case.
The decision marked the high
. ..
Big quake rocks
Monterey coast
!
at 9:40 p.m .. accordinj to Patty '
Munha of the University of Cah· •
fomia Seismoaraphic Station 1n
court's latest venture into the legal MONTEREY (AP) - A strong
quagmire of capital punishment. but earthquake that felt like an explosion
its ultimate effect on the nearly 1.300 to some peoplt and a roller to others
men and women on death rows tnggered burglar alarms in KAnJ. City
nat1onW1de ma) take months to and rattled homes along 200 miles of
assess. California coastline.
The court said tht' Constitution's Officials said Sunday niaht's
protections against cruel and unusual quake. which registered 5.25 on the
punishment do not impose an Richter scale. and two strong after.
absolute requirement that all death shocks caused no damage or injuries.
sentences be compared with penalties But hundreds of people from San•
imposed in similar cases. Francisco to San Luis Obispo called
Berkeley. •
The first aftershock. which had a
preliminary reading of 4.0, hit nine .,
minuJcs later. Murtha said. and 1
second aftershock of the same ma&n1-
tude came about 11:10 p.m.
She said it hadn't been dekrmined
which fault line the quakes were on.
but she didn't believe it was on the
San Andreas Fault. .. There is no basis in our cases for police. radio stations and newspapers
u .. ..,..... holding that the comparative propor-to report they felt It.
uonality review by an appellate coun The first and strongest of the Steamy conversation At the Monterey County Sheriff's
Department about 80 miles south or
San Francisco. Sgt. John Darling said
the shock was shon and scvett. Twe Boeton re.ldenta chat ln the chill on a
atreet comer thla weekend, wttb ateamy
re.ulta. Frigid arcdc air m the area bu
1s required in every case in which the shakes. which had an epicenter 12 cauHd temperature. to bit tbe •lnale clltrlta death penalty_is imposed and the miles southeast of Monterey. struck
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College tuition deal
still not 'in the bag'
Gc>Vemor balking
at aid proposal
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Go".
George DcukmeJian says he won't
give in to a key compromise feature in
the sticky issue of community colleje
fees being considered by the Legis-
lature today.
A compromise bill to break the
long-standing deadlock on the gov-
ernor's demand for a $50.per·
semester tuition at community col-
leges would combine a senes of
eitisting fees with new tuition for a
total $50 fee. But Democrats want the
Republican governor to agree that
students who apply for financial aid
could have a two-month delay in
payina the fee.
DeukmeJ1an said Saturday he
won't agree to that provision.
although he has agreed to approve
restoration of $96.5 million in aid to
the community colleges if the legis-
lators go along with the $50 fees.
He made the com ments at a news
conference following a speech to a
convention of the California Re-
publican League. the moderate wing of the state GOP.
The governor told the group that
the "bitter medicine" of last year's
budget cuts did its job and "cured ..
California's economy.
He said hi s new budget proposals
are aimed at "returning higher educa-
tion to excellence." creating more
1obs and making the state more
attractive to employers.
"La-.t year's budget was bitter
mediCine. but now the patient is
healthier." Dcukmejian said. "Today
the state is brimming with promise
once again ... For the first time in five
years. California has a balanced
budjet -and it was done without
ra1s1ng general tues."
The governor said his proposed
spending increases for higher educa-
tion will offset sagging morale that
has resulted from meager salary
increases and rising student fees.
"We must keep and attract the best
professors. scientists and researchers
in the nation ... and train more
students to be the scientific wizards of
the future.'' Dcukmejian said.
Acid pits
to blame
-family
Riverside residents
never got warningr-
RIVERSIDE (AP)-A family says
11 was never warned to stop drinking
water from a well contaminated with
PCE. a suspected carcinogen. and
now they are suffering a variety of
health ailments.
Frank Fionda. 48. said he de-
veloped a heart "speed-up" condition
about six months after he moved into
his home near the Stringfellow acid
pits. a former industrial waste site.
Fionda is on medication for the
heart condition and also suffers from
lapses of memory. He and his wife.
Myrna. say the couple's 15-year-old
daughter. Lucinda. began getting
migraine headaches in November
and is also taking medicine.
"It would just be nice to know 1fthe
water was the cause." Myrna F1onda
said in an interview published Satur-
day in the Riverside Press-Enterprise.
State health officials discovered
last month that the well used by the
Fiondas. and the Bill McGoogan
family contained tetrachloroethene,
commonly known as PCE. a solvent
that causes cancer in laboratory
animals.
But health officials say they are not
su re if Stringfellow, a former waste
disposal site. 1s the source of the
pollution.
Tests in December determined that
the well. located in the foothills north
of Glen Avon. contain'ed 2.6 pans per
billion of PCE. according to Dr.
James Stratton. chief of the En-
vironmental Toxics Epidemiology
Uni t of the state Oepanment of
Health Services.
The state recommends against
drinking water contaminated at a
level of 4 parts per billion.
Both families say they never were
advised not to drink the con·
tammated water.
But David Spath. sanitary engineer
for the Department of Health Ser-
vices. said he heheves he warned the
Fiondas about drinking from the well.
Fledgling Florida symphony
mirroring Orange County's
By SUSAN FINGER
Dlltr ..... c..,. ... ,... ••
ORLANDO. Fla. -Orange Coun-
ty California and OranJe County
Florida both exude Disney's in·
fluetice m sun-filled citrus land. Both
counties are experiencing an influx of
ex-urbanites bringing sophisticated
cultural tastes along with mature
financial status.
And both are supportina rclat1vely
youna orchestras -the Pacific Sym-
phony Orchrstra. the Florida ~m
phony Orchestra -in a manner that ~rmits gradual .. but consistent. artis·
tic development.
A recent provam or Russian
music, offered by the Flonda ym·
phony Orchestra. consisted of
M1ukovsky's one-movement Sym·
phony No. 21 . Prokofiev's Piano
C'onccno No. 3. with 1 very fine solo ~ppcarance by John Brownina. and
Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 6. the
"Pathet1que." •
Sidney Rothstein was recently
chosen from amona 400 contenders
to ht mu le director of the Florida S~mphony 1nd is apparently dealina
whh some of the same problems -
basic quesuons or prcc1s1on. 1ntona·
uon. tone quality and,balancc -that
Keith Clark hu faced in 1nfluenc1na
C~CI') ll&C or th~ PSO's cJevc:lo~
mcnt.
1nufarl). flnanc1al 'uppon has
en.thkd Roth\tr1n 10 uo11mck 1hr
quaht)' amona the 70 orchestra mem-
bers. Last week's Florida ymphony
concert uh1b11td the me unrven·
ne\ and thr same promise that past
Pacifk )mphony concerts have
!lhown. Furthrrmore. the chou.~ of
nrnllram ~a • nod to popular
I
attraction to a certain Russian exoti·
cism.
But the mclus1on of Miaskovsky. a
rarel y heard. lifelong friend of
Prokofiev. denotes a sense of com-
mitment to musical education that
Rothstein obviously shares with
Qa~. ,
The M1asko vsky was performed
with energy and. m sections. with an
exciting degree of momentum sus-
tained through emphasized syn-
copation. Al times. however. the
music -which once sounded so
radical but now seems unabashedly
romantic despite its Russian modal-
ity -was played with a dull
bfandncu.
This blandness affected the slower
sections or the Other pieces IS well
The T-thaikov ky. a dangerous piece
for a youna orche tra to perform.
especially sutTertd durina its more
sustainl'd moments. Still. the stnna
rn~mble for the haltina line of the
founh movement. 1n whi ch the
musician manaied to sustain the
thought throua,hou1 ~rquent re ts.
'WI a«omphshcd well
Like our own Pacific Symphon).
the accomplishment~ of 1 .. e ~•ster
ymphony orchrstra in Flonda arc
JUst cnouah to allow one to 1mqine
the cO"o.:t or a profound!) controlltd
..ran&e ordynam1~. and ofan 1ntens1\)
and balance ot f()('ustd hnt~ that
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work would not knbw how to apply for nnancla l aid. · ·
KELLY llALCOllB
Senior, Corou Del Mar BJib 8obool
The last thing we n e e d
is another transit tax
He's ready for a real K.I.S.S.-off
To the Editor:
Reprdina the one-cent ta.>.
proposal -~ dQ not need an)' more
taxes for "transpon.ation." Within
the put year or two, state gas tax was
mcreased two cents and federal gas
tax was increased five cents. In ~ome
cases, the seven-cent ~s tax increase
could result in an additional one-cent
sales tax increase as well. Also. if the
tu is approved. then any purchase
with increments of 50 cents would
result in more than 7 percent (perhaps
7.5 or 8 percent) total tax.
The only suppon for more taxc~ 1s
from city and county officials. Does
anyone really believe a tu once
enacted will be dropped? Re~mber
the excise ta~?
The state and federal agencies have
plenty of our money for transpor-
tation. We're already paying for
freeways and for a "rapid transit
system" that we will never see. unless
you consider buying more buses a
"rapid transit system." Why should
we pa> for more?
ROBERT H. SIMMONS
Costa Mesa
College fee not unreasonable
To the Editor:
I am a senior at Corona del Mar
High School. Recently I have been
reading much about a tuition fee per
semester for community college stu-
dents. Gov. George DcukmeJian
started this initiative after he cut
$108.5 million from the system to
help balance the state budget. This
proposal calls for a $50 tu1t1on fee for
full time students and a $30 tuition
fee for part-time students. all owing SS
million in the budget for financial aid.
Our majority Democratic assembly
refused to pa" this bil.
The main argument against the fee
has been that it would prevent
students from attending college. As-
semblyman John Vasconcellos (D·
San Jose) sajd it wouTd "dishearten
the people who are the least
motivated .... the ones who don't
know how to apply for financial aid ...
Most financial aid forms ~re usually
simple and require very little concen-
tration. I seriously doubt that a
person able to do community college
level work would not know how to
apply for financial aid.
Mythically the community college
system serves the underpnvileged.
According to a recent study by the
California Postsecondary Education
Commission. less than I 0 percent of
the total enrollment come from
families earning less than S 12,000 a
year. and 50 percent arc self support-
ing. The study also .suggests that the
bulk of the system 1s used by the
middle class to sharpen Job skills or to
pursue special interests.
If it comes to vote in June. I urge
your readers to place the burden of
the extra cost on those who use the
system.
KELLY MALCOMB
Newport Beach
Parents' fears slow process
To the Ed11or
I was stunned by the petty narrow-
ness of protests of some of the parents
against the reorganization attempt of
the Laguna Beach School Board to
place the 6th grade into Junior high
school. and I feel tbere was more fear
on the pan of the parents thcmscl,es
to confront change rather than leg1t-
1matc concerns for the proper educa-
tion of their children.
Why has education in the country
lagged behind the rest of much of the
world? Not bccause we had to close a
few schools here and there. and
redistribute some children to other
schools: not bccause they ma) lose
contact wnh a pamcular homeroom
(cacher: not because they can't be the
K.ingofthe Hill anymore; not because
a higher grade level bullies the
younger ones: (that's an enurel)
different problem and has been
around since Adam and Eve) not
because some of the parents think ll
would be social upheaval if children
were forced to advance to a Junior
high school one year early, and not
because one or the Olher extra
cumcular activity may ha\e to be
shifted or. at worst. be eliminated.
This is a changing world, and 1f we
can't accept change we bury ourselves
and don't have to wait for others to do
1t. I think our children arc being
overprotected. We accept mediocrity
where we should demand top quality
and top quantity, for that matter.
Parents complain about too much
homework when there is hardly any.
Just look at the latest report on time
spent in school. where California lags
far behind the rest of the nation.
Kids are patted on their backs for
any shoddy work they submit instead
of being asked for repeats until first
class work is produced. ln most other
parts of the world. for example. a
second language is taught from the
3rd grade on. There arc 200-220 days
of 1nstruct1on to our 173-180 days. If
we don't stan demanding only the
best from our youngsters we arc going
to be outclassed by everyone else.
But It seems we have lost our nerve
and reached a plateau of wellbeing, so
comfonable. that we lean back. relax
and take it too easy. That's a sure way
to slip. What's wrong with hard work?
This country. so we are told. was built
on hard work.
PETER WEISBROD
Laguna Beach.
I've always been a firm believer in
the or K.l.S.S. school of thou&ht and
philo~ehy You know what K.l.S.S.
1s. don t you? lt'san acronym that
stands for"Kecp It Simple Stupid ...
&causeofth1!.outlook, I have very
little patience with damn foolishness.
Damn foolishness, in this case. in-
cludes people who ramble o n at the
mouth. making an incredible lot of
sound but very little communication.
You know the ones.
They stan out telling you about a
traffic ticket that they once got and
end up relaying their entire Yellow-
stone tnpand'how the bear ate their
car. because that's where the ticket
was written. Tons and tons of
irrelevant trash. "We took hghiway
16 up. because at that ti me. 16 yea~
ago the new thruway wasn't in yet."
Who cares?
"We stayed at the Dew Drop Inn,
but it's been torn down now."
Probably should have been 16 years
ago. Torn down. that 1s.
Now. I don't want to~ive the
impression that I'm against normal
conversation. I love a good conversa-
tion. What I'm against 1s all of the
Junk that some people throw in to
take up space. Basically, I'm ajplinst
the man. who. when you ask him
what time it is. tells you how to make
a clock.
That sort of person 1s particularly
aggravating when you need infor-
mation, and you a re forced to ask it of
one of these people.
"That information should be in
Book 16, section A( I (vii)). paraa,raph
IXoftheUniform FilinaandCode
System. (Great. Stop here.) .. Did you
know that the Uniform Fihntand
Code System was developed y
Herbert V. Bitsmch?"(Sto_e!)"Hls
middle name was Virgil." (S1°0P!)
.. He was 62 years old at the time he
developed it ... (Oh. Ood!) "and was
married to a 36 year old woman. Her
na111e was Hazel Q. Gitsmelt. Her
name was Schmcsterlield before she
married Herbert. I don't know what
the O. stood for. They had three
children. a boy and girl and some-
thing else. The boy marrieda~rl
named Annette Cnnge. the Jirl be-
came a nun and the something else
moved to San Francisco ...
After a while. your heanng becom-
es totally numb. your sanity 1s
teeteringand you feel mugged. Maybe
you even get the information that you
originally asked for.
People like this usually have a
tendency to use many syllable or
fairly obscure words they don't really
know the meaning of. but have heard
somewhere or other. Almost in-
variably, they use these words in the
wrong context.
"Myrtle used to work here. but she
wasn't happy, so she went to the
OstcrkinderCompany. She 1s very
assuaged there."
They also try, usually with very
little success. to impress you with
their knowledge of their job. No
matter how trivial the job might be.
As a matter of fact. the smaller the Job.
BILL
Huvn
they harder they try to impress you.
"I need a pencil,"
"Red. blue or black?''
"Black."
"Yellow or green?"
"BLACK!"
I
"No, no.Yell ow or green 011 the
outside?"
"Yellow."
" I , 2. 3. or 4?"
"I need one black, yellow penCll."
"No. no. I is hard lead. 2 is softer. 3
IS .•. "
"One black yellow 2 pencil ...
"Octagonal or roundr'
"What the Hell di ffercnce docs
THAT make?"
"Well. arc you goin~ to be laying 11
on an inclined surface ...
"I doubt 11. but who knows. We
may have an earthquake."
"Better have an octagonal. With or
without an craser1"
"No eraser. I'm perfect."
"Good. That'sone black yellow
two without eraser. Dixon or
Ticonderoga?"
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$%& , ..
A NEO-NAZI IS IN FRONT LINE OF DEA TH SQUAD
WASHINGTON-I have been
investigating the Latin Amencan
"death squads," which practice pol1-
t1cs by assassinat1on. Not only do
they belong to a subterranean
network of nght-wing groups that
cooperate across international
boundanes. but they reportedly arc
connected to a political "front group"
that retains some respectability. Th i~ is the word ofa death squad
member in Honduras-a physician
by day. an assassin b> night -whom
I've g1 ven the pseudon) m El Lobo
"Our movements arc all coordinated
out of Mexico b) ourfrontgroup.'"
the assassin told my associate Jon Lee
Anderson
El Lobo 1den11fied the group as the
Latin American Ant1commun1st
C'onfedcrat1on. which isa member of
the World Anticommunist League.
The league 1san ultraconservative
worldw1dcorgani1ation. founded in
Taiwan in 1967. It operates 1n the
open and holds annual conferences of
ttsaffihatcd groups.
In recent \Cars. leap,ue watlheri.
l.M. Bovo
have noted the inclusion of known
neo-Nazi, wh1te-supremac1st groups
in the organizat10n. There 1s concern
that the World Anticommunist
League was taken over by fascist
elements 1n the 1970s. El Lobo's
1 nformation now g1 ves credence to
this concern.
-Its Latin affiliate. according to El
Lobo. secretly bankrolls a well-
known. right-wing weekly news-
magazinc. Rcpltca. based in MeJrn:o.
At the I 978 league conference in
Washington. D.C . the delegation
from Mexico reponedly handed ou1
cop1esofRephca containing an
article attacking the "Holocaust"
tele\11s1on senes as "Jewish propa-
ganda"
-Each countf) 's underground
death squad has an unacknowledged
front group to lend leg111 macy to the
ant1-commun1st movement. El Lobo
identified his squad's political as-
sociate as the Honduran .\n-
t1communist Action Movement "It
takes charge of propaganda ac-
11\ 1t1cs." he c'plained. "If we con-
JACK
AIDEISOI
firm. for example. that )Ou area
Marxist. the movement will have
posters with your photograph on
them plastered on wall~ all over the
country the next da). denouncing you
as a communist traitor."
-El Lobo acknowledged that his
underground death squad "receives
assistance" from the Honduran
armed forces. But he stressed that the
aid is "unofficial. mostly training and
weapons provided by sympathetic
junior officers.·· The Honduran death
squad stancd out as a group of right-
winggraduate students at the Na-
tional Autonomous Un1vers1ty in
1979, but latcre1tpanded to include
pohceand m1l11ary men
Well , maybenotpoeticjustice. • •
In Czecho~lovak1a. Vera C'1crmak
of Prque disco' ered her husband
was cheating on her She con·
templated both murder and suicide.
and chose the latter. bhndl)' leaping
o ut of her third-story window he
o nly inc\Jrred minor 1n1urie~. how-
ever. because she landed on her
husbcand 1n the ~treet below. k1ll1na
him.
ln Oxford. Ohio. a woman cannot
l(IAlly wear potent lcathC'r '>hlX'\
ORANG~ COAST
Daily Pilat
I ---
because earl) lnwmaken there
thought 1t indecent for a lady to -wea1
anything on her feet that would reOcct
up her skirt.
The human brain l!i the onl) maJor
organ compll'trl> oo~cd 1n bone
lJnfonunately, you're not suppo!ied
to think wuh the bolt
0-You ~1d VA records 11\t
\Omehod> named l ove'n K1~scs
Love Dur1na World War 11 at Fort
H.L. Schwerll HI
~
. Chary Dowellby
l .. Ot W\O "-'•'..,' IOIN~
Latry D. Speere
M~fClllOt
Ma~on 1n San Franc1~0. I fingfr-
pnntcd a m:in named Love'n Ki f(s
Love Wouldn't 11 be amaz1na 1f that
were the same person"
.\ lt"d be amazing 1f 1t weren't,
what''
hr\t thing a woman notices about
another woman •~how she's dre!i!oed.
First th1na a man notices about
anothrr man 1s how he'~ dressed
fim thing a man notices about a
~oman 1s her figure First th1na a
woman notices about a man 1s his
eye' -because h1\ eyt's show her
~hether he notice\ her So Yy the
e1tpcm
Neu 11mt' you mull over all th<'
thin&~ that h•ppencd to >'0\J 1111 )tat.
don't forsc1 Nietzsche's hnc. "What
doc,n't kill )'Ou makes you mon •·
You can train a bat 10 cat out or
\Our hand Rcmcmbu th•t.. I r
While his group isa mixture of
civiliansand military, El Lobosa1d
that the related undergroun~ group in
the industrial cityofSan Pedro Sula is
made upent1relyof poltce offi cers.
"They are known simply as 'el
escuadron de la muerte' (the
squadron of deattf), and they kill
common criminals." El Lobo said.
"but occasionally they will do us a
favor and kill communists we have
fingered."
El Lobo'srevelationsabout 1nter-
nat1onal coordination and the as-
sistance of government securit y
forces confirms what human rights
groups a nd investigative reporters
have suspected for years. In some
countries. such as Guatemala, Argen-
tina and El Salvador. official support
for th~de8th squads has been traced
·to top_military headquarters and even
presidential palaces. In Honduras.
though El Lobo'sgroup is publicly
disavowed by the military, the unof-
ficial assistance is well known to the
high command.
"We ha veto bccarcfuJ and remain
........ --
clandestine," said El Lobo. "We have
enemies in this country. Our victims'
relatives have formed a Committee of
the Families of the Disappeared
Ones."
BOONDOGGLE OF THE WEEK:
Ever solicitous of d~f ense con trac-
tors' slightest wishes. the Pentagon is
allowing widespread abuse of a
procedural shon cut intended to help
small con tractors collect their p ay-
ments without long delays. And the
taxpayer is being shortchanged .
"Fast pay procurements" let con-
tractors collect for goods wonh less
than $25.000 br simply submming
their invoices. They don't have to
prove that the goods were satisfactory
-or even that they were delivered.
The predictable result was reported
bv the Defense Depanment's inspec-
tor general: "We estimated that $24
million of materiel purchased by
DOD under the fast pay procedures ...
was not received . and the receipt of
anotherS IOJ millio n ofmatenel was
uncertain."
"At tatt, the Great UchtenattNn Nove4t _•· --=--
"Please. I'm only trying to help
you Dixon or T1condcroaa?"
"DIXON!"
"Sharpened or unsharpened?"
.. GIMMEA&
SM
BALLPOINT!"
"Retractable or non-retractable""
They also tend to ask weird
questions. U olcss a question 1s for
specific information, such as what's
¥O ur name or how do you get to Maio
Street. it should be answerable with
one of four replies: Yes, No. maybe or
I don'tknow. You could add "I don't
want to tell you." but most people will
answer"l don't know" instead of
takinga chan~ofhurting your
feelings.
How would you answer the follow·
'"'-questions?
·Do you want scrambled eggs, or
do you hate eggs?"
Yes-no? No-yes?
"Can I borrow five dollars. or are
you broke?"
Yes-yes. You can borrow five
dollars but I'm broke?
"Are you saving this seat for
someone or can I sit here?"
Maybe?
"Well. are you saving 1t or can I s11
h ?" ere.
I don't know?
And on. and on an<1 on ...
Was this wonh reading. or did you
waste your time?
Bill Harveyiscolumnist who lives
m Hungtington Beach.
AIDY
ROONEY
A gamble?
You bet ·
it will be
•
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The governor of New York state. ,
Mano Cuomo. is pr.Jposing that
betting on sporting events be legal-
ized.
I'm ver) suspicious of any poli-
tician who thinks it's a good idea to
try to subsid ize government by taking
money awa)' from the citizens who
can least afford it by offering them
false hope they're going to get nch.
(You can't convince me that, un-
fortunately. it isn't the poorest and
the dumbest who usually buy the state
lottery tickets.) State lotteries are like •
legalizing theft from the poor in order
to pay for their welfare checks.
There are certain things that come
naturally to u s. The urge to gamble is
one. Governments have usually
protected their citizens from this urge
by makmg it illegal. thus rcmovinJ it
as a temptation to law-abiding •
people.
111 recent years lotteries and
numbers games have been started in a
dozen states. It's a mystery to me why
it's illegal for a private citizen to 10
into the betting business if it's OK for
the government. Either it's ri&ht or
wrong. Which is it? If it's right. there
shouldn't be restrictions on anyone's
nght to gamble or take bets. If it's
wrong. no government should be in
the business.
Proponents say people arc goina to J
gamble anyway so it might as well be
legalized. What about prostitution? t
Where there's gambhng, there's
usually sex for sale. If New York state
approves sports betting, will the state
be opening adjacent whorehouses to •
help finance education? You aren't
against education. are you?
lfgamb1ing1sasgood a way to raise
money for government as peo ple art f
saymg it is. maybe gambling's the
answer to a ldt of our problems.
Politicians need money to finance
their election campaigns. Why not
have betting on elections? What art ,
the odds. for instance. that Reagan •
will be re-elected? Even with the
small. lingering doubt that he'll try, a
profc s1onal gambler would probably
only a1vc you two to one.
If you wanted to bet that Fritz
Mondale will be our next president.
the odds would be I 0 or 15 to one.
Thc)"rc no better than three to one .,
that Mondale will even get the
nomination.
Whatever the odds. politics would
make a very attractive thing to bet on
If a aovemment ran political bettina
parlors and took 20cents out of every
dollar the way they do on most games
they run, politicians would all have
plenty of money for their campa1ans
Poht1cs would appeal to people who
wouldn't bet on a spon s event. too.
In LA~ Vegas. the gambhna llbl s are open 24 hours a day. Jn New York
City. they have horse races all winter
so 1~e state and city can colltct the
bc111na money. If we ever have
betting on clections.1 suppo$C we can
c"pcct to have poli11cians runnina all
)ear Iona btt:iusc the> netd the
monc~
There's no reason. 1f )OU con ideT
Mario Cuomo·!. araumenu . for u
not to "-"c bcuina on the O.ympk1
too In tcad of tho~ aame bcina ·
limit"'d to 1 competition amona
athktc oft.he wor1d. thc) 'd bea hu • 1
internatio nal fund·t11t.1n1 a.amble.
£,er) count') would t>1: intert"t'td
1n be111n1on il~ 1.um Of ll individual •
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' 'Fhat's an apt des ription of both bus il1 e a nd
business people along the Orange oast. To k eep track of
where companies ar going a nd whic h peopl e a re h lpi ng
themgetthere,justwatch'CredttLine'-v ryda in th e
Business s tlon of your n w Daily Pilat
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Roger Calvillo j oins
Smith & Myers fir m
Laguna Beach re'itdent Roger Calvillo has been named an an director at
Smith & Myers Advertlal ag, loc., of Santa Ana. Before JOaning m1th & Myers.
Calvillo freelanced and worked fo r APS Advertising an Anaheim and Burton
Advertlalag in Costa Me~ • • • Tbomas S. Sanlley has been named to the newl~ created pos1t1on of d1r~tor of public affairs for C.J . Segeratrom & Sona of Costa Mesa. 11 was
announced by Henry T. Segerstrom, managing panner Before joining
Segerstrom. Santley was second vice pres1dent/pubJ1c relations at Pacific
Mutual Life Ja1uraJ1ce Co. 1n Newport Beach. antley will represent the
Segerstrom firm interests wtth communtt) organizations and government
agencies. ••• Michael Everitt is the new president and chief operating officer of World
Storage Tech.nology ofTusttn. He assumes the post following the recent buyo ut
CALVILLO SANTLEY E VERITT WALLACE
by W .S. Wong's and Sou of Hong Kong of all other World Storage stockholders.
1 nclud1 ng the outgoing pres1den t, A. Graner Thorne. Event t serves on the board
of directors of W.S. Wong. World Storage 1s a manufacturer of Oe:uble disk
drives for computers ••• Laguna Niguel resident Nancy Wallace has been named Public
Information Officer for Western State University College of Law in Fullerton.
Wallace joins the school after serving as ed1tor·an<hief ofThe Beacon, a Dana
Point weekly newspaper. Wallace will direct anformauon acti' lltes for both the
Fullerton and San Diego campuse~ of the school. • • • The G. Terzls Candy Co. of Santa Ana has chosen Marketlag Directions,
Inc., of Newport Beach as its first agenq of record. Manufacturers of iourmet
candies and gifts. Candy Co. distributes tts products through hospital gift shops
and other retail outlets under the trade name Cand,-Stripers. Marketing
Direcllons 1s a full service adven1sing agency spec1almng in health care. • • • Shiley, Inc., a medical products company based an Irvine. ha!) announced
several new management appointments. Rober & M. Curtis of Irvine and Frank
W. Haskins of San Juan Capistrano ha'e been named senior \ICC presidents.
Curtis. a I ()..year veteran ofSh1le). will head the firm's cardiopulmonary and
surgical products d1v1s1ons; its West German subsidiary. Stockert ln-
strumente. and a new product area now being developed. Haskins. who served
most recent!) as 'ice president/general manager of the card1opulmonaf)
div1s1on . will now be responsible for business planning and finance. regulator)
affairs. employet relauons. support sen. ices and 1ntemauonal sales. Thomas
R. Trottier of Tustin. formerly director of cardiopulmonary sales and
marketing. has been appointed vice president/general manager of the
cardiopulmonary d1v1S1on. Costa Mesa resident J. Paal Hodges, most recently
assistant to the president of htle). has been appointed HCC president of
business planning and finance • • • Wendell V. Ebllag of Placentia has been named vice president for
enganeenng at Glab Blomedlcal, Inc .. of Santa Ana. Ebltng will be responsible
for overseeing the com pan}' 's product de' elopment and manufacturing
programs. Gish B1omed1cal manufactures and markets disposable medical
products used in open heart surge!) and tn cnucal care areas of hospitals.
Ebling's background includes past posts wtth Hemed, lac., which he founded
and which was merged into Gish B1omed1cal an May 1983. • • • Caablag Commaalcatlon1 of Huntington Beach has been selected to
handle the advertising. sponsorship sollc1tat1on and promotion of an assault
on the world high altitude parachute record. Tea Miies High, Inc., was
established one year ago to plan a new high altitude parachute record assault
that v.ould rstabhsh the United States once again as the world record holder
The current records are held by the Soviets The record assault is scheduled for
the Founh of July at the NavaJ Atr Statton in El Centro. • • • Florlan/Martlaei A11oclatea of Tustin have been selected by the Ctty of
La$una Beach to prepare a supplemental environmental impact repon for trhe
residenual development of a ponion of the Sycamore Hills area
MUTUAL FUNDS
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Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT /Mondey J1nuary 23, 1984 A9
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COMPLETE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS A .. 10
New look for an old favorite
By JOY DEE ANTHONY o.-r,.... c ....... ,,,...,
Everything but the roof of Don
Jose's Mexican restaurant sn Hunt·
ington Beach is new For a cost of
three quarters of a million dollars,
Don Jose's has just become updated,
larger, and replete with Southwestern
Indian art, says Michael Morjoscph,
manager and son of the founder. Joe
MOrJO~eph.
Though there arc now 12 Don Jose
franchises. this one is the original.
The building. erected 20 years ago, is
expected to last tn its current design,
Michael said, for another 20 years.
.. I think what we've done is we've
modernized the place and we've tned
to keep th e same attitude: family.type
atmosphere. reasonable pnces. good
food. good dnnks. ~e didn't for·
malize it. We wanted ttfe same people
to come back," says Max Craft, the
founder's son·tn·law.
As a result, Craft adds. "We're
havmg record mghts, record days.''
Competition among Mexican res-
taura nts. Michael's sister Marie Craft
Man.gen Mu Craft and Michael MorjOHph •tand proudly
oubllcle their newly remodeled Don Joee reetuarant ln
Bund.oaton Beach. rljht. The Interior of the reataurant -
the ortclnal location ID the 12-atore Don Joee chain -wu
al80 completely redone at a coet $750,000, above.
Tbinkina of t&anlna. your own
'bUllMSS or hlvina ~' wn.h your prC$Ct11 one?
el!!~ from npens is at hand. The
.xTT.l\.'1;! Corps Of~ £MCUftves,
the Active C.Orps of Executives, tbt
U.S. Small Butiness Administration
and the Sota Ana Chamber of Commerce are sponsoriot a seminar ttom 8:•'5 a.m. to 41un. Thureday at
Republk Savinss and Loan. 2400 E.
t 7th St., Santa Ana.
T oplct to be discussed will be~
pcr10nnel probJems, tite. locatio~
bon-owina money, record kec~ing.
increasing saJes thtouah advertising
and promotions and ltpl procedures.
The tetninar is free but a SS
donation for bi>oU is req~1ted, .For
more information. call 836-2709.
'
Dally Pilot Pbotoe by Howard Llpin
Korean envoy
cites potential
of eastern Asia
By ANDRE A ADELSON
Of IN Oe/IJ Pllol Itel!
..\ read) labor force and pohucal stabtltt) make the
cast ..\s1an Pacific nm "the region of the future" as one of
the v.orld'c; fastest growth markets. a South Korean
ambassador ha~ prcdiCtfd.
K~ung Won Kim. South Korea's United Nations
rcpresentatl\ e. said last week his count!) hopes to exploit
that market potential to pa) for needed resources. such as
grain. beef and oil.
While Kim said Korea ts viewed as "a little Japan,"
the nation actually buys more than 1t sells on world
markets.
Hts remarks came after a luncheon at the Fluor Corp.
1n Irvine for about 50 Southern Cahfo m1a busi nessmen,
incl uding representatives from two Korean banks.
Kim·s stop. tfie first of four in California. is an
attempt b}-the pnvatel) supponed Business Council for
the United Nations to build support for the world
oq~an11at1on . the group's vice president. John Erskine,
said Stops at 60 U.S. cities are planned. he said .
Kim said he told businessmen that the United
Nations pla}s a useful role despite its lim1tat1ons. He
pointed to L'.N. leverage exerted in the aftermath of two
Korean tragedies. the Soviet downing of a commercial
airliner and the Burma bombing by North Ko rean forces.
"The U.N 1s not always against the West." said )(jm,
who received a doctoral degree an political science from
Harvard Unt\.crstt}.
Becaust• trade 1s South Korea's life blood, "we
con11 nuc 10 take \tcps to liberalize import pol1c1es,'' Kim
c,a u.l
In the l 'ntted State\. howner. cheap Korean rubber
and \tccl Cllports ha\e earned Commerce Department
1nqumcs into alleged .. dumping'' practices, the sale of
imports below cost.
··we hope the United States W)ll remain committed to
free trade." especially 1n the wake of Japan hfitng impon
barriers. Ktm s~ud
"ll's a serious mistake to do anything to damage
world trading position." he added.
California 1s a poised strategically to take advantage
of Far Eastern import and expon markets, according to
Kim.
Irvine sponge company
chief estimates earnings
()r 8nice W Vorhaucr. 1983. thcrt arc no c0m·
chairman of tht' board and parable figures for the pn or
chief executive officer of pcnods.
Vt.I Corp .. the manufac· VU Corp. 1\ an eight·
1urer of the "Today" Va· ~car-old pharmaceuticals
g1nal ( ontraccpt1ve firm that began markctina
Sponac. headquanercd tn 1ts new over the counter
Irvine has c t1ma1cd the "Today" Vagi nal lon·
company\ operating re· traccp1ive Sponge during
sult'i for the ~ar ended June of 1983 and will have
Dec 31 <.'ompleted its na1ionw1dc
'\lthouah audtted figure d1W1but1on by the end of
w1ll not be avo1lable until this quarter.
March, Vorhaucr csll· ,...-----------
mated that for the fourth
quarter ended Dec. 31 . the DIL TACO compan) had ~IC$ of ap-
prox1 matcl)' S2.08S,OOO Rt l t $335 000 and net earn1na of about I IUflft , S5o.ooo Guaranteed 10% re· l~ccmber \.,le-. arc CSll• turn On IOOQ term mated to have hct'n
S9JO ooo r or the >~ar lease. You own the
cndt'd Dec. 11. the com· land & bldg. Call pan~ e t1ma1c~ sale of TWO LONGS
appro\lmotely $3 570.000 G with a lou of abou1 S2 9 erry or Chrtata.
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1can restaurants Just up the street, !>he
eitplains, tht family management
team wasn't sure that their customers
would stay loyal durin~ the three-and·
a·half month penod tn which Don
Jose's was being remodeled.
Yet they did. Marie says customers
were anxious to return after sitting
out the Don Jose-less interval. They
told her they actually expenenced a
fcehng of withdrawal when forced to
do without. Now, adds Marie. they
are back in droves. new customers
mtngling with old. ·
So the 30 percent extra seattng
capacity has not gone to waste. Mane
and the rest of the clan agree. Other
changes include the addition of a
second dining room and a renovated
bar.
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comments, the effi ciency of the total
design has been much improved.
largely because of the concepts 1m·
plemented by Michael Morjoseph.
"For the amount of &?C:Ople who JO
through here," Craft said, "the des1pr ....
is really efficient."
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Nt:W YORK (AP> -Ttlt following 11•1 showt the Over • 1ne • Counter "ocks and warranls that have gone up
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Of~AN Gt C.CJUNT'f C A L lffJH N IA ~!', CE::N T '~
tr on orratt es
Coast
Irvine Is launching a cam-
paign to get its citizens
ready for the day when
the big quake finally
comes./A3
Nation
President Reagan named
Edwin Meese to replace
Wiiiiam French as At-
torney General./ A4.
Democratic contenders
say they'll knock of
bickering and target their
attacks on Reagan./ A4
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California
Mystery shrouds the dis-
•pearance of a West
Covina housewife./ AS
The Supreme Court re-
instated the death pen-
alty for a California killer.
/AS
World
Six East Germans driven
to the west -and free-
dom./ A4
Druse militiamen renew
tacks in war-torn
Beirut./A4
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Features
A new program in Foun-
tain Valley is training dis-
abled people for jobs in
the fas t-foods industry.
/A7.
When personal problems
keep mounting, it's time
to seek help.I AS
Robots are being
purchased for duty where
police officers and prison
guards fear to tread./ A7
Sports
Mater Del High School
has tabbed Chuck Gallo
as Its next football coach.
/8 1
The Raiders left no doubt
as to which is the best
team In the NFL./81
A real estate developer
has reportedly
purchased 51 percent of
the Dall as Cowboys./82
Entertainment
One man's foulup is
another man's entertain-
ment as TV bloopers gain
popularity./ AS
Busi ness
The oldest Don Jose res-
taurant -In Huntington
Beach -Is the one with
the newest look./ A9
A South Korean official
predicts the Asian Pacific
area will lead the world's
economy Into the 21st
century./ A9
INDEX
Bndge
Bulletin Board
Bu1lneas
Claaslfled
Crossword
Death Notices
Entertainment
Horoscope
Ann Landers
Movies
Natlonot News
Police Log
Public Notices
Sport a
Stat• Newt
Stock Mark•t•
T•levlslon
Theater•
Wetther
Wofld N•w•
84
A3
A9
86-8
88
BS
A8
87 AS
A8
A4
A3
85
81-3
A4
A10
A8
A8
A'J
A4
Theater
foes in
noise
lawsuit
E IR fa ilure cited
in fairgro unds flap
By KAREN E. KLEIN
Of tlle OellJ ..... al•lf
.\ Costa Mesa u tw~ns grou p has
filed a lawsun 1n Orange ( ount}
Superior Coun againc;t the Orange
( ount\ Fair Board and the
Nederlander-Wc1;t Corp. for failing to
order add1t1onal cnv1ron mcnial stud-
ies for the Pacific .\mphitheater.
which opened on the fairgrounds in
Costa Mesa last summer.
The lawsuit was filed Frida} on
hehalf of the Concerned C1 11zens of
Costa Mesa b> Irvine attorney Ellen
Wintcrbonom.
Winterbollom said the suit falls
under a section of the California
En"1ronmental Quall!} Act that re-
-qm1es soppleu1c11tat-or .,u~uent
environmental impact rcpons to be
"done 1f maJor change'> are made on a
prOJeCl.
"One EIR was alread}' conducted."
she said. "But 11 said there would be
onl y 5.000seats wit h ·some seating on
the grass: What ultimately happe ned
1s that there arc 18. 795 seats in :he
amphitheater. Thai·.-. a 300 percent
increase.··
Winterbonom said the -;u1t does
not asl.. monetal) damages but re-
quests that an add111onal EIR oc done
and that public hearings oc held on
the project.
Charges of unfair business prac-
tices and nuisance are also included
in the \Uit. she said.
The Concerned C1ti1ens group.
which recently incorporated. was
organized to fight no1"iC shonly after
the 18.000-seat outdoor concert hall
opened 1n Jul} 1983
He's number one
Running back Mareaa Allen of the Lo9
Angelea Raiders proudly dl•play• the
Vince Lombardi Trophy and lndlcatea
where bla team undl8putedly ranb after
Some of the•e runneH got o ff to a wrong •tart In Saturday'• Sprlt Run.
"'?
the Raiders dlamantled the Wuh.lnaton
Redallin• 39-9 ln Super Bowl XVIII Sun-
day In Tampa. Allen wu Yoted the game'•
mMt valuable player.
Runners
'spirited'
off course
By JAMIE SEELEY
Of .. o.117 Not aUft
r\ phantom bicyclist. weanng a red
shirt and nding a 10-spced bike. led
approximately :!50 runners 1n Satur-
day's Spin Race 1n Corona del Mar in
the wrong d1rect1on and caused utter
chaos. according to race dire<.·tor
Dinny Shryock
A.t the beg1nn1ng ol the 5 kilometer
race. runners were told to sta} behind
a lead b1cyhst. Shryock said. But out
of nowhere appeared a second
bicyclist telling the runners to follov.
him.
llnfonunatch somC' did. she
added. ·
Release of accused Martino killers
c ompounds family 's sorrow, anger
Thl' Spmt Race. thl" biggest race
l"Ver in Corona dcl Mar. was sponsor-
ed by three Newport Harbor clcmen-
taf) schools. East Bluff. Andersen and
Harbor View
The goal wu-to raise monC'} for
educational programs and to bring
parents. h:achcr and students
(P leue eee RUNNERS/ A2)
Quake measures
5.2, but no major
damage reported
MONTEREY (AP} -A stron1
eanhquakc that felt like an explosion
to some ptople and a roller to othnl
trigercd burglar alanns in KinJ. Cit)'
and rattled homes along 200 miles of
California coastline.
Officials said Sunday nisht's
quake. which registered S.2S on the
Richter scale. and two strona aner-
shocks caused no damqc or injuries.
But hundreds of people from Sin
Francisco to San Luis Obispo caUed
police. radio$tatjonsand newspapers
to rC'pon they felt it.
Thr fi rst and strongest of the
shakes. which had an epicenter 12
miles southeast of Monterey. struck
at 9:40 p.m.. accordinJ to Pauy
Murtha of thc UnivCTS1ty of Cah-
fo m1a Seismographic Station in
Berkeley.
The first aftershock. which had a
preliminary reading of 4.0. hit nine
minutes later. Ms. Munha said. and a
second aftershock of the same magni-
tude came about l l :IOp.m.
She said 1t hadn't been dctennined
which fault line the quakes wtrc on.
but she didn't believe it was on the
San Andreas Fault.
At the Monterey County Sheriffs
Department. about 80 miles south of
San Francisco. Sat. John Darli na said
the shock was short and severe.
.. It was cittremely sharp: it hit a nd
wasgonc." Darling said ... It was more
hke an explosion than an carthquakr.
In fact. some pcop1e callina in hcrc
(Pleue eee TEMBLOR/ A2)
Victim
of cop
• rape1n
crash?
Mesa officer facing
three sex charges -
By STEVE MARBLE
Of._ DellJ ,... at.1t
.\ Costa Mesa policeman arrested
on suspicion of rape Friday rcportcd-
1 y assaulted one of his three allqed
v1ct1ms af\er she had been shaken up
1n a car accident. authonues said
~oda" Pa.trolman William Lauchlan. 33.
allegedl) followed another woman to
her Costa Mesa home and ap-
proached a third after pulling over her
'chicle on the Newport Freeway.
.\ccording to a cnminal complaint.
Lauchlan was armed with hi s servll'C'
rc"olver 1n each incident and threat-
ened bodily IOJury 1n at least one
instance
lau('hlan v.as arraigned Friday on
charge~ of SC'\Uall) molestm1 the
three woman while on duty and in
uniform He ts free on $100.000 bail.
The patrolman. who also was
notified Fnday that hc will be fired.
was ordered to appear tn coun Feb. 24
for a heari ng that will detrrmine 1f he
will o;tand tnal for rape, sexual
batter). false imprisonment and at-
tempted oral copulauon.
Lauchlan. a Brea rcs1dcnl and a
fat her of t-.o. cou Id not be reached for
comment His Manna del Rey a1-
1omr" Richard Levine. also was not
. (Pleue eee OFFICltR /A2J
Friends and fa mil)' of Paul Manino
were both shocked and saddened
when the popular Huntington Har-
bour 16 year old was stabbed 10 death
on a beach last \ummer.
Their sorro" turned to outrage
"hen 1he) learned the two men
accused ofkllhng the youth had been
released from Jail The prosecutor
wa, "omcd
STEVE
MARBLE
.. We're distraught." said Doremus.
who said Manino was h~c a S«ond
son. .. .\fter all the lime and enc~)' that's
been put into th1i. case. it 's JUSI
monumentally frui.tratina 10 have
these gU )!I walk!> free:· shC' said ·1f,
\. bc~ond frustration
, '-.....)Nhat rcalh bothers me 1s to sec all
FAA to investigate
disabled OC jetliner
l.
It was JUSI dn}' bcforr C hnstmas
when the ne"i.-already a month old
-spread from house to house 1n the
ne1ahborhtxxl when~ Manino had
hve<I.
"( 'hnstma'i wu 101na to bc h1trd
un\ wa' because 11 would be the fint
w1ihmit Paul llut th1c. wa., JU\t
horrible:· ..aid \hertc Dorcmu,.
who~ own 'iOn wu., w11h Manino on
~Pl IS. the e' cn1n1 he wa~ killed at
8ol\O Ch1c:i ~rntc Bcat.h
Juan Gu.tman and Jaime Ochoa. txuh Lo., '\n,ck~ re 1denti. were
rt•lca~d f1om Jail late in O\itmbcr
aftl'r: hc1na kept behind har:"i \tnct
their nrrc\l t"o "-t.'l'~' aft<'• Mamno·c.
death
Both men a1c ~·t to '11\tnd trtal tor
munkr .. 1~1n1ng Mar<.·h 2,, thou(lh the
News F OLLowuP
prosecutor has optnl> wondered 1f
Guzman. 20. and Ochoa. :? I. wtll
show up.
.. , wa\dt~ppointcd with the ruhna
to reduce their bail and I did Citprc'tc.
mona fears that we ma)' not sec these
men 1aa1n." ~1d Dcput) p1str1ct
Attorney fony Rackauckas. nottna
that Guzman 1 a citizen of Mex1rn
Rackauda . thouah. s~ud he has nn
evidence that 1hc men will boll before
the tnal and docs not b(ltC'\C thcr1..·
ha\ been 1n' JUdt 1 I m1cihandling 1n
the ca~.
Fn d\ of the Manino 1.tmtl)'
ho"'cvcr. h "C \lrongcr fl.'t'ltnJ' Thn
Jon't think thl' m1,.•n .. hould he:
nllu"'cd to v.ulk the \tr1.~1'
of Paul's fncnds left with the 1m-
pres ion that you can be picked up fo r
lulhn& somebody and then walk awl}
fret:· she add~.
Gu1man and Ochoa "ere iallt.)wcd
to ao frtt 1n latr Novembt'r -.hen
fam1I} members. u"nl "'"C'ral bond-
'"' firms. nu~ ball Both men OrlJI08ll) \\Cte held on $2S0,()()() hail
but Ochoa~ bat I "a cut to S S0.000
and C1u1man's to S 100.000
C11lbcn ram-on th court-ap-
pointed attorney rcprc~nt1n1 tlo1h
men . \aid h1" client!> 1\3\e appc r1..'\l
on time for tv.o 1..oun h~anna\ \inn~
bt1n1 rek3 d and rnnclud~\ 1hcr<''"
.. nuthtnf to •ndtl'lllc that v.111
1..han c ·
"Roth ore l'nlJlhl)Cd and thrn
l:1m 11\ hH'" h1.•u· t hl'' ha'c: 't~n1
(PleueMe CRANCE9/A3)
I 'I
By ANDREA ADEL.WN
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A t~am of Fron11rt '\1rhnc qualtt)
control 1 nc;pccton and thr chief F .\ .\
ma1ntcnancc m pcctor for the Dcn-
"cr region were to am"c 1n Orange
Count)' H>dt) to inspect a d1~blcd
()(' 09. fol"«'d to return to John wa, ne
.\1rpon on ~unda~. an f ~\ ·\
'Poke \\Om n said
The 1w1n~na1nt Fron11cr A1rhnc
()( .9 "-Ith 120 pcoplt' aboard landed
\lfcl) alkr 1t nptn<'l\Ccd cn11nc and
lanJ1na car problcm'i 2~ minute\
after tak1n off from John Wa~nt' en
• rou 1e hl l>i.·n' er. an airline c;pol~
man said
The.: plane \\Ill n;m~un aruundcd
unlll 1n\f)C to.-.. d1\<.o,cr the: rca\On
t.i'r thf nw\ h.lnt\ :ii f.11hm'' Roh
'
~hulman 1 spoke-sman for lht
Dl.•n,cr-ba\Cd airline said
Th(' dual fa1lurn .. don't ha~pcn
'en-oftC'n •· hu lman said in 1
tclc.phonc 1n1c~•c" from Dcn"~r
tOOO\,addm that Frorl'hcrh•~a "t p
\Blet\ .. re<"ord
~honl) af\cr thC' s·~() a m la~l'Ull.
the p1lot lo'it po\\er 1n one cn1mc and
J1.-.co' crcd the land1na atar wc.)uld
n t n'tra..:.t. he 1d .
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A.2 Orange Coatt DAIL. Y PILOT /Monday. Jenuary 23, 198•
Former d(ug user creates
OC Cocaine Anori.ymous
·1 dtdn •t care If I lived and old atlcnd meeun~ It ~orkl> on a personal boa~•~.
RecO\ ercd cocaine abu~~ help others get over 1he1r
addiction or died. I'd given up hope.
I was just survt vtng.'
Mr< lean tell~ of a 28-}eur-old single mother of two
children who came to him for help
'She was tOUlll) 1.:rlll}' by the lime she got here. She
was a wa11rcss worlung two Jobs. All she did was work and
use coke. She had just been ma bad car accident and had
almost died. She was ready to quit. She came 10 meetings
and now. si.x months later. she has a normal hfe. She now
spends a lot oft1me with her family."
By CHRISTINE DECKER
OfhO.-, .........
David McC lean had bttn on a th1te-<iay cocaine and
alcohol marathon when he crashed his car into a guard rail
on a frttway off-ramp al MO mph. He was arrested for
dr1v1ng under the influence Three months later he was
picked up for pubhc 1ntox1cat1on
"Cocaine abuse 1s ep1dem1c. cspec1ally 1n \his area.
Someone who has coke has power. h 's fashionable to do
coke. The problem 1s. most people have been told it's not
physically Jddicting. But 1t can be very psycholog1call)
add1c11ng." he said . .. , was 28 and I didn't care 1fl li.,,ed or died. I'd given
up hope. I guess I wall ltke a lot of ixoplc who arc not"" ing.
1ust surviving." said McCkan. now 33.
He had spent at least 10 years of his life as a drug and
alC'ohol abuser.
He cited a study in wh.lchJaboratory rats were trained
to push a lever for alcohol. heroin and cocaine. The rats
addicted to alcohol and heroin pushed the lever a few
dozen times to get their drug. When nothing happened
they stopped. When the cocaine-taking rat didn't get his
ration. he continued to push the le ver thousands of times
trying to get the drug.
"There were not many drugs I missed." he said.
On the court's ad' ice. he JOtned Alcoholln
Anon}mous. A month later he had quit snorting cocaine
and dnnk1ng alcohol He's been clean and sober for five
years.
''I'd probabl) be dead b~ now 1f I hadn't gotten help,"
he said.
"It's a denial disease. 'I'll never be an addict.' they say.
A.lcohol and drugs don't care who you are. you can be from
Yale or you can be from Jail Most people are the last to
know they're addicted. It's not the quantity anybody does.
it's why they do it. The abuser 1s doing 11 because he has
problem he doesn't want to face. He's fearful of life. of
work. of failure. He can't cope. He looks outside himself to
be happy. That's the abusive personahty," he said.
A.lthough. he can no" be around people who are
drinking. he said he still ha~ trouble being around peo ple
u~ing cocaine.
Last Apnl. McC'lean staned an Orange County
chapter of Cocaine Anonymous to help others with a
cocaine addiction. The group operates out of the Newport
Club. 414 32nd St. McClean also helped to organt ze
meetings at CareUnit of Orange. South Coast Hospital m
South Laguna. Capistrano by the Sea Hospital and Cleo
Street Beach in Laguna Beach.
The addict can't think of anything else but doing
cocaine. obtain in~ cocaine and making enough money for
more cocaine. Hes severely depressed when he can whiff
the white stuff. He or she is missing work. lying to friends
about money and their habit and spends all availabk cash
to get the drug. McClean explained.
McClean. a former longshoreman. 1s the manager of
the Newpon Club. a club for recovered alcoholics.
Cocaine Anonymous deals with all these problems.
Each addict has a sponsor who 1s available 24 hours a day
to help dunng the tough times About 40 people attend
each of the meetings. which arc held every day except
Saturday at the different locauons.
Cocaine Anonymous works on the same principles as
A.lcohollcs Anonymous. Rich. poor. middle class. young
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TEMeLoR RATTLES AND ROLLS ...
From Al
reponed an explosion and so did
some of our deputies in the field."
Darling. a 30-year-old Cahforn1a
native. said he had "never felt one so
strong."
In King Cit)'. police Sgt. Mike
Wilson said the quake set off t\.\-O
burglar alarms in the cit} of 5.500
residents.
"It lasted maybe 10 seconds. 11 fell
prctt) strong." in the second t1oor of
the police building. Wilson said.
Police dispatchers in San Lui.,
Obispo. about 110 miles to the
southeast. said callers reponed feel-
ing the first quake. In San Rafael JUSt
north of San Francisco. a fe" res1-
dentscalled police to report the quake
but said it !eh m1lel.
Radio station KPRL newsman
Steve Martin in the nonhcrn San Luis
Obispo County communny of Paso
Robles said he was Jolted in bed by the
quake. "It was definitely a pretty good
shake for this area," he said.
In Hollister. JUSI north of
Monterey. Dave Jones of the Evening
Freelance said he felt a "prettv sharp"
roller that lasted about 15 seconds.
"The blinds shook but there was no
damage.·· he said.
··we're not aware of any damage.''
said Clyde Campbell of the state
Office of Emergency Servietl in.
Sacramento. "Bur lots of people felt
ll. ..
Campbell said he had no rep<?ns of
any damage in Coalinga. which was
devastated by a 6. 7 quake on May 2.
1983. Coalinga is about 75 miles east
of the epicenter of Sunday's quake
The Richter scale 1s a measure of
ground motion a~ recorded on scis·
mographs Every increase of one
number means a tenfold increase m
magnitude. Thus a reading of 6.0
reflects an earthquake with ground
motion I 0 limes as intense as one of
50
OFFICER CHARGED ...
-\n rarthquakc of magnitude 5 on
the Rrchter scalt s consittcred
capable of causing considerable dam-
age. The San Francisco earthquake of
1906, which occurred before the
Richter scale was devised. has been
estimated at 8.3 on the Richter scale.
From Al
available to comment.
The alleged victim~ included a 28·
year-old Fountain Valle} ~oman. a
39-vear-old Costa Mesa woman and
:!2-vear-old woman from Santa Ana Th~ reported attacks dale back to
Der 18. 1982.
Deput) D1stnc1 -\t1orm:; < arl
Armbrust said today that each of the
alleged attacks took plac:e in Co~ta
Mesa and that the victims all were
fir~t approached by Lauchlan while
the) were 1n their vehicles
A.rmbrust said that in one case. the
patrolman allegedly followed one of
the women to her home. In another
case. Armbrust said the v1cum had
been a passenger in a car that had
swerved off the road and coml' lo a
halt in a ditch •
Lauchlan. a pohcrman 1n < oc;ta
Mesa since 1982. was suspended from
dut} Jan. I 0 when the 22-year-old
Santa Ana woman told au1hont1es
that Lauchlan had se~uall} molested
her
< o~ta Me\a police. ""ho in·
'c!>t1gated the alleged en mes. re-
ported they turned up 1he two other
1nc1dents during their invest1ga11on
Police ~•d neither the Fountain
Valle) nor Costa Mesa ""omen had
reported the attacks at the time.
Lauchlan was arrested earl) Frida}
b' his fellow offic:ers It was the first
cr1m1nal arrest of a Costa Mesa
policeman
The patrolman had worked as a
policeman 1n Place ntia and as a
deputy sheriff with R1vcrs1dc Count)
before being hm:d by Costa Mesa.
SPIRIT ...
From Al
together for lhe day
With more than 2.500 entries.
1.200 runners finished the 5k. run and
more than 800 finished the IOK run
In add1t1on to the fun. the schools
raised over $20.000 for educational
programs
"It waH·alled lhe Spin Run and the
sp1rt in eHryone came out.'' said
Shryock
Ne"pon Beach Mayor Evelyn
Hart was the honorar. starter of the
IOK race wh1k count) Supervisor
Thomas Riley did the honors m the
SK.
.\ -.b \Hiler circled overhead the
runners pulling a banner which read
..HaH· Fun -Spin Run."
D.ity '1lot "'-to lly
Frontier jet make• Jow run pa•t tower after land.lo& gear failed to retract
DISABLED JETLINER PROBED ... ..
From Al
would haH hn·n rl'J\on lor r1:1urn-
1ng ..
fherc "<'n no lnlUrl('\ lO the 114
J)3\S('ng<'f\ or wt l 1""-membtr\
aboard r ront1l'T'\ non!ltop flight 670
to Den' er. \<.·hulman ..aut Hr \<lid
the a1rhm· manaied to book mo\I
pas$tngcrs on other Fronuer night\
Re\ult!> of the ~ .\.\ inqu1q aren't
expected until at lcaM midweek r ,\,\
Just Call
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un11. cons"tin8 nf three enainl''>. and
1~0 mtd1( team' "c.·n· \landing b~ a1
John Wa\ne and 10 mon-am·
bulann''i and "<'' aal lire .,,eh1ck~
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the pl.ml' l.inded mun\\ l'Om·
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Extending
ofCdM
Freeway
underway
Construction 1s under
wa y on a S 15 million one~
mile extension to the Cor·
ona del Mar freeway. coun-
t v officials said.
· When completed. tht'
six-lane extension. which
will incl ude overpasses at
Campus Drive. Jamboree
Boulevard and Birch and
Bristol Streets. will stretch
from the intersection of
Rc.>d Hill Avenue and
Bns1ol Street to MacArthur
Boulevard. Work 1s ex-
pected to continue until
earl} next_}'ear.
The prOJe<:I 1s fiananceo
entirely b) ex1st1ng state
and federal transportation
funds. said Sharon East·
erly. a spokeswoman for
the county transportation
comm1ss1on.
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S..:ono cia .. POS!ege p..a •• Co.•• MeM. Calrtotnie
(UPS 10 &00) S..IAc•optlOfl Oy cartlet ~ 76 mon!Ny.
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Stephen f . Ceruo
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VOL. n , NO. 23
''A.I.'' CINTIR HILPlllG PIOPLI TO ACHllVI GOALI
IN A llX MONTH ''TOTAL FITMlll PROGRAM''
The "A T " Cen•er IAlterno11ve Treorment Center! localed 1n Suzonnes S1ud10, 3023 PCH 1n Corono del Mor, hos
rjeveloped •he most 1mpress111e 10101 fitness program ofotloble onywhere on Orl!nge County
Soys d1rec1or Colleen W1llengo; We knew thot people were ltred of the woy Heohh Clubs were prov1d1ng services lor
rhem You come 1n poy o lorge 1nt11ol payment. bur oiler thot, even 1hough you're promised oll kinds of personal 011en1roo, you get
none You end up f1gh1tng the crowds for o mon1h or so ond then drop OVI.
We designed •he AT ··Center with one 1h1ng lfl mind. one·on-one personal 01ten1ton .n oll ospecls ol o To1ol Heohh
and f 11ness Program ·•'
In rhe 'A T Program we hove divided our opprooch to f11ness into several coteg011es !
o ~1J1r1t1on & We1gh1 loss cl Stress Monogemen1 Conlrol & Goot Se111ng •
b E~ercose ond Cord1ovosculor Rehob1l1ro11on di Tro1ning for lhe Compe1111ve A1hle1e
Everyone hos o complerely 1nd1v1duol need lor nu1111100 & exercise, so we do 121 doys ol testrng 10 de1ermine whol thetf
d1e1 ond exercise program should be This woy, we con develop o system thot is suited 10 the exocl needs ond only thetr 1nd1v1du~
needs Yer, because we do such extensive 1es11ng, we olso con design o program 1ho1 fits your lofeslyle We do 1he following tests,
• Cy10.10 .111c food Sens1t1v11y Counseling •Blood Pressure Teshng
•Nutrient Oef1c1ency Tes11ng Through o Compuler •Heart & lung Copoc11y Tes11ng
• Body Fo1 Percentage T esttng • Muscle Endurance Copoc1ry T es-1rng
olso done weekly during •he en11re s1~ mon1h progroml • Streu T est1ng & the Ellett Streu ho\ T olten on Your Body
• Oiygen Intake Testing twice weekly•
Acluolly the 1es1tng '' d1v1der1 1nro three porrs
I • T eslrng 10 determine o procr•co: reol1 s1tc opprood1 10 nu1ro11on & sensible diet
21 Testing 10 determine f'.ocercise copoc11y & copobilory
31 Teslrng to determoM streu level its effect on t11e body bolh 'Physically & emoflonolly.
After the 1n11ol 1es11ng we toke oll of the comb1ped resuhs of those rests & pv1 lhem together 1n10 one rotol program ol
nu1ro1oon, e,ercise & s1ress control & monogemen1 eoch sectron de1erm1ned for you by you In orher words. ofter we've done ovr
1es11ng ond consul1011on, we know e•octly whot your needs ore & then we design a proc1tcal reol1sr1c program 10 help you meel those
needs os quickly os possible And we wor~ with you one on·one, w11h personal otttn•ron. every llme you come into the cen1er
h S 1us1 lo~e having o personal troonet & Counilor l<>t 0 full Su~ months
'Were dorng this 10 so11sly o growing need.' stores d11ect0< W1llellgo. "In rhe heollh 1ndus1ry ten to l1ftffn yeon ogo
when heohh clubs first started people come 1n ond were 1mprened by who11hey sow, lot's of chlome eQu1pmen1 whrrlpOOfs, sounos.
e•c 8u1 now 1hty·re nor impressed w ith those 1h1ngJ oriymote Now people wont ro iee 1ho1 1hey r~lly ote getMg complerelv
14'rl0f'OI a11ent10" & •'101 whot lh"y re do•ng ••being designed ond monitored by people .... ho know whot they're dOtl'lg & hove lhe
credAnr1ul\ to prove ''
WP rn uMQ our ChOrll'! Program 10 ollow ~ J*'SOl't to spend s111 mon1hs completely re doing the11 body 1n anyway thty
wont In oth()r ... ord1 .n ,,. month\ we con help you oet 1"'0 the ti.st shape y/Ju've ev r bttn 1n your ltfe
A1 rhfl A T Cen1er D• G11ele Wtt1\mon o Ph.0 on counc1l1ng ond psychologteol services and oulhof of the boo~ "TM
W .nnttr\ Woy l\Ondlts th• \llf'U mono9em nl ond goal U'lllllQ/gool ono1nment St<loon of OVr progrom
Ou• f.pe1om n101 (ha•1e1 P1og1om '' ro pr°"t rho! the health industry '' ~.ng the •rons11tOt1 10 o ·Honch On'' total
OJJIJ'UO< ~· 10 1.tn~n !he'!• noois w11t oll OSP"<'• phys1coffy, men1ollv & tme>tl()nO!fy
w,. oie olet•f\9 '200 (ho••or M,.ml\f'•\ o c;.tlOn(t to PofhC•Pof• '"this progtom •he lost ''' I.SO 00 ond coven oU ttsltnQ,
"U•I "9 or1(f ()111• lo ono ltl()rl '°'11011on lo• s I "'()nit\, There Oft no tit~ C0$h Ond s I .SO oef cr)v,.fS yOu for 0 luN 1111 l'llC)nthJ There
... rlt also I.le o s • "onth "'O•ntenoocf' progrom 01rorloble ro 1h so ?00 peoi>ie 01 lh mid of II 1\ progrom In Oldf"f IOf us 10 cont.nut
n C')n •011ng th M r \ult\ lvr o lull yf!or
lu biocol'T'e o,, f 1p~rn1011C11orte1 Mtmbet p o con
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Seagle s 1,27 I l• • 14 • -'-AirFla I\ 190. 2 13· 1 2l1 +9-16 Bowater 1ss. cs-n n -16 -l-l6
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METALS QuorEs
That's an apt description of both business and
business people along the Orange Coast. Tok ep track of
wh r companies are going and whi h peopl ar h lping
th mgetthere,ju twat h'Cr ditLine'-ev rydaylnth
Business se tion of your n w D•HJ Pilaf
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Roger Calvillo joins
Smith & Myers firm
Laguna Beach resident Roger Calvillo has been named an art director at
Smith & Myers Advertl1ln1, lnc.,ofSanta Ana. BeforeJ01n1ngSm11h & Mye rs.
Calvillo freelanced and worked for APS Advertl11D1 in Anaheim and Bur100
Advertl1ln1 an Costa Mesa • • • nomu S. Santley has been named 10 the newl~ created porn1on of
director of public affairs for C.J . Segeratrom & Soo1 of ( osta Me~. 11 was
announced by Henry T. Seger1trom, managing partner Before JOaning
Scgerstrom, Santley was second vace president/public relations at Pacific
MutaaJ Ufe lasualtff Co. 1n Newport Beach. Santlc) wall represent th(
Scgerstrom firm interests with community organ1zat1on'i and government
agencies. : • • • Mlcbael Everitt IS the new president and chief operating officer or World
Stora1e Tttbnolo1y ofTustan. He assumes the post following the recent buyout
CALVlLLO SANTLEY EVERlTT WALLACE
by W.S. Wons'• aod Sona of Hong Kong of all other World Storage stoclcholdcr'i.
including the outaoang president. A. GraoerTborne. Everitt serves on the board
of directors of W.S. Wong. World Storage as a manufacturer of flexible dask
dnves for computers • • • • Laguna Niguel resident Nancy Wallace has been named Publll'
Information Officer for WHtern St.ate University College of Law an Fullerton.
Wallace JO ans the school after ~rvang as ed1tor-an-ch1ef ofTbe Beacon, a Dana
Point weekly newspaper Wallace wall direct information acuv1ues for both the
Fullerton and San Diego campuSl'S of the school. ••• The G. Tents Candy Co. of Santa Ana has chosen Marketing Dlrectloot,
lac., of Newport Beath as 1t'i first agencv of record. M'nufacturers of $Ourmet
candaesand gifts, Candy Co distributes itS products through hospital g1fl shops
and other retail outlets under the trade name Cudy Strlpers. Marketing
D1rect1ons 1s a full ~rv1ce advertising agency specializing an health care • • • Shiley, Inc., a medical products company based an Irvine. has announced
~veral new management appointments. Robert M. Curtis oflrvanc and Frank
W. Ha1kln1 of San Juan ( ap1strano have been named s.en1or vacc presidents
Cunas. a 10-year veteran of Shiley. will head the firm 's cardiopulmonary and
surgical products d1v1s1o ns. 1b West German 5.ubs1d1ary. Stockert ln-
strumente. and a new product area now being developed. Haskins. "-ho scr"ed
most recently a5. vice president/general manager of the carda opulmonal")
d1v1s1on. wall now be responsible for bu'ianess planning and finance. regulatory
affairs. employ~ relataons. support services and international \ales. Thomas
R. Trottier of Tustin. formerl> director of card1opulmonal") sales and
marketing, has been appointed vice president/general manager of the
card1opulmonaf) d1v1S1on Costa Mesa resident J . Paul Hodges, most recently
assistant t0 th e president of Shiley. has been appointed 'ice president of
business planning and finance. • • • Wendell V. Ebling of Placentia has been named vice president for
engineering at Glab Blomdlcal, Inc., of <;;anta Ana. Ebling wall be responsible
for overn:e1ng tht m m pan ~·., product development and manufacturing
programs. (J1sh B1omedacal manufauurc'> and markctc, disposable medica l
products used an open heart .. urgerv and 1n critical tare areas of ho-.p1tals
Ebllng's background includes past post'> with Hemed, Inc .. which he founded
and which was merged into Gash B1omed1cal an Ma y 1983. • • • Cushing Commaolcatloot of Huntington Beach has been selected to
handle the advertising. sponsorship solic1tat1on and promotion of an assault
on the world hagh altitude parachute record. Teo MllH Hieb. lac., was
established one year ago 10 plan a new high altitude parachute record assault
that would ec,tabl1sh the United State<; once agam as the wonld record holder
The current records arc held by tbcSovaets. The record assault is scheduled for
the Fourth of July at the Naval Air Station in El Centro • • • Floriu/Martlnei A11oclate1 of Tustin have been scleued by the C 1ty of
La'una Beach to prepare a supplemental environmental impact report for trhe
residential de velopmht ofa ponaon of the Sycamore Halls area.
MUTUAL F UNOS
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Monday, January 23, 1984 A9
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COMPLETE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS A-10
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New look for an old favorite
B)' JOY DEE ANTHONY
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Everything but the roof of Don
Jose's Mexican restaurant an Hunt·
lngton Beach is new For a cost of
three quanen of a malhon dollars,
Don Jose's has JUSt become updated.
larger. and replete wuh Southwestern
Indian an. says Michael MorJos.eph,
manager and son of the: founder. Joe
Morjos.eph.
Though there arc now 12 Don Jose
franchises, th!! one 1s the ongtnal.
The bualdtng. erected 20 years ago, as
ex~cttd to la~t an its current design,
Michael ~1d. for another 20 years.
.. I thank what we've done 1s we've
modernized the place and we've med
to keep the same attitude: family-type
atmosphere, reasonable pnces, good
food , good drinks. We didn't for-
malize it. We wanted the same people
to come back," says Max Crafl. the
founder's son-in-law.
As a result. Craft adds, "We're
having record nights, record days."
Competition among Mexican res-
taurants. Michael's sister Marie Craft
Manager• Mas Craft and Michael Morjo.eph atand proudly
outalcle their newly remodeled Don Jo.e reatuarant In
Huntln&ton Beach, rljht. The Interior of the reataa.rant -
the ortclnal location fn the 12-atore Don Joee chain -wu
al80 completely redone at a coet $760,000, above.
. s~·your
own~:ba81Deae1
~1,, offered
Thinkana of IW1in& "·Your own l>Uiinet$ or bavina probkmi with
yOUr Pf'CICftt one?
t'f clp from cxptTU is •t hand. The
Service Corps of Retired Executives.
the Arove Corvs of ~tiv~ the
U.S. Small Buttness Administration
and the Santa ~ Chamber or
Comrneree arc tponsoring a seminar
from 8:4S a.m. io 4 p.m. Thursday at
Republic Savings and Loan. 2400 E.
17th St., Sant.a Ana,
Topiet io be discussed wiU be:
pcnonncl problems. site location.
bom>v.i'na money. tteerd kec-pina.
inacufoa sales throuah adverusing and1'fOft\OtK>nMnd~procedurtt.
The seminar is free but a S.S
donatton for books i' requested. For
mott informauon, caJI 8J6.2709.
O.Uy Pilot Pbotoe by Howard Llpln
Korean envoy
cites potential
of eastern Asia
' By ANDREA ADELSON °' llM 0.ity .-11o1 lt•ff
•\ n:ad} lahor loru.· and pola11cal stah1ht} make the
ca~t A'>aan Paulic nm "thr region of the future .. as one of
the worlJ'' fa\te'>t growth markets, a South Korean
amba\\ador has predicted
K}ung Won Kam. South Korea's Un11ed Nataon'i
rcprcsentallH'. ~•d la'lt week has country hopes to exploit
that market potenual 10 pa } for needed resources. such as
grain, hccfand 011
Wh1k Kim ')<lad Korea 1s viewed as .. a little Japan."
the nation ac1uall} bu ys more than 11 sells on world
market<,
Ht\ fl'markc; came after a luncheon at the Fluor Corp
an Ir' 1 nc for about 50 ~outhern Cahfomaa busanessmell.
1nclud1ng rcpreo;cntall\e'i from two Korean banks.
K1m·s 'itop, the fir<it of four an Cahfom1a. 1s an
attempt h) the pmately supponed Bustness Council for
the l lnatcd Nat1onc, to build support for the world
oq~.an11at1on. the group·~ 'ice president, John Erskine,
'iaad Stopc, at 60 U S c111es are planned. he said.
Kam said he told businessmen that the United
Nat1om play .. a useful role.-despite its limitations. He
po anted to ll N. leverage exerted in the aftermath of two
Korean tragedies, the Soviet downing of a commercial
airliner and the Burma bombing by North Korean forces.
.. The U.N. 1-; not always against the West," said Kim.
who received a doctoral degree in political science from
Harvard lln1vcrs1t y
Berau\c trade 1\ South Korea's life blood, ··we
continuc to take c,tcpc; to liberalize: import policies." Kam
\aid
In thl' l ln1tcd ')tall''>, hnwe,cr. cheap Korean ruhber
and \tecl expon~ ha ve earned ( ommcrt·e Depanment
1nquancs into alleged "dumping" practices. the sale of
import\ below cost
"Wt• hope the United Stale\ wall remain com matted to
free trade:· c!>pct1all) 1n the wake of Japan hftang import
barrier\, Kim 'illld.
"It's a serious m1\take to do anything to damage
world trading pos1 t1on .. he added.
( alaforn1a 1s a po1<ted matega<:all y to take advantage
or Far Ea'itcrn import and export markets. according to
Kim
Irvine sponge company
chief estimates earnings
Dr. Bruce W Vorhauer.
chairman of the board and
chief cxt'C'utive oOicer of
VL I Corp .. the manufoc·
turer of the "Today" Va·
g1nal Cont raceptive
Sponae. headquartered an
Irvine has e umatcd the
company's opcrauna re·
suh4J for the year ended
Dre 3 I
Although audited fiaun:s
wall not be avarltt>le until
March. Vorhoucr csu
mated that for the fourth
1983, there arc no com-
parable figures for the prior
periods.
VU ( orp 1s an c1ght-
~car-0ld pharmoceuta calc,
firm that began markclln&
1t~ new over thr count('r
"loda>" Vaginal <.on·
1raccpt1ve SPonae dur1na
June of 1983 and will have
com~lctcd 11' nat1onw1de
d1str1bu11on by the end of
tha\ quarter
quancr ended Occ l I. the DIL TACO compan) had \llC5 or a~ pro~amatel> si.oss.oou le1t11r11t $335 000 and net carn1ns\ of about • s~o.ooo. Guaranteed 10~. re-
r>e"·mhl"r ..ale\ art ('\II-turn on long te
mated to hive been ' -y · rm S9JO.ooo for the >car ease. ou own the
<'ndcd Ix 11. the com· land & bldg. Call
pan) estimate• s le\ or TWO LONGS
1pprox1motel)' SJ.s10.ooo Gerry or Christa with a ltw1 uf about S2 9
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~ys, " fierce. With two other Mex-
ican resuaurantsjust up the street, she
explains. the family manasement
team wasn't sure that theircustomen
would stay loyal duri~ the three-aruJ,
a-half month period in which Don
Jose's was being remodeled.
Yet they did. Mane says customers
were anxious to return after sittina
out the Don Jose-less interval. They
told her they actually expcnenced 1
feeling of withdrawal when forced t.o
do without. Now. adds Marie, they
arc back 1n droves, new customcn
manghng with old.
So the 30 percent extra seating
capac1t yJtas not gone to waste, Mane
and the rest of the clan agree. Other
changes tnclude the addition of a
second dining room and a renovated
bar.
In the new resuu.rant, Max Craft
com men ts, the efficiency of the total
design has been much improved,
largely because of the concepts im·
plemcnted by Michael Morjoscph.
"For the amount of ~ople who go
throuah here," Craft said. "the design
as really efficient."
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