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WE ONE snA y FEBRUARY 1. 1984 ORANGE COUNTY C.A L lf-ORNIA ;?S CE Pi TS
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• • • • Irvine ~Qn 't get vote on hospi~•·-·
Referendum· on site p ·-· .... ce eltmtnated Clerk Nancy Lacey said Tuesday. by the Irvine City Council in Oeccm-~ signature check by the county ' ber that paves the way for develop-
registrar of v~ters found oD;l~ 2,877 of meot of the. s~.4 million hospital
those who signed the petition were and a surroundmg 320-acre medjcal
resister~ voters, while ~e remainder and science complex in east Irvine.
were c1theT not residents, ....un· "We're nat1,1rally disappointed "
registered or dupl~catC?S, Lacey said. said former J inc mayor G~by
At least 3,800 valid 11gnaturcs were Pryor, who led e petition drive to
needed. · push the state-proved 177-bcd
after third o_f_s_i ___ gn ___ at_u_r____;~_n_d_in_v_a_l_id __ _
By ANDREA ADEL.90N
Of ... ~"°' lteff
Opponents of the prOPo9Cd Irvine
MedjcaJ Center were dealt what is
probably the finaJ blow Tuesday
when a referendum to ask voters their
Coast ,
_..COsta Mesa man
suspected of killing his
wife still hasn't been
' charged with the crime.
/A.3
The legal web surround-
ing Costa Mesa detitlst
Dr. Tony Protopappas
has become even more
tangled./ A.3.
Callfo~la
Workers at McDonnell
Douglas Corp. 's Long
Beach plant have re-
jected a company con-
. tract proposal./ AS
Nation ·
The World Wildlife Fund
on Tuesday released Ifs
1984 top 10 list of en-
dangered species./ A4
World
A cruise ship has visited
Grenada for the flrst time_
since the U.S.-led In-
~ 'lallon tast October./ A.4
Food ·
When Audrey Maratta
applies her artistic touch
to vegetables1hey turn
Into flowers./C1
Home
A Huntington Beach sup-
plier provides PVC plastic
piping for build-your-own
patio furnlture./81.
Sports
Huntington Beach High
star Danny Thompson
announces h~'ll attend
UCLA and Fountain Val-
ley's Mike Newton picks
Stanford./D1
Fountain Valrey and
Estancia basketball
teams can clinch
co-championships with
victories tonlght./D1 ...
Entertainment
"Terra Nova" at the
Laguna Moulton Play-
house Is a Ghllllng ex-
perience ln'more ways
than one./83
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Business
A new computer system
can help business owners
wrJte their own tickets for
alrllne, hotel and car ren-
tal reservatlons./85
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preference bver a hospital site fail¢
to qualify for the June ballot.
More than a third of the 4,552
signatures on petitions submitted by
the Coft\mittee for :l Safe Hospital
Site we~ found invaJid, Irvine City
The referendum drive's failure hospital from its te near the San
leaves intact a zoning decision made Diego Freeway at Sand Canyon
Mary Jo Reilly with meQ:lentobf her birthday celebration.
Teacher's Jack no dull boy
\. No one at College Park Elementary School in Costa , Mesa missed Mary Jo Reilly's 41 st birthday Tuesday.
to me and Wishing mea happy birthday," Reilly said,
between bites of angel food b1rthdaycalce.
And the atmosphere-bolstered by birthday cake.
birthday wishes and a 13-foot-tall birthday present -
wasn't conducive to any more serious undertaking than a
party.
A friend ofRcilly's, Beau Belle. of Costa. Mesa.
constructed thejack-io-th~box as a surpnse and snuck 1t
over to the school before dawn Tuesday.
It started when a papier machcjack-in-the-box,
festooned with balloons and orange and green hair popped
up outside Reilly's classroom early in the morning.
"He's(Bellc) very imag1nat1ve," Reilly said. "This is
the most special thing I've ever gotten as a birthday
Thcjack, madeoutofpaperapplc-crate hncrs, wire
and cardboard and was wearing gardening gloves. He bore
a large placard wishing "Tex" Reilly (a nickname) a happy
birthday.
present." .
Reilly, who hves m Newport Beach. has taught special
education classes at College Park for three years.
She said she planned to go 10 her brother's house for a
birthday dinner Tuesday night.
What will she do with the jack now? On the placard were a queen of hcartS for love, a pair
of dice for luck, and an eye in a pyramid for wealth.
"The reaction of the kids has been great. They've just
loved it Even the kids 1 don•t know have been coming up
. Late Tuesday. she and some helpers moved th~ gi~mt
b111hday present into hcrclassroom. wherelt wtll preside
over studies at least until the end of the year.
Campaign life's a little ·different
ifyou'.re a third-party candidate
David Bef'lland is a step ahead of
Jesse .J~ksonJ. Walter Mondale and
even Ronald l\eapn.
Bergland has already been nomi-
nated as his pany's candidate .for
president. .
But this nta~ be the only time he is
ahead of the others in the raoc for the
White House.
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CHRISTINE
DECKti
Pl OPLE IN lHI NB~S As a candidate from a
non-traditional pany, it's aoina to be
an uphill batUo. After all, when was
the last time a Libertarian was elected . Bergland qaks with a ae~tlents*
president of the United Staies? that t>elies his strona beliefs.
Bcrattnd, a Costa Mesa attorney, He advocates doina away with
was at a Llbcnariao Pan}' dinner at personal income tax, the Department
the Saddleback Inn ill Santa Ana of Education, most of our nuclear
recently to kick oft' his ca!U~ It ancnal, our fCderaJ parks system,
was a shyp oontrasf to the nauonal immiJRtton restrictions and tbt
media cvcot that Reap.n's re-:dcction draft. In shon. he and m°'
announcement created this ~k. Libcnarians believe in p:t~ tbC
AboUt 100 people were just finish·''. federal government out of our bves.
ina up their chocolate sundaes. u Beraland, 48, white-haired and Bc~nd delivered the s~b he will bcspccw:led, look.5 mo~like a kindly
take to similar aroups aero the professor of Amcncao history than a coun~. There weren't any neO¥ork pru1dcntq} caodidato. The dlf .. ~Jpvi too ncM ~ to rttord fettnccs don•t stop there.
Bcraland's IP:Ceth for pOStcrity He also dQCSn't have tbc bu
M1s · new W1fc and bis formCf bud ts the Rcpubhcarrind Dcmo-
campa!Jn chairman, Sha.ton Ayres, crat candidates wllt hawe.; He won•t
listened" intentl y from a front row have get \be oews co' crqc or the
wbt • • ma ·vc 1dvt11.is1n1 ami-ian hi
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compct1t1on will have. He won't be
flanked by security guards or travel
with W1lh a plane-load of reporten
and photographers.
"We're sort of like a moped runn~n'1 against a Mack truCJt" he
said. · J hope I have a dincrent
ap~ ... •Because we don't have u much
money aa the other auys., we have to act aJJ the.free stuff we can. And that
means not only tclcVlston, radio and
newspaper cove~ ... he said.
... We also need wo~ of mouth. I
plan t"O-meet -with mailer IJ'OUl>l of
people who arc dissausficd with the
ftY lhe country hu bccu run and Who want to see some chana~ •• be
said.
He said the question peo'Ple a
most often ; what 1 a Libertarian
His campaian httraturc states 1t
th1$ way.
.. Libcrtanan-s hold thatueb P'f"'.
son ~ the absolute • riaht of
If-owners.hip o\cr. h11/bcr hfi ,
body, spccc:h, action and bon lly
acquired propcny. Each bas the
obliption to respect the u.me fiabts
of others. Oovcmmcnt't. onfy' fu
tioo L to i t u in dcfcnd1na our
(Pl Me LIBEaTA.alAft(A2t :S .
Road.
.. I still feel ifs an u~e sjte," Pryor
said, adding that she sees no other
avenue of appeal or ~ou~. She did
say the commitee may consider an
independent check of the invand
signatures, although Pryor sa~d she
was "pessim istic" that a challenge
could bear fruit.
"I'm sorry the people won't ~t to
vote on such an important issue, but l
think we've done as much u we can,"
she said. •
IMC President David Baker was
elated by the news.
..It wasn't something I wu looking
forward to," be said. "Jt was another
obstacle that was divisive.''
\Pryor led a now-defunct communi-
ty goup allied with the dean of tbe
UC Irvine College of McdJcinc to
(Pleue eee aOSPJT AL/ A2) .
Slam dance leads.
to theater lawsuit
Woman breaks leg
durtng punk · rtot'.
wants $100. 000
By KA.REN E. llEIN Ot-.o.-r .......
For the second time this year, the
Pacific Amphitheatre has been
named in a lawsuit -this time by an
Irvine woman who broke her leg
durin~ what her attorney called a
"riot'. at a punk rock concen last
summer.
Roger Lightholder. an Irvine at-
torney rcp.cescnting Mary Ann
Spencer, 46, said be filed suit in
Orange County Superior Court Tu~
day, asking medical expenses and
$I O<XOOO punitive damages from the
owners ~od operators of the
ampbithcai.cr in Costa Mesa, the
entertainers and the ticketing agency
that sold Spencer tickets to th.e Aug.
20 Oingo Boingo and X concert. S~cer, who accompanied .her
teen-age niece to the concert, was
swept up in agroup of 40 ritualistic
"slam-danocrs" during the concert,
l..igbtholdcr said.
'toward the end of the conceri, the
crmvd-l:qan slam dancing. Spencer
kept moVlng back t.o get out of their
· way until she fin~y, coded up pressed
against a fence, Llghtholder said.
One youngster was thrown into her
durinJ the dancing and µ,en a crowd
piled on top o(her. When she told the
Y?uths she thought_she was hurt;lhey
picked her up and tossed her about on
top of tl).c crowd, finaJly throwing her
on her nead. she claimed.
There were no security guards in _
the area, U&htholdtr said.
"She finally had to crawl and drag
herself back to the car, where her
friends drove her to Hoaa Hospital. ..
he aid.
In the suit, Ligbtholder claims the
(Plf&M eeie PUKK/ A.2)
Red ink floWs in
Reagan budget
President presses
military build-up;
$180 billion deficit
WASHINGTON (AP) -· Prcs1·
dent Reagan today sent Congress a
$925.5 billion budget plan for 1985
that would rein in domestic spending
for another year but press ahead with
a military buildup. The result: a
S 180.4 billion deficit that will occup~
much of Congress' a1tent1on.
Despite the hefty budget deficit, the
financial bluepnnt offers no ma1or
action -either through sharp spend-
ing cuts or a major ta-.: hike -to wash
away the red ink.
If the president's financial guide 1s
followed. lhere would be a dtt-
ade-long freeze on domestic spend-
ing, after adjustment for 1nflatton.
Nevertheless. the deficit would
impose huge burdens The . budget
projects that ta'payers ~ill p1~k up a
$164.7 b1lhon tab )USl in mtercst
payments on the nauonal debt in the
upcoming fiscal year that starts on
Oct .. 1. Tbose payments are cstNTiated
at S 149.5 billion this year:
The deficit hit a record $195.4
b1lhon in the 1 Q83 fiscal vear and 1s
projected at S 183 7 b1lhon .this year.
(Pleue .ee BUDGET I A2)
!The budget
Fl.cal,.., 1115 ( .. ttmated)
Where It comee from J ~.:-I
.ee man'sl.'.dr~wning
mystifies his fa~ily
Victim pictured as
normal.tlritroubled,
dnig-f ree indiv1dual
"'"'II probably ne"er know 1"Mt
happened... lgnarra 's btother,
Ricardo. &aid toda}
lgnarn's bod~ clad m Jeans, shoes
and remnants ofa red but, appeared
to havt been an the ocean for more
By STEvE MARBLl': than a "'~k. authonu · d. A
ou11e o.-r,...... ~ing fisherman dascovtted the
Relatives of a Hunt1naton BcaC'h body near an ofE bore otl pl.atfonn.
man whose body wu found float1na The da~'flccy brougtn a trqic end
four mil off the roa t unday • .said to an 1n1tn and emottona!~h
lhe)' are bafficd and t.foublcd by ~· for tgoam by hi fritl'ds A St ,000
death. reward was offered .fs>r anfor-
Frank lJnarra ~4 co-ownrT of a mauon on his "'hetta.lto\I and nim
Beach Boulevard uphol tel'} shop. wett distributed' thro\l&hout · Lb •
was tm Ren~ Jm tj 1"hm ~-taeb:tiitT. ·
borrowed his brother's car to dnvc-Potioe~ tc'CU\'t AfdCt1 1 id
aero tO'll'TI to h1 parent'\ home He initial m potM \OWaid
n'tvcr madt it.' . a the eaust ofdCatb but \Mt routine
The car was found vci'tl da)S to~acology t will be Prr'fohncd to
huer parked on Paic1fic Coast High· detcnninc if lily C't or alcObOI
WI) t 17th :trett. The ~C}'I wre tiU ~ in his tcm at the: umc of
'" the \f.lllCl()n th.
"lfs vffY, '' trouhhna to u' but -"" . , ' .. _,
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·PUNK CONCERT LEADS TO LAWSUIT ••••
Prom Al
1mph1theater nd the ticket agency
'Nert neaI1sent in not ~armng con-
cenaoen about the potenual v1olencc
m.l ··happen> on 11 rcaular bam" at
pailk rock <.'Onccrts.
''This i-sn'tju1ot an outbreak ofa few
mdlv1duals," he wd. -t:;verybody
gets into a circle and rushes 10to the
center wuh about the force of the
Raide,., and the Rcd$kms. Then they
pick us> somebody and volleyball
" them aro~d on top of the crowd ...
Spencer did not know anythmg
about the punk bands performing at
the amphitheater that mght and was
not aware violent behavior might
occur, L1ghtholder wd
1 "1 ha!> (a punk rock concert) 1~n't
hke going to a ball game, where you
have to a">">Ume a fou l ball might hat
) ou. Not everybod) undef\tand!.
there's a n~k the crowd will not," he
said
If the amphitheater had sign">
posted warn1n.g the audience that
violence might occur. ~~nccr would caunou as they should be."
not have attended the concert, ugbt-He said that the factlity "probably
holder ~ad hu one of the best safety records of
"She's more used to goin' to the any pubhc forum in Soulbern Ca.la-
Hollywood Bowl for something." he fomta."
said. Norb Bartosik, general manaier for L1a,htholder, who said he was the Orange County Fair Board that u~awatt of any recent S!m tlar suits, oversees the fairgrounds where the
i.a1d he would u~ a IJlwsuu filed I.fl the amph1tcater is located, said a clajm
late 1 ~40s ~nst the Hollywood _.filed on Spencer's behalf was for.
Canteen, a ni &cl~b. as precedent for warded to the Fair Board's insurance
has c~sc. In t at .mcadent. a woman carrier last month.
was tnJured dunng some J1tterbu1 "(Th ) h fi f h 1..: d dancaog. • c suit 1s t e 1rst o t c ""n ••
"The state owns this property," I ve seen here or ever in my career,
L1ghtholder said ... I hope th1i. sun he said. • .
cause6 them to take notice. Tha, lond The amphitheater had a' relauvely
of thmg shouldn't be happening on -clear and ea.sy first season, outside of
thcir propert) ." the com~.laints f~om the Concerned
Eugene Felling. general manager of Citizens. Bartosik added.
the amphitheater said anJunes arc The Costa Mesa cit.hen's group
hound to happen at concerts. "Any tiled sull against the amphitheater in
11me you have a quarter of a malhon January for fa1hng to order~ufficient
people (in onc !>Cason) some wall get environmental studies before the
hurt. and some might not be as 18,000-"SCa.t concert arena was built.
EROSION CONTROL ADVISED ...
FromAl
natural sediments lrom the beach:·
Inman ell.plained The wall~ also
reflect wave actaon back to toward the
beach, carrying sand out to .. <.-a. he
said.
"By building the walls seaward
you're not 1mprov1ng the beach, out
accentuaung erosion," he said. "For-
get seawalls Cities tend to use walls to
put out the 'brush fires' when tht>
need tel look at the whole forest."
"I suspect that your creek!> at. one
HOSPITAL ...
From Al
t1m1: produced 30 to I 00 thousand
cu tm va rds of sand." ht' said. "Now
}Our ·heache!> are probably only
getting ti veto 10,000 c.ub1c yardi.." .
But by adding sand to the beaches,
the wave action can be absorbed
naturally. protecting the beach, bluffs
and oceanfront homes. Inman ex-
plained.
"It's something Laguna should
look anto becaust pockct coves have
little sand rri1grat1on," he said. "The
wa,es will work on the sand af It's
there. afnot. they work on the bluffs"
Laguna Bcaclt ·officials invited
Inman tQ speak after members of the
city Design Review Board raised
concerns Last fall that the cat) lacked build a teaching and research hospital guidelines for thc control of seawall
on campus construction. Many seaside ~es1dents
Dean Stanlc}' van den Noon said sous.ht penn1ss1on to build protective
he was surpn~d the pet1t1on dnve devices to sb.ore up. bluffs damaged
fa1!ed. ''Tha~ mo~ didn-'1 worlt-,--ID _ during last year's severe stroms. Both
we II try elsewhere, he said. · officials anCJ residents, however,
However, the outspoken dean de-suspe<:ted that if seawall construction
chned to elaborate. were left unrestncted, it could cause
Bak<;r. whose !oupponers spent irreparable damage to city beaches. Tuesday evening ce lcbraune at the
County Linc rc!>taurant an Irvine, said
Officials rcc.ently implemented a
temporary poli<.'Y tbal requires all
seawall permits.granted by the desiJD
review board to be a,,pealcd to City
Council. In addition, plans arc sub-
ject to review by a city JCOlogist.
However, after listelUD& to Inman 's
lecture, some city officials say they
arc prepared to heed loman's advice.
"We will probably launch a study
of ou.r beaches so we know how to
deal with their preservation," Mayor
Bob Gentry said Wednesday. "We've
assumed the beaches wiU always be
there, but that's not the case: And we
thought seawalls were the answer to
the problem, but they lead to new
problems. Putting sand ·on the
beaches makes a lot of ~nsc."
Inman said tbo...dry period Cali-
fornia has expenenced during tbe
past 30 years gave people a faJsc sense
of sccunty, encouraging them to build
homes closer to the ocean. Now the
state is expenencing a variable
weather pattern, or alternating years
of dry and wet spells.
plans are progres">lng to affiliate the
hospital with UCI. He said he will ask
UCI Chancellor Daniel Aldnch by
letter this week to nominate six
candidates as prospective' hospital
board member!>. In add1t1on, meet-
ings arc being scheduled between the
IMC stall and members of a UCI
affiliation committee, Baker said.
DEATH PUZZLING ...
"Regardles~ of the referendum. we
"'ere moving foNt.rd .. Bake1 ~ad.
i\ month ago Tucsda} the st.ate
ga"e appro' al to the I MC backed b}
a cadre of etv1c. and bu'\inC'>S interest!>
that includes Hoag 'Vlemonal Hospi-
tal and the In int: ( o A cond111on of
approval wa!> a promise by IMC to
create a SI ma I hon annual fund to pay
for health care (or the poor The fund
would accrue from a fee on tenant<, of·
the nearb~ medical lOmplex ad-
van.cxd b' the In 1 nc < o
From Al
Fick said there as nothing to
indicate foul play 1n lgnarra's death
JUSt as there is nothing to indicate that
the young man would have taken b1s.
own life.
"I spcnt that whole da} (Jan 15)
"llh him and I never noticed any-
thing wrong." Ricardo lgnarra said of
ha\ brother "Unless there wa!> some-
thing rcall) wrong. something real!) ·
troubling ham that I didn't know
aoout."
He !>aid ll would be "out of
character'" for has brother to stop by
the beach "es~c1all} at 11 at night an
the middle of want<:r ..
Fick said lgnarra ha~ been
portra\.ed as "a nice normal guy" h>
his friends. co-workers and relauves.
"He wasn't into drugs or alcohol.
His business was doing well. There's
JUSt no indication that-1here was anythlD~ WTOnJ Or unusal going on 10
his hfe,' ex plamed Fick.
"But apparently he also was a very
quiet 10d1v1dual who kept things to
himself." the detective added.
lgnarra was a co--0wner of the
Fabnc Mill . an upholstery shop. A
1976 graduate elf Huntington Beach
~gh School, lgnarra hved by himself
in an apartment and wrote short
storie'i an his spare time.
A memorial service was to be held
today an Huntington Beach.
BUDGET PROJECTS A BIG DEFICIT •.•
From A'}..
Reagan, an ha'> rnc'>'>agc accompa-
ny111g the document. took note of the
red ink, ...ay1ng.
''Onl) the threat of indefin1tcly
prnJonged high hud~ct defic:th threat-
eno, the continuation ol sustained
non-anflataonaf) growth and pros-
pcrit}' It raise'> the '>petter of sharp!)
b1ght:r 1nterC'>l rate\. t:hoked-olT an-
' e">tmcnt. renewed rccc<>'11on and
n~1ng unemplo-.mcnt ·
Hy l allcd tor the delil 11 problem to
tx· "laad to rc'il .. through <J b1partl\,tn
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effort to curb spending.
He also urged. as he has previously.
enactmeill of con~1ttut1onal amend-
ments that would require a balanced
budget and gn·c the president
lrne-1tem veto authorit> so he cou ld
pa.re and1v1duaJ atems from ap-
propriations balls rather than accept·
ang -or reJett1ng -the measures an
total.
In an clec11on )Car. the adminas-
trataon apparently decided against
addrngcontroversaal spendangcuts or
tall1ng proposaJs to llS financial
blueprint. especially since the lake-
hhood of Congress heeding !>uch
suggesuons -even to pare the
troublesome deficits -,., considered
slim .
Q,erall. the blueprint callc, for
'>pending $925 5 h1ll1on next }'Car. up
from the $853 8 h1ll1on cm mated for
th 1'> year
A\ a resul\. govcrnml'nt '>Pl'ndang
'>'ould anount tor nearl> 24 percent
ol the value of nation\ output of
guodo, and \('fVllC\ an I 91S5. above the
i2.4 percent in 1980. the year hctore
Reagan took office.
fhe hu<lgct document laud~ the
adm1n1strat1on cfforh to keep
domestic spending under control. It
\Clad spcnding on domestic programs
'AOuld run S523. I btJ.)1on next year
"1nually the same as"'last year. when
adjusted for inflation.
Underpinning the budget plan are
the administration's assumptions
that the economy will continue
ellpanding at a solid pace through the
end of the decade, despite the deficits
that pnvate economists worry could
'itnk the recovery.
The projections also forecast that
anflataon, interest rates and un-
employment will decline.
Wnh that rosy economic outlook,
the deficits are projected to decline to
SI 52 billion an 1988 and S 123.4
b1lhonin 1989
Overall, the budget blueprint urges
spending cuts of about $9 billion in a
va nety 6f non-defense programs,
about half of wb.1.Ch woul4 be W1ped
out by fresh increases in other areas.
Turning to the military, the docu-
ment a!>h ( ongress to boost spending
next yea r b) 14.5 percent, to $264 .4
ballaon, b~ far the biggest increase for
any major agt·ncy. After discounting
for 1nt1ut1on. the boost would be 9.3
pcru:nt.
No maJor new weapons are
propo\C<l But tens of billions of
dolla'"' would go for 40 MX nuclear
masc;llec;, almost two dozen shjps and
hundred!-. of planes, tanks and other
armaments There would be a 5.5
p<:nent pa) raise for the 2.1 million
men and women in unifo rm.
LIBERTARIAN PARTY •.•
From Al
rights Thc onl~ proper law!> arc thme
which penal11e such rnnd111 1 a!>
murder. rape. kidnapping. robbery
and other crime\ wh1r h "tolate !><>mc-
onc·~ nght~
'iomc of the 1rnmet.11atc reforms
lkrgland 1\ adv{)(.'3tmg .•
•Repeal of law\ which mKourage
work, \UCh as minimum wage laws,
•E:.nd of tht" e.11pnnsion of the
money \upply by the federal govern-
ment,
•The elam1nat1on of all ,uh 1dies 10
industry and agncu!turc. and. maJo·
reduct.Jons 1n m1ht~ry ~pending.
•Permanen' w1thdrawuJ of U.S
nultt.ary troops from &JI eotanahna
military alliances to ehminate nsk of new wars:
•Return and reduction of all troops
to tha country for \Ole PUt'J'O!e of
prc1tecuon ap1n'1 1nv111on
•Estabhshmcnt of no-flrs~tnke
nuclear policy: and
Just Call
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•Rcplacmg the Social Secunty
">Y">tem wath voluntary alternatav.cs
Wath a budget of between S 1
m1l11on and $3 malhon. Bergland as
confident he will ~t on ihc ballot tn
all SO states. He said at'~ still too early
to predict how well he will do at the
polls in November. but he docs
expect to get more vote~ than prede·
ccssor Ed Oark got an his presidential
bad in 1980. ~
C lark talhed 921. I 88 votes -I
percent of the total votes qist; Be~and ran for the state Senate an
C',ahfom1a 1n I 980 and garnered 200,000 votes.
Even tfBeraJ.and d0«n't land in the
Oval QDlce (and a Libertarian never
has). he said bii campa1an cquld atilt
be con11<kred a victory
.. ,, the Llben.anan ana.ly111 of
l\JUCI becOmes a part of Jhe poht1cal
d1al<>sue th.en we will have won ••
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Irvine sChoOl.s seek security
By ANDREA ADEL.SON ~ ... o.ltr ..........
Shhh, Big Brother may be listerung
in Irvine.
The lrvme school district wants to
fight campus crime with a costly
security system sensilive enough to
det~ a conversation, a water pipe:
breaking. a fire crackling or a thief
tampering.
Tonight the school board is to
consider inst.ailing a network of
listening devices that may cost up to
$175,000 to combat' an escalating
wave of vandalism and burglary that
last year cost the district nearly
$1 00,000.
"Irvine doesn't have any more of1t
than our neighbors have had in the
last 10 years," Deputy Super-
intcndant Ron Upton said Tuesday.
The board meets at 7:30 p.m. at
lakeside Middle School, 3 Lemon-
g.rass.
. Correction
A Monday story in~ Daily Pilot
about how some unacrvpuloUJ oper-
ators take advantqc of upirilll
models, actrefRI a.ocf acton included
a phone number fonhe state Labor
COmmbaio.ner't Oftke 10 call if a
talent llt'QCY'• c.laimt wen doubted. The Llbor Co.mmiuioner'a office movod _,the telepboneoumbet bu
cbaMed. Tbe new number is (213)
620-1204. The Daily Pilot tttreta the error.
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. Irvine schools seem to be the lafJCt
of crooks· steaJing more expensive
property, with financial losses stem-
ming from burglaries iocreasing over
300 percent in the past three years, a
school security report says.
Theft and burglary Josses
amounted to $45.000 in fiscal year
I 983, while losses due to vandalism
equal that tot.al. the report says.
"They arc stealing from the tax-p:!," Upton said. ·1.c-petty cash, calculators and
t ters were on.cc the thieves'
booty, the prcferrd items now are
computers and video equipment. It's
a trend Irvine police have also noted
this fall in connection wuh office
breakiru.
The system under consideration
would momtor zones at each of the
d1stnct's 28 school sites. The average
installation cost is S6,000 pCT' school
and S 1 SO per month in monitoring
fees. Upton said he hopes to have up
to eight sites hooked up with.in 90
days. but doesn't contemplate finish·
ing the project until next year.
"They are great as long as the ~uy
on the oth~r end is awake," Irvine
police Sgt. Dick Bowman said. He
said several Irvine businesses use
similar devices and have overheard
burglaries in progress.
Bowman said Irvine schools arc no
more vulnerable than any other
busmess, but teen-age thieves are the
pr~dominant culprits.
Targe~ gas stations
restrained by judge
Target ~s stations in Orange, Los
Angeles, San Bernardino and River-
side counties, have ~n ordered by a
Superior Court JUdJe to ref ram from
engaging an unfair or fraudulent
business practices.
California Target Enterpnscs was
sued for allegedly selling. low octane
gasoline containing htgh perce ntages
of alcohol wi thout informing cus-
tomers, selling gasoline con-
taminated with water or containing
exc,ess amounts of lead and display-
1 ni signs that could be construed to be
masleadmg. 0 Target, a Downey-based gasoline
d1stnbutor which operates about I 00
service stations in Southern Cah-
forn1a, is not affiliated wath the
s1m1larly named Target department
stores.
Orange County District Attorney
Cecil Hicks said the company was
sued by .the petroleum products
section of the state Department of
Food and Agnculture's Division of
Measurement Standards.
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and casual selections fr'om POSH . Offered this season
are our suits made of featherweight worsted wool,
tropical blends as well as silks and gabardines.
Our sports coats include styles tailored of,
reiw silk, linen blends and an ever so light weight
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Benefit concert
set for·Fainriew
The Newport Harbor Area chapter of Soroptimist
lntemationaJ plans to hold a benefit concert for Fairview
State Hospital Feb. 9 11 8 p.m. '
The concert will feature a ParaaU1yan harpist, two
vocal aroups and an instrumental ensemble. Reservations
for the concert, whach will be held at the Anthony N. Toto
Auditorium at Fairview, 2SOI Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa.
must be made by Feb. I.
Admission ts $7 in advance and $8 ..ti the door. For
anfonrualion. ull 9S1-5100 or 957-S 111.
ClJarlty rummage we open•
The Orange County Specif.I Olympics is hold.in&. a .
grand opcnina rummaae 141e at its recently opened thfit\
store in Anaheim, beginnina today and continwna
tqcpuah Sunday.
The store 1s located at 1213 Western Ave .. near Ball
Road. Usable items arc bcana sought and anformatiOn as
available at 995-2225.
Proceeds from the sale will help send 200 rttarded
athletes to Berkeley for the state competition in June.
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Mesa :slaylng charges still petfd11!i.f ".
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Nearly two weeks after a Costa' Meta woman was
found murdered and an elderly motel owner was nea.rtr.
beaten to death, Joseph Katcher remams in a hospital jatl
ward as authorities ponder what to do.
Katcher, 67, iuuspcctedofmurdennaha,40-year-old
wife, Kay; ao their Costa Mesa condom1u111um and
drlvina to Desert Hot Springs where ht allefedly tried to
kill the owners of a highway motel.
The Costa Mesa man, however, still has not been
(onnally chAIJcd with any of the crimes.
Authorities 'n Desert Hot Spnnp have been waitana
to see if 76-ycar-old motel owner Arthur Sussle's
condition improves before filina criminal ch.,..e1.
accordina to Sat. Ed Gibson.
Sussle, badly beaten m the head. has been in a coma
sin~ Jan. 19.
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charpd with a cnmc Mthin •a hours but because Katcher
11 beina treated for his owo iojurin1 the "clock technically
hasn't started nannina yet." 1a1d Oabton ..
Katcher, a mas1eur wbo worked 1n lrvme, suffered a
broken wrist, fractured skull and bnuted nbt when be
allqedJy beat Su11le and then reportedly tried to stransJe
the motel owner's wife, Pauline. · ..
The Costa Meta man also scuffled with polf~ before
beinf. restrtined.
•As Jon~ as he's in the hospital ward, we don't have to
file charaes,' said Gibson. "I know it sounds horrible but
we've been holdina off until we know 1fwe have a murder
or an attemp~ _murder on .o.ur hands."
-Autbonun tn the two cmcs have not dtclded whether
Katcher will remain an Riverside County to stand tnaJ or
be returned to Oranae County.
Acoordina to police, Katcher alleaedly kilted his wife
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Jao. 18 ma bedroo·m ottbC1r Eld~ A uceon ansum
and drove to the 1111aU 1own outsi.d< Deteti Hot Sp
Katcher waf directed to the uulc Guest Houte by 1
rabbi he had IO~I out. poltoc tatd. The nut morn.ina.
offiocn ~ called to tht m01d by 1 piesi •bo md tbe
he#d tcn:aml.
Patrolmen allcaed that •hen tbey arrived, Kal.Chtr
WU in the proCeta or}traaJlint the OWDCf"S Wife. 0 We had
to liteTally puU him otr her," taid one police
spokoswoman. .
Suttle was found unconlC'ious in an ad=
bedroom. He remains in criocal cond1tioo at
Hospital i.n PaJm Sprinp w~ he underwent suracry on tut bead for a blood cloL
The wife wu treated and released but remains
"hysterical," acc:ordina to police.
Funeral services, meanwhtle, were held in Costa
Mesa Monday for Kay Katcher.
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Prot~pappas
court action
tangled web / Fund-ralslng leeture elated
People 10terested in learning the latest fund-raising
techniq~es are invited t~ a free prc:view o f~he USC Co.ll~ge
of Continuing Educataon's ceruficate in fund raising
Saturday at the South Orange County Volunteer Center,
1440 E. First St .. Suite 305, Santa Alla.
The program wtll run from 10:30 a.m. to noon.
Funher informataon may be obtained by calling USC at
752-5505.
,. Dlvo'rcl~g topic of lectures ·
A lecture Jtie~ cntjtled "Everything You Wanted to
Know About 01\'orcing·· wiltbe gi~en Monday from 7 to
8:30 p.m. at 180 I Parkcourt Place, Building F, Suite I 0 I,
Santa Ana.
Janeen Hahn-Cunningham, a marriaac. family and
child counselor and divorce medfato"'° will Icade the
lectures. CaJI 547-9078 for more information.
'Game of Games' 11et at SCR
The next performance of "The Game of Games;· a
motavationaJ stage production, will be given Monday at 8
p.m. at South Coast Repenory, 655 Town Center Drive,
Costa Mesa. ·
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in Coeta Mea find their ta.all a real pane.
J ge won •t dismiss denttses
bankruptcy bid before trial
By JEPF ADLER °' ... .,..,,......., )
AU .S. Bankruptcy Courtj,udge has refused to dlsmiu
Costa Mesa dentast Tony Protopappa.s' SltJcl million
bankruptcy action, cpmplicating the scheduled\
mid-February start-up. of the doctor's lCOOnd-depccl
murder trial and clouding the ability of his defense
attorneys to remain on the case .
The unexpected problems arose when benk.ruptey
Judge Aaron Phelps denied Protopappu· requelt to
d1sm1ss the Dec. 12 bankruptcy action Monday.
The dentist and his tial)ktuptcy attorney, Fred
Chesley, bad requested the. dismissal after learnina a
bankruptcy judgment would complicate Protopappu•
trial on second-degree murder cha1JC1 relatina to the
anesthesia-related deaths of three pauenu who alJCledly
died folJowing treatment at bis biah-volurnc 19th S"tteet
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The bankruptcy court's ;actwn could mean that
defense attorneys Robert Tuller and Stanford Shaw, listed
as creditors on the petition, would have to withdraw from
the ca~ or not be paid for their services.
The program shows four basic lifestyles and how they
interact with one another. The show includes six
youngsters making their first stage appearance.
Tickets are S 12.50 and may be ordered by calling
476--0151 or by sending a check to Communication
Company International, 342 Vista Madera, Newport
Beach 92660.
Valley repair-shop suspended
AJso, Protopappas would have no way to pay the
many expert witnesses expected to be called dunng the
trial becaw.e bis assets are under the banluuptoy couit's
control.
Protopappas filed the petition. claaming debts
t0l8ling $100 million and ~2,000 creditors, without the
knowledge of his crlminal defense anomeys. both said
during a hcarina earlier this month. •· I
State pulls licens6 even though
Mn. Deakmejlan plans NB talk J~rm has gone out of busine
California's first lady, Gloria Deulut\cJianl. ~e of the
Governor, will talk with the Balboa Bay ~ublican
Women's Federated on next Wednesday at I l a.m.
The rneetinJ will be held at the lrvine Coast Country
Oub. For more information call 673-7263.
Parents' session set ln Valley
A two-session workshop for parents enutled "How to
Teach Your Child to Cope with the Outside World" wtll be
offered Feb. 8 and 16 at Tamura School in Fountain
Valley. ·. · .
The workshop, ofTered 1>y the Orange.County Faf!laly
Counseling Center, will address sexual assault prevention.
dealing with strangers, minimizing risks when ~hil~n arc
alona and recogmzing potenually dangerous sn~uon~.
Cost is S7 per person and S 10 per couple. Registrauon
will be a~tcd at the-door Feb. 8. For furthet
anfonnataon, call 557-1000.
Wednesday, February 1
• 7:30 p.m .. lrvlne Unified School District Board of
Education, Lakeside Middle School, 3 Lemongrass,
Irvine.
• 8 p.m ., Coast Community CoUege District Board of
Trustees, Costa Mesa Gty Council Chambers. 77 Faar
Dnve.
Thursday, February 2
• 7: 30 p.m., Fountain Valley School District Board of
Tru1tee1. Distnct Headquarters. 1721 0 Oak St.
PoucE Loe
A Fountain Valley electronics repair shop was the
target of a d1sc1phnary aeuon announced recentJy by the
state's Bureau ofilectroruc and Appliance Repair.
The license issued to Hugo Ramon Mascia for
operation of Master Service TV, Inc., 10725 Ellis Ave., has
been suspended for 90 days, and a two-year probation
period has been imposed even though Mascia has closed
the business.
The penaht1es were levied for a v1ola t1on of the state
Business and Professions Code.
Although the Fountain Valley repaar business has
been closed for some time. the penalties would apply if
Mascia attempted to reopen the shop, according to Jack
Hayes. chief of the Bureau of Electronic and Appliance
Repair. ba~d in Sacramento.
$100,000 PLEDGED
TO ARTS CENTER
The Bullock's/Bullock's Walshare Co. has pledged
SI 00,000 to the Orange County Performing Arts Center.
officials announced.
The latest gifi brings the Center's fund-raasmg total to
$47.2 million. A total ofS85.5 m1lhon is the target of the
fund-raising campaign for building and endowing the
proposed Costa Mesa theater complex.
Bruce M. Schwaegler, president of Bullock's. said.
"We are pro ud to have our stores an Orange County
represented an thas excellent undertaking. We hope our
contribution will help assure that the Center will be able to
open as planned in October 1986."
The Center which will include a 3,000-seat theater
and a 1,000-sea't theater. is under construction in the
South Coast Plaza Town Center area.
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Cops nab last two suspects
in kidnap of Valley youth
Founta~~ll y police detec .. ivcs Jose. · . . . princip~l's office at La Quinta fi1gh
have taken into ustody the last two Three other Juvcnalcs previously School in Garden Grove. ..
suspects want or allegedly kidnap-were arrested in the abduction of the Isaacs said one of the suspects,
pin1 a 14-year-old Vietnamese boy Fountain Valley youth identified as Tuyen V~n Dao, . also .ha~ ~n
while he was walkmg home fi~m Los Vuong Huy Ngo. charged wt th susp1c1on of in~am1dat-
Amigos High School Jan. 23. N& who was beaten, threatened ing a witness He 1s linked to an attack
The two suspects, Tuyen Ya Dao, wnh a aun and dr:\ven to Sa~ Jose on the k.Jdnappc!d boy's older
18 and Hoa Nhua Chung, 20, both of during the abduction, according to brothers, acoordt~ to l~cs, and 1s Sa~ta Ana, were returned in band-Isa.a.cs. pve his carton the slip when a~legedly involved. m making t~rcats
cuffs to Fountain Valley and we·.: he sneaked out o a San Jose motel aimed at pcrsuad1na the famtly to
lodaed in Orange County Jai~ on room while they apparently were dis~"' charaes related to the earlier
charaos of kidnap and assault wt th a asleep. 1nc1dent.
deadly weapon. accordina to Oetec· Two juveniles were arrested Isaacs w~ the Jouna. suspects
tivc Steve Isaacs. shortJy af\er Nao eteaped and alcned learned a wal'TI\nt ha been issued for
The 1wo men surrendered Monday San Jose police while a third you~h their arrest after talkina to thear
to a ~urity guard at a Motel 6 in San was arreste<l a few days later an the parents by telephoM.
An electronic repair business cannot operate without
a license, he said. ·
Hayes said Mascia. owner of the business, agreed to
the 90-day suspension and the probation as the penalty in
a st\pulated judgment. In a stjpulated Judgment, Hayes
sai<L the stale and the business agree on certain cb.argcs
and penalties before the matter goes to a hearing.
OranatCounty-SupcrloL Cou.rt.J.uQic...l&is Cardenas
assigned to the murder trial, said he planned to meet with
· bot.b both Deputy District Attorney James Cloninger and
the defense team to discuss the problem.
Accordins to Hayes. the business ~wner admitted a
violation in fa1hng to describe the services performed and
parts supplied on an invoice.
Both Cardenas and Ooninger sa1d they had received
assurancn dunng an carher heanng that the dentist's
motion to withdraw the pctiuoo would routinely be
granted.
Mascia's attorney Marshall Schulman said the
violation involved an invoice in which lhe handwriting
was illegible and said his client admitted to no other
v1ola11ons.
Cardenas said that he faces two choice·s if Tuller and
Shaw decide-they cannot continue. The case could 'be
assigned to the Public Defender's Office. which might
mean an additional delay an the tnal of ~veraJ months. or
the defense attorneys could be appointed by the court and
serve at couruy expense.
Pri~ci pal _seeks LB council seat
' A 52-year-old high school pnnc1pal w~ need cxceUent schools for our
has announced his candidacy for the d11ldrcn. we need affor~blc housing
Laguna Beach City Council. 1 J and. a wa~k-around environment for
Sincl;l.ir "Si" Jones. a member o'f senior cata~ens.''.
the city' Design Review Board, saad . H~ has adentafie~ traffic. p~rk.ing,
ht is concerned with "the destructive h11ls1de and coastline protection as
forces that exploit rather than protect so_me oft he maJor issues the caty faces
Laguna" and that he is "determined this year.
to preserve Laguna's unique appeal as Jones is pnncipal of the Placentia
a haven and a showplace for the ans Unified School Dastnct's continu-
and crafts. and specialty shops." auon high school.
Meanwhile. Dennis Vinciguerra Before becoming aJJ4ucator. he.
who only recently declared his can-specialized an labor 'and'-tndustnal
d1dacy has announced he is relations with the Ford Motor Com· withdrawin~ from the City Council pany, Foster Wheeler Corporation
race for business reasons. Vinc1guer-and for the First Charter Financial
ra's withdrawal leaves three can-Corporation. He as also a panner an a
didates -Jones. incumbent Neil J. bowling and recreation center 10
Fitzpatnck and polat1cal activu1 John Yorba Landa. J. Gabnels -'<ying for two scats in
the Apnl 10 election.
Jn a prepared statement. Jones said
"all n t1zrn~ mu~t be active in protect-
ing our beachc., and hills and JUSl as
hubcaps from an Oldsmobile parked
1n Huntington Beach, a Cypress
resident told officers Tuesday. The
los'i wao; estimated at S500. • • • A motomt told police Tuesday that
someone stole his whale 1978 Datsun
pickup with camper she.ii. parked on
Beach Boulevard near Pacific Coast
Highway. The loss was estimated at
$4,000.
CoetaMeaa
An employee of the May Co
depanment sto~ in South Coast
Plaza was arrested on suspacaon of
grand theft and embeu.lcment Tues--
day after security guards alleged they
had filmsofher stcalinaSl.870 from a
cash register Elizabeth Anft Cotton,
19. of Santa 'Ana, was released on her
own m:oanazancc aner beana booked
into the Co"a Meu Police Depart
ment Jaal • • •
In addition. Jones l!i also a member
of the Laguna Greenbelt. Inc .. Village
Laguna and the Laguna Presbytenan
Church
they hadn't parked up any clothes
The man. who liv<'s on the 400 block
of Costa Mesa Street. told police 16
Oxford cloth ~h1rt~ and fi ve paars of
slacks were <;tolen Lbs~ was csll·
mated lit S 1.21
Jmne
A thief ~nt the doo1 lock of
Printron1x. 17570 Cartwnght Road.
this morning before making off wath
two lBM t)pe,Hatcr~ of un-
determined value • • • Break-ms occurred at four home-;
in the Grc>..e5 mobile home p:&rk 1n
Northwood dunng da\h&ht hou"
Monday. Th1cve5 41mashcd wmdow\,
pried doors and slid open unlocked
windows to gain entf) before ran-
sackin• the homes and 'teahna pn
manly Jewelry and cash • • • • /<. scbool counS(lor told police that
Slnclalr Jonea
wa>. Sund<n night and removed
S~03 64 an ca~h. •
Fountain Valley
Someone apparent!) used a le\ to
unrock the managl'r'" office and stoic
$3.200 from the Gue'it House re\·
taurant. 1mno 'W arner A'c • • • Thieves stole a $1 .000 pnnt cu·cuat
board asscmbh unat from the iana·
Tech ( orp. IR \(>8 Band1her C arde • • • .\ burglar stoic a S.lOO \urlboard
from a garage 1 ~ 18000 block of
Mt \.\ aterma n <;trttt • • • i\ 53-)c.-ar-old cabinet makc.-r ~1d
"'omeonr-appa~ntl) usang a BB gun
s.hot a hole 1n tht nght pa,~r
windo~ of h1\ yello~ To)Ota pickup
while he wa dnv1ng on tht <ian Diego
Freev.a). outh of Magnoha • trttt • • • Buratars ransa~ked a rtsttkoce m
the 9000 block of Crocus Avcnur and...
\tole COIO'I and a tek\UJOn 'ioC'l ,
•
R ....... Beach A home buJ'llary was reported Someone broke into a l"&Y Cbev-un~ .. on Tuesday cvenina on the 700 b[ock of rolct El Camino parked Tuesday on
Three home 14rqes wert broken
into Tuesday by thieves who cut the garaac padlock• wtth bolt cutters.
Two of the rc$1dcnccs arc in the 2200
block of Pomona Avenue and the
other an tht 2900 block of Pepper Trte
a 16-ye.ar-old $tudtnt reponcd ~he
had been repeatedly SCAUlll)'
molested dun~ the la~ two years
Police, who refused to uy who has
been qucsttoned 1n connecuon ~1th
the aJJept1on. said the girt •~ st•"•na
an her home while the anvcst1pt1on as
Newport Beach \
Thieves cut a hole •n the roof of a
car parlccd on the 1300 bloc of Pan
Alrcnue and took a st(T'C'O and
spcakm \•aJucd at $700
A resa~ent of the 900 block of Lake Street Tbe 10ta, estimated at thc6100blockofJadeCircle. The loss
Acadia. fCPOr;tcd Tuetd.ay that a SJ 801 included a telev1s1on set and a included stereo equipment worth
fenced-an, chaaned~up dot~ s~~e tnovae projector. S 180 and tools wonh S200. last Fnday. Tbean1mal w111dent1ficd • • • • • •
es a aatdcn brow.n ~it.bull worth S · women was al'T'CSted Tuesday A S6·year-old woman wu a~t.cd
Someone stole a bllle 1966 Chev-emoo~ at the Spon Mai:t . storc1 Tuesday afternoon at the Broadway
rolct Mafibu parked Tuesday m 'front 7433 Edmaer A vc., on 1usp1caon or ~ore. 1111 Edm'cr A vc .. on &u.1pa-
of a home on the 7000 block of Ford shopUf\i~ Clothina wonh S.O ~ ~ • caon of shoplJf\itlJ. Two blOUJel·
Drive. The loss W1J ntimtied at recovered. . ·-----. ./" worth $38 were ~overed. -.......... ---·-···.... . .. Sl,000. • • • ~ • A "resident of the 1000 bloc~ of A resjdent of .pc 16700 block of
,.. man parked at 6th Sttcct and Eniland Stttct iold police Tuesday Graham Street n:poned Tuesday that
Pacific Coast H1ahway called police that a maroon boy•' bicycle had been someone stole has "brown 1971
Tuc1day to report Lhat 50mconc atolcn from lhuumaton Beach Haah Cadilllc Coupe de VIU wonh brok~ into hit areen 19$9 C'hevrolcl School. The lo Wa\ tSltmltcd Ill s ~.soo. p.ckup Thelo sancludcdaSIOwaJlct SIOO -• • •
and S.O rn cash 1 Someone tole lour
Lane. • • •
An automobile hood CO\'er, ~at
covers, two beach chairs. a rad1Q. a
beach bag. a Jacket and • car cover
were stolen Monday from th.c car of
an Irvine man who left his con-
vertible lop open whale park~ an the
South Coast Plau parkana lot The
loss was placed at $680 • • • A man who cn.-acd a clcamna scn•1~ to pack up h1• di')' clcan1.ni at
his home wa c.Aught Wlth his ~nts
down whtn, anct lcavtna dtn) cloth~ on his parch for t\\'u wttk he
cal~ 1bc 'Clf-ancn" and J1 ~cred
conttnuana " ••• Jewelry and cash of undetermined
value was taken from home on
Minen Trail betWCC'n 8 a m and S ~.m. Monday b> a buraJar who broke
a damns room wtndow to aet an
Laeun• Beach ·
A din bike and tqwprntnt valued
at $2 7S9 ~-ere reponed •tolen Mon-
day from a p 11 2000 block ot
Hallv1ew On\.-e, • • • i\n unlr.nown U'IJ>CC\ c:nttrcd a side
window to tht offiC"t of tht 1 lo ttl
Cahfomaa. lJ 16 South C t H1ah•
•
• • • C 1ty emplo)OC$ reponed that 18
tr«t hahts on Ltclo I le twlve bun
\bot out with 1 pellet or BB 1un iDCC t.lit.bqlnn11~1 of Jinu.ary. Tbe'"tow ·-
cost t~ CU} was put II $$70 • • •
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Countdown leads to
·adventurous launch
By ta.r A11oclat~ Prett
CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. -The countdown for
America's I 0th space shuttle m1ss1on began today with the
crew predicting the JOurncy would open "new frontiers ..
for ~rvicinJ satellites and building the permanent
otbitma st.auon President Reaen has endorsed. Among
'the "very spectacular novelties · planned for the fi ve-day
fli&ht aboard the shuttle Challenger are the first space
wilk.s without lifelines: Two of the five astronauts arc to
move away fro'm the shuttle with a backpack propelled by
nitrogen gas jets. Liftoff from Cape Canaveral is scheduled
for 8 a.m.
Seven dead ln rowhouse fire
WASHINGTON -Seven people were ki lled toda)
in a three-alarm rowhousc fire that left 15 others mjured,
officials said. h was the city's worst fire m four years. The
blaze, which was reponed at 2:50 a.m. by a passing
policeman. took more than an hour to extinguish,
according to city fire officials. Firefighters were st1U
removing bodies hours after the fire was brought under
control. their rescue effom hampeted by a collapsed floor.
said city police spokesman Jim Battle.
$6.2 mllllon ln securltles lost
PORTLAND. Ore -The FBI sa}s it's probing the
apparent theft of a bag containing S6.2 million worth of
negottable and non-negotiable securities m transit from
Portland to Los-Angeles Jan. 10. An FBl agent in Los
Angeles said Tuesday that S3. I 2 million of the missjng
securities WM negotiable and could easily be sold for cash.
Brinks Inc. has offered a $50,000 reward for information
leading to the recovery of the bag's contents.
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Flynt sentenced to 15 months
LOS ANGELES - A federal JUdge has sentenced
Larry Flynt to 15 month.., in prison for ~ont~mpt <?f court
after a six-hour. obscenit)·laced heanng in which the
paraplegk Hustler magazmc publisher was gagged and
h.andcuffed.10 his wheelchair Fl) nt, 43, crippled by a 1978
assassinatjon attempt, was calm at first on Tuesday when
V.S: Distncl Judge Manuel Real ruled him in CO!ltempt
for a Dec. I 2 outburst before a lt:deral magistrate. When
'Real sentenced h1m to six month!i 1n pnson. Flynt began
yelling obscenities and screaming: "GI\ c me more! Give
me more!"
Phony birth certlflcates for sale
::::... . LOS ANGELES -One Los A~eles County worker
was fired and another suspended without pay afteMhey
-and a third person were accused -0f selling phony birth
certificates to undercover immigration officers. Joe
Gonzalei de Leon, a Collections Department clerk, and
----Joe Sephus Clemmons. a non-permanent clerk in the
recorder's office. were arraigned last Wednesday on a
federal charge of knowing}) transfemng false identifi-
cation documents lo federal officers. U.S: M1l~-rai~
Volney V. Brown Jr. set bond at $5.000 each. De Leon. 25,
and Clemmons. 24, had been arrested a da) earlier by U.S.
lmm1grat1on and Na1ural1za11on Service investigators
looking into alleged sales of phon> birth certtlicates to
illegal ahens, an INS spokesman said.
Bram-damaged boy wlns sult ..
LOS ANGELES -<\ 3-\car-old bov \\llh the mental
capacity of a month-old bab) has \\On a se1tlemenl of a
negligence su11 filed on h1~ behalf aga1n~t Ross-Loos
Medical Group and Holl) "ood Pre'\hytenan Hospital
Under the agreement appni"ed Tuesday by Superior
Court Judge Robert C N)e. Jose ( ru1 and his parents will
receive an in1t1al pa yment of$500.000 wtth a guaranteed
$5,000 paid into an annuity each month for the next 12
years. The settlement would amount 10 $I 0 million if the
~hild lives to 68, which is considered unl1kelr.
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Brlef Israell labor strlke ends
TEL AVIV. Israel -About 70.000 municipal
workers returned to work today after a three-da) strike,
restoring services ranging from garbage collection 10
marriage registration. After a I 0-hour negotiating session
Tuesday m$ftt. representatn C'i of the workers and the
Finance Ministry agreed to wage increases of from
650-2,200 shekels (about $5-$18 l for the lowest-paid
workers to help offset Israel's high inflation. Media reports
said the workerS also would get the 5.000 shekel ($40) pay
hike promised to all public sector. employees after
inflation pushed up last year's pnces b) IQ I percent.
Prisoner describes Sovlet jal~s
LONDON -Pnsoners at a ~pec1al la bur camp in the
Soviet Union live 1n Lrampcd. din\ cell'\ and receive
inadequate food. water and medical care. accord1n~ to a
document published toda} b~ ~mnc~l) International.
The London-based human right<.. group puhl1shcd what ll
said wa~ a first-hand description of II\ 1ng cond1uons at a
camp for political pnsom·r~ "51nglcd out b) the So\ 1et
authonties for part1cularl ) SC\cre treatment." The
document 1s from an un1dcnt1ficd "prisoner of cons-
cience" held at the special corrcct1"c labor colon} VS 389
36-1 near Perm in the Ural Moun1a1n!i. about 750 miles
east of Moscow. Amnesty lntemauonal said.
Lebanese flghtlng increases
BEIRUT. Lebanon -Two Lebanese soldiers "ere
killed today in battles with Shute Moslem m1li11amen. and
opposition Oru!iC leader Waltd J umblatt <>aid a new round
of full-scale civil warfare was "inescapable·· An arm)
~pokesman said an officer <tnd a c,crgeanl were killed
during ·1he machine gun and rocket-propelled grenade
exchanges between army poc;1t1on~ and 'ih11te strongh olds
in a southern Beirut <;IJ'burh at m1dda) The state radio said
army troops in the hilltop \ 11lage of Sou~ el-Gharb came
under sniper fire at noon . hut no casualties were rcponed
m the village overlooking the U.S Manne bast· al Beirut
International Airport.
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Contlo~panaamake
'top l_en ' animal list ·
W ASHlNITTON (AP) -I he tnal~ and
tribulations of lhe Cahlorn1a condor,
black-footed fem:t and aiant panda arc
well-known, their love lives and struggle 10
survive often followed close I y by the media
But what about the dugona and the aye aye?
The World Wildlife Fund on Tuesda)
released its 1984 top I 0 list of endangered
species. Besides those five animals, it
included the golden-headed lion tamarin.
'kouprey, the giant Gippsland eanl\worm,
and two plants, Laramie false sagebru!ih
and Mexican cycad. ·
Russell Train, president of the conserva-
tioo group, said this year's list compri!.es
the rarest species as well as animals or
plants tbat re~ched a turning point in their
survival last year.
"Some. like the black-footed ferret !i.how-
ed a dramatic increase 1n numbers:· Tram
Said, referring to small weasels 1n Wyoming
thought to be exunct until three years ago
He said 88 of the animals. including 20
babies. were sighted last year. •
But tbe dugongs of the Persian Gulf. a
seacow thought to have inspired earl)
accounts of the mythical mermaid. ma)
have been wiped out by oil spills. the
environmental group said.
A rabbit-sized monke) called the gold-
en-headed hon tamann had a severe
setback last year. the rcpon said. There are
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breed the kouprey. th.e world's largest B!'<l
rare t wild oxen which once roamed
through Southeast Asia. But that plan was
canceled.
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but real test ahead
jtty gives up TV for
nonth to kick habit
televii.1on for the entire month.
Television will nose in at the ctremonv
where a news anc.honnan from Hartford"'i
WFSB-TV \viii present lhe awards.
In fact, sponsors say, television itself was
a major contributor to the project's suC<JCss
because of the publicitY. i( provided.
Ge~µyel talks ·at
LeQanon collap$e
Says Marines must ~tay to
. ensure country•s survival
WASHINGTON (AP) -Lebanese Preli.dent Amin
Oemayel bu indtctted that the Wlthdrawal of U
Marines from biJ country could le.ad to lbe coJla of
unity there and ultimately harm Amencan 1nterdts in tbe FARMINGTON, Conn. ~AP) -The
ial is ovef but the verdict 1s still out on
hether this to~n·s month-Ion' effon to
tck the TV habit was successful an creating.
community <?f d1scrimlnating viewers.
Backers claim that up to a third of
TV news coverage .. ilfimcdiatcly brou&ht
national ~nd inter:iatlonal aue,ntion on thJi' community and virtually everyone in tow
was aware of it," Streich said.
Middle East. / ....,, .
• Oelnayel, in an interview publishc'1 in e-V.1 l ·
Wuhlnatdn.Pott, also blamed Syria for bJockiqa ~ Ott to
·achieve a sccunty plan thit WQllld end lbe · na
between various Lebanese factions. anninaton"'s 16,000 residents survived
muary without television. Now they are
ailing to sec if many -or any -
:nnaneotly reduced their dependence cm
te tube.
.. When we sta.ned the expcri ment on Ja
3, we were literally inundated by telephone
calls from Canadian television, British
television, American television, television
network programs, local telC'Vision Boston
television and New York televisi'on " he
Discussina the 1,600 Ma.rioes at the ~l Inter-
national Airport, Gemayel a.id their preaence "is
symbolic an~J>:dvidcs mom upport for the whole free
.. world." He a : "The Marines are noi bctDJ asked to be'
militarily responsible:• · ·
School Supenntendent William Streich
jd Tuesday he wou.Jd measure the
:P.Crimcnt's success "b; the number o1
!il~n and adults ID this community that
ill tum on their televisions in February
id be more d1scnmmating."
~idTu~ay. ' • > Oemayel's comments Qame as Conaress. led by the
Democratic leadership, oresscd to act ,the Req;in
administration to pull the Marines out of Lebanon. Streicfi estimated·ttiat at least one-third
of t~~ fami~j~s with school-age children
participated ID the TV turn-off 1n this
affluent Hartford suburb.
.. In one elementary school 27 percent
were stiH involved at the end of last week "
• -. /
Refcrrina to advocates of the pullout, Gema~! said.
.. AR they thin.kins about the alternative to the COllaj)IC of
the Lebancte aystcm and government and what tb11 will ~ to the free world in general and to American
in\et~ts in the Middle Ea.st? · Those among the lown 's 2 600
·hoolchildrcn who charted their families'
mu~ viewrng patterns will tum in their
lta this week, wtth results to be announced r Feb. 9.
he said. ' ... ·----------...;:.....;=------..<:.....-___ _J_ ________ I "Wb~ ~I ~ the mam beneficiary of such a collapse?
.,, ... ..,..... If these cnues thmlc hard on answers to these questions, Many who went alona with the blackout •
said they made an exception for the Candidates OD lee maybe they will see that the interests of Lebanon are
imPortant LO the interests of the free world'r' he said. Members of the local Library Council,
bich sponsored the project, arc planning
1 awards ceremony for children and adults
hose pledite cards sh6w they shunned
National Football Leaaue playoff and
Supe( Bowl games.
Continued TV restraint could be
chaUcn~ed by telecasts of the Winter OJ m 1cs this month.
Sculptor Em.De Burch worka on a ~now 9CUlpture of Dem.ocradc
preeldentlal hopeful Jeue Jackson ln Concord, New Hampebire. A
Kulpture of Preetdent Reagan looka on. Burch plan• to Kulpt all the
m.~or candidatea ~the atate'a upcoml~g pret1ldentlal prlm.ary. ·
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9emayel did 'n~t say wben he thought it would be
pomblt: for the Ma~ncs t<;> ~eave Lebanon, but his aJdes
have said that even 1fa J)obucal agreementjs ~bed the
government will need the Marines' support for 90medmC:
Coke. cash and guna
L.A. County Sheriff Sherman Block ahcnr.
80me of tbe more tbe.D 230 poanda of cocaine
-atreet •alue of $50 mllllon -aelsed In a
raid on a Glendale home Monday. Nearly
$260,000 ln cub and ••en gana were
aelzed. Three people were arreated.
Slager Jackson. 's
TV spot qu~stioned
LOS ANGELES (AP)-. Bob Giral<li Productions
"did e .. erythmg properly" in arranging fireworks that
burned singer Michael Jack.son's scalp dunng frlmmg ofa
TV commercial. the firm's executive producer says.
"I don't thank anyone really knows for sure what
happened," and comments on what caused last Fnday's
accident at the Shrine Au<litoriwn are .. totally specu-
lation," Ralph Cohen said in New York.
Cohen's comments came a day after Jack.son's laywer.
John Branca, srud Jackson is considering legal action
against whoever is responsible for the accidenL
Cohen, contacted by Los Angeles' City News Service.
was unavailable for add1tiooal comment, bjs office said.
Jacks<>n. 25, stayed Tuesday at his family's Encino
home where he has been since his release Saturday from
Brotman Memorial Hospital's bum unit.
Aircraft workers
reject contract
Striking aerospace employees
vote 3 to 1 against 'last' offe_r __
LQNG BEACH. Calif. ( ..\P) -Strilung aerospace w~rkers at McDonn~l Douglas Corp.'s Long Beach plant
h:I\ e reJccted a company contract propos;rl-by a nearly 3-1
margin. even though the company ha! started hmng
replacement employees. .
"We did at." said Bob Bcl"lhoff. president of Uruted
£\uto Workers Local 148. after iuesday·s vote tn which 72
percent of thr stnkers ~ cast ballots rejected the
contract
"I'm proud of them -these people have bttn out of
work for almost four months and ltvmg without
pa)chccks. and then to havr them vote to continue this
thing," BerghofTsatd. r
The 'ote was I. 7Q6 :rgamst rail ficatton to 68 7 in
fa' or. with 126 challenged ballots. .
Douglas offered a three-year contract with annwtl
bonuSt's of 3 percent but no permanent pay boosts exocpt
for s6me highly skilled JOb classificauons. ·
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JudiCial ehoiCes . -.• defy 'crony1sm'
Like clockwork. the )Udgcs ap-
pointed by each California governor
become campaign issues every four
years. » Are they tough enough on cnme.
Did they quahfy merely .by being the
govemots CTon1es or big a mpa1gn
dono~?
But there tl> on<.' redeeming factor 1n
any governor's. Jud1c1al appoint-
ments· Evel) ~ix years, voters get a
chance to turn thl' rascals out.
That's not trul' of federal Judge!>
They are appointed b:r pre~1dent!> for
life. But prc!;1dents do't u'>ually
choose the ma1ont} oft ht" Judges the}
appoint
Senators do Each senator in the
same pany a'> a sm~ng pre!;1den1
recommends prospective JUd$CS . to
serve in his state and most prcs1d~
go along with the choices. No pres1·
dent has enough qualified personal
· acqua1n.tances to fill all the d1stn ct
judgeships at h1!> disposal.
The system has led to federal
j udgeships in California for longume
political figures like Stephen Rein-
hardt. appointed by Jimm) Caner
and A. Andrew Hauk, a L~ndon
Johnson appointee usual!) rated by
"' la~ers as the worst federal judge in
California.
That's whv the three judicial ap-
pointments recommended \0 far by
Republican Pete ~•Ison, California's
newest U.S. senator. arc such eye-
brow raisers. ·
His three choices are not onl}
apparently qualified. but none has
any known previous political links to
the senator.
The three:
• Altcemant· ~totler. a former
Orange County Superior Coun judge
first appointed to the bench b) ex-
Gov Edmund CJ Brown Jr This
recommendation 1s remarkable be-
ca use of Wilson·.., I 982 campaign
commercials cntu:111ng Brow n's ju-
dicial appointments. .
• Edward J. C1arc1a. a <iacramento
Mun1c1pal Coun Judge first ap-
pointed b) thcn-(1ov. Ronald Re-
agan. Garcia. 1nact1\c polt11cally for
man) years .. ha<; been rnnkcd as the
Sacramento area's ahlest municipal
judge b} local lawver~.
THOllS
EUAS
•Harl) L. Hupp, a 13-year veteran
of the Los Angeles Superior Court.
First appointed by Reagan, Hupp-was
chosen as tnal Judge of the year by
anorncys practicing in Los Angeles,
the largest coun system in the world.
These appointments suggest that
Wiison may be that rare bird: A
pol1t1c1an who tries to keep at least
some campaign promises.
His pamphlets in 1982 read like a
do-gooders delight. "As a U.S. sena-
tor. I will recommend tough judies
who will put repeat offenders behind·
bars," said one tract. "I will base the
appointments entirely upon ment."
Wilson obviously can't keep to the
letter of that promise. Any choices he
makes must be cleared with the
Reagan Administration before he
announces them. That's why there
are no Democrats among his picks.
But the choices are a cut above the
common run of blatantly-pollt1cal
appointments.
Partly that's because of th"t' screen-
ing comn\1ttec Wilson set up soon
after taking office. Th is group. sl m 1 lar
to the one used by Democratic Sen.
Alan Cranston during Democratic
admin1strauons 1s made up of law-
vers Wilson trusts.
· Their job 1s to pick candidates
acce ptable 10 both Wilson and Re·
agan who will not embarrass either
the president or the senator on the
bench or dusng the confirmation
process.
"The screening 1s mostly ours,"
says·a'Wilson aide. "Bu t of course we
know what the White House 1s
looking for. Still. we really arc making
a 'imcere effort to do this pro-
fessionall y. with as little cronyism as
pos5ible."
Elia~ I\ .:1 anta Monita-based
columnist on state issues
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at least some of hJs·campalgn promises.' .
THOll.A8 ELIAI
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LETTERS
Agran answered: Billions for defense ensure pea~e ·
r read with interest the Sunday. the well-studied Agran purposely ous world and the need l:Or weapons way missions. Th.e Sovie
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Jan. 22 -an1cle entjtled "Irvine overstated the cost of the bomber by such as the B-1 bomber. is very ~I. to produ~ an add1t1onal c ires
Mayor's National Forum," and felt some $300 million. Agran went on to The U.S. has not deployed a new annually. . .
that some o f the Mayor Agran's state that he would rather sec the strategic bOmber since the last B-52 The Soviets arc also fhgh~ tettmg a
erroneous comments should not go funds spent on "l 0,000 affordable rolled off the line '"· 1962. Since that new heavy bomber (8Jack;ac~) .thio
unchallenged. . houses." Well. who wouldn't rather time, the Soviet Union has d~ployed appears comparable to the B-1. tis
The mayor 'itale'i. ''l'<l lovc for the see the funds spent on defense m excess of 230 intercontinental· pe~nt larger tha~ the B-1 . has a
city oflrv1ne to ha\c the S500 mlllton funneled into homes. food. educa-range Backfire bombers.~ nuclear va~abcdle s~«P1 wina
1
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or so 'ism for a B-1 Bomber." In tom. etc.? m1SS1le-carrying Backfire has suffi-design . . 1or ow-a t1tu e stra~c
' order t ss1st h1<; argument I believe Unfortunately. we live in a danger· cient range to auack the U.S. on one-pcnctrauodn~beeapoos. The B
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gainst One-cent 'Pigeon Drop' tax hike underauaek', MayorAg.ranoby;ousty would have no problem scndtf\g ou
}'oung soldiers on suicide missions in To thl' d1tor:
P1g('fl 1 Drop r hat\ the ll'rm yOU
hear 111 these pan<, nowad3)~ You
knov. the con game where the con
an1s1s approath the little old lad}' in
tennis \hoes from Pasadena with a
packct of monc) they've found? She
gets to hold the money but in the end
lose!> her matth1ng money, plus her
share of the "found" money.
Pigeon Drop. That's how we hear
the I-cen t transponat1on tax proposal
labeled Here's the scenane>-Per-
petrators of the tai proposal° offer
Orange County c1t1es a lot of trans-
ponauon t1db1ts and cake icing. such
as money to repair local roads. Looks
enticing. How can we lose? c1t1es ask.
But they can lose and do lose just hke
the little old lady from Pasadena. For
when they cut through the icing the y
find the cake. most of the tax for
Foothill and San Joaquin freeway!>.
Forap1ttanceofa few road repairs.
th e 14 cities unknowingly embraced a
well-hidden, clever tax scheme main-
ly benefitting two land developers,
Irvine and Mission Viejo companies.
to service houses they want to build.
Pbor 14 c1t1es, victim$ of a Pigeon
Drop.
But not Huntington Beach. Hunt-
ington Beach sliced through the icing
and saw a Pigeon Drop and called the
police, voting "No" on the tax. A
courageous action for ,a principle,
since it couldn't stop the prop<>sal
from appearing on the ballot. But ifs
not too late for all other" Orange
County old and young ladies and
gentlemen to say "No" to the Pigeon
Drop and vote No on the I-cent tax
increase in June.
TOM ALEXANDER
Laguna Beach
aircraft older than the men who fly
them. That ts the very reason Presi-
dent Reagan and the Congress have
funded the B· I bomber -~deter aggression. maintain the pea , and
keep our young men out of w .
Someday It is my hope th t the
btlhons spent on national defense
could be diverted to social needs.
Unfortunately. that day is not here.
Mayor Agran s distortion of the facts
will not assist in the funherancc of
that dream.
ARGYLES. NELSON
lrvinQ
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I I Dist by L A Times Synd
"Personally, I think it's rather. cruel, keeping them In
those little round bowls."
THE ETERNAL RIDDLE: HOW LONG IS INFINITY?
I couldn't belte\.e the flood of
letters thatarrneJ on my desk a few
days afterthe puhhcat1on of an
innocent httle paragraph in one of my
"Thought'> at I argl'" columns The
item 1nquc,tinn read
"lf)ou think that mathematics
deals w11h 'fact'· a' we know th em.
how docs your mind accept the
mathematical fat t that there arc as
man} C\ en nu m h<.'r'i as there are even
and odd numbcr!l rnmb1ned?"
The reaction~ 10 this ranged from
utter puulemcnt tod1sbeltefand
ridicule. But. oftourse. every math-
ematics maJor"" ho has dealt w11h the
SIDNEY
HARRIS
subJect of numcncal "infinities"
takes this paradox for granted. It•$
ax1omat1c 1n all the textbooks.
What 1 found most interesting
about the qucnc ... was not the prcva-·
lencc of arithmetical ignorance (for I
myself am a semi-ignoramus in the
field). but the unwillingness or in·
abilityofthcavera$e person toa~pt
or come to terms with the concept of
"infin1ty." ltisa subject we avoid not
so much because of our mtellectual
deficiency as because of our un·
conscious emotional resistance to
this mind-boggling notion. .
The infinite in number, of course. 1s
"'connected with the eternal in time;
and the eternal in ume is inevitably
connccte<:twith our personal death.
This is precisely what we cannot
contemplate, except we have faith in
pcrsonalJmmortality. Not merely
that we will be gone forever, but that
memory will be erased, that &he stars
will cool and the galaxy wi ll perish.
and all life on this planet and the solar
system will become('xtinct. \'iewed
as a natural system. all this is bound
to happen eventually.
Cosmictimeisa mystery, and
reli&ion of the conventional sort can
only console but not assuage or
explain this deep perplexity.
Sidney J. Harris is a syndicated
colummst.
Syrians protecting rich drug trade in LCb,anon L.M. Bovo
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From my house before dawn you
can hear the seagulls cry, and as the
li$htcomesdown, they hang on the
wind turnm-and tuminaovertbe tuas~nd femesand frciaJlters. You
can count them in your morning
thought the Wfr'f people finger beads.
They strok~ a rhythm wit~out a beat
against the snowy Olympics. and
create a communion of sorts between
the down-htte and the up-there. So J
wa5 disappointed to learn from
experts that there's no such thinJ as a
scaaull. A kittiwake, )'CS. A black·
backed aull. too. And a herrinuull,
which is what I've been look.in a at.
But, technically, no seagull.
Profits from Bekaa Valley poppf es
support internati~nal terrorists
WA~lll M 1TON -The 'i>nan\
aren't clinging \O 'ltuhbornl}' to Lcha-
non's B(kaa Valk} JU'it IOJ)rotcl 1
their Oank again\\ hrach attack
They're aho prott'(tinga multi
b1lhon-<lolla[drug traffic 1nvolv1ng
top-ranking Synan military and c1v·
1han officials. ·
H 1gh-quatity ha\htsh and heroin
are !l.mu~led out of the valley
throu&h ~yna to vanous Western
capitalc; The smue&Jers;ire liven safe
'passage by'theSynan m1ft1ary-in
CJtchangc forlucn111ve payom.
From 1ntcll1gencc 'IOurcc , m }' as-
wciate Indy Badhwnr has obtained a
ronftdent1al rrpon that detail'> th<"
whole \ord1d ,to~ I fcrc are the
htghltght,
-A pivotal role in the OOJX' traffic
ORANGE COAST
Daily ·Pilat
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1s played by the teared Synan secret
o;erv ice. Al -lstikhbaratt As-Sounat It
wa'i the SS. as It i·scalled, that brought
in Turkish experts to grow opium
poppies 1n the valley The secret
!icrvice uses the money from drug~ to
bankroll terrorist attacks and to
reuui\ and control spies -as well a
10 hne1tsown pocltet-s
-Like Chicqogang.<1ters 1n the
1920s. Syrian aenerah have carved
out thtirown exclusive territories to
ketpthmponabusines hkebas1s
Oncdust-oupdidoccurbetwccn two •
nval aeoeral1, Mohammed Ghaflcm
and Ghazi Kenaan. Terms of a "peace
treaty" gave Kenaan the take from
smugglcri in the Lebanese City or
Shatura, whtle Ohanem e~acts tnbute
H.L. Sdtwart a 111 ... ,..,....,_..
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JACK
AMDERSON
at the Synan border po'lt of Al
Massna
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-The northern Lebanon truck
routes arc controlll'd by Synan St<:ur-
ity ch1cf R ifaat As~d. Pre ident
Hafc7 A5sad's.rouogcrbroth~r. H1 5
minions share income from the
nonhem drua roads with Ali Eid, an
Alawitc Moslem a1cnt 1n the pon of
Tripolt. The drug convoys, under
Syrian army protection, Lrwel the
bleak. undy roads from Baalbelt.
ubanon. tnto yna thcouah th('
remote v1llaic ofSnr&haya.
.-Synan military nehcoptcrs have
been U!.td to ship tonsofha4'h1s.h from
the town ofN1haa in the Rck~a Valley
toSyna. whence 1t iOCJ to Europe
Drup~und for Alcundna. EayPl
art shipped from the ynan-con·
frollcd Lt-bane~ port of Anfa aboard
the ship'•Ha Sin," unde.rthe watch-
ful eye of ynan nt Mustafa A I Fa~' La t summer, El)'Pllan of-
ficials ~izcd J,200 k1 IO&f'lms of
Bek.u Valle)' dol)t',. •
' -Thel1stofdfficencnrichln1
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themStlves from the drug trade 1s a
veritable Who's Who of the Synan
anny. The 1ntcl11gence repon list"
name~.
-Also fingered in the intellt~ence
rcpon were Syria'sdefcnsc minister.
Mustafa Tala!>. and Army chief
H1kmat Al-')hahab) They were re-
ported \O he deali ng with Syna's top
drug dealers, Ahmad Mustafa Al-
Lakk1ss and Hus!>C1n Abdel Ghani
Tl em.
-One top drug dealer, Jamij
Abdel Kanm Ham1eh, from the
Bekaa Valley village ofTaraya, re·
ce1 ves full Synan military protection.
"When his car passes through a
Syrian checkpoint, the Synan soldiers
do not dare stop tt orquesuon him,"
the rcpon stat.cs. "Ham1eh also has
close tr es to defense m 1 n1stcr Talas."
-Druaarre ts 1nvolvina the
Ciynan-contmlled traffic have been
made over the fast two years m Eaypt,
pain and Grtecc. Canadian an<f
French lntcrpol qen&s have Mbbcd
dru, muglcrs in Lebanon in an
efTon to st.cm the flow of dope to their
countne1
BLUNDER Of THE WEEK-
Morc than a year aao. f· 16
fighter planes crashed the cautc
baa never been na1loc(d n. One
rca n is that tbe~n re no\
cqu1 pcd 1tlrlli t ia ordcn-
thc bf aclc boxeHha ~ut on
commcrc11l 11rh nd help
1n"e 1igato1"1 fiaurcout hat ha~
• pen ed.
The crash prompted the inspector
generals of the Air Force. Army and
Navy to recommend development of
astandard fli&htda~r rdertobc installed in all milita lanes. But
some of the Pcntago rass a.re
resisting thtsemsn tly sensible
move, on vounds that 1t would be too
costly.
My sources suggest idiffercnt
reason: that some mitn.ary officials
would rather not know if a crash wn
causcdbydefectivcequipment That
would embamu not only the plane's
· manufacturer, but the Pentaaon
people who were 1uppottd to make
sure 1t was in A· I condition.
Thecaseoflhe miuina black boxes
will come up at heari~ b)' the tf ~usc
Govcmmcnl Opcrattons Comrluttcc.
CONFIDENTIAL FILE-Arc-
pon from an anti-Khomeini cJu.le
voupinf>arisofTcnsri1lyev1dencx
that thcayatollah'1murderou1
tcndenciea have DQ1 abated after five
ycartof'butchcry.1'hc"Pcople's . •
Mojabedin·• 1eamed that 11 of their
supPortcn 1n Tehran wen; e'ccutcd
1n November. When mat1 vcs were
allowedtocoJlcctthcbOdic 11\rce · 1 days later, the n:pon 1t1ia. ••1tan of
tonurc v.Ttt totally evident on all I I
'bOdicurid LhC v~nn1· blood h!d
bcCri dtain.cd before uccu t1011.
J1 k An~non lit ndicil~d
t0/ltmni L
" DRIVERS
Q. In whBt aaeJrOUP9 arc lhc most
danaerouund the least dangerous
drivers?
A. Those from 20 throu&h 24 have
thehiahestaccident rate : from SO
through 54, the lowest
The U. Conaressauttrorius leu
. financial help for public libraries
annually than it spends on naval
torpedoci.
Q You said the novdt t Zant G1'y
was a dentist, I thouaht he was a ~II player? •
• • A. That, too. Center fielder. Minor
lcque •
.(ft.hat hou1ue1la forSS5,800now,
n'1cualya~ma amonathosc
home' not new that art on the market
nov.
f. 8o)J1 ,.·nd~rcdC'Olum_j r.
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. fitting :for patios -~
Huntington Beach
supplier's t rget:
do-it-yourself ers
uigrcdie~ u~ 10 the manulactunng
process.
Al Bilotti started WcndellyA Inc. an
Huntington Beach last June to make
parts avail.able to thea-vera~ home·
owner to make their O\fll quality PVC
patio furniture. Bilotti emph~ius
By DA flD ff. BISHOP the word quality.
o.1r,...;c...,11,1,,.n1 • "PVC patio furniture has been
. . . around a while," Bilotti said, "but so
Polyvinyl chlonde, or PVC, 1s much of it is of ~uch low-grade that it
known to most people as the plas~c got a bad~me with. many of the
stuff th.at rc;co~d. albums are made of people who ught it.
or the plastic ptpmg that runs tbrough · "Many anufacturers would use
many modem home~. But more lid ch~per plumbing grade' PVC pipe,
more PVC is now being used for e whtch at\er a short time in the sun
manufacture of inexpensive, Ii . t· begins to discolor. It also doesn't have
weiJht, ~y-to-maintain and durable the same strength as 'schedule 40'
patto fum.Jture. . pipe that we u~"
The k~y . to .this use of PV~, .. Schedule 40, or furniture grade, is
however, ts tts thickness and a special noticeably thicker than PVC pipe
used for other purposes. lt also has a
titanium dioxide 11tdditivc, which
makes it ~istant to the S..J(n's harsh
rays.
Biloni believes his office and small
warehouse in the Huntington Beach
indu1uial park is the only outlet in the
11 western states that supplies
furniture-grade PVC pipe, fittings
and aoccssories to the public. Bil~ti, wpo w'?s formerly in the
fOQd service business, and bis wife
sh6pped for!atio furniture about a
year ago an were surprised at the
cost. Al decided he could easily build
some attractive ch.airs and tables himse~f if only ~e could get th_e
matenals.
Quickly he learned that,-latte
manufacturers weren't willin' ~ .~11 h.im the small quantity of material be
needed. But then a vacation in
Aorida, where PVC furniturt has
been popular for eight years, ~med
into a business research venture as the
idea of selling PVC fumitll{e to
Californians intrigued them.
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facturing, but carry a large supply of
all that is necessary to put the
furniture together: They also selJ
paUems.-and-w:iU-ass~t-aRyone who
wants help with the construction in
their warehouse workshop.
Al Bilotti, ehown with 80Dle of the fnmtn,
ln ble Huntlntton Beach outlet, ad.taei
cuatomen to look for f1inaltue-Oade PVC
plpln& for bat qaallty ~patio c~. .
PAPARAZZI
Bilotti claims the public can save
from 30 to 60 percent of the cost of
comparable quality PVC furniture
found in a retail store by making it
themselves.
And it is simple.
"All you need is a saw, a tape
measure, an electric drill nd a mallet,
and the only limit to what you can do
is your own imagination," Bilotti
said.
"At first we thought we'd sell the
parts and the finished pieces as well.
But I learned reaJly fast thai.An
b~usiness you don't di~tri te some-thing d then com · "th the
pe le ou are distribut g to. So we
d to stick to supplying the
parts. .
"E¥entually Bilotti plans to sell
Complete le.its to consumers. But right
now customers, who usually write in
for plans or have their own, order the
necessary parts and Bilotti ships them
out. -
A classified ad in the back of
Popular Mechanics magazine has
generated a drawer full of responses
from interested do-it-yoursclfcrs
from all over the country.
Bilotti says the biggest marketing
problem is still the reputation of the
lesser quality PVC furniture from the
. past.
However with the addition of slings
made from Phifertcx to support the
seat cushion, Bilotti says quality PVC
furniture can be left outStde all year
round with mintmal maintenance
and last easily up to eight years. The
100 percent Dupont polyester
cushions are guaranteed for two
yean.
When buyin& PVC chairs, lounges
and tables, look for "furniture grade,"
schedule 40 PVC pipe a,,.. quality
matenals in the cushions and slings.
Tttmple'sfundWas·bigwinner
While Casino Night
crowd won prizes,
reveled in sweets
Barbara Glabman took her dee-
-... orating assignment very seriously.
She was up at 2 a.m. and off to the
flower mart in LA to personally
select the white flowers she used to
decorate for Temple Bat Yahm's
annual casino night.
The floral arrangements with
mirrors centered black satin cov-
ered tables amid black and white
balloons that fur:ther carried out the
color scheme used in programs and
invitations.
For the second year Debby
Poloasky and Rita Teller chaired
the fund-raiser staged recently at the
Newport Beach Marriott.
Games (for prizes) started at 6
during the cocktail hour and con-
tinued through the dinner (breast of
chicken) and dancing to Barry
Cole'• Sounds of Music band.
At 10 p.m. the tables closed and
the dessert buffet opened. In the
words of Nancy Marcas (there with
husband Steve), "It was a sweet-
aholics paradise." Cho colate
mousse and fondue, crepes and
about 20 different kinds of cakes
and pastries.
Afterwards prizes were awarded
and the winners included Allu and
Rad! Scll.relber who won the beauty
day.at Amen Wardy; Dr. Gary and
Florence Feldman owners of new
luggage and the Marcase1 up for
quite a shopping spree at ,South
Cout Plaza.
Others there to help support
temple proarams were Gil and
Pa ... &ra1er (he's VP ways and
means). Dr. Ray and Carol Berke.
Deul1 and Patti DelabatJ, Bev
and C.ack Dlamoad, Teri and Jeff
Fft'ttltl, Suford and Mary Oreen-
bcra, Lori and Eva.a IlaM, Dr.
William and AelleJ ltlela, Rad!
and Lany Leveutoee, Ju and
Mlclaael Meisel, Dr. Ell1oH and
Jouae Meteer, Dr. Ardlar and
Sud.I Selvu, DeuJ• and BouJe
· Sim•, 8 .. and Carol TlleN and
Dottie and Dave Zlmberoff.
Also at the party (which was six
months in'1he plannina) were Jt4ae
&Mt& ancfYpa 8oM.aMlM, hdlt
L .... and Bnce Miller, IUMa and
Bal hraJ and Wlaale and lliehlol
Rot1.-"'\ ' • • • CocliraH aase. chairman and
CEO of the Irvine-baaed Cochrane " .
Chuc, Livingston cl Co., Inc., will
be awardc"d the third annual "fiilh,
family and football" award Thu,.
day at the Anaheim Marriott
, The award ia. s-scntcd to an
outstandina business and com·
munity leader who baa demon·
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Barbara and Jim Glabman. aboYe, and
lllcbael and Judy Lapin, left, attended the
temple benefit where Candice Schnapp
watchea ROfer call for one more card.
&lratcd commitment tO fatth , f'am.
ily. teholastic and athleticsl ~ccord-
10.1 to lhe cvent•s national cqainnao
Jou H. Gerko.of Auor Corp. ·
In addition to the award presto·
tati6n, the celebration will anc1ud.e
the introducuon of the Catbohc
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H l&h School All tar football t.e:am
from Soulhem C..lif omiL Pat
Kaci , form~ Quarterback for the
LA Rtms will be emcee and Du
Reeves, head coach of the Denver
Bronco Wlll be keynote speaker.
For further 1nform1t1o n, call
774-7575 '"'\
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"Check to ~ if they are double
stitched and stay away from foam
fillers and any outdoor furniture that
uses plastic thread," Bilotti advises.
There are other, larger firms that
~e and sell quality PVC f umiture.
WendeUyn-is uruque lD that it
provides small . quaptities for the
individual. --
''If r.ou like to play with Your bands,
it's like f.own..rup Tinker Toys,'
Bilotti sai . .
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STRASBURG, Pa (AP) -In garbincludesablackc.ooductor'sbat.
1970, Donald Denlinger salvaged 19 red pants, white shirt and black vest •
cabooses destined· for the scrap heap adome4 with a gold watch~ .
an4 converted them into a motel that
boasts: "The end of the train W&$ just A 2S-too scrap caboole costs about
the bcginnins for us... $4,000. They ar.e usually rustina and
· smelly. and it ~es plenty of money fu Hbi~ no~ ~ants to,..~llnl~thber re-and elbow czuse' to tefutt>ish them
r $h~. 1.tDtl$ AS aytut r ..... Y. Quses with·plumbing;··watef··lines and in-
becausc cabooses, conodered . ob-sulation
so!ete or excess baggage by Ar:n.enca's l·You:d probably have to s~od
railroads, arc a bot collectors it.em. another s 1 S,OOQ fixing them up. But
"It's a nostalgic thing. You want to , what size of a house can ·:10U buy for
grab a piece o( the best of yesterday $20.000 that's ready to move m.
before 1t gets a~y ... said Denlinger. turnkey?" said ·Denlinger .
.. We get a lot of ho~eym<><?ners who He bought hjs first 19 cars from the
want m~ke sure their marriage starts Pennsylvania Railroad, applied a
on the nght track. coat of bright red paint and installed
"So many people say they'd give showers, bunks, t.elevisions1housed
anything to have a caboose as a inside pot-bellied stoves, panelin& ·
summer· home, we have a waiting and f~ins for tha bay windows and
list," said ·Denlinger, whose work _cupo_)'
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deals.
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No onr knows how lo bid
freak hands experts are as
mucb itt SH as neophytes.
This hand 1s Crom the recent
Far Eastern Champion.ships
in Hong Kong.
When the Austrahans held
the North South urds. they
reached aix diamonds in
quick time. After East pass
ed.1 South chose that as his
opening bid. With the qut>en
~of tr~mps dropping. 13 tricks
are easy
The bidding 'ihown ocrur
red when Australia sat East
West and Taiwan held the
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To ~ANGE:. .
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North South u rds. The
Australian• were using a
weird biltding system -tht
Strong J'au. Parl of the
system n·11u1re an. opening
bid on all hands that an·
bdow opening btd strength
1n normal m.ei.hods. Tbai ac
rounls tor Jo:ast' ratht•r
strange initial art1on.
South macfc a takeout dou·
ble and North's doublf' or one
h&art was for penalties, in
• cue his partner also held
hearts South. however.
Jumpt•d in diamonds to sho~
a strung suit. Aftn North in
lrodwred his rlubs, South
tried Blarkwood. and hrrt
ronfus1on <;el in.
We do not know what
. promplt>d South to bid fivt>
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SHARIF .t ~
no trump tvt1n 1f hla part
nt>r ahowrd 11 kinx-. it would
not hav<' cl11rifltd the 1lh1a
hon. f'or most pcoplE' who
usr Hlarkwood, a bid of fiv<'
no trump d0t•s mor<' than Allk.
for kinl{'I 1t 1mpho1 that thr
11'lker's 'i1de has all the aces.
Certiunly North seemed to
lnterprrt tht• bid thl\t way .
lie fell he had considerably
more than hi' had shown 1n
tht b1dd1ng to this point, ao
ht• ronCidenlly bid 11 grand
slam Unfortunatt>ly. h(•
rhose to bid 11 in no trump.
After cht>ckmg to makt•
~urt• t hnl it was his lrnd,
Sou th dO'ubled w1lh ron
fid1•nrt> lit> did not m~ke tht>
mistakl' of underll'ading his
ace of h1·11 rts
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Peter Muth takes
' ec chamber-post
• Peter Malla, president and owner of Oreo Block Co. in ~tantoo h8$ taken
over as chairman of the board of the Oru1e Couty Cbmber of Commerce.
The group held its first meeting last week. Muth succ!eeds Jo•e~. Sali.De Jr.
of •.he Northrup Corp., whose term expired in December. S'afine becomes
chairman of the chamber's executive (\Ommittce. Muth has been an Orange
County businessman since 1946 when he founded bis concrete building block
enterprise in Santa Ana. He opened the Stanton headquaners in 1954 and
added an office in Riverside County in 1971 in Glen Avon.
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Heatber Armstrong, a customer representative at Le Pare in El Toro, has
been named the first recipient in EPAC Development'• newly inauguarated
employee-<>f-the-month program. Rick Doremu, EPAC president. presented
MUTH -ARMSTRONG ODDO BRADY
Ann~trong'w1th a cash bonus and the ~rpetual "Pat on the Back" trophy
consisting of a backscratcher adorned with a stuffed glove. • • • Co~ta M~sa resident Joe Oddo has been appointed vice president of design
and engineer:mg for Scots~an Corp. of ~ng ~ch. Before joining Scotsman,
he headed his own consulting enJJneenng furn 10 Orange County. He joined
Scotsman as director of engineenng in January, J 983. ••• Huntington Habour resident William T. Brad,)' has been appointed to the
board of directors ofMl11loa Viejo Natioul Buk, 1t was announced by Roa.aid
F. Cordes, chauman of the board. Brady has also been appointed to the board
of directors of Viejo Bancorp. Brady is the chief executive officer of Frelpt
::'•ctors, an accounts receivable fi nancing company. He is also the secretary
treasurer of the Hotel Las Arenas, located near La Paz, Mexico. • • • California Federal Savings and Loan has installed a new automated teller
machine at its Huntington Beach office at 7222 Edinger Ave., ih the Gemco
Center. Manager Jouae Baer said that the new California Money Machine
al!ows customers with a Cal Fel! banking card to make deposits and
withdrawals of up to $300 per day, anytime from 8:30 a.m. to 10 p.m., seven
days a week. • • • Metrobank has moved into its permanent Orange County facilities in the
east tower of the KolJ-Newport Beacb Center. The bank has been in operation
.l1l temporary offices on the Koll Center site since opening its Orange County
headquarters in 1982. . -. . . . ... M1ss1on VieJO resident . Susan Trefllek has been promoted to vice presidcnt/~nance at Smltb & Myers Advertising, lac. of Santa Ana. She was
formerly director of operations. In her new postion, she will serve as chief
financial officer of the corporation as well as SU(>Crvise all agency finances,
bookkeeping, accounting and client billing activiucs.
U.S. Congressman Jerry M:"Pafter.=a, 0-Garden Grove, has announced
that the Fluor Corp. has ~n awarded a $1.5 million contract with the U.S.
Dcpanment of Energy. The contract is to develop miscallaneous arehitectural
and cnginecnng projects at the Idaho National Energy Lab. The contract
which staned earlier this month. is scheduled to run for three years. ' • • • Irvine resident Micbael P. Fenton has been appointed to the newly created
pos1t1on of vice president-finance at Centroa ElectronJc1. Gene Miscione,
president of the Irvine-based firm, made the announcement. Before joining
Centron, Fenton was vice president-finance for the audio visual division of
Technicolor, lac. in Costa Mesa. · ••• After having served several years 10 the nationaJ office of Erut ·1r
WbiDDey, Alex T. Aready has recently transfered to the Newpon Beach office,
managing partner Tboma1 R. Testman has announced. Ernst & Whinney, one
of the largest of the Big 8 accounting firms, operates 300 offices in 70 countries.
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This comput~r is th.e ticket
to easy travel reservations
By MELlNDARUDD~ON
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Business owners can now write
their own tickets -titeraJly -for
aif'line travel, hotel and rental car
reservations with the help of Nova
Travel Systems' micro-computers in-
staJled in their offices.
The small, portable units hook up
to Nova's central computer by way of
telephone hncs. Nova's computer
then ties into Trans World Airlines'
Pars reservation system, giving com-
mercial travel planners in Orange and
Los Angeles counties access to more
than 600 airlines, 10,000 hotels
worldwide and I 0 major rental com-
panjes. ·
Nova's own programming simpli-
fies travel planning by guiding the
customer through the reservations
prooedure with easily understandable
questions in plain English.
Hugh Powell, Nova's founder and
president, believes his concept of
using remote computer terminals to
make travel reservations can revol-
utionize t~e travel industry.
"We've had customers tell us
they've saved the price of our service
on the first ticket they've drawn,"
Powell said in an interview, adding
UPS AND DOWNS
NEW YORK IA.Pl -The follo~lng llsl shows the Over the Counter stocks end warrants that have gone up the most end dOw(I the most bued on percent of \:henge tor Tuuday No .ecur lies trading below s2 or 1000 sh~r•s ere ncluded. el 1nd percentage changes are the dj ererice belwfftl the Previous closlng b d price end toct.O'Js'est bid prfce.
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that the entire cost to the customer for
Nova's service is $60 a month.
_F&r that pfice, the .customer re-
ce1~es a terminal, a printer to make
copies of the fare and flt~ht options
available, on-sne instruction 1n how
to use the equipment, 24-hour access
to Nova's central comP\Jter, and a 24-
hour toll free number to call 1f
problems arise dunnJ a tnp.
Powell expects his comp!l.ny to
prosper through comm1ss1on.s from
the airlines, hotels and car rental
agenctes, as aoes any Other travel
~gency. His~dvantage. he figures. hes
in attracting companies WJtb
S l.00,000 to $1 ,000,000 in travel
expenses annually by streamlining
their reservations procedure.
With the Nova system any
authorized employee of a cu~tomer
can make travel reservations, a
procedure normally reserved for a~
credited travel agents. This feature,
Powell says, can save a company the
cost ofhiring an in-house travel aient
or taking on the potential problems
and liabiHty of having an outside
travel agency establish a branch office
on the premises.
Another advantage cited for Nova
1s that the customers' computer
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employees to save on travel cosu.
Powell is quick to point out that
conscientious travel agents have
always tried to save money for their
clients. However. be says, clients
sometimes don't think to give agents
the whole picture of their travel needs
and priorities.
For instance, he says, a client might
ask a travel agent for a JO a.m. flight
from Orange County to Dallas, and
the agent will then check on flights
available right around that time.
Since airline prices can vary widely.
it's possible the traveler could save
substan,µally by changing his de-
panurc time or airpon. A minor
change \n plans might be wonhwbile
to the customer, but neither be nor his
travel aacnt automaticalty caka this ·
into acrount. With Nova'a t)'IU1n.
PowcU says, the whole M and.Oitbt
picture is displayed on the computer
screen for easy cost and ftjpt com-
pariJom. . . Powell'11nterat so c:ompuaen pew
out of an earty career u a drivet or
Formula I Grand Prix can. He oou:s
that compulet'I were uJed .~ ia lht
1960s to analyze race car eogsoe1 and
his interests in macb.i~ and aoced
con verged in the e:x.,e'na field of
computer appli<:aUoDI.
Powell open~ Nova in June oflas1
year with a sales office in the Hutton
Centre in Santa Ana and an adJlaiAis.
trative office and ticket ceoller' off tbe
lobby of the Airporter lnD ICIOla from
John Waynt Airport.
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SANT A ANA (PRN)-Gradco Systems l~c. of Santa Ana more than doubled net
income on reoord revenues for the third
' quaner ended Jan. 7, 1984, Kcl1h B.
Stewart, chairman and president, an-
nounced Tuesday. Revenues and earnings
for tbe nine months w~re the best in the
company's history, he added.
For the three months ended Jan·. 7, 1984,
net income totaled $739,000, or 16 cents a
share, up from $334,000, or 8 cents a share,
one year earlier. Both periods included an
extraordinary item from the utilization of a
net operating-toss-carry-forward 'Of 5 cents a-
sbare and 3 cents a share in fiscal 1984 and
1983, respectively. Third-quarter revenues
were $6,36-6,000, . compared with
$5, 753,000 last year.
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after extraordinary items. Revenues for the
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1983.
Stewart commented, "The total number
ofGradco units shipped by our Santa Ana
facility and by our licensees was the highesl
in our his to and re resented a 3 7 rcent
increase from the prior year. Substantially
increased royalties from licensees saJes
benefited net income, but provided only a
modest CQntribu~on to rcverl'ues. .
Revenues and mcome would have been
even higher, had it not been for shortages of
cenain key electronic components which
prevented shipments against certain or-
ders. Such shortages are an industrywidc
phenomenon, and management is working
closely with suppliers to alleviate the
situation and sees no long-range impact on
shipment.
""Demand forourprodum is exceUent.
The current backlog of orders is at an all-
time high, and we expect shonly-to-
announce significant new conuacts."
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sheets) document feeders and computer
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International trade ,,
fair before Olympics
-LOS ANGELES (AP) -An International Trade and
Cultural Exposition will be held the week prior to the
Summer Olympics, an aide to Mayor Tom Bradley says.
The exposition, aimed at foreign business leaders in
town for the Games, is the best chance to help area
minority and small businesses go international, said
Wilfred Marshall, director of Bradley's Office of Small
Business Assistance.
It will be held July 22-27 at Los Angeles Trade
Technical College.
"My goal is to have some small businesses doi~
business with some of these Third World countries,
Marshall said.
NEW YORK (AP)-The~ i11ood news
in bousina. But bow Iona will it last?
The Jood aews is ~t housina af-
fordability by almost any measure has
improved over the past year, the result of
ris1111 incomes, fairly stable prices and, by
today's standards, only small increases in
borrowing rates.
The National Association of Realtors
says that only 29 percent of gross family
income is now needed to own and operate a
house, compared with about one-third of
income just a year or so ago.
That 1s reasop for cheeriDJ these days,
though in the perspective of time it isn't
good. You may remember that from th~
1930s to 1975 almost any lender would"
decline to let you spend more than 25
percent of incorpe on a house.
That formula went the way. of most
financial rules of thumb in the I8te 1970s,
when some buyers actually put more than
one-half their annual incomes into paying
the mortgage, insurance, taxes, heating
bills and the like.
Compared to that, last year's per·
formance certainly was ·an improvement.
In 1983, according to Advance Mortgate
Corp., whose figUTCS differ some from the
Realtprs, average operation and mortgage
costs were "only 34 percent" of household
income. In 1982, the percentage was 43-and
in 1981 it was 42. .
The trend, thcicfore, is definitely with
the person who wants to own a house -
and by inference, just as surely with the
person who wants to sell oac.
Without a doubt, 1983 was a better year
for houlina. The advernment reponed
Tuetday that 1 surge in new homes aales
wt month pushed up sates for the entire
year by 53 pen;eot over the depressed levels
of 1982. The 625,000 houses sold in 1983
were the most since 1979. But in housina, fears are never set to rest.
Will the trend continue?
It could be continued, s~csts the MIT-
Harvard Joint Center,fbr Urban Studies. if
... If. it says, "interests rates continue to fal,l.
energy costs remaie stable, and housing
prices do not rise too rapidly."
· After studying the possibilities for the
U.S. Gypsum Co., it reaches the conclusion
that there are reasons for concern.
0 Tbe . first is that the federal deficit
remains enormous and that the Federal
Reserve is unlikely to continue expanding
the money supply at current rates," it says.
Interest rates therefore could rise over
the next few years, it continues, addin~ to
pressure from rising home prices, which it
says a.re once again "increasing substantial·
ly fa&ter than inflation."
Either an increase in mortgage costs or
sustained price inflation "could stall the
housing market recovery altogether," the
MIT -Harvard study states.
The cheers about improving affordabili-
ty, therefore, become a bit muted When
dropped into the perspective of yesterday
and tomorrow. .
Things have indeed improved, that is,
but as the MIT-Harvard study notes,
"tOday's homeownership costs stand at
rec0rd levels."
Aloadofinformattonaboutfreight
By SUSAN MONAHAN airline, picked up or delivered. The same few decisions to make ... His worry ends when the
proc.edure is followed for material transported truck picks (the material) up," w~ Watson in an
. . by surface. interview. ( . The ~dvantages .of monitonng ~he move-. Skyway specializes in shipping materials to He also said, however, that when be and m~nts of inbound fr~ight rather ~rr outbound electronics; aerospace and computer companies . executive vice president Roben Bak.er founded
freight was th~ subject of a ~mmar recently and Watson said that these businesses benefit Skyway in 1977 inbound service was not
presented by J tm Watson, pre~ide?t of ~kyway from the "just-in-time" delivery service which is considered necess8.rr.
Systems Inc .. and Marc W1delitz, director, part of tbe inb6und system. ·. • But a few years ago, "Interest rates went
control opera.uons. . . . This pla:li allows the purchaser to schedule way up -to 19 oF 20 percent -just to
The seminar, wh1cb was held at the Westm delivery of the materials immediately before warehouse-raw material inventory," he.said.
South Coast Plaza H~tel, Costa M~~. was they are needed fot prodtfction purposes. The He added that in order for a business to
attended by representatives of several atrlmes as result, said"Watson, is a drastic reduction in comoete with Japanese suppliers, "just-in-
well as .cus~omers and potential customers. warehousing costs. time'"' delivery is essential. ~idehtz used a . computer "teffiimal. to Although Skyway has a 24-hour toll free Watson said that because Skyway offers a
provide .a demons~rauon of how the detailed .number, Watson said that several firms with specialized service to specific markets, be u~orm.atton logge~ 10 the. co~puter was uf<1 to large inventories have had computer terminals doesn't see it as being in competition with other
p10po10t ~he location of a shipment. ·installed at their work sites. He said that this freight companies. "We're not interested in
The inbound system ~ows the ~urchaser eliminates time consuming phone calls and being the 'big gun' in the field."
-who usually ~ys the fyeight c~rges-:-to find assures the shipper of accurate information. · . He said thaJ sates have increased 440
out whether a shipment is new, 10 the au, at the "The t ical outbound decision ma.leer has rcent in the last five years.
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Irvine-based Western
Digital Corp. said its sec-
ond quarter carninp and
sales figures have more
than doubled over last
year's figures.
Tne publicly traded
maker of semiconductor
devices re{>Orted net sales
ofS24 milhon and earnings
of nearly S 1. 7 million in the
period ending Dec. 31. By
contrast, in the first half of
1983 Western Digital had a
$344,000 loss. .
President Roger Johnson
said the firm's fifth con-
secutive quaner of ever
improving. profits shows
Western Digital .. is rapidly
moving ... from a period of
turnaround to a phase of
solid growth."
Johnson said S 70 million
worth of orders for the tint
half of 1984 already exceed
all the orders taken last
year.
The president and chief
executive said he is es-
pecially pleased with sec-
ond quarter results con-
sidering they include ex-
penses incurred on re-
search and development
and rising royalty expenses.
Chairman
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Arthur E. Svendsen,
chairman of the board of
Standard-Pacific Corp.,
(NYSE,PSE). recently an-
nounced that the com-
pany's board of directors
had declared the rcgu}ju'
quanerly cash dividend of
10 cents per share of com-
mon stock for the first
quaner of 1984.
The· cash dividend will
be payable on April 13 to
stockholders of record on
April 2.
Standard-Pacific Corp.,
a geographlcall¥ diversified
builder of Single-family
homes, is currently active
in 68 residential develop-
ments located in Cali-
fornia, the Pacific North·
west, Illinois and Texas.
Real estate
seminar set
for~riday
A real estate seminar '
off'crina DRE credits is
scheduled at the Holiday
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The coune, "RC4l Estate
and Contract Law and the .• Consumer,•• ru.ns ft_!)Jn
8:30 a.m.·S:30 p.m. The
cost is SSS pre-re.gistcred
and $95 at the door. Fm
information and reais-
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Ber Vegetabl·e
art blossomizig·
Carved vegetable r08ea, lilie. and cluyADthemum• are
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Cornish hens
an elegant
di.nner entree
The long evemngs of wi nter arc a perfect time to
entertarn fncnds with an old-fashioned. heartwarming
dinner.
The key to a !>ucccssfuJ dinnor party is simple: serve
dishes you can prepare in adv~nce, leaving yQli free to
enjoy yo ur guest'> before dinner and make them feel very .
much at home.
Herc'c; a ~1mple. yet elegant menu that will allow you
that important pre-dinner lime to catch up on what's new
an your guests' lives.
GLAZED CORNISH HENS
4 Comish hens, about I pound each
Salt and pepper
I large onion, cut in pieces
4 small cloves garlic
'1'1 cup hazelnut liqueur. d1V1dcd
I to 2 cups chicken broth, divided
I tablespoon cornstarch .
Wash hens inside and out; pat dry. S{>rinkle outside ~
and cavity with salt and pepper. Stuff cavity of each hen
with onion and garlic .. Arrange hens in a shallow roasting
pan; brush with 2 tablespoons hazelnut liqueur.
Add 1'2 cup broth to roasting pan. Bake in a 350-dcgrcc
oven 45 minutes, or until tender. 8a1te often with 11> CUP.
liqueur and pan dnppings. Add 'h cup more broth 1f
necessary.
Remove hens to serving platter and keep warm. Add
remaining I cup broth to roasting pan; bnn$ to a boil
scraping up brown bits in pan. Combine remaining liquwr
(you should have about '/• cup) and cornstarch. Stir into
mixture in roasting pan; brina to a boil, stirring constantly.
Serve with Comish hens and Pilaf.• Serves 4.
•PILAF
t tableapoons butter or mar1artne
1 cap chopped ooJoa (l lar1e> 1 cap chopped ct1ery (t ribs)
1 cup uncooked rice
~ cup 1mall dried currants
By BEA ANDERSON
Of Ille 0.-, .........
Audrey Maratta really knows how
LO make yegetables blossom.
ll's not that she professes to pave a
green thumb: Her skills lie in the
an1st1c fie<ld. •
With a few flicks of a knife, the
Newport -Beach resident turns
produce into sculpted garnishes and
luscious bouquets.
To her.creating the flowers is an art
form, so she selects vegetables with as
much care as an artist chooses paints.
"The produce must have the right
co(or, form and firmness," she said,
'explaining that it can take.as many as
four bu'}ches of radishes to get
enough good ones for a miniature
bouquet of "tuljps."
Most of the colors are natural -
can:ots an.d butternut squash are u5ed
for onmgc flowers; turnips, pure
white; rutabagas, off white; radishes
and tomatoes, red; and green foliage
is provided by celery leaves and
parsley. However, if the artist wants
other hues, she dips vegetables in
food coloring. .
To get the flowers to -0pen. she
soaks carved vegetables in water In
the refrigerator overnight. To keep
them looking fresh and from turning
brown, she adds a little lemon juice.
With Maratta's mediua:n, there's
little.waste. For instance, the peeling
·'Of a tomato is rolled to form a rose, the
rest.goes into a salsa.
Green onions are used for stems,
· the white bulb is carved to fol1ll Fiji
mums and the roots become a spider
chrysanthemum. For larger mums,
she uses leeks. ·
A sharp knife, she says, Is the most
importaOJ tool. However, without
some know-how, artistic talent and
hours of practice, you could tum the
vegetables into salad rather than a
work of an.
Maratta learned the sculpting tech-
niques as a student at Johnson and
Wales Culinary School in Provi-
dence. R. J.
"When I enrolled, l thought I
wanted to be a French chef. But then I
· studied cold food production -it
was only two weeks -and learned
how to make some of these garnishes
and the impo_rtance of presentation.
"That's when I first realized the
creathcity that· is involved in food
sculpture ... and I discovered I really
like doing the showy stuff."
She believes beautiful food is more
tempting, that it awakens the taste
buds, so she is always looking for new
ways to make dishes attractive. A
recent endeavor was a prescntati~n of
1 small ba~ leaf /
! ~ capt c ckaa bro lb or, stock 2 eu yolk• -... .. I tableapooa1 cltopped parsley
In larac skillet melt butter; sautc onaon and celery •.t. cap bttlDat ll•eer
uoul cnsp-tender. Add nee; cook, stimna constantly. unt1 I Grated Himes ~
&olden brown. Add currants. bay lcafand broth; mut weU. Olopped llaie.loatl for.PJ:'D.llll, opt\OUJ ,
Covertiahtly.S1mmer20 minutcs,untilrice1sdonc.Stir1n Butter a 9-inch pnnaform pan. In a smal~ bowl
parsley. Spoon onto scrvina platter. Amn&e hens over combine crumbs, buttc:rand 2 tablcs~nssupr, m~x well.
nee Pat mixture over bottom and two rnchcs up sides of
· -prepared panMCh 1ll. .
HAZELNUT EGGNOG CHEESECAJtE In the Larae bowl of an electric mi1cr beat cream
• 1~cupt packq'td cnum craclrermamb1 d1ccsc until smooth. Ghtd.ually add 'h cup heavy cream.
'tableapooa11>1tter or mer1artae. melted bcauna constantly. Beat in rimalnina ¥>cup 1upr. Add ~up plDI t table1poons 11pr egp and cu yolk.s one at a time, blend1na·well after each
I (I once) pacU, • pl11 l (3 ounce) packa1e cream addiuon (do not ov~{~l).
claeae, 10ftened Sttr in liqueur. Pour batter into prepared !'ID. Spnnklc
I ~•P tauvy cream, divided with nutmea. Bake in a 150-d~c oven 45 to SO minutes a tare • -·· •• until top cake 1s dry. · · ' ' --•
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ID complettnc an arranaemen~ Aadrey llaratta placei a radl8h tallp tn an· eai>lant
.... Below, •be mows how to ~e tile
cl••lc tooaato roee: Peel a ripe, firm tomato
to make a condn11ou ::!f of akln. Coll the mtp and when comP,l p~ the roee ID
the ,.im on one band'and.apread tlae peta1a to
form a roee Rape.
ham for a buffet. A large ham,
decorated with a nosegay of vegetable
flowers, was surrounded wi th sliced
ham interspersed with more flowers
artistic talents into a eaten ng bus1 ness.
but was unsuccessful. Now she uses
these skills as bead cook and flower
Fassero·~ lntema11onal Cookware in
Corona del Mar and gives ho me
demonstrations for smaU groups .
in vegetable vases. ....
As she loves lo cook, she said she
tried to incorporate her culinary and
. arranger for a Santa Ana caterer.
A promoter of the art, Maratta is
delighted to share her knowledge with
others. She teaches the techniques at
"I want to sec more people doing
this. The n:iore popular it (food
1sculpture) becomes. the better known
· I bCcomc.··
More exercise, balanced diet
promoted by chief dietitian
Cool at room tempcratutt I hour. Loosen sides of pan
with a spatula and ttmovc Chall several hours befott
scrvana. Whip rcmaanana ''2 cup cream. Garpish cake w1th
whipped cttam and huelnuts. 1f desired. Yield: 10 to 12
servanp.
. CAFE NOISETTE
i caps 1tron1 bot coffee
\t c1p bulaut Uquear
l oucet.rudy
14 c1p aieaYy cream, whipped
~ocoJat utl
In small tauccpan combine coffee, hazelnut liqueur
and brandy. Heat. Pour roffct mixture into mu&.\. Top
with whipped cttam .• pinUc with chocolate curl 1f
desired Yield: 2 rvin
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Orientat:style b('ef flavorful
Cooking method ls the, secret
to flank steak's tenderness -
D••·~ i lablffpooa1 water
1 lea1pooo ve1etable or
1e-nme oil
Id¢ main dishes are
festJve enoua,h for speciaJ
dinners, yet easy and quick
to prepare. ·
Herc arc two Oriental-
stylc flank ueak recipes
that will fill the bill.
ChUlese Steamed Beef i$
cooked in a traditional
OrientaJ manner that may
not be too common in
western kitchens. The beef,
sliced thinly across the
Jf81R to make tender stnps,
1s mixed with cornstarch,
supr. soy sauce, salt and
pepper. \A, tea1pooD 1oy aauce ,
5 1Uce1 1m1er root The secret to lhe tender-i tableapooll1 mixed
ncss and flavor is in the ve1etable pickle•
·cook in.a method t tableapooa1 · 1llced
steamed on a plate over -• , . (l'ffD OwODI
s1mmenng water. Hot cooked rice
For a hot .spicy en tree ..._ Cut steak lenathw1se into
try Szechwa~ Pepper .Beef.'· '90alves, Slice :each half
. across the vain into l/•-1nch
CHINESE STEAMED
BEEF
1 pound beef flank 1teak
\A, tea1poo• cona1t.ucla
\A, teaspoon tqar
14 tea1poon aalt
slices. Mix beef. corn·
starch, sugar and salt. pep-
per, water, 011 and soy sauce
in S-1nch pie pan or shallow
bowl. Arrange shced ginger
and vegetable pickles on
top of beef.
To coolr. placeiow·raclc
or tnvet an bottom of wolc
or la11e skillet. Pour hot
water mto bottom of pan
under rack; heat to boilu~J.
Pia~ plate of beef on raclc;
cover wok. Steam 7 to I 0
minutes, starrina once or
twice for even cooking.
Beef should be pink in
places when it is done.
Overcoo~J will toughen beef. Sp · c wilh onion,
using both gncn and white
parts. Serve over hot,
cooked rice. Makes 4 ser-
v 1ngs,
HOT PEPPER BEEF
1 poud beef flaU •teak
• t tablnpoou soy uace
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1 tealpooa IGl&r
VqeSable or peanut oil
, I drted ltot red peppen,
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3 medJam clovu 1arllc,
craalaecf .
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matcla1t1c• pieces
1 carrot, cat l.ato
matcla1tlck pieces
1 1c.Ik celery, c•t ID to
makla1tlck pteeea
Cut beef lenathwisc into
halves. Slice each half
across grain into l/•-inch
slices. Mix beef, soy sauce,
sherry and sugar. Heat oil
until hot. Add hot red
peppers. Cook over me-
daum-h i&h heat until black-
ened. (1hey will smoke a
bit.)
f>iscard peppers, leaving
oil. Add beef and garlic;
stir-fry 2 minutes or until
beef 1s nearly done. Re-
move beef to warm platter.
Add green chili per.pers.
carrot and celery to oi . Stir-
f ry until crisp-tender. Add
beef; cover and cO<>lc until
beef is just done, about 2
minutes. Makes 4 servings.,
Note: Hot red peppers
a.re very hot. After working
with them. be sure to
thoroughly wash cutting
boards, knife and your
hinds. Don't touch your
eyes with hands that have
touched chilies. ·
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rectpea with Chlneee
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FRUIT BREAD
A PLEASURE
T O BAKE, EAT
Dried fruit, nut fillings
a cornucopia of winter values
Fo.ah b!"ids are yea.st breads you'll enjoy making now,
and they· will surely bnng ra,,ve reviews from fa.mily and
friends. This recipe makes two braids, each filled with
different dried fruit and nut fillings.
The prune filling is rich and spicy, with lots of
cinna01on, cloves and a hint of orange. The raisin nut fi1lina is sparked with...fincly grated lemon peel, and the
nuts offer a pleasing texture contrast.
These fruit braids are perfect for ..breakfast, and
w<?nderful anytime of the day with coffee or a gl~s of cold m1~. Thanks to the dried frutt filling. the braids stiyfresh·
tasting for days, and they also freeze beautifully.
FRUIT BRAIDS
1 packa1e active dry yea1t
14 cap water, lukewarm (abOut 110 depeea)
aft cup mllk, lukewarm (about 110 depees)
1 &abletpoon 1a1ar
1 ~ cap1 all-purpo1e flour
1 teaspoon aalt
3 ea•. room temperature
'1• cap butter, softened and cut into 1mall pieces t"' to 5"' cup1 all·purpoae Dour
Glaze: ·
leg
1 tablespoon milk
Poppy 1eed
Combine yeast, water, milk ..and_ 1.'h-cups flour in
mixing bowl. Beat until well combined, about 100 strokes.
Let rise until doubled, about 40 minutes. .
Beat in $alt, eggs and butter until smooth. Beat in half
o(remainina ftour. Place dough on floured surface and
knead in enough of remaining flour to make a moderately
stiff dough. Knead until smooth and elastic, 8 to 1 O
minutes. . "''
Place dough in lightly greased bowl, tµmil'.}$. once to
grease surface. Cover; let rise in warm place until double,
about l hour. Meanwhile, prepare 'fillings.
SPICY PRUNE F.JLLING:
i cups pitted pnqiea·, chopped.
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By CECILY BROWNSTONE
% cap oran1e Juice •1, c1p boaey
'4 teaapoon cloves
'·
% tea1poon. cinnamon ·
Combine all ingredients in large saucepan. Cook over
low'heat, stirring occasionally, about 10 minutes or until
mixture thickens. Cool.
RAISIN·W~LNUT FILLING:
1 cup water
"' cup IUIU l ~ cups ral1ln1, cboeped ~ cap finely chopped wal.aat1
' Grated rtDd of 1 lemon
Combine water and sugar in large saucepan. Bring to
boil. Reduce heat to low. Stir in remaining ingredients.
Cook, stirring occasionally for about 10 minutes or until
thick. Cool.
Divide.dough into 2 portions. On floured surface, roll
one portion to an 18 x I 0-inch rectangle. Cut into 3
lengthwise strips. Spread 1/J of the prune filling down each
strip, leaving 1 inch free of filling on all sides.
-pampen on~ .side of each strip with water. Over-
lappmg dough, pmcb dough strips together to form long
ropes. Once filling is enclosed, roll and reshape ropes to be
niform as possible.
Pinch 3 ropes of dough together at one end. Weave
a braid. Lift carefully and ,pla~ on large, liJbtly
gr scd baking sheet. · .
Repeat rolling and shaping proce.ss with remaining
·half of dough, using the raisin-walnut filling. Place braids
in warm place. Cover: let rise until doubled, about 30
minutes.
Combine egg and milk for &laze. Brush evenly over
braids. Sprinkle with poppy seed. Bake at 400 degrees for
20 to 25 minutes or until golden. Makes 2 braids..
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If you are interested in regional American cooking,
"Cuisine of the American Southwest" by Anne Linsay
Greer (Cuisinart_.Cooking Oub-Harper & Row) is worth L-=================================::::::============================================:::'._-looking into. Since h~r college days in Arizona and
California, the author says she has "loved this colorful and
tas'ty cuisine."
Then residence in Texas and cooking for her family,
plus a dozen years of giving cooking classes, confirmed her
enthusiasm for the subject. And visits to nearly every large
Mexican-American community in the Southwest allowed
her to do a remarkable amount of research.
A large-format book, with lavish color ph~tographs,
"Cuisine of the American-'Seuthwosi.'.!..has .an-~cellent
chapter on the ingredients needed for what has come to be
known, according to Greer, as Tex-Mex. Cal-Mex, Santa
Fe Style and Sonora Style cooking.
~lthough the following salad recipe was designed for
Chri4tmas Eve, it is good during many months of the years.
The jicama included is a slightly sweet crisp tuber that is
becoming increasingly available all over the country. And
the papaya called (or is no longer considered exotic -
nowadays you can buy this lovely fruit in many
supermarkets.
SOUTHWEST SALAD
1 1mall Jlcama ·
t fretb beet1, coolled antll tender or 1 can cooked
1boe1trtn1 beet1, drained and cbtUed.
l oru1ea
1 freall papaya or ma.a10
~ cap pl.De nat1
1 tablespoon veaetable oll
VlDalpette Dre11in1, aee recipe
Letnce leavet
Peel the jicama bejng sur~ to remave ~th the outer
peel and the inner fibrous coaUnJ. Cut the Jicama and the
beets into matchstick size slices 10 a food processor or by
hand. .
Peel the manao or rapaya and cut into sin pa. Peel the
oran• rcmovina al the white membrane· section,
resenlina 3 tablespoons of the juice for the Vinaijrette
Drell~~c the pine nuts in the oil until llahtty browned.
Drain on paper towels. Wub and dry the lettuce and use to
tine ~deep platter-. ,
Make the-Vlnaiarettc Dre11ina. AtT&nae the salad atop the lettuce in the followina
manner. Amnae the vcaetables and fruits in separate
rows, sprinkle the pine nuts over the top and serve the
d.reuina 1e:parately. Let everyone dress their own salad
selection. serves 3 to 4. ' • •
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· In a ICf'ew top Jar or in a food proceuor u1in1 the metal
blade thorouahly combine 2 tabfe1poon1 cider vincpr, 2
tablespoon• red wine vinepr, 3 t1blc1poon1 ftesh oranac
juie1y 'h cup saffiower 0U0c l teaspoon •uaarJ v. to Y1
taipoo11 alt or to taste, '1l to v. teaspoon pure around ttd
cblle P'!w~yenne pepper.
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~ery day more fruitful. It's the high flber cereal that's o feast of rolslns.
dates. apples and pure golden h6ne)< It's a bountiful taste
only Kellogg's could create.~ 1 . . . . ,~ . ~·
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of humor. and:·while a
&real fan of French wi9es,
finds their producers j ust a
bit stufTy~ I suspect he enjoys teas.-
in& jus1 a 1i1tlc, and I'm
never quite sure when he's
giving 11 10 me straight and
when he has his tongue
placed firml y in Cheek.
If Masciana is to ~
believed, look for two more
1n~rest!& labels to !J?J>C8T later thls year. -
As an obvio1.1.s spoor:
with fam ous Chateau
Mou1011 and it:s artsy-
cra Osy labels in mind, Mas-
ciana swears he will release
.. Chateau Motown," a
California clarel with ..a
label design fca1urin_g an
abstract painting of the
skyline of Detroit
In a sirn_i lar vein,
Bcrnkasteler Dok.tor is one
uf the mast famous names
of Germany. Becau~ofthc
Santa Lucia Cellars close
pro~in11ty to fam.ous
Hearst Castle, Masc1ana
thinks tha1 a Riesling
labeled .. Hearstcastler
Doctor" would be morc-
K).an appropriate.
It will be interesting to
see if the Germans and
M o ul o n"s Baron
R o ths c hild arc as
interested in lawsuits as
.... ·en: the Romance Conti
people.
P.S. If you happen to
have purchased a few bot·
ties of the Santa Lucia
Ce llars Burgundy that lost
in the lawsuit. do not drink
it. I
The wine is quile ~ood,
mind you, but 11 will be
much more Valuable for its
collectability than the
modest SJ price yo u paid
for it. Very little left the
winery prior to an injunc-
tion being issued.
Fresh fruit
' becoming
availabl~
Some dclictous--frUit--is--
becoming available as the
month of February begins,
and the quality of many
items is outstanding, ac-
cording to southern Cali·
fornia produce buyers ..
Big navel oranges are
plentiful and inexpensive
this week. It is a b1l more
diffi cuh 10 find good juice
oranges. s1ni;e the extensive
damage lo the Texas crop.
Grapefruit prices ar.e be·
co ming sligh1\y higher be-
cause of heavier demand
and light suppl y. The quali-
ty, however, is excellent.
Fresh. sweet California
strawberries arc entering
product: departments. The
stan of 1he season will be
marked with sleep prices
which should drop as supp-
ly increases. The quality is
excellent .
Nectarines. peaclies and
grapes. imported from
Chile. are plentiful and
ex pensive. C renshaw.
honeydew and · water-
melons from Mexico are
showing superior quality,
although the prices remain
high.
A voe.ados arc plentiful
and .prices are reasonable.
This ij;..definitely the lime
of year to add one toa salad
or sandwich. Volume is
high o n Iceberg lettuce.
arriving from the Imperial
Valley. This acc:ounts for
lh c lower price tags.
Prices on caulifl ower and
broccoli will \'ary. but
quality should be excellent.
Look for the pncc of carrots
and radishes to go up.
Classes set
for cooks
Workshops o n food pro-
cessors and classes on
American and Chinese
cuisine ~re amon& topics
chosen for food demon-
strations during lhe next
week. • ••
At Fassero"s lnter-
naoonal Cookware, 2929
E. Coasl Hi&hway, Corona d~I Mar. Cflincse cooking
will be prcscn1cd from 10
a.m. toJ p.m. Sa1\Jrday and
a program on food pro-
ccsson will be gi ven at 6:30
p.m . Feb. 9. COstofthe first
c13ss is $65: the second
$2S. For reservations, cad
673-2343 . •••
~ario n C unningham
will bake an Angel Food
Cakc•I noon Feb. 9at1Jlc
Broadway, Hun1in1ton
Center, The reel~ is an
original of the demon·
stralor. • • •
-Classes at Coast Hard·
ware, 240 Broadway,
Laauna-Beach, io,tJu...d.e
Ne:w Afncrfoan Cul'i1nC, 7
p.m. Thursday; Food J>ro.
ctssor Magic, 10:30 1.m .
Saturdax: 1nd Superb -.
Sauces. 7 p.m. Tuetday .•
For rc1ierva1ions and elm
COSIS, call ·497_-4403. . .
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Festival
dishgQod
anytftne
BJ CECILY
BROWNSTONE
ill 111 al1ted Plw 'eed ldffof
If you visit the annual
Pennsylvania Dutch Fhti-
val held m Kutztown, Pa.,
at the beginning of July,
you may taste an utterly
delicious (but ptain and
sim~le) dish that, in my
opinion, is just right to
serve at home in the winter.
The dish is Baked Potato
Filling and it is part of the
help-yourself-to-as-much-
as-you-like dinners served
in great field tents on the
hu1e grounds of the fest;-.
val.
Tl\ese dinners include
such other Pennsylvania
Dutch specialties as
Chicken Corn Soup,
Sweets and Sours (all sorts
of pick.Jes), Schnitz un
Gnepp (dried apples and
dumplings), APP.le Butter,
and Amish Vamlla Pie.
But back to Baked Potato
Filling. I find it great to
serve with a cut-up baked
chicken, turkey roasted
without stuffing, baked
ham or boneless smoked
pork shoulder butt. If you
try the recipe, I hope you
agree. •
BAKED POTATO FILL-
ING
3 mecllam (aboat 1
pouDd) potatoes, peeled
ud qurteTed
14 cap milk
% large eu• 'fl cap finely cbopped
panley
Salt ud pepper to ta1te
S &able1pooa1.batter
i medlam-large oDioaa,
flaely diced ( l "" capt)
4 allcet (each about ""·
lacb ·tblck) flrm-textur.e
bre~d, cut la to 'i'i -lacb
cabes(about 3 cups)
In a heavy 2-quan
saucepan cover the
potatoes with about I inch
of boiling water; boil, tight-
ly covered, until tender-
firm -20 to 25 minutes.
Drain well and mash until
smooth. Beat in milk. eggs,
parsley and salt and pep-
per.
In a I 0-inch skillet heat 2
tablespoons of the butter;
add the onion and cook
gently, stirring often, until
golden brown. With a
slotted spoon, remove the
onion and add to t~e
potatoes.
In the I 0-inch skillet
over low heat, melt 2 more
tablespoons of the butter;
add the bread cubes and
toss to coat with the butter.
SRread bread cubes on a la~ cookie sheet and bale~
in a preheated 300-devee
oven until crisp and tightly
browned -20 to 30
minutes. Fold into the
potato mixture.
Turn into a buttered 1-
quart baking dish and
smooth the top. Melt the
remaining I tablespoon .
butter and drizzle over the
potato mixture. Bake in a
prdhcated 350-degree oven
until top· is golden and
crusty -35 minutes.
Mak~ 6 servings.
Here's toast
that's quick
If you prepare the ch~~
spread ahead and store It ID
tbc refri1crator, you can
make these snacks quickly.
CHEESE TOAST
Grate 4 ounces of sharp
cheddar cheese medium
fine -there should be I
sliJhtly packed cup. In small bowl, with a s n
mix t()lCthcr the cheese, 2
tablespoons finely chopped
pimiento-stuffed areen ol-
ives, l tablcsp<50n mayon-
naise and 2 tablespoons
ketchup. (Makes about v.
cup.)
. .
Spread on liJ}\tly toasted
slices ofbrcad. usina l level
meuurina tablespoons for
each 1Uce. and muina sure
to cover the cd&e of the
iout. Place on foil and
broil to melt c and
brown liahtly. Cut each
slice into 2 trianaJcs and
ICt'Vc at once. •
•
Chinese Pancake~served fried liahtly, then pmi hid witb 11verut at~ snow ~ >::: peas make a preuy picture fanl\Cd alonas•do the enttcr:.
WlthChtck~n-flavored sauce icuuc~~=~;
l tablelpHU ~J'da ~ "?'.
The Chi~ex &(C very fond of CJP as food, and arc . i tptpuu MJ aaece ,,
resourceful 10 USU\& them. They scramble thccn of •ea• . .Upt.IJ .ae. · ~
combine them with other 1naredients. Ega Foo Yurta is Just · · 1 e-. c1Mppe4 ~ *1tmp
one of many uruque ways Clunese use egs. · ~ e-. rMu.,,....
Th~ delicate pancakes arc served with a smooth '4 C9P tt.elJ c~oppe:d pea ..U..
sauce made by combinina the flavors of ready to serve '4 nr wad oil
chicken broth and purtp:nt soy sau~. Cornstarch ia also ln -quart saucepan over medium heat, combine
stirred 1n to provide a th1ckcnin1 agent for the sauce. broth, cornstarch and soy sauce~ cook, sturin& constantly unul thickened. Remove from heat; keep warm .. : tn To make Ea Foo Yung. eggs, chopped shrimp, bean medium bowl, mix well egs, sbnmp, bean sprouts and ' sprouts and green onions arc maxed together and then green oaions. ·
cooked to form a &olden brown pancake. In 10-inch skillet over mcdiwn·bcat. in bol oil.drop I/•
Snow peas are crunchy complements to many CUJ> ea mixture: cook Wltil li&htly browned oa both sides
C)inex meals. Their texture, flavorandappeannlrc make (makes about 8). Serve Ea Foo Yuqwitb uuet. M'1a4
them a popular veceablc among Westerners as well. Stifl-servings. . .
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Pdces plus Higher ~anda:~t;f5..
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Coupom LD Ralphs Low•r Pr1ce1 and
Higher Standarci. c1rcular. II you don't ·
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Grocery Values
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SOiar O•sis may eliminate 'seasQnal foods'
BJ BARBARA ABEL
TM._C*-'
TUCSON, Anz. {AP)-
Some day, lettuce, be4ns.
ftah or flowers may vow
and hnve in downtown
Minneapolis in m1d-wm-
ter, thanks to an expen-
ment in Tucson.
The experiment., ten·
tativel,Y called "Solar
Oasis,. ii an effort or the
University of Arizona Eo-
v1ronmental Research
Laboratory -folb on the
cuuin1 edae of solar ene'l)'
applications, seawater food
production and space aar·
deQS.
The ~sis, located on the
laboralory"I site behind
Tucson lntemabonal Air· pon. "is a prototype of
what could be downtown,"
11y1 its director, Carl N.
Hodses. "Herc we've inte·
aratcd many of our efforts
-solar heating, con-
trolled-environment aari·
'
culture, aquaculture-and
put them into a system that
could be used 10 com-
mun1 ne1 in the future."
The Solar Oasis com·
bines what Hodp and his
colleques teamed &om
their contributions to the
Land Pavilion at Walt Dtt-
ne World's EPCOT (for
. No Games .... No Gimmicks ... Everybody Wiris
RGE FANCY PURE GOLD
NAVEL
ORANGES
PORK-LOIN •
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auntie.
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CornDop
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-" OUN l VAlllf'T'U llMOkll>
Saa ....
Experimental Prototype
Community of Tomorrow)
Center in Orlando, Aa.
The UA sroup wu the
primary 1C1eotific consult·
ant for.the pavilion, which
demoo1tratc1 bow re-
searchers are increuina
plant production.
"From Disney, we·
learned that you could
combine entertainment
With education," Hodsn
said. "Part of our miuion i1
fettio1 the public know
what we're doina aod belp-
ioa them lc=am io 4o it
themselvci."
Hod&es forcaeet other
oases bein built -in ...
schools, C1v1c centers. com-
mercial areas. "lots of
ways."
The solar oasis in Tucson
is not quite. finished. It i1
awaitina a special insulat·
ina canopy lO shield the
plants and fish from cold at
night. The canopy is two
la ers of I eth tene
h Stater's Low, Low Prices!
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32·0Z ••.s9
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Cup·O-lloadles .. -...
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UNCLE BENS CONVERTED
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SALES TO COMM!ACIAL DIALIRI OR
WHOLESALERS
..
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throuah which .1.n~latina
soapauds-f oam tt lJ\ICCted
at niaht, crcatina • areen·
house effect. The material has been
uJed as a sreenbouae ~f
in other demooatrauon
projects at the lab, and
scientists here have found
that it reduces oiaht heat
loss by 1U much II 85
percent.
To make sure the en·
vironment stays ·~~le,
the oasis also bas a foaaana
system that keeps the
temperature under the
canopy low in summer. lo
1 winter it protects planu
from freezing. .LP a small pond arc
cal'fish, soon to be replaced
by tilapia, a fish that ke~~
its water clean by ca\t°'
algae and whose wastes
make excellent fertihzcr.
Bordering the pond is a
row of Boston-type lettuce,
and elsewhere under the
canopy are regular cabbaae.
Chinese cab~ge, kale, tur-
nips, lettuce, onions, rad-
ishes, carrots, beets and
herbs -all plants that
withstand lo w night
temperatures we11.
But Hodges and Merle
Jensen, the lab's chief re·
search horticulturist, are
not growing their garden
for notb.i_ng. Soon, they
believe, similar prdens
could be grown inside pub-
lic places.
"Rather than just plant-
ing ficus, you could grow
vegetables or other food
crops in ornate and beauti·
ful ways," Jensen said. "We
learne d that from
EPCOT."
In addition to their
beauty, the gardens can
teach the public how to
JrOW vegetables at borne -
indoors or out -depend·
ing on the climate.
That's important., Jensen
said, noting that public
demand for veJetables has
grown dramatically in re-
cent years.
· Theper~i&aoonsump
t1on of lettuce bas soared
from 12 or 14 pounds 10
years ago lo approxima~ly
27 pounds t~~ _he said.
And seed companies arc
re~ry.ing h11ge increases in
sales m recent years.
Hodges and Jensen and
their staff also arc working
with the UA College of
Architecture to develop a
folding matcriaJ that could
enclose the sides of their
oasis and be rolled away
when the temperature rises.
This dish
lets cook
'help self'
"Help yourself." Most
often we hear those inviting
words while seated at a
dinner table. The state-
ment gives your company
the go-ahC4'd to enjoy a
meal.
Helping yourself also
pertains to the cook. es-
pecially when time is of the
essence in getting the food
prepared.
That's where Cheesy
Chili 'N' Chips come ih to
lend a band. This recipe
can be prepared in 20
minutes.
CHEESY CHW 'N' CHIPS
1 poud 1roud bfff
11'-oance cu tomatoes
1 •-ouce can tomato
pa1te
1 &abletpooa cbill pow-
der
1 tablupoon de·
hydrated ml.Deed oaloa1
~ lHlpooD ult
1 ~ cap1 <• oa.nces)
1breclded 1barp utaral
Cheddar cbttH
Z e11p1 con cblp1
Brown meat; drain. Stir
in tomatoes, tomato paste
and seasonings. Cover,
simmer 10 minutes. Add l
cup cheese; stir ·until
melted. Arranae com chips
on platter. SP<>Qn chili over
chips; top with rcmainina
cheese. Serves 4 to 6.
Sundae best
for pineapple
A spirited toppina.
PINEAPPLE SUNDAES
1'4-oaee cu cn1•ed
pl11apple la •ta•J
''"' I tablupooat (or more)
dart nm
1 ~ qurt• coffee Ice cream
Stir tosetber pineapple
(undrained) and rum;
cover li&htly and chill. At aervi.na time top ICOO"Pt of
the ice cream with the
pineapple mixture. Maket
61ervinp.
'
Potato
salad top
buffet bit
Potato salad 1s the per·
feet partner for any buffet.
Herc with a drcssmg of
almpnds, bacon, cheese
and apple. the potato salad
turns into the star attrac-
tion.
A combination of tex-
tures and flavors as pleas-
ing to the palate as to the
eye, make this a colorful
favorite to serve wtih cold
roast turkey, ham or beef.
It can be served
alongside do-it-yourself
sandwiches or as the star of
a spcc1aJ cold plate.
BU FFET P O TATO
84.AD
4 caps d.Jced cooked
potatoes (about I Yi
pouda)
I ~ c.pa d.Jced red apple
~ c.p d1opped red
aloe
np ~opped panley
I aUcet bacon, cooked
c risp, drained and
crwmbled
1 cap coarsely abredded
Cbedclarcbeeae (aboat3
OUCH)
A'lmond Dru1ln1
(recipe f0Uow1~
Lettace leaves Apple-w~1ea
Z tableapooni chopped
touted almoDda
l Z OUCH .u~ corned
•'· rout beef, roHt taney orbm. rn large bowl combine
potatoes, dfoed apples.
onion, parsley, bacon and
cheese. Toss with dressing:
chill.
Just before serving. ar-
ranie. lettuce on platter,
mound potato salad 10
center. Garnish with apple
slices; spr inkle with
almonds. S\mound· with
sliced meats. Makes 6 ser-
vings.
ALMOND DRESSING
Yi c ap mayonnaise
3 tableapoona cider
vinegar
1 teaspoon dry mustard
1 teupoon an1ar
Yi teaspoon ult
~ leHpoon pepper
Yi cap chopped toasted
almond a
ln small bOwl combme
all ingredients except
almond s ; blend
thoro ughl y. Mi x 1n
aLmonds. Makes I cup.
Brown rice
can be nice
Nutritious and good tast-
ing main dish.
BROWN RICE MARTHA
l If• cups water
1 c np long-grain
parboUed brown rice
1.4 cap ( Yi of a •;,-pound
stick) butter
1 medium oelon, finely
diced
Yi of a lar1e green
pepper, finely d iced
1 clove garlic, finely
cbopped
'4 cap tomato jalte (8-
ouce can)
~ teHpooa pepper
Grated cheddar cheese
Jn a 2-quart saucepan
brina water to a boil; add
rice and stir once or twice;
cover .tia,htly and simmer
unlil rice as tender and
JBins separate. In a I 0-
mch skHlet melt bullet, add
onion, areen pepper and
prlic, oook aently, stirrina
oftcn,.until onion is wilt~d
-about 10 minutes; add ·
tomato Juice and pepper; ,
brina to a boil.
With a fork, s11r tomato
mixture into hot cooked
rice; covet liahtly and let I
stand ofThca1 un1il tomato
;woe is absorbed -S to IO I
minutes. Serve bot; pess
cheese. Makes 4 '<> 6 main-
di1b 11ervinp
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Recipes :ai111ed tOward long life
Celebrate C hinese New Year
with adaptations of classics
Good health and longcvny are fort most in the
thouabts of the Chinese as they prepare to celebrate the
begJnnin~ of a new yeu on rhursday.
For its celebrat&on, consider these recipes adapted
from a recently pubhshed coo)cbook, "Cooking With
Madame Wu," (McGraw-Hill Book Company, New York,
N.Y., 1984).
. Madame Wu. who •wnt~s about· the an of Chinese
food preparation bastd o~ her hen~e. saruhat all the
1pcs in The bod1c arc ~•a1med towara a g . lohg and
healthy hfe."
Chicken with Cashews as a classic Chinese main dish.
Madam Wu calls for mannaung the chicken an a soy,
honey, com 011 and com starch (rw1turc for 30 minutes.
The mannated chi cken 1s lh~n stir-fried with vegetables
producing HS own light sauce. "II helps keep the j uices in
the meat, making 11 more tender," she said.
Lemon fish. a hghUy battered fncd fish. as served with
a lemon sauce. To retain the cnspness of the fish. serve the
sauce $Cpara1ely
The peppers 1n Beef with Three Peppers are sweet
green peppers, sweet red peppers, and a 2-inch long dned
hot chill pepper To in~rease the hotness of this navorful
dash, break open the hot ch1h pepper while stir-frying.
~ cap ma1U..m laalvn or .Uea
~ cup 1lleed bamboo 1laoot1
~ cup ctaJckH bo.Woa or brom
~ cap dry roa1ced caalae'f•
Jn small bowl, st ir together cornstarch, soy sauce, 11/i
teaspoons com oil and honey until smooth. Add chicken,
toss well to coat. Marinate 30 minutes. In large deep skillet
or wok, heat 2 tablespoon1 com oil over medium·biab
heat. Add a.arlic; stir-fry ~O seconds.
Remove and discard prlic. Add chicken; stir fry I to
2 minutes. Add snow peu, mushroom s, bamboo 1hoou
and broth;1tirfry I minute.Addcashews;stirfry I minute.
If desired , serve with rice. Makes 2 to 3 aervinp.
--LEMON "811--
1 cup aulfced Ooar
'.4 cup conaatar~
~ tea1pooD bakJD1 powder
'It teupooa l&Jt •ea )
"' cap water 1 qcaar1 (aboat) con oll
4 ( '4 poud eacla) Oouder f Wett
Lemoa 11uce (reel.,_ follows)
In medium bowl, stir together flour, cornstarch,
baking powder and salt. In small bowl, stir together cu,
water, and I tablespoon of the com 011. Stir into flour
mixture until smooth. Pour remaining com oil into heavy
I 0-inch skillet or wolc, filling no more than 1/J full.
honey until weU blended. StuTint constantly, bri na 10 boll
over medium beat and boil I minute. Makel about JI> cup
BEEF WITH THREE PEPPERS
I pond beef f1aU 1&.eak
J tabtetpooa cora1tattll
i tabletpooDI IO)' 11ace. d.Mded
I tableapooa dry derry
I teeapooa laoaey
I clove 1ar1te, mliced or pre11ed
1 mecll1m oaloa, C1Jt lato ilia wed1ea
l (!·lie') ·~ ~oc ~w pepper • t aweet trea)lepper. cat lalO tla1a 1hipe
J 1weet recl pepper, eat hato ClllD 1trtp1
Cut ~f d1aaonally across arain into very thin slices,
then cut into 2-inch stnps. ln medium bowl, stir toaether
comstarch, I tablespoon of the soy sauce, sherry, I
tablespoon of the com 011 and honey until smooth. Add
beef; toss to coat well. Mannate 30 m inutes.
ln Larae skillet or wok, heat 3 tablespoons of the com
oil over medium-high heat. Add aarlic; stir fry 10 seconds.
Add beef, stir fry 2 minutes. Remove.
Heat remairuna 2 tablespoons com oil over med1um-hi&h heal Add onions. stir fry 30 seconds. Add peppers
and remaining I tablespoon soy sauce; stir fry I to 2
minut" or until peppers arc tender-cnsp. (For added
hotness, break open chill pepper). ·
A<td beef; loss with peppers until healed through. If
desired. serve with rice. Makes 4 servings.
CHICKEN WITH CASHEWS
l teaapoon cornstarch
Heat o ver medium heat to 350 degrees. Dip fisl), I
piece at a time, into batter; shake off excess. Fry, 1 piece at
a time, turning once, 2 minutes or until light golden brown. ---------------,,,...-----,=~
Drain on paper towels.
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l Yi tea1pooo corn oil
I te11pooo boaey
~ poand boaele11 1kJole11 chicken brea1t, eat lo tblD
1trtp1 ~
Z tablespooa1 corn oil
l clove garlic, cru1bed
~ cup IDOW peal
Keep warm while frying remaining fish. Place fish on
serving platter. If desired, garnish with parsley and lemon
slices. cut in half, arranged alternately around fish. Serve
immediately with Lemon Sauce. Makes 4 servings.
Lemon Sauce: In I-quart sauce pan, stir together 2
teaspoons cornstarch and 2 tablespoons water until
smooth. Stir in 1h cup fresh lemon juice and 2 tablespoons
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Shrimp served
in patty shells
A novice cook can make Chinese Style Shnmp, a
delectable concoction served over buttery patty shells.
The basic sauce is a combination of chicken broth,
cornstarch and soy sauce. Chinese snow peas and gre:n
onions arc added with a touch of garlic and all are stir fried
until crisply done. Water Chestnuts and shrimp go in last.
amid more stirring until th~ sauce thickens.
CHINESE-STYLE SHRIMP
IN PA TTY SHELLS
1 caa (13% oa.nces> chicken broth 0 % tablespooa1 corn1tarcb
1 ~ table1poon1 1oy aaoce
3 tablespooa1 peanut on
I &ulpooD prUc
1 ~ cap1 Clllneae aaow pe11, cat hlto l·hlclil pieces
'.4 cwp 1Uced acallioa1 or green omou
1 cu (3 OUCH) 1llced water cbeatnut1, dralud
i pacu1ea <• ouce1 each) frozen cooked 1brlmp, .._
tlaawed ~d drained
~ 1 pack.ate patty 1bell1, prepared accord la& to pacu1e
'WrectlODI
Mix chicken broth with cornstarch and soy sauce. In a
large skillet heat oil over high heat. Add garlic, snow peas
and green onions; stir-fry until almpi't tender-crisp.
Add water chestnuts and shrimp a nd stir in chicken
broth mixture; cook, starring constantly until sauce
thickens and just comes to a boil. Serve over baked patty
shells. Makes 6 servings. ~
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Sausage appeals
as an appetizer
Pork sausaae offers plenty of ideas fo~,· m:rs. Try
Sausage-Spinach Roll-Up and Sausage-Stuffe M~-
room Caps. •
SAUSAGE-SPINACH ROLL-UP
1 poud balk pork aau11ge
Y, np ~opped oaloa
i It-once packa1ea frozen cbopped aplucll, cooked
uddralDecl
1 cap cnmbled feta clleete ( 4 oancea)
Y. cap crated Parmesan claeeae .
I teupooa drtecl ore1aao, cra11led
10 alleett fro1ea playllo doap (1'1113-1.Dcla rectu1Jea),
lllawed
~ np bitter or margarine, melted
In tarae skillet cook sausage and onion over med1um-
high heat till sausaae is done and onion is tender, stirring
occasionally. Drain. Stir in spinach, feta cheese, Parmesan
cheese and oreaano. Set aside.
Unfold the phyllo dough; spread one sheet Oat. (Keep
remainina sheets covered with a damp towel.) Brush the
one sheet with some of the mel1ed butter or maraarine.
Top with the remaining sheets of phyllo. brushina each
with some of the melted butter.
Sptead the sau~-1plnach mixture lenJthwise over
bottom one-third of the layered phyllo dou&Jl to within 2
inches of ends. Fold ends over. Carefully rolf up the phyllo.
Place the roll. seam aide down, on a lilJ\tly arcaled bakina
sheet.
Brush with the remalnjnJ butter or marprinc. Bake
in a JS().dqrce oven for 3S manu~ or till brown. Garnish
with watcrcreu._ ol~• and lemon peel twittt, if desired.
Makes 12 appel~lnp. -4
SAU AGE-STUFFED MUSHROOM
1,.... Hlll ,.n .......
1 ,._. ln8 ••room• . ,.
1 cleve prlk, m1Ked ·
l &M...,01u ~ penley .. -.._
1 ~ et1p1 ar-. .. CWUr deete (I oeittt1)
Rinse mushrooms and pat dry: remove items. Chop
1tcma. Combine the mushroom stems. sau~. prlic and
chopped parsley in 1 medium killct; cook ulf •usqe 11 broWMd. atirrina of\tn. Drain pan dripp np. itir-in
tbttddtd chccte.
Fill U.c mu1hroom C.J)I with uusaao ma_xture. Place
in a ll •9 x2· nch bllin,(di1h. Bake 1n 3~qrtt1>vcn for
20 minute.. Oamiah wiih pimiento and 1nipped parsley, W:
des1mt. M1k about 24. ~... I. _ , 1
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lailyPlllt WEON.ESOAV_.. FEBRUARY 1.. 198-4
INOLEWOOD (AP) -Jamaal
Wllk.ct tQOred 23 p0int1 and four
teammates had 20 or mote u the Los Angeles takers defeated the Port.land
Trail Blazers, 129-124, in a National
Balbtball Association aamc Tue..
clar ni&ht at the Forum.
TJie Lakm, who io«easea their
Paci fie Division ltad 10 l lh samn, Sot Kenny Bem•teln
. ..... WelH capture
hlghe1t-ecorlng
game In All-Star
hl1tory, 7-8. D2. ·
Bernstein's regret
Drag racer says he's !'orry OCIR closed,
as he prepares for Wintemationals
By HOWARD L. HANDY .......... .._.D.., ....
Kenny Bernstein won the Last
Drag Race at now defunct Orange
County International Raceway in his
Budweiser King fUIUlY car.
This weekend at the Los Angeles
County Fairgrounds in Pomona, he
wiJI be driving a new 1984 Ford
Tempo with aerodynamic lines tbat
has a space age computer on board.
Action in the NHRA •Wi'nter-
nationals gets under .way Thursday
with finals set Sunday.
"I was very sorry to see OCIR close
for several reasons," Bernstein says.
"I have always done wc11 on the track
for one thing and it was the last dra,1
rac•Qg facility left in Southern Cah-
fornaa for another.
"We hear rumors of a new track
coming in somewhere in Southern
California but nothing definite yet. I
feel this ' is the golden age of drag
racing and we 're getting more ex-
posure and television commitments.
Not having a permancn1 track in
Southern California is not going to
lose drag racing.
"But It would be much better to
have a track here where it all started.
It's always better to run· in your own
backyard." ·
While he has neverdooe well at the
Wintemataonals, the fir'1 meet on the
NHRA calendar each year, Bernstein
is hopeful that l 984 will be a different
story.
"We just came back .from two
weeks of testing and racing in
PhocniJt and I think that will help us,"
he says. Charlie Allen, operator of
OCIR for the past few years before it
closed, is operating Fircbird lnter-
ruuional Raceway near Phoenix and
Bernstein spent time there getting his
new vehicle in shape.
"We usually don't.get thine sorted
out for the Wintcrnationals,' Berns-
tein says. "We made 17 runs in the
last 10 days and I feel we're nearing
mid-season form.
"We su re feel bettct about going to
Pomona. And as a driver, I feel great
about it. With the changes we'v made
(Pleue aee BEU8TEIN/D2) a carcer·hiab 23 poirns from rookie
Byron Scott. Kaietm Abd\lJ..JabbU ---------------------------------------------bad ?I and Earvin ++Mqic" Jobaton ' _ . andBobMcAdQO*hbad~O. FV" ESTANCIA Portland•• Cat~ Natt led alt ·
scoren with 33 ~inti and Jim ' P.auon cootribu~ 24 points for the. · .
~·wii:m.:.U~o:u.:o: GO FOR TITLES the aec:ond quarter to break a 4 S..tl'tie
and took a 6S..'9 hatfUrne lead. Barons tangle
with Charg~rs
The uters buih their lead to 1 S
points late in the third quarterbefbre
leading 96--86 at lbe eod of that
period. Scott paced Ow taktl'5'
tl!i!d-<auarter wiie with ••-or hi• in Sunset crucial· ponUI.
Abdul·Jabbar ICOl'ed in double •
fiaures for bi• j()()\b cooteeatlve Jty-ROGER CARLOON.
pme io bit IS.year career. The wt otlMCMllr~ ~mthefailedtoscorchtdou\t~fisuet Sunset and Sea-View_, League was Oct. 18, l.977 •. when be wu favorites Fountain Valley and"'-ataJr--eiected for fipt1na With Mi~ukee cia have opportunities to virtually ~ck ~ot ~l!Oft. , ., wrap up their respective cham-
'Tbis ~a treat ~ for us,· said pionships tonight -but each faces a
Laker Cdieb Pat Riley. ~e .~ stern challenge in the prcscnu of ~·~tie~ '!'ll, after ~ftl Edison and Saddleback as the PfCI?. Oft'-aorfourdays. edidn tdoeeito\ll basketball season closes in on nexi too well, but we aot lhem (o U.kt tho 'week~s ·finales · ~~W.:~~iU~i:ie ~da each 1s scheau1ca 10 ~~t no.
balanced o&aue. Portland is 1 ~ The Baron!t> of 'Founta1~ Valle.Y
ahooliqg team. 1'hev came in hittina Coach Dave Brown, seckmg . the.ar
about 51 pcit1et\t from the field, l f<?urth undefeated league campa1_gn m
think we denied them really well. eagh.t years, draw. the second of four
Pauoo was pretty much held in Check ~traaght home asstgn~cnts after wad-
most oftheprneand tbatis oneofthe mg through five straight road games keys \0 beatint the BJazen..•• en route to a 7-0 league record. •.
Riley .aid Abdol·Jabbat wun't In addition to their title hopes, the
really payins attention to bis *'Oriaa p~ron.s, with guard M!ke .Ne~on t ueak. directing an offense which includes
"nfon~fe\fe.nk.Mwifl(.areem knew 6-7 Rolf Jacobs and 6-7 Brent Manin
about it." said Riley. "1 think .he read in the front line, will be trying to
aboUtitintbe'J)aper)'esterday.Jt'tan mamtain their status as Orange achievement of lonaevity and con· County's No. 2-ranked team.
sis~.He is abletogetupforevery Edison, with a glossy 17-3 overall game. record. saw its onl)'. league setback
\
come at the hands of Fountain Valley
(53-37) in the first round.
The Chargers' major weapons in-
clude 6-6 Rodney Johnson and 6-5
Brad Hachten.
At Estancia the Eagles 9f Coach
Larry -SUnderman will be trying to
gain a three-game lead on the field
with three games to go with a Yictory
over up-and-definitely coming
SaddJeback.
"We don't plan any particular
adjustments," says Sunderman.
Saddleback's game includes 6-9
transfer Chance Peterson, 6-6 Mark
Walton and 6-4 sophomore Bryant
Walton, among others, including 6-5
Tim Watkins.
Estancia's lineup is almost. ex-
clusively s:io to 6:0. Thus thcr~is a
dramatic difference in size.
"We'll try to make him (Peterson)
reject some," says Sunderman, "but it
sounds like he's playing well.•·
Estancia claimed a 47-46 first
round victory over Saddleback, in a
~me in which neither team played to
ats potential. Also of major interest in the Sea
View League is the duel at El Toro
where 6-ti) Jeff Am old and his
teammates try to snap a 6-4 situation
with Newport Harbor. The two are
one game ~hind Saddleback and the
winner ofthiSQJl.~ appears to have an
(PleUe aee TITLES/D2)
Oelly Not l"Mto lilJ Lee l"91M
Rodney John.on (44) and h1a Edt.on teemmatet1 take their
Sunaet League dtle hopea to Fountain Valley tonight.
Will relea_guing co:qimi.ttee_ riteet soon?.
object in$ and probably won ''tlet the around was the super footbaJI con-Unhappy coaches still want a chance
to express views on super conf~rence
HERE AND THERE:
•Look for the Cali forn~ssocia
tion of Community College s football
rclca$uingcommittee to hol another
meetmgin the near future-possibly
as early as this week ornext Thursday
after the regularly-scheduled South
Coast Conference meeting.
•The committee, under the Com-
mission on Athletics, may allow some
disgruntled sec football c6aches to
air their feeliogs on the recent
creation ofa "super conference"
involving their schools and several
ex-Metropolitan Conference football
powers. •
•Walter Rilliet, state com-
missioner on athletics, says the com-
mittee will get to~ether "if nothing
else, by phone this week" to discuss
the actions taken two weeks ago.
•More re leaguing: Cerritos Co11cge
President Dr. Wilford Michael, who
has already·sent one letter of protest
to the CACC, sent off ano1her
Tuesday, again protesting the lack of
notification of the ~or relea~ng
committee. Dr. Michael has ocen one
oft he most outspoken of those
matter die. • ference. Sounds like a job fort he state
•On the community college commissioner.
baseball front, look for Orange CURT . •More OCC baseb~ll: In all, seven Coast'& Kevin Reimer to tum a few Pirates were selected m the recent
heads during the upco · g season. draft, with catcher Damon Berryhill
The sophomore sluggc ould have S££D£ll going th~ hiptest. Berryhill was the
been, Coach Mike e insists, the n fourth pi ck m the nation.
No. I pickinther tmajorleague •LookforformerSaddlebackslug-
draft. But Reim a Canadian ger BobGrayto be UC Santa
ci tizen and ca be drafted for that Barbara's starting designated hitter
reason. this season. Santa Barbara Coach Al
•OCCb •LA Trade Tech, currently ranked Ferrer says Gray as "possibly the best
Gillis ma seventh in the Southland community hitter on the team."
Saturday reserve guard B!lrry college basketball poll, was all set to •More releaguang: Should the re-
Porterwho had 13 assists, 10 re-face LA Southwest last week, but the leaguing committee get together. it
bounds and two steals to go along Bea vcrs' bus never showed. LA Trade will ~i ve the unhappy coaches.and
with seven points. The question now Tech wan ts to play the game over, LA administrators a chance to express
is: Has Portef semergence come too Southwest considers it a forfeit. And their views on the new league -and
late forthe 3-4 Pirates? you th<;>Ught the only controversy express is probably putting 1t maldly.
Danny Thomr)eon . '
HBstar,
Newton
com.mit
Oilers· Thompson
headed for UCLA;
Newton to Stanford
By ROGER CARLSON
Of ... .,.., ........
_Tw9 standout area high school
foo"'tb811 st.a.rs have verbally com-
mitted themselves to Pacific-JO uni-
versities.
DannyThompson;whose-metcoric
rise in the past twQ y~ was in direct
relationsb1p to the rise of Huntington
Beach Higb as a ~na fide footbaH
power, has made a commitment to
UCLA whale versatl ounwn ..
Icy High standout Mi.k.e Newton $aya
he'll attend Stanford. Both are ex·
pected to sign Jett.en of intent Feb. 8.
'.'It's just the oyerall environment
and a good situation for me," said
Thompson, a, a 6-1 , 195-pound '--'
two-time All-CIF Division 1 choice.
.. The coaching staff is really sup-
~e of the. team and eta~"·"'
continued lbompson. "T nouc:ed"
thaL" .
Also noticed was probably two
straight Rose Bowl Game conquests.
in addition to a pair of Pac-I 0
championships under Coach Terry
Donahue.
Newton has been a three-year
starter at Fountain Valley and the 6-0,
184.pounder has gone both ways,
stamng at defensive back and at a
... receiver position. He a1so.-earned
All-CIF honors this past faJI.
Newton joins a grow;ns list of
former Fountain Valley High playcB
who have gone on to Stanford.
Receiver Ken Margerum played at
Stanford and is now with the Chicago
Bears of the NFL while Emile Harry
has been one of Stanford's top
receivers the past two seasons.
Thompson says he'll enter with an
undeclared major, but that his op-
tions are wide open. A 3.4 gpa
student, Thompson pared his visits to
Stanford, California and UCLA
before making up his mind.
As a junior he rushed for 1.251
yards aod 13 touchdown~. His senior
season found him rolhng up 1.522
yards and he scored 16 touchdowns in
all from . his fullback post within a
Delaware wmge<t;J offense.
.Biola is
toomUch
forSCC
Vachon·inadequick rise
? I
CoW spell~ in each half proved fatal
to th!' Southern California College
basketball team Tuesday ni&ht. as the Van~uards were dealt a 78-60 setback
by B1ola in the Vanguard JYm. sec quickly fell bchmd to the
Eagles 20-6 at the outset, but battled
back to assume a 24-23 lead later in
the half. The advantage seesawed until half-
time with Biola taking a 29-28 lead at
intermission.
But, at the start of the second half, secs offense went dry again and the
Ea&lcs notched the first eight poinll to
arab a 37·28 cdg~ before the .Ven-
auards could retahate.
The drouaht ,proved costl a
could,. never tn s
th•n five th of the way.
"W ren't acttlng &ood shots
offensjvcly and we had too many
tumovcri," claimed Vanauard ,ssis-
tant coach Jeff Malstead:
The Ya.nauards also failed to help
lhemseltes at the free-throw line:
convert.in& only half of 24 tncs.
Andre Smith had 16 ~ints and
vc Corsi 11 to pace sec. which
dropped to I~ overall and 4-3 in
NAIA District Ill play.
EX-playef-turned-executive proves
all goaltenders are not dummies
Nobod~ came an on the noon
balloon from Saskatoon and asked
me. but ...
•Rogie Vachon went from a retired
player to general manager of the
Kin$S in less than a year so wbo says
goalies wear the tools of ignorance?
•NowCha(lerownerGene KJein
says Raadcrowner Al Davascaused
his heart attack ... if Davi~'
courtroom activities do not soon
leave news prominence. we arc all
going to die ofboredom.
•Nowfootballawaits the can of-
wonns which miabt be opened by the
pro staning of.elusive running back
Marcu.s Dupree. 1
•Moneyis money, but I think
\~cd!'O Guerrero is worth mott to the
'fJOOgci-1 than Fernando Valcnz,!JCla.
•Any controversy on thechaf"llna
of'handling characs on tic~u that
were n.ot available and thettfore not
handled was silenced by the Olympic
uckct official who s.a1d, "We alttady
got the moaey."
•Waat 1 minute ... the Ray Nagel
case bclonas to the Ra.ms' oraan11.a-
tion of a couple of years aao.
the athletes could can") a <;ubstatutl"
Oame ... no Michael Jackson or '
Ri chard Pryor 1okcs, please.
•lfthcdcal falls th rough whereby
Hollywood Park does not buy Los
Alamitos, perhaps Santa Anita would
be interested inasmlls.'h as It always
copies what Hollypark doc~
•Forall of the hassle between the
U.S. and Canadian Olympic h~kcy
teams, an all-star squad made up of
players from both clubs may not be
able to handle the R ussaans.
•The talk ofB11l Walton becoming
a f~aaentanda Laker nut )'car docs
not include a theory as to why Walton
would figure to sta)' more healthy in
Los AnJeles than an Portland or San
Diego.
•Ifit is possible for the FBJ and
other a.gene~ to identify terrorist
aroups which.would threaten the
l98401~p1cGames, wh> wouldn't
ifbe possible to keep them out of the
country?
•The LA Exprci;s calls Sad v allman
a special assistant co.1ch and whit
make him sptt11.l 1s that he as the
only 72-ycar-old a~1stant who looks
you.naer than tl\c co:ich.
Buo
·TucKER
•Speaking ofSupcr Bowls, one
record that mny be set at Super Bowl
XIX at StanfordStadaum-4s low
temperature at gam{' time.
•Hasanyone noticed that the drug
abuse th ma 1s spreadi na to college
basketball and 1s anyone wondering
where it will surface ne~t?
•Hockey as by far the most antcrnt·
angofall the W1ntcrOlympic sporti1
but how intriguing w11l 1t be 1fthe
Ru\.51ans att a.bead by five goals 1n
evcrypme?
•It ta.kC$1 &u~ very fam iliar with
hi&h financtto figutthow 8Cw111
mak{' a profit after partna $309
milhon for the tclcvi'1on nghts to the
1988 W tnt~Go.mes in Calpry.
•Reports sa)' ()odp:r MM.,cf
T omm)' Luorda hu not 1l0Wc:d
down ht~ pace on the rubber chicken
ca rcua t nor has ~e slowtd down bi
consumption of rubbcrcbtckcn.
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I
(
Neil Anderson, listed as qucscion-
ablc before th< pmc after sufTerina a conc~n1L.Poinl Loma. aw
some ion a~otched eiaht points.
-I
.
•Somebody thinks th< An&clsaot
some pnc.binahelp because season
J1cket sales are;tiP.ovcn yaraao __
when the clul> set an Amen can
Lcaauc record.
•l stall say hamess rac1tla 1s tar and
away bel t~r O!' O'ic1'af f.nf1 I~ .2! _ _
ftw-ct&)\th ... m1le! trl
•If you thin\. bucbaJI itb1tration is
_lhe fairao.d«us1tabk:wa7..ofp;a.tiq....--~
done, ask the player or team l.f\u
10,1n1onc. For Biol• -and · 5· I) 6· 7 transrcr Jc ums poured in 25
p;oi11t1. h was the eiatnh win in the last
• nine outanas for Biota.
. .
Goal-mouth 11eramble·
OGllille II.nay Bannerm;r: 411..a to block abot by Tlm Kerr
(17) d~ 1'111.. All-8 pame in &ut Ratberford. N.J .
heedaJ. £:nt.D Lowe ( ) o &dmonton ta ln center. . \ -'
•lfthcGruksactually block the
carryinaof an Olympic torch •cross
the lJ.S.~ to Los An CIC\. ptrh p&
'
•Of course. thequMtfon ha\ to do
wtlh how manycltltcn\ would ha\e
turned out to honor the Ram\ tfthe)
had won the Super 8ow4
•lt1saav1na thiniforwo
a ent thatthtydoo't ha veto bit
u~nltd
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·-I UCI nets
easy win
.....
UC lrvine's Wt>men's tennis
team ran its non-conference n>
cord to 3-1 Tuesday with a 7-2
vi~ry o.vc f...\-'l..i1lw na
Loyola-Marymount.
seahaw S, Barons ~t8.y on_ track
· Eaeh-tune-up46r titleeonfr
on Thursday with lopsided t
tation ·
umphs ---
.
added 16 and 13 counters aa tho
winners turned it on early with an
18-3 fintquarteclead with the help of
an effective full-court press. ·
Chomicz and Laura Simek added
fountain Valley with J 9 points, six ~~::.=:..--::=:--:::-=r=:-:::::-:r::--=-:~--=ass=1-=:st;":"s-=a:-::n~n..ree steal a, while Kerri
Chase had five steals to'° with her 20 Oower and Lisa Burch also scored io point~ which waJ the net result of 10 double ftaures with 15 and 10 points, The Anteaters, beh1nd the
atrona sioaJes play of senior Linda
Mallory and junior Gretchen
Bcri~ were not extended at any
point in the match.
Sunset Lea&ue leader Fountam
Valley and the Barons' nearest ri"Yal,
Ocean View, swept to victories Tues-
day nijht to set up their title
showdown Thursday mght a t foun·
Herc's bow it nt m girls basket-14 and 10 rebounds for ()()can View.
ball play Tuesday iaht: · Simek picked up nine of those boards
in the second half after 'bcina aide-
of 1 S rrom the field. .-respectively.
.,.Eve Titu.t was Huntinf:too Beach's Newport ~rlsdu n, Cal Letlk. U
lone bright star, scorina 2 pointS. The sister duo of Debbie and Llaa
Ma.llory teamed with freshman
Stephanie Rhorer to sweep
doubles play, too.
Oceu View 57, 8 gton Beacl1 S7 .,, lined for most of the first half because
The Scahawks u d their league of foul trouble.
FoanlllD Valley_., Edl1oa st Mohler combined to pa~ the Con·
The Barons swept to their 1eventh querors(6-l and 13-S) to the triumph
straight league victory .• drop-pin& the over visitin.J Cal Lutheran.
The sinales com~ution found
tlfe Anteaters winning all but one
match.
lain VaJley (7:30). -
Meanwhile, the Newport Chnstian
girls worked ovenime to dispose of
visiting Cal Lutheran in an Academy
record to 6-1 w1 ·the 20-point While she was out of the lineup
victory. sparked by erall S\4,PCri· Kelly Straight came off the bench to
ority in every de rtm t. grab four rebounds and score two
rival Chargers by a 2S-point mal).in Ann Bugbee'• basket at the buzzer
with a second-quarter spurt. keyed by sent the game into overtime, but Lisa
several steals off a full-court P~l!. Mohler notched four of her team-high
trigering the rout. 1 S points in the extra session to spark League contest
Karen Chase red points.
Michelle Cho and T The Scahawks had all the numbers
City supervisor
clalnis tea1n' s ads
are too violent
From AP dl1patcbe1
SAN FRANCISCO -A San Fran-· [i]
c1sco city supervisor has complained that 4 t
billboard advertisements by the Oakland . ,
Invaders professional football team are too violent.
Supervisor Nancy Walker said during a Board of
Supervisor's meeting that she is not amused by a
downtown billboard which advises all citizens to listen
to the United States. Football Leagu'e team's radio
coverage or "We'll break your face."
She wants the billboard message either remove<! or
replaced with a non-viQlcnt ~ssage. · · -
Maurice Goldman, Invaders' vice president, said
the billboard is a joke, and he promised that team 1
members do not intend to storm San Francisco "to rape
and pillage."
The billboard, showing six mean-looking football
players, will not be r~ oved, be said. Goldman said the
advertisement would displayed in other areas of the
city. ~ ·
The ads. he said, are · ust a small part of an overall
Bay area campaign depic · g the team as .. the nicest
bunch of guys in the world."
Goldroan said the team has received many
telephone calls from fans who liked the ads, and only a
few complaints. He did not say how many of each.
Ms. Walker's request was prompted by a com-
plaint from Esta Soler. director of the Family Violence
Project, who said she was concerned about a message to
the community which says, 'if you don't do·what I want
I'll smash you face.·
7
Al MeGtdn, oo1Jeae bubtbel1 analyst for
}(BC.TV, on Billy Pacbr, hit es~ and now ~rt at CBS-TV: Packef• m ,ocean-.mouth. A
mothball held. H~s ao in love wilh lbe ACC that hef ouabt to ..,ell h.it name <p.A-CC.k+r ....
UCI's Murphy shares honor
After leading their teams to conference m
victories over the same two opponents last
week. UC Irvine center Tod Murphy and
Nevada Las Vegas center R1ch1e Adams
were chosen PCAA co-players of the week.
Murphy, a 6-91h, 210-pound sophomore from
Lakewood. was the leading scorer and rebounder in last
weeJC's victories over Cal State Fullerton and UC.Santa
Barbara. In last Thursday's 81-80 win at Fullerton,
Murphy tallied 17 points and hauled down I 0 rebounds
as the Anteaters snapped the Titans' 26-game home·
court winning streak.
Murphy hit the shot that tied the game at 80 with 13
seconds left and dropped 9 of 10 free-throw attempts.
Murphy sparked UCI's 78-67 triumph at Santa
Barbara Sunday with a game-high 18 points and nine
r.ebounds.
Adams, a 6·9. 225-pound junior ffum New York
was a dominant factor in the Rebels' I 00-68 victory at
UCSB and 82-75 overtime success in Titan-Gym. His
totals for the two contests were: 16 of 27 from the field
(59.2 percent) and 6 of 10 free throws. as UNLV
remained unbeaten in PCAA play.
Pac-10 honors Ducks' Harper
of Oregon has been named Pacific· I 0 ·
WALNUT CREEK -Chns Harper m
basketball player of the week for his play 1n
the Ducks' victories over Anzona and
Arizona State.
The 6-2 Junior guard from R1vers1dc. totaled 38
point!>. 12 a!>s1sts and eight rebounds tn the games.
Against ASU. Harper had a career-high 26 points and
hit on eight of nine field goal attempts.
Other\ nominated for the award were Anzona's
Steve Kerr. Ocean View High product Wayne
Carlander of USC Arizona State's Jim Deines. and
Caltfom1a'c, Kevin Johnson.
' BERNSTEIN. • • FromDl
Army snow buatneu
A-il'OUP of Ywioalav_arm~ldlera trot down the racetrack ln Saraje•o ln order
·Kemp signs with Rama
Quarterback Jeff Kemp has reached a
contractual agreiment with the Rams, th~
National Football League team announced
Tuesday.
No terms were announced.
Kemp, who joined th~Ram-s.as-a-free~cnt in 1981 ,
has been used sparingly in 'bjs three years with the team.
The Rams also announced they have signed free
agent tight end Chris Faulkner, a 6-4. 2S7·pounder who
was the fourth round draft choice of the Dallas
Cowboys last year.
Faulkner, who attende~ Florida, was cut by the
Cowboys during training camp last sun} mer.
Connors to face McEdroe
and Joh!' McEnroe, two. of the best tennis ·
INGLEWOOD -Jimmy Connors E:3
players in the world, will square off in. a
best-of-three set exhibition match at the
Forum on Saturday night, April 21, it-was announced
Tuesday. ·
In addition to the singles match, both play~rs will
compete in an eight-game pro doubles set with other
players to be named later.
· {twas also announced that no prize money will be
at stake but both Connors and McEnroe will be paid
appearance fees "of considerable proportio!l~·"
In head-to-head tournament compellt1on. Con-
nors leads McEnroe 12-1 1. In their last meeting.
McEnroe won a 7-S, 6-1. 6-4 decision in the finals ofa
tournament in London last November.
Tickets will go on sale today at the Forum box
office and other ticket locations.
Pele to ~mpete in exhibition
EAST RU HERFORD, N.J. -Soc-
cer star Pele wi come out of retirement ~
May 5 to play i . an exhibition game at ~
Giants Stadium between the Cosmos of the
North Amencan Soccer League and former members of
the team.
Pelc, 43, retired from competitive soccer after he
led the Cosmos to the NASL title in 1977. Since then he
has appeared in only three exhibition games.
in the car this year. we were de-
termined to go there Wlth a lot of runs
under our belt.
"Frank Hawley CNHRA champion
the last two year%startcd out with a
bang last year an got way ahead 1n
points. Hopefully e have remedied
that situation and will gi ve him some
compct1t1on from the begintung of
the season. They weren't 1r'l Phoenix
and I know they aren't racing 10
Chicago with all that snow."
more like a Can-Am car. This 1s
nothing new, only to drag racing.
Aerodynamics is an area that's so
wide open that any change there that
helps the car will probably make a
drastic difference."
Bemste1n·~ car has a complex
computer system housed tn a box
between the fuel tanlc and en1ine.
After each run. the data from th(
computer is fed into a computer
terminaJ in the race transporter which
transmit.s into graphs on the com-
puter screen.
"ff the computercAn withstand the
riiors of funny car racing. the tu-r
shake and everythina else, I think 1t
will rcvoh1tionitt draa racina,"
Bernstein says. ,
"It should 11ve us data to ntakc the
"I feel we have fotten a step on our
c:o mpet1tion and rcall>: enjoy kc~p
ing 1~. front and coming up with
fir.1ts .
Whether the changes will help or
not remains to be seen. Ceruunly.
Kenny Bernstein ~d crew have done
their homework and att better
prepared for the 1984 teason.
"Naturally, our ,Oat is to win the
NHRA championsbjp." he admits.
"Of all the thin'5 we are out there for,
the No. I aoal is to finbh at the top
and that has to be our major gbal.
"Therc are quite • number of cars
and drivers w~YC to beat this
3kend iocludina Don Prudhom-
me John force, Hawley and R•y·
nd Bca<!le.
car more consistent." .. There are also some new teams
The computer wlll be able to that could be tou&h incJudina the on~
me8'ure 32 separate functions such as · put tO&Cther by Rarry Minor. This ii
RPM. torque, rear axle speed, blower their Ttrst year with a fQnn y car
• preliUre.-maoifola ,prmure and •·aJU\ouah Oary Beck (of El Toro) won •
cylinder prcuu~. ' the top fuel title la.st year. I thjnJc they·
Bernstein is also the ftnt funny car have a proven product even tHou&h
dnver t.o pcrforpi wmd tunnel tcaU they haven't been at the race track yei
and he ia cnthUJi.utJc a.bout the with thetr funny car. Act McCulloqh
chanjt1 made in his car. is an outst.anding dnvtr and they
··Thccarlookso liUlcdjfTercnt than have the know-how to put a com·
moin of them." he says ... It looks pet1t1ve car on the track · • • . ..
TITLES • • • FromDl
inside track toward a ('J F 3·A playoffs
berth.
Newport Harbor is tryina to rally
from its second two-game skid m
league play, losing twice to Estancia,
then Saddlcback.
Also still in the hunt. althouah
obviously with their backs to the wall
w;1h a S-S record. arc the Corona dcl
Mar Sea Kings, who arc at winless
Costa Mesa. CdM 1s trying to avert its
fint absence from the playoffs since
I 91S and the first in Coach Jack
Errioo's eight-year tour.
~L..M..,.
Ocwn 114ew (~1) •• Hvnll~ton 9"dl H·•l
Wtstmfn\tllf' C1·61 a1 Marina 0 ·" t. dltOtl C6 o •' rovn••ln venn <7·0>
a..vi... lMtUt
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~c.e........ . ~·~ne a .. c11 <t-•> JI MIHfon v'* CJ·U C:elllllreno VelleV 11·1) 11 ~~Ill• tf·7J
Dene HIAa U-•) •I San Cltmenle lt·t ) . A....,tLMwe
Sel"llM (••21 •I Sen• ()•l)
,I, PtUI (2•4) •I Plut )( (J • J)
Therese Puchalski led the way for Newpon Christian.
L
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to i-et • ffllil •now b&K. Jor_apcomlOC-eventa d1ll'blC the Olympic Gama.
.. Guen:_,ero wants $1.2 mllllGn
· WS ANGELES -Third baseman hll Pedro Guerrero of the Los Angeles
Dodgers will be seeking $1.2 million
through arbitration, the National League
team confirmed Tuesday.
If Guerrero is successful in bis request, he would
surpass pitcher Fernando Valenzuela's record-setting SI million victory by an arbitrator last year.
Vice president Al Campanis of the Dodgers said
thq-,club responded to Guerrero's request with an gffer
of S900.000.
Guerrero, 27. has played four full big league
seasons, meaning he will be eligible for free agency after
the 1985 campaign.
Last year. he submitted a request of$7.S0,000while
the Dodgers offered $600,000. An arbitrator ruled in
favor of the team.
"We think a $300,000 increment is more than
gen~rous," said Campanis.
Holmes to fight in benefit
SAN DIEGO -Heavyweight boxing m
champion Larry Holmes has decided to
fight some of the giants on the San Diego
Chargers football team in a benefit exhi-
bition for Stewart Darden, the welterweight boxer who
was critically injured in a Santee fight Jan. 17, boxing
promoter Wes Wambold annnounced Tuesday.
Doug Wilkerson, Andrew Gissinger and Eric
Sipers are among the Chargers who will trade punches
with Holmes in a series of two-minute bouts at Sea
World on Feb. 22. Also appearing will be James (The
Heat) Kinchen, the top-ranked North American
middleweight. and Sweet lrvinJ Mitchell, th World
Athletic Association featherweight champion. Both arc
from San Diego.
TV: O>Ut1e Basketball -Fordham at Nc»ro ~ s p.lll., Qwlod ff~ Purdue-' Nortb.~. 1
p.m. (delaY!dJ. Owmel 56. NBA-Laken at Denver, ~t20 l>JD•t Cbiiftaet 9. . .
MDIO: NBA -taken at Om\'or. 6:20 p.m .• Kl.AC (j70). ~ -Wictllia 1.1 1.aCn. 7:30 p.m.,
KFOX (9),5-FM): ·
Monarchs rip
.Amat by 54
Lewis moves into No. 9 s pot
on Orartge County scoring list
Mater Dci Hi&b's ltigh-flyitlj Monarchs punished
Angelus League baslc.etball rival Bishop Amat to the tune
-·ofa 54-point margin of victory Tuesday night at Chapman
College, rolling to a 9 1-37 victory.
The Monarchs' Tom Lewi$ scored just 28 points, five
points off his average, but Mater Dci had five others wil;h
eight points or better, .led by Mike Mitchell ( l S), Chns
Jackson ( 12) and Matt Bceuwsaert ( l 0).
Lewis connected on 13 of 20 from the field for 6S
percent, and had 11 rebounds, a couple under bis norm.
Mitchell was 5 for 10 from the field with 9 rebounds,
and Jackson added six assists, as did Bceuwsaert.
Lewis is now at 721 points through ll,games, pushing
him past Qa}'ton Olivier (now at USC) and into the No. 9
spoLon .the all-time Orange County list for sinsJe season
scoring. ·
The Monarchs broke t.o a 25-4 first quarter lead, and in
the third period Mlfter Dci rambled to a 28-lO spurt to up
the m81J1D to 69-25.
· The victory, Mater Dei's 21st in 22 staru this year, sets
up the Monarchs with their Angelus League game of the
year against rival Scrvite Friday night at the Long Beach
Arena. .
Elsewhere in prep basketball Monday night:
Ne"1_4?rt Cbrl1&iul 7!, Cal La&.beran 43
_ ) ~e Conquerors upJ!Cd their Academy Leaeue record
to S.:l Tuesday night as Scott Kilpatrick and Rick Weber
.combi.oed for l9 points.-j.ustfour:ltst than Cal Lutheran'..!..
entire unit.
Kilpatrick scored 25 points and Weber 8.dded 14 for
the winners, who upped their overall mark to 12-S .
A first-Quarter press turned the game Newport
Christian's way quickJy as Cal Lutheran. now 1-9 in league
play and 2-1 1 overall. was unable to cope.
Capo Valley Cllrl1tlan 31, Liberty Cbrl1tlu 33
The Minutemen led by three points entering the
fourth quarter, but foul trouble toolc its toll, as Liberty
Christian was forced to .finish the game wi.th-fc:1ur ptayefto.
when three others fouled out.
Richard Meyer, who was averaging 24 points per
game entering the contest, was held to just six, but he was
forced to sit out much of the game when he picked up three
quick fouls in the second quarter. ·
· Steve Pemper. whose Jumper tied thegame at 33-33 in
the final minute, had I 0 points for Liberty Christian, as did
teammate Brandon Whitney.
Light winds slow.
race to Manza.nillo
ByALMON~EY
Dliltr ,... eoetlrlt ~*'
Light and variable winds along the Baja CaLifornia
coast Tuesday continued to plague the 41 yachts in the
1, 110-mile San Diego to Manzanillo race with the lead
yachts reporting positions between Punto Eugenia and
Cape Lazaro.
Winds at the Tuesday roll call were reported from zero
to IO knots, varying from the northeast to the northwest.
Still out front on elapsed time was the 68-foot Saga
with co-skippers Doug Baker, Barry Bcrkus and George
Writer out of Long Beach Yacht Club, with 673 miles to go
to ManzaniJlo. Saga reported a day's run of 176 miles.
Seven miles behind Saga was Nick Frazce's 68-foot
Swiftsure Ill, San Diego Yachi Club. and three miles
behind Swiftsure Ill was the 67-foot Merlin. sailed by
Terry Lingenfelder, SDYC',
Roger MacGregor's 56-foot Anthem, Lido Isle Yacht
Club. was running fourth.on elapsed time with 691 miles to
go. .fl .
Taking over the corrected time lead in fleet and Class
B was John Arens' Frers-51 Tomahawk. Balboa Yacht
O ub, with a day's run of 168 miles. Second was the Oass A
Saga, and third was Ms Blu, another Frers-51 skippered by
Harry Thomason. Balboa Yacht Club.
Maloney~s luck continues
EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J . {AP) -Don Maloney Conference tied five others in the AJl-Star record book
won his own version of the .. lottery' when be scored a goal with three.assists apiece: Maloney also tied a 'fCCOrd with
and had three assists to tic a pair of records and lead the four points in one game.
Wales Conference to ia 7-6 victory over the Campbell ''l'vegottotbank Mark Johnson and Pierr& Larouche.
Conference Tuesday night in the hiahest scoring All-Star Piem kept yapping for m~ to let him take my J)ove and
game in National Hockey Lea&ue history. stick (just before the MVP announcement). I thought I had
"I hate to say it, but 1t'sa dream come true," Maloney a chance to be named MVP, but I was just overcome."
said after he was named the Most Valuable Player in the Maloney and Johnson assisted on both Larouche
36th annuaJ game. "h's like winnina the lo1tery.-You buy aoals. Johnson's other assist came on Maloney's ,oaJ1 the ticket, but you nevere"pcct towio. It hasn't sunk in yet. wh.ich-aave the Wales Conference a 7-3 lead and prov1dea
It's an unbelievable feelina." the winning marain with 7:24 to play. J
The Waln Conference also got support from Piem_
Larouche. Maloney'• New York Ranger teammate who ----11111!1. ---------------scored tw1cct and Hanford'• Mark John10n. Malon~r B k tb }}
JohnlOn ana Toronto's Rick Vaive of the C..mpbeu as e a scores
Wrestlers set trip to China ~
WIST bill 1'. $0\lltiern C•I Collfft .0 C'al a-1111 M, LA ••otltl $6 Cal Lulherllft .. UC S.11 Dleoo IO
Two EdJIOn H.~ wrestlers and another from C~l•I CO!leH n. PKffic Coe11
Capistrano Valley H14Ji are amona • ar~u of wrestlct1 .. ~:!t~ ,. ll'olm Lom1 59 who have been invited to repreacnt e CAlifomia Wft11me11 S3 1Wt11twor111 n
Wmtlina. Auodatlon and the United\ tat.ca in the t:::, uf ~ICll!c m!\u''*'•" w
fint-ever visit~uch a·body to the Peop~'s Republic of • iit:':. .. 1• 11
Chana. . No. M01tt•11t1 11. or .. 1 , ... 6J
Mike Ra at 193 pounds, end l.S4!PQuhd Scott ~~7it!c°f:~11:.,., COl!ltft
Brown of Edi10n, ona with Capo'• Tim lac at 134, hav~ n-. ·
been invited to participate on the baait of \l(f'CSth na ; 1 Coll ~i4'~ lcvi-'7 _ g:~.~~~~~pto~=n~/ot:e~t-.ii~~.T ~ ·
Wn::stUns Auodation. s.ttfl Hell~· u 101>
Each wrestler must come up with S2,SOO for the uip~ AuOutn-. M1u1 .. 1991 '°
which ~ru April 6 a.nd ocmc.ludcs on April 29. ~ 17, V"9lnle 11
Trit intinerary 1nclude1 Bctuina. Xian and Shaft&bat, ~~· ,":; !:~J"
1n addltlon 10 an undctcnn1ned numMr of ~1tUn1 NW &..oult6ene 16. sa ~ttt.
matches ' r
""*'~ ANOILUI L9AOU•
Mlltlf De{ tl1 lllflo!> Amel 37
A(.AHMY LI GUI
NfJifporl Ct!rltlle t, Cal
Lvlfleftll 4J
Ceolair,no V*"
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San Diieo
'l7 If 517 IV>
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Houston 19 " •n '"' K111wa City 17 ,. J95 IO'iJ
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8oaton
ltnlllo.lohle
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N1w J«Mv
W1thlnot011
Halltk DMaltft
35 ' ,, 14 u II
22 22
10 2S
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2l 20 SJS I.,, ,. 21 • Sl3 1..,
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I J JO 302 II'..,
Tu.MllY't SC-.
l..llrtn 12', P0tll1nd 12•
WHlllneton 111. Attent• U
Clev111ne1 114, O.lrolt 112 (01)
lndl•n• 111, San oi.oo f1
Ntw Yon< ll}, Sen Antonio Ill
8oaton 106, Chlceoo IJ
Houlton 122, Ken"' Cltv 107
Uteh "· Seallll U loll Mllw1ukff 123, Goto.n 51111 119 101)
TINtflt'a GllN\
L.elrtn 11 01nv1r
KentH Cllv 11 8011on
S1n Dlff<> II New Jtr .. v
lndl1n1 11 Pllllldlll>fll•
Chlcaoo 11 At11nt•
New York 11 Delle•
POl'llend at Phoanl•
Mltweuk" el s .. ttte
ulcers l:zt, Trd 8'alM1 124
"°91TLAND -Carr 11, Nett ll,
ThomPtOn ''· t-..vtr 4, Pia.on ,~. W COOP« 11, Drtaltr c, Jorden 2. Lerno 0,
Norri• 12 Tot11a· Sl· 107 20-33 124
LOI ANOILIS -Wllllet '/l0
, Worthy 10,
ADdul·del>bar 21, JOllnaon 20, ~" 21. M. COOP« II, Mc.AOOO 10, Raml>I• l . Total• .,..., l3-cc· 129
ken ..... Qv.,,...
.. wt!Md J2 27 27 JI-IJ4
Ln ~,,..... » n ll u -129
Thl'ff·POlnt ooala.-Hett, Pnaon I
FOUied CMJt-ThomPIOn, Lever R1· boun0.-P0tllend •9 IThomPSOn II), Lot
AllOllft '11 IE Jonnaon t ). A•·
111t1--f"ort11nc1 2' (Levtr t>. Loa A""'91 >.-
IE Jonnaon 151 Total fouti-POl'tlend ~.
Lo• An""' 25. Technlc•ta-ttamMV, P0tllencl Coach, Carr A-IS,"7
lllote 71, S.Uhm C.I C ..... 60
(NAIA Dbtrk1 Ill)
alOLA -Peron 11, Jonea 16, H111rlalk '· Scott S. 01nnl1 S, Grav 2, Sliver 10. Burn•
2S. Tot1t1: JO 11·?7 71.
SOUTHIRN CAL GOLLIGI -Smith
16, Ourh1m I, HlralJ, C0t&I l I, Anderton I,
Ward I . To1111: 24 12·24 60.
H1lftlma: 8lola, 29·2t.
To111 foul•: BI011 20, Southern C.I C'ollloe 23 FoultO out: Hlrat (SCCI.
CM11t c ..... 72. Pac. CM•f S.p. 0
-atttttT cot.1.IO"W ...J 1.0flnl! 11, G.
8rtnOon 12, H1rtmen 11, Elclllll>lrffr 14,
H1na.n 4, Pul• 2, Kllto 6, J erenoon 2,
Cot!tv 3. Totell. l l lO-IS 72
IJAC"IC COAST IA'"11ST -Wllll1m l 11. Dolollav 6, St-•n s, JOhnaon •. MoOlty
I, Co• 2 To1111 II 7· 13 '3
Hetfllme Cllr111 COlttol. 23-n
Tol•I fdUI• Chrlll COlltol 13, Pacific
COHI B1otll1 1l Fouled out Oololllv IPCBI
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WOOCI, CSF 19 IS9 1'0 '61 2U
AnOtraon. F$U II Ill 57 3ll 11 S
Grant , USU 16 120 SO' 2;cJ Tll
Colter, NM5U 17 121 63 JOS 17.f
ThomP\on, FSU 11 t20 69 309 17.2
F1,,,.,, ucse 11 111 •1 m "' Gardner. Les 17 111 4S 211 16.S
McO-'d, UCI II 111 43 t1t 15.S
Cetchlno•. UNL v II 111 S1 17• IS 2
WH'1lno1on, usu 16 79 11 239 14.9
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fl'llver, adlMI G "" Av .. N111: CSF 17 149 U
Jon11, CSF 11 147 • 1' ~UCI II 14t LI.
Patteraon, NMSU 17 IJO 7,4
Gr1nt, USU 16 121 7 6
UICI<, LBS 17 123 7 2
MIH'lltlv, UCI 11 122 U
Antr0e, UOP 20 12t 6.S
Ft1ner; UCSB 17 IOI " (Adema, UNLV 19 122 6.4
C1telltno1, UNLV II llS 6 •
ASSISTS
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Olaon, SJS
ArnolCI, FSU
Cotter, NMSU
McOeNlld. UCI
H1nrt, ucse
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w11n1no1on, usu
Lack, L8SU
Collln•, UNLV
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C~UNITY COLLEGE
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(11 ·10) 76 Senti An1 IO
61 Mlr1Coa11 73 SI Mt SAC '9 13 SO ~H 7S 93 Fullerton 10I
104 EHi LA 79 S3 Ml SAC SS
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62 Ml. SAC 61
71 NIOI Sol
72 Senti Rota 12
'9 Ml San J1c 17
92 Sent• Monica 12 3t SnL 8trbert ;u
61 Lono B11cn 67
6S P110mar 49 66 Venture 67
74 Eest LA 6S 13 Olllrl 16
12 Cllru1 S3 S3 LA Vell•v 71
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65 so ~.. 61 t 2 P1k>mer S7
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S3 Fullerton St
37 Cvor•u 52
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61 Canvon• ., Sl CVPfftt
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61 P1wci.n. 71 63 Ctaltos
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65 S Moullltln 79 FI I-Fullerton
10:) Glendale, Aa 16 FI S-.1 Cvl>'ltl
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S. P1..oena Polv, Preo, 15·4, 4. HM.,.rll
Cllflllle n, Cllrltllen, 15·2. 1 Feith eeollll
OllPltlc, 14·S, I. Strreno, Arrowhead, IS·l,
9. P1r1dlll, On.trHnvo Sm1h, 1•·6, 10
T~ton, Trl·Countv. 13·1
HIGH SCHOOL WOMIN
Ocffn View 57' Hunftl""9fl BNctl 37
(lvnwt 1. .. -.1
HUNTINGTON llACH -t<t1i.r S.
H1rtm1n O. Coroon 6, Murrav 6, LerMn 2.
Tltua 12, H011dey 6, Judo• o, V•ll•z o
Total•· I• 9· 16 37.
OCf AN Vt•W -C'1ue 20. Cnomlcz 14,
Oo.itv 2, Gtrm1n o, Giii o, HO\lni..11 o,
Roorlouet o. Simek 3. Str•loht 2, T11tldo 1,
Vlecnot 13. T1>!1la: 23 11·19 S7 sar. by 0U•"9n Huntlno1on 811ch • 3 10 11 1)-37
Oc11n View II 12 " l>--57 T.0111 loult: Huntlnoton 811c'1 IS, Oc11n
View 1•.
Fountain VeleV '4, Edlaon 3f
I S41Mtt LM9111 I
IDISON -Cl1rk 6, G1111ron 11. Ptrtnl
2. Th<>DI '4, Mlotud 2, Fukumoto 2,
HtnnelMV 2. Tot11l: 15 9·2 I 3'
,OUNTAIN VALLIV -COOi< S.
Glllerowllll 7, PucNill kl 19, Clowtr IS, H~.on S, Burell 10. R1vM 3 To1111 26
12-1• "' scare w Gvemn Edi1oll 11 I 10 11>-39
Founleln V1lltv 14 19 IS 16'-+I
Tot11 fOUlt: Edlaon 17, Fount1ln Velln
19, FoultO out Clark If )
Ntwpert Chrtat\an 47, C.I Luth. 4:1
(Academv ~I
CAL LllTHIRAN -Niil n, VellelklY
11, Ovrsaan o, Motdllld •. Buol>tt s. Tot1I•.
11 7-11 '3.
N•Wl'OttT CHRISTIAN -0 . Monier 12, L Motile< 1S, Marino 10, Ytarllv 4,
Andlrton 6. Tol•I•: 22 3-1 l •7
Scan Ir( "erled• C11 Lutlllran 6 13 10 12 2-cJ
NtwPOrt Chrl1t11n I t 12 12 6'-•7 TOll l fol.Ila: C1I Lutllln n IS, NtwPOrl
Chrlltl111 12.
SH View lNOUe
LMIUI
WL
Cotta Mtll 10 0
Coron1 d•I Mar 9 I E1 Toro 7 J
NIWPOrl Her Dor s s
E111nc1, 4 6
trvlM • 3 7
Unh1er11tv 2 I
S.Cldltt>ICk 0 10
TtnltM'I Gamtt (7)
Cotti Mtae 11 Corone 0.1 Mer
Unlveoltv 11 lrvlne
E111ncll 11 SeOOl«>eclo.
El Toro 1t 1'1woor1 Htrl>or
SunMt L••eu•
LfftiW
WL
Foun111n Vellev 1 0
Oeffn vi.ow • 1
Edi.on 4 3
Merine > •
Huntlnolon INCh 1 6
WMtmln11..-o 7 T""41tf'• kertt
Ov«•• WL ...
13 •
16 6
10 •
6 ti
1 11
2 14
I 1'
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WL
20 2
17 ' 1• 9
12 10
' 1' 1 11
001n Vltw S7, Hunllneton &Hell 37
MarlM IO, WH•mlrilltr 47
Fountain Velll'V ... Edlaon at 'nMH'ldatf'• 0-( 700)
w .. mt1n1tor 11 Edlton
M1rln1 11 Hunllneton ... ch
ooen VI.._ al ~nleln Valll\I
-·
Ht1VW9M ft•n
TUHOAV-1 HIULn
(IM1 .. M•llllllt Mnln1 _.,.., , .. IT ltAU. ON,.,.~.
s-1• Pllae.t INICC•ny) 4 40 MO uo
CllrlJ Tott Hlf (A~J 12.00 1.00
Cft<lt.M !Cl (fi'lafctl 3.00
Alt0 r1cecs Acuff, e 11111t, 51d!IOlf'1 Tvcoon, Potlutlon SOlullofl, Whllt Snot
Lou!&.~ T IOll', Tim.· 2'04
U IXACTA 16·3) Hid 17UO.
llC:ONO RACI. 01\I mllt 1ro1
Nllu Siar !L~evl 2.60 2.20 2 10 A• Alwin (VellenotneMn'll 2.IO 2.40
SlrlNCI 81u (Ackt rmen) 2 40
Ano flCICI, Atllv l nJIMr, o.no6 llUOll,
Keuff Mlrtltnlav, Sltvw l...obeU, kotft
Prldt I!, &natl., Pnclt, Scwlre 1.1111 Jet
Time. 2:G3 1/S
\ U IXACTA 12·1) H id tfOO
THtaO RACI. One mllt PK1
LIOV Polnol altr (I( ueoitl') • 60 UO l 40
Dll..a1n (Oftomer) 2'0 2'0
Tllet'a Liii (Slltrr~) 6 00
Alto recao Pletl• So..-ze, Arverne'•
Glrl, Clank Gtm, Afl1.on S.rt.
Time 2 00 3/S
U IXACTA 13·21 Paid U9.70
,OU.TH UC•. One mite trot
Deer Sir (Pierce) J0.00 f.20
It f TOOd (l)e-r) 3 40
AndV'I MlllS)r (Rltefllt)
l.IO
2.20
3.00
Alto r1cld: Trv\I. Moon
Jonclum, SkhOOI
ClouO,
Time 2:02 l/S ,.,TH RACI. One milt pace
HI c Skipper ILonool 11.60 7.00 uo
Howdv Mon (Plano) 3.00 UO
Rov11 Rhyt'1m (Ptrker) 9 20
Alto r1cld: Su.,.r Ttd. Lttlle 8r11t
Ruti.r, Mon Ami Malestlc, Anclv• Wlnt ton,
Me1t1r 0 G, Hev Guv t,
Time: 2.00 "s.
ll IXACTA '!10-S) D•ld S7UO.
ll)(TH RAC•. 01\I mill pace.
Sk ll>Hf 1lrll <I( U11>1tr I 4.00 2.CO UO
Jlowdv Hunttr (Lonool 4.00 uo
HIPC>V Huntlno (A~aon7 4.00
Alto rtetcl: Sttller Lloht, Awtv From
Horne, 9otanol, Sl>lcv'1 Finl, Rici\ n Solelv,
Janll't 8nt, AndVl R1lp1t
Time· 2'0 I 'IS.
U IXACTA !3·91 oeld 12' 40
llVINTH •AC•. One ml14t trot C K.'a H-v (Aubin) 3.40 2 60 U O
11.IMOucll LOOlll (Acktrmen) 7.IO 4.60
B«rt.n Countv (Perllw ) l 00
AllO raclO: Sttr Hiii G, AbU, 8 rende
SPffd. St1rP01n1 Sprlt1, Powtr Pillon
Time: 211'2 21 S. U •XACT~ (6·1) Paid '35.10.
IOHTH ltACI. 01\I milt PACI.
SCott (Hvm1n) 21.00 21.20 11.00
Chlo <Lonoo> S.AO UO
Youne Mltllon (Plano) S.OO·
AllO ractO: Cocky• OnlV Boy, 81v LH f,
Nlml>lt V1nkff, Doctor Don, MoodV 81ue,
YtnK" H1U, COllHlu.
Ti me: 2:00 3/S.
Sl IX.ACTA <•·3) oeld S117.SO.
NINTH llACI. One mlfe OKI.
t<tUv Alto (Crooh1nl S.20 3.20 U C
F1lllno Sier (Hvm1n) 7.20 S.IO
H1ndover IPl1no) 2.60
Alto raced: Wetl>ro. TtrPOrl Oonnv.
Mack OOUHI, "'""' Miii, G•me lltol>bll . Time: 1 :59 II S.
U IXACTA (1·31 01ld S6S.70.
11 P'tCK SIX IS· 10-3-6·.t·I) Paid
la,"4.00 wl"'-lour wlnnlno tlc:ll.lt1 Ulve nor .. 1). Carrvovar POOi: Sll,914.74.
TINTH •ACI. One mlle PllCI .
Huttllno Dell !TOdd) 7.IO 4..00 '1 IO
Frotl'I' Sltlpper (TOdd Ill 19.20 t 00
C'eP!Un Jame• (Lonoo) 12.20
Alto rtcee1 10.11 a.oe. t<1ne11111 &ov.
WllO Prince , Hindu Al>Cll, Direct MllH IV,
8UCk Flftv, Mel>lo G""'.
Time 2!CJ
S) IXACTA (f·2l oeld S1•7 60.
AlllndlnGI •,74
Wreatllnt
HIGH SCHOOL
H"""'""'" ... di 3J, ldltll'I JO l~orrll (El P. Peden. 2-SS.
107-Pillno (E l cl«. Beck, 6·4.
l1f-t<1w1kubo (E) dK. E1Plno11, 7·2.
121-McL1uohlln <El tleo Blldwto, 6·• 1,._w1n11 <El cl«. Remlr11. 10·1.
13'--HtnlOfl (H8) dK. Fol'41dff, 9·1.
144>-Rou IH8) die. Hlcll•i'h-3-0.
W -A..iln IE) won bv tor111t.
1S7-9 rown (E) p. R1khlh1nl, 1:05.
.. ..._W1l11rm1n IH81 P. Puoh, :25
177-ElcOl>edo (H81 o. Arnott, 3:34
ltl-St11>o (H8) P. KOllnch1lk, 3:0?.
~wl -R•noll (118) o Goena, •:06
SaddltMdl 47, l•tancle 2J J~z ISi o. Dunn, :JS
107-Nln !El P. Ga rde , 2::3'.
llf-St1navlch IE 1 tltO Flor .. , 6·6.
• 121-<:00ll (Sl o. 01~, '07
l~erOllll (El P. Heckltl, 2.SI
l~ornet (S) won ov forfeit.
1.0--Jlmenet ISi won ov forfeit
14s--Knudaon !E) 0 NOUVlft, 2:26.
156-AIVtrll (S) dlc. Welltr1, l ·S 161~1111 IE I 01C.. Madland, 7·S.
17S-Ou.,t1 IS) o. GetVll\. •:10.
191-0uln11nlll1 (S) p. Cfllln, :31.
Hwt -<iullerrea (S) P. WIV.,. NO.
Wre1tttne
Clf RANKINGS •·A .
1. fdoewOOCI; 22. C1nV'Oll; 3 LomPOC, 4. '"'nta"' V~1 s. Loart; 6. Do• Pu.l>loa· 7. Newt>urv Ptrk, I. 1(111111, 9. Fon11n1; 10.
lclMn.
l·A
1 Indio. 2 Rollm11d, 3. Kee>Pll, 4.
Redoncto. s. lrvlnl1 6 Rollfno Hlli., 7 Victor
v e111v. I CeJon, 9. Peramounl; 10 Miiiikin
2·A
I. WHtff'n; 2 ~vf•lr: J J W Norlh, 4.
WHcllr1d9l1 s. C1oll1r1no V1lllv; '
L1oune Hlltt 7. Rowl1nCI: I. 8uena p.,k, t
810omlnoton, 10 (ti•) area, WMI Covina
Women'a twme.,,.m
(It ""'"") "lntRMM~
Pem Shriver (U.S.I Oii. Mime J1ua.ovec
1vuoo1i.vl1l. •-3, •-o. Andr•• J1~ (US.) Oii. C1thtrlne T1nvlor (,,.IQ), 6· 1,
6·0, Zin• Gerrlaon (U S.l def Camille
8tnlemln CU.SJ. •·2, •·•
w..,.,
C:Ol.LIOI
UC INlnt 1, Levtll-M9~ 1
Mallorv (UCt) 5-:r "OU , 6·7, 6·2,
Trt11wlth (UCll def. Grev, 6·4, •· 1; Rl'IOrtr <UCtl Off VMI. 6•?, 6->; ..,lfle (UCll <Ill
Mkhall•, 6·2, 6•0; Nitti (l.M) Off Pillon,
7•5, 7·6, GlordaN111 (UCI) Ott o.lotdO, •·>. 2•6. 7·S 0..... Mellorv·•horlf I UCll 011
Mlcllalla•Oflv. 7·•· 6-); o.ttadO·bH
<I.Ml Ot! 1wtne·i-111on, .. , 6•1, •·>.
Trtnwt lll•Strra no (UCll def.
VHl·O-btdl111, 6••, 7•i
...
NHL.
c~•LLCOfll'l•INCa lmYllt OWllltft w I.' T f'tl 0, GA ldmelflton • ' s " )OJ 70) C11Hrv lf " 11 •9 lll 200 Wlnnltltt 19 14 • .. 221 IB Val'ICO\IWr ,, n ' 44 204 215 KMee 15 11 10 40 f15 2"
MlnnetOI• ~~ SI 241 tl2 St. LOUii " 27 5 " IJ5 211 Chlceoo '° 27 • .. 11'1 202 Ottrolt 17 79 5 ,. "' 220 TOf9f!IO 16 ,. ' ,. m 2Sl
WALIS GON,.RaNtl
.. ltndl DMtlifl NY Rell9ff't ~ 17 s •i 21J ltl NYl~s " 2 64 m ,.,
Plllledtlclohla 11 u • ,, 211 17f W1antno1on 27 21 4 " "' 167
Plll'*>Urlfl 10 >S s u 153 n6 N-JttMY 10 ,. 5 25 141 21S
811ff110
Aclama OMiltll
l3 13 • n 210 165 lkKton l3 IS 3 " m IS7 QulOK 21 II • 62 244 114 -...MQnlrM I 25 1' 3 I lt2
'
Htrltwd IS n 7 37 I Tu.Mll'l"t Al·Ster Gatne
Walat Conf1r1nct 1 C1mpee11
lff'en«.
T t111tttt' t 011'11M
H1ritord 11 Detroit
Mlnnetol1 11 z tt•t>vrori
T O('onto 11 C caoo
NHL ALl·STA't GAM
w11e1 7, ~mpbel '
·scwe bV "'"'°'
112
COft·
~c~ o l-6 w.i..c~ s 1 1-1
""' .. .,IOd I Weill, Clretl1 (P Sl11tnvl •• SI, 2.
W11t1, Potvin IK1rr. Goulet>, 9.30, 3.
Wei", Middleton <P•Olr$on, Houalevl.
l•:c9, •· Willa, N"lund (Don Mllonev, Potvin), 16·40; 5 W•llt, L1roucne (JOlln·
ton, Don Mllonev), 17.14 Pen·
11tv-+iou111v. Wiii•, 11.'3
hClflct .. 11'11d
6 t:1m~M. S.vtrd IVelve, Rot1), l"ll,
7 C1mc>blft, Role <Valve, S.vard), 5.51, I.
C1moottl, OiirOdnlk (Vttrm1n), 6'42, 9
Well•, Ltroucne (JOMIOn, Melonevl 17 34 P1111ttllt-NOM .
Tlllrd ...,...,
10 W1le1, Ma!Onev (Jollnt0n. Clr911e),
7:24; 11 Cam"911, 811>vcn IOorodnlCk),
1:11. 12 CemPOlll, Oretzkv (V1lv1, Sim·
mer), ll'n, ll Cltn!>MM, B1llowt (Wiiton),
17:37 P-11111-Maxwllt, Cem~A. HM,
RtlCll, W11ft, 14:19
Shot• on Goat--W111s 13· 11·.,.....30. C1m~ 13-IS·l<>-ll
Goallet-Cem~ll. Bennerman, Fuhr W1let, P1ttr1,.A1Kll. A-11,'39
~ Ski ctndttlons
SOUTHIRN CALll'OltNIA
MOUNTAIN HIGH -2·3-fool 0 .. 1.
Four Chalrt 0P1r1tlno
SNOW SUMMIT -12·l<Hnch bell.
Elolll c:Nlr1 0Ptr1llno.
SMOW VAL.Lav -Marolnat b6M.. Two
11111 In oe>1rttlno
GOLOMIN• -2·3·1ool 0.11. Five llfll
OPll'•llno SllR•A·NllVADA RANGI
JUNI MOUNTAIN -Sf·lnCll 0.M
F°"' cnalra Of*'•tlno. MAMMOTH MOUNTAIN -to-lnc'1
l>a .. 20 Clllln C>Pe<•tlno
00001 llllDG• -22·44·1nch be ...
Four llfla Ol*'lllno
MT. •••A -•2·120-lncll l>•w SI•
chairs ooeretlne
KllllKWOOO -7· 12·1nch tleH In full
OPtrltlon '
HaAVINL Y VALLIY -4-6-loot o. ..
Elevtn chain , tram OPll'allne.
TAHOI SKI IQWL -lt ·tO-lnc:h 0a· ..
In full OPtrtllon
NORTHSTAR -lO· IOl·lncn l>HI In lull
o.,.rtllon
5'<1 INCLINli -32·34·1ncll 0.H C.1>41
car, 20 chalra, one oondole o.,.rtllng
MT. ROSI -ll·96·1nch Due Two
c111lrt 0P1r111no
DONN•R SKI lltANCH -•·6·1001 1>as1 Thr11 ch1lrt o.,.rallno
ALPINI MIAOOWS -68· ISO·lnc'1
l>lll. Eleven llfl l ooerttlno
SUGAllt BOWL -7·1S·lnch Dase Five c111lra, one oondOle ooertUno
90RIAL -l·loot base Five c'1•1rs
ooerttlno. HOMIWOOD SKI AltlA -11·11·1nch
l>IM Two cn1tr1. t'1r11 i.unec1 ro.Ns
oo.rtllno.
Glr1• aoccer
MOH SCHOOL
Mar1ne 4, WettmlMIW I
Merine •Corino Brlotmen 3, Celklnl I
i l dllen 2, , IUl!tllll V elev 0
Edfn 1corlno J Bllftlo 1, Welulllo. 1
cu~ RANKINGS •·A I Torrance, 2. Clertmonl, 3 (111> 811110!>
Mont11ornerv, EdltOll, 5 Mire Co111, 6. Alie
Lome , 1 Cllt l Soutn Torrenc• Rolllno Hiiis,
Dena Hllll Uoland
Dovs soccer
Cl, IUHKINGS ••• I Rolling Hllli., 1. OcNn Vllwi 3 Sim o
V•ll•v. • Claremont, 5 S.nla Monie•. 6
S1nt1 81r1>lh. I I UIOl VtrOIS, I Soulh
Torranc.t 9 C1merlllo, 10 011n1rd
l·A I 8111 C.trOlni. 2 O•ne •Htu\, J
El0trtn11 • Ceolttret10 Vellev. S
MOntcl•lr 6 80.co Tech. 7 Sin 011>rl11, I
Miiiiken. 9 EdQewOOCI. 10 St John 8otco
l ·A
I L• Qulnl1 1. lrv1N1 ~ 81•h00
MOntoomerv, • Monrov11 S Le C•,,.d• 6
!>Qulh P111~ 1 liatefldl1 I 81elr. 9
Un1Wr11TV1 10 9 ru ·OllncSI
l·A
I. LI S.111, 1 Santa Paule ) LA 8eptl•t
• Whlltltr C11rl1tl1n 5 C1leb1111 6
Or1noe Lut111t1n, 1 AQulnat. I C1pl11r1no
Velllv C11rllll1n t 9rtntwooel, 10 Aooure
Of'lmPk TV lcMdule
e ro1oca1t Kl'lldute tor "'' w1111., DI~ Oll'Mt on ABC Tetevlalon T'lmet
•rt Pacific
TundlV, FM> 1 I II P"' 11 )0 om It
mldn!Otll
Wldnhdev. ''° I t · 11 pm 11.lO
p "' • 17 mldnlvtll
TllurWlv ''° ,. I 11 om I I.JO
01'1\. -17 JTllCll\"11'11. lllr16av ,.. 10. 7.JO 11 .-n• 11 JO
1 m • 12 mldn'ottt Saturellv, Fib 11. II • m I.JO om ,,_,
pm t II t m.. llJO om ·l1 mldni.hl
l\llldlv iltO It 2·• )0 o m.. M 1 • "' ,
11.,.om-n ~· MoMav,,to 1J 1·11om,11:.J01>m ·U
mlOnltllll.
TuttOIY Fo " 1·11 "". II JO
t m • l2 mldnltlll ~v. Fltl lS t ·ll om, 1110
Pft\.•12 ~I.
TI!unav, '"' 16 fl0-11 em .. H .lO 1 rn.• n mldnlftll -~ ~ 11 1*H •f'f\., lUO
• ""· IJ rnldnftfll • .. k turdav. , ... It IUO·> tm, 7•H
1 m .. 11:.JO om.·12 mldnleltt
Sundlv. F.. 1t 1' llO')ll J • m. 7· 11 D.m
Total t4oor\· 6l • ever ll d•Y•
ftr1""'1me H11Ur1 '7 S
--·
Orange Coe1t OAILV PILOTiw9d~ay, f9bnllfY 1,.1914
tfM WllllW OfWMllila • .,..,....v~
KtcaDUU M IVttfn TvitMllY, , .... 7
lee "°°'.., -Alatrla t ,Inland, Oft,..~.,.. c.,..; 1 .,.. ,..,..,.,
C1tdlOIM)nllle •I N«.,,..,, W•I c;..,.~
,,. ~'tie; VIM n ~ w ..... ,,, ....
OMntne cartmonlft 11 Z.tre ,......,, .. ,
wllmlfl'1 * c,.. Coumrv 11 ltmtlfl
Vlllko Polle
Women'• 1,500-inetw tPtH .X.11119 ti z.tra • Mell'• ll01'WMHI ••• ......,..
Meft't Incl WOtMll11 alnott luee at lrtl>tVlc
let Hoelltv -"°4anCI va WMI 0-•
rne.1w, USS" v1 lleilv; Sw.-i "'· V"'°"'vl11 C11'11da 'II\ Autlrll/ flln\lllld vt
NOl'WIV; United Jtllft ¥1. C1tcflolloVP I•. ,.,,.,, .... lO
Men'a )OI( Cl'Ott counlrv 11 I~
V.Uko Polle
Man'• '"° --·· doUbtt 11'91 •• Tr.._.,lc
Womtn't --~If Nield alUllll't 11 Z..tra Men'• SQO-mettf a...o .Utlnt 11 Zttra
ic. 4el1t.Tno (com~I •' latro
SlnoMI enCI --l>Ol>.i.d 11 TrlCleVlc Pain "9ur• i.k•llne (ahofl Df'OOl'em) al
let rt S..W•v, ,& II
20K l>lethlon 11 Joman V1Uk0 ltotll
MMl'I end Womtn't lrtvla luQI II
Tr9Mvlc
W""'*''t dowMIU 11 Jl hOrlne 70M NOl'dlc comcMned tlllino _, IQ.man
MAIO a. Vetlllo Polle. ~
Trllllt 1110 cwa4tl.ICllt ~ •I
Treoevlc
IQt Hoc:IUl\I -lll lY Yl POllnd, ~ttr.i
vs. ttecN>llOll1kle, Canada °"' Flnlana,
UnHM Sltlt• VI Norw1y, USS" "' Yuootlevle, Sweotn va Wnt Gtrmenv ~ •• , .. n
Women'1 SIC crou cCMJntrv •• loman
VtllkO POiit
Mtn'l S,OOO-rnel1r •PllCI 111111"9 11 Zit rt
1SIC Nordic comt>lne<I •kllno 11 lomen MolO a. Vellko Polle
70-me1tr tkl lumP 11 lomen MAIO ll'ol•
Man'• Ind women•• QYldriiM luOI •I
Tr101vlc
let d1nclno (Of'IOll\ll 111 Petltrn oencel at Zllrt
Pllrt frn •k.lllne I I Zllrt Melldlv. ,., IJ
Min'• llouf• i11111~ (c.omPUlaorvl 11
Sltencterlle Men's 15K crou countrv 11 1oma11
Vet1ko POiit
Women'• 1.000·meter •Pied .ir.1tlno e l
:z.tra
Woman'• o1an1 alalom 11 Janorlna
lea Hodr.av -Sweoen n POlenO,
Canida VI. N-ev. Y~vl• n ll•IY, W11t Gtrmanv VS. lilSS•, United Stein VI
Austrl1; F lnlenO v1. ~vekle.
Tllft9v, , ... 14
lOK biathlon 'tt lomen Vetlko POiie
Mtn'• 1.000·me•ff' ·~ tkallno 11 Zetre
Women'• 011111 Nllom 11 Jellorlna
Mtn'• flour• .Ullno (111ort PfOOl'am) ••
Zltrl
let CS.ndnO (fr" dlnctl et Zttre w ............ ..
W~• f~ i.ullno (comPUft.Of'Yl 11 Sklnderlfl
Women'• crou countrv <• X S r ... y) et 1oman Vetlllo Polle
women'• 3,000·meter aPMO ..,_.,lno 1t
Zltr• Ooubll luoa et Tr..,.vlc
Man'• ol1n1 •lelom et 81t1Hnlce ICI HOCklY -Norwev ., Aualrle;
United Sl•I•• VI. F'lnl1nd, YUOQ111vl1 Vt.
Polend; USSR vs. Swtdtn, Wnt Gannany
Vl. 111111'; Ctld!Oslovtkl• VI. C1nadl. Tlwndl9y, ,..,, 16
Man'• crota countrt <• x 10 rllev> 11 •
1orne.n Vlllllo POiie Min'• l,SOO-mellf ~ IQtlno II
z.~ .. -
Man'• 011nt llllom 11 81111.nic.
Women't flour• lketlne (~I proe<om)
el Zelrt
Min'• f!ilure "'811no (lrM .1ketl119) 11·
Zltfl ''*•· , .. 17 Bia thlon <• X 7.S r111v) 11 loman v' POiie
Women's •lllOm et JehOflne
Slnoll and double tloblltO et Trlbevlc
let Hocitn -Stvtntn Piece Gome 1i
SklnOlf'lle. Medel Rouno Game 11 Zttr1,
Fifth Piece Game 11 Skencllrlll, ~•I
RO\lnO G•me •t Zltre
S.Nnlrt, ... 11
Women'• 20tf. crou (.OU!11rv el l~n .
Vtllf(o Polle ~
Men'• 10,000-meter •PMO ~""" 11 Ztlre
90·meter lkl lumo e t lomen MAIO Polle
TrlOll 1no ouadrul>lo OOOtltO el
Tr1t>evlc
W~n'1 flourt skellno UrM 1k1llnol 11
Zttre
Sundlv, l'lb. It
Men'• SOK crou countrv 11 loman
Vlllko Polle
rce llOcktv M1d1I Rouno G•me II ze1r1
Men'• s111om 11 Blllunlce
let hock•v Mld1I Round Geml 11 z11r1 Flour• 5kellno uhlblllon 11 Z1tr1
c1o11no ceremonies
°"" ... flshlnv ART'S LANDING I N-PW' lead!) -
2S •nollfa • o.n 9 ltlHPtll .. d I 1cu10ln,
49 rock 111'1. 210 macktr ... I wrHH
DAVEY'S LOCKlilt ( ... wperf ... dll
-36 1rt11ltrl. 9 5'-P$l'llld. 2t mecklr91, I oeu. 220 rock COCI, • cow COCI
DANA WHARI' -2'I 1nol1n 2 0.H, 1
1>1ll1>u1, 23 rock coo. 1 llno cOd. 20 mackerel, 21 Sllffll5Mld 1 K UIOln, 10 bltA
perCll.
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TUftdeV'I tr1n .. c1ton1
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Amtri<M LM.,.
CHICAGO WHITE sox-s1oneo 8ol>
F11ion, oltcl\ff' lttl .. MKI LO'tnro Gr•v
llllrd l>l'llmtn
NllllNll LMllUI
CHICAGO cue s-s111nea lhne S.no· o.ro. '9<'.ond 1>1-n Kt•lh MOtellno
CMJtfllldtr. end Warren Brun11r Clluc\
lltelnev, St-TrCMJI e nd 81R Jonnt0n
ollcntn.
HOUSTON ASlROS-SiOMG 01011
Tnon, sNl'tJtoo, 1nd Kevin een. ourtlelcllr
to one v11r contrecll
MONTREAL EXPOS-AnllO\lf\Qd ltlal er• Gullk:kton o11cntr. ,,., eor..o 10 ''""' on 1 fovr·v11r contract
NEW YORK MfTS-Slonl<I Sid
Flrl\l~l I ncl Brent Ge" PHCMrl Ron
Gerdlltntll••. ll>OrlllCH>. t<tvln Mllclllll, third
l>llllNM\, end T tf'rv 8IOCk tr ourtleto.r
AdOld MlcklV Menllf PllCl'llr end Retell
S.nt1111, lnfllld«. 10 "' 1111 of te>rlno "°"'°''" o1av1r1 SAN FllANCl$CO CIANH-Sloneo
St1n N~lll. cetcllltr, 1no Renie Martin,
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PM0£NIX SIJNs-lltllffHd JOIWIY
H'9fl ~rd
'00HA\.L ...................... "" iltAMS-Announc.G "'-' Jett Ktml> _.,.,arbaek, t ncS DoUI Smltn, Clftltf. hive
rtad\ed con~llC:t'IOf""*'" 'Iv"" CPWI• FeulluW, !tent end
l<ANSA1 CtTY .CHt~flS ltNO l(trt
McAb i.t. ~ ... U!lllM ...... , ....... L...-
LOS AH~ILH IX!Jltlu-Nlrneo
Chudl Ot 1(.000 Dlr.c:•or r1' 1Mrtt.11tno
Wi\SHlNOTON l'IOl•AL5-<U1 Jot
Otlllatn. Mrt~. end Doi.le°"'""'.,,_ ••v W1144¥. ~lw beclu
HOCKIY
*'MMI Mtcal'f lM9ll9 CAl.OA•Y ftLAMI! N9"*' Ot!IM
Hall VMl!tnciine eo11wttan1 HA,_T,O•D WHA\.lttJ-•ec•lled ~ fllatMl'Mllr fl' r -,,..,.., .,_,, Oii••• ,_ flle <>Marlo ~ L.-..va •
SOCCD ,,.,., ......, s.c.. ......
Ct.IV9l.AND l'Otte9-il9Nd All
ICat*"'llnl ~llrO. to • IN°W''t'Mf CIOll•
tract. -•
6 • Ripke11 ~......-~
will:gef._. .._
$4mil
.Orto es st
to 4 :-year pact
BALTIMORE (APG;..<!1 Ra Jr.. the American •,
Valuable Playerofl983. todaylis;ned a .. year coottac1 wilb the BaJtimore
Orioles.worth S4 million.
"We are rewardina Cal'• euep-
uon.al performance over &he put two
years with an excepr.jon.al contnct,''
General Man.aatr ~ Petm said
pnor to a news conference c:a1Jed to
announce the s.ipina. "He bu cc:r-
tainly demonstrated th.at be is one of
the too playera in the major leaiues loday.l· ..
Peters said the tona·tcrm deal with
the 23-year-old shortstC?J), tht Ameri-
can League Rookie of the Year in
1982, "will allow CaJ to concenua&e
solely on baseball for the next (our
yean."
While ~laying every inninJ last
season, Ripken batted .318 with 27
home runs and J 02 run1 batted in.. He led the leaaue with J 21 runs liCIOml,
211 bitsand 47 doubles.
Baltimore attorney . Ron SIDpiro, ~pken's agent, said his client'• 1984
lary would match the hi&bat ever
r a 2-year veteran, the f 1 million
paid pitcher Ftmando Valeozu.da of
the Los Angeles Ood&en in 1983.
Ripken'1 pact, bowever, wu
reached throusb neaotiation while
Valenzuela was awarded Sl million
after going to a.tbitratioo.
Ripken, the son of Baltimore third
base coach Cal Ri.pken. was paid
about $200,000 last ICUOD and
pjcked up another SS0,000 from the
world champions for beina named the
MVP. But Shapiro wa the De1'i
aareement has ~o performances
claUteS.
"The contract is not structured
with incentives," said Shapiro. "We
determined that Cal was being paid to
be the best."
• The neaotiations, over a Iona
period of time, went smoothly in the
sense that agreement wu achieved '
with no public spe.ctacle," Shapiro
said. "With the Orioles, you deal with
rational people in-a-challensina
scttina."
Ripken could have bad the option
of going to arbitration this year and in
each of the next th.--ee yea.rs, after
which be could have flied for free
agency. He will still be e~blc for tht
re-entry d.raft when his contract
expires followina the l 987 1eaSOn.
Riplccn's teammate and clote
friend, switch-hitting first baseman
Eddie Murray.J>ecame Baltimore's
first S 1 million a. year player when
besianc<f a Five-year contract prior to
the 1981 season that included ~
fcrred compensation.
Gauchos face
Palomar five
SAN M ARCOS -Palomar Col-
lege plays host to Saddlcback Collqt
tont&ht (7:30) 1n Pacafic Coast Con·
ferenoe baslcctball action, and tbe
struqhna Comets a.re comma off an oven1me $etblck to state-ranked
Imperial Valley.
Saddlcback. S·2 after fint-round
1ct1on. topped San Dt.cao Mesa 71--6S
to S\I)' Wllfun striklni dlstanoc of the
teaaue-leading Anbl (7-0).
But the GJuch65 should have lhcti
bands full W'ltb Palomar. Tbe Comeu
bout forward Jack Woods, ffhO
avcrqes l S. I J>O•Dts per pmc ~
With 1even rebounds per O\ltm&. lri
addition, Palomar bas one of the-best ••
aod most frequent free throw
shootm an tb.c conference i.o Uo)'d
Klaman
Klaman. prior 10 last~·· aaicm,
hid toM to tbe tine 122 Umct., hitu.na
1of-cbul
Saddleback counteu •hb
aopbom0tt ~ Ala Adam•
( l l\9 a~,. in confcnta). and
f'tcthman fuaRS Grala Jobftton, .t.o
brinp 1 t 9 •Vttllr md 7 percent
s.bootina '""l'l&t into the pme. ·
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Long BMc,, Rodeo
The Lona Beach Rodeo. now m its 22nd yeoar,
l't'tums to the Lona 8cach Arena Feb. I 0.12
T 01>-1·anlced cowooys •nd cowa;irl,, all mem·
bcn of the Profesiional Rodeo As~1at1on. will com~te fot mol't' than $30.000 in priu money.
Pcrfo nnanccs art set fo r 7;3() p.m. on Friday
and Saturday. and 2 p.m . un Sunday, Feb. Jl. Tickets·~ available a1 the an:f11> bo" o flioc.
Youth bnlc•tb•ll r-r1l•lratton
The East Bluff branch of the Boy s and Girls
Club. still has a few openings 1n instructio nal
basketball leagues.
First graders mee t o n Tuesdays and Fridays
from 2.30.J .30 p.m. Second graders m eet
Wednesdays from 3.30-4:30 p,m. and on
Saturdays from 9-10 a_m Third graders m eet
1 uesdays and T hursdays from J ·3Q-4·30 p.m .
For more infonna hon. pho ne Roy Jenkins at
1>40-6650 The club 1~ loc:ated at 2555 Vista dcl
Oro. Ncwp()rt fka~·h
Indoor tracl< mHI .
Awo ng field of athletes fro m 15 nations will
battle the llnucd States' best Fnday. Feb. JU at
the Times Indoor Gpme~ at the Forum an
lnK)ewood.
The silver anniversary edition ol the games 1s
set to begin at 7 p.m .
Among the athlete~ scheduled to compete are
pole vaulter Billy Olson. high Jumper 0Wlght
Stones o f the US .. the USSR's Aleksandr
T ro<1ehilo in the 500, and the Soviet Union''
Lyubov G unna in the 800·meter run.
T1c:k.et \ are available by phoning a lJ)
627-1248 and are also a"a1lablc at the Forum
box office and T1cketmaster o utlets.
S•nlor •oftball pl•r•r• nHd•d
Orange County Seniors Slow Pitch softball
leagues are set to begin an March. and the Costa
Mesa team 1s look.mg for players, 55 and older.
The team practices on Saturdays at I 0 a .m , at
Smallwood Park. comer of Caraway and Coral
o r at T('Wmkk Par~
For more mfo rm auo n. phone 957-2~1 ~
Southern C•llfornl• Bo•t Show
The Southern C'altforn1a Boat Sho~ begins
Fnday and continues through Feb 12 at the Los
Angeles Conventio n Center So me: 600 craft will
be on display at the con vcnllon center and at
Pe tree Hall and N orth Hall
For mformauon. phone (213) 655·9126.
' DEATH NOTICES . -
Mi chigan
p repster
t abs UCLA
NUCNOTlCE l'tBUC NOTICE Ml.IC NOTICE • PlBLJC fl>TICE
~ft'l'IWJ • .,..... '1CmTIOUI llUUmM lllOnca OI '9C'TTnOUI 9UIMM '1CTITIOUI eutNN
MAMI ITAl'DllNf ~ eTATllmN"r NOtMUIWON1191UTY . NAm flA,....,..,. MAMI l'fAftMIHT
Tn. ~ l*'IOM .,. d TM following per.one .,. dOlnQ Notio. i. ner.by QIYen that The followfnO P«90nt .,. dOI tn. followlno '*~ .,. oome ~ .... at: bullntiM U ; I Uf\d«elgr*' wlJI not be rt bullMee M ' ' bueirMl9e U :
I.ARTY llASIHO AUTO GAL.U, THi OOVER..UP, tMO-A ~ toranyd.ot10<l'*bllltlenof'ltracted UTrlLITl!G 8Y8TIM81 .. ATI 1.Al'IAEW0008 VHUMIT!.D.~8)
1t1t l'MWporl llNd. eo.ta Mwa. Ca. etvd. eo.ta M .... C.. t2tl2't by an~ other th.,, rnyMlf, on AUOITINO (USAA>. 2•2t 1 Onlat CHIMN!Y SWt~ UHL1MfTIO, C)
92827 . 8rlan Earl~ey,Ut()glelt IA. 9'tM tl'lle dale. Lane, El TOfO, Ca. 21MC) Wl8Tl"N 8TATH MULTIP E o.n f\IOMtd at.we, te eo.ta MeN, Ca 12127 Oeted tftle t7tl'I CS.., cl Jernee ~ 1'ttf; Onter ll8l!NQ..GRVQ, 812 N. S...1-.. ANN ARBOR, Mich. l'Wrlen, Uiguna Niouet. Ca. 92817 Chtlatc>phef Peut Loiacono. 2.8 1"4 Lene, EJ TOl'o. ca. '92030 . Anaheim. Ca 92801 ~P) ....:... Ypsilanti H~· Tnll aiu.ln.M II condUC1ed by• an Balboe Cows,~. Ca. 92883 Kurt A. KIN Tnla bu.in.et 11 condue4ed by • Terry H\lnt. e12 N $IHI•.
b 'lb .&.. E · l In~ Thlt bua1neu 11 conducted t>y: • 7841 "°°"Id St. · lndfvldutll Anaheim. Ca. 92801 ool uu aca nc • Cen Rlch.,.d COtwe o-n«el pettnerttllp. Hu.ntlngton e..c11 CA. t204t J ValQMn , Thi• 1>ua.lneu II conCSUG* 11y: an
one of Michipn's most Thlt •t•tement WU fifed With t Brian e . Jtialcey P\lbllltlecl Orange oOaat Dally Pltot Thl• 1latM14l"t wa1 flied with lndlvlOUel.
SOUJht-after football re-County Oletk ol Orange County Thi• 1t1tetMnt WU filed With the Jlf'I 31. Feb. 1, l , 194• County Clerk of Oranoe County TERRY HUNT
CruJts, hM dNlided to at-o.o. 29, 1'183 ~.n'~.Cleril1 ...... 01 Orlt\09 County on 722·8' Jan. 3. tH<t Thia 1tatement wu tiled wlll'I the d UCLA ~~ di ..,.... a ..... County c..,~ of Of•~ County on lOn ,. _... , ICCOr n& to a Publlll'led Ot~ge ~ Oal f'tM* 1-----------1 Jan 4. 1"4 .
"I will probably commit 648-M Piiot Jin 25. Feb I, 8, t5, t914 . 1---------...... ----1 Publl.ned Or•~ eoa.1 Daily
pub ash~ rep0rt. P110t Jan 26. Feb t, 8. 1.,, 1984 PubllMed Or•• Cout o.i1y P\BlJC.NOTICE ~
Uc'LA h I------------' 1411·8.C '1CTTTIOUl llU8Mll -----------tPllot Janr 26, Feb 1. 8, HI, 1 .. !~""' to sometime t 1s P\lllC NOTICE NAMl ITATW•NT ftBLJC NOTICE __......
week after talking over a ,ICTITIOUa au-•• The tOltowtng petaona are dol1
few than~s with my folks," • DI-•c NOTICE bullneu ... '1CTITIOUI aVltNlll 8 I ·r ~ TAT&..., nlUU SIGNATURE AWARDS. 300 NAllt ITAft•NT DUD•1c NOTICE al tol he Ann Arbor The lolloWlnQ Wton• 11• dol Croddy Way. Santa At\f, Ca. 927 Tl'le followlng peraon1 ara doing __ __;r.-.;.UU1..;;.-....-.;~-...---
News 1n a story published bu.inen u . FICTmOUI •utlHUe Cecetla M. o. Crone, 303 La Joli bualne.N aa: OAANOI COUNTY
Tuesday. INTERACTIVE PRODUCTION NAMI ITATH ll!MT Or .. Newpon 8Mofl. Ca. 92063 PACIFIC ~NDPROPERTllS. 36i IUNNC>ft COURT
"They lll'C a little COO· (Inter Pro), 0660 Warnet Ave, Sult The fOlloWing peraont tr• doing Thia butlneet 11 cOftducted by: an San Miguel, # 255. Nepwort Beach. 100 Ch'lc.Center Dt. w .. t 260. Founteln Valley, Ca. 02708 bualneea u: lndlvldual. Ca. 92fe0 9anla ~ CA.. nTO"I ~erned a~u~y S{J'ng so A!'.Chlfd l Ballard, t0287 s .. t 12.~~T~~Tt~! J:i'!i.e:.;:,.'~~.: c.o.lfa M. Oe Cron• SHAHRAM VOSOUOH. 21 Call· PlaJnun· , DELTON HART ano
ar away, u W1 come 203. Foontatn va1i.v. c.. 92708 Ca. 02708. Ttll• 11a1emen1 wu flleel wtttl t fOfnla Av•. u1•. frvlne, Ca. 02716 FLOELLA.HART
bac k once o ~ce a year. Thia buaf,,... ''conducted by: an Extraction System• Inc . (CeJ1-Couni Clerk of Or-noe County on Tl'llt t>uelneet It conducted by: .,, Croa.-Complalnanta. EDMAN E
And the team 1s on national lndlvldual. torn••>. t220 South Lyon s1r .. t, Dec/ -. 1983 1 •ndlvldual YOUNG and PEARLINE YOUNG
I I · o t th t .. , ..... _ .... L D-•tatd San11 Ana. Ca. 02705. · '~ Stial'lram Voaough . • Defendant JAN EATON KINSEY e CVtS n woor rtt tmes """' .. " ..... Thi b I I d b PuDll.ned Orange Cout Dallyl Thi• •tatement WU flied with the JUDITH A KINSEY JOANN e' each season... Thia 11a1ament wu flied with the • ue °"' • oon uoted y· • PUot Jan 25, Feb. l, 8, 15, 198-4 County Clerk ol Orange County on SILVEY, JAMES SILVEY, J & M DE-
·rhe 6-2, 200..pound BaU ~~n~.c,'9~ of Ora~ County on cor~::; Systema tnc 542-M Jan. 3, 108-' VELOPMENT co .. a ca1110<nf1 cor-
v1s1ted UCLA last week-naaet Lee Hou1er, Pr ... dent ~ P<>rauon, HOMEOWNERS EQUl"FY.
end. Bruins football Coach Put>ll•hed Orange Cout Dally Thia 1tatement waa fKed with the Plll.IC NOTICE Publlahed °'1• Cout Dally INC .• • Caflfornl• oorpor1t1on. ED-Piiot Jan. 25, Feb. f , 8. 15, 108.. Count~ Clertl of Orange County on Piiot Jan. 26· Feb. I, 8· 15· lH-4 WARD YOUNG PEARLINE YOUNG Terry Donahue was .to 5_.e..8.c Dec 21. 1083 I UN ftlOfl COU1tt 555--8<1 and DOES t lh;ougn 20. tnctuilve.
come 10 Michigan some-f2nl00 o' CA.LWOftHIA Ml.IC NOTICE Cr<>N-Oefendant1: F. DALTON
time tht& wt.-ek for a fol -Ml.IC NOTfCE Publlahed Orange Coaet Dally COUNTY o' HART, FLOELLA tfART, J & M OE-
low-up v ii.ii with hrfil.. Ball Piiot Jan. 25, Feb 1 8. 15, 1984 LOI ANQll.11 FICTITIOUI IUl lNI•• VELOPMENT COMPANY, • Call· FICTmoua IUllM•• 836-M In the Matter of NAMI ITATIMaNT lornla corporation, T.D. SERVICE
-said. ., NAMI ITAT!M!NT ADALINOA ISLAS·VASOUEZ The lollowlng pel'llOnl are doing COMPANY, INC . a Calllornla cor-Ball ru~hed for 1.087 The lollowlng 11«aona are doing MARIA ISABEL ISLAS buelneu u : poratlon. HOMEOWNERS EQUITY.
yards and sco red IO touc h-bustnese •• n11111 C NOT CE A penon(1) who should be declared AMERICAN OVTOOOR 111 # 12 INC .. • California OOfPot•llon. JAN
downs last Season "or th"' NEWPORT PERFORMANCE, 8 ruva.I I f,_lromthecuitodyandoontrolof CO<P<>rate Plaza Drive Suite 202 EATON KINSEY , JUDITH A 11 " Svrtalde Coun. N-port Beacl'I, Ca their p•rente, Newpon BMcl'I, Ca. 92977 ' KINSEY. JOANN 8. SILVEY, JA MES 1-8 Brav es. Yps ilanlt 92683 NOTICE 0 , Tf'CU•::-::.: :•Lr. CAii NO. A 1"217 RaymOtld A Paloao 3•112 Selva w. SILVEY. UNITED STATES
Coach· Jerry Hayes has MIChMI Clarence Zlmme<man, 8 L.oenNo.111 CITATION Road'.Unlt33:i L.aguniNlo'* Call· TREASURY DEPARTMENT • II d B II h Suri•~· Court Newport 9eacl'I, Ca. T.I. No. 111 J'......_,rom . lornta 02877 • . INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE.
ca e a "t e most h1~-92663 NOT1CI! • P11enta1 Cuetody ' Thi• bu.tneu ''conducted by· an TACO SL• partner.tllp. STATE OF
ly-recruited player WC VC Thia bullnes1 leconducted by: an YOU .... tN Dl!,AULT UNOt!R A end COfttrelt Individual. CA LI F 0 RN I A. BQA~D OF
ever had." lndlvldu'll DHD Of' TftUIT, DATI D ....,.,.,. To Daniel sanoaval lllU aka RAYMOND A. PELOSO E 0 u' L 'l A f I 0 N. TRAN 8 .
Mleheel C Zimmer mah bet 11, 1112 UN&.&11 YOU TAKE Danie! Sandoval tlla Daniel tel.. Tl'lla ltatement wu flied with the CONTINENT Al CREDIT SERVICE.
Tl'lla stat_,,t w .. ffled with Ille ACTION TO PAOTICT YOUR Pf~med father~• un-County Clerk of Of•• C®nty on INC. aCalllornla00<poratton:ClAV·
County Clerk ol Orange Coonty 00 PftOPENTY, IT MAY M IOU> AT A known Herlinda ltlu Vuquez ua Dec 29 1983 TON C. ADAMS, STANTON IN·
Dec 20. 1984 PUBLIC IA.LE. W YOU •ID AN Hellnda Vuquez tlla Hetllnda Sand· ' 1 ff2M* VESTMENT CORPORATION, a Call-
F2mll !XPt.ANATIOH Of THa MATURI oval aka Herlinda Vuq~-(molher)-PubUahed Orange Coall Dally lornla corpoiatlon, W~SHINGTON
Publlahed Orange Cout Dally O' TMe PftOCHDtNO AGAJNIT wtiere1boul1 unknown and to all Piiot Jan. 25, Feb 1. 8, l6, 1994 INVESTMENT CORPORATION. a
Piiot Jan 11 , 18. 25, Feb. I, 108" YOU, YOU IHOULD CONTACT A pereon1 Claiming to be the lather or M7·8" California oorporatfon,IANOflA C.
• Cup race
date set · 1 __________ 2_5_3·_14_, l.AWYI". motller of Mid minor peraon(i) HATTY, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
PE TH · p above named. Ptlll.IC NOTICE OAS COMPANY, a Cllll0<nf1 cor-R , Australia (A ) Ml.IC NOTICE On Tueed1y. February 21. 19&•. at By order of thl• Court you are poralfon. MAUREEN A. HASTINGS.
-The first race in the lO:OO A.M. Long'BMcl'I Saving• and l'ler~cited and (r~lred to) ap'! '1CTIT10UI 9UlfNlll th• COUNTY OF ORANGE. and
Amen·ca·s Cu?i de'ense w1'Jl FICTmoUl llUllNlll Loan Auociatlon, a California cor-pe1ar t0<e tbf J .. ..t:....;. Pr--' .. I"" In NAMR l'TATeMeNT DOES 1 ttlrntu..h 25. lnctuatve. 11 NAME ITAT!MINT poratlon u duly appointed Truat .. Department 234 ~7.a1t'0;·•1he rn. followlng peraon• .,. doing c ... No.-11'11 IO -be held off reman1le on Tt1• IOltowtng petaon1 are d~ng under and pur.uant to Deed ot Trult, at>ove en'Utled court located 11 bualneu u :
Jan. 31 , 1987, il was an-bu1lnessu: recorded November 19. 1982, U CrlmfnaJCourtBld 2iow Tempi.. DOMINION REALTY 811 Anton IUMMONS
nounced today by the cup OELATO LITE. 335~ Via uoo. Inst. No. 82..co6973, of Offlolal Re-Loe Anoetee CA g9oo12 On Marc:tl Boule\lard Suite 360 Coate M... NOTICl1 You~.: =~ued.
committee chairman here, ~~~ .300. Newport Beacl'I. CA. =d~!'ro,~~c!i~he~ ~::r, 28, t014 et
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8:30.A.M. of that day. Ca.Oom92821on8. · · ~.:;C::'betnt hMtd ::,C
D S R d · . .,.. • then and there to allow c:auN tf any! In lnvMtment Inc , • Cell· reepond wtth&n '° deJ• ,_.... r. ~n .e t . , I fee Cream lndu11rlee Corp .. 3365 California. Executed by onstance you have, why Mid person ;.nould fornla corporation. 8 11 Anton r:' lnfonnatton MloW • ,
Reid said that between Via lido, Sune 300, Newport a..cn. F. Northrup, • llngle woman Will not be declared frM from the control Boule\lard, Sult• 380, Cotta M.... ·.
d I · Clo 92863 SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE Ca 02828 11 you wllh to Mell tile advice of an sev~n an e even tnler-TJll• bualneaa ,. OOl'lducted by: a HIGHEST. BIDDER FOR CASH (pay· 01 their parente acoo<dlng to the Tl'I,. bullneM 1• conducted by· 1 attorney In thl• m111er: you .lhOUld
national yac~ls clubs ~ere c0rpora11on. able at the time ot Ml• In lawful ~~~.~r~'~0~:;;1 ou m c0<poratton. · do ao Pfonlftly ao that your written
expected 10 Im~ up for the t Conatance M. Cate. Secretary money ot the United Stat") at the deemed guilty 01 • ·ci,,,1emi. ~ Dominion lnv .. tmante tnc. reeponae. I any. may be ffled on
Amenca's Cup challenge 10 Tnla 1t1temen1 wu flied with tile Ctlapman Avenue entrance to the court W.R. Wood. Preeldent tlrn..
198 7 iCounty Clerk of Or•'J• County on Civic Cente< BYlldlng, 300 East Y~ .,. hereby notified of the Thia •tatement wu filed wtth the AVlaOIUated na •ldo csemandade. · xxxuxioLr.x Cnapman Avenue, Orange, Call· PfOvlllona 01 Ctvll Cod• J 237 .6 County c1er11 or Orange Counry 00 EJ trtbuma; a.de deolCllf oontra Ud.
But so far, only ~ne, the '212117 fornle all right. mi. and ln1er .. t oon-wtalch provide the ludge.,, 1 advlN Dec. 30. 11183 . atn aucftencta. 1 ~ que tJ4.,..
Costa Smerelda to the Pv1>ll1hed Ora~• Gout Dally veyed to and now held by.It unclef the minor and the parent•, irpr... f2Ml10 aponda dentro M '° dtM. &.M le
Sardinia owned by the Aoa Piiot Jan 11, 18. 2 . F-eb .. 1, 1914 Nici Deed of Truet In the property ent. of the right to nave ooun"' Publflhed Or~ Coul Dally lnfonneclon q~ ... ~. Kh h fi ed ,,,.. 800-M .altuated In Mid County and State pr.eaent. The oourt may appoint Piiot Jan. 25. F.b. 1, 8, 15, 1914 If JOU wletl to Melt the ecMoe of
an, as con .1rl!" its 1M1111 'C NOTICE described u . counMI to reprnent tl'le minor 560-14 an •Homer In "'te iut•, rou
challenge and paid its fee. ruuu PARCEL t Unit 82. In tile City ot wnethet or not the mtnor 11 a~ to •-•,. unYil'r ahould do ao prempft1 ao thee row
Dickerson
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FlCTmOU.-au•--· lrvtne. eoomr-ot °'"''II"· Stat.-ot .~ ..... 4M If tMV ~-~\r-AUHw. .,...,_ , .. pol ...... ""· ,,,... ... NAlff ITATEMmNT , Caflf0<f'll1. u .111own and deeerlbed able to afford counMI, 1hall appolnt TIC nled Ofl time.
The followtng perton fa doing In that ceaaln Condominium Plan oounllt to reprMent th• parent•. Tfll.=TI!~ C::A1.I 8' U.ted deeM eoflcttat' .. ~
l>ualneu u : recorded FebNery 27, 1081 In.book n -.uuon filed herein 11 tor the lo de un abopdo en"'• •unto, U.S. WATER TM SUCCESS + 1396.c pages 240 to 313. lnclualve of purp09f of 1r .. 1ng the subject Clllld T.I . ~.... dMena "-to lnmedlet.-mente,
CO .. JANI ENGINEERING & SALES. Offlelal Record• and amendment lo4>1&cement tor edopllon. YOU AM .. "g.PAUl T UNDeft A de .. ta rnanera, au '"PUffl•
2269 Maple Ave. llC, Cotta ~--. thereto reoord-9: May 14. 1982 ea Dated: January 11. t98<1 lff!OND DEED Of' TftUIT, DATIO eecrlta. •I haJ "9una. puede Mf
CA 92627 lnatrument No. 82·18n3". of Of· JOHN,J. CORCOAAN Noftn)bet 11 1-UMLESa YOU ,, .. treda a tlempo.
NEW YORK (AP) _ Peter Olnkarral Jani. 2289 Maple flclal ~ecord• ot Oraf'I~ County, County Clerk TAKl!ACTIONTO;,_OTICTYOU" ·TOT,. 01,&NOANT: A ctvll
Eric Dickerson of the; Ave .. ltC. Coete Mese. CA. 02827 Calllornla. -By R. Kunlpo "'~ft'TY IT MAY181 IOLD AT A compWnt hat ~ ffled.::... ttte
Ranls. the Natl'onal Foot-Tl'lls bull" ... '' conducted by: an PARCEL 2: An undivided 1155th Deputy PU8UC eALE. •·vou MIU> AN pelntltf -oalnat ~. "·~ Jo
lndlvldual. lnter•t u a tenant In common In the NOTICE TO THE IXPLANATIOH Of' THE NAT\#11 defend ~· law.ult, JOU muet,
ba 11 League's leading Peter o . Jani tee lnleretl In and 10 the Common PERSON SERVED 0 , THE PftOCHDtNG AGAINIT Within lO days aner thl1 aurrunona tt
rus.her as a rookie, has been Thia atatement waa flled wtth the Area ot Lot 3 of Tract No. 10~t. •• You are aervao u an lndlvldvat YOU, YOU 8"0UlD CONTACT A ieNed Of\ you, tlle with thl• coun a d · f h Couf'lty Clerk of Orange County on per map llleel In book 482 pages 38 cftee LAWYER. written r411900M to the complaint. name winner o t e Ofib. 28. 1083 to 4 t lnctustve of Mlec:.tlaneoua Tne nma when • citation I• de-On February to tOM at 11· 16 UnleM you do, yoor csettMJll wlll be
$1 o.ooo seagram's award 11'2M151 Map9 record• of .. Id County u emed MNed on • party may vary A M EXCHANGE TITLEH.OLDERS entered on appllcallon of the ptaln-
as the NFL'stop player. .Publlehed Orange Cow Dally IUCh ierm II defined In the Artlel• dependlngonthemelhodOfNfVlee. INC ... California Corporation .; tlfl,andll'lltoourtmayentera )vdg.
The selection was based Piiot Jen 1 t, 18. 25, Feb I, 1984 entitled "Definition•" of the D.etar-For example "' Code ol Civil du.Y' appointed Truatee undlf and ment agal"•' you for the relief 1&-i------------'-~-1-.... iu.-auon of Covenantt. Condition• and Procedure H 413 10 through purauant to Deed ol Trull recorded manded In th• complalnt. whk:h
on computer rankings d e-Reatrlclfon• recorded In book 138 <415.40 /1 November 28 1980 u lnlt No could '"ult In garnlahment of
signed to find the N FL's PtlJllC NOTICE Pertone having cuatody or control 38907 1 book 13853 938 oi wagea, taking of money or property
"most pioduc ti vc and FICTITIOUS BU&tHEll EXCEPTING all otl. oll right•. min-or with wtaom said cnlld 11, are re-Offlcl.;f ~ord• In tne ~~of i11e or other retlaf requested In the oom-
m o sl Consistent., p layer. NAME ITATEMINT e<ala. mineral rights. nat'!'al obu quired to appear, otnere cited may County Recorder 01 Or•"""' County plaint rlghll and other hydrocaruona y appear -·"" • Dated: Jan. 26, 1914 Dickerson. whose 1.808 The lollowlng peraons are doing whafloever name known . A publl11led cllattoo requlrff ap-Slate 01 Calltornla, Executed by LEE A. BAANCH. Clerll
Yards rushing was the best buslneas ~: geothermal ltHm and all product• pearanoe of all person1 cited (235b Ronald H Henry, an unmarried man By·Cerotyn E. Aooata, O.pury . HAZELS BEAUTY SALON, 210.CO derived therefrom without how-CC) Marie L Johnaon, an unmarried Publlslled Orange Coalt Dally Piiot
ever for a rookie. had 75. 71 ~each' Boultvard, H~nllngton ever, the right to drlll, mine: etora, Pvb.llalled Orange Cout Delly Piiot woman u Joint tenant• WILL SELL Jan 18. 25. Feb. 1. 8. 1084 points, to 72.59 for San Qeach, Ca. 92146 explor .. nd<>Qerale tllroughtlleeur-Jan 18 25 F b 1 8 108-4 AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST. 314-84
Francisco 49er quarterback HANA RAOA,(aole owner), 18785 I~ Of the upper 500 IMt of the . . e . . . 309-84 BIDDER FOR CASH (P•Y•~ attlme
Joe Montana and 72.57 "or Pine Circle, Fountain Vali.y, Call· subsurface ol Nld land, u reMNld of Nie In lawful money of the United ----n1-1111_l_C_NO_TI_C_E __ _
1• tornla 92708 In deed lfom The frvlne Company, 1 Stat .. ) at the front entrance to the niDL
Washington Redskin quar-Tllia bulln ... 11 conducted by;~ Michigan Corporation. raeorded Ml.IC NOTICE old Or-noe County Courtl'IOOM, ------------
terback Joe Theismann. Individual. February 19, 1081 lit booll 13953 located on Santa .~na Blvd., be-ORANGE COUNTY
T h fi HANA RADA pege 101 of Olflclaf Recor'dl T-21361· tween Sycamore -St. 6 Br<*lwey, ·~COURT ey were ollowed by Thia atatement wu fl.l§d with the · · NOTICI Of' Santa Ana. CA. au right. tltte and 100 Ctvtc Center Or. WHI
Roy G reen of the St. Louis County Clerk of Orange County on ).lao excepting all water rtonta, Tfll.UIT!l'I IAU . Interest conveyed to and N1¥t held aanta Ana. CA. '27'01
Cardinals L ynn D1ckey of Oeoember 2t, 1983 fn1411 wtaether eucll water rlghfl anaJt be On February 15. 108-4 It 10:00 by II under Mid Deed 01Tru1t In tile Ptatnllff: F. DEL TON HARJ and
h G ' Pubffal'led Or-noe Cout Dally riparian. ovettyl~~r r atfve, A.M. Sn.araon/Amerk:an Expreea pr~y lltualecl In aald County and FLOELLA HART
t e rcen Bay Packer~ Piiot J t8 25 Feb , 8 108• percolating, prMCr °' contrao-Eacrow Company formerly known aa State dnertbed u : Crou-Comp1a1nant1: EDMAN E. William Andrew of the· ~· ' ' . ' ' 293-84 tvaf. without,-. lhe right of Southern'Clltea Eiorow u Truet... PARCEL 1: F .. llmple title 10 YOUNG and PEARLINE YOUNG
Atlanta Falcons and Todd ~ entry for the exerciN of aucn rlgl'lll. or SU<XlMIO< Truatee or Subltltutecl Condominium Unit No. 183 (Ille O.lendanl: JAN EATON KJNSEY.
Christensen of the Los An PtlSLI NOTICE ea reMrved In deed from The Irvine Trustee, of tnat certain Deed ofTrust "Unit"), In the City of Newport JUDITH A. KINUY. JOANN B. . · • Company, a Michigan Corpor1tlon. exawted by ROBERT .1.. CROZIER Beactl, u lhown upon the Con· SILVEY, JAMES SILVEY, J & M DE·
gelcs Raiders. f10TITI auetNIH recorded February 19, 1081 In book ANO CHRISTINA CROZIER, Hu .. domfnlum Plan (entitled "Con· VELOPMENT CO., a CallfOfnfa oor-
NA.Mf ITATI!MINT 13953 page 101. of Offlelal RecOfdl band and wife, a.nd recorded August domlnlum Plan f0< Lot l of Tract No. poratfon. HOMEOWNERS EQUITY.
Ml.IC NOTICE The lollowlng peraon1 ate doing PARCEL 3: Eaaemente u N1 forth 14, 1081 u lnllrumant no. 17385, fn 10587"), County of Orange, State of INC., a C1fll0<nl1 corporation, ED·
twelneu 11: In, the tlon1 entllled "Certain book 14181, page 388 Omotal Re-Calftornla. (the "Plan"), recorded on WARo.:toUNG, PEARLINE YOUNG
FICTITIOUI 9UllNEll S C PROPERTIES, t2 Spring Eaaemen 1 fOf' Ownert" and "Sup-cord• of Orange Coonty Callfomla July 12, 1979. 11 Document No. and 00~1 through 20. fneluatve. N~ME ITAT!MINT Acre, lr.rlne, Ca. 92714 port, Se I t and _ Encroach· and pureuanl to that certain Notk:4i 1~10, fn Book 13228, Pagee 78 Crou·Oel,ndant1: F. DALTON BECK 2 1984 t 2 30 PM h Tile toflowfng f)er1on1 arr doing Sherron Marie Moulton--Cheeren, ment" ln t above Declaration.' ot Default and El.etlon to Sell ther• through 11.6, lnctualve ot Oft~ Re-HART, FLOEL~ ~ART. J & M OE·
• a · . at l. e bullneH aa· 12 'Sprlng Acre, lrvlna, Ca. 9271~ PARCEL 4: E.-nent1 u euch under recorded October <4, 1983 u cordl of alfd Ora. Counly. wtlleh VELOPMENT COMPANY. a Ct lf·
i':RNEST A BECK. a resi-Harbor Lawn Memorial MESERVE, MUMPER & HUGHES, Thia buatneu 11 conducted by: en euementa are partleularty Mt forth lnatrument No. 83-435719 Of Official Plan pertain• to that property d• fornla corporation. T.D. SERVICE
d ent of Coota Mesa. passed Chapel with Father Conrad • pertneran1p 1ndlvldu11. In the Anlele enlltleel "Eaement1" Record• of eald county. wtlf under acrlbed In Tract No. 10587, recorded COMPANY, INC .. a Clllflorn11 oor·
a way January 28.1984. He l8 Nordquist of Saint John the 5190 Campu• Drive, Newport Sherron Mou11on-Ch .. ren ol the Declaration of Covenant•. and purauant to Mid Deed ot Trvat 1n 8ook <MO, Pagee 6 through 8 of por•tlon, HOMEOWNERS EQUITY.
survived by hl.S wife Mary, Di . E 1 Ch h f Beach. Ca 92660-0820 Thia 111tement wu tiled wttll lh• Condlllon1 an<I Rfftrfetlona r• Mii at publfe aucilon for eun lawful MlacellltleOUI Mapa, r900fdl of aatd INC .. a California oorporallOt'I, JAN
. '.:'me PISCO.Pa urc O • Dennet F. Kouri. 333 S Hope County Cleric of Orange COWlty on corded In book t 1784J page .C20, of money of the United Stai .. of Orange County. ~TON KINSEY,.NOfTH A. KlltllY
<.:h ildre n, Carol Lauer of f1c1atmg. In lleu o f flowers, Street. 35th Floor. Los Angele•. C1. Dec 21. 1983 Ot11c111 A1CO<d1 of Mid Counry, and America, at TheNorthlrontentri ,, PAACEL 2: An undivided .00313 . JOANN e. SILVEY. JAMES w.
S a nUI Ana, Susan Bro wn e family s uggests donations 90071 FnMaS any 1upplement1 and amendmentt to the County CourthouM, 700 Civic percent lnlereat In and to the com· S 1 L VEY, UN IT E O ST ATES f M rtJ Cal f V be d h H Paul G George. 333 S Hope Publlahed Orange Cout D•lly there10. under the Section hMdlng1 Cente< Drive WHI Santa Ana Call· mon ereu u anown and defined on TREASURY DEPARTMENT , 0 a nez, 1 orrua. tr· ma t' to t e eart or Street. 35tn Floor. Lo• Angeles. Ca Piiot Jan 18, 25, Feb 1, 8, 198-4 In such artlete entitled aa ronowa: fornla a111nat right; lltle, and 1nier .. t the Plan: INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE,
gm1a Scarborou gh o f Coot.a Lung Assoc1ations Services 90071 292-84 "Owner• Righi• .,id Outtea. Utlllllel conveyed to and now ~ by 11 EXCEPT THEREFROM all oll, gu, TACO SI, a pannerlhlp, STATE OF
Mesa ,.n d B arb ara under the d lrE.'ctton o( Peter A Menjou. 333 S Hope! DllD•IC. NOTICE andc1bletetev11lon","8uppor1and underaaldOeedolTruatlnthel)fop-mineral• and other hydrocarbon CALIFORNIA, BOARD OF
McDermo tt o f R1vers1de , H arbor Lawn Mount Olive Slraet. 35th Floor, Loi Angel ... Ca . rUDL Settlement", "Encroachment", and erty lltuatad In Nld Couhty •nd IUballncM tying below • d4191h of E Q u 1lIzATI0 N . TRAN s.
Ca f " 90071 Community F9cilltlel EaNl1'\ent".• State deacrlbed u • 600 faet wtlhOUI any right to enter CONTINENTAL CREDIT SERVICE. h om ja , uro thers, Rach -Mortuary 540-5554 Frank O Stlefet, 5190 C1mpu11 'ICTmOUI IUllNHI • PARCEL 5: e.a-n.nt fOf 1nor .. 1 lot 353 of Tract.No 1712 ~ upon th• 911rface or tM aut>aurfac:e INC.a C1lllOC'ntac0<pcrat1on, C~Y·
<trd and Bruno Beck o( Con---------Drive, Newport BHcll, Ca. NAME ITAT!MINT and egr ... over tllat portion of Loll map recorded In Book 50 Pagee 32 of laid Ian~ a ct.ptl'I of 500 TON C ADAMS STANTON IN·
necuc:ut, sis ter He nrietta BYRNE 112680-0820 The lollo~lng peraona are doing of Tract 1033.C, u per map filed In 10 36 of Mfac.llaneoue M'ap1 In1 IMt. u l)ftwlded In 1n1trvmenta of VESTMENT CORPORATION, a Call·
a n ° assac usett..'I BYRNE SR Tuesday Drive. Newport BHCll. Ca. COSTA MESA RADIATOR SHOP. MlllClllaneoutM.:P• reoor~of Nld asldCoonty PARCEL3·Anexeluttverf(lhtand INVESTMENT co'RPORATION a
W tso f M · h C OLONEL PAUL C. BernardA.Leckle,5190Campuelbualnea••• book445pagee2.6to39fncluatveof Office ol the County Reoordef of record fOfnla CO<POflllon WASHl~QTON
and t>1ght grandchildren. J 31 rn84 . N . 02680-0820 077 w 19th Street. Coeta M•N. Ca. County, •• IUotl ..Mm.n1 I• more The llr•i addr ... Of Other com.I ee.aement to UM the patio"" del-California corporation. SANORA c.
Mt•morial services will be anuary · m ewport J, Robert M ... rv•. 5190 Campu1 92827 partlcufarty deacrtbed on Exhibit F of 11'\0n dellonatlon 01 .. Id Pf . fOntled P-183 on the Plan u being BEA trv, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
hdd Thursday. Fe bruary Beach HE:-was a retired Drive, Newpon Beach. Ca., lrvln Boyd Marcia. ~42t W Ille Suppl.mentary O.el.,atlon of t940 Whittler Avenue. Coata~Y: appurtenant to the Unit. OAS COMPANY. a Calltornla OOf· --Colonel from the United 02860-'>820 Wlccklord Or., BrH, Calll •282l Coven1nt1. Condition• and ANtrle-CA. 02827 ~ P~ACEL .c: An exclualve right and POfatlon, MAUREEN A. HASTINGS.
S t.ates A rmy 20 + yean. He E Avery Crary, 5t90 C1mpu1 Thia bualnese 11 conducted by. an tfon1 recorded "Sut>teel to:" Below N•mt and 1ddre11 of t/la euement to UM tn. parking apace tn. COUNTY OF ORANGE. and
HARIOA LAWN·MT. Ol.fvt
Mor1uary • Cemet9r(
Ctematory
1625 Gisler lwe.
Costa Mesa
S-4'0·555'
Ptf"Cf BROTHEl'8
llU l"OADWAY MORTUARY
t 10 Broadway
Costa Me.a
&.42·9150
BAL T2 IEROEAON
I MITH • TUTHILL
WHTCLIFF CHAPEL
.c')7 E 1711'1 St
Costt MH&.
6•6-9371
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is survivt.>d by his wife Drive, Newport BHch, Ca. ln~lvlduBI. d M 1 (The "o.ctaratlon"). beneficiary 11 wnleh requ•t the aale dellonated on the Plan .. Partctng DOES I through 25, lnclualve.
• 92660-0820 rvln oy arc a The etrM1 eddr... and other 1 1 b • 1 n g c 0 n d u c t • d Space No. PS· 133. c ... No. n 11 IO
Kathryn . son . Pa ul. Jr: four L. Allan Songttad, StOO Campu11 Thi• 1tatem41nt wa1 llled with the common dMignatlon, II eny, of tn. Sheareon/Amertean Expteaa Mort~ The atr"t addrH• and Olhet • · ·a~ONI
grandchildren, four great Drive, Newport Suon• Ca.,County Clar'k ol Orange Coonty on re&I property deectfbed above It gage CorpocaUOn, 1201 £ HIQhland common deelgnatlOft •If' any, 'cif tn. NOTICll YfMI h&Ye beet\ alled.
gr a ndchildren and rus sister 92680-0820 Dee. 16, 1083 J2l8a purported 10 be: 42 Thldlet. Irvine, Avemte San Bemar4lno.-GL rMI Pf°'*1~ deaQ/Jbtd tl>OVf_fJ Thf COVft '".,decide .... ,., tou Tl'll• bullllHI I• conducted by· a CA 9211.C Olrecttoni to fhe at>ove property purpot'ted 10 be: 102 Scholtz Ptua. ~ JOfM ~ ..._.. UftleM
Paulme Dixo n Maa of the general partnerlhlp. Publlahed o~a~• Cou1 Dally The unde<llQned Trull" di•· may be ot>tafnecl by requeetlng Unit 139, Newport BMc:tl. CA. 02863 r~ tee,oncl wftMn '° def•· ft..i
H1•101Jrrr•ct1 o n wall held l . ALLAN SONGSTAO Pfl01 Jan 11 . 18. 2 · F-eb t, 198-4 c111m1 any Uablllty for any fncofrect· •ame In wrtttng trom the tieneftclary TM under91Qned Truat" di ... the lntonnetlOf\ below,
W t"d nesd 8 y. February Thi• •lltWll«lt wu Nied Witt\ the '74·8-4 neu oflhe 1treet lddr ... and other wtthln 10 days from the flrat put>ff. claim• eny ffat>lfrty tor any l~rect· ff youwllhtolNk theedvloe of an
1 1984 a t 10 AM at Our County Clet'k ot Orange C0unty 011 P\lllC NOTICE common detlQnatlon. If any. lhOWn eatlon ot tl'lta notio.. ""'Of the atreet eddr ... and other altOfMY In tl'llt matt•. you ll'lould
· O.e 28. 1083 1 hefeln Said 1a1e w111 be made wtthOut common deelgnatlon, If any. ahown do ao promptly ao that your wtttten
Lady Qu~en of Angels FD417&! 'tCTITIOUllOalNll l S11dnlewtllbemade.butwllhout covenantofwarranty,ex,,,..Oflm-'*-"'· r~N. If any. may be filed on
Ca t hohc C hurch, Newport Publllhed Or•nrr: Coaat O.lly NAMI IT ATUM NT covenant Of' warranty. expr ... or Im· piled, u to 11t1e. l)OllelllOn OI an-Sat<t Nie Wiii be made. but without time Bei~:h lnterment services PllOI Jan 11· t8. a · ·et 1· 198" rne 1o11owtng peraona ar• dOlng ptled, regarding title pc....aicn, or curnt>ranoea 10 Ntlaty tha unpaid ~antorwarr1nty,e11pr ... Oflm· AVl90IU1tedhalldo~dtde.
. · 229·M 1>u1111ee1 a1. enwmbranon. lo P9Y the remlkllng balance due on the "°'• NCUfed by piled. regarding tttle, poeeeaalon, r:tr !J trlt>uma: lede deddtt Mfttfe Ud..
will be h e ld at Resurrection DESIGNS ETC., 403D Heflotrape, pnnclpal 1Um Of the note(a) eecured Hid DHd ot Tru•t to wit: enoumbnnoe1, to pay the ,.,,,alntng • 11Ud11110la • "*'" .,e Uc&.,... Cemetery. San GabrleJ, "8.IC NOTICE Corona dtl Mat. c1 02826 by Mid deed of Tn.itt, with lnt•eat 1113,4'37 <te. p1ua the fOI eatf.. prlnolptl .Um al tl'le not.Ca) MCUl'ed .,..... denn •IO-... Lea 119 CAU!orn1u ~ces under Sara M Camacno, .C030 uln taldnoteprovtdecl,advan099,lf mated coelt, •xP9NM ed· by Mid Deed of Truel, wltl'I fnter•t lft,__len ... ...._ ihc d ir ection-or BaJt ACnTIOUlllU...,.U HetlQtrape, c°'ona del Mar, C• any.~tl'le tarmeofaald o.ed ot V9"Cel ttlhellmeoftl'lelnlt~ ~ eon,aaprovldecl tnMld notl(•I. ",.._.. .. _..._ ... of NA• l'T ATl•NT 92825 tnJtt, r.., chargee, and • ..., ... of cation of tNe NotlOe ol Sale: vanoeia, If eny, undW the t1m11 Of M ""°'Mf !ft tNa ,......, JOU Berguo n Smjth Tuth ill TIMI fOllowlnO pereon1 are dolnQ Thltbullneu11oondUC1edby"' theTruet•andotthetruatt ~ted Eetlmeledtruatee'•f•aandoostt Mid Deed of Tt\llt, ,._, ohlifVM ...., ... .,,........, .. t;;lrow
Mortuary. 646·9371 t>uelneaa u · lndMdu•f by laid Deed of Trust In the amount of '2.229.32 plut and ...,.,_. of the Tnittee and of tnMtft ,..,.,,.., ft ..,, ..., lie
-COMPUTEC INSU~ANCE AOMIN· Sara M. CamachO The IOlal amount of ll'le unpeld Inter• •• tn. lJ.60% per annum°" , .... tNCtl craeted by Mid Dead of ................ BROWN t8TRATOR8. INC . 57 8'ookl'loll0w Th1111a1ementwunledwttt1 the t>alanceoftlMI01>4iOMlon~by tl'le unpekS p'1ndpel bel4lf'Qe from TRiit. lluatM...._ldld_..,..,...
NORM A L 0 RR A IN Or .• Santa AM. C• 92705 County C..,1c ot 0ranoe County on the~ to be aofd Md twn· AprM 1. 1193 to aale. p1ua W!Y ad· Tiie totJI/ emouttt of the unpaid to M"" 111111•• an .... ..-a.. BROWN~ aw•y Jtnur Peragon Admfnf1\r1tora Inc . o.o.mw 21. 1N3 ~ •ttm.t.ed coett. ~and vanoea the beneflof. vt may be belanoe Of the ~. ClOtt aecul*1 by ~ ~ IMI•.._..,..., Clllf OOf'P • 57 8rooktlolt0¥t Or . ,..,,.., ld\IWICM at the tltN of the 1nma1 authortzitd °' obllQat.ed to pay ff.,.,, the crioer1Y to be llOld end ~ • eeta IMMta. • ,......,. •ry 30,19 4 SM-is survived Senta Alla. Ca. 02705 PubU.ehed Orlt\09 ~ o.1fy publleatlOn of tl'le Notice of 8• II pt\.m eny IOCNtdlete O.V-. ~ able ..tlrllated cott9. n penw encl ._... el £: ..... by daugHter. Petdcl• Thia bueff'IMI .. condlK!ed by. Piiot Jan''· 26. Feb 1 .•• 1"4 sit5,t03.70. -~ momey r.... tftnr. • ... •t the t~ ... ~ !fie lnlti.I ,., ........ !3ar'k»h IOn Chrbto~ corporation 294-84 The t>eneflclety uno.t Mid ~ YOU AM .. .,.,AUl.T UNDIR A pubtlGM!On Of the m1W9 of, ... " ~to ntl I A elVI
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Tr a vii M 1cha.-1 Bar1olh. M Thll ataffl'N'll wu filed wttn 1ne Oectaranon of ~and Olmenct TO "'°1'ICT You. "°""~:L~ or Trv.1 '*111Cofore ...cuted arid o. ~ 8111 .......... '*' IMltlt. 8rown ia alao survived b)' ~nty Cletlc of 0t8"0t County on F'ICTITIOU8 llU .... I fOf S.... and•-"*' H<Mloe Of 0.. MAY M IOl.D AT A~ '*1ld to the ~ I ~ ...... deywflet tr#eummont II ,_ E Bu J OK 16 1913 , NAm ITA"*-T fllUltendV.C.lontoW TlleUl'IOer· • YOU MDD Alf DJl\.MA'-Oeclaratton of Oef&llf and Demand .wet on vou. flle 1111(1'1 tl'lfe COUl"I. 'uton. mogene t er. ' Tl'le lollowtt19 pereona tta c141nO llOMdc...edMidNc*olofO..Mlt OP THI MATU"I OP T"I fOf8 .... end 1 Wf1tlen Hot10e of O.. wrttttn ~to tM oomplein c~ thf'fl nc> Tl nt l• and PYb4111'1ed Of1,,g.e Coal! Dally bullneta u · . end ElectlOn tos.lltobereootdeOI PtllOCDDIMO AAMllT YOU YOU feull9!'CJf*'llon toW. Tbeunder· UnleM you eso. yout default...,, be
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uon wUJ ~· Wectneeday, . 312 .... lrvtne,Clllf t fr15 tocated Deted.Janu.,.,t , '* ariclllectlon10WtobeNOOfdedln Oft.anClthitoounr'f'a1ent••
IC"-.. -·~rv l 198-4 f m 4 to 9 Rota 8anec:in0, 23 Affftfock, Deted. Januaty 24. ft94 Stletrton/Ametlun bpre .. lheoounty-..thereel pr~ll "*"' 90aln .. YoU rot the
""" ..... J • ro IMM. Clllf 92711 Lono IMdl ~ & t..oen A .. Eactow~ loc*ed. "'"''*' In t"9 oomplelnt. Wfllctl PM oit Po.elite VI<' n•ex•pen•elve• · TNl'~conoliC'l"5by·.,, aocrauon • f°"'*'Y 1cnown .. ~ cni. Date "=:li10, ttt4 could ~· 1n oatnlthmeim 04 Mortuary SeNicel will "(It'! lk apen .tvl not hlQM fndMdu.!. M aald Trutt• ~ tacro. Co. DCHAHOI Tl.l>iOLO M . INC WllQM. 1-k.:J of "!OMV Of Pt'()C*ty
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SOCtATES • .83, 1110 ~ Tr.,,.,_Ot(l).MloM """'-• Id-.John T Aldi 2Me1 Katie L.ane LYLE. ~~or A-.~ IWl\,C... t:Ml3 Fl.OKLA HART fOVAD ISIUll0!1'._ MMM M 1 0, • ._ 1• Ori~. •5&0, ~a.ch, or .. 11220i Mltttn, ~ 101, City t.aouna H ... c.\ tH&S 'Md .we Of LOARAIHI cr::Jr ~ "~ ~· '°°2 ~ Cf~ lDMAH E. IOt 0-. ,_,.,,. ..,.:._ca. t2MO. Of IMM County Of Orll'lge llM• Of flltt ~It CONfuctecs •• ·~-· __,, Ct. t2M3 y~ Md HAAUNI \'OOMO ..... A tl. M..ti I ":r.21jl'F .... ~ a-Ji
neutronlx. Inc. Or. DOGCl9ft c~ tflat a ..,.. tr8n.f. 19 lndMcSuel Dy 11'1 ,0,,:-,;;:1:;: ~le lftd~,,.. It conduc1-d by en ~UAN IATOlll KWY. CADUl TO~ ~US£ PmrtMr, •. c.11,:· ~. •
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:.tlltr, 1270 Ave ot Ille Amlrlc:al. ENTERPRISES, INC .. Tr~1) Thie~ -f1'ed wlttt the tlOtled Md tu.btlc1 to oonllrmaiUOn ~ .. Good"'*' Sil.VIV, JAM ;:s JtLVE\' • .JIM OE· ce.e IOM) _.. ....... Qa. ...
. lft YOfll., New Yori!, 10020 (State wt1o1t ~ .octr .. t. 2201 Counf1 Cleric of OrtnQf County on Of IN 8"''*1ot COuft cl ,.....-...&..o 1 ~t ..... llltd wttn the V!LOPMOIT CO . I CMfomlia COf FOUAO ISKAHOAR KA.RAM •:·.,,,.. ._,... .. ~ tt: 1
f ltlcO<POflltlon· Dtlawwe.) Martin, i. 101, City or trMe, o.c. 12, 1ee:s 'Y of Orenoe on Feb 1411"4 ~ ~ ~ Orenoe CouMy on Potetlon. HOt.4£0WNEM l!OUrrY. ''*' • ~"IOn In "* oowt tor ., ..._, .,.. • ..,...,
Thia tJuall*ll Iii conducted by: 1 Counry o 0rW109, Stal.9 of C• 'W the hour Of fO;Oo A.W ·or • · --. INC .. I c.itfomfa COtJ)«aao,,, f.:I> ordlr ~ 1)9tltlol• to 1y. Aobe11 W, ~. S.O...,,,
mtted PVl,,.,thlp fOtnla ~ · Publttlhed ar.,,. CONt O"'Y afttr wlfl\ln the t.:n. ~ bf lllw ... _,_ WAAO Y()UtifO, PEAN.IN£ VOUHO hie W\I trorn R)UA.O ~~ Jr_,,.,. kit IN Q91Waf ,.,...,..
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fl!'-1ta1*"*'t WU flied wtth the 811'9 of~~-' :.a-:;c:-;111e-:_..:'3) ~1• llEl.OPMENT COM'A"f4 a C.... pwlOnt ~ In b l'MIW .Mr! 3, 1"4 :OUn~ ca.k ol ar.nge County on Said pr; '• ci.cn1>.s 1n ean· rta.JC fl>T)C[ Ntd LOARAINI! CA~e Cot1 fta)C M>T1U lornta ciorpo<tt.IOn. T 0 8fRVICE .W111•0 ..,.,_, t>lifor9 court In ~ an. 1 • 1914 11'111 M : A ltOOll In trac:i.. ~-PJCTmOUa.,... . MrVat• and .. ~ utle and COMPAN'V. INC .•• CallforM GOt• Oepanment No. 3 .. 'TOO CWtc ~ OrMOI COMt 0.,
l'UIUI eqUlpment end good Wiii of ftl.l NAmlTA~.. Int..., ·111., NICI ..... t1t11 111> MOTICaa. P<>flllOn. HOM£0WH!M EOUtTY.C..tar~W•.8etdaAnl,C ... PlloCJen U.~ I.a. 1& t ...
Publl.neci Orange CoMt Ody ·~o• ~Ion bu.._ known-·me QIMIO by oper~ 01 .._or ~ ,..,..,..... IALI INC . • calffOMll COfPofttlon-'AN '°'"''·on ~'*Y 11. ttM. • .. t • IM-64 '!IOI Jan. 25, '-b. t, 8, 15, 10114 M ~MCI loeatlO It .2201 ~ ~ at9 clOitlQ WIN OthttehenorlntddltlOntothat On ~ 22 1984 l0-00 UTON KIHllY, JUDITH A. O'C$0Cllll AM . Al\d t'Mrl end •
83744 M111~~· 8;"'• 101. City Of 1mn., ~~· PU8UCATIONS. 3602 of ..iics oonMrVatortNp at the 11me a.m. F~ cOn.vttan: inc .. a ~*•:;r:~:.H~~1~i~s~H ::,W ~ "f;'f 1"-Y "'; ~ NI.IC MOTU ~nla.y o Oreno-. Stn. of Call-K111ll1 Ave .. Sult• 203, Lo1of Ii. ~av.if In and to ttle rtel Callfomtacorpor11tonuTrutt•.of T"!ASUAY D!PAATMEHT ~tt. ..,::v-. ---Ml--tC-NO_TI_CE____ The bulk 'lrwter will be Alamftot. Cellforn6a 90720 property datetlbed .. foMowl: SucetMOr Truatee Of Subttl\U\IO lt.iTfRNAL A!VENUE SERVtee' IT IS rum~! .. ordered that • ..cnrMMM ......
ted oontum-~Cl H.Of\.o.I 11m DeYen-~ $4 of Trac:t No 3019, .. per Trvtl9e.ofttiat~•O..Oot Trvet TACO SI • C*lnerlfllp SJAT[ o; copy Of tnll OfO. to llhOw calM MAMl ITAT-.rf
NOTICE TO ~:c,ru~£aft~ ~ 2 '" day~ pen Rd • 1..ot ~ot. c.tlfoml• "'419 recorO.O In bOOll 199, Pee-3& •'*"19d by DANA H ~MtTH, a mat· c" L IF 6 AH I A 80"A11 0" ll'.lbliet)ed "' ttle ~Coast The fOlowlng S*aont .,. **" CReDfT°"' cw o~ of iJ • ' &.m. at I0720 to ... ~ Of ~ '*' ~ ... hit tole "'° Mpatllt• e 0 u I L 1 Z AT I 0 N T RAN 8 . Pll91 • ot een«•' ~ •.
8UU( TRANIF&9' 4J ... ·1. t~~Awy°'~ ~ TM._..,.,_. Conducted by. an ma.pa, In the omoe ol tM county Pf~. Ind r9'X)l'c19d Matdl 27. CONTINEHTA.l. CA~OIT 'SERVICE. r.1rcui.t1on~ *" ttMa ~ JAHE FAm¥!U MuAANCE.
(he• t101 .. 10'7 100 ~ a..c:"'c.i1 ~. u lndMdual. 1'9COf"dlrofMidCCM'ty 1911 .. lnttrument Ho 37977, In INC 1CallfofniaCOf'P()fltlon CLAY' at leMt once I ...... '°' tour con--(AKA) Equl~tl .,......,,. . u.c.C.) Sola tak • t ~ Rlcl\afdH Oft9dlf MOt9commonfYknownM; 12332 boo4' 13094. Page 023. of onic•.i TON c AOAM6r STAHTOH IN. ltCUllVt ... ll)rioftotMO.VotMld 2AH22nd8t .. Ntwp«te.d\,.C... · r nown o rent-Thie ttatement WU tll9d with the l<~ton, Lot AlamltOI, CA ~di of Ortnge County, Cell-VESTMENT CORPORATION 1 bMl'lflO, . • ~ Nq_llce i. twlfeby OIVWt to creditor• f•M(I). Ill bu41ineuoflem. Incl Id-County Clerk ot Or"'Oe County on 00'720 lomla, Ind puttu•n• 10 11\et oerteln fomla lllOn WASHING TOH bat.ct J 17 tMA Jane &vld'll f....._ 2421 22nd
ti the within ~ tra111lw0f1•I d~ ..... ~by 1ht Tr1ntflfQf1I) fOf Jan 2)' .. 194M ~ 8ldl or on.e .,. lnvtltO fOf Mid Notlc.e of o.taul1 th«tunder re· INllEST~ C~PORATION 1 F"~MEHICHtAt St. Newpof18Mc:itl. ~ t2teO
a bulk tran•ter II about 10 be I P4•t thr~ yean If• C~ '2r7071 pr~ and mutt bt In wrnlng and oordld ~ember 8, t9a3 111n11ru-Calllornl• eorporitJon SANORA c Judgll of the T'"9 bu*~ •~by. .,,.
• on ~Ill proPtftY herein· 2~1 ~art~SC"• 101, INlne, CQun.. Pu~ Orange eo.at· Dally wlJl be r~ It the office ol IMTII No 83-3987 •9. of Ott~ ~ BEA TTY SOVTHEAN • CAL.lfOAHIA SuO«IOt coun lnc!MdWt. •
ltet dNCrit*I. .. . gll 'r~ • A.4 Piiot Feb. 1. 8. 15, 22. 11MM A8Al<l A CARSON, •«omev for Mid COl'clt Of Mid.County, wlll under and OAS cOMPANY a C.Utornla COf· Tlmofhy J 811«1 E'4 Jana £nrlgh1 ,.,... : ~
TM name(I) &nd bulln .. uddr... , R~ d L 2 ' 1984 " ,. 737-64 Con.Mrvatorthtp, °' mlY bt mtd P'!rlUlntto l8ld 0..0 of Ttlt9t Mii It petition MAURf~N A. HASTINGS 2787 8rltlOI St .Suite toe> Tl* .... ...,.,.,. ... ftltd wfttl
I "'-Intended lran1ltr0111) are· T f If , lritl\ the Cleftl of 1hlt SuclerlOt Court PUbllc llJCtlori for eath. llWful the COUNTY OF OAANOE lfld1 Costa M-. CA •92928 ~ ~ ol OrMet Oow!!Y
hlCk lverlOf\. Inc . 445 E. eo..i ~~~ 0 Co&I Dally Pll PlllUC NOTICE °' cMll'Ytr9CI to the l8ld ConMrV1tor moriey ol the Ufllt9CI State of'ArntWI· DOES I through 25 lnelutlw . l 71 4/150-oo9o Dec. 30. 191' l ""
wv .. Newport e.ach. CA 926e0 Feb. l, 11~~range 1 ot flCTITIOUI 8'11Maa ~ :,\: oc::: .:~~~ rr~:t:s;,i:r~ ~.r.~a!"' ~~1::. c ... No. IU1 t0 Publ!Wd Or1n9t eo.tt Ody Piiot ~ Or9noe • ~
rhen&me(1)1nd bullneuaddr... . 732-44 NAME-8TAT .. llNT making Mid l8le Said IM wlll be bank. t1lateor lecterll credit union, NOTICll ~= bMfl awd. Ji n 18· 25· Fte 1· 1· 1* 31().64 Piiot Jlin t&. F«>. t, 6. 1&. tlM
f the Intended tranaltree(t)• 111•: TM folloWlng ~· 11• doing made upon the folloWlng tarmt 0< 1 atata or ledefll &1vlng1 and IOan The ~--ou -.,....,_ _........., 543-M
olk1wegen of Americ.. Inc., 11300 DlmttC NOTICE bullne.111: 1152 000 00 minimum bid ISIOClatlOn domiciled In Ihle &lite -· '"91 --.._,_t '°" · lay• Street, Culver City, CA 90230 I"~ K L SORRENTO ASSOCIATES, 11,000.0o caan oown al time of bid at The Courtyard area l>e1-.n t"9 Wtthout ,_ **'Ill Mtrd "8JC NOTICE -----------
fhatthe property pertinent hereto K....,.. «90 VonKannan Avenue, ~ l1wl Cllh balaricut cloM of eeerow. two .-ta1rw1ya at the Ali.rt Building. r;: ~ "".::.: .,.._ "8.lC Mn'U .~bed In genefal u.. Trana-NOTICI TO CMDff°"• ~. CA 92MO Tiit right 11 rlMMld 10 rtjeet any facioO Yorba StrMI, It 14081 Yorbe If you wWI fo ... t!W 9dW. of 1 '~:.=-flllCTmOUI M llW
trOf 1 lnvtritory of llolkswagen v.. °' llUUC TllANWD LJF No 8. • Clllfor1Wa ttrnlted and ell bide Str•t. City of Tustin. County ol Or-attor 111 thla mat thould
ld99, part1, eoceuortu. llQn•: !Seel. 9 1o 1.a101 u.C.C.) ~Ip, 19 Corr>oraw Plcl!. O.t.ci Januery 2•. 1984 tnge, Calffomla,~ rlgtlt, 1ltte. and do ao":omptty 90 t,:· ~. wrltt ~ollowW\g '*'°"' Ir• doing . The ~ ~ clGlrlo
peclal tooll Ind lpeajll equlp(Tlerlt. Notice i. htteby Qlvtn to the ~edl-BMch, CA. 0He0 ASAKI l CARSON lnleree1 convey.ad to Md now held r t. If an ma be flied on 81.
The buslr'IM• name uMd by the tor• of WILi.JAM°' WUNSCH and The Wiiiem Lyon Cof'n9eny, a BY: STEPHENS. ASAKI by It uf!C* Mid o.ed ofTrutt In the 1~' y. y INTEASCOPt: RACfNG. LTD· 270 ~rWOA'tHY Rl!NTAt..
alCI tr"'1leror(1) •t said loeatloo 11. 8EVERL Y WUNSCH Tr11119terQf1a) California corporatlOn whO la the Allorney for Con~ator property sltuet.ci In llld County and AVllon..i.t.d I'll~ dem.lnel.O. :" c.. c:"~ onv., ~ ff()ME~ 2.31 VII OMiMo ....,,.,,.
:hick lvereon Volllawegen, POflChe, wtlo9I bullntll edclr.. It 4N i l>t'*'al partMf of LJF No. a, tO Cor· Pub,4ilhed Orang. Cout Delly PllOt State delCrlbed .. : EJ 1rlbuf'M· IMe dtctdlr oontra . For~ One A.cino. Ud Cell 8-:fl CaMf 02813 •
..udl BlrcttCttyofNewpoft8-.cfl.·Coun1y Pot= Ptua, NewPof1 ae.cti. CA Fet>. t, 2. 8. 1944 Lot 22 In 8tock 120 Of Lake Tract, alft ~a w.,_ Ud. ,._ lor"'91 270 ~ t'.it .. &:· JoMcm &.n.cstct Col•IWOfthY
Tttat said t>ulk tran1fe< 11 lrilended of Olange. Stat• of Callfomle that 1 92Kolt So Altod81 C.a. . -723-44 at ~ m~ rgocdfd In Book -t. defttfo 0. IO .... LM le~ a.en. Ca. 92MC) • ' 2\Jl VII C>Mtto. ~W·
> be coneumm11.ci at the olfK:e or: bulk trantl• II &bout to bt m.O. to f nla "~10 ,.._........, •,.:.:C, v Page 13. of M~ Mape. In I~ ..,. ..au.. Thie ~ 11 concSuded by t c.tfofnla t2"3 ; ' olkawagen of America. Inc., I 1900 Men Oz:utken Trantfer" wtlOM or 0--part.-.. ,.. on P\B.JC NOTICE 1he offtoe of Int County ~def ol tt,.., .W. te 9"ik tt.e IMMoe Ilion Oetltlne HllUdl Col .. Cf11\1f, 231
taya StrMI, Culver City. CA. 90230 bUllneu lddr .. la 14 w .. tport, ~':"~venue. Newport e..cn, said Orange C6unty *' •11«Mr ltc ... ..... '°"' Teracooe Formula llJor,. Atlldng VII On1191o. "-CIOn leedt. c..
nor after February _17. 1984 City of lrvlM, County ot Orang.. · . 'ICTrnOUa .,..... The street addr ... °' other com-"*'Id do ao ptotftpefy •Mr Lid • lornla 92N3
Thia bulfl tran11., 11 subtect to S11t1 or Catltomte. D. P MiCSdllmal, • 0--11 part· NA• ITAftmWT mon dellQriltlon of Mid pr°'*1)': 11 WYtn... ~ .. It eny ...., bt Patricia M S<*I \llce p,.... Thia bullne. • conOucled by. 11..
1llfornf1 Uniform Commerlcal Tile pr~ 10 be tranaterred It '*' ot Ko41 Sorrento Aaeoclattl, 11 The foOowtng J*'tOnl .,. doing purported to be· 203 20th StrMt, Ned on time. ' ' dent . lnO, • general pwtntrlhlP. -'
ode Sec1ton 8106. delcrlb.s In Qef*tl u : All ltocll In Halt Moon ~ e>nv., Corone dtl bullneM a: N~ BMcn. CA. 92163 It U.1919 ..... aotfic:llW el-Thie 1tatement wu meet wtltl the ~ 8 . Cal .. wot'Oly
The name and addrMI of the C*'· trade, nxtur•. equipment and 0000 Mw. CA. 9212 Vllta def Rey, lid. One ~ S.ld .... wlU bt madt without )o de "" lll1pdo • .... .-to. Count C1efk of Or c Tt)le it..,_,. ... flltd _. 0.
on with wtiom clalma may be 111.0 11 will ol that r•taurant bueineu The Koll Cotnr· 1 C.Ufornla Pt.ct. Suitt 760, Newport 8eecfl. oowintnt or Wttranty. tJl.Pf'MI 0# Im· ...__ ~ ~ Dec:.~. 1"3 Inga OUr\ty on ~ Qer11 of Or .... CountJ Of!
Ir. Reinhard Krug• clo Volk .. known .. CULPEPPER CATTLE CO. corporation, « Von Karmen AY... C&. t2MO piled, P to tlttei potMellOn, Of 90· de .... lftM«a. eu ....,_., -F1MtM Dec. 2t, 1113 •eoen of A"*1ca, Inc. Lo. Angeles and i(>elJ9d 11 4881 Blrdl City at ~~~CA. 92MOClll-McGee & Paul, inc: .. a Callfoml cumtnnoea t .. tttty the Ur\pald eteffta, II ~ ,..... Mt ~bllaheel Orange Co.ut Daly ,...., egloo, .11300 Playa Strwt. Culver NaWpOrf'BNcll, County of Orange, peny, 1 eorpora1lon. balince dueoo the note or not• ... ,...._, .. I Pilot Jan 25 Feb 1 8 16 11M Publllfted Or9nG9 C09M ~
tty, CA. 90230 and the 1111 day for St1te of Clllfornte. . ~ lfmlled ~. 44~ Reel &111e Prol*'!I.. Inter· cured by Mid Deed ol Trust, to wit· 1·TO TlC AlfT: /4 etv'9 &32-84 ' • • • • . Pilot JM. 2$. F«>. l. &. 15. 19M
llng.clllm1 by any creditor 1hall be The bulk trtnlf• wlll bt conaum-CA 02tlO YMUt, Newport • nation.I. tnc. a California COfPof· S187.e80.04. plut the lotlowlng •ti-compa.lftt hee been Med bf tlle 5'4-64
.ebfuwy 18. 1904, which i.tne bull· mllad on or attar the 211t Clay of • 1tlon, One~ Pl9Clt. Sutta t50. m11.ci coet1. •llPtflMI and * _.... ..-... ,._, w ,_ .,.
"' d1v before the conaummetlon February. 1994 at 10:00"A.M. at FOl 8tanl9y P. B<oekhoft. 657 Via UCIO Newport Buc:h, Ca. 02MO vanot111 the lime of the lftltlll put)«i. ...,_ tMt ......... rou _., .. _II' fl)TIC(
ate 199Cfflec! above. • ESCROW ENTERPRISES. INC .. Souct. ~ e..dt. CA. 92863 Thl9 buS1neu 11 eonduct9CI by: a cation of 1hll Notice Of Sala wttMft 10 day9 aft« thlnurnmona la '"~ PlltJC ll)TICE
So flf u 11 known 10 ul<I In-wttOMadd,.... II t421 Noftti_Wanda Marlon G. Smit!\, Jr .. 2106 Sin-llmlt9CI pertner.nip. $2,491.1 1. · Mf'l/ed oo you. Ille With thlt court 1 FIC'Tm009 .,.... ..
Wlded Tranaferee(1) uld lntenbed Road. P.O. Box 5547, Orang., Cell-: Drtve. ~ ~. CA. '• ~a , .... tnc. 'NOTICI TO wrttten reec><>nM lo tht cornp!lltll. . NAm I TATDllWT" ~ ~
ran9ferQf1a) uled Ille followlng ao-lornte. • JatMe '· ~. "'°"RTY OWNllt uni.a you do, your d9'1Uft wlll The followtng P1ftOt1 • Clo6ftg •
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ltlonal t>ualnes1 nam. and ad-That trt. lut dll• tor nuno c1111rn1 ~:!c!tr~.9~ Wlnmor, · ''111d111 ,,;::,!"6-.,.,:•M'A"'-T WR A ent•ed on IC>l)llc.ltlOn of the p1e1n-~ ••· On Mlll'dl ~= 11 11:00 a.a
rlUM within the lhree year1 lut In the n«ow refarr9d to herein 11 Martin Krvpott 21 Sunr1M lrvlnt Thi• ttatemerit waa ftltd lll'lth the 1•1 JUaa ~C:,A :::.~~ tiff, and tflll ooun mey ent« a~ HIGH TECH MARK~NG, 4627 REO\.ANDS FtHAHCIAL SEWICIB .:~ Jariuaty 31, 1984 Fe~:;ir.; ~·,:ta:~ to the Trana-CA. 92715 ' J -• ~~.C:: of Orange County on TO .:..oncT YCXM ,,.ONJn'Y, fT ~t~\:U ~::;.~Wtiidl ~ Drtvt. Corona Mer, CA. INCOAPOAATED •• Celtomla oor~
OLKSWAGENOFAMERICA,INC r., ... ell bullntll namea and ad-AaymonclE.Wtna.48038-lhOf• fDl580 MAY8llOU>ATA"'9UC•AU. eould r9141lt In gamllhment of OICk ~. 4627 Gomwll Drtve, =Ion• T~. Of lk.IC Cllll
OS ANGELES REGION . or ..... UNO by the TranafwQf1a) tor Drive. Newport BNcll. CA. 02MO Publllhecl Orange Coast Dally tll 'YOU NIHD AN I XPl.AMA 110N wao-t•klng of '"Of'9Y or Pf°'*'Y Cofona del Mar CA 92~5 "*-OI Sub9111Utied T,,..... Of
.0 . Box 2339 lhe Piil thr• years 119; NONE B. E. App, 7728 Hidden Vlltey Pilot JllL 14, 2.5. Feb. 1, 8, 1984 OF THI NA TUH OP THI or otiW, reli.f r9qU98ted In the com-Thta butlnett.11 conduet9d by! en the'..~~ ~.,o'...T~ .!':..~ 1300 Play1 Sir Mt Dll1ed,' JanulfY 10. t084 Court, La Jc:illa, CA. 92037 319-4-4' PROCHDIMQ AQAINST YOU. YOU plalnt. lndlVIClutl by ....,._ .. LA .... ...,...._. --
ulver City, CA 90230 Merl Ozutkan • MlchMI J . Duntgan, 3309 Piragua. IHOULD CONTACT A l.AWftll Dllt9CI; Jen. 28, 1944 D1c11 Vlnlc L.Nf1£MllE.A. hulMnd MCI
1(1ndecl Tran1feree(1) Tr1111ltr• Cattsbtld. CA. 02009 111-•C N()TJC( Oiied: January 18, 1984 LEE A. BRANCH. Clerk Thie 1tt'8"'*11 wu flied with tM wtt.. CRAIG L.ANTEAHa a ....
ubll1hed Ortnga Coatt Dally Piiot Publllhed Orange COHt Deity Pilot Orrin W. Mllltf • 720 Glen AtbOf l"UDU FORECLOSUAE CONSULT ANTS. By:Cttoiyn E. Acosta. o.putv County Cler1t of Orange CouMy on "*'• SUSAH l.AH~A. e ~ •
eb 1 1984 Fab 2 1004 ~Eoclu4ta, Ck. t20tt · -INC. · 1"190 ~eoato.lly iC:"'2'r.T913" ----im ~ ~ --
. 138-84 · 729-4-4 o!:at~~P':°"duci.o bY" • ~~:U~~~~u::geV:.,~ i::~ "c~b;f=t. Suite 210 Jen. ta, 25. Feb. 1. 8. 1904 • ~ ~~~~,~~ .
0. P. Mlddl«nu KR Z2, 1971. UNUM YOU TAKI (714) i31-.l942 3 t&-M Publlahtd 0ranoe CoMie 08llty PI09 150. • lrWt.l'\ll'Nnt No. 312, In
Thi. 1tatamen1 was flied wt1h 1he ACTION TO 'ROTICT YOUR OanielW Ormerod Piiot Jan. 25. Feb 1. 8, 15, 1:t..,. 8oo11 13884, P9gl8 1.41, of Oflclet
P\8.IC NOTICE County Clerk of Or1nge County on "'°"""'·IT MAY• IOUt AT A Publlaned Orange Cout Ollty Piiot Dlmt JC NOTICE . A9oordl of Orwip County, C:.. -----------Jan. 23 t904 PUllLJC I ALI. W YOU •ID AN Feb 1 8 15· l904 l"UUL PdllJC NOTICE foml9. and pureuent to thllt ~ PlBUC NOTICE
CONSOLIDATED ' ~ IXPLANATK>N °' THE MATUM ' ' ' 629-04 NOTICE°' ITU' AU! ~ of DtfaAt ~ .._.
REPORT OF CONOmON PubllltMd Orange Cout Dally °' THI PROCUDING AGAINI T Loen ~~. RCTmOU9 IUIMaa d9d Oc:tObtt 10. tfN • lnetru-OF IMTERNATION~ Piiot Feb. 1. 8, 15. n. 1944 vou,tvou IHOUl.D CONTACT A T.I. No. llUI • a NAm ITATlmwT ment No. 83 ..... of OfflcMt ,__
CENTRAL BA.Mk a· 731-04 LAWYIL P\B.JC *>TICE HCUtUTY IAV'INGI TM foll<MJng Ptf90t11 11• c1o1nQ Of NICI~ ... under .-id NOTICI OfTRUITU'I IAU llORTGA02 COAPORATION bullnett ... , -~tollld Deed ofTrwt_.M
TRUST CORP. P\ll.IC NOTICE NO. 101114 HOTICI 0' · -. BROAOtiiOOR HOMES 25251 pubKO euctlon tor GMl'l lawf\lt
Consolidated Report of Condition of "International Central 'On JatVJ¥Y 18, 1084, at 10:00 TllUSTEE'I t AU • ~1tom11 COfporaoon. ft...dlAIY 11p-p 1 • . money ot 1M Unl1*I Stet• ot ~ank &. Trust Corp." of El Toro. Orange County, and Domestic Cl'P..., A.M .. 11 TM Reer Entranee Lobby On February 15. 1984 11 10:00 point9d Trust•~"'-~no H:=°C:c!~~· o. Laguna~. 1 c:Mhler'a ~ ~
Jubsldlerles at the cioae ol bu9tneH Oft December 31, 1983. M<:ON>ED 4-. 21, 1.. on. 5th Str• of ~ TIU.~ a.m. Fotecloieu1'Con.lutttnt.I. lnc.._a dete'lb.s d~ Of Vust Will SELL -GENST-AR OEVa.OPMEHT INC' '° e9'd T "'*-dffton on • ..... Ot Stet a.nk No 1237 .. ~HO. Co .. IOCalad at 501 N. Miiin Street, In Clllforrita corpontlon ... Trust ... AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE I New York Cor a'l!On 252s'i Mtlonlll ~ a ..... M ....... e ' Donar Amounta MOltllll the City ot S1nt1 Ana. Couhl)' of or .SUcctQOr TrualM or SubltlMed HIQHEST 8100ER FOR CASH (pay-PaMO De Alicia S= 110 ' Laguna credit union. (,, a .._.. or ._., ..
T.I . No. VMl/15'127 Orange. State of Calllornta. CAL.I· Trustee, ol that certain o..ct of Trull able at tne time of .... In lewful Hill9 Ca. 92t'l53' · NvtnQ1 and 1oer1 -.odaUon dOfnl.
... &SETS In ThouNnde NOTICI °' M,AUlT FORNIA RECONVEYANCE COM· eocuted byARUN N. UPAOHYAY. a money of the United StltM)all right, Thie bualNN II conducted by: •tiled Tn this state It South tron.1 en-"' ANO l l.ICTIOH TO PANY. • Callfornt1 corporation, ., ll~le man, and recorded Oct 18. llfle and 1nt«•t conveyed to and tlon • · tr~ to the Or1n99 eounrv Otd
;ash and due tcom banks .................................................. 2,672 H U UNC>aR DeED duly appointed \.Vat .. under that 19 2 u 1n1trumeri1 No. 82·364392. now held by It under aaJd o.ed of ~ Gensler Dev91oprnent Inc CourthOUM, 201 w Santa Alta
nv"tment securities. (Market vatue$123,861) .............. 12-4.297 °' TMl8T cet1aln o..ct of Trust .xeeu1ec1 by ol Offlclal Recorcs.~1 Orange Coun· Trust In the property hefelnaft• a. M11tk H Cohen ~""9 Pr•' BouWlard. City o1 Santa Alta. Cell-
Jank premlees. F.F. & E. etc ............. -.................................... 83 IWOA'TAlfT NOTICI RICHARD J RUSSMAN • llngte ty. Calllornta. and pursuant 10 that tcrlbed . This llelemenl WU ~ with .~ fomfa. all tl'lat r'lghl. title ano In--•
) h 3 775 "Y04M "'°"""' 11 INF~· man, PAUL .R. RUSSMAN ANO certain Notice of Default thereun~ . TAUSTOR JOHN O CONTI and Coun"' CMlrk of Ora,.,.. COlln"' on conwe)'9d to and ~ held bf It t Mas&eta .......................................................... _ ........... • LOSUM•CA\#qYOUAM•·OOAOTHYM.AUSSMAN.tlul~ record9d Oct 24. 198311 lnatru-MYAAS CONTl,husbendaridwtf9, Jan j'1994 ,.,,_ '' undetMldDledolTrwtlnthepmp-
_.OTAL LIA~ILITIES ......... uiiiiiTili""""'"'""~""':::-:.. 30.827 .. YOUR ,Av.NTl, IT MAY and wife. u 1rue1ora. reoor~ on ment No. 83~468026. of Olflcial A. B~fflCIARV SECURITY SAii· . f2:M7'M 9'ty lltue19d In said County and
j 81 IOU) wrntOtlT AMY COURT Oeoember 12. 1978. u IMtrument oord1 ol aa~nty, wlll un~ end INGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION, a Publlstled Ofange C089t Oa1ty Stall described u f AL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC OFFICES ......... 1 . 7 • ACTION, and you mey ....... the legal No. 14090-In boo11 12957, page purauantto tloh 0..0 ofTrutttelUI corporetiorl. Piiot J8rl 25 Feb 1 8 15 1904 PARCEL 1 TNt portion ol L~ t of
Total demand deposits................................... .. ,332 right to t>nng your account In good 1571, of Ottlci1I Record• of Orange P'!bllc euct•o for cuh, 11wtu1 RECORDED Jime 25 1982 .. • ' ~ 5&t-64 Trect No. 10491, In tht County Of
Total time and savings deposit ........................... 92,055 tlndtng by paying 111 01 Y04M pat County. State of Clllfornta, under money 01 IM Ufltt9d Statae ot 1n111 No 82-2t9542 of Offtctll ~ ~. Stat• of Celltotnie, •
OTAL DEPOSITS IN Oo··ESTIC ANO payment• plul permitted COCll tM'poww of Nit thtrlln contained. America, I c,.ni.r·. Check payable rd In ..................... _ .. ___ .. _ ltlown on . m.p r.ccwd-' Ill boo!( ,... arKt ·~ Wll1hln thr• month• wtll Ml 11 publlc auetton to the high· to Nkl TruttM l:lrawn on • 11111 or ~ • .!.. C:~~-"' u .. ,,_.,, ...... of . P\B.IC NOJIC( · •62. Peo-e 40 INS • 1 Of ...... FOREIGN OFFICES: ................................................... 100:987 freril the date jhla notice of def1utt aet bidder tor Cl.lh, ?f chtdc u ci.,: national oan«. 1 ttate or federal .. ,,_ .,. ce11aMoua M9PI ~ of Mid
:ederal fund& purchased and aecurltlea sold under u r.cord.d. Thi• 1moun1 11 scnbe<lbalow,paya~a1thellmeof credit unloo, °'a 111t1 or federal f said deed ot trust deletl~ OMHGE COUNTY County.~Mctdllftrl9d •Unlt0
agreements to repurchase in domestic offlcet .................. •.500 14,095.57, 11 of January 20, 1094, .... In lawf\.11 money of the United 11vlngs and loan tNOClallon doml-ollOWl;f property I UPEltl°" CCMM'f on 1 Conclomlrilum·Pt9n NCOrded
)ther llabllltlet tor ~rrowed money. Including note and will Iner .... until your aooouri. t Stat• or Amarlcl wtthOUt warranty clltd In tht• 1ta1e. •1 The Courtyard Lot 6 °1 Tr1C1 No. 5•93. u 700 Ctwtc C-W Dr. w... .JUM 3 1te0 1n t1oo11 ••• pege
>alances of U.S. Treasury .............................................. :., 13, 171 becomel curr.nt. Vou mey nQJ ha"9 •>IP' ... or lmptted 11 to title, uae. area be'-1 t~two 1111rwaya 11 ~~ m~ r~O<= 1n29eoo:i ~23 · Santa AN. CA. t1N1 t201, Otttcl.i ·"9l:lordl of.-, Coun..
)ther llabllltlet ..................... f .............................................. 1,997 o pay trt. eflllrt unpaid ~ton ot pblMNIOn Of encumbfanoae. alt tSha Allen ~U~I ' lac:Slng YOfCbe oe11aneout'Ma""" recOfdt ofoOra rLPIOllELnLAtlfl·H~·RoeT L TON HART and ty. OT ~ LITIES dli bo di ed t our account. even ttiough "'" pay r\gM. title and lntitraet now held by It 1r .. 1. 11 1~ orb1 treat, tty C C -·· ,. " PARCE!. 2: An undMdecl 1/15th r AL LI 1 (exclu ng IU r nat no es ment w .. dem8rlded, t>uy You mua aueh Truatee 1n and to the follow-of Tustin, CoUnty of Orange. Cal~ ounty, •lllornle Crou-Comptelnanta: EDM.AH E. lntw•t tn Ind to thel portion Of L.ot
and de ntures .......................................................... 120,055 ~IN ernouAt 1t119d aboW. oeac:rlbed P,operty 11tu1tad In lornle, all 1h11 right. title It'd lnt.,...t Except thel'.rrom 111 oil, gu. YOUNG and P~LINE YOUNG ' ol Tra<;1 No. t~91, m ttw County
, 8HAREHOLDI A8 EQUITY .Nier three rnontht from the date tri. elorMakl COunty and Slate. to con~ to 1nd now held by It h}'dr°"rbon sut>stanoea and rnln-Defendant· JAN EATON KINSEY, of Orang.. S'-19 Of ~ •
.. ommon stock of rtc:Ofdltlon Of tf\j1 document wtt: under llld Deed of Tllltt In the P<Oc>-erlls Dy whatever name known, In. JUDITH A.. l<INSEY, JOANN B. lhOWr\ on r. map r««d9CI tn bOOk
No. shares authorized 10,000 (whleh data of recordlllon appMra PARCEL 1: Unit 298 u lhoWn on trty 111u11.o tn llld County and on or under Mid land below• depth SILVEY. JAMES SIL.\lfY, J & MOE· '62, pegea 40 MCI 41 of ,.....
No. shares outstanding 10,000.......................... 1,000 hereon), unleU t~atlon being that certlifl CO'ldomlnlum Plan r• Stal• deacrlbed u : ol 500 '"' meeau'9d vtrtleal~ from VELOPMENT CO . a~ cor· ~ Mac>t. reoordt ol Mid
3urplua ....................................................................... 8,260 ~ = ly ;: a!. .. ~ corded In Book 1233 t. pegea 708 to f ~~CEL ~Unit Nod 2d tn t~~ the aurf9Cit of the groun • but r,rc••lonc:>M~O=~~U~ County. etlOMI and dtlllned a
r OTAL CONTRIBUTEO CAelTAL ....................................... 7,260 io1't; ft:'t~re'by ~ r~ ~~~', ~~~dlA~~; ~he C:o:i1n1:i" ~~n r:d9d or': ~~ ~~~lg!!rt~~~:°:'O:~ WAR; You:'G. ~EARLINE YO ~::-.,::,::.= ~alned earnings .............................................................. 3,51 entire amount demanded by 'fO'Jf 10. t077 ... defined In the Oeclllf· OctObtf 14, 1081. In Book 14258, above a depth ol 500 teet ?or the and DOES l through 20, ~. 1~~-PI09 1207, C>mcilll Aecordl
rOTAL SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY ................................... 10,77 cr9dltor. atton of RMtrlctlont nac:orded 1ri Pegee 45 to 80 lnclutlYI of Ottlclal purpoee of exploring f0t t>orlng Crosa-o.tendant1: F OALT ottalldcourity
fOTAL LIABILITIES ANO SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY... 130,827 To lln4 ou1 the amount you muat 8ook 1 t704, P-0-1304 to 1431 A«lord1 of Mid County. m1n1no. drilling, r9m0Ylng. e'xtractlnQ HART. FLOELL.A HART. J & M OE· ExOIC>tlnQ from a portJon ol -*'
The underalgned, Jact< L. Tauter -Prealdent and Oenfel J . pay, Of to arrange for peyment to lnclUllve of Offtcral ~di. and In E)(CEPT THEREFROM all oll. gaa. or martcetlng Mid aubttancn. u , .. VEL.OPMENT COMPANY. • Cell-land on.halt of .. minar•. oil, gm,
=edrlci< -Exec. V.P. of the abov•named bank, each declaret, 11op 1he foracio.ure. or If your P<oc>-bOolt 1 t7M, pages t432 to 1485 mlnaral• •nd other hydrocarbon served tn DMCla ot Record fornt1 corporation, TO SERVICE Ind othel' hydroc:att>on aut>etencta.
or hlmselr alone and not for the other: 1 have peraonal trty 11 In f0<9Closura for any otllet lnclullve ot Offlclal Aecordt of 11ta 1ubetancee lytng below a depth of "'t'OlJ ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A COMPANY, 1NC .. a Ca11tom11 cor laved or told from the•~ cte-
nowledge ol the matter• contained In this rwrt and I beOeve raaori. oonlltCt: AMERICAN SAV· County, anCI any amendment• Of an-500 rett without any right to enter DEED OF TRUST DATED June 18, por1tlon, HOMEOWNERS EQUITY, tc:rlbecl land """°" the OOfldltton. < -,.-INGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION, nexatlonl thereto and IOCl1ed on upon the turf ace or the tubavrface 1982 UNLESS ¥OU TAKE ACTION INC • I Callfomta eorporatlon. JAN ~ t"-1 the GraMor Of tue-
hlt each statement In said report I• true. Each of the under-15725E. Whl1tlel'Blvd .. Whlttl'er.CA. that C«laln real p(operty deilcrlbed of uld find above I depth of 500 TO PROTECJ YOUR PROPERTY, IT EATON KINSEY' JUDITH A ceaOt•ln lnl.,...I of OM~INI!
tlgned, for himself alone and not for the other. certifies under 90807. (714) 773-7134. 81·211437 .. Lot 1orTract9092. u lhown 00 ....... provided In ln1trumer111 of MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE KINSEY JOANN B SILllEY. JAMES have no rlgtlt of entry upon ttle .,,.
>enaJ1y Of perjury that the foregoing la true and correct. 79 (F) a map record9d lri book 407, P9Qn record IFYOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF w SILVEY' UNITED STATES lee. Of the llr\d and lhal no1 dt111 tor
Executed on January 27, 198-4, at El Toro, Calltornla II you hlV9 any quettlonl. vou 30 and 31 ot Mltc*laneou1 Map• of Aleo except Ill underground THE NATURE OF THE PROCEED-TREASURY OEPARTMENT •. such 9Ubetanoea within tN upp«
Joel< L . Tauter lhould C0011C1 . lawyer OI' the gov-Ora~ County. Callfornll wllers lylOQ bel~ u ld lend but ING AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD INTERlllAL REVENUE SERVICE. 100 .... of Aid land. u r....-..cl Dy
Daniel J Fedrick ernmer1t agency wtllch may heve In-PA~CEL 2· An undivided 1/1201h without the right ol surface entry CONTACT A LAWYER TACO SI • pannershlp. STATE 0 Leuflbel Gardiner, I wldoW. and
,ubll&hecl Or~nge Coast Dally Piiot Feb 1 198.4 730-84 tured vour loen lntereal In and to Ill of 1he real prop· ther&e>n 2023 Phalarope Court. Coste C AL IF ORN I A BO ARD 1)S Mary JIM GerdlMf, • 11ngl• • ' Remember. YOU MAY LOSE erty delerlbed u Lot 1 oo the Map PARCEL 2 An undivided one fifty-Meaa. CA E 0 U IL I Z AT I 0 N . TRAN ·women. motMr and o.iort•. In
LEGAL RIGHTS IF YOU DO NOT of 1he abov .. rel•renceel lrlCI. second (1/52ndl lnterHI Ha tttn*"I "(II e street eddress 0< common CONTINENTAL CREDIT SERVICE. deed reco.dtd April 5, 1HS, 1n ~
-----------TAKE PROMPT ACTION. t•ther with 111 Improvements In common In the IM lnter•l In and dMlgnlliorl of property 11 1hown INC a Call1orn'8 COfporatlOn, Cl.AV• 3020 l)tOt a39 Offlcllll fllaoord9 P\llllC NOTICE "8.JC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That thereon. tll~tlng therefrom Con· 10 the Common Aria of Lot 8 of 1bo~. rio warranty 11 given as to 111 TON C. ADAMI . STANTON IN· PA.ACE\. a. Ali~ tor ettflet
SUNKIST tERVICE COMPAN'V, II domlnlum Unhl 2 tO-through 329. Trec;t 10404, u per map llltd fn completeneea or oorreclneu)' The VESTMENT COFWOAATION. •Call>-ent~ltY'-patio or carport9 0'4t
CONIOLIDATID , now duty ~tad Truat .. under 1 I 11~. 10Clt9d thelton. Book 483, Peget 35 to 37 lrictualve Mne!lciary under uld Deed of fomla COf'PO'•tlon. WASHINGTON thet portion of IN l'll•eow a.
REPORT OF CONDmON DMd of Trull dated Oec.mbef 2. Excepting 1tlaretrom all 011. gea, ot M19Qtllaneou1 maps, records ol Trutl, by reuon of a breach or ci.-INVESTMEN"T COAPOAATION. a terlb.s common er• ......., .,_
Of SOUTH COA8T IANIC 1977 exaeuted by: ALBERT J VOTO mln1r111 and hydrocarbon 11ld County, at eucn term It ci.nntd 1au11 1n the obllglllona NCUred C1IUom11 oorporatton. SANORA C. lhO'lwn • belt~"'::" to
.. & GRACE M. VOTO, hu1band 1ubl11noet tying be10W 1 dep1h of In the Article entllled "Deflnltlona" thereby. heretofore e-.eculed and BEA TTY. SOUTHERN CAllFOANIA Pwotl 1 on t"8 Plen
Consolidated Report of Condition ol SOUTH COAST wife u Tf\lltor. to MC:Url Obliga1 500 feet trom ftie 1Urfric:e of Mid ol lhe Declerallon of Covttnant1, oe11ver.c1 to the vndfrllgned 1 wr1t· GAS COMPANY. a CaNtorni. ~-recorClled June ~. tMO, In ~
3ANK" ol Coata Mesa, Orange County, and Domeatlc In favor of: AMERICAN SAVINGS 1~. ~ witllOYt the right ot entry Condition• end R"trlcllon1 d•· ten Oectarlllon ot 0.faull and 0. porallon, MAUREEN A. HASTltfGS, 13624. PllQ9 1207, Offtclll "9ooroe
3ubaldlartes at the close of bualnest on December 31, 1983. LOAN ASSOCIATION recorded on upon any ponlon at the aurfae. of tcrlbed In "Sub!-=t To:" below (11'19 mand tor Sale, 1ttd written notice of the COUNlY OF ORANG!. and Of l8ld County. Itel• 8ank Ho. 12:11 o.c.mw 18. 1977 11 dOCumttnt no. uld lend for the purpoae of ••P40f· "Deciaratlon") breach •nd ol election to c1uN the DOES t through 25. lnc:tuelYt The It/Wt~ or ocMir com. Doller Amount• 2t822 bOolt 12•05 page l204 of Of· Ing IOf, bOflno. •xtrac:tlng, drllllng. PARCEL. 3: Euemttntau Mt forth undertlgned to Mii said Pfoper'ty to C.. Mo. "2 t1 IO mon ~tlon of NICI ~
In Thouaanda fk:l1I Record• In the offloe Of 11'19 mrntng pr~lng tor removing Of In the Section• eritltltd "Certain 11t11fy &aid obl1Q1tlon1. and ther9-IUWONt ~2•3 Paclfle A~. •8--107. C:O... Aecofdar of Orange County, Call· m1rtcei1ng .. Id IUbatMc.. ... , .. Eaeement• ror Owners" It'd "Sup-•"* lht unaonigned CI UNd 1114 HOTICll YCMI tww. -.... ........... CA 92627
Aa &!TI foml9 lnolu<llng 1 note(•) tor t"4t llNtCI In the dMd from Prtlley of port. Settlement and Eneroactl· notice of bructl and of .iectton to TM cOUtt -.Y decide ...,.... JOU N1me and addr•11 of the :;a.n and due from banka .................................................. 6.385 ot SI0.400.00. That the beMflCiaJ SOlrthernCalffornta.aC&lllornlaoor· rnent'' of the Ar'llcia enllltecl "E.,._ t>tt '110orded October 29, t~82 u wf~t row ~ ~ _.... benelldery at wtl09e ~ fhe
nveetment securities (Market Value 12.891) ...................... 2,960 lnt•tllt under uld Deed Of Truat por11ton, recorded Auov1t 2e. 1978 rnent1 of the 0ectat111on" tn1tr No 380050 of Offlclat R«x>td• you t..,...el wttMn • .,.._ ....., ui. 11 befnQ conducted· A[OlANOS
Loan•. Total (exciudlng unearned Income) ........ 26.138 &nd the obNgltlonl MCur9d thereby In boOtc 12818. page 18t9 of Offlcfal PARCEL 4: E8Mll'*\tl II Mllorth In the ofnc. of the Record« Of Or· the lnfom\aHoft ...... FEDERAL SAVINGS & lOAN AS·
L ... : Allowance for posalble loan IONN ................ 542 • art s><ttently held by the benetlclary. Reoorda In tri. Sectton1 enllt~ "Cert11n ange County. If vov wtlh to aeek the edVlo9 of"" SOCIA TiON. • COf'POtlitlon, IOO E
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2• 6...., That 1 breacti Of. end defMllt In. the PARCEL 3: An t•clutlve ..... Euernen11 for ~·· and "Sup.-Said aalt will be m1<M. but wtthout 1tt0tnev In thl• mat1er, you ahould State StrMI. ~ CA Det.o-oana, ne ............ ........................................................ • .v Obllgatlon for whleh Mid 0..0 of ment appurtenant to aue11 Unit tor port, s.ftlefnen1 111d Encroach· co~ant "'-.arr1n1y. ••P' ... or Im Clo '° promptly '° that 'l<Nf written tlOM 10 the •boll9 ~ may be
:tank premlen. F.F. & ~· etc .............................................. 3.672 ITrvat 11 eecurltv h., OCC\lrT9d tn that the u• and occu of thoea pot· ment" of the Anidi tfltltled "Eate-piled, reoerdlng 1111e poaM1llon, rt11ponM. If any. may be llled °" obtll!IMd tly ~t~Nme In writ· ~I ntate owned other than bank premlaea......... ... • .... • he payment "11 not l>Mr\ mllde or: Ilona of the ~., Common ment1" of the Declar•tton ol Cov .. encumblancee. to pay the remalnl ume Ing ffom the • ...-, wttllln 10 :>tNr aateta .... ~...... ... .. .. ... .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. ..... .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. . .. .. .. 821 Failure to make the NOYembtr 1, Are1.det6Qr11ted In th• Oec111e11on nen11i Condtuone and Aeltrlc:Uon• principal sum of Iha note(1) MOUr • A Y1ae>ru.t9d M tide> ~ daYt ~ the first P'!'*°81ton of "*
rOT AL ASSETS ................................................................ 4 1. 1& 1 1183 payment of principal Md/or of Raltrlcltona end tnown on the In "Sub~ to:·~ below (the "Muter by t1ld deed Of Tru1t wtth lntertat El trlbumt. IMe __..., MMr• U-. not~ ~ U A81LITlla lntw911 MCI all aubeequent pay. CondOmlnlum Plan for MCfl Unit Declaration") 11 In u1d note Pf~. advanott. If •In .udl•nda a ,..,..._ ~ Ud. ,. Said ule Wiii bit medl wtttlOut
rOT AL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC OFFICES ........... 13,820 ment1 t ... htr "'611\ ltlil c:Nrg19. The total MIOUnt ot the uripakl ~ The "'"* addfe• or other com-tny, unaer trte tenne °' IMliltd 0..0 of ~=tre ~ ..... , U. .. CO¥eNnt or wwntnty, ~or tm-
To'81 demand depotlta ....................................... 25,210 ~t ..... 't lmt>OUr~-~not • ~ ~. 1ntere11 ~· togethtt mon....,....Oellgnttt Ion.._°' Nkl67 0PfoC*'tf,..d Y ,i.2 '""T'· r-. cner~, anCI •ll$>4tl'IMI 01 ., r-·.,. 4t9 .;:.;-.,. ..,... .. pe19e1. • to ttti.. !J.!!!"1°"' .~
T -· Im d vi d~O'"'t• 38 839 ... _... .... erm• 0 -• Of v-.. With rtet0nabty Nlln\-ooetl. ••• P'I· ,_..)l'ted 0 ..... • .... lhe NII• Ind"' th9 trut11 Ct ... ., .... to . __ , tflt --ot .. t e an 91 no• ., ............. ,........... • of Truat advtnCtt of Mnqutrit In-PWIMI and tOvMCea et the time of lrvlnt. CA. 02715 by UICI Deed Of Trvat. 9" ....,,..., lft IMe ....... ,_ bel8llOI due Of\ ~ 'nof!I ot 1*91
rOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOME TIC ANO eutanoe s><tmlum1, end ell aut:IM-the tnltlel ~Ion of W. HotJc9 SalCI M1i1 will be !l'ldt wttnout Salc:I 11le w111be....o9" ~•Y IMUld clo .. fl'........, M M,._ MQHd tiy Mid 0..0 of Tn.t. to·
FOREIGN OFFICES ............................................... w ......... !8,830 quent peymen11 Whtctl bec:#nt c1Ue .,. tee.C>et.22. eownantorwarranty.~ ... "' Im· Ftt>ruery 21, 198~ n 2 00 p. . al wrttt9ft ,,...,..,... It _,, fMf Ml wtt· 1112,141 ... p1ua tN ~
Mortgage lndebtedneN (Including $287 "Pitel lht,.aflar, lnclvdlng any let• Cufrtntly datlld CUlllert OhtQa Plied.• to tJti.. poa11111on Of en-the Cnaprnan Avet1~ tnt to Med•...._ lmeMCI ~...,._.-id_.
NM} .................................................. ., ................................. 287 chatOtl °' ou. '°"" PllY9ble or cer1lflad Ch9ca• payable to the cumbfancee to .. ,191y the 110palel the Olvlc c.ntar auncJfng. East ltU.t.d,........., .. ._.. •tl!ttwneofttle!nttlllpUOl-OtMr llabllltlet ........... , ....................................................... 344 undefthet«maollMd Note or Dead Trutt• or bidder.,. aoc.c>table to balanet ®'t on the note 01 not• ~ AVllflUe.. Orange.. CA ~.::,: :::.-:-.:•.,.•:--::::: Cll!Ofl ol lhll Notlel or a.
TOTAL LIABILITIES (e1<ciudl~ tubordlnlt«S not.. ol Trwt. TnJtt• PfOYtded PfoC* ldenllfl-MCUt9d bkealO Deed of TN9t. to NOTlC~AT T .. °'•AU M)I ;IJl l • r 12,040 18 T""""91 ,.._ 11!1CS Eli·
and debentur .. ) .............. ,., ........................................... 39,460 .,,~ ~ ~ "~'::: ~=·uon whleh tit. =-Im~ oo!t~. ~ ·~ = ~A:;..O:, .. ~~.:=: ~el£:::~·=~ MOnca TO
IHAM HOlDl .. I IQUfTY ff\19t. h• ..-.it9d llftd deilMNd 10 Trutt.. c1een1e r•ble. but for venc:. 1t Iha 1trn. of the lnltltl publl· CHICK.I I NClfllD IN CIV1l ...... tttda • "'°'laTY 0....... • ::ommon •tock MktTrw•.•wrltteil OecleratJonOf ~ Tf\lltM .... "° ~ ceoon ~-Notlotof Sai. '"'SJ COOi HCTION tllMh. l·TI> '"' ! A .... YOU ARI ... DVAlll.T W.-A
No thtt .. euthoni.d 1,000,00b .. .. Deifwlult Md Demand fot Sale. and tetlon °' ...,,Mfy, tlle .,... aCI-NOTICa ro At the ttme of the lnlllat OU~ =-1 ............ !I.,.... °' TM'8T, OA1WO ...._..
No. the,... out•1an-dlng 588, 138.......................... 1,'70 n.. ~ wtth NICI Trvat•. df'WIC:/ 01 other oomlflOn deelO-NONATY OWND. c.11on 01 thla notioa i~ 1ote1 es:":.:.: Jo. ... n , 1Mt. u..a .. YOU.u.tem
iUtplue ..................................................................... l,388 Mt1D99dotTru1tend .. tMdOc:U-natton U-.•baliwdllio'l\)edJl"op-Dl'YtDOU~.,!!~~.!.~" ~101tne11npeldb«i'4inls.ofl"8 :-... -n I.NI,.. --:; Ael"IOM TO ltttOTICT Y04M
TOfALCONTRIBUTEOCAPITAL ....................................... 2,158 =t~':.o:=:d 91.=!!~:::~::.~ Ml.--hYOU~~A~ :=~~'7=:.~:; **'°"~•":wn.,=.a ~-:y~':&.A~
Retllned Mrnlnge .•. ·•••• ........... " ... " ............................... (1, 157) ooea =dedAIN alt IUl'M .. sUPott T~ lie ~tlon• T0 "90TICTTOUR"'°""1"t,fT COlll. e11oenaee, anes lidVMCea 11 ""ttt., ~to tn. ~t IJPlAMA1'Gll OP '"' MT\m
TOTAL SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY .................................... t,70i ourtc1 tmmedlettry ouund eeour9dt1yMldO..OotTrwtlnc:ilud-MAY M eoLO AT AP'UMJC a~ l t32'80.31 Un ... )'Oii dO 'fO'Jf Olf-'\ wll bt OP TMI PllOC•Dll Au.T
rOTAL t.tABll.ITIES AHO 8HAR!HOLOER8 EQUITY ..... •1.1&1 ~end,.... tteoMd end doea fng ..... llpen_OfttleTr\191 ... YOU~ All UJOlAfUTION To0o.tarmtne ",.Meal~.., tnt.-.CS on llOC)lieallon ~ -.,. YC:al ....,.,. COllTAOT a ..
• Tt'91Jnel•tf0ned. Carl R. ~. Pr~end Maty A. n.rabytlecttoceuatthe1Nlt PfOJ>-and of a., OP THI NAYU,_l Dfl THa neea, you mtlY c.911 4 talt45--~18 lllt.1110tn11oourt m-r--•~ U 1 ~ Vice Pr..n:tenvc..ni. of ·~ al'>Ove-nam.d btnk, Mdl 9'11 to bt tolO to Mtllfy the Obi). Dated o.c..nw I , 1913 PWOCUl*IQ ~ YOU, 'YOU 0. '11Ull) Mo. 1984 "*"' ega+ntt "°" '°' ate r.i.t .. AEDl.AHOI Fl~l ~lar• for hlmaelf aion. and notfor the otr.: I hive peraonal Qetionu•Clnd ·~ ~lt,OANIA Al!COHVl!YANCI 8MOUD CONTACT A l.AWYIA. Sf SAVINGS MIO MOAT· rntnOld in ll'll OOI~~ ...., INCOfPll'OMTm. ~:· of the matteo contaln.ed l!\ \hit~ and I~ DATii: Januery 20, 1114 COMPAHY 0.llO Jenuery 24, 1144 • OAOE COAPOAAT~ COUid rnu•t tn o•"*'"*'t of T,,... r <.. .. t ., .... __ 1 In aald _...It ttw &eh ofltii uncMr-AMIAICAN SAVING8 AMO LOAN M_>ala TNltM fOllllCLOSUM. CONSlJLTAm'8, u Mid TJ\d!W. •-0-19'tng ot moMY Of~ DATl.D "'"'*' H. , ... 1,.. ·-•-• ,_....., · • ~OCIATION 8y· ~It~. f.aaoitlw Vioa INC 9y TO 6EAVICf COMPANY. aoent °' OIPlef reti.f~IMW\"-~ P'HlllJ41' 'Ill. IAOOI l'Mll-llgned, '°' l'llmMff atone and not for the other, certl~ under ly v~ M Slc:Ut. ~' • 14081 YOttle ,,,....,, Wi. 210 &yCATHY lOCtC~AT AUt S«· Plalnl ~ OOfT: • >enalry of perJufY that the foregolna It we •net oor • Mat. \'lot~ -t45 t ~A__. TI)atln, CA mto · r•at) o.teo Jen ~ 1 XIO e; ~ ......
Euouted on J1nU9Y 20. 198-4, at Colt• ....... fomll By~ c. ~ Nof'thr'ld09.. CA. 11321 =14)°73l·3M2 ttllO H Calltornla 81¥CJ 9'1<• 7 • LU·A IAAtiCH. ~ ...,..,.. CA tDPI • CM R. Tin~. Ptelkl.nt • . A..-..nt a.ct.tlly (213)70f·.2UI w O!'merOcl WtN c,.... CA f.1$M-3781 a,c11~ e ~--114lflMtlO ~afY A. Ai. V1Ce Presldentlca.h.. Publ~ Oflll'lgil "-4 Dtl¥ "°4 Pubbttad °''"°' ~ Ot!U. ~ Pu ~I rlitill: ~COMA Oall. Of--. ---~111&~~ COUl 0 lly PtJ« ..,toe_ -· 73s.:I( ,._,.,, e. tf. tt;•ttM-.-Dee' 1c:41, ~ 1'8:r . . • r< 1 Feb 1 I 1& ,..... Jan ta 2~ F.c> 1, I . , rw t, I . 1 , ... -• • 7».t• t1~ •01-tA 111-M ' ,,M4
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$389,000
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TRl-PLEX FOR SALE BY t ncl•d ger w/op "'" OWNER. COSTA MESA wHher/dryer nook up 2 /mo. Modern 2 Fl TlSTIC AREA. PAJDE OF OWN-partly furn. CloM 10 :11• • Sto1 Back Bay, 4Bd 3
Waldorf Model In Turtle ERSHIP. 288 C9Cll ba. 300 a/f, 3 car gar.
A V 4 8d Double Lot. Owner• unit Tl• at. t 1 .. 2 110• pool, Jae .. V•ac lot. Poes oek lste rm. 2'A has 3 bdrm•. 2 ba, "~• • • • furn or opt. 1>'42-1386 ba. In Top Condition. k "' Cent. A/C. decorated In wal -In closet, lrpt, pan· 1 Bdrm houM, Ealttlde nr 2nd nr condo, 2 Br. 2 bl.
earthtones Backe to try anct'kltchen w/blt-lne Newport Blvd. Room tor $976 and ground fir
gorgeous greenbelt. thruout + 2·2bdrm• RV. M75/mo. 759-0268 condo 2 Br.~ ba, S850 ~288.500 _...m ~ullt ;" to ep~decl~~j 2 Br, 1 ba, gar, w/d hkup. Clltthaven, pool & e•trat . ~ co~~tder ~~:~: l~r condo 2208·C Placenlla Ave. No (Or Furn) 650-0504
U flllijl()Ut t1()~1:i . aisofl or ??? Call 831-4402. peta. $595. 645-7983 2 +Oen. newly decoreted
Realiort, 675-8000 ealt:-y _ I 9am . 8 pm, D k for Jeck $300'1 rent cozy Ill hm not CONDO, aom• ocean Hiil llEllOTIOI or Gerl. tar to Newport appls In-view, 2 car garage II ILUFFS ctuded ee1y move In Call $825/mo. 760-8882
NOW ONLY $199,995 l1lk1 786-1172 Plll~U~~~~ll, 539-8190 Best Alty FEE 4 bd, 4 ba. yrly. Lido Ille.
leasehold. Thia Is a front Ptalanla 1007 Two 3 Bdrma & two 2 <4Br 2ba College Pk. $1800/mo. Alto Harbor
row view Bluffs Trina iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=:;;1 bdrms . .Ataume-~185K, $875.no p,ta, gdnr, wtr View and Ocean Front ~~adn.,n3 ~~~ ~~nd~~~~· IALlll PllllSILA {30 yr theed. Prtc.d 11 pd. 841-0574 557-2732 ~~z9~~~ • S3700tmo.
Terrrlllccommunltyfaclll-Near bey tnd OCHn 3880 MlchelaonOrlve S289K, 8 yrl new. 4 Br 2 Ba MHa Verde,~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
ties and a ~real N---on beaches. Two bedroom• Irvine s23.ooo depreciation $900/mo. No peta grdnr 11
¥"" . welt• offs. Call for appt 1750 1 11 ' 32~;
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R: 1 1400 plus small chlld • room. IORTHWOOD . 1>'40-2489 Aber ble . s. .. pa o. .. .. ' "'-~TlHfRONT One and hall bath• R-2 crom Idaho Ln. 545-2428.
, HOMl~ llK. ~o~ ?'~•~ed at ~rt~a~y ~o: P::t/=c~.:.r f!~ ~ lanttd!l Prtt 1371 •ltef lal4t l~llllt
R83EA1L_E1~E motivated .. Wlllcontlder w/wat bar, frptc, A/C, Owner Retiring: 8 unite, Hou .... Apts&Condos 1----------r e a 1 0 n a b 1 • beaut. opts & drapee. 7700 a/f, xtnt.loc CIOM to Landlord• AdvartlM Free offer ... S210:i>OO Priced 1000's below last 55 & 405 fwy9 fS.48-71512 50¢ at Storff & Marketa
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Near bey and ocean
beachN. Two bedroom
plus amaJI chtld'a room.
One and hall batha. $900
P9f month. Vacant Im·
mediate occupency.
H 1· 1100 AlllT .lllTUSTH IS1-1JOOAIEIT aa1et.S152.000 1nu1um. Ntaata!a Dtttrt 841-4280
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Irvine's best buys at IHtrt lHO ...... ut 3br ~ba wnhM. I•------• Lrg 4 Bdrm, famlly room ---------Huge matr, redwd d~.., ---------Corona del Mer home 111-UY-IUOll s175.900. Opn Hae Sat PD Tennla Club 3 Br 2 Ba pool, Jee. tennle. E/llts• BAYSHORES: 3BR 2ba,
with max privacy, beaut!· COTIIGE t-5PM. 20 Alba East. Condo. Mtn vu. 890 Gete. 11100/yr IH . 1>'46~7050 teeurlty area w/beech, ful location. preatlglous Ownr 832·2 l37. Prln I 109.000 Furn. Ownr·Agt no patt. S 18150/mo.
neighborhood. Owner• 2000 aq ft. 4 br. 3 ba, Ip. only._ 619/340-9595 3'40.()396 •. c~-:.~rea:0~ ~7&:>ak~~ Ownlagt 875-35&8
anxious. Priced accord· 1108 E. Balboa. Open 11-La .. aa ltac~ 1041 Oat ti State 539-!1~ Alty FEE BEACON BAY. 3Br/3Ba
lngly. Cell Trudy Stub· 3 Sat/Sun. Bkr 833·3544 FOR SALE Pro r~ lSIO C 1 or 2 yr. lease. no pelt btefleld. ~ o-operatlve & respon-$1900/mo 675 8817 oroaa ••• Nar 102 IY OWIER HAW'Afi ~E. Is eXckii slble tennant only; 4 Br, 2 . • odPCEX Buy now before prlc.. ba. $750/mo. Tony Max-
SSOK below appraltal H.1.~~;b0~v~h;a£~~~d~!!~~ escalate! Waikiki fr. well. aft 7PM 548-8633 Ill CAIYOI
8.51-87&7 spectacular mountain $45,000. Dla~nd HHd Ea1tslde, 2 Br, 1 ba. laun-GU A ADE D GATE
views rests this 4BR 3ba oeeanlront f · 179,000. dry room. 1 car garage. Spacloua 3 BRr 21),be. OHO"' A 1111• European Style Chalet Tony. Pacific ••tllne, $600/mo 850-0918 Panora m I c v I e w .
GE 759.9100
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HAlllOll YIEW KILLS IHl,000
Fabttlowt Broadmoor 5 BR home.
Secluded interior patio, rear patio
& yard with gor:geous bay and nite ·
hte v iew. Family r oom
wlflreplace, kitchen w /eating
area. Woooerful community pool
& recreation facilJty.
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40x 11~' R·2 L'OT Spac. matr. tulle In-(714)720-1105 Eaatslde c~er~ 2 Br hH 92500/m~. 640··8582,
314 Jaamlne. $310.000 eludes frplc & facuzzl. I .E. Exc~ll_Jt l newer bltln I/yd gar •9•7•9•_.•1•9•1 ____ _
ReadyforOevelopment 5249•500· • i0t.-aa~or f& m S500's & am fH1 ~--------0p9n lfOOW_Stlft.1-4 home Brand new luxury 539-8100 Bea /1 day9 -Big Canyon Twnhme: 2 I.ml &. r 0<>nd )0()4 fV.NUll 91)8 P•..-.al.t JOl2 R •Ila Ro, • .,. Wl61
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conditioning. Spacious
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Dining room ... S152,900
. Hl-7300
40x 170' R-1 LOT 3180 Mountaln View . Stry 2 Br 2 ba pool Jae Onthe Cenyon 494-2220 673-37SO home, Be<muda _Ounet MeaaVerde4 Br.2b1,fam s115o e31-38S31 M-F·
6 8 p S 7 • Country Club. Pelm De-rm. (Part furn?) $1200. • •
1 oppy 2 5,000 lt!J!r( leac~ lOH sert area 714·684·•778, 540-7507 eves & wknda 8-5 aak for Corinne
f501wna de/ c.A-fa1t 3~11ffiavn rare R2 lot 619•34s-7952 IWIUll RINE ~~'--/in • Add a unit or build 2 con-I.E. Wutt4 l 25 LllE llW llPW 4 Bdrm fftate, former -a.&.ar v IN{JO' ._,., cfos X l nt flncng . model, and highly up· 1m!IJ' ~0_8,.9,,. Ownr-Agt Must sell! WAITH Tl LWE 3 Br,. 2
1 ba, crpta, drpa, graded Beeut ooeen &
v f V V V 642-9666 If STln If ~~o6j~: · No Pe ts · city llte view Comm *1 E. eo ... Hwy., Cdll llYFllOIT llOIE-· I OlLIFHllA •• , ltfer41t lltr ='-<>~~ ~ ~eo~3~5:t
On sand, w/boat sllp. Fixer II om IF ;-I 141-1121 IHA IEL IU R·2 LOT u P Pe r Pe a c e f u I OOITl llll LIH llLI llYFHIT
Charming 3 Bdrm 2 Ba a Builders speclal + 2 BR. etmos-phere, plenty of lllYllE OU 2 bdrm home w/dock,
short walk from city ten-1ba houae. Plana done prkg. New kitchen. 2 br. 2 Nice 2 Br. 1 ba w/gar. w/d $2800/mo, 6 mo lee
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nls and huge park .. New lor two, 2110ry condos at ba + xtra rooms. Ap,prox1
1m11 atelyood3,000 •q111ft hkup nr Victoria & Ca· Stephanie Bernardy,
paint, near new roof. very 7 1 1 .. arguer 11 e S325.000 • 0 ex• ng g qua y, nyon $595/mo Agt Agt 673-7300/1><45-7050 larg d t h d b .., Mrs. Long. 650-1190 air condltlonled office 997 9309 631 3187 e e ac e onus S 198. 0 00 2 0 "I. d n 1paoe In the area bound· • or • IEWLY IEOOllATH ~~~mu:~~ ~~e ~:~~~~ta~ =O_w_nr_1s,....g_t_1_20_._1_10_1~m~sg_ Ill OHYOl·IY OWIEll ed by 1-405 on the north; Totally supreme 4 rm 2 Be &Ill UPlllAHI
1 1 1 1 C 1 M 1 24 11'/, fixed rate. 30 yrs Jamboree Blvd on the split level pool home Thi 11 h h 1 very ' ow pr ce 0 on Y 01 I Ill M w1 h GG Hit; Corona Del Mar queen• kitchen el~ant 1 qua ty ome •• • rg
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, B 3 Ba Ba f S 1. 28.900. 751·3191 Coil. Prk 3 Br ,v. Be. fem onaco t beet • F garden kitchen, lamlly ra 1t10na :) r, 11:i • y ront, pier & .,., view. 1'4 Rue Vlllars. rwy on the south, and formal dining super p uth rm, w/brlck floors &
float for 65' boat. Priced to sell $ l ,250,000. sp SELECT rm. lrg patio. pool. spa. Open wknde. 640-1538 Brlatol St. on the weet. decor pool & ape + more bookcase• Spaclout ~RTIES $148.500. 540-7387 ---------Space must mett handl· ONLY $600 + S50 .. str suite 3 addltl 1 .-n~ Ill OllYOI 01111 capped acceeslblllty re-teeurlty fee 537-5027 "" • ona IRYllE TERRACE 1986 aq ft 2 br & den qulrements. Br, 2 Ba. manicured gar·
OOIT' .E•a OllllS · Foa tal d e n s . S 1 8 O o / m o Panoramic bay & ocean view from 4 Br, 4 -twnhse. akylltea. frplc, Sparking epacearequlred. I I Barbare Aune 1>'44-8200
Ba. patio. pool home. Prime location. IEW LISTll8 Sll,100 new kit. 9¥.•;. assum. Space to be altered to Vall~ 2234
$
nc...ooo Spacious 2 Bdrm, 2 bath FINAL SALE of the VEN-loan $340.000 c11h. State'• 1peclllcatlon1 aa HOME FOR RENT
" condo In full aecurlty D 0 M E C 0 N • Prln. only. 759-8110 nec11aury. Laguna Hiii• 3 & 2 Bd mt
VISTA DEL LIDO .AYFRO.T bldg. Fireplace, large OOMINIUMS. All 2-s~ry iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii P~!::ahwr~!.!fnoM~:,k 1'175-$850. Fenced y~rdt
"porcll. tte'n: •II very clean townhouH unit• with: 3 Ill OAIYll OISTll Office ~f Spe"• Manage~ & garagN. Kid• l. peta F b l b & · · l B l ~onvenlently located Bdrms • 2 Bethe ...... welcome 863.0rs-5 a u ous ay mountam vtew. r, near Hoag Hospital not •Approx 1250 Sq Ft. Lowest P<lced golf courH ment. 915 Capital Mall. · Ba, condo co-op. Lowest priced at lar lrom the beach •Private Entrance custom In Canyon 4 Room 510, Sacramento, Living alone? $295 pays POOL DOVER SHORES
$295.000 Priced right at S225,000 : ~~/~~nR~t~~~eptec. =r~~· a~:·!~!'.~:: ~{~_.!5~:417~ Phone ~~t &su~lle~zy~~ir! ~~~~c?°M . 3 BATH
BAYSIDE PLACE IAYFROIT 1714, 673-4400 •Dining Area tlmete In privacy. Final date for responH In 539-8190 Beat Alty FEE S
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12 t l l 621•2121 • Private Patio S 1, 195,000 FEBRUARY 8, 1984. Ml 1 I I brlt 5 , 2 b Pref«ed area fned 2 br S ta l ba f t d I 2 B 2 Ba ' • G /L d Hk 110-1100 n oca 9 .rm e hse w/frplc kids/pets OK pee cu ar y ron p x. r, up; HARBOR • C~~~e P~l~9Cr:~lon Ctrtal ••t •ar 2122 hme wldbl gill' f/yd 1600 s650 Avail Mid Feb 2 Br. 2 Ba dn. 2 boat spaces. Reduced 2yrsnew.L .... 3edba+ 539-!190BeatFEE 539-8l90BestRltyFEE
$1,500,000. Call ftr &,,tllfwtllt ti den, 2 11ory, cedar hot Vacant P<ft11ge 3Br 2ba. Saata Aaa
Ill tht ftw r .. 111111 tub, vaulted wood cell· close to achools/shopa, p;-..~-..-.... .-,.,.-.
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1/: Macnab-Irvine
PEIHISULA HOME OCEANFROIT OH4t•l1l1•1 fer Inge, microwave oven. all kids ok. $875. Keith 2 rent•I• here 2 Br hme
,... Ocean & W>tt"· views. Marine room, 4 Br, 3 --------•I 1111, oak cabinets. river rock 982-4471, 968-9853 $400 kid• pets for 5 rm u .1-J fireplace, WHh/dryr, H .. L z•uo hte ott McFadden $450
Ba, 3700 sq ft. 4 car parking. $1 ,285,000. IEWPOIT NITS FllEll W1ttrfrt1t ll1•t1 llO, mostly rurn. Garage. gar· Ht. IC• ~ plu1 FEE 539-6190 Best
COROIADO CAYS IAYFRONT
Corona Island ci..lst bayiront lot. 85' boat
Ll~k Plans avail Now $370.000 w/trade.
Older 2 Bdrm 1 Ba home lltalttra. Exol, Acts· For sale or trade by ownr; dener. Avail March. Open 1 BR BEACH HOUSE
situated on a 8000 sq tt 131· 1•00 3600 sq ft 4 Br, 31), ba, 4+ noon to 5, Set/Sun. Yard. Avall. Feb. 1. No Aert111at1 Farall~M
lot. Greet location. Ask-~~~~~~~~~ cer garage on 'h acre, $1475, ph 640-7442 peta. 1500. 836-9829 Coat•.... zdt
Ing only $145.000 genuine bey view, appro• ---~-----• Oou.T"y II s 4 5 0 '0 0 p e q u It y . •••rrt ltac~ l 3Br 2ba. upgrtded, all •P· CASA DE ORO
$550 000 fun prlc. 628 3 Br :-2 b C d 0 pllanoes Incl wesh/dryr.
THE Oln Malabar 644 7°269 ' 1 on °· cean fireplace nr beach $890 ALLUTILS PAID · • • Vu w/d MC Avail 2115 · · Compare before you rent Eastslde Oas11 Towne courtesy to bkrs s1ho y'rty 650-0504 . mo. 213 498-7886 C sto d l f t Home w/3 bdrm1 + den u m ••on •a urea,
ARROWHEAD HOME T r aditional
Near new 4 Br, 4 !3a. lake view 3500 sq. Realty + 2 bathe + dble are e LllO ISLE Cannery VIiiage Moblle Garage/ahop big bold 5 pool. bbq. cov'rd gerege.
+ r nnl t O O BeeuUfully -eetalled Only Home Park· pool no rm w/lrplc patio yard surrounded with pluah u ng • reams, ... 3 · C · S600 kids pets must see tandsceplng No pets water1ell1 & trees. treea, ... 5,000. 4 bd, 3 ba. 217 pet1 lose to •hops & 539-6190 Beat FEE B h F . 1'5 5
ft $440.000. Will trade fo r a local prop· :::==6=3=1=-7=3=7=0=~
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR OILY 110l,OOO
Split level w/aeparate rn1tr
bedrm wi walk·ln closet,
t r a es t Fa n 1 a• t 1 c Via ltl'laca Open Sun-restauranta. Furn 2 br. 2 ec urn. 1 "woodsy" atmotphare. days. 1-4. CANNERY VIL· ba, $1200/mo. Furn. 2 br, HOMES FOR RENT 365 W. Wiiton. 642-1971
341 Buy\•d•· 011v1· N B 67S 6161
I .!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!'--~-~~~~~~~ completely separated t-from other bdrms. Lovely
secluded patio. Owner
ready to move NOWI
o NL y s 132 , 9 o o LAGE REAL TY. 673-3777 t ba. din rm, lrptc, bay Huntington Buch 3 l~rt leack
759.1501 or 499-4802 agt. vleW. lrg aunny deck, Bdrma. $750-$800. S15001mo. 1.772.1eo1 Fenced yarda & gar1ge9. 1 bach. condo, MC In llTI YIOTlllll Ktd1 & peta W91corne. guard, Jae • bttUerd rm,
NEW BUSINESS PERSOll(S)
C~ntact the DAILY PILOT tor lnfor·
matton regarding the county re-
quirement• for ualng a Flctttloua
Bualn•H Name.
842-4321 EXT. 315, 318
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3Br 2Ba. eaaume $153,000 LIH ISLE 883-0755. Agent, no fet. wot rm. sauna, garden vu
at 12%. OWC 2nd. Lovety · S700/mo 1>'42-9057 bulltln cabinet• Ilk• new 3 8 r 2 B • Furn Ott Newland modest 2 Br .,...,...,~=,.,....,,__,,.....,... __ _
Complete with real 11750/mo. thru 8-fS.4 w/w crpta bltlns pert utlle LUXURIOUS 1 BORM furn.
barn/wtlt Pickett fence Biii Grundy 875-9181 pd $400'• nat 539-6190 condo In VIiia Balboa,
$227 000 2912 e oed. Beet Alty FEE • $800/mo. 948-7893
UllltlE 645-i «&. r IHltl llflrtl .. t4 STEPS TO SANDI Oceanfront 4 Br 3 Ba dplx.
New lletlng. 3 Br. hrdwd OCEAN VIEW Gt1tral 2202 Gigantic 2 Br pleeaure plM· To June 9th. $1000/mo,
fire, dbl det. garage. trg Bright 29R 2ba uolt lt••tr I Wlllttr ace gourmet kitchen 850-7388 lot. Super 1terter home w/frplc. Flexible ftnenc-ltllflll br..Xfaet ber IYper plush '='oc"="'EA-N"'"FR"""o_N_T_A_P_T-. -1 -B-r,
Priced to Hll at Ing $18!1 000 CALL .llOlll IULn decor verlolow move In winter rental to '915 ~~~or,! Fu11•r RH1ty BVCO &45-2251 · PllP UUlllllT 1550 + !37 :or;rtty tee. S500/mo Incl. utll. No llllll Lii MPLU -p e I • . 5 '48 • 19 3 0 '
N9W Orleen• condo. Xtra Watte to •hopt, beach. Bal lH/111-1111 Two story 3 Bribe frptc .... 8_7_3_·7_8_'44 __ ~--
lg end unit. 2&den, 2ba. Pier, ferry, r"t. 38r/2be 3BA 2b•. 2 car oar. Avlll ~~~ J:i~:f~ :=:re~ prbl1at1, Va .
flp. pool, etc. Low dn. ea 219 Bal Bl 87).2943 1/30/84. OC..nttde of ------------------
1125,000. 873-3313 ' hwy. Cell 71'41850-3101 Jntat H d latL; l1Jaa• z7na
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1 .... 1i1••a •l 1i1aa or • 1 4 2 Br den PatlO Home P001 Xttrect 1 Br, ;:;fy. Mature
"'"'..... ...,. •· our IP• tennf1. 1750 merrted couple. No s,.~:;m,~m~ty b~:::n ':',; ::.~ .= •. s::~t'·" N!W . LOVELY DECOR, Vogel Paclflc5 940-t181 arnkng or Peta. 875-0247
ftreplac., IMng room wtth 91130 MOBILE HOME. Xlnt 2-ttory townhou1e. 3 2 to 8d1 rm1. One r~om bachelor,
flreptace, nlct land· cond. hnlot Pattc (5!1 °' btd., 2 be .. Pvt Pttto, pvt '760-1300 '300/mo utll pd, yrfy. ~no. exc.i1entnnanc-ofder) 631-0513 ent~, rtrepl•~.1. •• com· 873·922<4
l1'g Asklno 1139.UO mun ty pool, MOU/mo 8tudto, Fl'9ftCh cniO btlCIC
1.412 1200 UIRI .... • • Aero.. from pattc. pa•lo -'no ... ..,,.
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lng/(SlnlnQ • kltct'I .,... wood & et-. Jaoual,
lam rm w/Wflt t>er, matr maat•bdrifteuH•l1100.
ba W/W.ak•ln 00Mt & WlletfrHf ..... lff,
prden 'Ub EJ&bora1e U1·1• o,....,ng .,.. w/dbl elntl.
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s --~IJ!!!ll!I!~~--,.. ..... 2 ... ..,F of &lit .. In Newpor1 Center 1en, Balt>oe tlland, ctiild ~end night. l oc-no.-,.q'd. MacGregor ~"" ... apt. ...... pr . 840-5470 II t>rok~ hearted. calonal Wkdey .w.. lllLJ Pll.IJ Yec::ntS 1831 Plac.ntf.a.
SYDNEY
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~~· W/O, ..,_ Udo Village bayfront view, REWARD. 675--9142 tit 7PM ~ Now ecc•ptlne •rt.II· Costa......_
. 400 a.t., S8e0/mo. Avail. LOST: HIMALAYAN fem. Banldng estlonl fOf oi.tnc1 Ill\-Dmwa..m.ci, 18orOV9t New 1 & 2 Bdrm Fem rMmkr to lhr VfltY 311. 676--87~ CAT. Pm Udo neer eger to~,.... PJ11f, must flMnllh own
apta In 14 ptana. 1 Bdrm p!UM, gorgeow 38R 3be H u~ n~ d h FULL TIME PtlC* camer.. 8houtd Whk:6e I. ptoof of • from $575. 2 Bdrm from condo. Pool. apa. S300. 1.0. lllNIT UU oeg • ...._ . .._...,., · m • ~ ~ ~
1870. TownhouM from y, utlt (CM) 845-7480 Ofc apece: 225-1000 IQ tt. 842-1257, WkdyUS..5221 TELLER '*t ~I. .,.JoY ~ 751~53
1735 .{. pools, tennll. Fem. to Shr w/aame 4 Br Lota of p~, Janltotlal & Loat:SHEEPOOG: Fem, "'°"'Ing wtth ~· 111ft1 (TIW llm) Thu'r::/El(~:c": ~I-April 19): Favor is returned, individ~ who
0 =:.1 Fr~~··O:: ~~· ~ ~.~:ns1itt ~;;~ronr ::~!l~~J ... bl!;.: Immediate opening in our =-~~9:·":o~.: P~:.~:;1 ~·ea=
made promise will keep it and you'll benefit. Focus on desires, Frwy drive North on · · 1y. E'11<1e C.M. 675-2311 =11=..,~= c.n. Good Mtery. ~ -'---------
"'Omance, ability to communicate feelings to laro"'r audience. Beedl to McFldden and Fe to lhr 2 muter Bdrm, 2 * mOfllYI llml * day1/ofc OI' 646-3375 hm tQe ~. compeny •-• ,,_._ , , ti · ..-. d" ted We.1 on McFadden to be VIiia Balboe Condo, 1 MO FREE RENT mum of 6 month• exper-betwftta end bonUe op-,,,_, ,..,.... Popularity increases. which is ulfilled and success 10 tea in Seawlnd VIiiage . NB. Oceen vu. gar, w/d. W/ahort term ...... full REWARD. Sheltle ~. lenceautellerlnabenk pcrtunlty. AfJf>t/ 1,. per-Opportunity'°'~
speculative venture: (714u.9G-5108 $437.SO + '..\ utlla . .-vault•.8810over0r. brn/tan femele dog, otS/L aooato..i..Pllot~ ment. Mull b• high · 0-20 · ·gb · · li · de d ~ .,.. • "Mlahka". 1/26, vie -"'' 9dloof grad OV9t 18 TAURUS (Apnl 2 May . ): Ha~ t on~na ~. m pen . e':1oc, Walk to bMeh 1 Br. atove. 845-5057 att 6PM Suite 14, NB. 631-3e51 Magnolla & Garfleld. Competltlw Nlary and ex-t
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willinoness to make "romanuc commitment. A void heavy lifting, t~ .... d F --2,.. HB/FV. 213-590-8497 oellent t>enettta. ,_,,, '"" d 1 1 d (b ·-.,.. . I 1 . .. c· . re . cal'-··· rapee. . rm ..... OV9t ... aunny 3pm to Spm. No phorle r y ng fecof 'Kl.! make inqU\~es. contact individual who 'pul s stnngs. 1v1c or $52 /mo. 63&-4e37 hM ~t!Gtt.. 2_er..._w10. 714-1163-7201-~ ~~-'"
political a.qivity is emphasized. Leo, Aquarius· persons figure Wiii to beech, t>ach..or. Cithy 831-7195 · PtneUb iili atlon conwct: caa . .'-e.o.e. tor .U.WaT
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prominently. · cpt1. drapee & utll pd. F. rmmte lt'lr trg 3 Bt hM. ~""' c-..._ ---------.. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Focus-on d:mction. ttavel, spiritual $400/mo. ~7 cdm. M00+13 utlt 0y ~=-_.......... ESCllTl/lllllU ~tRep. 2709Hal't)or,C.M
values, education and communication. Follow tbrough on instincts, 90 a..c• 1'141 663-1144. Mane. / , ... _ Outcalt OHL Y 83s..t199 (211)1U..._ o Eco RAT 1Na1 ART 556-0363
hunches. Learn by teaching-individual who counseled you in past is ocean Furn. Bdrm. poo1 & jac. ~~-=-=-FEMALE CREW need«3 to ht, UI SALES·Eltclllng career Oflv« wtemt Pu. for
again available. Cancer, Aquarius persons figure prominently. bd 1 '!'! alk/bctl occ area. Nn-emkr. ",,,,,,,. ........ ..ii south to'Mexk:o et~ Flinn,~.. oppom,ntty, '* hra. we• m111~r~ ave. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Debt is repaid, you arc relieved of · ..... t:i w · $300 Incl utM, 11t & lelt. prefer aomeone wtio can 5.s-. train. 495-8764 ADS DelMty 211..eo18
burde.n which was not•nghtfully your own in first place. Key is to S850, utlls · 494-3044 64 •-4474 aft 6PM. tpMll apanish. ie.vfng lnllct I U....... DELIVERY· Job Guld• Dry QMnlng w 't Man-
di versify, to be flexible, to attend social function which couJd lead to 22H Fumlehed bdrm rw Bactc ASAP. 845-6739 ~.502S.Siaie~ eger Mature, exp. per.
valuable contacts. Gemini, Sagittarius natives play key roles. view ot ocean. MW1Y ~i~ ~ ~-c ... ndaJ Pn..W . ••i.e ~~ ~ AnahlL ~=-~· ,'-:1:50 8eet:h
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Let go of outmoded proccdu~s -c~ge temod. Flreplaee, w/dry I ..Au/2)..35 atw 3br 2be nr ltatalt ntaknifftn .. a., f ., t --· ..... ,_,
of policy is imminent. Be aware of fine points. subtle hints. vanous h 0 0 k u P . s 1200. 'bch. 11tllut ·~ut ll 16olo Hwbof. FV. BO~D7 Add ap1ee to "!9! mix~..;,.,. em~.,.:. F:~~ !~ ~; Ull UT'U ..n
innuendoes. You'll be asked to make a public appearance, you could be 84~24 l350mo 642_3338 Ken 1240 IQ It. Host.. a Lotions n Daya, night• & PIT. p.,. Week BYsy ~t~ Gfil~~·i<~t''
subject to questions before the media. · Agent S41·5032 Lace exotic llng«le petty 1onabte, dependable. flee. NewPort Center. coupoos. Churcti benefit . VIRGO (Auo 23-Scpt. 22): Get views on pa_ pe. r -clash of idea.s 2 br, 2 ba. dbl gat. 415 Male. 30'1, to Shr new for FREE mdae. 647-56&1 Exit wages. llpa & wont-s·•·rv ,..,,_,. .... ,, ,,300 2 .. ,, ,, .. 27 .,.. f: l L h Balboa Blvd. 1790/mo COM hme Own Br bt tlv 2000 sq tt at 50c FT, 2 .1 1""' cond. Appty In per--·, __. . .....,..., ~ proves stimulating. could lead to avorable pub Jetty. unar emp as1s '(fty i.ue. 557-&985 rm. hae Prtv'a. 15501~ offices c2 zone 200 tt !atiatll OU. 401'1 ··• --------
on basic issues, routine, resolutions concernins nutritioo and general Katen days 831•1440 from Newport Blvd. §uaTneu '°';let working aon, ,9--11AM dally, Uttle NITll/FrHt Ito. lllllllEl1
health. Gemini and another Virgo figure prommently. B Alarm 1y1tem. 548-1303 center· ·substantlal ,John 1 Inn, 20072 Sante Mature peraon w/dental TEST /MFG/DESIGN Fast
U BRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Focus on intensified relationship, M prof non amkr ahr .3 r 2 track r9cord'. Eve!' In-Ana Ave, SA H~ll. SE IOfUrance blltlng, oollec-growing electronic MFR . . d . n h k f fti t" L Ba C.M. condo tum. S275 IALUl Ill.All creaalng Income I Un-corner of Re hlll & llooa & reception exper in C.M area, need• Jr romance, creativity an gi11 t at represents to en o a ec ion. wwry +'I\ utll. 548-4301 Prime rel all locatlon. llmlted franchising Polen-Brlatol. 754-9e48 pref. Fountain Valley. etectrontc1 engineer, w/2
items are featured, expenses are reviewed and some of your actions IN NEW ORT BEACH PARK NEWPORT APT $1600/mo. Le11e. tlal, lifetime security. IUm mLJIT 963-~ Mort thru Thura years min. ex&>« to IUP·
could be challenged. Taurus plays key role. • Sing ... 1 & 2 Bdrm Apart-Bactielor will lttr 2 br. 2 ba Mlekey 650-5711att5PM L o o k I n g I o r Rent or top % Faahton Dental ROA chalralde ex-Por1 l•d engineer in all
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Emphasis on land, real estate, basic menta & TownhouMI apt w/aame. 640-8287 IEWNIT llft flnancertpartner (rare laland area. 644--0e61 perlenoe In expanded =;!~!':.
values and ability to define meanings. See others as they arc, avoid self-!.'~-~· t~A~~e Prof. n/amltQ F 10 lhr 2 br. 600 sq tt, ground "°°'· ~~C!1~7_Mg:· M°o!~;~1~ ~lllllllPll duties. Solo NB practioe mllltary telemetry sys-
deception and don't ignore one who'is attempting to reveal a secret. ;t;;'rvu:!;·,~;1~ 1.~ ba C4M house with newly remodeled. 9 •. 5 0f'619_753-7~0ar-Ft thru T/B for di· : .. .:CS~...:,'";'c!: tema. Great career op.
Pisces, V~~ natives play significant roles. b.. eel f 9hof1 aame. S300 + 'I\ utlta. McNUh Reelty 842-1334 rell erllfled COfnP9niel In feaak>nal to our l1att. POf'1unlty fot aggrMS111• SAG ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Much confusion is erased -=~ 0t ~ :, ..... Bet. 9am. 673-1789 Ruth. IEWPIU Olml . Beach. Ani.t 752•1320 iw mag dependable i>er90ft Call
you'll know what should be done and how to accomplish it. Focus on req'd). On Jamboree Rd. RESP. F ~ld-30'• Melt• 3300 sq tt IOI',...__ F~~~! ~~·t~ag: controller. Recent & local Dental RD~ up Chair-:::: ~1~~te 1"· add~ prcs~ure. responsibility, prod~.~ion ~nd ~ssible PT?,motion. at San Joequln Hiie Rd. mature, quiet F n/111\kr Oel\.lxe lmprovementa lnct. Xlnt terms. wrtte Boll. eX,$*~e pref Data llOI, 4 dya. 5.,.;y open. -------
Relat10nsh1p grows stronger, you arc inextncabfy involved. 144· 1IOO stlf lfg 2 atry garden apt. EnclOaed reoeptlOfi area. •60l cio oariy Piiot, :;1~~~5;:' Pat C.M. 546-3000 ESCllTS/111111.S CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): New apj>roach proves profitable. W cllff/C.M. Pvt bath/br, Lg Ille room & MCtetatlaJ po Box 1560. Costa m Very attractive, mu9CUlar,
Lost objects win be located. Elements of taming, luck ride \¥ith you. IPIOllll &rY pool, w/d. Nr ltlpa s27&+ area 9 separate offloe's Mesa. CA 92626 B~KKEEPERfTYPtST Dental athteuc rnodefs needed
ProJeCt will be ~mpl~ted. yo~ 'II be retilved o~burden and haw'rcason 1 ml/bch. 842-2357 utM. 645-4 157167~51 ~~ 1~~1 ~L.:W 1~fr: lntefested tn a 2nd in-~~~rt i~::;~m:.or~ ~~aya • :.~~nl~nes~':;
to celebrate. Anes. Libra nallves figure prominently. VERSAILLES condo 2bt, Reap. person to lhf 2br. Anacapa Assoc Umlted come? Phoenix Powe< ~na Beech 499-3437 ~ ROA required AM opporcuntty Call Mr
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Stress initia~ve, ~ring ai:id 2ba. tip, ba6cony w/.,.._, ~?~ 'x, :e.~~ 759-9462 Systems Inc. 370A E · tor Nancy. 84S-7sa0 Sanders. (213)651·5583
pioneering spint. Make ~rsonal appearances, state v1ews 1n dynamic, lux bldg, gate hM, 2 c.r or 557•7491 Uk IOI' Jiii. la• t , I j7::gp~· C.M Tues evea. OUllD/111 Stert •
dramatic fashion. Higbhght the colorful. reject the drab. You arc going tnllde Pf1tg, ctubhouM & 81 na Mature Cuhler In Lliguna I . ,.,, p·11 i 1"' · · · · ............. .
be •t l t.. ·al" moment Lc-o plays kfu role pool. 1 yr ,.._ S800. Rmmte to Shr 2 b< apt. ltatalt Restaurant w/Olsco. Hiiis area. Pttlme. to S5 ·• to at n ~ aoc a ·spec1 · . · . 650-1336 ot 64~2702 C.M. N/smkr. Poot, Jae. ocean view llquor lie hr for right peraon ·•
PISC (Feb. 19-March 20): Follow through on int impressions VERSAILLES 1 br S2751mo. Mike 631-2737 1 ':t ft, r rgnt 0 i,49 lnclu Lt klicn long lee 855-6611 : PlllT TllE : -someoneis.wor~ing.in yol!r~halfalthougbyoumightnotl1ca~e mirrored ~-retrtg'. Rmmte wanted, MtF. ~ ,;~~w~iu:rcM Laguna ~S175.ooo· Wltu ·
of tt. Scenano highlights intngue,. secrets, romance, clandestJ_ne "50. Sandy 687-7252 non-amkr to lhr 3 Br . Ownf/Bkr 494-11 ~ PIT Speclatty drug stote i
meetings. Family member confides dilemma and you help resolve it. yr11u ,.... on the canal 3 horne. Mstr er. Ba, gar. 2000$0& ~600 ~ tt. Nortga~tt 11 seeking • mature :
"1 lndrv, H.B. 846-1244, . sq . . / / I I k t A .. ,, ••••• Ual A ...... u-• Br. 2 BL $1300/mo. New 8..o.'8188 Agent 541·5032 T •• I 4021 cashier sa es c er 0 . r-r • I!! « 91• crpta, 2 frpk:'a, no petl, --work oo a permanent PfT :
-,.--_,-.--"-""' -4'-ft~ ..... Cnta .... 2724 enclld gar. 675-6eoe Fem rmmt lhr lg 4bd hN ClMOO: 600s/11 ln2cllt odtflce ••• um11 bHtl. 30 hrs wtc . .
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1br E.alde w/yd/gar pet1 "ti!e 36ra~r~~:· ~-::~ H ltatate 21 G~ll ·650-16731 Ss0-2617 $300trno. call 759"8006 s~ia1Tt1'°~n 1~t ~nd 1610 San Miguel Dr, NB
Deliver Daily Pilot by auto in
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weekends A.M. F.arn about
$400 per mo. Call Mr. Barrow
ok 111 .A Cecil Pl. E, of beams, s 1050 ;,,o .• no own · Rmte wanted. BMch Rd Aaataact atatl 3002 TO's Since 1949 CHILO CARE atter IChool •
22nd/Npt Bl. (Now) &535 pet1, gardner. wale< turn. No pets, MW car t, on .. nd. 1425+'1\ utll. Robt Sattler NH/CM for 6 & 7 yr old. nve In or , .......... . 730--0566 or 675-3875 54s.3627 4.9pm & wknds 2 Br. 2 BL Apt nur pool,~utet. nr S.C. H Caplatrano Beach. Resp. FREE-ALL AGESI RE Broke!' B<S Realtors oot C M Sparnatl apeak· 1-::":T::~:='!:O:::::-:~~;;;_..:... ______ ....:._
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I Br, patto, pool. gu pd, Nlee 2 Br. 2 Ba. Avail ep-Talbert & Beech, frptc:. tal, s ,50 mo. 4~923 neat. 831-9401 dya, r;;.A~o~rl~S~A~~~-642-2171 S45-061.1 mg.OM: 645-7272 Mane
avall 3/1. MOO/mo. Refs prox. Feb 11t. $495/mo. ~=: ~· o:i~ L1t1 Au Hii 4~538 ev. Ron 213-465-4491 WIDOW HAS SSS lot TD• Child care. matu,.. FIT.
req·d No pets. 141 No pet•. 760-1418 ()( pet•ple .... 157&+~ 1BR,compl.rmratea. WE LOOK FOR YOUI SPIRITUAL READINGS $10.000 up, No credit dya.Mon-Frl&PIT,dya&
Flower. 645-8161 642-7526 eves Of' wknds. dep. Agenl, no tee Tennla, pool, cMmouM. Houae/Roommatea ctieck, no penalty Call eve. Incl Sat East. CM. U-TOTE-I -MARKETS
IOW 1111116 663-0755 •• ..cur1ty, evall lmmed. Unllmlted 632-4134 Advic:.lnallmatters Love. DenlaonAseoc: 673-7311 Own Trans 850-91~. 2 Br, 1'1\ ba 323 E 18th OLIVE TREE-APTS marriage & bu1lne11 ,,,,,.,.,, & .,,,.5077 St. TwnhN, frpk:. pello. 2 Br 11~ Ba twnh1 1ty1e 2 Br. 2 ba , oov P•tlo, n~ S500 mo. 831-5019 F to lhr x1ra lrg 2 b<. 2 b1 Also coonsellng 1815 ltlJ aat• SI _83_1_-o.c_ .. v __ ~____ 1 ,, ~ 1~1For pos.tlons on all
gar. USO apt1, crpt1 drp• dahWWlr dee. 19861 Claremorft, nr ..... Pool. ap41. lndry fee. Nice so e1 Camino Real. San ••--nm llOITllL lllYlll q~ levels. Salary com
Siert• Mgmt 841·1324 updated kltch. Ca1 ok. Mervln'L 536-8030 area. No ~11. lmmecl. Clem uc·d 492-729& ---11.,.... -. • ._... '--/ mensurate with ex From $605 548-7367 CM In 3 Bt. 2 be home avall. 1131. S28 1 .. ut111 . .,---__,....,,,,-~--=~ .,,_ ...-sm -....--::-__ ien U t S7 h F 2~~tu1re b~lt~9;,e~fs';:: $550-$750. 2 & 3 Bt Apt1. nr OCC. ah pr~. Days 844-9111; Aft 3, &Mt Ftui 3 Coat a MHa Chrlatlan CHEERS RESTAURANT I ~~~. a.ppptoy at r or H Tll llwn encild garegee, wuher.i' 1250/mo. 649-3874 432-9280. c p A nrm ts Meklng a Entertaln"*1t and dMIC· """
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Ovlet 2Br 2be, ctOM to ~~dy-~pe't._h k • u P/. Employed. fem, n-amkr, Yng c-..i _, .... , .,.~able per-aon tor the audit 11att lf'IO We need c:odltall '• 1 U-'TOTE-M-Market on
•TOWNHOUSE 2 BR b .. Ch w/patlo. ctlat\.. ,_ ., ..,.. kl chert prtv w beth CoM.... .. ... """" FOUND •os 1-2 Y911fl publlC account-Mtwn W• tfsln Stu-,.., Redhill & Nlsson '" Tuslln n+ ba, gar. patio 1545 '#Uher, dining rm. trptc, 2323 Delaw.,. N 'Ht• $205/mo 842-& 1-48 C ... "2 .. .,..3w7//tem720 131~ " Ing 9Udlt experi.nce ,.. dents OK Fun, pit. 8-c:tl ,....__~, at 14090 Aedhlll on Tues-
646-9064 640-6446 encl gar & car S'laH, no 2420 Whll..and• · mo .,.. ....., • ..., quired Salary oPen. Call & w.,.,.,., Call b9f noon day from 12.1 m
, Skle ~· 1825/mo. Coral Tree NftpOt1 a..cn RMl1y Nice, 1 blk to OOMn, reep ltatala 14 ., ARE fR£E Mr. Tracy, 754-1(>40. _752:6955, 847·99&8 pm FOi llAIK I r;,.. ,..11 • 3 bd, 1 ~ ba, W. Apt1 2183 Padfle CM Deya &42-1803 male oomp tum reff10 · llJVH rv WM.L
Brandnew,crpt1,drp1.& ~530Mgr Jett' . . EV919fJ0..4e14 TV.WM1<1y636-l518 . 16f1 Wesidff# or. NB, c I Count er help, P I T n14) 73l·HlStr5l7-4140 bit-Ina. Enc:I patio. chlld'n . . • S1 30 IQ ft a : ... AODHn 11AM-3PM. Gaty'I o.i
OK. No Peta 1&75/mo Pvt 1 Br, trptc, pool, pello, CIOM to beeCt\ 2 Bt 1 Ba. Room Shere beth. 1225 Aoen1 541-5032 j7ii5i2i·540iii1 iiiiiiiii~liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiE~O~Eiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 845-6'48 garaQe. No peta. 399 W. ec>ta. drapee, DIW. USO. Woman 30 & older. fMw. 142-1111 mHlm
Bay. 1515 e&o-8357 ~7 port BMct'l 84~2590 •1260/up. crpta/::~~ The 0rwnge Coaa1 Delly ...__... .. .._ 1450/mo 2 Br 1 Ba. lower · · ale, rwtm. 17301 Ptlot "8S an uoe41ent op. ,_._..,._..
apt, 010.. to 11orH. exoei. c1Wn11re 1 br, ancc. Nll IU llTIL d. H B. 842~834 po11unl1y few • oww -S -E N GREAT TRIPS •ND PRIZESI tmmed occupancy gar. No pett. Refrlg. -.C. 115.50/wk. & up Color TV. Found: Orey&Wtilte long Of'lented MaJOr Account KID . AR " . 2288 M-i>~ St. range. $-410. 842-5184 Ptlonee 1n room. * M dJx eultea. AC ';'ts heir c•t wired collar Exeoutiv. with 1 prown
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MESA PINES 2$80 Harl• 8 • r111c1tn llMWPlftt 8o Lag nr bMdl new tum Found ma ldufl blk. wf\t p O Box 1seo
BACHE LOA 1425 mo. unLIUii I 2 Br bwn • Dtsllwnlltf1 ueo' with "' without kJt. tv. AnractN9 ~ .,... c:Met. PooOi. ml)., Vic Coet• Mea. 9H2f
PRV ptitlo, pool, epa • rv ed Pat pvt • Jot .... acfl & Sflopt POOi. •. hr bl. empt. new protHSl°'1al oft'loe H8. Newland/Atl•n•• EOE
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$876/mo alt uUla pd 413-3490 !:...':·~~ 9\:1~~ Found M Oofden A.-Aocounting ms 2bf. poet, a~ 7eo..eae.2 \.IPC* b-* bey, ~r °"'°"' tlOe.. t11eVW. red collar, vie. lllTIPITllU IUll =. "g4~3~~~;~ WllTl9I IU-bn SN fam rm, kH & ~.IMltor'91 pe 11th St. N8 673-9230 The Jolly "°P· Inc.
2 Bt. 1 ba. new pelnt • )Wd 1250/MO. ea-2112 -..,.~1003 FOUND PET "-bblt, dn an openinQ tor an
U11 a..,, 21R 2b• drepee. SSH AV90 now YILUll grey'-"4te vtc a... & der1c Accounting & 1 E'llCN w/pteo-L.ower M2· ;700 Ht1W 1 & 2 ldrm IWtury BwltlM priv•te oftlce C.-natlon C4M t7~ 119 key ~ required
unit In~ No peta tP'-In 14 ~ t ldrm ... tab It w/batcony. bay vtew, Reetaure.nt 9COOU11tlng Cell 148-142& ...... ft.Liii from S675. I 8drm from .... __ ..aa ........ Of rent. Cell FOUND P\,LPPY FEMA """~ ben-
9625/rno 2 8'. 1,. Ba. 1 Bt 9Ptl •vd. pool. epa. '870 TOlll'Moutil from •-L .... 114"20-110& GEAM:;_ '™X In eflta & "'°"'lnO COftO.. -~.,.· lndty rm, nQ Vt, patlo/bel. No pett 1 $7S5 + poote, tenni.. ''The OliglMI" ~UOofUmofftc'M. Hunt. · ltlON ~In'*°" at: ~~. • i.•.aso&.u11 wal8f1alla. pondt. o 111a:1111m1111 .._a ..... ,'°, l'IP "OWftd erMll -··-· vto the ~ Rooef'. •. ... ..... MZ· 1111 T8L MDm' 754-®ll 1 "" '*"-"°"' &en DllOO ~ 8d'I 141-1119 ·~ en-3313 ~ & Gwftelcf. HB. 17042 OlilMte Av .• 1Mne. ,.., ~ 842·1603 t.wy drtv. NOt1h on Ml-4713 •ft IPM CA (1 14~1. ,,pl popt prvt patio heel\ to Mcfedden Md 2 8" ~t '° 9tlr 22.50 roA R!NT: '""' O~ ~,......_, ~" dllhW9hc ¥11 a Ir OC'I W.. .-~ to , Poolelde, preHnM. al ~ ~ ~ $tOOmo *'t ' •• mortit N' Or N IL mull •• .......,.
t.ttldeMIOH7·2 .. , lrT.. IHI 8Hwlnd Vlll•g•. ""9ntt ... 432•8UI iocAv11112-u&1-3900 .noettmt~~.Neiwpor1 hew:::c:-:"''lO-'ftal.
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Jon ~ tnen'O'. •1. '°".... $75M, 848·4019....... Miki blfor9 I gr9duat1 '12 A&Ol'd, lepd, am/Im And L9MlnQ b nft ... pooc:Mnl, travel, 1rrano--lrom aitbOml ~" Loolt}ng to RENT a Motor lllflO, exit oond. 16100. 1871 l IMdl 81vd, ;ill :"~·men\ Rete.catlan..,.,td Fr.noflPtov~.hul~! ln1tructor: ''ALL · I Hom9f0r.Juty&Augult 873·8911,851·2231 Hu"'il4°"""°" #31 1 842•4300, 24 hrs Chait, wl'll I gold. ........ THE~•." Plea .. contact nm or II'? "' ~ '' French Prov huteh top I "" T t 85(>.7013 I a (T 14) 2-2000 We're ~n1ni • N.W LOOk t lVN. evall. Mon -Fri dvs, chr, S3S. 2 'nlte 1tllndt, Worklng1s1or9 Unit om 1 · tall
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llfl 8D&)9111e lor IUOOeSI. can have ue for 110 ae. !lme S37-70&e br.,,d n.w .. Stlll In bok. wheel. Call now, toll''"·
Application• wm be IC· 641·8e851l,.llPM Moving _ muat ••II 2 l 55o. Rtl•ll• S850 · 1·8Q0-3~982 for tree •t1r•llllA'I
oeptecl 10am-5pm, Mon.-tBeker) Club ctlr1 l50e•.1o;P;;lea,..;"c;o'"o.;' ... ,..'~·;;;',..:;p;o,;; I ,i,"~'oc;;"":c;:"~'";::;"~SAC,;;;V~E~l-;;;~J SOUTH Fri., Jen. 30-Feb. 3 end Ador1ble Shih· Tz.u pup. a· eola 1250, On az eole 1 De•k·tredenze.flreprool Prtvele party wants to buy
Feb. II, for experienced: fJln. MIF 1 wt<i, AKC bed 1300 • lk new n1e ceb.(Steelcue) xlnl 1raV9! trlr, reMty to buy COU"TY
blk/wtille 1250 obo. L•I! 78&-5135 cond. $400Obo1173-7550 ho•o ~-~". 213-&cw.-2810 II •COOKS 1han thopa or? 5•&-1200. ....,, lllZI
•HOST1HOSTESSES single While canopy bed Pi1•t1~0f11•1 1221 A•loa Wut" 9020 •DISHl"USSERS AUSTR. SHEP. reg. blllCk with matching nlgh1 I :~~ ... ~-""'~-~,,,.-,,~~" n "W( WIJ. llt •WAITER/WAITRESSES lrl pups, guer. ne&1thy. •l•nd and: mirrored lOWR ,Organ 1983. H1GHEST CASA 1MbEb. •
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'82 Pkk·UP LX, bed·ll'*· dleMI, 13K ml., 15600.
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•BARTENDERS/ S99 &S150. 752·7150 dreaier. 1150/0BO. Cherk 'Y~•"°"<offlln1:!'8:66oo81!o3 toryourv.n+cie,OOmnllc lllllllllL.I
COCKTAILS Germ Shep, AKC. all 957-81155 IP 1,""" r. -or lorelgn. 551-11285 VolumeSelet,Servtce 5 IP<!. grey w/bleck Int ..
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cenent company,t>eoellts Gotden Retriever tem. nttutnd $-t50 631-8599 'lr~-,t~la-11~coo.-r,-.. ,2~3n0 L van (11 •) 1•2·2000 112,500 FIRM 850-3339
& •d¥eocement oppor-pup. AKC. lovM kk:la, all Ctrtal 41l ll1r . 1122 SO:SO C•ntlnnlal ¥560 . Ill TlllOll I 1121 vw BUS 1974. LOOkl a .,_+-+--i-+-i I tunl1y sho11.S300, 786-3223 Wlnchetter 30•08 & J11~ runa great. AM/FM CUI.
Come by & talk wtth UI -l ib pups, bill:, AKC, tl'IOll, •ESTATE W.E• ICoptl $300. Remk\Qton '72U . R:d. xll'lt cona.. Elttru. Mutt ... , 11995 . -+-t--;-+-11 p+eese no phona cilia ch blooaUne. I 125 MCh. amm & scope t3oo. looks Ilk• ·a... $4900. Ew ph 553-10911
Ed 552-742 1 EVERYTHING mu11 be 558-0998 7ll0-0705_dey1780-8866 Vein 1175 T"E 'OLLY ROIEA CIADBA sold by order or ••tale'----~-=~-nt: 1132 '-;;+-f--i--t-t--111 " " Pit Butl pupa, UK ••-ul<><I II you have lr••1wl1•P1tlT111ile •--.1aa-11 '78 GL26'. oun<oof, oil "' 22873 Lake Foreat Drive ~·&F --·• 8 wko -...,
reg,,.., · .. ""'""""· tieeo looking lor-betgak\I Standard atI•. Xlnt. wll/X. 173 dhG Conv, WKY CfLO".' xtra. &'9< rN, tHu.,-auto • 1 ~111111~E~l ~T0<=•~C~A~111111~1.;°'"m;t2~oo~·;.""i;:'i .. ~' .. u'90;;:·1 lhl• •••• I• for you. '400. 673-8986 WE m many e•tr11. 15900 obo. trans. '4850. •&7-1660
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ROOFERS PUP, 150. l•0-05fl1 SAM to 5PM both dey1. ICOpe$300. 1i03Sprlng· COME IN OR CALL FOA 542-0367 lo ml, $7950. 1142-7251 rep~~~ t~~=~•ble S HEL Tie F PUPPY: 8 mot Loceilon: 1717 Beyadere lleld 30~ custom 1350. FIEE APPUll&l M sj 1141 I" •old P•·--·. lheke, old. 1150. 673-7615 Terrace, CdM (In lrvlne Bot~-cond 544-1807 cormler-Oelllkl I I A.ates, De.n&M
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HUNTINGTON BEA.CH Mtrct4n lta1 lltS 33M ml, l7oo0, 673-2408 SALESPERSON Yorkle, M, 9 wk1, AKC, 41b Jntlrt . 1214 RCX 13·' Portable T.V. 1•1 1111i ••1 JIJ 1 l ~~~lll'l~-:::;:-~~llll~Tl~:::;.,,.:;,:.:..:o~.:-O=• I th ••50 ... 8559 -$120 • • -• '70 280Sl .......... AM/FM, '81 ., ... _ ... --·-.... ~!ME 1 f!lif -"" O AQUAMARINES -totall· Hardly used. , call ......-1,.," """" ......,.., 20 559 7414 · -'"'•-rffl eu10 tr1n1, good oond. juatS3950. 17S.78e7 Ei.:perl Hallmark Htrltl SS Ing 11.29 eta, Only 11000 11ve1 • ws "-' 114,000. 845-5119
card• & office tu pp I let FLASHY XOAX GELDING for all. 1150-11688 SONY 72'' mdl KP· 7220, OLW 1111 DUI '113 8uld( Riviere con....,,.
•Ohr wk Incl. some nights 16 hencta. ~Int thow or Jbc~Jatry 121& color pro)ectlonTV. t! you See RQ,\ald Dec. ·~~.~~m=·· ~ J ** Limited Edmon•• & wkndt . 962-6910 plee11,1re S3000IObo _ like your P'Cture large Fully equipped. Ser. 2000. e5o 2209 · Bead btu1 mKh, Ulg & without the need 01 a 19850. 780--9278 E.t .R 520 sound eyatem. llLEI -arc welders, 2 com-theater, .thlt 11 1ne TV lor "'7"7~2"80'"°S'E-. -,,,,=.,.,::::-.. ~,..,.,;;;;;~eel;:; I Leu lhan 12,000 ml. -.o+-t--;--j I Preclou1 meta la. High Qtr hr1, 6yr1, 111 Ma, •how preuert, tbl sew, bend you. A.Piing price $1800. condition. S14 ,500. While wired leather lntr.
comm & drew. No exp. queilly. S-4000 ot>O. Eve• Nw, }olnter, bell dltc D•Yt 714 776-5700 •Kt 642-2255. 546-15~ Asking S20K. Dey1 nee 250· 1900. Mr . !>40-2647 . dyt 642-9143 under, drlH pr ... , 2 cu1 34 night• 831-7443. 7141778-5700 er -34,
Bishop olf saws, band nw with ' '91 300SD, grey/ten Int, nlghla 1131·7""3 . Stell tor rent, bact bey welder, lalhei 1211311 SONY VIDEO RECORDER 9035 extt ~31,000 ml.I~ ..... ~----~~"" SAUS P/T llKl/mo, Feed not lncL l5K40, 10rlece grinder, SL7200, 1250. ~9-2780 T11ck1 129.000. 47&-2020, Cdlllac 1309
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· I 5 AF d T I!!.... · • "' c.--k afler llpm. 642-IKl57 w/lelth. All op1lon1. Wkdyo 497-1751·, 1tt. r•!slno tor U.S. athletes. 4 or own ......,en & l)OW9r teed or mm. wllrlr. .5 hp. ~ Ing.
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I: SlOfJ bonus .,. comm. (Full 675-6181 1795, 968-11149 loaded. mega,CB, loppei '112 300$0: ell optlOm. u .70 Sedenvllle 4 dr, lull ""'~'· .... w~·~·~·~"~-~~·1 =B~·~'·~W~·~·~·="~-=5=1=00= HtlJ w..... lime, PIT mngmnt avell.) Antique buggy ... ,, orig. lli1ctll1aN•I 1211 13ff BOSTON WHALER $4500 obo M5·11739 ,_ . .$31950 or t•k• pwr, runagt .. 11111600.
Fill/TIME PAY PUTE-IP Mr Hiii 754-0IKlll. C•" detl.illnQ.. -)1.l.5-Rod-1SCa:L A~; 198l, 35 HP Evenrude. Vaat tAO ovetJMM: 780-899'2-642-3857
Wiii LE&il 1ECR i o.ay ..... ---week-~ ora-'PM---maple kneehole desk. tom atend. pumps, rocitt twlvel Mala. new verntlh 172 CHEVY VAN •• i-.· '82 300D TURBO DSL ·73 DE VILLE, 2 dr. Runs PART/TllH I ~3 ""l"iiDli:p Int typl-. So•u•O•" WUI !rain, Art 11 50 u h 1 1·-ohel• 011 -·o·· + ltah creclU I 1 -· 000 ,. ·-.. r SALES . P o . c '"' · -...... .... & bot om pa nl, summer bod ~ •l~ood -I 13. ml. Ilk• new. Fine. S1500. 546-3215 Opportunl1!e1 evellable Non/amol<er. Small Nwpl or Clraltlno background · USA 0, ....... SAO 551 3 165 $3001obo 960-8005 l . ., Ilk• ...-.. "'~250 Y """""' 124 -NB 1-17"' with !he Loa Ange!ea Bch law llrm 752-2518 helpful Full company TRAVEL ......... · -firm . No TRA1'LER.'7714) lob S350. 650-40 .......... · · ~..,. V"I '1" EJdo. Very c&aan car.
Tlmea Circulation De-beoeflts Apply: Pen-JAPANESE Wood Block 12 ipd bite•. 1200. Manual £--E 50 ..,, 'IS J80ll loed•d. ell op1Lon1 . partment 1n our door·lo-IEllCAl&SSIST, nysever. 1660 PLacerille, Nallonelty based llrm has Prinls. Pvt. co11ec11on . typewriter, $25. Gulttr 548-3256atter _..,,>-'75 Ford 1 • Ill ·
Cloor newspaper aeies FRONT 6'FFI CE Busy Co•ta Mesa. Immediate opening• tor S50-S300. 770-0395 w/cue. 1100, 650-3446 l5' Bain Whir, 55 hp.Ev1n, S2250 M2-4263 TllH UL Sl350lob0 650·9254 0 G I' E 10 sharp gats and guys. l<800 842-4402 .75 F d Et50 "'I W'hl Imm.,..., 20K Ml, Champ. •79 Cad. Ekk> co;;;e;t program GuaranteeCI Bl YN o ice •· Mustbelree'tcitravelen· Nallonal Ceah Aegl1ter, 2 Bleycle't.5spdol.~,225$e20e. ·
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minion, Hours 9AM to 645-5885 Permanent parVtlme pol-paid two ~• !raining obo. Track racing bike 19·· TV 150. 552·2155 1973. TWln. Ford, V-8, Aalitltl, Alk about tl'MI ITlOMY wel ~~==C""==o-= ~~a~.ilno~ ~:MP:bv:~ ~EllGAL ASSIST. ~:!·. M6~~~~~P';'~°s:~; program wlth return Ulp (Schwinn), orig., wood •UYI IZIOG.00 Mercrul1er1. Tandem ClltllC'I tCMS can .. ve you lhru our '77 Ceprlce C'9.alle. full
Po'onllal 10 earn S300 Ex.per. lront & back guaranteed. For Inter-rims. $700. 969-2760 lhl 8Jlle trailer. 18995. purctlue I l9ue plans. P'Wf, xlle clean) A 1 cond • • 10 ·30am to apprOll. view: Mr . Mclean at • &Oil MeglcislendMember P ,720-1101 'llS1a4o'·•orlartl JlllUllMS $3.100/0BO.S..11·11123 Ptua....,.week Foran in-Non·smoker Salary 5:30pm, No experience 0 5 A,,llllCll $1195 Mr Rav7312434 •-
tervi;;: cell· hours open 540-4'376 · necessarv. Apply. Pen-220•0 lOO lrom 1 -· · · ' • '79 81yJ!ner 20' new 52.000 Of'lg. ml, QfH1 Cll, llPllTI ·16 CdV, Good cond.
(7 14)957-2361. Ext 1204 n1Uv8f', 1660 Piaoent••. Mon -Thurs. 1 cu ft refrigerator, clean BASEBALL CAROS. I BUY tindem tr i ller. greel rmJll aeli. 1900. 645-&oe2 1301 Quall Street 15600. 1141-477' Iv rNg.
110TMER'S NELP£R CosiaMesa Parentswetcome s150 548-5360 pre-1979 conectlont & cond !or flah a akl. NEWPORTBEACH..., 'E.ERIL OFFICE Specie! pe1son needed lo' •I Interview $ slngles Frank 1131,0498 SSllOOIOBO. 6'2·•014 A.II. H,, l•••r1tll t•• t•OO c F II I RIDAY START wo•1 TODAY 2 Relrig'a $45 & 150 •••• Englr>eerlng firm in Nwpl hrlstlan em Y win PERSON f " (1f109ttree)646-3888 C1oae1 tlld!ng doort, C•lll 28 FIG, FIB. :3:' ~·•· Alfa le•H 910! !~=~~===== Bch needs versatifil per-handicapped child E•· .,;;;;;;;;;--------1..c""=:.:•~::;c;:;o= ~1 II I I LllHY lll&ll .on 10 do typmg, tmng. perience pre!. will 1ra1n TRAVEL USA Secretary Apt Mze HotpolnlrelrlQM-80•96. S35 rplc logs. Sec l165K 760· 7 or Spider convert., late t76 •
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18K ml, loeded. mini.
$111,000. 675-0105
e"'p helpful 975-0040 ac11v1t1es & lherapy pro-TNT Chemical Corp Highly organized, per-1 BASEBALL CARDS fl, I TOP SSS PAID a1or,xln11lr•.Seetoap-~==---~-gram w/cnUd -11sekpng doing publtc 1eletlon1. sonable lndtvtduel wUh Kenmore W!• g dryt', ex 1 bOl.Hjjht & IK>ld. 1826 New· 16· custom Nhboet. A•lli 9107 preclele. Pvt Party . GUYS & GAi S Hr's 7am-3 30pm Mon-personnel & gene< el of-leadership pot9flt leJ Cle-cond. SlOO ee S<IA-6'88· port Blvd 650·21165 prlmo cond, 639-8295. 181 Audi 4000. XU1FM For Pampered S2475 obO 71•flt33·1323 ~ Fr• Must be reapor'lalble !Ice work wlun1que new sired Position otltl<'• op-Maytag rebull1 weaher. King az water bed Ukenew, Sacrifice, $700. Firm. w/c1t. 111treo. E•cellent IEllOEIEI IEIZ TRAVEL USA & dependable Salary business 'fou mus! be portunUy tor advance-S 175. 546-0521 xtree 1375 obo 545•0022 18, p Cal p_218, wl!reller, condition, well main-Toci M«oedn Prk*IPeld
commen1ura1e w1e11per o~er 18 , single, well men1. Prollclency In of-REFRIGERATOR REPA IR reedy 10 ~o. OMper•l•I telned. 5 1pd., dirk blue, lollP~r/~ Cali lhe CanlielCI'• btwn groomed end avall. now !lee sknlt required: typ-$ lenolChlne HarvMIP•1-AI C. 1151-9108 or ... TNT Chemloei Corp has
immediate openings tor
HVtl<'el 1h81'ps gal• &
guya free 10 travel entire
NAB~S
CADILLAC <· , , .~ log,l•ll-.0<lgloell"",.""· Locelhome e1Um•le 27 ' $2500.64 -7251 DIAL2131714 ME DES Bam-lOem or 3pm-.,,...m !or coest to coes ra....... ··v ... ......., L . Rel 1 780-7275 tern,Mtlor 12.$500.An-875-70311.
at 675-8729 w/dis!rlbulor sales or-reapondence and cortl-erry s r g tlque crvatel, 39 pieces, CLASSIC CUTIER 27ft. all HOUSE OF IMPORTS, Inc
U.S. wlunique young •OW HIRllC
butlnesa group. You-IOO'aOf' POSITIONS
must be 18 or over. we otf111
sing Ill, well groomed and * P111soneh1.ed 1nlerv+llW1i
able to ttart NOW Above •Fas\ placemen!
' 1verege earnings, a her 2 * N-joba hourly
wkl eKpenses guar1n-JOB GUIDE AGENCY
leed !reining program 502S StateConege
Tran s port al ion Anahecm 999·0202
lurnlahecl re1 urn guaran--teed. Cali Sue Hornnes. Now hiring Rental & Sales
2131597-440 1 lor •P· People Balboa 11lend
pointmen1, tor p&rsonel Realty 673-8700
lntervlt1W 11 AM -4PM NurSlng
Thura·f'rl onty. IURSES'S AIDES
IAIR IESIC•ERS cer1111ee1 or e•per1enced
Leaae your own space. FT /PT ClaysleYen1ngs
Ocean vi-Jerry Luty's ConY&lescenl hospnal,
Hair De11gn. Oe11gn Newport Be&ch E,cel·
P1a.za NB 76-0-6098 ien! benel1!s 642 8044
SE S Ope1a1 01 an1we11ng :i6f ·
KAIRDRES R v•ce 11PM-7AM Ma1ure w/lollowing for Joyce·s person E~p preleffed
Balboa Beau1y Salon 540. 1777 I 646-1675
IORTICULTURE
lnt1trlor plant care Gresi
lob & t>enefll1. Exp & car
nee. FIT 5A0·5A40
•.. IOISEIEEPHS-j-
Emptyr P•Yt Feee Alwayt LIVE IN BEAC~ AREA
•Cook. Olher 1111me help
....... .lo S250 week
• 2 chHdren Wknds lree
NO drive toS200wk
MANY OTHER JOBS
All FREE· ALL AREAS
P1rt/Tim1 Perm.
MDRllMGS
lFTHIOOMS
Newporl Beach Marketing
firm has Mtvera l openings
101 responsible snd in· Clus1r1ous people ,.. good
speaking voice a MUST1
A g1e11 way IO •11C1ease
your budge\ dollar! We
pay !or ~our !1a1n1ng For
1ni.erv1ew1appt call Lone
81 545-5776
gen1zatlon Cell Sue puttlf knowledr.:. Salary REFRIGERATOR:2DOOA $600.650-2375 mehogany1ntlque,men~ IMW tllZ Ill ii.fl
Hornnes 213/597-4401 torellectexperence.An -1100 897-0772 M 1 1 1 d Cll. rter xtra1. In D.P. 1300 '742662,alr.XM/Fb ,snrl,
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LAROEST SELECTION
of late model, low mUMge
Cedlllacs In SOU!h«n
Caltlornlal S.. ue !Oc:l•y! • Thur1-F r1 only MUSEUM OF A.AT Kenmore HO , $200 . mkl value. 714-777-1170 Hoti'e 14 wltreller $800. paint. $.4295. &73-611'70 14500. 662·7473
PRE.'.'NATALIPoat Partun 494·6531 545-40l5 eft1tr!Jpm.. Magicla!endGoldCerCI Lvemt0 951•3032 '7" 2002. rblt eng. nu P11~I ilSS 64D· 1810
Fit ne SS In 11 r uct or Secre1arv Frff II,.. 6022 S1200Jobo. 6"6-890• HOBIE 16 w/traller, men~ lr.an1, run• great, nu '71 san m . Whiil e...... 28gg~~~E~irs·
-pltime. Ace<Jemlc be.ck· EXEC SEC"ETl"Y Pood! S extras, wrn teach lo ull. paint, tnrf, 15000/obo. book 12500. 1173-4724 , " " 2 yr old ma Toy e, Radio controlled enta ll500 840-929<t Ive mtg 645-9336 L tlSl Clanr1itt 1313 g1ound & ellper In re-tor job ahere. 2 days/wk. choc. 5 mo old wht le Barbera One Design 300 · PtrlC'at
ieUtd lllllds req. 1131-11740 T 54• 728' I v I 1~ oo 14 J u "" '77 BMW 3201. ll. blue, 178 MONZA HATCHBACK. SH & WP e1tp. helpful. Wire Hair er. ..-aeries Rae ng echt, u ,, LI . w tre er, or...,. SJ R, AM I FM Clll. 1614 Targa Carrera. Full; Sl500 obo.
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Can you
Spare 3 hrs nlgl'lt!y'I
Are )'OU
Well groomed,
<lependable
and sell mo1tv1ted?
D0¥0U
En1oy working with kid1?
11 ¥00 can an•-YES
Phone 6"6-7021
2' 30·6pm Mon. lhru Fu
Penny 759.9531 ABANOONEO lem puppy assembled. Over ell aa111: cutlom cover, Ve<Y ot-eo New ll•H l\flW ln-equipped . Al new. . lef'lghth 70 ", Or1tt 13", ...........i cond. 11500. ... . ' '=~~~-Cl~~~.~.,, SEClnUY 9 mo. Gttfman mix. In beam 13".redloconlrol 642.Q612orll75-0373 terlor. 875·7039 or 7 14 -675 ·7101 or '77 Ceprloe u&k:, '"
Part/lime. Typing, phones. Hun!. Beach. 968-3046 system and yacht. Aikll)Q , S 000 851-9106. 7tA-&34-4373 pwr. xii• Clean, At cond.
Boe I Ing experienc e F blk Lab mix, hMJbroken , S 5 00. C a I I d ay1 1" L•:er· white 126c, . LARGE SELECTION OF '761114 2.0: bl.ck on Ian, $3lOOIOBO. 848"8123
prel·erred. Npt Bch, 6 moa, lho11, lovea kid&. 7141778-5700 ~ext ~34, Lido 1 ~r~~&l · NEW s USED BMW'SI ,_engine. 15500/obo. '82 Cavalier Wgn, e:xtt lam
645-2700 1173-..013.1175-5005 1.::"~'·~":"::'::':'~·,~·~·~';;;;::::;;:liiiilul4i0li ....... fi'fi I ~4-3974, 843-1018 car, loaded, TOP, 17500.
-SECRnAllY llCEPT. :...: -.. ,, •• 14.•if. 7011 Liii IUOI llW ·81 924 TURBO, whit• w/ 1150-7240 Of •32-9t26
Small growing Electron!c eo.1 trlr 479 Venton 18' VOLUME SALES blk lnll11lnt cond. 30K SEE us FlllTI
Co need• PIT office IUP· $650. 18' HotM wlaall SERlllCE& LEASING ml., S15,900. 540·1R69 Wo "'" 0 ~--·-ion G bo •·-Bob 731 6822 38,70 N. Cherry Ave. _..... -., pOr1 10·2, Mon-Fri. en. It........... . -LONG BEACH laH.11 9117 ol NEW & uMCI CheY·
ofl1ce i&llperien~_e. I •g· HONDA 7.5 MOTOR (No. Cherrye•ll·405) 179 SUBARU'. Auno =. roletti See ua tOdeyl gresllve. consc ... n1 ou1. Hardi)' used. l4001ob0 0 ~ Cali Berta 631 -73011 646_4650 lT14)111-111 , em/Im ce11. Mu1t eell.
-fr•de-lnl Wek;ome $2100/obo. 846-71139
PROOFRUIER STUDENT needed lor PIT lllS~ll!pt~l~Dtc~k~lm~f~0~2~2'l _ _:o~P~E~N~S~EViEiN~D~A~Y~S-l.t:~b;,;;;;;~~JI Partlllme, Thur• & Set position, 2 houri dally. 5 D 1 ME s _ T~tfl 1111
E•perl80G8d Appty: Pen· daya a week. gener•I Side tie, 25 to 27 H, ekle, BMW '84 318i' 17f&llCfl Qfibd. ! ;pa, nysaver. 1660 Placentia malntelnence. Con1act water, marine held• I arr cond, rrutg•. im/lm
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I) mo. 548-1508 bel 8PM Cassell• Tape, Air, PIS. grMt. $3400. 4l"-82Ti i.c .. ~==1.~.----.~3~. "IS" REAL ESTATE AIT TUCIEll (Prt-1••1• A 35 Ft. SLIP tor Power (Ser #11273/104). 3 yr/
E•perlenGed &Qll'li dealr~ Prlvtte IChool, H.B. •ree. Boal. 21 Balboa Co\lea. 36 000 ml teetory war-'112 CELICA: 5 $pd, •Ir, Im '7 doba, ale, ps, pb,
tng cnermlng CdM 10-Hour• 8-12. 536-35811 '300/mo. 673•1464 reOt.,.. ater.o, gre11 condltlOn. pw. Jual Mf\lk>td. Make
-ce11on With well &el&b-TEEUIE ce1m11 $222 S7000. *-71141 afl. 8pm olt.-. Paul: 751-2770 ~~h~1~~~n 11i'n~e:.ie: Help needed. Apply s11 & LINE ~·P~Pt,:11· = ~i~: V1llCn11t• 11 _73 ftr• 1311 Sun 10·30·noon et The .... n 1304 "
546-1200
HHLIHICY 2127 N Mein. S.A
541-3323
plua privtle ottiGe and Plpetlne. 2QfO w. ec.en ...,.,,. .97 per montll + 1111. Ith :111 Station Wegon, good
aec1e1ary 1175·23 11 Daya F N.......-pi., Side tie 27·30', nr Berllde month elo..O end le.... omm---· 1ran1p. "400. 042·33'38 8 Ev /Wkndt 675-3311 ronl, 91 ... ~.,.....' ' 36 C d U VllW-
Dr, NB. DY9 720-1. OAC. •P ,. UC on Volk, ... '73~,elMn.newcarbl
HOUSEt(.EE PER 1 day • Tlred ol s!111ng around with S0'",,'." NOewr~n1f,e ~~:· 17.50 to 1t•r1 Need ear. Wanltd space 1tor11Qe IOI' OU r 8 0 tt200. 989·11•2
Parl/\~::~::::1 ~(:~re. nt 111ED~OPii1111 WANT ADS .::;e-41811
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week. engUah spee~ing nothing to do? 0o you ,,..111 •rain 493_409;J· 11110 Mu11 b• 18 +, U.S. 32' .allboal urfdW con~ BMW fet"E:dfngerf ,79 AESTA" apd,
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HooM4'.eeoer a care ror us 1 Jlng1e al 5•0·0301 !Call 7 dayt 1 week)· 964-2890(3-ePMl IMPORTANT NOTICE TO Danny. 805-4 .... 1379
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week, mu11 have REF"a telephone ule1 person Aecepllon111 Femelel pre!. Model• and Wlnd1urfl'$%. t~pmnt; t'40..Nlmbor• NB Ina!. l25001make Off«. owner. 11975. 79-0l50
fi.44•8421 with tne LOS ANGELES Prea!IQIOO• ~·•tnoklng E.ICor'tt (213)8e&-1Dll4 . .._ ---~•r lt•-o ~-$50 Of -In •···do I •• • Nllo IM I''• 990-0113 . t••• TIMES Hours 9em to 2 Ntiwporl Beech law firm 1 ____ . ==,---·IP , --_,, r..,, ...,.. .., ,.. •• Llanl ....
HOUSEKEEPER pm Hourly wege • cOm· nMda 1 lull ume recep Y&Ul O(Jf famoua DIMES-A-LINES put>-12!·1175, meat 150, (formtt1yAoyC...0W) •
COMPANION Wknda !or mlnk>n loceuon 1:175 tlon+tt who h•• ltlnl dk:· PARKING AlT!NOENT lllh«I each Saturday In the Dally boom•-•'so.'D"',:.. ·.r ... ~. D·•··· lilt ·n"EVw.•sUTAFA •• L ... IA v"•''N ·• .. •,u, ...... ·.·, ••,.ooo, •. ""."".,, e1aer1y ~ ~8·3685 Sunf!ower Av .. c M. ~l 1z: llOw"pm, ~·1 S4 thovr 10 1twt. ~: Piiot. ....,. .... HHoo~u~•••~•0•0•oPo•~·~. ~"~•!•~•1'!!11!!1!1!11111!! .. lll~~lll :dv•~em!,e;<'· CO:;" ,:b~'~''°="=",,"~s='-"~'="'•:lt llmlnlOI! ee.ooo mi. · conc1'. ~c!~~c~'•eoi~•~:~::.~:~:-~ ... ~-~ ... ~ .. = ... ~v" m11ura person to helCl PAAT·TIME. Varied t1dur1 eppt 71 41759 1•77 WellrlN/watter, •kP. fOr DIMES-A-LINE «I• mu•t b4t Bml"'rec~dlrt bMl.e Mt 11900.PIPIA2.oeot u II t4000 or beet Oft .. ._
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drive. mutt epeek Eng I l ruck. Yin , 1111tton 5"5-8905 ..... Include your phone numb# or «Ja 1150. 84$-14•1 .,,,rl, wt,. ""*"· eldt .... t•n
rnu11 cook ~Ing IT!Nl wag.on) lo ualll lltW.... ·•••Ill , .. LTS MeM fn YfXl.l_Ml, h8"'9 • pr:Jce OtJ cond. NICO. 844--1008 '17 lh)Q 'tl rlbtl en0"••1; ;or!!!I.,.;;;~...,.,,,==j'i';c"
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betwMn t ;30 end 10·30 rlllrlel 111ch1a Mus1 type Po•ltlon eY11t1ble !or ..-, pt'Odu<». plwpr• or anlmM Atv• ICIOOW, I~••• Edit. 10\JI AMtvwe.y. luQ.t1toCIU,1-t14'wfic:, lmcNlo. 00. 14 llTDltfl Hlllll'I am. onty M 2o.4321 55~ eccuretel)'. non-young people: r:1Vlf' 18 yrt .,. aooepfable, "9tmul1, 4 rw old. ldr!1. 2tK mi ft.My tqUlpplld. , 15'-42.SS h!n.
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WEDNE SDAY FERA U ."<.PV 1 1Y8<l Of<AN G E '.OUN IY f ALl f Of~NIA ?'.CfNT S
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Irvine WoQ.!t get vote on ho~pital
R ~ d -lte p eference ellml t d t..aerkNancy Lacey aaid Tuesday. bytbetrvineqty Council i.'o.c.m-Road ' thinkwe'vedoneumucbuweWI." e eren um on s f na e ~ •ianature check by the county her that' paves1the way for develo~ ..... tillfcel it's an unsafe lite, .. Pty0r the sald. after third of sts,:natures found Invalid registrarofv6tenfoundonl~2,877of lllCl\l of the S~l.4 million hospital ,.;c1, llddin& that she .... no 'bthet IMC President Oavid eaker,wu ~ lho.1e wt\9 11aned tl:'e ·petlpon· .were. and i ~urround1na 320.acre medical avenue of appeal or recourse. She did eiated by the news.
· · registe~ voltf'S, whale t~e rcmamder and iCience complex in east Irvine. say the commilee may ronsider an .. It wa1n't aometbin1 I wu lookina
8y ANDREA ADELSON preference over a hospital lite failed ~ etther oo~ re11denU, ~n-~We're natural.Jy disappointed," independent check of the invalid forward t.o, .. he said ... It wu another Of._...,,......, · to qualify for the Ju.ne ballot. rcg.istered or dupl~ca~. Lacey 111d. uid former I rv1ne mayor Gaby . 1i&ftatu~; al thou~ Pryor said she obstacle that was divisive."
Opponents of the pro90aod Irvine . More lhan a ~1rd.-of: th~ 4,552 At least 3,800 vahd sagnatures were Pryor, w~ led 1he pc1itioo drive to wu "pessimistic' that a challenae Pryor k:d a'now-defunc:tcommu.n.i-
Mcdical Center were dealt what ia SIJ[laturet ~n pet1t10'Q1 1~bm1tted. by needed. ~ , . , push. the sta~-approvcd 177-bed could bear fruit. ty aroup allied with lht: dean of the
probably the final blow Tuesday 1~e Comm1noc ~or· a . Slfe ~osp1~l The . ref.erendun:i dn~ ~ failure. h~p1tal from us site near the San .. I'm sorry the people won't get to UC lrvine College· of Medicine to
when a referendum to ask voten their Site were found 1nvahd, l.rv1ne Ctty--lcavet intact a wn1ng dcc111on made Diego~ Freeway •at Sand Canyon vote 00 such an imponant inue, but I (Pleaee eee B091!1TAL/ A2)
A Costa Mesa man
suspected of killing his
wife still hasn't been ·
charged with the crime.
/A3
The legal web surround-
ng.CO..ta·Meaa.dentlst.c..:...
Dr.Tony Protopappas
has become even more
tangled.I A3.
California
Workers at McDonnell
Douglas Corp.'s Long
Beach plant have re-
jected a company con-
tract proposal.I AS
Nation
The World Wiidiife Fund
on Tuesday released Its
1984\op 1011stofen-
dangered species./ A4
World ...
A cruise ship has visited
Grenada for the first time
since the U.S.-led In-
vasion last October .IM .
Food ·
When Audrey Maratta
applies her artistic touch
·to vegetables they turn
Into flowers.IC1
Home ·
A Huntington Beach sup-
plier provides PVC plastic
piping for build-your-own
patio furnlture.181 .
Sports
Huntington Beach High
star Danny Thompson
announces he'll attend
UCLA and Fountain Val-
ley's Mike Newton picks
Stanford.101
Fountain Valley and
Estancia basketball
teams can clinch
co-championships with
victories tonlght.10 1
Entertain me nt
"Terra Nova" at the
Laguna Moulton Play-
house Is a chilling ex-
perience In more ways
than one.183
Bualneu
A new computer system
can help business owners
w.rlte their own tickets for
airline, hotel and car ren-
tal reservatlons.185
INDEX '
Bridge 84
Bulletin eOard A3
BulinMI 85-8
cauror:dNews ....
Claall 05-80
Cor!t!Co '94,
Qj'OflWO!'d -08
0..thNot-1).4
Food C1-8
Home 82
Horotcoptl 07
Ann Lander• 82
Mutual Fund• Ba
NatlonllNtwt A4
Opinion AS
Polk:• Log AS
-' Mar,. J o Reilly with memento of h er blrtbday celebration.
Teacher'sJack-nodull boy
NooneatCollcgc:Park Elementary School in Costa
Mesa missed Mary Jo Reilly's 41 st birthday Tuesday.
And the atmosphere-bolstered by binhdaycake,
birthday wish9 and a 1 l-foot-tall birthday present -
wasn'tconduave to any more serious undertaking than a
party.
It started when a papier machejack-in-the·box,
festooned with bllloons and orange and green hair popped
up outside Reilly's classroom early in the morning.
The jack, madeoutof~perapple~te liners, wire
·,,. and cardboard and waswcannggarden1nggloves. He bors
a large placard wishing"Tex" Rcilly(a nickname)a happy
birthday.
On the placard were a queen of hearts for love, a pair
of dice for luck, and an eye in a pyramid for wealth.
"The reaction of the kids has been sreat. They've just
loved it. Even the kids I don't knoy.' have been coming up
to me and wishing me a happy birthday," Reilly said,
·between bites of angel food birthday cake.
A friend of Reilly's. Beau Belle, of Costa Mesa,
constructed thejack·1n-the-box as a surprise and snuck it
over to the school before dawn Tuesday.
"He's(Bcile) very imaginative," Reilly said. "This is
the most special thing I've ever gotten asa birthday
present."
Reilly, who lives in Newport Beach, has taught special
education classes at CollegoPark for three years.
She,said she planned tor.o to her brother's house fora
birthdaydinnerTucsdayni t.
Whatwillshedowith t ejack now?
Late Tuesday, she and some helpers moved the giant
binhday present into herc;lassroom, where it will preside
over studies at least until the end of the year.
Campaign life 's a little different
if you're a third-party candidate
David Betsland is a sttp ahead of comPetition will have. He won't be
Jene Jackson.t. Walter Mondale and flanked by security guards or travel
even Ronald Keqan. with with a plane-IOld of rcporten
Slam dan·ce leads
.to theater lawsuit
By LU\EN E. KLEIN
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For the second time this year, the
Pacific Amphitheatre bu been
named in a lawsuit-this time by an
Irvine woman who broke her leg
durin, what her attorney called a
.. riot' at a· punk rock concert hut
summer. . Roaer Llahtholder, an Irvine at-
torney rcprcsentiP& Mary Ann
Spencer, 46, said he filed suit in
Oranac County Su~or Court Tues-
day, ulcing medical expenses and
SI 00,000 punitive damages from the
ownen and operators of the
amphitheater in Costa Mesa, the
cntertainen and the ticketing agency
that sold Spencer tickeu to tht Aug.
~ Oingo Boin&O and X concert.
Spencer, wbo accompanied her
· tbc coaccrt,....wu~
swepi''\IP in ~up of 40 ritualistic
.. slam~cen • during the concert,
LightholdCr said.
Toward the end of the concert, the
crowd tqan. slam dancina. Spencer
kept moVlft.I back to get out of their
way until she finally ended up pressed
against a fence, Llghtbolder said.
One youngster was thrown iftto her
during the dancing and ~a crowd
-<>lledoo topofbet.Wlleilsbttokl the
youths she thought she was hurt, they
picked her up and lOS5ed her about on
top of the crowd, finally throwing her
Red ink flows in
Reagan budget
President presses
m fll tary build-up:
$180 billion deficit
WASHINGTON (AP) -Pmi-
dent Reagan today sent Congress a
$925.5 billion budget plan for 1985
that would rein in domestic spending
for another year but press ahead wjth
a·· -military buildup. The result: a
S 180.4 billion defiClt that will occupy
much of Congress' attention.
Despite the hefty budget deficit, the
finanClal blueprint offers no major
action -either throuith sharp spend-
ing cuts or a major tax hike-to wash
away the red ink.
If the president's financial guide is
followed , there would be a dee·
ade·lon& freeze on domestic spend-
in&. after ad/. ustment for inflation.
Neverthc css. the dcficir would
impose huge burdens. The budget
projects that taxpayers will pick up a
$164.7 "billion tab just in interest
payments On the national debt in the
upcoming fiscal year that starts on •
Oct. I. Those payments arc estimated
at $149.5 billion this year.
The deficit hit a record $1 95.4 ·
billion in the 1983 fiscal year and is
projected at S 183. f billion this year.
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Bergland hu already been noml-c and photop11pbers. ,
.JI.I.led .. bis porty'a Clodiclate for HRISTINE "We'r< -of like • moped president. runnin'1 ap.inst a Mack lru(;k," he
But this may be the only tim~ he is DECKER aaid. 'I hope .f have 1 dift"eront
HB man's drowning
mystifies his family
ahNd of the othen m the race ror t.bc anneal.. • •
Wbi H .. liBeca do • h h V t d wc'U probabl y never lc..now what te ouse. · use"' n 1 ave 11 muc le Im picture as happened," 1sn1,,a's brother. As a candidate. from a money 11 the other guya. we have io oda
n'pn-traditional party, it's goina to be act oll the free llulfwe ean. And that, normal, untroubled, Ricardo, ..Ud l y.
an uphih battle. After all, when Wu means not only tcleyision..mlio and -· lgnarra'1 body, 4:lad in ~ans. shoes
1hela11time1Libertarian1'Uelectod ac,.Jancl speaks Widi'•••tlen<t1 -per0overqe," he said. · -free Individual and n:mnantsoh red shin.apprarcd
president oft.M Uni&ed Slates? . that belies his str0na beliefl.. .. We Ibo need word of mouth.. I to have been in the ocean for more Bersllnd. a Costa Mesa-attorney, He advoca~ doina away witb. p&an to meet with smaller arouP1-of B7STEVB MARBLE than a week. authorities 11id. A
was at a Ubcrtarian Pa~dinnct at ~nil inc:omo iax. the· Dcpertmcnt ~ who are dissltisfied with tbe CM .. ...,,...._.. ~ing fisherman ditcovc.red Lht
the S.ddlc~IG IM ,in ~ Ana of F.ducation-; moet of our nude.Ii-way the country baa ~~-~!"and Relativn of.a l.iuntin&ton Be~h Y near an offshore oil platform.·
recently to ~k oft' bts ptt.p. ft' anena.I, our federal p&rb iystem • w~nt· to·•·'IOmt cl\anees:, he man whose body -was found noaona Tbc discovery brou&h1 a tl'l&icend
·was a.1harp cont.rUt to the national immlJration ratrictiont and tbt said. -. fout.mt~·6fttbe coast unday. SJid to an intrNC and emotional search
modiaeventtbatR-'ue-eloction draft. ll! short, he and most He'aaid the questioo 'people>* they arc boffied •nd troubled by hi• for !Jnam by bis friends. A Sl ,000
announcement cmt1l4 this week. . Uben.arians believe in tettlna the m05t often is wbat is a 1...ibetwi&n. dealh. mward was otrered. for any inror·
About 100 people Were.just finish· federal aovemmeat ouLof our.Hvca. His cam,man titeiiturt Mites it Frank tsnarra,124, co-owner of a mation on his wberelboUU an<1 flien ilia up their cbocol1tt sundaes u ac,.Jand, 48, wllite-hairod and . tlilt way: • • Beach Boulevard upholstery shop, ,..,. distributed tbrouahout the
BerJlandcleliverod tbespoech bewiU belpect&Clocl,looumorebbaldndly "Ubenarians bol4 that each per· wu tast...., alive Jan. I) when be · beech dty, .
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coun"1Y. 1'efe 1Nel"tft t any network pmidential eud.idlie. The dif-1elf-ownersbip ~ o~ hil/bef life, ICl'Oll town io hi s-ren1'1 home. H~ Initial ~poil}_t ~"'-~ -· _ .
tekvitlon l)ewt crews ·10 -fttord fercnc:adon"l itQP. the -~ and . boM:llly made nz---. ~-O"'thl"eiUJC Of~lh &\it that routine
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listeftecf Intently from a fronl row have lf:I the news coverqe or the tion ii to aui t us in CScfendin& Ou.r in the ianilioo. • :death.. ,
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PUNK CONCERT LEADS ·TO LAWSUIT ••••. •
Prom Al
mph1theater and the ticket qcncy
were neaJiJent 1n not wamina con·
~rtaoenabout the potential violence
lhat .. happens on a reautar ba 1s" at
punk roclc con~ns.
"Thiaian'tJust an outbreak"Ofafew """indaviduals.~ Ile said. "Everybody
sets lOto a circle and rushei. into the
center Wlth about the force of the
Raiders'and tile Redskins. Then they
pick up somebody a!td volleyball'
them around on top of the crowd."
Spencer dJd not know unyth1na
about the punk band~ performing at
the amphitheater that night and was
not aware violent behavior might
occur, Lightholder said.
"This (a punk. rock conccn) isn't
like going to a ball game. w~erc you
have to asi.umc a foul ball might rut
you. Not everybody understan
there's a nsk the crowd will not."
said. If the amphitheater had ~1gn'>
posted warning the audience that
violence mllht OQCu.r, Spencer would
not have attendtd the CQnoert, Li&ht·
holder said.
"She', more uxd to goinf lO the
Hollywood Bowl for somethina..,.ne
said. •
Liahtboldcr. who said he wa
unaware of any recent similar su1u,
siud he would use a lawsuit filed 1n the
late 1940s ~nst the fiol.l.ywood
alntecn, a n1 tclub, as prec.edent for
his cue. In I at incident, a woman
was 11\jured dunn1 some Jitterbug
dancing.
"The state own~ th1~ property."
L1ghtholder said. "I hope Lh1s su11
causes them to take nouce. This ICJnd
of thing shouldn't be happening ori
their property." '
Eugene felhna. general manaacr of
the amphitheater, said an1unes art
bound to happen at concens. "Any
ume you have a quaner of a m1lhon
pcopk (1n one season), some wall get
hurt. and '>Orne might not be a'>
ca utlou111 tbey should be."
He aald that &he facility "probably
bu one of the bes& safety records of
any publtc fQrum in Southern C.ti-
fomaa."
Norb Banos1k, general manaJtt for
the Orange County Fair Board that
oversees the fairgrounds where the
amphitcater 1s.Jocated, aaid a claim
filed on Spencer's behalf wu for ..
warded to tht Fair Board's io1uranoo
carrier last month.
"(The suit 1s) the first of the ~nd
l'vc seen here or ever in my career,"
he said.
The amphitpcater had a "relatively
clear and easy fint sca&on, outside of
the complaints from the Concerned
Citizens," Banosik added.
The Costa Mesa citizen's aroup
filed suit against the amphtthcater in
January for fa1hng to order sufficient
environmental studies before the
18,000-scat concen arena was built.
'EROSION CONTROL AD\T.ISED ••• From Al
natural sediments from the beach "
Inman explained. The walli. also
reflect wave action back 10 toward the
beach, carrying sand out to sea . he
said .
"B) building the walls seaward
>ou're not improving the beach. but
accentuating erosion," he said. "For-
get scawall!I. ( 111es tend 10 use walls to
put out the 'brush fires' when they
need to look 11 t the whok furcst."
"I suspect that your creeks at one
HOSPITAL ••• From Al
build a teaching and research hospital
on campus.
Dean Stanley van den Noort said
he was surprised the petition dnve
failed. "Th.at move didn't work. so
we'll try elsewhere.'' he said.
However. the outspoken dean de-
clined to elaborate
ume produced 30 to I 00 thousand
cubic yards of sand." he said "Now
yo ur beachec; are probably· only
gernng five to 10,000 cubic yards."
But by adding sand to tht beaches.
the wave act100 can be absorbed
naturall), protecting the beach, bluffs
and oceanfront homes. Inman ex-
plained.
"It'~ something Laauna should
ioobnto because pocket coves have
little sand migration." he said. "The
waves wall work on the sand 1f it's
there, 1f not. they work on the bluffs."
Laauna Beach offiClals 1nv1tcd
Inman to speak after members of the
cJty Design Review Board raised
concerns last fall that the city lacked
guidelines for the control of scawaJI
qonstructwn. Many seaside residents
s'ou~t pemus~ion'to build protective
devices to shore up bluffs damaged
during last year's severe stroms. Bo;h
officials and residents. howtv!r,
suspected that rf scawall construction
were left unrestncted. It could cause
irreparable damage to city beaches.
OfflCtals rcc.lently iJnpldnented a
tcmporaty ~licy that requires all
scawaU pcmuts granted by the des~
review board to be appealed to Caty
Council. In addition, plans are sub-
ject to review by a city JCOlogbt.
However, afterlistcrun& to lnman's
lecture. some city official• say they
arc prepared to heed lnman's advice.
"We ~g:':!>Z launch a 1tudy of-OUr · e-know bow to
deal with their preservation," Mayor
Bob Gentry said Wednesday. "We've
assumed the beaches will always be
there, but that's not the case. And we
thought seawalls were the answer to
the problem, but they lead to new
problems. Putting sand on the
beaches makes a lot of sense." •
Inman said the dry period Cali-
fornia has e"perienccd durina the
past 30 years gave people a false sense
of secunty, encouraginathem to build
homes closer to the ocean. Now tbe
stafc is experiencing a variable
weather pattern, or alternating years
of dry and wet spells. Baker. whose supporters si>cnt
Tuesday evening cclcbraun3 at the
County Linc restaurant m Irvine, said
plans ue progressing to affiliate the '
hospital with UCI He said he will ask DFro"'m ~TH PUZZLING.•• UCI Chancellor Daniel Aldnch by ~
letter this week to nominate Sil!. 1 cand1dat(s as prospective hospllal · Fack • 1d there is nothing 10
board mem~rs. In addition. meet-1nd1cat ul play in lyiarra's dea•h
ir:lgs are being \Chcdufed between the just as th e Is nothing to indicate that -
IMC staff and members of a UCl the young man would have taken his
affiliation committee, Baker s~11d. own life.
"Regardless of the referendum, we "I spen that whole day (Jan 15)
were moving forward." Baker said. with ham and I never noticed any-
A month ago Tuesda> the state •thing wr g," Ricardo Ignarra said of
ga\C approval toihe IMC backed b) h1"i broth r. "Unless there wa5 some-
a cadre ofc1v1( and bui.iness interests thing re ly wrong, something really
that includes Hoag Memonjll Hosp1-troubl~ him that I didn't know
tal.and the Irvine Co. A condiuon of about."
approval was a promise by IMC to He id 11 would be "out of
create a SI m1ll1on annual fund to pay charac er" for has brother to stop by
for health care for the poor. The fund the be ch "especially at 11 at night m
would accrue from a fee on tenants of the middle of wanter··
the nearby medical complex. ad-f 1ck said lgnarra has been
vanccd bv the Irvine Co. ponra~ed as "a n1tc normal gu)" h>
has fnends, co-workers and relatives.
.. He wasat into druis or alcohol
His business was doing well. There's
just no indication that there was
anythin' wronJ or unusal going on in
his life.' explained Fick.
"But apparently he also was a very
quiet 1nd1vidual who kept things to
himself." the detective added.
lgnarn was a co-owner of the
Fabnc Mill, an upholstery shop. ~
1976 gradua1e of Hu ntington Beach
High School, lgnarra lived by himself
rn an apartment and wrote shon
stones in has spare time.
A memorial service was to be held
1oda> 1n Hunungton Beach
BUDGET PROJECTS A BIC DEFICIT ••• From Al
Reagan. 1n h•~ message acoompa-
n) tng the document. took note of the
red ink. ~ying
"Only the threat of 1ndetin1tcly
prolonged high budict deficits threat·
ens the continua11on of sustained
non-inflationary growth and pro\-
pcnty. It ra1i.es the 'ipecter of sharpl>
higher interest rates. choked-off in-
vestment. renewed recession and
nsing unemployment"
He called for the deficit problem to
be "laid to re~t'· thro ugh a b1par11'ian
•'>().--------~ . .,.,
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effort to curb spending..
He alsq urged. as he has pre.v1ously,
enactment of constitutional amend-
ments th.at wduld require a balanced
budget and give the president
line-item veto authonty so he could
pare individual items from ap-
propnat1ons bills rather than accept-
ing - or re1ect1ng -the measures in
total.
In an election year. the admin1s-
1rat1on apparently decided against
adding controversial spending cuts or
taxing proposals to its financial
blueprint. especially since the like-
lihood. of Congress heeding such
suggestions -even to pare the
trouble~me deficits -1s cono;1dercd
'>hm
Overall, the bluepnnt calls for
spending $925.5 billion next year. up
from the S853.8 billion estimated for
th1c; vear A~. a n·!>u lt. government c,pcnding
would account for nearl) 24 percent
of the \3luc of nation's outpul ol
~oodsand services in 1985 atx>'C lhc
.2 4 pe~cent 1n I Q80. the year before
Reagan took office
The budget document lauds the
administration efforts to keep
domestic spending under tontrol It
said spending on domestic program.-,
would run $523 I b1lhon next ~car
virtually the same as last )car ~hen
ad1usted for inflation.
Underpinning the budget plan arc
the administration's· assumptions
that the economy will continue
expanding at a solid pace through the
end of the decade, despite the dcficiu
that pnvatc economists worry could
sink the recovery.
The pro1ect1ons also forecast that
inflation interest rates and un-
employment will decline.
W11h that rosy economic outlook,
the deficits are projected to decline to
S 152 b1lhon in 1988 and S 123.4
billion in 1989.
Overall. the budget blueprint urges
spcndmg tuts of about S9 billion an a
vanct> of non-defense programs,
about half of which would be wiped
out by frc'>h increases in other areas.
Turning to the military, the docu-
ment a~k!. < ongress to boost spending
next year by 14 5 percent. to $264.4
b1ll1on h> far the biggest increase for
an) maJor agency. After d1scount1ng
for 1nnat1on thr boost would be 9 3
ix·rcent
No maJC>r new weapons are
propo..cd But Cens of b1lhons of
dollan would go for 40 MX nuclear
missiles, almost two dozen ships and
hundred!> of planes, tanks and other
armament'> There would be a 5.S
percent pa> raise for the 2.1 m1lhon
men and women in uniform
LIBERT ARIAN PARTY ••. From Al
n&hts. T he only proper law~ arc those
wluch penalize ~uch conduct a'
murder, rape. kidnapping. robbery
and other cnmcs which violate some-
one's nght$.
Some of the 1mmcd1atc reforms
Bergland as advocat1na:
•Repeal of law5 which dascouraic
work. such as minimum wage Jaws,
•End of the expansion of the
money supply by· tht federal govern-
ment, •
•The chm1nat1on of all subs1d1cs to
industry and aancuhurc. and maJO"
reductio ns 1n military spend1n1.
•Permanent withdrawal of US.
m1htary troops from all entan&Jm&
military 1lhance1 to eliminate nsk of
new wars:
•Return and reduction of all troops
to this. country for ~k purpose of
protecuon qa1n1t 1nv1s1on·
•Eatabhshmcnt of a no.f1rwt·str1ke
nuclear policy~ aJld
Jrist-ca11
642-6086
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•Replacina the Social Secunty
'iy~tem with voluntary altcmat1vrs
With a budae1 of betweco SI
million and SJ m1lhon. Bergland 1i.
confident he will .c:i on the ballot in
all 50 states. He said it's still too early
to predict how well he will do at the
polls in· November. but he does
expect to att mott votc'i than prcde-
CC'iWr Ed C.1ark got an his pres1dent1al
bid 1n 1980.
Oarlc tallied 921 , I 88 votes -I
pera:nt or the total votes am
Be~and ran for the state Senate in
California ,, in 1980 and pmercd
200.000 votes. i
Even 1f8craJand doesn't land in the
Oval Offioe (and a ubcnanan never
has), Jte said his ca~ian could 1t1U
be con11dded a victory. ··1r the L1bcrurian analym of
ittues becomes a pen of tht polit1caJ
dialoauc then we will have won."
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Irvine schoOls seek security
By ANDREA AD~N Irvine 1ehoolueem to be the tarjct
'0t1t1eMtr11111e1...., of crooks stealing more expens1ve
Shhh, Big Brother may be listening property, with financial loSleS stem·
in Irvine. ming from burglaries increalina over
The lrvine school district wants to 300 percent in the past three years, a fiahL Qmp111 crime. with 1 costly .school 9CCWity .rcporuays..
secwity system sensitive enough to Theft and buralary tosses dtt~t a conversation, a water pi~ amounted to S4S,000 in fiscal yc;ar
brcaltinj. a fire crack.lii;i,g or a thief 1983, while losses due to vandalism
tampcnag. , equal that lOtal, the report says.
Tonight tho school board is to .. The] arc stealing from the tax·
consider installing a network of payers, Upton said.
listening devices that may cost up to While petty cash, calculators and
S 175,000 to combat an escalating typewriters were once the thieves'
wave of vandalism and burglary that booty, the preferrd items now are
last year cost the district nearly computers .and vi~ equipment. It's SlOO 000 _a trend lrvm~ Po__li~bi've also noted "IA.in~ doesn't have any more of it this fall in connection with office
than our neighbors have had in the break-ins.
The system under consideration
would monitor zones at each of the
district's 28 school sites. The average
installation cost is $6,000 per school
and SI SO per !JlOnth in monitorina
fees. Upton sai<rhe hopes to have up
to eight sites hooked up within 90
days, but doesn't contemplate finish·
ing the project until next year.
..They arc great as long as the •uy
on the other end.is awake," lrvine
police Sgt. Dick Bowman said. He
said sevcraJ Irvine busineues use
similar devices and have overheard
buratarics in progress.
Bowman said Irvine schools arc DO
more vulnerable than any .Other.
bnsincss, but teen·aac thieves are the
predominant culprits.
last 10 years," Deputy Super--------------------------• • intendant Ron UplOn said Tuesday.
The board m~ts at 7:30 p.m. al Target gas stati• ODS ~~ide Middle School. 3 Lemon-. •
restrained by judge
A Monday scory in The Daily Pilot
about how some umcrupu.lou.t oper-
ators tab edvantaae of MPlriN
models, actres1ct UMf actortlnduded
a pbone 11uJllbcr for the state l.abor
Commilsionet's omoe 10 ~u if•
talaat tteGCY'• dainaa wen doubted. Tbe Labor Coar.missioaet'• office movodud tbe edepbontnwnber bu C:Unled. The Dl'W number ii (213)
620-1204. The o.ily Pilot nwreta tboc
Target gas stations in Oranae, Los
An1eles, Sao Bernardino and River-
side counties. have been ordered by a
Superior Court judJe to refrain from
engaging m unfair or fraudulent
business practices.
ins signs that could be construed to be
misleading.
error.
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T.tephon.e
California Target Enterprises was
sued for allegedly selling low octane
gasoline containing high percentages
of alcohol without informina cus-
tomers, sellina gasoline COD·
laminated with water or containing
excess amounts of lead and display-
Target, a Downey-based gasoline
d1stnbutor which operates about 100
scrvi~ stations in Southern Cali-
fornia, is not affiliJtcd with the
similarly named Target department
stores.
Orang.c County District Atto~y
Cecil Hicks said the company -~
sued by tbc petroleum products
section of the state Department of
food and Agriculture's Division of
Measurement Standards.
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Irvine won '·t get·vote o~ h~spital
. . . .
Referendum on site preference eliminate~
after third of signatures found Invalid
By ANDREA ADEL.WN
oe-.Dllllr .... IU!lf
Opponents of the proposed Irvine
edical Center were dealt what 1s
obably the final blow Tuesday
hen a referendum to ask voters their
A Costa Mesa man
suspected of kllllng his
wife stlll hasn't been
charged with the crime.
/A3
The legal web surround-
ing Costa Mesa dentist
Or.Tony Protopappas
has become even more
tangledJ A3.
' Callfomla
Workers at McDonnell
Douglas Corp.' s Long
Beach plant have re-
jected a company con-
tract proposal./ AS
Nation
The World Wlldllfe Fund
on Tuesday released Its
1984 top 1 O list of en-
dangered species./ A4
World
A cruise ship has visited
Grenada for the first time
since the U.S.-led In-
vasion. last October ·'14
Food
When Audrey Maratta
applies her artistic touch
to vegetables they turn
Into flowers./C1
Home
preference over a hospital site failed
to qualify for the June ballot
More than a third of the 4,552
signatures on petitions submitted by
the Committee for a Safe Hospital
Site were found invalid. Irvine City
Oerk Nancy Lacey said Tuesday.
A signature check by the county
rqiatrar ofvoten found only 2;877 of
those who siancd the petition were
rqistered voters. while the remaioder
were either not residents. un-
registered or duplicates, Lacey said.
At least 3,800 valid sipaturc1 were
needed.
The referendum drive's failure
leaves intact a zoning decision made
by tllc Irvine Caty Council in Decem-
ber that paves the war. for develop-
ment of the $64.4 million hospital
and a aurroundina 32~acre medicaJ
and science complex 1n east Irvine.
"We're naturally disappointed,"
said fonner Irvine mayor Gaby
Pryor, who led the petition drive to
push the state-approved 177-bcd
1lospitaJ from its sue near the San
Dicao Freeway at Sand Canyon
Road.
"I ltilJ feel h's an unsafe a.ite," Pryor
said, addina that lhe 1CCS no other
avenue of aODeaJ or recoune. She did
11)' the commitee may consider an
independent check of the invalid
si&natures, altbo~ Pryor said the wu .. pessimistic that. a cballenae
could bear fruiL
urm sorry the peop,le won't ae1 to
vote on aucb an impona""bf~ue. butl
thinkwe'vedopeumucbuwecan,'"
WAid.
IMC President David 81.ker ftt
elated by the news.
.. It wun't somet.binl t wu lookina
forward to," be said. "lt wu another
obstacle that wa divisive."
Pryor led a now-defunct commWli·
ty Jl'OUP allied with the deU of the
UC Irvine College or Medicine to
(Pleue eee B08PllAL/A2)
Big Brbther lookk
at Irvine schools
-9tstriet to consider--
highly sensitive
security system
By ANDREA ADE'LSON °' .. .,.., .........
Shhh. Big Brother may be listenina
in Irvine.
The Irvine school district wanta to fi&ht campus crime with a costly
security system sensitive enouah to
detect a conversation, a water pi~
b~j. a fire cracklina or a thief
~mpcnn~ . .
Tonight the school board ii to
consider installing a network of
listening devices that may cost \f P to S 17 5,000 to combat an escalatina. ~ wave of vandalism and burJlaryltbmf·
last year · cost the district nearly
$100,000; (
"Irvine doesn't have any more of it
than our nciahbors hav.c hid .in t.ht
last 10 years," Deputy . Supcr-
iotendant Ron Upton said Tuesday.
The board meeu itt 7:30 p.m. at
Lakeside Middle School. 3 Lemon·
grass. . ,
lrvine schools seem to be the WJet
of crooks stealing more expensive
propetty, with financial IOllCS Item·
ming from burglaries increasina over
300 percent in the past three yean, a
school security report says.
_ Theft and buralary loaae,
amou·nted to $45,000 in fiscal year
1983, whiJe losses due to vandalism
equal that total. the tepon says.
...IhcJ--8le. uc:a lioi fmm tb.e tn-
paycra, Upton said.
While petty cub. c:alcu1alon and
typewriters were once the thieves'
booty, the prefemS itam no_,, are
computen and video equipment. It's
a trend Irvine pal.ice have also noled
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A Huntington Beach sup-
pller provides PVC plastic
piping for bulld-your-own
patio furnlture./81 .
Red ink flows in
Reagan budget t-
Sporta
Huntington Beach High
star Danny Thompson
announces he'll attend
UCLA and Fountain Val-
ley's Mike Newton picks
Stanford./D1
Fountain Valley and
Estancia basketball
teams can clinch
co-championships with
victories tonlght./01
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Entertainment
"Terra Nova" at the
Laguna Moulton Play-
house Is a chllllng ex-
perience In more ways
than one./83
Bualneu
A new computer system
<ian help business owners
write their own tickets for
airline, hotel and car ren-
tal reservatlons./BI ' ., -\ !:!:::! :·: :::: :: • :::': ::·:.: ·:!: :: : ::.(~:· ;::::::: =~=:~!::::::::~ ' • INDEX
Bridge
Bulletin Board
Bu8'Mll
Calltornl1 New•
CIUl!ned
COmtcl
Crouword-
Death Notlcee
FOOCI Home
Horotcope
Annt.ander' ~utu.i Fund1
N1Uon1I Newt
OplrWon
~otlee Log
Public NotlCM Sport• .
Stock Merketa
Televtlk>n
Theateta w .. ther w Newt
84
A3
BM-
A4
06-80
EM
08
04
C1-8
82
07
82
85 AA AS A3
03-5
01--4
07
83
83
A2
A4
Mary Jo Refilywlth memento of her birthday celebration.
Teacher's Jack no dull boy
No one at College Park Elementary School in Costa
Mesa missed Mary Jo Reilly's4!st birthday Tuesday.
And the atmosphere-bolstered by birthday cake,
birthday wishes and a 13-foot-tall birthday present -
wasn't conducive to any more seri~us undertaking than a party.
It started when a papier machejack-in-the-box,
festooned with balloons and orange and green ha ir popped
up outside Reilly's classroom early in the morning.
The jack, made out of paper apple-<:rate liners1 ~ire
and cardboard and was wearinuardenina aJoves. Ne bore
a large placard wishina "Tex" Reilly (a nickname) a happy
birthday.
On the placard were a queen of hearts for love, a pair
of dice for luck, and an eye in a pyramid for wealth.
"The rcactjon of the kJds has been great. They've JU St
loved it. Even the kids I don't know have been coming up
to me and wishing me a happy birthday," Reilly said,
between bites of angel food birthday cake. _
A friend of Reilly's, Beau Belle. of Costa Mesa,
constructed thejack-in-the-boit asa surpri se and snuck It
over to the school before dawn Tuesday.
"He's(Belle) very imag1nat1vc," Reilly said. "This is
the most special thing I've ever gotten as a birthday
present." Reilly, who lives in Newport Beach, has taugh t special
education classes at College Park for three years.
She said she planned to go to her brother's house for a
birthday dinner Tuesday night.
What will she do with the Jack now?
Late Tuesday, she and some helpers moved the giant
birthday ~resent into herclanroom. where it will preside
over studies at least until the end of the yea r.
CampaJgn life's a little different
if you're a third-party candidate
President presses
military build-up;
180 billion deficit
WASHIN GTON (AP) -Presa·
dent Reagan ~oday sent Congress a
$925.5 bilJion budget plan for 1985
that would rein in domestic spending
for anolher year but press ahead with
a military buildu{>. The result: a
$180.4 billion dcfi CJt that w11l occupy
much of Congress' attenti on.
Despite the hefty budget deficit, the
financial blueprint offers no major
action ~either through sharp spend·
ing cuts ora ma1or tax hike -to wash
away the red ink.
If the president's financial guide 1s
followed, there would be a dee·
ade-long freeze on domestic spend·
ing, after adjustment for innat1on.
Nevertheless, the deficit would
impose huge burdens. The budget
projects that taxpayers will pick up a·
$164. 7 bi I hon tab just in interest
payments on the national debt 1n t~
upcomina fiscal year that starts on
Oct. I. Those payments arc estimated
at·S 149.5 billion this year.
The deficit hit a record $195 4
billion in the 1983 fiscal year and 1s
projected at S 183. 7 billion this year.
(Pleue eee BUDGET I A2 I
I Th• budget ,....,..,1.( ............ )
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David BcraJand 11 a 1tep ahead of Jesse-Jackso~ Walter Mondale and
even Ronald Keaaan.
BeraJand baa already been nomi-
nated u bis pany'a candidate for
president.
But this may be the only time he i1
ahead of the othm in the race for the
. CHRISTINE
DECKER
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competition wi ll have. He won't~
flanked by securi ty guards or travel
with with a plane-load of rePonen
and photoeraphers.
"We're aort or like 1 moped
runnjna apinst 1 Mack truQk." be
laid. ''l hope I have a different
a~I."
BB man's drowning
mystifies his family
White House.
Pf OPU IN TH£ NEWS A• a candidate from a
non-ttadltional ptny, it'• aolna to be
&ft uphill battle. And all, when was
the la.at time a Ubertarian wu elected BetJlend apuk.a with a .JCotleoe
president of the United..Stattt1 • that belies his 1tr0n1 beliefs. Beraland. a Colt.a Mesa attorney. He advocates doina away with
...., at • Uben.arian Part:i dJnner at personal income tu, the Ocpenmcnt
the Saddlebtlck l11n in Santa Anl of Education, most of our nuclear
recently to kick off hjs campajp. It ancnal, our federal parks system,
wu a &harp contrut to the natlonal 1mmiantlon mtnctions and the
mcdiacvcnt that R~n'1 ~lection draft. fn lhon, he and most
announcement ecated lhi1 week. Ubenanana believe in 1Cllil!J the
About 100 ~le werejuat finish· ftderal aovcmmcnt out of our hvea
8ccau1e we don't have u much
money as the other auys, we have to
set all the fttre 1tuff 'W'C can. And tbat
means not only teltv11aon, radio and
newtpapn covcraae ••• he 111d.
"We also need word of mouth. t
Victim pictured as
normal, untroubled.
d -free Individual
plan to meet with smaller poups of' BJ STEVE MARBLE people who are dtlllll fied "1tb the oe .. .._,.. ...
way the country ha been run and Relauva of a Huntinaton Beach
who want to see some cbtftA" be man wbotc body was found flolt1na
id. four miles off the coast nday. aa1d
He 111d the qu lion ~ lbcy are baffled and troubled by Wis
most often II What IS a Ubenaria:n. death.
HIS campaip literature atattt it Frank Ianlrra. 2'4, ~wner of 1
we'll probably never know what
happened." Janarra'a brother.
R1c•rdo. said today.
lanarn's body. clad in jeans, hoes
and rtmnaots ofa red shut. appeared
to have bccd 1n the ocean for mOR
than a . wttk. authorillH said. A
pas1 ana fi hcnnan duoovcrcd tJx
body near an ofl'shbrt 011 platform.
'
ina up their Chocolate sundatt u Bcraland, •8, whito-haircd and Bcraland deli vettd the 1pcech he wiU pecteclcd, looks more liket k.indly
lake to similar ITOUpt acr<>Q lhc proibsor of American history than I
country. There wcreo t an1 nct\Y<>rk presidcntaal candidate The dif·
televillon news crews to tte0rd "I" ferences don't stop there.
thiJ way: 8clch Boulevard upholstery 1ho9,
"L1bcn.arian bold \bat each per-.u last ICC11 atrve Jm: .. ~ ..tJc1J be
-son bu the absolute riabt of botTOwcd tu brother's car to dnve
The d1srovtty brought 1 U'llic tnd
to an in tense and emotional tcareb
for lanam b) his friends. A Sl.000
n:ward v.u offered for &n)' 1nf'or·
mation on hi wbncabou &.Dd flittJ
were d isinbutcd thro~out the heath ctty. ___ .,_
Pobcc Dettthve Arden Fick id 0
init11l rcpont pi.tint tow.rd drOwn"'I ·
11 th cau.sc of dt"ath but that rwtmc
toJ.lcol91)' tests w1 II be pcrfonned to ' ~ BeraJand'1 spec.ch for pOttmty. • He also doesn't have the huge Iii• . new '!ffe and hia f'ormcr • budatts the Republican and Oemo-
campaJln chaumtn. Sharon Ayres, crat candidates wiU have. He won~
hatcncd intently fr-om 1 front row have &tt the news cove~ or the
table. • massive advertizma campaian his
I . ' ·.
. t
lf-owMrshtp over hit/her hfi , ecrou town tO hi parent's home He
body, .1pcec:h, actton and honestly hcvcr made it ,.
acquired propeny. Each has lhe · The car was fOund 1evcral d.tya
oblia&tion to re pcct the same nahts tat.er parked on Pacifi(·Coa t Hllh·
or otbtn. Oovcmmcnt'I onl~ f\inc-way at 17th treel. ~keys wttt tdl
uon 1 to • ist us in defend1n1 our m the 1initioo . .
(Pl ... LtaSRT A.JUAN/ A2) .. It's very. Cl')' troubhna lO u but
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dctenn1ne af y drvp 01 alcohol
~ an h m It the time of
death
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. -. BIG BROTHER EYES IRVINE SCHOOLS •••
From Al
th15 fall in conncctson with offi~
brcak·1n . ,
The sy tem under considcru'-n
would monitor ion~ nt each of the
dittricf s 28 school SJtcs. The average
ins\Allation cost 1s $6.000 per school
and S 1 SO per month in monitonng
f~s. y pton said he hopes to have up
to eight site hooked up within 90
days, but doesn't coqtemplate finish·
1Df. the proJcct until next year.
'They arc areal as long as the 'uy
on the other end is awake." lrvtne
Police Sgt. Dick Bowman said. He
satd several Irvine businesses use
s1m tlar devices and have overheard
burglaries an -progress.
Bowman said Irvine schools arc no
more vulnerable th.an any other
business. blJl teen-age thieves are the
predominant culpnls.
He pointed to a $9,000 burglar) an
December of four computer ter-
minals from SELF School, the largest
smg)e 10$$ ever by the distnct. A
19.year-old Irvine youth wu cha~
in the break-in, and school offic~l5
last month installed atl alarm. he w d.
In 1hat instance, the computers
were recovered. But the district
calculates st owns S 1.6 million in
video, computer, audio visual and
office equipment.
Upton said the movement-and
noise-sensitive devices wouJd only be
activated after school hours and can
pick up the crackle of flames-or the
tramp1ngs of a vandal. Just such a
ayslem may have p~ven\ed a
SS00,000 fire that destroyed a wina of Si~ Vista school three years ago, he
said.
However, the syatem•s cost m.~r spark opp05ition ... The money ""lill
have to come from normal scheol
opcntions and the state hasn't kept
up with inflation," Uptbn '4jd.
The district may save som,money
on two site by timina installation
costs with an admin.istation building
and warehouse now under construc-
tion.
Min~ority hiring t<;>ps goals
Aft.er mon than a ckcadt of dfonl beea bind for ...ty a birth of the
to recruit women and minorities in coo.oty'a . .iobl. tbe repoc't laid. The Onmge C.OUnty~mm~~-··report report .wm~ to the Board or sa~ the county has aceodcd · hi SuPOriilon on. Tuesday iDdicata inn~&~-, . that 24 percee.t of the county'• 10.0lS H1sparucs. blacks and Alie• have e-mPIOY«t att 111.inoritia..
PUNK ROCK CONCERT SUIT FILED •••
From Al
tcen-ag~ niece to the concert, was
swept up in group of 40 ntualist1c
"slam-dancers" during the concert,
Lightholder said.
One youngster was thrown into her
dunng the dancing and then a crowd
piled on top of her. When she told the
. }'Ouths.she thought she was-hurt,-they
picked her up and tossed her about on
top of the crowd. finally throwing her
on her head. L1ghthotder claimed. -
He said the amphstheater and the
HOSPITAL ..•
From Al
build a teaching and research hospital
on campus.
Dean Stanley van den Noort said
he was su,.Prised the pe1111on drive
failed. "That m ove didn't work, so
we'll try elsewhere," he said.
However, the outspoken dea n de·
clined to elaborate.
Baker. whose supporters spent
Tuesday evening celebratine at the
County Line restaurant in Irvine, said
plans are progressing to affiliate the
hospital with UCI. He said he will ask
UCI Chancellor Daniel Aldrich by
letter this week to nominate six
candidates as prospective .hospital
board members. In add1t1on. meet-
ings are being scheduled between the
IMC staff and members of a UCI
affihat1on comm m ee, Baker sa~
"Regardless of the referendum, we
were moving forward." Baker said.
A month ago Tuesday. the sta le
gave approval to the IMC backed by
a c~dre of civic and business ufterests
that includes Hoag Memonal H ospi-
tal and the Irvine Co. A condition of
approval was a promise by IMC to
create a $ I million annual fund to pay
for health care for the POQr:. The-fund
would accrue from a fee on tenants of
the nearbv medical com plex. ad·
vanced bv l+,e If\ ine Co. ·
ucket agel)cy were negligent in not
~arning concertgoers about the
po1ent1al violence that "happens on a
regular basis" at punk rock concerts.
"This 1sn'tjust an outbreak ofa few
indi' 1duals." he said. "Evel')·body
gets into a circle and rushes into the
cemer wnti about the force of the
Raiders and the Redsluns. Then they
pick up sol}'lebody and volleyball
them around on top of the crowd"
Spencer did not know anything
about the punk bands performing at
the amphitheater that night and was
not aware violent behavior might
occur, Lsghtholder said.
Norb Bartosik, geperal manager for
the Orange County Fair Board. said a
claim filed on Spencer's behalf was
forwarded to the Fair Board's tn·
surance carrier last month. T he Fair ·
Board operates the Orange County
Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa where the
amphitheater is located.
T he slam-dancin$ suit is a new one
on him, Bartosik said. "It's the first of
the kind I've seen here or ever in my
career," he said.
The amphitheater had a "relatively
clear and easy first season, outside of
the complaints from the Concerned
Citizens, 0 Bartosik added.
The citizen's group fi led suit
against the amphitheater in January
for . failing -t~r-Wfficicnt en·
vironmental studies before the
18,()()()..seat concert a~na was built,
Correction
A Monday story in The Daily Pilot
about bow some unscrupulous oper-
ators take advantage of aspiring
models. actresses and actors included
a phone num ber for the state Labor
Commissioner's Office to . .call if. a
talent agency's claims were doubted.
The Labor Commissioner's office
moved and the telephone number has
changed. The new number is (21l)
620-2204. The Daily Pilot regrets the
error.
DEATH PUZZLING •••
From Al
f.ick said "'1.here 1s nothing to
indicate foul play in lgnarra's death
JUSt as there 1s nothing to indicate that
the young man would have taken his
own hfe. · '
"l spent that )¥hole day (Jan .. I 5)
with him an(1 ·I · never nottced any·
thing wrong," Ricardo lgnarra satd of
bis brother. "'Unless there was some·
thmg realty wrong, something really
troubling him that I didn't k.now
about."
He said It would be "'out of
character'j!'or his brother to stop by
the beach· especially at I I at night 1n
the middle of winter." .
Fick said lgnarra has been
portra)cd as ··a nice, normal guy" b)
bis-friends, co-workers and relatives.
.. He wasn't into drugs or alcohol.
His business was doing well. There's
just no indication that there was
anything wronJ or unusal going on in
his life," explatned Fick. .,. .
"But apparently he also was a very
quiet individual who kept thtngs to
himself." the·dcteetive added.
lgnarra was a co-owner of the
Fabric Mitt, a n upholster) shop. A
1976 graduate of Huntington Beach
High School, lgnarra lived by him self
in an apartment and wrote short
stories in his spare time.
A memorial service was to be held
toda) in Huntington Beach.
BUDGET PROJgCTS A BIG DEFICIT.~.
From Al
Reagan. m. hJs message accompa·
nying the document. took note of the
red ink, 'kl)tng:
"Onl) 1he threat of indefinitely
prolonged high budget deficits threat-
ens the cont1nuat1on of sustained
non-tnfla11onaJ) growth and pros-
penl'.f It raises the speuer of sharpl)
higher interest rates choked-off in·
vestment. renr\.l,cd recession and
nsing unemployment "
He called for the deficit problem 10
be ··1a1d to rest" through a bipantsa n
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effort to curb spending.
He also urged, as he has previously.
enactment of constitutional am end-
m ents that would require a balanced
budget and give the president
hne-item veto authonty so he could
pare individual stems from ap-
propnations bills rather than accept·
mg -or rejecting -the measures in
total
In an election year. the adm1nis-
trat1on apparently decided against
adding controversial spendinj cuts or
taxing proPosals to lls financial
bluepnnt. especially since the hke·
hhood of Congress heeding such
suggestions -even to pare the
troublesome deficits -1s considered
shm.
Overall, the bluepnnt calls for
spending $925.5 billion next year. up
from the $853.8 bill ion estimated for
this year.
adjusted for inflation.
Underpinning the budget plan are
the administration's assumptions
that the economy will continue
expanding at a solid ~cc through the
end of the decade, despite the deficits
that private economists worry could
sink the recovery.
The pro1ect1ons also forecast that
inflatton, interest rates and un-
employment will decline.
Wsth that rosy economic outlook,
the deficits are projected to decline to
SI 52 billion m 1988 and $123.4
billion in I 989.
Overall, the budget blueprint urges
spend mg cuts of about $9 billion in a
vanety of non-defense programs.
about half of which would be wiped
out by fresh increases in other areas.
Turning to the military, the docu-
ment asks Congress to boost spending
next year by 14.5 percent, to $264.4
billion. by tar the biggest mcraese for
an) major agency. After discounting
for 1nflat1on, the boost would be 9.3
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City 'youth day' back in HB
Students to fill
~government roles
for a day Thursday
By ROBERT BARKER
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A youth day in government will
make a comeback in Huntin_gton
Beach Thursday aftq taking a batus
during the turbulent decades of the
1960s and 1970s.
About I SO students from. seven
area hi.ah schools Will ·assume 1he
unofficial reins of leaders in the
departments of city govcmmenL
They'll also fill the shoes of the
mayor. city administrator and other
department heads for the day.
The youngsters wilt hold a mock
A Jone paoma.n is beiq so~t by
Huntington Beach po{iCe for the
rOtibery of the Salvage U clothing s~. f 006) Adams Ave.
PoJ,ice taid the holdup OOCWTed at 3:~ p.m. T~y When a man
displayed a ~n. Ui hi1 wai1t-
bud. 'lbe~ fled with $80 cub
and IQlllC ~ Wor1h $1 OS.
Tbe rObber war dncribed as Caucu• in bit late 30I, wearing a blue T~lhin and jeus.
Delly fttlot
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Af"IO )OU• COP '( •111 tit -.a
city council meeting at the end of the
day and arc expected to make
recommendatiooa on rock concerts
and other activities related to young
people.
"This is designed to_gjve students a
knowledge of m unicipal government
and to see how it's run from the
inside," said Inarid Campaane, a
junior at Huntington Beach H igh
School, who is coordinating die
program . ·
Student youth in government days
used to be common but many lost
their popularity in the last couple of
decades.
Councilman Don MacAJlister, in-
strumental in reinstating the activity,
said he thinks he knows why.
"Kids seemed to be kind of uncar-
ing during the activism days of the
1960s and 1970s," he said, and adult.$
were turned off by their shenanigans.
But the kids arc Joe College now -
the:i<'rc back again.
"They're part of the establishment
and are·conce~d about the future.
And what bet r way of learning is
there than lea · ng first hand?"
The day's activities are SPonsored
by the city's Youth Board which was
formed a year ago by City Coun-
cilwoman Ruth Bailey as a way for
city leaders to disco ver and address
the needs of the city's youngsters.
Target gas stations
restrained by judge
·Target gas stations in Orange, Los
Angeles, San Bernardino and River-
side counties. have been ord(red by a
Superior Court ju.d~ to refrain from
engaging in unfair or fraudulent
business practices.
California Target Enterprises was
sued for allegedly selling low octane
gasoline containing high percentages
of alcohol without informing cus-
tomers, selling gasoline con -
taminated with water or containing
excess amounts of lead and display-
ings1gns that could be construed to be
misleading.
Target. a Downey-based gasoline
d 1stnbutor which operates about 100
service stations in Southern Cali-
fornia, is not affiliated with the
similarly named Target departmen t
stores.
Orange County District Attorney
Cecil Hicks said the company was
sued by the petroleum products
section of the state Department of
Food and Agriculture's Division of
Measurement Standards.
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As a result. government spending
would account for nearly 24 percent
of the value of nation's output of
goods and servic~s in 1985. above the
22.4 percent in 1980. the year before
Reag.an took o ffi ce.
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T he budget document lauds the
administration efforts to keep
domestic spending under control It
said spending on domestic programs
would run S523. I bslhWl next year.
virtually the same as last year. "hen
No major new weaPonS are
proposed. But tens of billions of
dollars would go for 40 MX nuclear
m issiles. almost two dozen ships and
hundreds of planes, tanks and other
armaments There wo uld be a 5.5
percent pay raise for the 2.1 mslhon
men and women in uniform.
LIBERT ARIAN PARTY ...
From Al
na,hls. ~only proper laws are those
which r penal11e such conduct as
murder, rape. kidnapping, robbery
and other cnmcs which violate some-
o ne's rights.
Some of the 1mmed1ate reforms
Bergland 1s advocating:
•kepeal of laws which discourage
wprk, such as minimum wage laws:
•1:-nd of 1&he expansion of the
m oney suppf y by the federal aovem-
ment.
•the ehmmat1on of all subsidies to
industry and agnculturc. and maJ'-'r
reducuons 1n military spendm&:
•Permanent Wlthdrawal of US.
m1hta.ry troops from all enta.nalina
m1htar)' alliances to eliminate risk of
ne\\ wan.
•Return and reduction of all troops
to thl$ country for sole pu~ of
protection aaaanst mvas1on
•Establish ment of a no-first-tn ke
nuclear policy, and
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•Replacing the Social Secunty
system with voluntary alternatives.
With a budget of bttween S 1
m1lhon and S3 million, lkrgland is
confident he will get on the ball ot in
all 50 states. He said 1t''ist1ll too earl>·
to p redict ho w well he will do at the
polls in November. but he does
expect to get more vote~ than p~
cessor Ed O ark got m h1~ pres1dent1al
bid in 1980.
Clark tallied 92 I, 188 \ otes -I
ptroent of the total votes cast Bc~and ran for the state Senate in
Cahfom 1a 1n 1980 and garnered
200.000 vote~.
Even 1f RerJland d~n·t land 1n the Oval Offict (and a Ltben.anan never
has). he said his c.ampa1gn could still
be considered 1 victory
"If the ~benanan analy!t1s of
issues becomes a pan of the pohucal
d11loaue then we will have "-On " DaYld~ • ..
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Coast
A Costa Mesa man
suspect of killing his wife
still hasn't been charged
with the crime./ A3
The legal web surround-
ing Costa Mesa dentist
Dr. Tony Protopappas
has become even more
tangledJ A3.
California
Workers atMcOonnell
Douglas Corp. 's Long
Beach plant have re-
jected a company con-
tract proposal./ A5
Natio n
The World Wildlife Fund
on Tuesday released Its
1984 top 1 O list of en-
dangered species./ M .
A town that kicked the TV
habit for a month now
waits to see if the effort
Wiii do any permanent
good./ AS
World~
A cruise ship has.Visited
Grenada for the first time
since the U.S.-led in-
vasion last October./ A4
Food
When Audrey Maratta
applies her artistic touch
. to vegetables they turn
Into ftowers./C1
Solar oasis f11ay eliminate
'seasonal fobds. '/C7
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Mo me
A Huntington Beach sup-
plier provides PVC plastic
piping for build-your-own
patio furnlture./81.
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Sports
Huntington Beaph ~tlgh
star Danny Thompson
announces he'll attend
UCLA and Fountain Val-
ley's Mike Newton picks
Stanford./0 1
Fountain Valley and
Estancia basketball
teams can clinch
co-championships with
victories tonight./0 1
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E n tertainment
"Terra Nova" at the
Laguna Moulton Play-
house Is a chilling ex-
perience lrt more ways
than one./83
Business
A new computer system
can help business owners
write their own tickets for
airline, hoteJ and car ren-
tal reservations.JBS
INDEX
Bridge
Bulletln Board
8u1lne11
California News
Claaalfled
Com lea
Crosaword
Death Notices
Food
Home
Horoacope
Ann Landers
Mutual Funds
Natlonal News
Opinion
Pol~Log ,
Public Notices
Sport a
Stock Marketa
Televlllon
Theetera
WMther
World Newt
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Mary Jo Reilly with memento of her birthday celebration.
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Ref er~ndum fails to qualify for June
ballot after ~tgnatures found inva 1
By ANDREA ADELSON or ... o..,,...a._
Opponents of the propo~ Irvine
Medical Center were dealt what is
probably the final blow Tuesday
when a referendufll to ask voters their
preference over a hospital site failed
to qualify for lhcJuoc.ballo
More than a third of the 4,SS2
signatures on petitions submitted by
the Committee for a Safe Hospital.-
Site were found invalid. Irvine City
Oen Nancy Lacey said Tuesday.
A signature check by t.he county
registrar of voters found only 2,877 of
those who signed the petition were
registered voters, while the remainder
were citbcT not residents, un-
registered or duplicates, 1..aocy said.
At least 3,800 valid signatures were
needed.
The referendum dnve's failure
leaves intact a zoning decision made
by the Irvine City Council in Deoem-
bcT that paved the wax for develop--
ment of the S64.4 million hospital
and a surroundina 320-acrc medical
and science complex in east lrvinc.
.. We're naturally disappointed."
said fonncr Irvine mayor Gaby
Prjor, who led the petition drive to
push the~ sta~apPToved 177-bed
hospital from its 11te near the San
Di* F'reeway at Sand Canyon
Road. " "I still feel it's an unsafe sate," Pryor
said, adding that she sees no other
avenue of appeal or recourse.
"I'm sorry the people won't get to
vote on such an important issue, but I
ty voup allied with the dean of the
UC lrvjne Collqt of Medicine to
b"uild a teaching and research hospital
on campus. ·
Dean Stanley van den Noon said
be was surprised the .P.Clition drive
failed. '6Tbat move didn't work., IO
(Pl•M .. , WPITAL/A2)
think we've done as much as we can." 'n'lli Ill
IMC Prcsi~nt David Baker was •• ~ 40 di ,. ••. elated by the news.. • :;' 61 __,..,.
"It wasn't something I was loolc.ingllilld. forwanl to," he said. "It was another & ___ _
obstacle that was div1s1ve." l9d Glie9 a CNwd
Pryor led a now~efunct communi.--• {Rrr11111,._,..,
Red ink flows in
.Reagan lmdg.et
President presses
military build-up:
180 million deficit
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Teacher's Jack no dull boy WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi-
dent Reagan today ~nt Congress a
$925.5 billion budget plan for 1985
that would rem tn domestic spending
for another year bul press ahead with
a mihtary buildup. The result: a
S 180.4 billion deficit that will occupy
much of Congress' attentton.
No one at College Park Elementary School in Costa
Mesa missed Mary Jo Reilly's 41 st birthday Tuesday.
And the atmosphere-bolstered by btrthday cake,
birthday wishes and a 13-foot-tall birthday present -
wasn't conducive to any more serious undertaking than a
to me and wishing me a happy birthday,:· Reilly said,
between bitesofangel food birthday cake.
• A friend ofRe1fly's. Beau Belle. of Costa Mesa,
party. ,
constructed the jack-in-the-box asa surprise and snuck it
over to the school before dawn Tuesday.
It started when a papier machejacl)-in-the-box,
festooned with balloons and orange and green hair popped
up outside Reilly's classroom early in the morning.
The jack, made out of paper apple-<:rate liners, wire
and cardboard and was wearing gardening gloves. He bore
a large placard wishing "Tex" Reilly (a nickname) a happy
"Hc's(Belle) very 1mag.inat1ve." Reilly said. "This 1s
the most special thing I've ever gotten as a birthday
present.''
Reilly, who lives in Newport Beach, has taught special
education classes at College Park for three years.
Despite the hefty budget deficit, the
financial bluepnnl offers no major
action -e1tht'r through sharp spend-
mgcuts or a major tax hike-to wash
away the red ink
If the pres1den1'<, financial guide 1s
followed, there would be a dec-
ade-long freeze on domestic spend-
ing, after adf uslmcnt for mflation. birthday. ·
She said she pla;ned to go to her brother's )louse for a
birthday dinner Tuesday night.
On the placard were a queen ofhcarts for love. a pair
ofdiccforluck,and an eye in a pyramid for wealth.
"The reaction of the kids has been great. They've Just
loved it. Even the kids I don't know have been coming up
What will she do with the Jack now?
Late Tuesda>'· she.and some helpers moved the giant
birthday ~resent into her classroom." here 1 twill preside
over studies at least until the end oft he year.
Neverthe ess. the deficit would
impose huge burdens. The budget
projects that taxpa}ers wtll pick up a
Sl64.7 b1lhon tab JUSt m .mterest
payments on the national debt in the
u~mtng fiscal year that starts on
Oct. I . Those payments are estimated
at SI 49.5 bi I hon this year. Campaign life's a little diffe rent
if you're a third-party can didate
The defici l hit a record S 195.4
billion in the I Q83 fiscal year and is
projected at $181 7 b1llton this year.
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David Bergland is a step ahead of
Jesse Jackso'!I. Walter Mondale and
even Ronald Kcaaan. -
Bergland has already been nomi-
•rutted as his party's candidate for t
president.
But this may bcl the only time he is
ahead of the others in the race for the
White HOUK.
As a candidate from a
non-traditional part!'. it's 101n1 to be
an upbiU battle. After all, when wu
thelasttim a Ubertariao waselected
praident of the United States?
BcraJand a Costa Mesa anomey,
was at a UbCrtarian Partr dinner at
the Saddlebeck Inn in Santa Ana
f'CClCntly to kick ofT his campaip. It waa a sh&rp contrast to the natlonal
media event that Reapn's re-election
announcement crtated thi1 week.
About 100 people were just finish·
in& -up their chocolate sundaes u
BCraJand delivered the speech he will
take to similar aroups •Cton the coun~. There ~·t any nct,,..otk
telcvi1ton news crewt to record
Bcraland's speech for po terity.
tfis new w1rc and his fonner
campaijn chairman, Sharon Ayres,
listened intently from a front row
table.
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BcrJJand spcab with a aentlcn&s
that belies his strona beliefs.
He advocates dob\i away with
penonal income tu, the Department
of Education, most of our nuclear
ancnal, our federal parks system,
immiaration restrictions and the
draft. In short, he and most
Ubenarians believe in acuinJ the
federal aovcmmcnt out of our hves.
BcraJand. 48. wbite-hai~ and
bclpec:taelcd. look.s more hke a kindly
professor of American history lhan 1
presidential candidate. The dif-
ferences don't stop there.
He also doesn't have the hu c
budacts the Rcp\lbhcan and Demo-
crat canc.11d1tcs will have. He won't
have get the news coveraac or the
m11sivc advcrti ina ~mpai,an his
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competition will have. He won't be
flanked by sccunty auards or travel
with with a plane-load of reporters
and photographers.
BB man's drowning
mystifies his family "We're sort of like a moped
runninf, against a Mack truck." be
said. · I hope I have a difl'crent
appeal."
"Because we don't have IS much Victim pictured as ~c·11 probably never know what money as the other auys. ~have to happe ned," lanarra's brother.
act all the free stuff'l'-'C can. And that normal. untroubled. Ricardo. satd today. •
means not only tclcv1s1on, radio and tgnarra 's bod~. clad m Jeans. shon
newspaper coverqe," he said. dru -free tndtvidual andrcrnnanu ofa red sb1n. appeared
"We also need word of mouth. t to have bttn 1n the ocean for more
plan to meet wtth smaller aroups of By STEVE MARBLE than 1 wtek, authonu ~1d. A
people who arc di satisfied W1th the 0t ... ..,,...._ pas~ ma fisherman d1to0vered lbe
way the country hu been nan and Relatives bf 1 Huntington Beach hody near an offi hore otl platform.
who want to see some cb.anaes. •• he man whose bddy wa~ found floatina The discovery brouaht a ll"l&JC end
1d. four miles off the coasl unday, said to an 101ensc and emotional scarctt
He uid the question people a k they att baffied and troubled by his for lanarra by his fncnds. A S l ,000
most of\tn 1s what 1s a Libertarian. death.. reward was o fftrt<t for any 1nfor•
His campauan literature states it Frank lsnarra. ~4. ro--owncr of a matton on his whereabouts and fl1cn
this way: Beach Boulevard upholsicry hop. were dastnbuted throuaboul the
"L1bcrtanans hold that each peT·. WI' last teen ahvl' Jan 15 when be beach Clt)' •
50n ha the atnolutc riaht of borrowm bu brothl'r's car to dove Poh~ Octcaive Arden F' k wd
ttlf-<>w.crshtp o~r his/her IJfc. -a wwnm trtJ e>a.rent's hom~ Ht • Trrltrahcportrpoionoward drownlnt
body, sptteh, 1ct16n and honestly never mack it. a tM cau of death but that routtnc
1oqu1rcd property. Each has the The car Wal found several days tox1COI01Y tnts will be performed to
oblipnon to tt peel the umc n ts later parked on PaClfic Coast Htan· determine lf any d or ak'ohol
of OlMrt. Government's only Ainc-way at 17th ttttt. The keys~ still wctt 1n hi y tcm at lbt' timt'. of
uon 1s to a bt us in dcfcndina our in tht 1grutton •death.
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lrvin.e · school district eyes
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CM .. O.ilf,_..I ...
bl\h, Big Brother may be listenin&
io lrvlne.
The Irvine school d1stnct wilnts to
fi&ht campus cnme-with a costly
security system ~nsitivc enough to
detect a convtrsat1on, a water p1~
break.mg, a fire crackling or a thief
'tampering.
Tonight the school board ·~ to
consider installing a network of
listening devices that may cost up to
S 175,000 to combat an escalating
wave of '.landahsm and burglary that
last year cost the distnct ~early
$100,000.
"Irvine docsn't·havc any more of 1t
than our neighbors have had in the
last 10 years," Deputy Super-
intend.ant Ron Upton said Tuesday.
The board meet\ at 7:30 p.m . at
bakes1de Middle School, 3 Lcmon-
grass.
Irvine school~ seem to be 1hc taf$et
of crooks stealing more Cllpcns1ve
property, with financial lo~sc!> '>tern-
CONTINUED STORIES
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mmg lrom bufJ!aries inc~astt\i over
300 percent in the past thrt:e years. a
school 'security repon says.
T heft and burglar}' losses
amounted to $45,000 in fiscal year
l 983, ~hllc losses due to vandalism
equal that towl. the report says.
"They are steahng .from the ta~
payers,' Upton said.
Whik petty casb. calculators and
typewriters were once the thieves'
booty, lfie prcfcrrd items now are
computers and video equipment. lt's
a trend Irvine police have also noted
this fall 1n connection with offi ce
break-ins.
The sy~tem under consideration
would monitor zones at each of the
district's 28 school sites. The average
mstallat1on cost is $6.000 per school
and S 150 per month in moottoring
fees. t1 pton said he hopes to have up
lo eight sites hooked up within 90
days, but doesn't contemplate fini sh-
ing the project until next year.
··They are great as long a~ the gu y
on the other end 1s awakt','' !rYine
police Sgt . Dick Bowmun said. He
&.aid several lrvmc bus1nesscs use
sim1lar devices and have overheard
buralanes in pr~ss. ·
Bowman said Irvine schools arc no
mo~c: vulnerable than any other
bus1ncss, but.teen-age thieves a~ the
· predominant culprits.
He pointed to a $9,000 bul'llary in
December of four computer ter-
minals from SELF School, the largest
su\glc loss ever by the distnct. A
19-ycar..old Irvine youth was chal"Jed
in the break-in, and school officials
last month inst.ailed an alarm, he said.
In that instance, the computers
were recovered. But the district
calculates it owns S 1.6 milJion in
video, computer, audio visual and
office equipment.
U pton said the movement· and
noise•sensiti ve devices would only be
activated after scbool hours and can
pick up the crack.le of flames or the
trampmgs of a vandal. Just such a
system may have prevented a
$500.000 fire that destroyed a wing of
Sierra Vista school three years ago, he said.
PUNK ROCK c&NCERT SUIT FILED .••
From Al
piled on top of her. When she told the
youths she thought she was hurt. the)
picked her up <Uld tossed her about on
top of the crowd, finally throwing her
on her bead, Lightholder claimed.
He said the amphitheater and the
ticket agency were negligent m not
warning concertgoero; about the
HOSPITAL ...
From Al
we'll try elsewhere," he said
However, the outspoken dean de-
clined to elaborate.
Baker, whose supporters ~pent
Tuesday evening celebratin~ at the
County Line restaurant in Irvine. 5a1d
plans are progressing to affiliate the
hospital w1th UCL He said he will ask
U CL Chancellor Daniel Aldrich b)
letter th1!> week to nominate six
candidates as prospective hospital
board m~mbers. In addition. meet·
ings are being ~<·hcduled between the
IM C staff and members of a lJCl
affihat1on comm1t1ee. Baker said.?
"Regardless of the referendum, we
were moving forward." Baker said.
A month ago Tuesday. the state
gave approval to th e IMC . backed~
a cadre of civic and business interests
that includes Hoag Memonal Hosp•·
tal and the Irvine Co. A. cond111on of
approval was a prom1~ by IMC to
·create a SI mil hon annual fund to pay
for health care for the poor. The fund
would accrue from a fee on 1rnant!> of
the . nearby medical complex. ad·
vanced by 1hc In 1ne Co.
potential violence that "hap°'pcns on <I
regular basis" at punk rock concerts.
"This 1sn'tJUSt an outbreak of a few
individuals," he said. ''E\erybody
gets into a circle and rushes into the
center with about the force of the
Raiders and the Redskrns. Then they
pick up somebody and volleyball
them around on top of the crowd."
Spencer did not know anything
about the punk bands performing at
the amphitheater that night and was
not aware violent behavior might
occur, Lightholder said.
Norb Bartosik, general manager for
the Orange County Fair Board, said a
claim filed on Spencer's behalf was
forwarded to the Fair Board's in-
surance tarrier last month. The Fair
Board operates the Orange County
Fairgrounds in C.Osta Mesa where the
alT\phitheatcr is located.
The slam-<iancinJ suit ii a new one
on him, Bartosik said. "It's the first of
the kind I've seen bere or ever in my·
.career," he said. _
The amphjtbcater had a "relatively
.clear and easy first season, outside of
the complaints from the Concerned
Citizens," Bartosik added.
The ci tizen's group filed suit
against the amphitheater in January
for failing to order sufficient en-
vironmental studies before the
I 8,000-seat concert arena was built.
DEATH PUZZLING ...
From Al
Fick · said there 1s nothing tO
1nd1cate fo ul play tn lgnarra'!> death
Jill las thtreu no thing to mdicate..thal
the young man would ha ve taken his
own life.
··1 spent that ·whole day (Jan. 15)
with him and I never noticed any-
thing wrong," Ricardo lgnarra said of
hi s brother. .. , Jn less there was some-
1h10g reall y wrong. something really
1roubling him that I didn't know
about., ·
He said 1t would be .. out of
charal'ler'' fo r hi s brothl'r to stop by
the beach "c!>pecially a1 I I at night in
the middle of wmtn "
Fick ~aid lgnarra has bt'cn
portra}'ed as "a nirl'. normal gu }' .. b}'
his fri ends, co-workers and relatives.
·•He wasn't into drugs or alcohol.
His business was doing. welL There's
just no indication that tl:lere was
anything wron~ or unusaf going on in
. his hfe." explame9 Fick.
.. But apparently he also was a very
quiet individual who kept things to
himself.:' the detective added .
lgnarra was a co-owner of the
Fabric Mill. an upholstery shop. A
1976 graduate of Huntington Beach
High School, lgnarra lived by hi mself
in an apartment and wrote short
stories in his spare time.
A memorial service was to be held
today in Huntington Beach.
BUDGET PROJECTS A BIG DEFICIT ...
From Al
Reagan . 1n his me~sage accompa-
nying the document. look note of the
red ink, saying:
"Only the threat of 10dcfin1tcl~
prolonged high bud~et defi cits threat·
ens the contmuauon of sustained
non-mflat1onary growth and pros-
perity. It raises the specter of sharply
higher interest rate~. choked-off in-
vestment. renewed reccs'\10n and
nsmg unemployment ..
He called for the deficit problem to
be "laid to rest" throu~ a bipart1!Mln
effort lo curb spcnclmg.
He also urged. a!> he has previously.
enactment of const1tu1ional amend-:
ments that would require a balanced
budget and g1 \ e the president
hne-1tem veto authonty so he could
pare individual items from ap-
prupnat1ons bill!> rather than accept·
1ng - or rejecting -the measure!> m
total
In an clcl't1on yea r. the adm1n1!.-
trat1on app'lrl'ntl~ decide~ agaimt
addi ng cont~H·rs1al spending cut~ or
taxing pmpmal<. to its financial
bluepnnt. e<,pcnally since the like-
lihood of < ongress heeding such
!>uggesunn'> -even to pare the
troublc ,onw deficits -P. considered
slim.
<herall. the bluepnnt calls fo r
spending $925.5 h11l1on next year, up
from the $851 8 billion estimated for
thl'> \1'ar
adjusted for inflation.
Underpinning the budget plan are
-the administration·s assumptions
that tbe economy will continue
expanding at a solid pace through the
end of the decade, despite the deficits
that private economists worry could
sink the recovery.
The projections also forecast that
inflation. 1n1ercst rates and un-
employment will decline.
With that rosy economic outlook,
the deficits arc projected to decline to
$152 billion in 1988 and S 123.4
billion m 1989
Overall. the budget bluepri nt urges
~pending cuts of about $9 billion in a
"anety of non-Ocfense programs,
about half of which would be wiped
out by fre sh increases in other areas.
Turning to the military, the d<><;u:.
mcnt a~ks Congress to boost spending
ne>.t year by 14.5 percent. to $264.4
hilli on. by far the biggest increase for
anv maJor agency. After discounting
for 1nOat1on. the boost would be 9.3
,
~loud's to ha:Iig loW over Coast
Extended
No action
on Crystal
Cathedral
tax appeal
SACRA MENTO (AP)
-(AP) -State tax . o(-
ficials couldn't immedi-
ately decide whether to
reverse the payment of
$475,000 in back taxes by
the Crystal Cathedral of
Garden· Grove.
The five-member state
Board of . Equalization
panel took no action Tues-
day after a 90-minute hear-
ing on the Cathedral's r.e-
quast. and did not set a new
hearing date.
Rev. Robert Schuller,
head of the Crystal Ca·
thedral. was ordered to pay
the back taxes last July 31
for the years covering I 979
to 1982.
The panel ruled that
portions of the church
property had been used for
commercial events -in-
cludin~ diet groups. a thrift
shop. aerobic dancing and
psychiatric services -and
therefore subject to taxa-
tion.·
Controller Ken Cory. a·
member of the board. had
called for reconsideration
of the payback penalty,
sayin~ that not all. of the
activities were purely com-
mercial.
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LIBERTARIAN PARTY ..•
From Al
nghts. The only proper law<; arc th ose
which penalize such conduct a~
murder. rape. k1dnapp1ng. rohbcf)
and other en mes which v1ola1e some·
on('S nghts.
Some of the 1mm cd1atc rr.fo11m
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•Repeal of laws which discourage
work. such as m1n1mum wage laws,
•End of the expansion of the
money supply by the federal govern·
mcnt,
•The el1m1nanon of all subs1d1cs to
indu~try and agnculturc. and maJor
rcducttons in m1htary spending,
•Permanent withdrawal of U S
m1htary troops from all cntanglmg
military alliances to chm1natc nsk of
new war~.
•Return and red11t11 on.of all troop'>
to this country fo.r ~le purpose of
protection aa,n1nst 1n vas1on.
•Establishment of a no~firsMtnkc
nuclear policy. and
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m1ll1on and S 1 million. lkrgland 1s
confident he will ~l'I on the ballot in
all SO stale!>. He \aid 1t\ '>t ill too early
to prrd1ct how well he will do at the
poll<i in Novc mhcr. but he docs
t·~pe<.t to get more vote:~ than prcdt· cc~sor f!(J ('latk got in h1\ prc~1dent1al
bid lO 1980
< lark tallied 9'2 1.188 'otc\ -I
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( altfornrn m 1980 and itarnercd
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r vcn 1f Oerg.land d~sn't land 1n tht
Oval Offirc (and a l 1bertnnan never
ha~). he said his campaign could still
ht cons1dcrod a vtetof')'
"ff the L1bcrtanan analym of
1 \Ut's l)fcc1mcs a part of the pollucnl
dialogue then we will ha vt won "
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