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Home My WebLink About1984-02-13 - Orange Coast Pilot4 ~ ..ll.. 00 .o 0 -. • -· .II• -· • • -i • • -· ..... . ~-lllTlll_.,,...-~·-,_.._.,_.. __ MONDAY FEBRU t R't' 1J 1'1rl4 0 RANGE c 0 u N Ty c Al IF 0 n NI A 2 'J ( r N T ·~ If your Soclel Security number I• 392 11 4795, you've won *50 s .. rule•, 82 Cout Which Orange County gentleman Is "most likely to be seated at An- toneUo's without a reser- vatlon"?/ A7 Callfomla Radioactive table stands have been discovered In Orange and Los Angeles counties./ A4 A lone bush probably saved lives of three on plane that landed at Avalon's hllltop airport. /A4 Na don Texaco and Getty 011 Co. have merged In the larg- est such transaction In history./ A4 ... Black Republicans say It'll be tough selling Re- agan this year./ M World Reagan Is seeking mutual accord with Soviet Union's new leader.IM Mum's the word for Prln- 0888 Diana. She's expect- ing second child In Sep- tember . ./ M Featurea Nancy Reagan leads the list of people who love Aphrodite chocolates from Huntington Beach. /A7. Wife of penny-pinching husband tries to settle accounts./ Al Sporta The road wlll be a bum by one for area basketball teams In the CIF playoffs. /C1 - Jack Renner finally won the Hawaiian Open that eluded him last year. /C2 Entertainment The TV miniseries ''Cel- ebrity" Is a riveting drama about three boyhood friends who all became famous./ Al Buaineu Micro Venture of Irvine has a goal for Its markct,.t- lng department -a com- puter In every real estate offloe./At Flnanctal columnist Syl- via Porter looks at good and pad news affecting your19831ncometax return./ Al . ~~~~~<<:=:-.:::::-~ IKDEX Butlettn Board 8ul6Mel .:n .. Newt Cluatfted Com tea Croeewc>rd DMth Notleel Fe.turee Horoecope Ann landerl Mututll FUnd• Netlonal Newt ~ Pollot Log PublC Nottcee 8poftt S•ookMlrteta T__,on nt•••rt w.... WOrtdNewt A3 A0-10 EM A4 BM EM 88 ea A7-8 87 A8 A9 AA At> A3 85 81-3 A10 M M A2 A4 ' Mesa cops ·nab 'vigilante' Gunman tells his victim he• s determined to clear neighborhood of hoods, hoodlums A 19-ycar-old Huntington Beach youth on bis way to visit some friends m Costa Meu Sunday niabt was allegedly thrutened by a man who pointed a loaded sun at his head and said he was trying to clean up the 2Mesa skaters NO. 1 at home By LP. BENET Of ... .,., ....... Around the lee Capadcs CbaJet in Costa Mesa, the young skaters tend to step uide when Burt Lancon and Jill Watson begin their Iona pr~. .. We have in skating what is known as a caste system," explains 19·year-old Ron K.ravette of Costa Mesa, 1983 Pacific Coast Novice Dance Champion. "Those who arc stronger and better have the ri&ht of way on the ice and everyone adheres to that. And Burt and Jill are No. l here." And No. 6 in the world, much to everyone's surprise. On Sunday, the two skated to a sillth place finish in figure skating pairs competition in the XIV Olym· pie Winter Games., thrilling the throngs of young.mrs training early today at the ice rink where Lancon and Watson practice ~y. "They were great," said 12-year-old Tracy Ventura of Costa Mesa. ••1t was the best they had eva done." "It makes me feel good to know somebody in the Olympics," said 11-ycar-old Stevette Stone of Mission Viejo. "We were cheering for them when they were on TV." nei&bborhood. Oavid Feierabend told policehe was ridin1 bis motol'C)'Cle in an alley behind the 3000 block of Coolidge Avenue about 6 p.m. Sunday when a man approached him and uked his A8tronaat'• eye Ylew name. The man demanded identification from him and then alleaedJy ~ulled a loaded handsun out of bis belt. cocked it and placed it to Feierabend's head, threatening to .. blow bis brains out" if be moved. According to a police report, Feicrabend ell plained to the man that he was going to visit some friends in a nearby apartment. Uttle Kristy Biaham, a 10-year-old from Tustin, said she was impressed with the standing ovation Lancon and Watson received after a four-and-a-half minute program (Pleue _, llESA/ A2) ao..toa 8pecla1Ut Bruce llcCandleu •napped tlda picture of the &battle Cballencer d~ b.t. ~walk lut week. llcCanclle. wum~awayfrom the11paceablpaatncthe manned maneaYerlnC tinlt he helped to create. UCI ranks in.top 10 but officials aren't impressed 1984 Gourman report ·not taken seriously' by some educators, corporate recruiters By ANDREA ADELSON Of ... .,.., ....... UC Irvine is among the top 10 colleges in California, accor~~~ to the 1984 Gourman Report, a · ng of the nation's undergraduate schools. But university officials apparently aren't impressed by the honor. Stanford University wins top honors with UC Berkeley taking a close second in the fourth edition of the re~n. California has the highest per- centage of good colleges in the country, says Jack Gourman, the compendium's author and a Cal State University Nonhridge professor. The pronouncement may come as a welcome validation to college ad min- istrators whose institutions win high rankinp. But some academics and corporate recruiters put little credence m the repon. Educators contacted by The Daily Pilot say they rely on two other rankings. a National Science Foun- dation listing offederal grant winners and a second based on the findings of top national education groups. "I'm not afraid of them. I'm not just off the street." Gourman said from his home in Los Anacles. "We're not disturbed by criticism," he said. Gourman's repon is published by National Education Standards, J Los Angeles-based profit-mak.in1 or- gantZation that evaluates institutions of higher learning here and abroad. A murder mystery: After 15 years pass she's still Jane Doe She wasjuat Jane Doe. Dark hair, aliahtly chubby and YOUDJ. maybe 23 or IO. She WIS we&nnl I ftowered blOUle pink capril, an imitation leather jKket and a Cheap diMCr rina. For 1968, she didn't look out of the ordinary. Except that she wu dead. tnveslipton went over each of the itenu 10 many times that they saw them in their sleep. For ~ they went ova them, tryina to fllUJ" out who the woman was. Still, abe remained just J1ne Doe. Her throet wu t1uhed aod the had been left to die in a muddy Huot- inaton Beecb tlcld. Two $:°' boys wfio'd been hunt.in& for in t.be STEVE Maw RETROSPECTIVl killer wu an cacaped mental peticnt oow on the loote. More bodies had been found. all horribly mutilated. A satanic aroup WU bcina IOUlh&. He is the president. Gourman, S 1, a political science ~fcssor, said be initiated the report in 1967, and published a second one in 1977. In the last three yean, two editions have been published annual- ly, he said. The gu1de's intent is as a national mirror, to show college leaders their StrcnJthS and weak- nesses, Gourman said. Besides being circulated by an Illinois book distributor to retail book stores, Gourman said the two-volume report is purchased by "hundreds" of corporate recruiters, high school counselors and govern- ment officials. As for UCI, Gourman said "they've got strength. They have a good chance to become a national university, altboufb a lot of people don't know them.' According to Lynne Wither, a University of California academic (Pleue .ee UC IRVDm/ A2) The suspect then walked him, Fcierabcnd said, with the sun pointed at his stomach, to the apanment and asked the resident to verify that be knew Feicrabeod. When the ~ident vouched for him, the man let Feicrabcod go inside and explained that he was U')'ina to keep the neighborhood clear of .. hoods or hoodlums." After he shook the owner's hand repeattld.Jy, be left, the police ... Richard Coleman, SI, of COiia Mc:-1 was anestcd after the mideaa calieo lice. po . ...._ C.Oleman was booked t.ato - 'C.osta Meu Police Depe.ttmeal Jail on IUlpicion of lridnappitis Mill anauJt with a deadly~ A la.ded baadJ_U.n WU teCOYeted ill bis car, pohce wd, and bail wu tel at $25,000. Unconscious brain tied to learning? UCI researchers probe mind's storage areas By ANDREA ADELSON Of .. .,., ....... Stories persist about unconscious surgery patients wboan recall oper- ating room conversations. And now UC Irvine rcsearcben have discovm:d the anesthetized brain is capable of lea.ming and remembcrina jnformation durin& what was thoupt to be an unaware, and unresponsive state. The researcb findinu. conducted at UCl's Center for the Neurobiology of Leamina and Memory by On. Norman WeUlberp, Paw Gold and Debra Stembera. were published in the February issue of Science smp- zine. Gold says the reteareber's pl is to eventually identify what areu of the brain store memories. That finctina · could lead to the ditc0vcry o( a triaerina mechanism in people whote ability to learn and remember is blocked, such u the rewded. tbe senile or thote sufferina from a severe trauma, be said. "We're aa.>mint it will be several ycan before identifyina the specific brain system rdatcd to memory," the 39-year-old raearcbcr said. He could ~-BLUR/A2) Summer-like crowds swarm coastal sands The sunny weather that lured 32,000 to Orange Coast beaches and prompted a flotilla of weekend boaters to set sail may drop a few degrees as clouds gather. However, the combination of a holiday (for some) and still pleasant temperatures proved enough to draw a crowd to the sand today. L i feguard s expecte d larger-than-normal weekday crowds today as surfers and sunbathers hit the sand. talung advantage of the thf"CC'-Oa y Ltncolo's Btrthday holtday. Sunday "was picture perfect." a cloudless and windless day. although the beaches this morning were slight- ly more overcast. Newport Beach lifeguard Eric Bauer said . On Tuesday, weather fo1cc.ia:is predict clearing along the coast 'after considerable cloudiness toni&ht with overnight lows dipping to 40 to SO degrees. Highs of 63 to 7 4 arc p~cted. A Southern California high of 76 degrees was reported Sunday in Santa Monica and, although beach attend- ance slipped from last weekend. county lifeguards rcPoned im- pressive turnouts for a February. More surfers than bathers braved 58 degree ocean temperat~ cafCb. mg fairl y shaped one-to three.foot waves out of the west., Baua said. About 81000 sunscckers put down towels at Newpon and Corona dcl ( Pleue Me CLOODe/ A.2) vacant lo• ditcovered her Dy. It wu spnwled face.down. Herdotbel were mu.d. If she bad a pune. it WU pie. At first the boys tbo~t they'd found a~ For 314 da~ Jane Doe wu kept in am~ ri;frietrator while detec- tives tried to fiaUre out who abc ~ where she had come from aod why sbo bad died. Tbe mortuary com· plained, but polioc WC1'C iJWS\ent lbe hunt nQJ kcut otf too IOOO. Whiter replacementa But wheti &be tnatb tot out and word of tbo murder spread, wild rumon IMPl \be communtty. The There were b\lndreda of leads but t.aCb Ont WU I ~end. (11 ...... JANS OOS/A2) 0-wlao tak• ..._ tlut beacla• •MD all tM ~· are foae? n..e -.wl1a take ~t at Coroaa 4el W'.u Stat. a.cla oa a L OT/Monday.~ 1 • 11&4 BRAIN RESEARCH AT UCI ••• From Al SJ lie oo nmrtabk (or COl'DJoS up *1th a memot} wmu.Launa d""4>"n) to the maoume, Gold~ hU c:olJcaClin .... u put"We the anntbaia rneate'h ~ Otha IVC'Out$ to U ... tan&Jt hov. anunal bnian·\ pnnl ~mo~ r~ ~)chob1ologJ'it\ fou nd lh<tl the hormone cpiocphnnc -mvrc commo nlv lr.nuw n a\ the tl1&ht-0t·fight chroi1caJ adrenaline - ma., pla) a role in the formauon ol memoncj Memon~ are ~he11ed lo be 1m· pnnled ""hen ;an organ1-.m bc<omc\ culled or arouSf!'d b~ an c11enl Epinephnnc u prr\Cnl during arousal R~archcn pro,·ed their point b~ 1nJC'Ctin1alread) \Cdau:d rau-.uh the bormooe wb.ik t.bey undmr.ein .. tra.injQI.• &imuJWlCoWly IOU°"!"' uone.a.nd ~ .... rlect ....... ;ulial .... aboct. The animals ~ noc a toed by the sudden surst of eptncphnoe and mca.sunmcnu of lhrtr heart rate And rdle1n s.ho•ed no chanar dunn1 trainuta. Yet 10 da)s lat.er, the anunals ~ere found to ha vc been cond 1 uoncd lO the fear training. Rats 1n a walong state that received rhe shock·and·tone 1Nh1le unconsetoUl nopped dnnkin& when th() heard the noise A control group that received saline 10\ttad of cp1nephnne dad not Gold uplalncd that the painna of memof') formation and adrenaline had httn substanttated before has 11oorlc Ho we .. er, b) 1o1.ork1ng Wlth MESADUONO. l HERE ... From Al tilled "'1th \tunning dt'alh \p1ral\ d11licuh double JUm~ and a 'anet} ol wmph:.a. oHrhead hfb ''The) \hould ha"c got the gold."' the blond·haarcd Knst11 \aid with an 1mp1-.h g.nn · The coachc\ at the lamoui. ~Juthcrn ( alafom1a nnk "'en: a\ 1m prc\~d 3\ the children "The' "'ere ncellent · wm· mente<fY"onne :--.;1cksofCMta M~. 1.1.ho~ husband John c.oalhC\ Linton and Watwn ··John lallcd lfrom \' ug<Mla\ 1aJ last ntght and wld me he "'u 'er. plea~d that the~ had skated \0 clean -there wcrt: no m1\takes •· Karen Grobba a 1olat1ng 1n\tructor who has seen Lancon and Wat~n i.~ate an man) compeuuon'I, said 1t was the best ~he had t'.' er !ICCn them perform ... They looked confident and I thought the) were the c.ro"d UC IRVINE RANKING HIGH .•• From Al anal Ht ··no one 141ke., 11 'en \CrlOU\)\ ' . Jfol4l:\Cr V. llhl'f \did <1uurman., ran t..1ngc, dul · tend to agree "-•th othcrc,' \Ulh a'> tht· nauonal ( ''" fercnu: ffoard ranking. pubh'>hed in the < hnin1tlc of Higher [du<:atJon maga11nc la\t )Car A c.urporatc rctru1 tn tor a large Orange< uunt) firm who a'>kcd not to be 1den11fied. \aid lhl C1ourman Repon · 1\ nol haghl~ rc'>pe<:ted .. He rel1e<1 more on andu'ltr'\ trade rank · 1ng\ when hmng graduate\ "That'\ the ir opinion \i!ld < 1ourman ·I hl·n. are a number of gu1dcc, 1iu1 that <trc u~h.''' he <,a1i.l c.C1lling tht < onfcr~n<.c· Hoard la<,llng ·a t<>rn ixn- d1um ol go'>'>lP • (JO\'>IP or no lhl· rcpor1 l\\Ul'<l h~ thl· t ontcrence Board of Associated Rc'>carch Councils that ranked undergraduate schools. "14as very 1nfluent1al 1n hudgct negot1auons an the lasl \IX month'>. · said Wilham Parker I '( l's il\\OClale vice chamcllur \mong graduate schools. the Na· urmal Science Foundation lasting acts ac, the premier yards11ck . "The two tog.ether provide a good profile." said David Schetter. an a\\1stant dean of graduate studies at I ( I The Irvine campus was ranked <tmong the top third of the nation's hest 100 undergraduate colleges. and ~kth m federal suppon for research. Parker said "That means that an less than 20 "cars. UCJ has come from ranch land iu a vef} good unavcrsat}," he said. sedaJcd .anun~ ~ bave a aimpkr wt IOrtlft.1 out •bicb eweDJS taliat .place m the bnin ate related to mrmory. . .. A k>t o! ~ brain is depressed clurina ~ .. be 51.id Gold I~ lhc pl'OOCSS lO lootina for a necdk m a ha)'IUd. Sedauon mam the barstack smalkr. be wd. While Gold a id be as fasanatcd that I.ht fandJnp pve credcncc to reports about opentina room recol· lect.10~ t.bc march should not ~ viewed as &>V\Q& bopt to 5J«P leat111DJ. ach ocates. .. Ao~a is 1 ~'J dHl'ucnt su&e than~ ... be An ind1vtdua.l •'0Uld li ktly wakt up 1f SJVCft tbe stimulant epoephrint dunog sleep, Gold potnted out. favontes along wnh the Carruthers. For Lancon of HuntJogton Beach and Watson of Costa Mesa. the suth pla~ finish exceeds all expertat1ons. They were d1sappo10tcd with their third place finish an t.be U.S. Figure Ska tang Champ1onsb1ps a month ~o. But an SaraJevo. before a cbetring crowd and an 1ntcmat1onal television audience. they skated what they and others descnbed as I.be best per- formance of their lives. The relatively low scores they received, which received a chorus of boos and hoou from the largely Amcncan crowd m SaraJevo. Yugoslavia, d1d not surprise anyone who 1s fanuhar with the caste system in 1ntemationaJ skating cuclts. Watson and Lancon have been together only 18 months and are still paYJ ng their dues. But the outstanding finish puts the pair 1n superb position to step Jn as the No. l U.S. pairs team if the Carruthers, who earned a Silver Medal on Sunday, retire after next month's world championships. CLOUDS ••• F rom Al Mar beaches on Sunday, with about 1,000 fewer sunworshipers on Satur- day. he said. A 28-ycar-old surfer suffered a neck IOJUry Saturday when rutting the ocean bottom. Bauer said. The un· identified man was treated at the beach, and no other 1n1urics occurred. he said .. At Huntington and San Oemente, another 16.000 people took to the sand over the weekend. The ran kin~. even Gourman's. act as an "external .. ahdat1on" that can provide persuasive leverage among leg.aslator'> and college adminis- trators. Withe' of the UC staff. said C1ourman's report isn't taken ~nousl> because it's cnteria 1s "vague. unsubstantiated and un· clear" "We don't put any weight on at." she said. Gourman defends has repon as being based on empincal and vcnfi· able 1nformat1on compiled from a network of college sources and ab- sorbed by a staff of .SO. "They send us sohd information on a department's weaknesses and strengths." Gourman said. "We know af there arc biases because the ratings are constantly coming an ." JANE DOE REMAINS A MYSTERY ... From Al Tht .!'>•' l()fl~ Ill\ ''>llgalOf\ to ( Jnada '-.cv. ) or~< 11) Jnd Mex ico l ht· dcJd -...om.in' tingerpnntc, were ruro 1hrnu~li thr I HI 1 ornputcr -nol ()Ot•· h1111irnt ;Iller tinlt [ ac:h 11em ,,f < l111h1ny, v.;" c,tu<11nl l•H '>lgn'> of -...hl'I• 11 r111v1i1 li.t\" t>1.·t·11 purc:h<t\cd I 1n.Jll\ 1111' de: 1r1 '''t'' )W\t' up and larH· I >•it· "'·" hum:d 'iax people 'hn\l.t:d 11p tor the JMurx·r 'funeral on ,, ~rc' and r.i1n \i I nd.n. 1n a< oruna ckl \.l;ir l•'rnl'tJn. -lot 1521 I \•'rt .11 rht· l ni.l poltc.c kept dlt'd:11w 111 ''T "'ho might ~how up lo \t«· .u1 •rn ~ n11Y.n girl buncd 1n an 1111111.irkul gra~c Hui everyone 1n .1lll 111Jar1tl wa., thl·rc "n oflk1al h11\1nl'\\ kl·portcr\ and poltr<."men I rid.1\ I~ ylaf\ iiftcr the woman v.,10, t111111d 1hc t a'-C remain\ open. .11lh11uish the lhan<.ci. ol C\.er de· ll'rn11n1n~ 11.h11 J.1n<.· Doc was 1~ 11·rn1i1c:• J hl' lh.imt·\ uf findang her hlkr .irr nc.:n \hlll mc r "I nit'\\ \orncone JU\t come\ in \omc day and c.·unlc\~\ and tell\ all "-t'll ncH·r knCJw .. ~1d ~gt Monte \kJ..cnnon who spent :re.tr\ working un the liJ\t' ••nd rcmaam fam ahar w11h 1 l\ ck 1;111\ tfr remember\, for inst.:tnce. that the woman'\ aquamanne nng -'Ule ft 1/4-took dc1ecuve\ to the farm town of Woodland A JC't'-Cler an the town out~ade 5lU.ramento ~w 11 police ad an " trade maga11ne and thou&ht he recallcd 1t a\ one he had told "That v.a\ onr of our few It-ad~ <tnd 11 looked good lor a whale," ~1d McKennon "But at wa\ another dead end" Rcurcd pohce dclcCHvr Joe C1run- dy spent two years on the ca\C Ix-fore ~Ilana ll quits and mo' 1ng to the w1ldemcu alona Puset Sound in Waahanaton where he 1s ~ull haunted by mcmone, of the namelc~s lady. .. Yeah. 11 mll botherl' me. I wanted to clear at," he r~llcd dunna a telephone interview. "ft wu a das ac. A real cl• IC ... Grundy calculated that he and other offiw condu tcd nearly S,000 1ntOf'VJCWI, traveled lOUtti Uf the bordu twttic and C\lcn ltadtd do~n twupc ho('laamedtohnctttn the mystef') woman walking with a man shortly before she died The field where Jane Doe's body was found has now been plowed under. Newland 'itrect passes through tt and ..evcral subd1v1s1ons have heen built The murder sate, in effect. has been buned along w11h the nameless v1c11m But in 1968when Ne1o1.land went no funher south than ) orktown Av· enue. the weedy lot was a fa vonte daytime haunt of young children out explonng and a night tame hangout for young couple'> looking for a quiet. ~eluded spot. "People would go there to neck. That's about all." said M c Kennon. "There was a httlc din path you could pull out onto" After the woman's body was dis- covered, police went door·to-door in the )urround1ngnc1ghborhood asking the same question and getting the '3me answer Nobody heard any· thang. nobody saw anything. Because the unknown woman was killed on a Thursday. pohcc ~t up blockades on three ~tnught Thursday evenings. Every car traveling through the area was stopped and every driver a'ked if he had passed that way the na&ht the dark·haired woman was lu ned. Nothing. "We used to try that kind of stuff back then and w met1mes it worked." \aid McKennon. "But an th as ~ 11 didn't." I here were susp1c1on<1 thal Jane Doc had been a baker. Others lhouaht she was a prostitute. pos 1bly from Meluco beeause of her sh&htly Latin featureii. But 1n the end, 1t was all JUSt aueuwork. The day Jane Doc w11 to ht buned, a Lon.a Bc-ach woman came forward with the news the the my1ttry murder v1c11m was Rhonda Fisher. a roamina Gcof'lll &ifl who'd supposedly hook· cd up Wlth the Hell's Anaels. But police located Rhonda F1 her. %c was uvana in Orc&Pn Almost two years after the k.llhna. another •oman identified Jane Doc 11 Tere11 Mane Tippet, 1 upj)OICd 3()..year-old pool hustler from Norlt\ Carolina wh~ also uaedJbc names. Maue Meeker and Matue SullweU. But Tippet, investigators learned, was supposed to be th e mother of two. Jane Doe, the county coronor said, had never had a child. Another dead end. A mother who had not seen her daughter since a family quarrel eight years before. contacted police, trunk· mg Jane Doe mag.ht be her daughter. But pohcc found the woman's daugh- ter. The mystery continued. "We solved a lot of cases fo r olher c1 t1es but we didn't solve our own," said McKennon. Grundy said of all the leads and taps, there was only one he thought might have been on target. "A woman in Ti~uana had reported her daughter massing," 1he detective recalled.·· When I went to the house to talk Wlth her. she refused to talk with me. She told me her daughter drowned and washed up on the beach "That always rubbed against my gills. I was never sure if I b(lieve her or not. But 1t doesn't matter now." The Rev. G. Russel Shaw, who sa1d last ntcs for the unknown woman, said he has never forgotten that particular funeral. "I ha ve a very vivid memory of at," said Shaw, who moved to Victorville shortly after the rainy funeral. "It was troublina. I remember all the dete<:· tives at the funeral, wait1na around to sec who would show up. I was cunous too.·· Shaw said he moved out of Hunt· angton Beach ~hcvinJ that the woman be had buried had been identified ua runaway from Ocof'Jia. "l forsct the name but that's who rvc been tbinldna It wu all 1bcse years. 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Church groups can't use clly fac1h- ues to Newpon Beach but the CJty attorney's office is recommending dumping the policy. Last September a woman asked to use a parlc building for a Bible study class. But Parlcs, Beaches and Rec- reation Director Ronald Whitley dented the request in accordance wtth a City Council policy passed in the J970's. At the same ume. Whitley asked the city attorney's office to review the pohc) As'iastant Cat) Attome) Robert D. Gabnele found a recent U.S Su· preme Coun ruhng ovenumed a ~1m1lar ban at a state universat). "The Supreme Coun saad 11 was actually a v101auon of the First Amendment to prohabJt rehgaous act1v1t1cs while alloWJng other forms of expression," Gabncle explained. lronically, the CH) passed the church ban because at thought 11 was upholding the Conslltuuonal separ· ation of church and state. In a report to the C11y Council. Gabriele says a religous group could successfull y challenge the policy and that it would be wiser to treat religious orga01zat1ons hke private groups wistung to rent fac1hues. The woman who wanted to teach the Bable class never filed a request for a permit so ctty officials don't have her name. but her verbal request was enough to spark a review of the policy, said Recreauon Super· intendent Tom Line. "Because it is such a scns1t1ve issue we wanted to take another look at our policies. find out what other c1t1es arc doing and how the laws have changed." he said. The Cit) gel5 onl) two or three requesl5 a :rear from reh$JOUS groups 1.1.ho want to US(' city fac1hties. he said But the number ma) increase 1f the ban 1s hfted Gabnelc also as recommendang that the city change 115 pohc:r hm11mg ho"" pohucal groups can rent cat) faciliues for meetings. "The poht1cal proh1b1uon ts that you arc not allowed to hold a meeting unless r,ou have an opposing faction attend, • Gabnele said. Mesan undergoing exam following murder of wife Suspect has been in hosp~tal Jai! wa rd since rampage __ By STEVE MARBLE Of IN OllllJ ""4 lutf A Costa Mesa man suspected of killing his wife and severely beating the elderly owners of a motel nearly nearl)' a month ago. as undergoing a psych1atnc examination this week to determine afhe is mentally capable of understanding the charges he faces. Jo<,cph Katcher. 67. 1s accused of murdering his wife, Kay. an their Costa Mesa condommaum and driv· mg to Desen Hot Spnngs where he allegedly continued his violent ram- page after co nfronting the motel owners. He has been in a hospital Jill ward since has arrest Jan. 19. Dnert Hot Springs police broke into the Sussle Guest House office where Karcher allegedly was trying to strangle Pauline Susslc, the motel owner's wife Katcher suffered a broken wrist and skull fracture when polia: pulled ham away from lhe woman. The Just Call 642-6086 o.:r. Pftot 11 ouartv;Je.ct ....... .,., f •.Oly " '°" 00 n1,1 ha .... '°"' paper Oy ~ JO P "1 '411 befOle 7 pm 1 '>0 yuu• t.np7 will O• ~.., Costa Mesa man also had fallen through a glass window before patrol- men arrived. Because of has injunes and the psychaastnc testing, Katcher has not been formally charged with any of the crimes and remains an police custody at R1vers1de General Hospital. Meanwhile. the 76-year-old motel owner remains in a coma at Desert Hospital an Palm Sprin~. Arthur Susslc as connected to a hfe-support system and has been near death smoc the beating, officials report. Pilgrim's proud father to appeal to NB Council Shipwnght Dennis Holland is ex· peeled to take the plight of his JOO-foot clapper ship before the Newport Beach City Council tonight to ask that the P1lgnm of Newport~ allowed to stay docked at Rhine Wharf Park until a permanent home for the 18th-century-style ship can be readied. Holland. 37. of Costa Mesa is in 1he midst of an ongoing feud with the city over the docldng of his handmade boat at a caly dock. City officials say Holland bas overstayed his welcome al the dock and 1s blocking public access. Holland says he cannol move the boat and has no place to put 11 afhc could. Fnday, a Superior Court Judge denied the city's request for a re- stra1nang order against Holland which would have forced him to move the Pilgrim immediately. But the Judge said the city could come back in a week if the boat was not moved by then. Betty Holland, Dennis' wife, said many of the couple's Iona-tame friends and supporters have prom· ased to show up et the meetin~ "If they all show up it'll ~ packed. • she said. Whal do you like about the Dally Pilot! What don't you like? Call the number a& left a.nd your me11a1e wlll be rtcordtd, 1ran1crlbed and delivered lo the approprla&e editor. The tame U -hour an1werln1 service may be used to record letters to tllle editor OD any &oplc. Contributors to our Letters column muu lnclade their name aid teleplloae Hmbtr fo r verifkallon. No clrculaUOD calla, pluae. Ttll us wb11'1 on your mind. ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat H. L. lchwaru Ill Pllblllhef CtnMllatleft 714/IO-'tfl Cl1111fted.._..... .. ,~ Al...., •• , ,,... ... ..., MAIN Offlel 3:10 W...i 8ey St ~· loileM, CA .... d •c»• lie• !68() Co.le M.-CA 92629 Copy.IO"t !tleJ 0.Mge C~1 ~ Colftpe'1y Ho ,.,,., 11ori.. 1th .. 11•110111 tO•lon•• ,,..,,., O• 80Yer'-"' ,...__, _, Ott ftlplooue.G WlfNllll ICleC* I>(!'! .... ,..,,. ul G®)•oylll - 5_,u.,Jl y '"" !llunCUlf II '°" J4 ""' •ee .... ''"" <<>r1 0-.. r I "' c.tfl lleMrt 10 a " ...., ,.,.,, COj)y '* °'.,....,,,..~ Cltc"'9ttoft , .......... Chair DoweHbJ Edit« and Autstan1 to lhe Pu Roeemary Churchman Conlrollef lllC.ONI -~ CliMI 111 Coss• ...... CeiibN 11JPS '" '°°' '""'°" or "''* ._. '' -~ by -.i Ml 50 INll'l'°"Y .... Orlnfll cow, ,,,_ ....... l ............ --- VOL. 71, N0.4" t Scrabble toul!ney set in Huntington rabble players wtll COID'CJlC. thil wtckcnd.!M a_ two-day tournament at the Home Saviop and I.o.n buildina in the Seacliff Villqe 1hoppif\I oenter, Main Street at Yorktown Avenue, Huntinston Beach. Players of all age1 and 1kill levels are invited to compete in the event, which will bqjn with the novioe division tourney at I p.m. Saturdar and Sunday. The mtennediate and expen division• wtll compete Feb. 2S and 26 at the same boun. ReJistrat1on is $3 in advance or SS at the door. For further information, contact Geneva Aken, diru:tor of the Huntinaton Beach club, at 9~2729. Legal talk on dlvorce plam1ed Attorney Pat Herzoa will present a workshop on the lepl aspects of divorce Friday at the UC Irvine Women's Opportunities Center, 2811 Main St .. Irvine. The workshop, which will run from I to 3 p.m., will cover the problems and procedures in volved in dissolu· tion. Further information may be obtained by calling the ~nter at 8S6-7 I 28. Dlabetlc te.t. at Valley IJa.pltal Fountain Valley Community Hospital will conduct a scnes of free diabetic screenings for the public, scheduled for Tuesday, Feb. 21 and Feb. 28. The scrccmna.s will be held from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the hospital, 17100 Euclid St .. Fountain Valley. Symptoms of diabetes mclude unusual thirst1 hunJCr, rapid weiaht loss, frequent urination. blurrea vision, drowsines~1 irritability, itching, cramps and slow healing. A blood 11ucoae test will be performed to screen for diabetes, with results available within minutes. The screeninp arc being offered in cooperation with the American Diabetes Association and KNXT-TV Channel 2. More information can be obtained by calling lhe hospital's education office, 966-8168. Italian group •et. dlnner-dance The Italian Catholic Federation Branch 302 of Sta. Simon and Jude Church in Huntington Beach will hold its annual dinner-dance Saturday at Colman Hall, 20444 Magnolia Ave., Hur.tington Beach. . A no-host bar will open at 6:30 p.m. followed by dinner at 7:30 and dancing from 8:30 till midnight. Reservations, at $12.SO per person, must be made by Wednesday by calling Jo Amato at 968-1 446 or Don Merlino at 960-3S06. Rater John•oa to addreu group The Laguna Niguel Community Forum Series will feature Raf er Johnson, the 1960 Olympic Decathlon Gold medalist, Sunday at 7:30 t>.m. at the Shepherd of the Hills United Church of Christ m Laauna Niauel. Tickets for the event arc on sale at the oftioe of the Shepherd of lhe Hills United Church of Christ, 30121 Niguel Road, Laguna Niguel. office hours arc 9 a.m. to 2 p. m. For information call 49S-l 3 l 0. · Balboa panel plan• meetl.ng Aclam Soflo student Costa Mesa .. I still think the space program is great. People need the technology that'scome from the space program." Fernando Aguilera restaurant worker Costa Meta "r don't know exactly why they lost those satel· ites but I still think it is a good program." Mary Au Archbold teacher Newport Beach .. My husband works in a field related to the space in:oaram. He!6 project head for Triton missiles and sub- marines, so of course I think the space program is great. But, even ifhe didn't, I thinJc we ought to be in space." GuyTorelll real estate broker Costa Mesa "I still like the space program. They've had 18, lOO~rcentsuccess ful missions and two soofs. We should look at tt that way. Besides, no one knows whose fault it is the satellites didn't perform as planned." AIJce Goldsmith beauty college student Newport Beach "l still like the space program because women are going up now. I want to see the movie "The Right Stuff" so I can better understand it all. I think it's really neat they're trying to find out about life on other planets." . Darlene Newsom student Costa Mesa "It seems like a big loss, considering the money that goes into those things, but I still think the space program is a good thing. You ha vc to look at all the good things the space shuttle has done." t • Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday,~ :13. 1M4 * * Al Joan Goldsmith nune Costa Mesa "It doesn't worry me they lost the satclite- j ust so they don't lose any people. I think the space program is im- ponant because a lot of the discoveries they . make in technology and data in space is apeli· cable to o ur lives. KenSoejoto cbemlcal engineer Rancho Palos Verdes "I've always been for the space program. It seems when they make an error like with the satclHtes, the media brings out this negative news instead of all the positive things they've accomplished." BJ ta.. Aa.daCM Prw ANAHEIM -Tbe life ex_pecwicy of the AIDS epidemic, a ~oosed medical fee freeze a.nd h.ope for dae blind and dea( throu&h a~cal advanc.« ·were ~ C.ali!ornia Medical ANOOiatlon oonvmuon toPlct ti weekend. Or. Roben 0 . Burnett, outa0ioa ort&ideat of die 33,0QO.member CMA. also aavt a ~ ldd - Sunday, 11 Dr. Oavtd Horner of IQ&lewood pftpeted to succeed bun. Dr. Oarence S. Avery of San Leandro. wbo wiD become the first black phyuciao io bead the CMA liace b was established in l86S, was telec1ed praidenwlect W the aroup's 421-member Houte of Deleptes and will succeed Homer in a year. At a syposium to teach family phygi~ian.s how IO recognize and treat Acquired Immune Deficiency Sya- drome. the chairman of California's AIDS wk fon::e .aid the A1DS epidemic is stUJ ... crilis" that could~ the nation's health care system if not brouaht UAder control. Despite recent reports that AIDS is on the wa.M, Or. Marcus Conant said: "Physicians all over the cououy have got to be aware dus problem is JOin& to be wida UI through the decade and maybe io the end of the century." Dr. Harold Jaffe, chief of epidemioloSY for the U.S. Centers for Disease Control in A t.lanta. sajd the nwnber of reported AIDS cases is doublinJ_ every six months. >.. OI Feb. 9, the COC confirmed 3,409 cases nationwide ofibe illness, which has taken more than l,400 lives since fin& recognized in 1981 . Freezing docton' fees to improve the mecticiJ profession's imaae wu 1uppon.ed by lliabt1y more than half of the nearly 20 docton who spoke on the su.biecl Saturday at a hearina before an advitory committee ofdle association's House of Oeleptes. "If we do not pass tbiJ we will be crucified by the media." said Dr. Glenn Molyneaux, president of the Sul Francisoo Medical Society. The fee freeze was proposed by Dr. Stephen Hamea of San Luis Obispo after the T ex.u Medic:al AslOCiation endorsed a similar plan. However some docton contend the public i.J.Daee improvement that would result from a fee fneze would not solve the larJer problems associated with health care costs. "Doctors can't solve the problem even if th~ were to work for nothing," said Dr. Frank Roaen of Whittier. The six-member advilOI)' committee will make a recommendation on the pro~ and aend it to the 42 l delegates today. A decision u expected late Tuesday or Wednesday. At another symposium, Dr. Mansfield Smith of Stanford University said sW)ical implants in the middle ear and laser suraery to remove bra.in tumon and correct retina imperfections are offerina new hope for the deaf and the blind. Smith said the experimental treatments would be able to restore hearina and siabt to tome with tenetic or dqenerative dileases. The "middle-ear hearina device" trampluts may not be available to the public for up to five yean but could end up costing the same as or lC5S than beari.Da aids, Smith said. The Balboa Improvement Association, a group of business people and residents of the Balboa Peninsula will meet Feb. 21at8 a.m. at the Balboa Pavilion. The guest speaker will be Richard Leuhn, diru:tor of the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce. LB Council race off to a crowded start . Blrden to •ee Ala•.ka •how The Laguna Beach City Council race is a little more crowded since four new candidates filed papers to panicipate in the April I 0 election. "Birding Alaska" will be the subject of a lecture-slide show at the general meeting oflhe Sea and Sage Audubon Society Feb. 21 at the Bowers Museum annex in Santa Ana. Paul Christiansen, Manha Collison, Paul Munoz and Ricky Slater have joined three other candidates vying for two council scats. Incumbent Neil Fitzpatrick, ~litical activist John Gabriels and educator Sinclair "S1" Jones announced their candidacies earlier. Gerald Tolman, a malh teacher at Fountain Valley High School and chairman of the society's Christmas bird count, will conduct the proaram, scheduled for 7:30 p.m. for further information, call the society at 974-8250. Meanwhile, Dorothy Rhodes, an office manager for a Laguna Beach accounting firm, announced she will run against incumbent Verna Rollinger for the city clerk position. Christiansen, 33, ran unsuccessfully in last year's council election. The 20-year resident believes traffic congestion, senior citizens' housing and parking are some of the key issues facing the city. Monday, February 13 "I think we need to look at the budJet in a more responsible and mature way," Christian said, adding that council members "stud y problems, but don't come to terms with them." • 7:30 p.m., Newport Beacb City Council, City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. • 7:30 p.m.:...Laguna Btacb Arts Comml11lon Council Chambers, SOS torcst Ave. Christianseo attended Laguna Beach High School and later earned a law degree from Western State University at Cal State Fullerton. He is a partner in a Laguna Beach hotel and employed in a local investment firm. Tuesday, February 14 The SO-year-old Collison, a vice president of a local Laguna Beach real est.ate firm, bas been a resident of the city since 1968 and presently chairs lhc city design review board. Valenti.De'• Day • 9:30 a.m., Oru1e Couty Board of S1j>trvllor1, Hall of Administration, IOCivicCenter Plaza, Santa Ana. • 1:30 p.m., Ora.nae Couty PlalullDJ Comml11ion, Hall of Administration, 10 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana. • 6:30 P..m., Co1ta Men PlannlDJ Commi11ton, City Hall Council Chambers, 77 Fair Drive. Collison identified the proposed San Joaquin Hills freeway, senior citizen housing, parking, hillside develop- ment and a financially sound government as the major issues for the upcoming election. "We also need to work on defining the village atmosphere and the government's responsibility to the public," she said. "My whole Two Costa Mesa men snatched ·off street, robbedatgunpoirit Two Costa Mesa men were kid· napped on the street at gunpoint by four men Saturday niaht, dnven to a park and robbed of$231 , police said. The men were walk.ina eastbound on Center Street about 7:4S p.m. when a black Datsun pulled alona.side them. The dnver jumped out and pointed an automallc machine sun at them, police reported. The driver ordered the pair into the Hunttniton Beach A praae break-in was reported Sunday on the J 8000 block of Fieldbury Lane. Someone entered throu&h an unlocked door and stoic tools worth $2.000. • • • Someone buralaridd the Thrifty Oru1 Store, 21112 Beach Blvd., earll Sunday br entering throuah the roo . the loss included electronic equip- ment worth $2,000. • • • A resident of the 18600 block of Oem1on Lane told police that some· one took items from bu &ilver 1980 Datsun 8210 while it was perked ~nlocked early today near the City Pier. Tbe lo included S 100 cash and a punt and wallet worth $36. • • • A man was tJTUtcd unday eve.- nina at the Ta~t stort, 9882 Adams • Ave., c>n 1u1p1ci~n o( lh\iftina. ' . ' ., car, where three other men held knives to their throats, and drove them to Lion's Park at 18th Street and Park A venue in Costa Mesa, the vicitms told police. The men were marched across the park to the mtrooms and forced to lie down while they were robbed. When the four men ran across lhe park and drove off, and the victims went to a neatby aas station and called Merchandise worth $200 was re- covered. • • • Someone 1tole an oranae 1978 Datsun pickup parked Sunday in front of a home on the 100 block of 17th Street. The loss was estimated at $4,000. • • • Enterina throuah a sunroofi.....some· one buraJarized a red 1978 uatsun parked over the weekend in a driv~ way alOl\f the 8300 block of Kina· filher Drive. The loss included car stereo equipment worth S l ,2SO. • • • A man wu arrested Sunday after· noon at the AJbcnson's market at Ooldenwat Street and Warner Av- tnue on su pic:ion of shoplif\.ina. Recovered wu food worth SJ. I 0. • • • A resident of the 7800 block of Knn n Circle told pohce Sunday that her pun 1971 Dodte van wa buraJariud by 10mronc-who entered --- police. The robbers made off with a watch. a coat, cash and one man's wallet. police reported. The drive r was described as a male Hispanic, with brown hair and eyes, 6 feet tall with a slender build and wearing a black jacket and brown pants. An investigation into the incident is onaoina. police said. throuah is1 e window. The loss included st o eq uipment worth $360. • • • Somco e took property from an unlocked brown 196S Mustana oarked Sunday near I 7th Street and J>ecan Avenue. The loss included $S3 ill cash, a $SO radio and $60 1n miSQCllaneous items. • •• A brown 1983 Honda Civtc was buf'l)arited while parked Sunday on the 8100 block of Forelle Drive. A window was broken to enter. The loss1 csti!'1aled at S3S01 .included a sunooaro and some clotnina.. lntne five employcet of an Irvine furniture maker wtrt ln'CSled for suspicion of arand thd\, after a plant manaacr alleJedly uw the men lcav· int after houra wtth company prop. eny in 1 truck on Saturday. Police Martha Colllaon Paul Chrutian.en Ricky Slater Paul llanos philospohy is we all have com moo problems and can solve them together." Collison received a bachelor's degree from UC Santa Barbara and master's degree from Whittier College. She spent 23 years in the education field. serving as a teacher. counselor and administrator at schools in Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa and Tustin. 49-year-old employee in the maintenance department in the Village Fair Shopping Center, he said he seeks a council seat be1::ause be "wants changes to benefit the city and not mtercst groups. Slater advocates more commerical development, a better mamtcoance program to clean up city streets and beaches. improved bus service, new ta.xi service, rent control and JObs and housing for transients. She also has serves as treasurer of the ~una Beach Board of Realtors, a member of the Nelghborhood Congregational Church, and was past president of Upper Diamond Homeowners Association. "We need to get them ofT the streets by givin& them work and a place to stay," he sald. Micky Slater, who ra n for City Council unsuccessfull y in 1982. has been a Laguna resident for 26 years. A Munoz.. who bills himself as an .. organic man" who is "self suffi cient through appropriate technology," was unavailable for comment. recovered !Ive oak table tops worth S600 belonging to Life Style Cah- forn1a . 17622 Von Karman Ave .. from the vehicle. The men. ranging in age from 25 to 37, were booked at county Jail. • • • A 23-ycar-old pipefitter from Costa Mesa was taken into custody by Irvine police Saturday after the} stopped the car he was dnving and found three outstanding warrants against him. James Michael Kerhnc was held on warrants fo r burglary and two misdemeanor charges. • • • The lq of a 14-year-old Irvine youth had to be splinted by para- medics Saturday afternoon after he slipped from a Jungle gym in Hentaae Park, 4601 Walnut Ave. He was treated at Tustin Com munity Hospi- tal. • • • Enterina throuah a pragc door, someon<' buralarized a home on the 9200 block or Cockatoo Avenue, the res1denu reported Saturda)'. The loss. csumated at $299, included lad1c<i' Jewelry and liquor. Co.taMeaa A 24-year-old Costa Mesa woman told police she escaped two armed men who ordered her into their car H she walked a Iona Oak Street Saturday niJht. The woman was eastbound on Oak near Nauonal Street about 7:30 p.m. when the men 101 out of a Volkswqen b~ po1nted a aun at her and saJd, .. You re oomin& with u.s." Tbe ..-oman ran to her boyfneod's house a few blocks away. There are no ,uspcc:\1 1n the 10c1dcnt • • • A hfquard on call for the city of Ne'-'1*' Be.ach told police he parked his city JCCp in his dnvt'wa) on the ---~".-\. 300 block of E I 9th ~treet one mght last week When he came out the next mom mg, he found the Jeep had been broken into and his radio umt had been stolen. • • • Thieves entered an open w1ndo" last Thursda} night at a home on the 400 block of E. 16th Street "hale the resident was ms1de sleeping. Loss was placed at $350 for a radio, cash and chocks that were stolen. The '1ct1m told police he likes fresh air. • • • The recreation room of th<' "Jc"· port Village panmcnt Complex. 635 W. Baker St.. was broken 1010 and $60 was t.aktn from a secretaf) 's desk Fnday ni~t Sccunty guards told polioe a window may have been left o~n after a party took place that night. • • • A residence on the 500 block of Paularino A ven,ue was buraJarized Saturday and an'4-$50S was stolen. Loss included a cup full of quarters and a typewriter • • • A firt wa reported 1n a locker at TeW1nkle Junior H~. 3224 Cal1· fomll St.. on Fnday ni,aht. Books and papers 10 the locker wtre destroyed, but nothina else was damaacd. • • • Whtie the residents were out for the evenin&-a home on the 1800 block of Placentll Ave was buraJ,anzed and $88S worth of ea h and Jewelry was nolcn En tty was appattotly made b) pryma open a shdln& atass door ftewport Beach A Corona del Mar man reported the thef\ of two hubcal)\ valued at S70 from h1s 1966 f ord Mu~tana pat~ at 2800 Ebb Tide Road Sund.l> momtn,a .. >\ Laguna Hills woman reported the theft of a snakeslun purse valued at S 160 and S75 cash when she left the purse at her table to dance at Bobby McGee's on East Coast Hiahway Saturday n1gh1. • • • A Newport Beach man reported S550 1n Jewelry and other household items st0len from his home in the <tOQ block of Snug Harbor Saturday. • • • A. Newpon Beach man reported the thd\ of two auto stereo speaken \alucd at S 180 from his car parked ia the I 800 block of 16th Strcct Sun. • • • "-Ne\I, port Beach man reponed the thef\ of household items -1ncluchna a stereo. a microwave oven and a sewing machine -from his home in the 500 block of Tustin Sunday. The \ alue oft he items stolen was placed at $4.100 • • • A ladies fo x fur coat valued at $2.800 was stolen from The Look, a clothing store in Fashi on Island pnor to the stott·~ opcmna Fnday Lap.na Beach Pohce were dispatched to lAauna Beach Ht&h Scbool where several Juveniles were reported skateboard· tna on the roof of the l)'llln.&Saum. The youths were told they were dama&ina the roof and were ad~ to leave. • • • A JJUD l ().speed bicycle WI th a tan teat was tokn from the owntt's carpon in the 400 block of Seavicw trect ••• A man wa sun ~ina into the bedroom "Modow of a worn.an 's homt an lht l 500 blOC'l of Ttmple-Hill Dnvc aubout 2:40a.m. He was&OM wbtn off1CtT1 am\i:d ------·---·-·--·----------------------------------At Orlngo Cout DAILY PILOT/Mondary, February 13, 1984 FEBRUARY LINGERIE Reagan asks accord 011 ith S i t ' I d Texaco, Getty W OV ~.s..so~ .. i....,~!:.111<.,~.!, merger biggest yet ST ARTS FEB. 9th THURS. LONG AND SHORT GOWNS SLIPPERS AND ROBES PANTIES AND WARM SLEEPWEAR AND LITE WEIGHT SLEEPWEAR Save 35% to 50% REMEMBER VALENTINE 'S DAY FEB. 14TH Drastic Reductions on Sportswear for Men & Wo•en from 35 • 70% OFF CREDIT CARDS Visa • MasterCard -American Express Carte Blanche -Diners . Chernenko ts oldest otr ahe CUJTent path white tho new Sovie• man ro-head USSR party =u=_wntroJ'Oflhat nation's vast .... think by and latac we're ao•ni lo see a Sovtet polacy tha1's not much dlff'crtnl from what we've seen over the tut scveraJ years, aod not very ~ well......Uculaled " Eagleburaer &aid on ABC· TV'a "Thia Week With David BnnkJey!' WASHINGTON (AP) -PresJdeot Rcqan's spokesman called today on the new Soviet leader, Konstantin U. Chernenko, to work with the United States toward "1Jater mutual understand in& and constructive ~perauon." Houn after Chemenlo was chosen to succeed Yuri Andropov as head of the Soviet Communist Party, Whtte House spokesman Larry Speakes sa1d any meel- 1na between the new Soviet ICAdt'r and Rcapn would bave to be ''weU prepared" and would depend on a "reasonable promise tor sucoess In mutts," the cnttoa that has been applied in the past to such a conference. Speakes told reporters this morning: "We invite the new leaden of the Soviet Union to work with us in establishing a basis for greater mutual understanding and constructive cooperation. "This wouJd apply to Mr. Chernenko and others who serve 1n 1ns1uutionaJ pos1uons of authorit) 1n the Soviet Union." Speakes said Vice Prcs1den1 George Bush, on his way to Moscow for An· dropov's funeral, would "stress our com- Slnce 1949 HOURS 9:30-6:00 CloHd Sundays • mitment to peace and, 1n pan1cular. to the search for mutually acceptable agree. ments" dunng his discussions in the Soviet capital. The choice of Chernenko was antici· paled by a LOP. U.S. official who says the transition wtll bring few 1mmed1atc changes in U.S.-Sov1et relations. DfPARTMlNT STORr 161b NEWPORT Bl VD . COST A MESA ;y·, \ Chernenko, at 72. becomes the oldest man ever to head the Communist Pany. President Reagan. who turned 73 last week, 1s the oldest man ever elected president of the Uni ted States. On Sunday, Undersecretary of State Lawrence S. Eagleburger cautioned that ,., ....... Ezpectlng again Prlnceee Diana, the 22-year-old wife of Prince Charle., la ezpect-IDC the couple'• aecond baby ln late September. Buckln&ham Palace announced today. What to do if you shollld ever slllell natural gas. If you've eve r had a whiff of natural gas, you kno\A: ifs not French perfume . But that's one big reason its so safe. We add th e sme JJ to natural gas (w hi ch is normally odorl ess) so yo u ca n detec t eve n the sli ghtest leak A sli~ht odor near an appliance usually mea ns a pilot li ght is out. But if you ha ve any dou hl~. just ca ll us. If the sme ll is stn >ng, < >ren the \\'indo\.\:s an d doc >rs. " I )on l I i~ht any matches or tum anyth in~ electrical on or off, not even the lighl<;. !lny electrica l switch ~ ~-~ cou ld cause a spa rk ~. ~~~~~,.... Alert everyone in you r home and get out Alert your neighbors nea rby. Then, caJI the Gas Compa ny. (But don't use the ph one in you r home). If th e ga<; odor is outdoors it could be even more se rious than a leak ind oors. 'o call us right away. Even if you don't sme ll gas, we hope yo u'll keep safety in mind. Never store any flammable materials near a gas applian ce or yo ur gas meter. J If your burner flames (range, furnace , water heater) are leaving soot deposits or giving off an acrid odor, call -us immediately. ~~ Be careful with unvented roo m -...__ -------.::-rll ...... ~~u ... I " , • I) .. • .. heaters. They can cause fire, asphyxia- ti on and deadly fumes such as carbon monoxide. If you're not sure if your heater is safe, call the Gas Campany. We1lcheck it And be careful where you dig. Gas lines are under your property, so call us before yo u excavate. We1l help you find them. Please keep these tips in mind. By using natural gas safely and efficiently, you11 be keeping , your gas bill as low as o possible. . And that's nothing to sniff at 6 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA gas COMMNY t .. ' Br 111e A.nOdattd Preta WASHINGTON -The Federal TradcCommiuion tentatively approved the n1t1on's targcsl corporate ~cracr ever today, votint to allow Texaco to t>uy Getty Oil ~o. Tbe commission voted 4-1 lo allow lhe SIO.I biU1on ta.keover, ahhouah .it will ~u1re Tex.aco to m~ke .tome divestitures to sausfy antitrust conce~s. co~m111ion spokeswoman Susan 1'icknor stud. She did not1:1vedeta1ls of the requirements, however, and a ~~· bnefi~ was scheduJed later in the day. Comm1ss1oner Michael Pertschuk was the lone dissenter m the vote to approve the merger, taken ~fore stock markets opened for the day, Bl•ck backen AY job torJ611 WASHINGTON -Some black Rep~bµ~a who helped elect President Reagan m t 980 say thctr Job 11 be1na made more difficult this year by what they Lenn the administration's msens111 v1ty to the concerns ~ft~e black community. Only about 10 percent of the _nations black voters cast their ballot11 for Reagan m 1980t but Republican strategjsts have C'll'?ressed concern lfl;l~ a major voter-registration dnve 1.n black commumues. spurred by the prcsiden11al candidacy of the Rev. J~ Jackson, a Democrat. could cut into their share of the black vote this year. Reagan al~ has replaced . black Repubhcans loyal to the adm1n1stration with whites in high government posts. said Tim Jenkins. a former chairman of the Counc1 I of I 00. a group of black profcss1onah and business cxt.-cuuves. Challenger ln good •hpe CA PE CAN'AVERAL, Fla. -Space shuttle ChaJlenger came back to Eanh in such good shape that there should be no trouble sending 1l back into orbit in a record 53 days, despite a failed brake, 31 damqed til~. hazy windows and scraped llres. NASA says. The space plane completed its e1ght~ay Flonda·to-Aorida mission Saturday with the first landing at 1ls launch sue. and the space agency said Sunday 1t returned as the cleanest shuttle yet. "The orbiter 1s very clean, 1n better shape t!:tan any of the others," Ken Coffey, shuttle mechan1cal systems officer, told reponers. All major systems are in fine condition. he added. Ba.tlng mli off shelves TRENTON, N.J. -As much as 2 percent of aJI Duncan Hines baking mixes could be voluntarily pulle.d from the market following the recall of a batch contain in& excessive levels af the pesticide EDB, the product's maker said. The contaminated batch of Duncan Hines Deluxe Devil's Food Cake Mi x bcanng lot number 311 6C2A was ordered pulled from New Jersey shelves Sunday by Gov. Thomas H. Kean after tests showed the product contained three times the EDB level allowed by the fede ral government. Radloactlve tables 801J6llt LOS ANGELES -Local health offictals have been scckmg radioacuve restaurant table stands after some of the contaminated furn iture was discovered in Los Angeles, Orange and Alameda countit'S. Cartons of the stands emit1ing radiation comparable to two chest X·rays were found Wednesday in a South El Monte warehouse owned by Falcon Products of St. Louis, county health physicist Joe Karbus said Saturday. In Brea. 130 stands were found Wednesday at the Elite Inc. warehouse, said Jim Hartranft. Orange County health physicist. Sixty percent of the stands were cm1tung hourly radiation rouehly equ1valen1 to the amount emitted by the environment ma year. he said. Search of seven locations m Los Angeles County and eight in Orange County found no other radioactive stands, health offi cials said Lucky landlng on A vs.Jon AV ALON -Three people scrambled to safety after their light plane crashed through a barbed·wirc fence near the edge of Catali na Island's cliffiop A.irport-i n·thc·Sky during the weekend. Only a large shrub kept the Piper Cherokee Wamor from tumbling down the slope Saturday after Ricftard Church of Chula Vista c.ame in for a landing on the same runway where six people died in a crash Jan. 30 and three others escaped inJury in a similar mish~p Jan. 31. Church, 46, daughter, Robin, I 8, and her boyfnend. Matthew Finley, 19, all escaped injury as the plane stopped 20 feet shy of the precipice. "There's only one bush out there and he hit il." said Russell Palmore1 the airport's operations manager. "That's what saved nim from going all the way down. Ht' was damned lucky." Pro•tltutlon arresta up LOS ANGELES -Pohce credit a conarovcnial "public nuisance" law for an increase in arrests and prosecutions of Hollywood prostitutes as well as a 42 percent deqcasc in related cnmes ranging from murders to ~r thefts. De put~ Chief Ron Frank.Jc of the Los An,eles Pohce Department s West Bureau said there were 3.300 prostitution-related ~rrests in Hollywood last year, ~om pared to 3.156 in 19.82. Male prostitute arrests increased sharply._ fro~ 729 in 1982 to 1.280 last year, said ~ollywood D1v1S1on vice Sgt. Tom Griffith. A reduction 1n the mostly female prostitutes on Sunset Boulevard allowed officers to be shifted to Santa Monica Boulevard where gay nightspots predominate, he explained. · Ga• prlce edging up LOS ANGELES -For the first time 1n months the average price for gasoline has inched up nationwide but hundreds of stations in the West still sell pa for le11 lhan SI a gallon, oi l industry analyst Dan Lundberg says. Wholesale gas prices increased an avcraae 0. 72 ofa ce ni a gallon in the last three weeks, but dcalen absorbed most of the raise and only charged motoriati an averaie 0.13 of a cent more. said Lundbeta. who publishes the weekly Lundberg Lener trackinJ oll 1ndustry trends. WORLD Leaden urlve la MCMCow _MO~OW .-:-Vice President Gco,.e Buab 11\d Bnt11h Pnmc M1.na.stcr Margaret Thatcher a.re amona t~ world leaders a.mvma today to pay last respects ao SOviet President Yun V. Andropov. Those hcadina for An· dropov's funeral Tuesday Square included 1 Chinese ~ommunist . Party .Politburo member who will be the h1ahest·r;anltina Chinese official to visit Moscow in 20 ycan. Over the last two decades, the Communist rival• h~vc been at~ over id~lo&ical, poljticaJ and border d1sputei. The Ch1~cse official. \'ice Prtmier Wan u. said t~y before lcavina Pck•OJ that China aod the Soviet ~n1on are "t~o arcat ne1ghbon" and be hoped for improved relations with Moscow. Iran-Iraq 1Mttlfn6 lncruw BAGHDAD, Iraq -Iran today ahelkd four Iraqi ~lies and the m1h!-lry vowed to retaliate by 1tnki111 wweu dttP. inside fraruan tcmtoryt 8qhdad ltadio ~. ~ ~1htary spokesman, ptUJQI ovtt the n.dio, uJd the a hes of Basra, Maoclah K.baaaauin and K.burmal had been shelled, ••causlna' lou o( hfe and damqe to property." "In order to dtter the treacherous lrania.n rq.tm.c a_nd in rctahauon for it111vaac. reckJaa pract 'f"C will ve~tty nrlke aeJccttid lfanian t.aratU ikiCp ans~ fn1n1.1n tcnitory," 11.id the spokesm1n, who QJnol ldenufacd • I Orange Co DAILY PILOT /Monday, FebfUwy 13, 19" A.I Wlll more taxes teach Joh:a:ay to read and write? Public education in California is failinf to teach young people to read and write and count. Accordina to statistics compiled since 1971, this state•s high schools are producing people whose language and math skills arc significantly lower than those sharpened in the same classrooms by their older brothers and sisters. Each graduating class is academically weaker than the one before it. The erosion of quality in public education has reached a critical stage, prompting aggressive action and calls for reform at national, state and local levels. Most reform proposals focus on improving standards, increasing professionalism among teachers and lengthening school days and school years. Although there are no guarantees that these reforms will deliver more capable, better-educated graduates, it is in- escapable that a reformed educational system is going to cost more money than the existing, inefficient system. The good news on the .Public education scene is that California high school seniors who took the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) last year scored six points above the national average on the mathematics section of the exam. ·'If J stopped watching television because of commercials. being asked lo PAY to watch commercial Is absolutely ludlcrou . " . JACK AIDEISOI MUBAREK COURTING HIS ARAB NEIGHBORS U.S. wants Egypt back in Arab fold The rest of news is not so good. That math average, 474outofa maximum 800, bas fallen 19 points since 1971 when SAT scores were made public and immediately became the yardstick for educational achievement. Math scores in the rest of the nation have dropped 16 points during the same 12-ycar period. Pay TV gets too expensive W ASH1NGTON-Egypt is mak- inaproarc init1efTonuoretum to the Arab fold. from which it was summarily bamshcd after si&nina the Camp David accords with lsf'lleL Recently, tbe qyptians weread· mitted back into the Islamic Con- ference. and in the next few weeks it may be allowed to rejoin the Arab Ltague. All th1sd1plomaucact1v1ty has a ceruin urgency for Egypt, which desperately wants to find fnends amongmoderateArabst.atcsasa means of protection apin$t M~ cow-backed radicals like Libya and Syria. And the Reagan adminis- tration is quietly encouraging the Egyptians. in hopes that Cairo will repin the leadership role it lost at Camp David and thwart the Knmhn 's m1sch1ef-malung in the M iddlc East. That decline is mild compared to the nosedive youthful California scholars have taken on the verbal section of the test. They have lost a startling 43 points, while the average national performance has skidded 27 points. California kids, with an average verbal score of 421 out of800, are now four points below the deteriorating national norm and appear to be fading fast. Parents of children attending Orange Coast schools may be heartened by the 1983 resu lts of the California Assessment Program tests, which found educational achievement at all local high schools well above the state average. The tests, however, only suggest that the rate of scholastic decline here is slower than in the rest of the state. According to state Department of Education Research and Evaluation Consultant Bill Berson, the influx of non-English speaking people to California is partially responsible for the SAT verbal slippage. The state's Asian population has increased from 6.2 percent to 14 percent while those 43 points were disappearing. These students often are highl y motivated and do well in math, but have difficulty overcoming language handicaps, Berson explained. But immigration alone cannot explain the SAT decline. "The SATsare an indicator of educational quality," Berson said. "We ha ve very serious concerns about the downward trend." These concern s are underscored by the national educational task force report that recommended increased emphasis on science and math co urses, higher pay for teachers and longer school days and school years and California's Hughes-Hart Educational Reform Act of 1983. Hughes-Hart promises to improve education by offering monetary incentives to school districts that stiffen their standards and demonstrate positive results in the form of improved SAT scores. It also promises to be expensive. Administrators and teachers at Huntington Beach Union school district estimate it wilt cost $750,000 to add six days to their 176-day school year, which is one day shorter than the state average and four days shorter than the national average. Even if teachers were willing to put in the additional time without a pro-rated increase in their annual salaries, or perhaps sacrifice a holiday or two, Hughes-Hart is bound to cost money. More money, some observers fear, than Governor Deukmejian has allocated in his pending budget proposal. Although no one seriously thinks the governor, despite his committment to quality education, would consider a tax increase to fund it, a statewide survey taken last June found that 64 percent of th e Californians questioned said taxes should be raised to pay for public schools. Do yo u a~ree? We've provided the coupon below for your opinion on this critical public issue. Please circle the appropriate response and mail it to us. And if you'd like to expand upon your answer, we encourage you to include a letter to the editor with your coupon. We will, of course. publish the results. '1········;;;;::;:::;:~~;.;::;;;::;;:········1,. to fund educational reform? I I YES NO I I ,....._ ee11C1 .,_~to £dltcw, The 0.,.. Pllol, llo• 1MO, eo.t1 ....... CA. t2tH JI '···-···-····-------·--························· A humun1ous fly has power-dived into the ointment of my life. Herc's what happened. About three or four years aao. my wife, Ann, and I quit watchina television. It's rretty hard to give up somethina that s free and more or less entertaining, but we aot to the point where we just couldn't take it anymore. With regard to proaramming, the quality was going down and with commercials the quality was definitely going down, and the frequency was going up! We took the pledge and joined TVaholics Anonymous. Then, we made a marvelous discovery! PAY TV! The theory was that you paid for this service, they showed all of the latest movies and (the very best ~rt) because you paid them, they d1dn"t run commercials! It oc~urred to me that this feature bordered on bribery. but we decided to go ahead anyway. We soon discovered that there were several services available. We did some investigation and learned that there were really only two that were avail.able to us. ON TV and SelecTV. These two 5eemed to run roughly the same movies. ON TV had more in the wayofspons. butsince neitherofus is a spon s buff. we chose SelecTV. The man came. installed his magic box and en<'ugh wires to completely redo your average Hoover Dam. and left. It was v ea1! Especiall y at Academy Awards 11me. Somebody decided that if the nominated movies were shown on TV, the judges could make their decisions in the comfort of their own homes. We got to watch, too. There were a few glitches. For example. when the monthly bill arrived it contained a secret Captain Midnight-like code number that had to be dialed into your box on a predesi,nated day, or your picture wouldn t unscramble. Sometimes the predesignated day came before the bill did. A phone call (to a 213 number) was needed to obtain your number. All in all, we were satisfied. Then, one niaht they announced that they'd soon be showin1 "Star Wars." Great! I'd seen Star Wars. but I could watch it again. Then I noticed the subtitle. "Additional Cha~ Re- quired." They wanted an additional ten bucks from me if I wanted to sec the movie. BILL HARVEY This raised a question in my mind. I was paying SelecTV about S2S a month for a certain number of hours · ofTV. They wanted an additional $1 0 JUSt to see thi s particular movie. If I didn't pay the SI 0, my picture would be scrambled durio~g the showing of Star Wars. In effect, they were usurping time that I had paid for and demanding more money fo r it. If I didn't pay. would my bill be lower because of the ume they took? How much lower> They seemed to think that the time involved was wonh SI 0. Would my bill be S 10 lower? You know the answer to that one. don't you? A few weeks later. between movies. some h1&h mucklty muck (who wa~ obviousfy not an actor) appeared on my screen and stancd 1cllang me how great SelecTV was and how lutky I was to ha ve 1t and that I should tell all of my fnends about ~lt-cTV . Even though 1t wa'i very badl y done. 11 was obviously a commercial. I calJed them up and told them I was paying for commercial-free TV. and that's what I expected. Apparently a lot of other people did the same thing, because the com- mercials stopped. Until a few weeks ago. The last ti me I watched SelecTV. there were three commercials for fhcmsclvcs, one for the Olympics, and an exhortation to enter "The Lucky Punch Sweepstakes" and win a th ousand dollars. This is a contest wherein you try to guess which boxer (in a fight they're tclevmna) will knock the other's block off and in which round. The final line in that gem is "No purchase required.'' but if you want to watch the fight, 1t costs an additional S 15. 7 S. I don't kow about you. but my feeling is that 1f I stopped watching television because of commercials. being asked to PAY to watch com- mercials is absolutely ludicrous. Be- cause of this, I've ordered a different sort of pay TV. and as soon as it's hooked up I intend to call SclecTV and tell them exacty what they can do wtth their commercials. 811/ Harvey is a columnist who lives in Huntington Ikach MANNEEDSAWOMANTOTALKTO Most yo un1 men. when they want to talk about their troubles. tum to women. But as they aar through their 40s, fewer do so. Then in their 50s, more .,ain seek out women for these so-called soul conversations. This passes. By their 70s, hardly any men discuss thei: e>enonal problems with women. Largest collection of phonograph records in the world 1s in the Libra!"\ of Congress. You can say the same for old newsreels. About S 1,000 a n1gh1 wall be the cos t of a hotel room on New York City"s Tames Square an 1999. 1r the pf01nos11cators arc nght. The" nter Fran Lchow111 ha\ \31d . "No animal should ever Jump on the dining room furniture unless absolute!) certain he can hold his own in coversat1on .. L M Bo~d 1s a ~' nd1C't1ted colummsr. • The 1mportanceofthe U.S.-Egyptian diplomatic ofTensive 1s underscored by President Hosn1 Mubarak'scurTent visit to Washing- ton for White House talks on the stalled Reapn peace iniliative for the Middle East and qypf s desire for a lar&e ancreax in U.S. aid. It 1s the second time in six months that Mubarak has met herewith President Reagan and his top ad viscrs. Continued behind-the-scene-sad- min1stra11on suppon for Egypt as sure to be an important part of the Whne House talks. Meanwhile. classified cables seen by m} assoctate Lucette Lagnadod1sclose both Egypt's counlh1pof1ts Arab neighbor\ and the admin1!>trat1on's steps 10 fun her the rcconc1ha11on One cable. fore>.ampk. re' eals that Egypt has been sign 1 ng a number of secret trade agreements wtth other Arab states in recent months. Some of Egypt's new trade panners were among her shnllest cnucs dunng the boycoll of Egypt that followed Camp David. One agreement 1sw1th Iraq. Egypt has ~n sending the Iraqis old Soviet weapons and spare pans for the1rv.ar against Iran-as the United Stat~ ships more new weapons to Eg) pt. Now, Iraq and Egypt have signed a trade agrttment. Egypt also signed a s1m1 lar trade agreement w1th Lebanon -ccon- om1cally paltry. but a poliuc,al challenge by Egypt to the ynans The State Depanment document reveals that Egypt 1s negotiating a trade agreement with Jordan. which also feels threatened bv the radK-al .\rab states and the free-wheeling terronsts they support The poht1cal 1mportanceofth1s trade agreement was acknowledged in d1!1Cusi.mni.1n E~ypt hctwccn Peter McPhcro;on. d1Tectorofthc Agcnc) for Inter· national Development. and the Eg) p uan minister for economy and trade. Mou'itafa El Said. acc9rd1na to the cable The Eg) pt1an cabinet min1stt"r made a point of stressinJ ho~ important trade expansion \Nl\h 1\ Arab n<'1ghbors I'> to Egypt -and how important ron11nued LI aid 1s as well lad. 4ndt•n.on na s\ ndtcatC'd rnlumm(;t Andropov's death ends one-sided· spf1rring match WAS HI NGTON-At the be&in· nlna of the year, Time mapzine chose Ronald Rcapn and Yuri Andropov as its men of the year. Now, the former has declared his f ntention to seek another term and the latter is dead. Time maptine, it tum• out, chose a man and a &host. It was, thouaf\, a symbolic match-up. The death of Andropov is the firmest of all evidence that for more thin a year now. the Prtt1dent has been sparrina wi th a man who vinually was not there. Like some ORANGE COAST • Daily Pilllt , son of Soviet Wiurd of Oz. An· dropov existed mostly on the cover of Time. in the statements and com· muniques from Mol(l()w and from Ric••-thc need to somehow personify the ... ., larae and bafllina Soviet aovemment. We needed a man; we needed a name. Com We used Andropov. • Andropov's bad luclc turns oulio •••••••••••• be yet another example of Reapn'1 aood luck. The President is not the son of man you would want to pity cards with. Take, for instance. the economy. ChNJO..~ IA•MO"-IMI !01119"'--- Whatever credit you m.,Jlt want to Jive Reapn for reducina inflation. rou also have to usip some of it to OPEC. Its vinual collapse IS. cartel able to ICt oil priocs helped moderate. ind«d red=Oation 1n the United lites and tbrou ut the world. The same cott d be said fot foreiJn policy. Ncllectlna for a moment that the bombina of the Marine bamackJ in Beanu was almost intmechatdy overshadowed by the Grenadtan invasion (opcraoon), and conetntrat- int instead on the Soviet Union, at is ~pparent now th.at for a Iona lime M01Cow hu been wtthout a vtgorous leader ___ L _ This 1s a year that include~ the Orcnadt invasion. the downing of the Korean airliner, a s1mmcnna cmn:i; in Central Amcncn, the event~ in Lcba· non and the plncemcnt of Amencan m111ules in Europe It 1s al'<> a yt3r that saw aJI the ma.JOr arms talks with the Soviet Union suspended by the Ru 1ans Apparently 11 was the only th1nft they could think of A of these foretgn-pohc) 1 sues-Lebanon. Central Amcnca. the KAL 11rhner. Grenada and the arms wk arc area 1n which the natcd Stales went head·to-hcad either w1th the Soviet Union or with one of its alhcs. Syna, Cuba And all the time. 'he United tatcs was de.alma Wlth an advet11t)' led by 1 d)'"'I man This. mort than anyth1na. uplain ~hy the SoY1ct mthtary uncharoctcn t1cally tc~ forward to explain the down· int o( the Korean 11rliner and -.h), m.a )'be. the Soviet rcJp<>ost to Ronald Rcapn's bull)·-ra of a lom.gn pohcy has COTI\I tcd or no1h1n mort IMn. pout anti a 'nub MoS<'ow being Moscov.. no one an the West can he 'urt of what Wlll happen ne.\t. It would be a rare Soviet regJmt". thouah. that d~ not contain strong elements that have watched the last year's cvent'i w11h chaann - and cannot wa11 to Jet even. Amcnca and the Soviet Union att an at lea't one...,.) much ahke: The cas) way to show your petnottsm and mettle 1 10 play tou1h W1th the other country. Now, thou.ah. Rcapn'i. luck. and our own. may have run out. Just as Watergate incapaclt.ated our So"em· ment. sap~1na uofencray. ~.too. the hnienna tllne of Andropov mu t have had the same effect on the Sovtel Union. And JUSt •• a pmod of l\mcncan vacilla11on-the Caner ycars-wa followed b} the lt&ht Bnpdc acti\'ity of the Reapn )Uri. 10 the mme way ~ can opect the v1ct to make up for the 11mc lo•t undtr Andropo" R1ch:ud ( oh~n •~ • ') mhr•rC'd rolumn1s1 --------- Compllmentary Bottle of Champagne with Dinner For 2 People On the beautiful bay 103 Bayside Drive Newport Beach 640-5260 Wine and Dine Your Valentlne at felido Specializing in Italian and American Cuisine LUNCH Monday-Friday l l am to 3 pm DINNER NIGHTLY 5 pm to 11 pm · Entertainment·Nightly from 9 pm Ca nnery Village Jazz Spot 2900 Newport Blvd .. Newport Beach 675-2968 S1PeetHeaet S,eet'at' foe 7"'" Lasagna Dinner $11.95 Served with half litre house wine of your choice, soup and salad garlic bread and sherbet Good with t his ad only Feb. 13, 14, and 15 "Green Building" at 17502 Beach Blvd at Slater Huntington Beach 842-5505 Treat your Sweetheart to the c_Airporter G/nn CJf otel She 'll love you for it. Romantic Dinner i·n the t!Jediterranearz. 'Room 5:30 -11:00 P.M;-.···~\ Opening In the ~d' Jp,,4~ ( Jt ~ GREG TOPPER GROUP\\ ! ··'· From 8 :30 P.M . 18700 MacArthur Blvd. lrvfne -across from John Wayne Airport 833 -2770 1 ·ntng_~ """"' Di ne Your Valen tine In Balboa Lunch 11-4 pm Dinner 4-10 pm Saturday & Sunday Brunch ~~ 801 Balboa Blvd. 673-7726 --r--tt Dinner Special Tw o Fi let Mig non Dinne rs -~ ...... BALBOA T T ....... Valen tine Spectacular and Bottle of F Remy Champagne s29•1 Includes soup and salad bar, potatoe, vegetable, hot bread and butter Good Fri. Feb. 10 thru Tues. Feb. 14 14982 Redhill at Edinger, Tustin 730·0115 DI PREGO'S .. .Jta/ia,. f<,,f,,,.,.attl Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday On ly For11erty Two G111 Fro• tt.ly Satlt 0..m, S.1 Dtlldols Fot4 . .:.. .. ''''\.. ~{~~~~ v Dine in romantic Italy Full Litre of Margaritas j'i 'T' Unllmlted Complementary -y Champagne with Dinner '3.99 JOLLY ROGER Feb. 13 thru 19 BEHIND THE SCENES With Brenda Caponera Res1auran1 E~ecut•ve **** This February 14 Is the perfect oprortunlty to treat your Valentine to a brand new variety o offerings at The Jolly Roger Restaurants. Warm cozy atmosphere enhances the hugely varied menu On top of that, reasonable prices and the famous Jolly Roger brand of quality and service are sure to pie ... your date and the entire famlly. The Jolly Roger's "Good Morning!" fare Is always hard to rfflat. Enormoua fluffy omelettes are a lavorlte 1peclalty with almoat a dozen combinations to chooae from. Stacks of pancakes; aavory ham and sausage; and even corned beef huh are all aerved piping hot and perfectly prepared The lunch and dinner menu at The Jolly Roger featurff an outstanding array of fresh new hot and cold entreea. Topping off the llat 11e Flaky Croissant Sandwiches, Chicken Terlyakl and Skewered Slrloln Steak and Shrimp. Oellclous "South of the Border" offerings Include tostadas and spicy atuHed queaadllla plates. And of course. an array of hamburger speclaJtlea nevM falls to provide a satlafylng dectalon for choosier appetites. The "Jolly Hour" from 4 to 7 p.m. dally otters bucket-sized Buccaneer cocktalla, and complimentary hors d'oeuvru the perfect way to end the workday for that favorite Valentine. The Jolly Roger la open dally for break· faat, lunch, dinner and Happy Hour. with locatlona through- out California. And now a whole ''New Look" remodeling haa been completed at the lrvlne tocatlon. HAMIUROER HA MLET Bring your sweetheart to the Coate Mesa Hamlet and enjoy a auperb dining experience. The lueh p11k-like atmosphere and spectacular, colorful decor were created by owner and chairman of the board, Marllyn Lewis, who haa once again succeeded In creating delightful ambience and comfortable aurroundlnga tor Hamlet cuatomera to enjoy. You can chooN from such Hamlet favorites u the "Emperor Henry IV" (a gourmet hamburger topped with Iota of gooey ch ..... ham, tomato, crispy bacon atrlpa and a dollop of ruulan drMSlng). rich "Lobeter Bisque" with fr•h chunka of lobater and seasoned just right, or the dellcloua "Formaggl Pomodora with Ratatouille" (a wonderful, refreshing umpl- lng of cheese, provolone. ripe tomatoes, ratatoullle and crunchy CUaJmbera, and topped with a special herb dress- ing and then aprlnkled with baall). Fln1lly, aeleet one of the Hamlet'• famous deuert 1peclal1. llke their hot apple pie with cinnamon etlck Ice cream and hot rum aauoe. A tlmply scrumptloua treat for 1 very apec:lal dayl The Colt• Mese Hamlet 11 conveniently located In the Meu Verde Center at Harbor and Adams. OULLIVER'I For Valentine'• Day, Gulliver's Will be MrVlng roaated Long Island duck at S 11 95, West Auatrallan lobster tall• at S 13. 76, and prime rib of bMf at S 13.50. A pure whit• duck, probably orlglnally Imported from China. FCH, or F111Mr1 Commlsalon Houae, In Long Island, la the major U.S.A. mart<etlng companr.. Thi I duck la uaually referred to u a "Long laland Duck.· The portion la large, OM-half of a 41.t to 5 pound duck. With their unique roasting atcllla, the exceea fat la rendered (oooktd down), and th• duck la brown. crispy, and tender s.rved with two plqt.lant aauca, rupbetry and ~h. Accompanied by an applt/prune compote. Thn.t WNt Auatrallan eoutllne It tht l11ge.t produ<:« of qu&ltty lobater In the world. The lot>at., till It large (10 to 12 oz.). IWMt. and tend..-. Oulllv.'1 buying eonnec1lon1 m•• It poNlble to wvt thl• quality tall at a on Valentlne1 Day 2217 '•INlew .. d. Cost. M"•· C1llforn11 142·HOO Dln1er served 3 to 10 p.•. Qupid's suggestio~ --(Jo/I.. SOMe popUW/I.. lV-o~ti~ di~~g spots very competitive price. The tall la bruahed with butt•r. and turna a golden brown In the broHer. Served with drawn butter. Most favorite en tr" of all time la the prime rib of beef u evidenced by the dining out public! Gulllvet'a exercl ... great aklll In buying top quality corn belt beef. Their beef and their unique Alto Shum ovens combine to give gueeta a taaty, tender, juicy cut. They MNe USDA Choice prime ribs. Confections lncludlng. English trlfi., chocolate temptation, apple crumb cake, and vanllla rum mou ... are all a la carte. A large staff of Gulliver peopi. dedicated to providing a wonderful dining expefi.tloe wlll be ready to greet and MNe youl Opening at 5 p.m. -reMrVatlone euentlall Call 833-8411. THE SPfNDRlnER If you're looklng for that apeclal place to treat your Valentine Ihle February 14th. why not conelder waterlront dlnlnQ at the Splndrlfter? Vl11tor1 to Hawaii have 1lway1 enjoyed freah, local seafood In the Kone, Kahala, or Kauai Splndrltter. Now malnland«a can aarnple the verled menu from a window aeat on Newport Bay. And, what could be more romantic than the toundl of surf and aea combined with the beautiful sight of moonlight dancing on th• bay? At The Splndrltter, It len't just the view that you'll find fantutlcl Few local restauranta have 11 complete an Oyster Bar 11 The Spin· drifter. Aside from the generously portioned Shrimp and Crab Cocktalla, you'll find the Mushrooms etuHed with crabmeat particularly tasty. Several varletlea of clam• and oysters are ottered. as well •• smoked Albacore Hnled with tangy cheddar cheeae. French Onion Soup Gratlnee la a savory and reaaonably priced favorite. The entree llat la slmllarly varied. You may notice the taint aroma of wood smoke from the real mesquite wood coala. over which New York Steak or Mahl Mahl are brolllng. And the Roaat Duck a !'Orange haa become a local favorite. The Splndrlfter offera the day's fresh catch. such aa Halibut, Mini Silmon. and Sea Bus brolled over the mesquite charcoal. Wood brolllng enhances the delicate flavor of fish or mMt without leaving any 011 or f1t. The gourmand wlll wish to try the Calamart Plccata. delicately glazed In butter sauce or Scalopplne of Veal In Marsell Wine S1uoe A house specialty la &rolled Stuffed Shrimp, Jumbo shrimp s.pllt and filled with a dellclOU• seafood dreaalng. The Splndrltter'a extensive wine llal featurea both domettlc and Imported wlnea, Heh epeclally selected to complement the dinner entr .... The delaert tray 11 crowned by a whipped del~ht called Mouaae Cake. and It'• tight enough that It .OOUldn t be p,UMCS upl Winner of the 1981 "Moat Promising Newcomer · award from the pre1- tlglou1 Southern Callfornla RNtauranl Writers Auocl1tlon'1 Award Banquet, The Splndrlrter 11 open dally for lunch and dinner and serves e Champagne Brunch on Sund1y1. ReMrvetlona are accepted for dinner at 842·2295. The Splndrlher Restaurant la located at 3333 W. Coast Highway, on the waterfront In Newport Beach. MARCILLO'I When It comea 10 good Italian food and romantic dining, Maroello'a, under the .. ,,,. ownerthlp tlnct 1973, aure knowa how to do It. The dining room provld• an Intimate atmospl'lert with brand new low dim fighting lantern•. ttallana have 1 ruJ p.,.lon for good food. Oupld1 Vllentlne 1p.e1a1 for two 11 a IP41Qnt dinner for two at t11.9&. Tht dinner la .....CS with a half litre of houae wine of your ch~, tOUP and Ntld, garlle brttd and sherbet. M11cello'1 11 located at 17&02 BMctl ~d. 1t Slater In Huntington a.elf. tt'a the "Green Bulldlng" on tht corner. Call 842·5&05. ••••• F .. ture Of the Cally Piiot Advwtlalng Dept. PEOPLE COUNT ON US EVERY DAY FOR: Coupon Savi ngs, Com plete Stocks, Local New s and Sports, and Advertised Values. I . ., Pll_, READING ENJOYMENT. 7 DAYS A WEEK In the II •1 ..j COAST Jlm o.te trl• 90ft-•hoe on runway. Thoma. Bal'Dett acknowlecties applaUR. Ralph Clock bu •porting outlook. PAPARAZZI D..., l'tlot "'*" bf IUcflerd K...., Orea Hinch and Antonio Cagnolo have a duilln• HCort, above, whlle Supervt80r Ralph Clark, In true political faehlon, la off and nmnlng during haberduhery •how. Gentlemen show style In the words of Kittie Leslie of Neiman-Marcus 1n Fashion Island, Orange County stood still Thursday afternoon. "That's because all of Orange County's movers and shakers in big business and big government are standing behind me in their Jockey shons:· Leslie said. She was narrating the fourth Gentlemen's Haberdashery luncheon and fashion show be-nefiting the youth retreat work of the Catholic Sisters of the Society Devoted to the Sacred Hean. Held at th'e Westin South Coast Pia.ta Hotel, and hosted by 5th District Supervisor Tom Riley, it featured prominent Orange County c1v1c. political. social and business leaders as male fashion models. Sixteen women JUdges chose Greg Hirsch as "most likely to be Prince Channing in a girl's dream." Larry Tucker was named "most likely to go unnoticed in Laguna Beach." Paul Salata, the show's master of ceremonies. was named "most likcl> to make Blackwell's worst-dressed list." Gary Raff was named "most likely 10 be seated at Antonella's without a rescn a lion ... Hal Day was named "most likel} to be seen in Speedos at the Balboa Bay Club." and Geoffre\ ~tack. "most likely to wear lzod clothes to go Jogging ... PAYOFFHELPSPERFORMERS Diane Cunnln&ham, Joan Webb and Deborah Lee, above, compared their luck at the ''C&8lno"tabl• while ,, 0.-,"9e,_...~...,, ..... Cyntbla Allan. Chuck Pechin, Kimber- ly Davia and Alan Dibartolomeo re- freebed their •ambllna appedtes. } Cabaret Chapter draws 1 ,300. loot d esignated for a rts Cabaret Chapter's( a\1110< aharl't '84 was such a succcs'I that ml'mbl'f'i (the) are mostly single'i) ol thl' Orangd ounl\ Perform ing Arts( t:nll'I group arc alread) bus) planning lll'\t ~l'ar·s Thirteen hundrl·d \ho""nl up at the Jewel Court. South< oa\I Plata."' hl.·rc game ta bles <;trl'll'hl'U I rnm '\Jon.hi! nm to Saks Fifth ·\ H'nm· When the chip'> \.\l fl' all wuntc.:J thl' affair had ncttl·d .111110\t $10.UOO ( lllOrl' tha n double last > l'ar·., take ) Amid the game tublc'> was a dancl' floor surrounded b> dining tables. Thl' buffet was magn1fin·n1"1th a 5-foot high ice scul ptutc of Pcga\U\ and noral d ecorations donatl'd b\ Chris Lindsay. who was there for thl' fc\t1v1 t1es. Kim Campbell was dccora11ons chairman and Susan Laurie \.\U'i O\ l'f'lceing the food catered by Jay·.,. Fifteen pnzes were awarded (when the playing was over chips "'en.~ cashed 1n foropportunu1c'i) \.\Ith Donna Fenske getting the reall)' big one.: -a crui'il' to Mexico o n the Azure Seas. Michael Dixon was chairman of the fundraaser and ~cral members ofh1s family were there including has mother and father Dr. Howard and Barbara Dlxoa and brothers with 'ipouses Dr. Howard Jr and Donna Dixon from Rancho Santa Fe and Dr. Gordon and Catllie Dixon from IX-I Mar Othersam vmgrn thl'lr black·and·whatt attm: a suggested b} the invitations included Get1ela Jeatla1, chapter prc'iadcnt. Teny Hues. Terry Goldfarb, Jou Webb, Bob Carlson. Dean and Ctody RatbbH, Olla•r llerman, Leslie Low a nd Dtant Cuutn11tam. Other pany pcopk \\'Crl' Cynthia SclltHl.Scott Little, Marpby Brytn, James Wabel, Dawn Hoffman, CynJbfa AllH. •relit Pechin, KlmMrly Davis, Alu Dibartolomeo, 8111 Rf'ut mann, Pam tompand 0 bor b l.tt. ANN LANDERS Al BUSINESS Al -----· ---8-TOCKS A10--_,..., Chocolatier dipping into love, faDle By HELEN CRAJG Delly,... Corr1191 a .,,, Chocolate is widely believed to be an aphrodisiac, which may inspire the gifts ofhean-shaped candy boxes received by ladies on Valentine's Day. The theory also inspired the name of Gloria Levine's flounshing 2-ycar-old chocolate eom pan)'. "Aphrodite." in Huntington Beach. Gloria Levine believes IO love. Having chosen the aoddess of love to symbobze her product, she created the sl~n. "Made with love to serve wi th pride." It has been appropriate. Aphroduc chocolates won three natfonal awards last year from the specialty foods industry. "I was very excited about bring- ing the national award back to California," she said. "They think of the East Coast as the chocola te capital of the country and we're glad they know we do good stuff, too - and you don't have to be born into the business. "We have met many friends in the industry, manufacturers of gounnct foods on the West Coast. ~ who just knew what was good, put ~.·· ~/ . . l their hean and soul into It, and came ~- out with things that arc fantasuc:· "I guess we're more adven- turous out here. We have the freedom to expenmcnt. You need a CONFECTIONS $ood product - a little luck 1s Of LCWE 1mponant. but you have to believe in yourself." Recog.n1t1on came to Levine from another source this year. Cakes made by Aphrodite arc sold to many quality restaurants. Levine got a call from the Queen Mary to say· President Reagan dined there, and Nancy Reagan complimented the chef on the chocolate mousse cake -an Aphrodite creation. A small, slender woman who was a housewife for 16 years, Levine came to chocolate manufacturing almost by accident. After running two successful non-food busjnesses. she became agoraphobic (afraid to go out in public ) Housebound, she began cooking and improvisin' with chocolate. "I found a woman who taught me the bastes of chocolate making," Levine said, ... 'and then changed everything to my own taste." When she moved to Newport Beach, she was partly cured of agoraphobia but still couldn't drive. Walking around Balboa Island. she noticed there was no candy store. She opened "Sweets arid Treats:" still located there. "Everyone told me how great It was." Levine said. "so I made an appointment with Bullock's. Rather than putting the chocolates m a box. I j ust had this huge tray." The buyer tasted the candy and she got the order. Among the stores carrying Aphrodite now are Bloommgdalcs and Harrod's of London. Sitting m her office, appetizingly redolent of hand-dipped chocolates bei ng prepared 1n the cool factory rooms behind her, Levine said. ··1 have to 1 experiment -I'm still experimenting." After testilli and tasting her newest ' chocolate. Ambrosia. she required the services of a local nutri tionist to help her lose 40 pounds. Mamed 32 years, Gloria Levine has thr~ children. all tn\Ohed in the compan} The business she began in her kitchen has Its o"n manufacturing butld mga nd a revenue ofS 100.000 forthe month of December. 10 times 1he business of the previous year. Cynthia Scheel. Scott Little and Murphy Bryen admired lee sculpture on buff et and anticipated next year'• party. BUI Reutemann and Pam Stomp came to the cabaret. JamesWabelandDewn Hoffman cheered wlnnen. ,. I I ~~~--~~~~~~~~~~-----------------------~----~~~~~~ ..................... _... ......... _. .... _.. ______ ..., ....................................................................... .. A8 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Monday, F'ebruaty 13. 1984 His saving accounts for constant bickering 06ARANN LANDERS: I need anantwtraodcan'1 take a cha net on aet· un1a le1ter 1n the maJI Mybusband open1everyth1 nj. The problem. or cou~.1$h1m Karl 1s a com - puba ve saver. He even dnnout paper towels and puts them away to be used apin. He saves newsp3JX'rs, maga1ines, rubber bands, ~per cli ps. boxes and string. Several closct~are filled with Junk. and I am not allowed 10 touch an ything. A few mo nths aao Karl had w ao to the bosp1tal for suracry He told me he had some money saved for our old age land that we were going on a nice vacation 1f hc recovered from h1sopcrat1on I asked what bank the money was an and he wouldn't u y. so I staned to \earth around the hou~ Af\er a couple of days I found h15 wad 1ta1hed in the atuc -m on old box hr had covered with aJum1num foil There wasS 11.000 in IOOs, SOs. 2°'and I~. I took S2.000 for m)'.elf. figun ng J was en utled to someth1naformyyea111 ol ecnmpangand do1na without. We nevcrb.ad a vocation It wu alwayu trip 10 m ) folk\' place or ha&. Cht'apcrthat way. Karl wasn't home from the ho~p1t.al two days before he discovered that S2.000 was m1u 1ns, He has been ~wcarinaand ye1Jin1nt meeve"mcc. Should I goto work and pay him back.or figure I was entitled to what I took? I am65 llc1s 71. Whutdoyousay,Ann'l-BUFFALO Rl::.AOt l-t DEAR BUFF: I am sure YO• II.ave flJund out by DOW tbat Karl l1 not playlo1 wltb a ftall dec:k. I Htpect 1110 tbat yoa bave become acc11tomed to b11ye1JJn1.I11y let blm yell. You arc cnUtltd by law to bit of everytlaln1 ~us. Too bad you didn't take H ,tOO. 01-.AR ANN LA N OL RS Thearown woman an Toledo who wrote to confess her thumb-suckma ha bat bas my Ddm 1rat1on At lcasuhe 1\ honeit and as not hurt1n1 anyone Tf tht Toledo pe~on will look around he wall see hundrcd\Ofaduh thu mb-sucken. The thumb, howe ver. appear\ now an another form. II au ('IMolll't tte. c1pro r pipe. 11·, unfo rtunate that those smokersd1dn't 11t1ck with their thumbs They would live lo niier and be more plca~nt to have around. -CALI FORNI A COMPLAI NG DEAR CAL: No truer words were ever 1poken. Tbe moat dl1be1rteoln1 news, accordlns to Dr. Vl11ceat De Vita, btad of tbe NatlODal Ca114:er ID1tltate, l1 Ill.at 1mokla1 by women Harly doubled tbe tuna cucer deatb rate between 1 t70 ud lt80. Addltlooal te1Umoay to tJ•e damaae done by ctgaret~t: laas cucer i• expected to paH breaatcancer out year as U.e leading cease of deaU. 1mon1 females. 'Celebrity' miniseries probes price of fame By FRED ROTHENBERG llPT~WllMf N l-~ YORK -l n'>t."parablc friends an high school. the} were ltonired a\ bc'>t athlete, top scholar and b1gge\t ~ harmt>r "t l'ar'> later. their pamtular talents have earned them up fame·~ ficllr ladder. bu 1 you JUSt know tha t their amb1t1on - and one dark sct·ret -ha~ them all heading for a big lall That\ the essence of"Celebnt}'," a nvet1ng, 61h-hour man1scne~ which began on NBC' Sunday night and conttnue\ wi th 1wo-hour anstallments tonight and fuesday al 9 o n Channel 4 Screenwmer Wilham Hanley -who~ credlls -- 1ndudt' \011w1hing .\bout Ameha" and "Lanie ulonJ . I lapp-. at l d~t" -h;1\ transformt'd Thomas Thom~n·, cnn'1 -puHt-<lown 1wvcl to the screen without sacnfic1na an) of11..r1thl''> 1nt11gu1ngcharacters, v1tal dialogue and a d)na m1c \ton 1ha1 deftly in1xe~ dra ma. myster) and h1\IOI) 1 h1' \IOI ) ht.·g.in. a!> many do. at a murder scene: a ru ntJ own caht n OUl\ldt r on Wonh. Tl'X3'i, 1n 1975. Three ml'n were 1n">1dc unl· dead. one mortall~ inJured. the third the murder \uspcct SHOCKED! Wh y. a\k!o 01w1et Attorney (alvin Sledge (Hal Holbrook), werl' tht'i.e renowned men - a Hollywood actor. a hard-h11t1 ng Jo urnalist and an inspirauonal cvangelt!lt -hangang out there. and why did one pull the tngger'' .,,..Tllm Wc darl' )OU no°"' 10 '>Witch channels to watch some knock• often When you OI} mpll \kll'r \lhu'i'itni do wn a Yu~oslavian mountain. •' '''1,,• ... \•1lfAS..1 I •Alf, ., . ,, ... ,. ..... , ..... , .. \ ... ,\ uae , .. u11-get11ng D•lly fhe opening\ 1cn\10n quickly dissolves an to a gentler ,...., Piiot CIH•lfl•d Ad• to umc It'\ 1950 an f on Wonh, and the boyhood pals. who ' RABBtTI INSlltANCE re11en 1ne Orange Cou1 ha\ e dubbed thcnnclves the "Three Pnnces," are about to "Our 26th ypar" mvk... grad uate from htgh Khool. Phone 6-42-5678 Valcd1ctonan Kleber Cantrell. played with a smooth. ,::~::=~~n scll-asi.uranc.:e b} Be n Masters, was voted "Most Likely to 111d J060 Rlln ...... ~R~U~~f~f~E~L~L-1T"llll'l"l•I Succeed " Mad, (rawford (Joseph Bottoms) was "Most Handsome," and T J Luther. passionately played with a FARES l~ANCE U'HOLSTllY, INC~ half maniacal. hall comical slant by Michael Beck. was GROlW "Most Popular .. • _......_,_ -4 ..,,. "Smanc\I. )'OU have to work at all the time," says T.J 441 04d Newpen iM¥d 1922 HAl!BOI! Bl vo "Popular JUSt come'i naturally." New~-~:· c. cos TA MESA -5.c8 1 156 On graduauon eve, the three get some beer and head ----------''-_..__ .... _...,..., ....... ..,lfor a secluded cabin. Their night ofhijinks t.akes an evil D.QI• IQlll ,.lfllfll .U flam" ~l Mr ~ • l\ ~ \ ' • J \(()rt c;l(lll nt IDIT nwr '"' ..... , I\••' SO COAST PLAZA ~fM.Ol'"(I) 'H 10 JO calf, .... (I) I I\ ~ 1111.0 ttl(.11COC~ , Tit MAii llMO ... 100.,.-~· '*' '""'' I J' (f Kl .. 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I Jt rTN mm imt f --•tmftl' TOlllS' <"l .._II\ JID \00 100 ,00 10\0 WCSTMINSH R ·•CIUJI (l) tJO lll\tO IJO UC ·111 ----l1"l .. 100 •• \OO 100 too HUNTINGTON BEACH ... 1• i: :: tUUMfON ........ -.... au nu "STM IO" (II) P\lb "Ttl l.0"1 Y lllY" (I ) I "wt. tlSTIDS" (II) 2 "SlAfllJl MOffi" (I) 3 "111 SOJUCCIS" (II) "MIOEN •ACT" (I) ""' ''tlle(llO VAlC." (II) "UOOI •AC f" (I) ""' "~ WALOll" (II) ·•Cll.W" (I) "-•tJllUJS UM" (I) "Mal"(a) ""' ·~Mt"(J) l \ turn after a lnghtened young woman knocks on the door, ~king refuac from a deranaed assailant. T .J puh on the charm and, when that doesn't work . he ui.cs brute force 10 rape her. Kleber and Mack, watchina through a peephole from another room .. arr altemat1vcly ~tamulatcd and appalled; their burden is that they did nothing. After hl·r \lrUs,Klc. the woman can't b<.• 1cv1ved T.J 1'1 lallous and Mat k is 'Ca red , leaving 11 to Klcbcr.1he bra1ni. of 1he opcrataon. 10 concoct a plan. Thi~ tragedy must be covered up. II anybody talks, he'd be "pulling a tn$8er on all of us," \ays Kleber. They d ump tht• llmp bod) 1n the woods Dcaltn~ with thl'i nigh tmare 1n their 1nd1vidual ways. the thrl'l' pn ntc\ embark on their separate path~ to success and l'Clcbnt}. and all the good and bad the} bring . Mal k. the mo'it tormented of the three. becomes a collq~l' foo thall hero. hut his professional pro'lpects arc dashtd b~ a \CrtOU'> inJUf) Has doctor~}~ at seemed Mack 1ntt>nt10nally reversed his fi eld to get crunched b} "three gorilla\ .. Mat~ marne\ ht'> ph}s1cal therapm, pla)'ed b) the grat·cful Te\\ I larper But all 1s not harmonious in the bedroom Aho_ut the only tame he ca n make lo-.c 1s af\er seeing hi mself on a TV commcrc1al. Wouldn't you JUSt know he becomes a big TV and movie: actor> Kleber goes to JOUrnahsm ~hoot and eventually become~ a hoHhot Hou'itOn newspapt"rman, prodded by a cant<inkerou\ editor (James Whatmorc). Has pro- fr'>s1onal n!>e coanndc'> with his coverage of the maJOr \tones of the '60s-John Kennedy's assass1na1 1on and the '1vtl nlthts movement. ·1 .J .. on the other hand. has t.aken the low road. pun1t:patang an \everal scams. 1ncludtng a brothel with a Wc\tcrn mott f He's angr) at the world' for not appreciating h1H harms and bitter at his two old chums for not 1nd uding him tn their famous lives. I::. vcntually. though , he geti. has ~hot of fam e-and ha~ nallonal maga11 ne cover -by becoming a mesmerizing fai th healer They were" f.unlly tom..,,.nt»y tempt.ttlon ... kept apAt1 by~ ... THE PRDDl&Al but~~, by.a mlr<Adel A WOlll(I Wlr>I rt< n1rc1• RUIA\I HU •,19 ~ ! J9 M~N liRI A l'l A/A OWCl f,H 7'>~3 ".YUIY (INUJOMl PGe> com1m m rn1 I UWAHU~ tlNI MA (IN II JI m CUIUTl 497 OO~b MIRAMAR THF Allll WlSTMllSTU ~"1 Jqi~ ll TOIO 'i>!, '1HHO I OWAllU'> \A(>l>l f RA< ~ I DWAROS CINI MA Wf \I LACUH IUCll 4q I 111 1 IUWARD~ SOUIH COASI LAGUNA WlllTIIU 17111 94J~07 PAClf IC' s WHll rwooo [PG'-~ ( ANAHEIM 139-eno FOUNTAIN VALLEY 111-1500 '> v1 ir v ~liid '•'' f)I In Edwa1ds Founla•n Valley BUENA PARK 121-4070 MtlSION VIEJO 4es-.220 Pac1!11 A11Ma Pk D I Edwards MISSlon V1e10 Mall COST A MESA 751-4114 NEWPORT HACH M4-07IO fdNr11•l'> Tow11 ( PnlfH Edwards Newpofl El TORO 581-5880 ORANOE 137-o340 r fjN,j!IJ•, S.1rJl1IPtlack AMC Orange Mall WESTMINSTER "3-GMI ORANGE 634-3911 UA City Center FOR FUl'll EXCITEmEnTI V1s1tOvr ••• * ~. ARCAOE of GAMES• ';i,':~:J!'." YENTL am 5110 w• •I SllOWI It U 100 J 1JO 8100 1100 l 10 S.JO 7.lO & 1 140 7·10 a. 101U ..... * anwT ** urr m 121001100 1100/No .... 12.1 ht snow o "r., •· lfflELY Gt~ im,..••am 12r001t1141I0 7ICIO t 11l/Ho .... , •• "'Odltll'' ~ U 100 J 1JO 1100 7140 10100 Tll;kaO~ c:nrmu14e12163~ 2sss /"g.~J STAR 80. At 11tl l 1U l 1H ''"' • tcr100 'lJn(~ ~GEL T ... v.,.,., ,.., .,._,, Qelft' All T "' w..,,,_, DEAR ANN LANDERS. Our o nce beauuful (and vain) mothcrdtedafcwdayuao. She went from 145 pound1 to 78 and requested 1 closed casket. Her s11ter went to the funeral home early and took s.cveraJ Polaroa_d 91ciure1 of Mom and passed them aro und t the funeral. Of course, Mom looked 11ke a skeleto n J know she would have hated for people to ~ how emaciated she had become. When I fot the p1ctu_res, I t0rc them up. My aunt 11 furi6 us. I fee I did my_molhera favor. What is your opmion?-RESPECT FOR THE DEAD DEAR RESPECI': I'm wltb )'OG. • • • Don 'r flunk your chemistry test. Leve u more thttn one set of I/ands callin1 to1nother. If you h• ve trouble m1kin1 • distincrion you nttd Ann's booklet, "Leve or Se" ind How to Tell the Differen~. •· ~nd • loflj, s.tlf.11ddresSttJ. 111mpM envelope wi'rh your request and 50 ~ntstoAnn Landers. P.O. Box I 1995, Cbia,o. lll. 60611. ... - Screen ldol Joeepb Bottom• l9 taunted by &D .... ,,uant" durt.n.. Olm!!1« of a moTie ln the TV mlnlHrta ••eelebrlty. SptnCk T rtt:y. Robet1 Young G HORSE RACING -10:00- li=POINT,NAB. Kttoa<EY HA1.1..MAAK HALL Of FNIE AQfTUNf IOU>ONES MOYIE * U "IWI" (t9e1) Mic:kty Rooney, °""* Oulld. al)MOYIE * * * * "Hwold And Maude" ( 1971) ~Gordon. Bud Cort -10'.30- • INOEP9l>EHT NETWOAK NEWS CID ON l..OCA TIOH -11:00- I D •CEOQIHtWS TAXI I M•A•a•H TOP 40 VIOE08 WHAr8MYUNE Cl)MOYIE • ••,; "Tiit Lady In Red" (1979) Robtl1 Conrad. Pllnelt Sue M.rtln (%)MOVIE • •·,;"How To Bell The High Cott Of Uvtng" ( 1979) SUMn Saint JM*. Jeulca Lange -11:30- 1=~~ l :jt~ LATBIOHT AMERICA 700CUJI MOYIE * • ''T A.G -The A=srnl1on Gamt" ( 1982) Rober1 C.radtne, U\- da Htmdton (O)&AGA _,,,._ (l)MOYIE * •• "The Man With Two Brllnl' (19831 Sieve Marlin. KathlMn Turner Orange Cou1 DAILY PILOT/MCH'lday, F9bruary 13. 1184 A9 COMPLETE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS A-10 Lancaster president Irvine's MicroVenture wants of l~ndscapers group to automate the realty industry Steve Lanc11ter of Lancaster Eaterprt1es in Costa Mesa has been elcc:ted By JOY DEi!! ANTHONY r,.re:idcnt of the Oranic County-Lona Beach ch.apter of the C.Ufora!a ~,....c.rr11,1 .__. d1car Coat~clora A11ocl1Uoo. The nine-person board took office at the Jan. 2S 1r:istallauon banquet. CLCA 1s the tartest trade iroup in the nation The rc41 estate indu5try 1s at last repre~nuna state-licensed landscape and img.ation contractors and their \tartina to "think computCf"S." Ac· supplters. cording to Michael Barron, chief . • • • exccuhve officer and chainnan of the . Anaheim rc11~ent MarsJe lleiD was been selected to fill the new position board of I rv1ne-bascd .. M 1cro- of d1rectorofpubhc rclationut the 400-room WtttlD South Co111 Plau hotel Venture," now that the recession 1s 11 was aMounced by Robert L. Hawe1, general manager. She was previously ea mg up. the automated real estate office l'i bc<:om1ng a reality KLEIN JANSSEN Though currently only 5 percent of the industry IS computerized, those in the business arc beginning lO act excited about the kinds of software packages in the offi ng. Barron says. Some feel that the computer wave ii. inevitable and they'd better roll with the tide. Others go overboard in seeing uses for computer provams. But JUSt about everyone 1s beg.inning to get o;omc degree of computer fever. track of their le . They'd y: "I c:an keep track of how many I had laM month 1n my head -icro " Now that limes are better. M1c;10- Venturc is repon1n1 rec:ord \ale~ In the fir t two week" of Occcmber thr company sold 200 M1croVenturr libranes. a $140.000 Ylcs .. olumc. This 1s more than ha\ been <;old by any real ci.tatc i.oftwa rc producer in a comparable period. ac:cord1ng to Planning Research ( orpora11on. the firm which handles d1stnbut1on for M1cr0Vcnturc Yet the National As!toc1at1on of Realto~ has decided to market a program by Digital E:.quapment Cor- poration to be read y 1n s111 month!> instead of the one now available from M1cr0Vcnturc. Barron \ays NAR thanks they need to go to the i.ame source for hardware and software . In his op1n1on. th1!> 1\ shorto;1ghted. Because IBM d<>e!tn't have any. problem ~lhn& 1~ computers, Jt d~n't have to design real estate software to run only on a certain IBM PC. Barron explain\ M1cr0Vcnture real e\talt' programs help salesmen keep track of their clients or do anal)!oe!t 10 mcrea~ productivity Plus the)' help broke~ wtth propeny management. office accounting and sale!> management M1c~0Venture 1s also developing financial services software wnh an eye to changes in the industry. A new trend 1n the housing market may soon be one-stop shoppin~ with real estate agent and financial mst1tut1on rolled into one. MicroVenture's software. says Barron, would ea&lly fit the bill for that kind of dual role. lllcroVentun CEO lllchael Barron empl~ycd by _the ~elm Coavtatlon Ceater as director of photography. At Wesun she will publicize tt1e hotel to the local community as well as national markets through the media and spcctal events. During the recession. which began 1n ·79 and lasted about three years, homebuyers were practically a \'1m- 1shmg breed. Interest rates peaked at 22 percent. It wasn't easy to seU a software packaRC to help agents keep Of\en 1t isn't a big computer 1irm's style to do the ~ftware and the hardware Water seminar slated • • • Aodrew K. Skiver, senior vice pres1d'ent at B.J. Stewart Advertllla1 ud J»:abllc Relatlou, lnc., of Newpart Beach. recently rec.civcd a I 0-year service pan from SckJace Lock Co. Skiver beg.an work.mg with Schlage in 1973 as an account executive. Rlcllard E. Jones, manager of marketing services at Schlagc. presented the pm to Skiver. , UPs ANO DowNs • • • Huntington Beach resident Jolul D. Ju11ea has ~n named senior real .. NEW YORK <APl -The followlng lls1 estatet. 1 m1 anager by Colddwebll BF~e11raJReal Eslale. Ma.u1emen~ Servlc.:es. His :=~ and !~~ren?."'f,;., •i~v; ~~~"'~~ new 1 e ~as arynounce y r'RI pertn, pTCs1dent. who said the title was 1111 most end down lh• most IMMd on <:rh~~~ to1 1dcnt1fybth~sc real cdstadte managcrsdwhho have consfistently prod~ccd r>e~~·~rft~•~"r,.~fn11 ~/~:v·,2 or 1000 1.,, vo ume o.f l usmess an cmonstratc a 11th level o profess1onahsm. '"~"' are ncluded. ansscn began his career at Coldwell Banker in 19773. et and r>e1 rcanl•9!_ chanQfs "' l"- M1croVenture •~ making the: real est.ate software which IBM has chosen for m personal computers. D1g1tal Equipment Corporation. Bar- ron say'I. has made the kind of real estate softwa re which will only run on a certain DEC computer, thus forcing the sale of a hard-to-sell item when- ever 1t sells the real C'itatc program. Water -or the lack of at -will ~ the topic of a landscaping seminar to be held at the Wesun South Coast Plaza Hotel 1n Costa Mesa on March 16. Xenscape '84 (the word is dcnvcd from the Greek word for "dry") as to be co-sponsored by the Municipal Water District of Orange County and the local chapter of the Cahfornia Lancbcapc Contractors AJsoc1atton. The seminar is desisned for land- scape architects, planners, nur- serymen and wateT distnct personnel. Cost 1s SSO, which includes lunch. and S2S for student&. For information and registration. caU 973-1023. • • • di ertoce be w"n th. prtvlous clos ng San Clemente resident Rlcbard D. Bory11ew1kl has been appointed b d price and lod•v~ last bid price. t!sident ofSo~thmark CapllalCorp.,itwasannouncedrecentlyby GeraldB . Name ~ .. , '"8. Pel ••o,•eg;ood and some bad---ILDIOD, president ~f Soutbmark/UDJverslty Groap of Long Beach. l ~o<&'l,~1 2 3~t 7~ v. 8~ ~: JF..I ~ .& 1 ryszcwski comes to Southmark from 1Jate1rated Resources, where he served S ~vncom i"" lt UP ~. ~r two yearos a~ a senior vice resident, mark~tmg. South mark Capital is the ~ tii1~ un 12•12 !~Z ~: . • · Laarena S. Lackman has been named vice pres1dent-.con1roller of the A~~~1~", 1 ~ l¥\ 8: 17· newly formed Knad1en·Ktra Food1 Groap. Lackman served as corporate I} i,.1onc1r 'h ~ UP 7.t controller of Marin Petroleum, IJac., of Long Beach before joining t~\ICP~ ~ 1 :~ 8: 7.f EDITOR ·s NOTE. This 1s the .IKnudsen-Kern. Her respons1b1ht1es will include accounting functions. t.ax l ~~ 'h t UP il• second arllcle m a 12-part senes m areas and audit coord1nat1on for the Los Angeles-based firm 1~ ~i~~~. 1J~ Jr! 8: 1..-9 which Sylvia Poner descnbes ways Ray Kovac1, general manager ~fth•e Newport Beach Marriou Hotel & l' ~~~~T : ,.,, 8~ lH r:upa}ers can ~ve on their 1983 and SYLVIA Po1n1 TeDJll1 Clab has announced that the first phase of their $30 million expansion 'J ~'1~uo : t 1 '7 UP t• ~ I 98-1 income taxes and renovation ha~ begun with ground being broken for an underground ~ E1"T1 w1 ;·· 1, 8: l"I~ You might lose much ore .. en most park.mg lot that will hold 600 cars. Completion of the project 1s ant1c1patcd by :~~~0 :t 1 ''• 8: l of your tax savings from I 983's Nov. I . Prov'" v. • Uo 1 . fav orable tax chan~es 1f J ou were • • • • LfeScl ' •'' 'n UP 1 S h II b Tbe Woodward Companica of Newpon Beach have selected Carol Elcbeo s vuebo1 2•. • UP 1 s among t e ma ions II )' ire. storm latcrlort of Santa Ana to design and furnish four model homes in a new Name ~DO~HS Cho Pct or other c.:a~ualty lossc~ in I Y83. The EXPERT ADVICE R1v~rs1de development called New Ha ven. Square foot.ages for the~ single ~ ys vac ,,., -1r,1 ff 2l • vast majont) of you no longer will be family detached home!> range from 945 to 1.600 square feet. 3 ~~[;:~!. ~ ~ = ~ tt'~ l'~ ,.. able to cla1m an y cao;ualty los .. es a1 all • • • 4 ~blC e 7~ _ 1~ 5 The tax law has knocked out 4ihanng expense deduc11on rules for '8' Loretta Lyna~ of Laguna Beach haSjOlned Cocbrant Chait, Livlng1ton & s ~"'slog 8 -I~ f 14 the losses With the millions or you • For '82. you could claim up to Co., Inc., as art director for the agency's creative d1vis1on . Previously she ' T~~,ex t~ = 1 ~ J lH who suffered unino;ured damages to a $1 50 of medical insurance P.remiums worked for Weekley & A11ociate1 in Dallas. where she served as senior art g ~1:>1C A 7• ~ -I 12.3 car. stolen bikes. losses of cash C\'en though the 3 percent 'wastage" director. Jn her new posH1on, she will be responsible for creauve ac1t1v1ties for JO X~r'1 i~t Pf 1~' • = 2,1, 11·6 through mu~ings. other casualties. reduction for medical expense Rocho Callforala'• industrial division and DH investments. l f shB w1 i -•14 l10l:7l. And even 1f your los~~ from fire . r d h II bl Ciplaer Data has leased a 1,002-~~a;e.foot unit located at 4000 Westerly U :~WJ 1~:~! = 1~ 1g.1 storm and the like were )Ubstantial. :;,~~i~:11eex;;1lsc~~ i-';.'~SC:.:o~;~ca~ Place in Newport Beach for use as a computer components sales business. The 1s ~~'~" F~ = ~ lo·~ 'the 1 RS now will bear only a fraction t1on .. in filing your return has been propcny was leased through Norri1, Bt 111 & Slmpaon, with Rob Norris and 19 UnvP~1 lf"' -1~ 10·0 of your loss or none at all. eliminated for 1983. The en tare Kathy Fuller as agents. The 36-month lease is valued at $56.328. e ~i~~ 4~ ,,., 9 7 In contrast to pre vious year'>, you medical insurance premiums arc now • • • 9 lnllk• g J~ •1. H no longer will be able to deduct I 00 added to your other medical expenses Aatomotlve Ren&al1 has leased a 1,068-squarc-foot unit located at 4000 V Vela -ltl •1: 9.S pe r ec n l o f yo ur pc r'iO n a I subject to lhe "wastage" reduction Westerly Place 1n Newport Beach for the nu~ of houi.ing their MAldd!~'1~' ~2 ~I 9 a1 Cnon-bu!>ane!ts) casualt'-losses 1n ex-administrat1ve office. The propeny was leased thr~ugh Beu• & Slmp100. w1th ~r'' ~~' 3''t ~ ·a 6 :7 ccss ofS I 00 for each ca~ualty For '83, • The 3 percent of adjusted gross Kadi~ Fuller and Rob Norri• as agents. The 36-month lease IS valued at ln1ro111 r· ~ $OU must not onl y deduct the fi rst income "wastage" allowed in 1982 S <9 24 Krat~~ • ...... I oo f I I 1 has been 1 ncrcased to 5 ,.,..rccn I for .) • · T• ... o every casua ty OS\. you a so ~ • • • . Seen r 131 • -1 '1• mu'i t reduce )Our total Ca'iuah) IO'il>CS '83 If your adjusted gross income for MUTUAL FUNDS 1n exce\) of the SIOO wastage b) 10 '83 is S35.000. )OU lose S l.750 (5 percent of your adjusted gros'i in-percent of $35,000) of an ) otherwise come .. AdJU'ited gro'I~ income" l'i allowable medical cxpcn'ie'i ~ou ha'e your gross income unreduced b)) our For 1982. you wasted only S 1.050 C 3 1tem1zcd deductions or ellcmptions percent of $35.000) In a 30 percent Say yo u have an adjusted gross bracket. this could add $210 to yo ur income of S30.000 and you were hat 1983 taxes C30 perc:tnt ofS700) by a S2.500 storm or oth er casually Before complc11ng )O ur medical loss to your home. car. boat or llther ell:pen~ deducti on schedule on )'Our per!>onal property 1n 1983 In 1982, income tax return for '81 check you could deduct the $2. 500 lcs~ SI 00 whether your medica l expcn\C''> wall for each casualty -or S2.400. exceed the 5 PQ"Cent "wa\tagt·" figurl' A!'sum1ng you wen: 1n ii '~ rx:rccnl If thc r don't. there ,., no \rn\(' in tax hrat ket . 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You bear the full lu'i!> rhc change\, generall) good ne"' 10 percent of S l 0,000 "wa~uagc.. • Fom1 !040 .\ 1\ no\lo a'a1lahle lo CS3.CX>0) wipes out your dnlucuon more 1nd1 .. 1dual'> And )OU ma~ ht' Thu4i, tfyourca uah> IO\!>e\ arc:lc!t!t able to u..e the· '>lmplt·r t orm I040A than I O pcr~nt ofyouradj ustedgro'is though HW could no11n JI)!!~ If vou income. don't bother complctang the made a tontnhutwn lu an lndc' 1dual ca4iualt )·IO\\'iCCt1on of)our '83 Form Retirement A.llOUnt \OU h.id tn u\C I 040 'r our c a'iuah)'-lo~s dedun1on the lo nger Form I 041) for '82 If 'ou wtll be forfeited ..,.anted to d a1m a th1ld-carc ucd1t Your 1981 income 1a' ma ) he )'OU had to file 10411 1n1;rcao;cd al'io because ot 1"'0 Ol'"" But for ·g 1. the m1ll1<1n\ ol 'ou "ho unfa vorable changes 1n the medical made contnhut1on\ tn an IR Ao or had OvER THE CouNTER -- H•W Y°"I( CA .. > 91HlluOS • ' . EcrtOll •• I lo K•1101n1 Slo '"' NASO AO ........ 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So much for "s1 mphfymg" tu forms • You now have an automallC' extension to Aug. 15. 1984. 1f you can't file your '83 f orm 1040 on its due date of Apnl 16. 1984. By filing Form 4868. you can get a four-month automatic cxten51on to Aug. 15. In filing your '82 return. you were allowed only a two-month extension 10 June IS. 1983. , This four-month automat1c ex- tension now applies equally to filers of Form 1040A. Previously, the automatic extension could not be used by Form 1040A filers. Note: You ha' e up to the extension lime to make yo ur '83 contnbut1ons to a new or cx1stinglRAortoa Keoghcx1$tingon Dec. 31 1983 The extension does not give you the nght to defer paying your tax. however You must i>a> w1th the extension request on Form 4868 what you expect to be the balance of your '83 tu. 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Pel. l l!~~'r.'ci~,,. , ,z~ = It: J .. ~ 1Pd UOof tv. -1'11 f .. em I~ -I~ own n -~ nTm s l -l~ dtePI WI ~~ -1;. ~FFsc P~ IL_ = lt T~t ~nlrp lm = 1lt ~Ferands l9~ -l'h xleoFd 3~ -iµ Ith R 2W. -1~ en Rtfrac 7 -11:1 wG~t ~'.ii -I)) 1\tin;f s 1811• = I~ lurndv 'l~ -, ,,.. astn Ulll I -~ 09P9r'S -I 'I• Anoetlce s I't• -l '1• ~leVtP8k l ari -~ 4 •vboY En ~ -'h S Reich Chem 2 IA -1-\o\ WHAT AMEX Om NEW YOftl( (AP> Feb. 13 AMEX LEADERS Go Lo QuoT ES MlTALS Quous J 6., !1 11·· 6. 6. 6., 2: Prev . .. w j That's an apt description of both business and business people along the Orange Coast. To keep tTtack of where com pant es are going and which people are helping them get there.just watch 'Credit Line' -every day in the Buslnesssectlonofyournew llllJ \ . r R•lnbow·h•lred Rock'N'Rollen ~~~~~~~~~-=--~~-~-~aecraL ... pon~~' U.S. weapon? 82/ CIF playoffs: Road filled· with pitfalls One ey matchup as Barons hosting Servite By ROGER CAR~N Mater Dcik.thc defending champion and No. I seed in the 4-A olavons with a 24·1 record, hosts Lona Beach Wilson (I 0-12) at Santa A,na Coll~e. On the J..A level, Estancia High's Sea View Leaaue champions (22·3) arc at home against Dana Hills ( 12·11 ), Saddleback ( 18-5) hosts Palm Sprinp, El Toro ( 12-9) is at Dominguez (19.4), Rubidoux (14-9) is at Mission Viejo (18·6) and Foothill (I 5-8) meets Capistrano Valley (21·3) at Saddleback Coll~c. He was correct -assuming his team can reverse an earlier decision with Servite ( 15·9) and Verbum Dei (20-5) bandies a 14-10 Inglewood squad. "It's definitely a tough draw," continues Brown. "A challenge." ~2 Melven Germany (lS.8 poinu a ,,.me) ud S.7 Anthony Rocha ( 11.9 point.a a pme) with.in an aU-eenior lineup. Ocean View Coecb Jim Harris 11Jeea. ol the Sumet League's three entri~ his SeahaWks -have tht best on-paper draw. OttMo.itr .......... No road to the C IF basketball finals at Los Angeles Sports Arena March 3 is without pitMlls. and the route Fountain Valley High's Barons must try to navigate is as good an example as you'll find. Ne~rt Christian, the area's only entry in the small schools division, will be the home team Friday rught to the winner of a wild card game Wednesday evening between host St. Vincent's and Cate. Servile stunned visiting Fountain Valley in the season opener (63-51) when the Barons were without football stars Mike Newton, Scott Motherbead and Lance Zeno. Servile, an up.and-down outfit with a reputat1c.n for at least one shocker a year m the playoffs. features 6-5, 301-pound Jaime Cardriche, among others. "You have to feel wehavea lqitimaiesbotat winnina twice, which isn't bad considenna we·re the No. l team," says Harris. .. , know Simi Valley has a JOOd record, but 1 really don't think they have been playing as tou&h a 1ehedule as most." The Sunset League champions have drawn Angelus League power Servile in Friday's first round of the 4·A eliminations. an opponent ktlown for its ability to upset the apple can with big first-round efforts. AJso at home is Sunset League runner·up Edison (19~) against Moore League runner-up Millikan (I~ 7), while Ocean View ( 15-7), No. 3 in the Sunset League, gets the "easiest" assignment, with a trek to Simi Valley and the 21-3 Ma~onte League champions. It's the I 0th time Fountain Valley has qualified for the CJF playoffs in 18 years, but for the Barons, who have made it to the quarterfinals only once ( 1977). it's a familiar story, one filled with pitfalls. "( told myself ~oing up to the CJF office on Sunday, 'l'll bet we get Scrvite, then Verbum Dci."' said Fountain Valley Coach Dave Brown. Fountaip Valley is ranked No. 3 1n Orange County with a deceptive 17-7 record. Other Baron losses came to St. Bernard. Banning, DeMatha. St. John (Washington D.C.), Mater Dci and Ocean View. Edison also drew a sufT challenge in Millikan. a team which the Chargers of Jon Borchert are somewhat familiar with because ofa preseason scrimmage. Simi Valley's Pioneers feature an aJJ-senior lineup consisting 6-3 Marty Wilson and Dave Motyl~ 6-2 Ken Johnson and S·9 Geraud Moncure and Paa Lauahlin. Four average m double fiiures, led by Wilson, who bas a 20.0 scoring and 12 rebounds per pme averaae. "I understand Wilson can jump out of the gym,•• aays Hams. Millikan is 16-7 overall and ns best asset is quickness, revolving around ~ Eric Pncc ( 11.3 rebounds a game), AP W1repftoloe Kitty and Peter Carruthers gave U.S. its first medal when they won the silver in pair& figure skating Sunday. 1 American wome~ 1-2 in giant slalom • SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia (AP) -Un- heralded Debbie Armstrong. a bubbly 20-year-old relatively new to international competition. gave the cnedaJ-hungry United States Team its first gold medal of these Winter Games today as she outdueled teammate Christin Cooper in the women's giant slaJom. . Ton.,.t•a TV Mbeda.le steadier Armstrong finished haJf a second faster in the run. Perrine Pelen of f!Jlnce claimed the bronze medal in the ~ant slalom for the second straight Olymp1cs. ....... flftn ebtbll ,..........,) •--'•ll&crw~~·. ....... 1.000 ..... ~ •tt., ··---··~tel•J-.v.a. .... '.Ai8trlalaMolleJ Armstrong's total time was 2 minutes, 20.98 seconds. Cooper finished at 2:2 1.38 and Pelen at 2:21.40. Armstrong and Cooper added gold and silver medals to the lone silver placing that Kitty and Peter Carruthers scored in pairs figure skating on Sunday and ended the medal drought that had been affecting the team. Armstrong, who had never finished higher than third place in any World Cup race, outduelled Cooper on the second run to give th~ United States its first Alpine gold medal in 12 years and its first in the giant slalom in 30 years. "Those were the two runs of my life," said Armstrong. of Seanle, Wash. "I wasn't holding anything back. l knew this was my shot." Cooper, 24, of Sun Valley, ldaho, led the first run, with Annstron$ second and only one-tenth of a second behind. Cooper slipped early in her second run, falling back on her skis at the fifth gate. She didn't go down, but the mistake cost her precious time. and the American Tamara McKinney, eighth after the first run, clocked the fastest second run, a I: 11. 72, but finished out of the medal race in fourth place with a combined time of2:2 I .83. The 1-24 placing of Annstron$, Cooper and McKinney was the best shoWl ng by an American team in any Olympic Alpine event. The pre-race favorite. World Cup overall leader Erika Hess of Switzerland, had a disappointing first run. rank.mg 11th. and wound up seventh. Hamilton takes early lead U.S. figure skater takes compulsories tn dazzling f ash ton SARAJEVO, Yuaoslavia (AP) - U.S. figure skaters have won one medal and today Scott Hamilton began his individual hunt for skating aofd by winning compulsories. Brother-and-sister figure skaters Peter and Kitty Carruthers won a silver medal in the J>!irs Sunday niabt. the United States first medal of the XIV Winter Olympics and the best American placing in that event in 24yean. TroJaDstop Doclgers,4-0 LOS ANGELES (AP) -Sid Akins ~ed six inninas of two-bit ball to lead the Uni- versity of Sou them California to a 4-0 victory over the Los Anaeles DodJerl Sunday in their annual exhibition pme at Dodger Stadium. Akin , a riaht·hander, llNck out three and a.tdn 't allow a walk durina his stint on the mound. Hamilton, the three--timc world champion, traced three winning fig- ures worth 30 percent of the overall men's score and found himself ahead of Jean-Christophe Simond of France, Rudi Cerne ofWest Germany and Josef Sabovcik of Czechoslo- vakia. Hamilton. 25, of Denver. is a solid favorite to become the first American man to win the Olympic gold medal since David Jenkins' victory at the 1960 Squaw Valley Olym~ics. "This is the first time I ve won the figures at a world championship," be said. "It sets me up pretty good, I auess. I aot a great draw in the shon ... I'm next to last It's better to skate later ... to have your performance fresh on their (the judges) mind." The short program of required moves Tuesday night will be fotlowed by the free skatmg Thursday, in which Hamilton will display his array of triple jumps, spins and leaps. .. , saw that ftaJ go up next to two Russian ones. hJUSt looked so good. It's something you dream about when you are real little but never really think will come true," 22-year-old Kitty Carruthers told reporters after the victory ceremony. "I guess it's son of mAJic ... Tonight it wasjust one of those nights when we looked at each other and knew we could do it," said Peter, 24, summing up their free skating routine. THE RAZORS' EDGE From AP dltpa&des Nobody's perfect. North Carolina's top-ranked Tar Heels could've been. They were the nation•• only unbeaten major<e>lleat team. But they ran up qainst Arkan- 111 Coach Eddie Sutton's aroulCd Razorbacks -and their equally aroused crowd -on Sunday and absorbed a 6S·64 loss that ended their hopes of their first perfect season s1noc they went 32..0 back 1n I 9S7, wbeo they won the national cham- pionship. North Carolina Coach Dean Smith didn't treat the defeat at the bands of the Razorbacks as all that surprisi~ "They outhustJed us," be said. • l don't believe losses on the road to Top 20 teams are upsets.. Collegt basketball is just too blalanccd. •• Arkansas. ranked as blah as No. 16 a recently as three weeks t&O. no lonaer is in the AP Top 20. West Germany's Irene Epple. silver medalist in the GS at the 1980 Olymptcs, finished 22nd. The race was run under cloudy sk.ies as a fierce snowstorm. which had wiped out four days of racing. finally seemed to be moving out of the Sarajevo area. The women's giant slalom was the first event completed on the Olympic Alpine calendar, since both the men's and women's downhills had to be delayed until later in the week. Armstrong. an up-and-coming skier who recovered from a broken' leg at the World Champ1onsh1ps in 1982 to score points m eight races last season. continued her chmb this season. She was 1hird in a super giant slalom race and fifth in the most recent World Cup g1an1 slalom on Jan. 29 ... • ... $ 71 The TroJanS ICOn:d their fint run in the fint inning off loser Fernando ValcnzuclL Southern Cal catcher Jack Del Rio's sin&Je drove in the run. Not that they won't ncc.essanly remain No. I Tuesday in The AJ. sociatcd ~ poll. After all, they're stilJ 21 ·I and the No. 2-ranlccd team, DcPaut, is 18·1. Nonh Carolina trailed 38·34 at the halhnd ftll behind by a many a 10 poinu. ~.before Michatl Jordan, the pme:. ICOrin& leader with 21 points; perked a comebatk cal>l)Cd by his 10.footjumper that put the tar Heel on top 64-63 with 73 SttOnds rcmamm ~c John.on 1tope Atlanta pant 11.lke Olean fl"OID 1otnc to the boop Sanday. Laken won. 108-87. .. .. h .,.,,. I I , 1 (~eue eee cir • ..,e 82) ToplO Orant(e County hlgfi school basketball Dall,. PUot eelectioaa LAKE RS KEEP ON WINNING INGL£WOOQ (AP) -Coach Pat Riley gave the Los Angeles Laken an offer they obviously couldn't refuse. .. I blackmailed them before the game," said Riley after Sunday's I 08-87 victory over the Atlanta Hawks m a National Basketball Assoetation game. "I told them they would get a dar, and a half off if they played weU, ' Riley said. ''These guys never pass on a chance to get some time off durina the season." The takers earned tbe mini-vacation br mak.Jng 57 percent of their field goa attempts in the fint half en route to a 57-41 lead at the intermission. Atlanta nevergotcle>stt than 11 points the rest of the way. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar sconxl 26 points to sparlc the lakers, who have now won nine of their last 10 pmes. Los Angeles kept a s1x-pme home winniOJ streak 'oing with the victory. Earvin "Ma&Jc" Johnsonalsobada b1• pme for the l..akcrs, scorina 23 points., contributing lS assisu and grabbing 10 rebounds. Abdul-Jabbar and Johnson each scored IS points in the openina half. The Lakers out.rebounded the Hawks in the pme by a wboppeq SS-35 m&flin. "It was one of our better rebound- inJ pmes, .. said Riley. ..We are a JetylJ and Hyde rcboundina ttsm.. Some nights WC p:t after at.. Other mghtswcdon'L lnvariablywcwta ~ when we dominate the backboards. Atlanta Coach Mike ff9tdlo also thouabt rebounding played a bia put 'n h1s team•s xtblck. .. We arc not a stroq ~ team," Frattllo said. "'If we doft't hit the a.lass we get beat. We bad one s_ood stretch in which we won 11 or 13 pmes and that was all aunbUtcd to the rcboundtfta. ··1 wasn't very opum&auc today. For some rcuon the lakcrs usually bury ui on the board They tot an awful 101 of f?Otnts b controlb111 \.be backboards. The to was ll&nta'• ibiftl t~' and dropped the Kawa out or l fit"5l-p\acc ~ with \he l>CVOit Pistons an the Cn\l'al OivlllOCl, • -·---------------------------...------------..... ----.... ----------------------- Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Monday, February 13. 1984 ENTER The Orange Coast Daily Pilot's eIAL eurtITY GIVEN AWAY WEEKLY GRAND PRIZE EACH FRIDAY OF s I 00 • NO LIMIT TO THE NUMBER OF TIMES YOU CAN ENTER! • NO LIMIT TO THE NUMBER OF TIMES YOU CAN WIN! • ENTER NEW CONTEST EVERY MONDAY 4 ~ DlAWlHGS tACI Wttl Each Drawing will be for .. . ~:tlfi~~i ............... s 100 I I P • (•OI) s r1ze ............... . Znd Prize.!~l ....... . 3 d P • (Fil) r r1ze .............. . 550 515 s10 HERE'S HOW. • • (I) EDaer your Social Security oumb.r. 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FILL OUT COUPON BELOW (Or Reuona.ble Fac.imile) AND MAIL TODAYI (Only One Per Envelo~. Pleue) My Social Security Number t. _________ _ NAlfll: __ ~----------------------------------------------- ADDRESS~------------------ CITY ___________ __ STATE ----------------------- ZIP~--------------------PH 0 NE D Pl .... start conftnient home delivery of the Daily Pilot. Rock'n'Rollen has Yugoslavi&\l-'-officials shook up at.~lymplcs Prom AP dl1patcltet SARAJEVO, Yuaoslavia -• Rock'n'Rollcn, familiar at mlijor televised events with his rainbow wia and religious s\&n~. was held for several hours by · Yu,oslav officials. according to a witness. He told a New Zealand newsman who talked wilh him at the police station that he was picked up on Saturday night 1n front of SkendcnJa. the press center, and dctamed for about three hours. Rock'n'Rollcn, whose real name is Rollen Stewart, said it was his rcllgJous beliefs, not his ~le-crashing or wig. that got him into trouble m this communist counlry. Yugoslav official s conunued to dcnr Sunday any knowled'c of the detention of (lollen. Police said 1t was an "official secret." "Either the 1nfonnation is false or else nobody wants to tell me, either," Zoran Kadcoic. Yugoslav Olympic Organizin$ Committee spokesman. said. Rollen told hi s story to New Zealand Times reporter Peter Hutchinson, who was at the security headquarters on a story assignment. Rollcn had bttn seen here at the luge and bobsled competitions and at the Czechoslovakia-USA hockey match. holding a sign that read "John 3: 16." That's the Bible passage that begms. "For God so loved the world that He gave His onl) begotten son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not pensh but have everlasting hfe." guote of the day Obtetvtd Dldl c.vy, bead ooacb of die USFL &c.toft 1kuktrl, reftrri.o1 to the amount of \aleftt ea.ch Wala M.&dill• poqesaes with the New Jmey OcDeraJs: .. If that IUY doesn •twin over there, they ouabt to aive him a saliva tat. .. Miller's 69 holds off Caponi SARASOTA. Fla. -Alice Miller, !I reverting to the form that helped her to the lead earl y in the tournament, fired a 3-under par 69 Sunday and withstood a late charge by Donna Caponi to win the $175.000 LPGA Sarasota Classic by one stroke. Miller. who strugled to a 75 Saturday but sull mana~d to retain a share of rhe third-round lead. earned $26,250 for her second career victory and finished with a 72-hole total of 8-under par 280. Runnin • Rebels stay unbeaten LAS VEGAS -R1ch1e Adams had 25 ·m points and 11 rebounds in only 28 minutes and Ed Catchings scored 15 as fourth-ranked Nevada Las Vegas held off stubborn San Jose State 86-76 in a Pacific Coast Athletic Association basketball game Sunday after- noon. The Rebels. 22-1 and 13-0 in the PCAA. led by 18 points with 5:56 to play after Danny Tarkanian's fast-break layup made ll 73-55. But San Jose State. 8-14 and 4-9. used eight ofStony Evans' I 0 points to close the gap to 81 -73 with I :02 left. Pincay has a big day at •Anita .\RC-ADIA -Laffit Pincay guided ~ Mansma to v1ctOr)' 10 the first d1v1s1on of the S 120.850 Santa Mana Hand1cap--one offive wins for ham on the da)-and High Haven captured the second d1 v1sion Sunda) before a crowd of 43.114 at Santa Anita. Mansma. can) mg 11 7 pounds. won the first d1v1s1on of the handicap for older fi llies and mares b) one-half lcn&th over Bnnd) Bnnd~. Mansma covered the ll -l6-m1le coursein 1:44 l-5and pa1dS 5.20.S3.80 and $2.40. The win was worth $69.850. A year later, Renner win• HONOLULU -Jack Renner, whon had this title snatched from his itUP a year 110 by one of the peat shots in aolfhistory. won the Hawau.an Open championship Sund&.}' when Wayne Lev• thru-putted the second playotrhote. • Renner. the vacum of lsao Aoki's pitch-i n, 72nd hole eagle in 1983, pined the title this umc M the fron t-runnin Levi suddenly ran afoul of a balky putter. Levi, wbo led throu&h the first 17 holes, missed four tjmes from six feet or less over the last five holes. The slender Renner gamed a tie for the lead with a IS-foot b1rdae putt on the 18th hole at the Wa1alae Country Club. fin1shana off a final round of 61, S-undcr-par. That put him m at 271, 17-undcr for the tournament. On the 18th. Levi came R within inches of holing his third shot for an eagle -just as Aoki did last year. "I thought. 'if that goes in, I'm never coming back here'," Renner said. But the ball slid by. After Renner had hole~ his birdie putt, Levi needed only that six-foot putt to win 1t. But be missed. And. when he missed again on the second playoff hole. Renner was a winner; a year late. but a winner Griese, Mean Joe honored NEW YORK -Eleven fonnercollegc !I football stars. including Purdue quar- terback Bob Griese and "forth Texas State tackle Mean Joe Greene, have been named to the National Football Foundation's Hall of Fame. Named to the Hall of Fame with Griese and Greene were Lance Alworth, Arkansas halfback, 1959-61; Warren Amhng, 9 hi o. State guard-tackJc. 1944-46: Sam Chapman, California halfback. 1935-37; Holly Donan. Pnnccton tackle. 1949-50; Bill Hartman, GcolJia back. 1934-37: Doug Kenna, a back for MisslSSippi in 1941 and Army from 1942-44; Bob~y Reynolds, Nebraska halfback. 1949-52: Joe Romag, Colorado guard, 1958-61. and Chuck Taylor. Stanford guard, 1940-42. They will be inducted Dec. 4 at the foundation's annual banquet. Cornell, Chin win marathon LONG BEACH -Ron Cornell ofSan m Pedro and Donna Chtn of San Diego won the men's and women·s d1vis1ons of the third annual Long Beach Marathon Sun- day. Cornell ran the route in 2: 17:45 and Chin finished in 2:29:28. both times good enough to qualify to participate in the Olympic trials. The first seven women all qualified by finishing within the cutofTt1me of2:51 :16. Rick Sayre of Ashland. Ore. was came in at 2: 19:06, JUSt two seconds off the men·s qualifying ume. Jim Knaub of Long Beach was the wheelchair winner. A total of 3.125 runners entered the marathon. Telntnoa. radio TV: W'mter Olympi(s-Women"• Oiaot SWom. men•1 ~ tkaWI& (comJl'Qboty fiau,ra)1 USA vs. Ausuta m bodl.ty, women•• apeed ata1~11Q?> metcn, and men's Cl'OIKOW>try skilot IS-Idle> meters~arehiahlisb..S.lp.m.and I 1:30p.m., nnel 7. Co1-Bukrib&U -UC Santa Batbara at Lona 8eacb SWe, 7 p.m, Channel S6. NHL -Ki.op at Montreal. 10 p.m. (oeJaYOd). OwlDd 9. MDiO: Winter Of ym9ks -Live. reporu from Sarajevo, twice an hour from J..6 p.m., KA.BC 8790). NHL -Kinas at Montreat. 4:SO p.m., KFOX (93.$-..FM). NHYC, BYC open racing series . By ALMON LOCKABEY O.ity l'llol h81lnf Wtlt., Ocean racers turned out in force Saturday and were greeted with balmy spnng weather as Newport Harbor Yacht Club and Bal boa Yacht Club joined forces to inaugurate their 1984 ocean racing senes. For Newport Harbor Yacht Club it was the first race for the Ahmanson Scncs for lntemauonal Offshore Ruic ratings and the Dickson Series for the Performance Handicap Racmg Fleet. Sailed over the same course off the Newport Pier was Balboa Y Acht Club's 66 Series for IOR and PHRF yachts. A number of yachts al'l' entered in both series. Results ofNHYC Ahmanson Series: CLASS A-I. Ra ider. Jim Ltnderman. Balboa YC: 2. Amante. Mel Richie\. Lido Isle YC: 3. Winterhawk, Hal Da y. Bahia Connth1a n YC DIVORCED? SEPARATED? .. , jllt Cl ~It ... """'ii! DIVORCE RECOVERY WORKSHOP Sil T11s41J £.-11 Pebr-'ory 21H -Morch 27th 7130 P.M. -9130 P.M. St An*ews Pr~lrian C~urcb Newplrt ... St. Att••w• I~ ... 1M St • ....... ., ... "~ ...... .... $20.00 l .. lttretlen Por lftore lnfornMttlon calla ~1-2115 9100 • SiOO Men..frl. CLASS B-I. Free Enterpnse. Dtck Ettinger, NHYC; 2. Tinder Box. Bob Burkhardt, Dana Point YC; 3. Maris. UCJ Sailing Team. CLASSC-1. California Gold. FrcdO-Conner. Dana West YC ; 2. Big AP.pie, Ernie Johanson/Gene Williams. BYC; 3. Vidiot. Phil and Scott Ramser, NHYC. Results of Dickson Series: CLASS A -I .Compulsion. Ralph Rodheam, BCYC: 2. Mas Rapido. Don Fradkin, BYC; 3. Indigo Tiger, Ron Deacon/George Morales. Voyagers YC. CLASS B -I. Runawa y 11, John W1ebel. VYC; 2. Contention. Gordon Graham, South Sho~ YC. 3. Impetuous. Phil Glasgow, BYC. CLASS C -I. Pussycat. John Szalay. VYC; 2. Sunda. Graham Gibbons, BYC: 3. Obsession. Bill Apps, VYC. 66 Series results: IOR-A -I Raider. 2. Amante; 3. Riffraff. Forrest Olson, NHYC IOR-B -I. Free Enterpnse: 2. Tinder Box: 3. Audacious. Mike Kennedy, Los Angeles YC. IOR-C -I. California Gold; 2. Big Apple; 3. V1d1ot. PHRF-A -1. Compulsion: 2. Fast Break. Ke vm/Kelly, BYC; 3. Mas Rapido. PHRF-B -I. Runaway II: 2. Contention: 3. Impetuous. PHRF-C -I. Pussycat; 2.Sunda. Graham Gibbons, BYC; 3. Obsession. CIF PLAYOFFS ••. From Page B 1 Should Ocean View get past Simi Valley the Scahawks fi&urc to be up apinst Bosco Tech (Wayne Eniclstad). Bosco Tech was a 4()..38 loser to Fountain Valley in the Tournament of Champions m December at Cal Poly Pomona. Mater Dei Coach Gary McKnight 5ays his biaaest concern with Wilson is the Bruins' reputation with a four<omerstall, one that wa's significant in upsctti"' Long Beach Poly two years a,ao. Estanc1a. which is 1n its ninth straight CIF appearance (e'lht under Coach Larry Sundcnnan), will be trym& to m11ntain a tndition e1tabh1bed in that span -built on nine strai&ht victonc m the openina game of the playoffs. Dana Hills featu~s ,6-6 junior Bryan McSwecney, who has averaaed 18. 7 po1n~ and 11.5 rebounds J aame. ~=~===============~ CIP 4·A C., 3•A ' Good for you! Daily Pilat ~ r la~'>' f it'd tids 1 tlonri 64? 56 78 WILD CMD OAMa W1LD CARD OAMa CW....._., NI ~) (W1•11•y, 1l.lO IM'l-l Ctnltllnlel ti Merv $11t L.....-.. 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S Aleundr• F10Mv, Soviet Union, 6 Helko F lteher, w Germenv. l 6 7 Brian Oner, C1n1d1, 4.2 I. lrlen laltane, s-vvall, c.llf .. .... S• 9. Norb41rt Schremm. W Germanv, 10 Garv BHcom, C1nad1, 6.0. l1 Vledlmlr ICotln, Soviet Union, 6.6. 11 Grrl90l'l FIJIPOvnkl, POiand, 7.2. 13 L•" Akanon, Sweden, 7.1. I• Laurent DePOUlllv, France, I.•. IS Falko Klr1ten, E. Germenv, 9.0. 16 Muaru <>oewa, J11M1n, 9.6. 17 Miiian Beoovlc, V~lavla, 10.2 IL Mart CtcUr ... LH A,....., IU 19 Cameron Bredlev Madh<;ru, Au,trella, 11 • 20 JalmM Evoteton, C1n1oa. 12 0 2 I Paul Robin'°"· Brll1ln, 11.6 27 Zhlo•lao Xu, China, 13 2 2l Jat·HVU119 ChO. S KOl'tl, ll I Wemett's •nt ~om TODAY'S •HULTS l.D«*e Atmlfrtfte. SMtlle, WaSll.., -minute, 1.97 ..... , 1:11.011 7:10.91. 2. Ctw11tln C....-r, S4'll Veltrt, ldlaM, l:Oa.111 1:12.Sh 2:21.JI. J Ptrrlne Ptltn, Frence, 1'09.64, 1'11 76, 2 2UO. • Tamera McKlnnev, Lu lngton, Kv, 1:10 11; 1:11.72; 2:21.13. s. Marina IC.lefll, w. Germany, 1'()9 70; 1 12.33, 2:27 03 6. Blanc• Fernenoez·OChOI, S1>1ln, 1:09.S2, 1:12.62; 2:22. 1'. 7 Erika Heu, Swlti , I 10.54; 1:11 97; 2"l2 SI. I. Otoe Cha rv1tove , Ctecn., 1:09.9', 1·12.63, 2:22.57 9. LUii S.vllervl. Cenede, 1:10.31; 1:12.42, 2:22.73. 10. AnM-FIOre Rev, Fr1nc1, 1·10.09, 1:12.116, 2:21.9S, 11 Carole Merle, France, 1.10.n ; 1 12.54, 2:23 27 12, Mlcllell Flglnl, Swill., 1·10 SI, I 12 76, 2 23 :M 13 Merle EIX>le, w Germenv. 1 10 40, I 13 2S, 2;23.6S 1' Anni KlonblChle<, Au1trl1, I 11 40, I 12 77; 2·2• 17 IS MOnlk1 HH,, Sw itz , I 10 90; l 1361. 2 2' SI 16 AndrM LHkOvWll<, Vu1>Q,l1vl1, I 1120, 11341, 2 2'61 17 Oli ne Hekll'll. Cenade. 1·11.27, 1 13 39, 2206 II Cindy Nel\On, Lui~. Minn , 111'A, 1134". 2201 19 P•tr• W9nlel, Uecn . 1:1126, I 13 tot, 2 204 20 Veronlk• S.r.c, Yu1>01t1vla, 1 1111, 1 u JO, ns 01 71 Ir-El)l)le, W Gt1'mariv, 1 11 6A, 1 13 II, 2.2S S2 n NUii Tome, YUGO,l•111a, 1 12 II, I 14.03, 2 26 21 23 Mal1l1 S111t, Yu1101tevl1. I 11.11, I 143' 22622 Women'' l,OOO SPMd skiting TODA Y'S RESULTS l Kerin Enke, E. Gerrnenv. ont mlnutt, 11 61 seconds, Olvmi>k: record. Cid recoro· Neratya Pelru\ev1, Soviet Union, 1·:2•. 10, 1980. 2 Andru Scnoene, E. Germ1nv. 11713 3 N1t1lv1 PetruHva, Soviet Union, 1.23 21 • Velenllno L1lenkov1. Soviet Union, 123 6a S Cnrt111 "otnent>uroer, E Ger· manv. I 2391 6 Yvonne Gennl1>v1n, Netnenetlds. 1·2S36 7 Erwin• Rv.·Fert n,, Polend, l ?Sil I N\Onlke Honner. W Germenv, I 2S 17 9 EllHb411h Carlen, Sweden, 1·26.lS. 10 L.IN1nn11 Morewlec. Pol1nd, 1·7U3 11 Sltvle Brunner, Switz., 1:76.61 12 Seiko Huhlmoto, J1pen, 1·2,.69. 11 Lvcae SMl!MM, N.,.,.. ... IL 1:1'.71 I• Zoll• Tottaruyk, Poli no, 1.26.9S IS Slorld Smu01. w Germenv. 117 OS 16 81oef'11e va Jenu n, Norwev, t270I 17. K•flll'Yll Oen, St. Peul, Mlnft., 1:27.$7. 11 Netellt Grenier, C11n101, 1.27.67 19 G1umhven Pek, N. t<orH , 1•27.86 20 Eoetrnerue Hotluth, Norwev, 117 90 21 Tnee Llm1>1c11, Ntthtrtenos. 12112 '11 Sl'loko F uHno, J11>en, I 21 19 23 Alie 8oorsm11. Netllerl11101. I 2140 24. Mery o.dw, Madllen, WI\., 1:21.SS. 2S Svtvle 0 1kile. C1nad1, 1:21.96 26 Guociln Shen, Chine, "29 11 17 Htroml Orewa, J11>1n. 1'29.20 21 Min Miao. Cf'llne , 1:'9 22 1' Tchumoll. Han, N Kor ... 1'29.30 JO Emeie Hunva ov. Hungarv, 1·1' 36 JI Yt unloo Lee, S ICorH. 1.29.IO 32 Gulfen11 Ceo, Cnlne. l 30 21 33 Merrie Peretti tt1tv. 1.30 33 34 IC. YunG\I L", S IC.oree, I :31.11. JS S.OUnevoun ChOI. S KorH, 132 31 36 811>11• Kert1, Y~vle, 1.SI 06 37 Netatve Cf'llve, Soviet Union, I SS42 38 Oubr 1vk1 Vukuslc., YUGolllvla. 2'03 02 SUNDAY'S AESULT1 P•lrs fleu,.. skltlne l'IMC ._.., 1 Elena Vato\l•·Olet V11lrlev, Sov1t1 Union, I 0, I • factored &>lec~nt 2. Kmv c."""""· w~. OeL·P9fW C.m11Mn, ~. Del... 2.01 2.L 3 Larisw s.i.znev1·~ Me~erov. Soviet Union. 3 O. JI • Sat>fne Baeu·Teulto Th1tr1>1cn E Germenv, • 0, S 6 S 8lroll L.oreni·Knyt Scnut>ert E Gtrmenv, • 0, 7 0 4. Jll WetMfl, LH A,_.., ·111'1 ~LM~,U1 t.t 7 Berblre Unelerhlll· P•ul M•rtlnl C1ri1d1, 7.0, 9.• I Keterlne Matou'ltl·Ltovo El1ler C1n1da. 1.0, 11.6 9. Marin• A11strlvsk1n ·Vuri I( vecMln, Soviet Union, 9 0, l I I 10. U. AIWI Miier, Wllmin.ton, 0et,.w .. m '•Wlf', Wllmlll9'9n, Del., 10.01 14.0. 11. 81bette Preuuler·Toblu ~nroeter, E. Germa nv, 11.0, 16.6. 12. Melinde l(unlleilvl·L.vndon Jof'ln· ston, C.n101. 12.0. 17 2. 13 Clauell• Mauerl·L.aonaroo Az· zole, W. Germeny, 13.0, 17,4 1' Su11n Jina Gerland-ten "Oil" Jenkins, Brlteln, 14.0, 11 I lS. 8o Luan·Bln Yao, China, lSO, 21.0 Nordic comtMned 15-lrlometer cross c04lntrv r•c• l. Tom S.ndt>er11, Norw1v, 41 ml!IYIH, S2.7 SICondl, •27 SfS &>Olntt 2 Jouko Kerletelnen, Flntend '6..32.0, • 16 900. 3 JU11.k1 Yll1>uMI, Flnl1nd, .. 21 S. '10.llS. • lt1uno Mlltttnen, Flnllnd, '9 07 2, 402 ,10. • S. Tt•omu Mue"-. w Germanv, •9'.32.7, 401 '9S 6. Alexellder Pro•vlrnln, Soviet Union, 41:40.1, 400 1IS 7. Uwe Ootieuer, E Germenv, .. :SU, 397.TtO. I. HermaM Wtlnbuch, W Germanv, '9:13.4, Jt?.390. 9. ~UI Sull9nlllc:Mr. Austrl1, •9:'8.2, 394.S70. 10. Gelr Anderwn, Norwev, •9'56 3, 393.155 11. H•llst1ln BC>eGMth, Norw1v. 41:5'.0, 391.100 12. Sergei Tcnervyakov, Soviet Union, Sl:ll.7, 311.lAS, 1J. Kern LVfKfl, Sliver Crfflc, c•. 41:02.f,JU.lU. 1'. AIHander M.avorov. SOvllt Union, 50:27.1, 317.330 IS. Gunter Scf'lmll<ltr, E . Germenv, Sl:16.3, 31S.7S5 16. AndrH1 Lanoer, E Germe nv, ., su. )IA 990 17. P•t AMm, BrKll_.ldet, c .... 49:su. »t .. no. 18. Dirk Kremer, W Gtrm1nv, •9·~ 7. 3I0.2•S 19 E1oen Ancler'9n. Norw111 '9 Sl 9, 371 SIS 20 Tekehlro Tenakt , J11>1n Sl-01 s. 371.17S 21 Tosnl11tl Meruv1m1, J11>1n, '9:2• 9. 373."65. 27. Ji n Klimko, Ctecll , S1'03 I 366.ns. 23. llder Garttullln, Sovltt Union, ff'S6.5, 3SS l?S. 2•. Huoert SCflwerz. W Gtrmt nv, SI 41.0, 3SS. IOO 2S. Vlldlmlr Frak, Ciech S? 10 0, 3"9000 26 Willer HurKllftf', Swllz , "'12 4, JAl.740. 27 Roti.rt Kutrun, Yu1>01l1vla, 56'09 •• "4.090 21. Mldlltl Rindal, °"""'· Minn., s1:J1.o, no.tso. Men's S,OOO·metef' speed slr•ttn9 r•c• I. TomH Gu1t1f1on, SwKlen, 1even mlnurn, 12.21 second•. 2. loor Melkov, Soviet Union, 112.30. 3. Rene Scf'loefl1cf'I, E Germenv, 7'17.49 •-AtldreH Ehrlg, E Germ1nv, 7:17.63 S ~ BOGlev, Soviet Union, 7 17 96 6 Pertll NllllYI•, Flnl1no, 7 17 97 7 Blorn Nyland, Norwey, 7 11.27. e Werner JMGer. Au1trla . 111 6 I 9 Hllb«t Van Der Oulm. Netller· llndl, 7:19.)9 10 Gelr Kart,tad, Norwev. 7.20 2• 11 H1n1 Vi n Heiden. France, 7 24 S9. 12. Mk:tMltl w..a. WauwetMt, Wit.., 7:24.tl. 13 MfcrlHf Heoscnleff. Au1trl1, 1:2S.01. 14. ltoti.rr Vunderlnk, Nelherlernh, NS19 lS. Rolf F1tk·Lers11n, NOl'WI Y, 7:2S 5' 16. CIHI B1ngtu on, Sweden, 7 26 S7 17 Frlt1 Sc ... 111, Ntlllerl1ndl, 7 21 17 II. Jen Junetl. Sweoen. 7 29.91 19 Tibor Ko1>ac1, Romenla. 132.69. ?O. Heinz Stelnbefoer, Austria, 7'32.72 21. Mart Mltdlll, Mlme!w*a, Minn., 7:)4.)2. 22 Maurizio Merchetto. llelv. 13617 23 Rlt>fn Im, N Korea, 7 37 49 2• MIHl'llto Shlnoher•. J Ol>&n. 1 31 9'. ?5 Cotln CoetH, Austrella, 1 3108 To,l'll1kl Imamura Japan. 1 :Ill 27 Younghe Lff, S Korte, 139 17 21 Wotlgene Scherf. W Gtrmenv. 14090 29 Andreu Lemcke, W Gtrmenv , .. " 30 Yoon·Soo lte, S IC.orH , 1 •2 '5 31 Jeen F1001. Frence, 7 "60 32 S.roel Berezln, Soviet Union, 7'S9' 33 Gwenghvun Kim, N Korff. 7 "6.17 :M Sf'llilen Zhao, Cnlne, 7 M 61 U. Mlr11 Huc11, Clllca .. , 7'46.'1. 36 ~ LemerChe, Ce nedl, 7 '7 1S 37 Hens J-o B•lln . w Germanv. 7.50 33 31 Jeen Plchelle, C1nlda, 7 SO 39 it KllH BH. S. Korn. 7 SO '2 40 Wei LI, China, 7SS 70 '1. Brv1n Cerbl1, Britain, 1-01 u Orange COUt DAIL.Y PfL.OT/MOnday, Februwy 13, 1164 SCOREBOARD S•nt9 Anita SUNOA Y'S •ISUL TS t llttl If fl-div tMr9"11red "'""""> Fl•ST llACE. 1 tur1ong1 8 tnvlnclble (Pince vi S40 3 60 3 00 Longmevllleweve IMcGurnl 10 40 1.llJ One On The HouH (0etoeOlllo) 10.olO Al•o reced· Tnanu JudOe, Per'kv'' Cnolce, C<Kt Cenrer. Le Camr>eonlte. Nott Ot Rov111v. A Big Kiu Tlmt "2S llS saCOND RACE. 6 furlo'lil'· K-gy (Plnc1y) 10.40 u o •.OO OrH m Falller (Ceuthen) 7.'lO 4.40 Rell'' Or11m Lover (Snoemellerl 3.40 At'o reced. Poi'°n Pen, Flnnw•v L.adv, Grand SC•ll, Cleu Plu•, Bt1ullfut N1tlve, Faoers Cl'lerm, O'Sako, Ju1t1 Smootnle, Fleur De Ten. Time: 1. 10 2/S. l2 DAILY OOUILE !6· 12) &>tic! US.40. THlllO'•ACE. 61h furlong' on turf. lrl•n O'Brien (Steiner) 7.114 3.00 2.60 OH·Olone (Toro) 3.20 •OO OH·Comedv Act IMcC.rronl 2.60 2.10 OH-OeedhH t tor MCond. Al'° receo· So Mode•f, NeUQnty Ml<lam, Orn m Get. Snowoonl•. Fact Finder. Time 116 FOV•TH RACE. 1 1/16 mile•. T•unaml Slew (Pince v) 3.20 2 40 2.'lO Cneoor tSnoemeke<) 3 60 2.60 Mlohtv Adversarv IMcCerronl 2 40 Al'° reced. Kev To Tile CondO, Gre1t 0 .. 1, l<MP On Te"lng, Time· 1:'3 l/S. lS IEXACTA (6·3) 1>1ld 134.SO FIFTH lllAC£. 1 1116 mllff MarlM"N IPlncavl S.20 3.IO 2 .a BrlndY BrlndV (Ceutllen) 7.t!J 3.IO Slerve ISllOlmellerl 2 60 Al'° roct<I: Finl Adv1nc1, Katteget'' Pride, Queen Ot Sono, Lumlnelre Time· 1:44 ltS " EXACTA 11·2) Pelo S14S.SO. SIXTH llACE. 7 furlong$. Berca1on1 (l/'11en1uei1l 10.60 S.40 •.20 Guerd1 (Oliveres) 7.IO UO Grev Mlu lle (SlblHe) 1.00 A"o raced: Bronzed, E•1>to1lv1 Pester, RIOGellne, Super Ter1humer1, BIMlkln Time. 1:2• 415. SEVENTH RACE. II 16 mile•. Sl>OI ( Plncav) • 00 3.00 2.60 Western IMcCerron) 3.00 2 40 Olntlnedo (Toro) 3 20 Al'° reced. Vestor. Morrv•i Chem&>, Knlohtlv RePOorl, Wotver Helgl'lts Time 1:A.3 41S. JS EXACTA IS-41 paid SSl SO EIGHTH RACE. 1 1 16 mitei Hl9h Heven (Slt>1lle) IU O S.00 l 60 C11tHl1 (McC1rronl l 40 1 60 Avlo1ltlon IV111nzuete) 2.60 At'° reel<! Scuff. Bare L.1u. Mv Netlve Princen. POiite Rtbutt. Hohoe v Di ne.er Time 1 •2 115. S2 P'ICK SIX (6-6·1t 5·S·5·5) Plkl 16,061.10 with 34 winning nc1t.ets l1ht tlorlffl 12 Pleil SI• ConM>llllon 1>110 S20l 20 wllf'I 919 wlnntne tk:ket1 (five hO"H) NINTH RACE. 6 l furtong1 Andrew 'N Me IMeze> 2'.60 10.40 6 00 Olcubo IMcC1rron) 6 40 '20 Muell Thouo,,t (C11t1n1<10) 13 20 Al'° need: GOO<!bve J Y , Ane tone, Pro Pener, 111\euaoe To Gercl1, No Hotoi Berrt<I, Emmt t Kev '5 £ XACT A (3· 7l pelO S328 00 Allendance· '3, 11' Halvwood P•rlr SUND A Y'S ltlESUL TS ltl•t If 2'·Nlflt htmen !Mttlnel , .. ST RACE. One mite l>I Ce Crecked tee tt<ueblerl S.20 2.80 2 20 Andv' Herman (Todd Ill 2 60 2 20 Chrl1 TOP Her (Aubin) 2 ?O Al\O reced Rt<IOUble\ LHT G, GVPIV Petrl1rcl'I, tndlen Tree•ure, She llmer King Time 2'02 3/S SJ IXACTA 17·6) 1>110 s20.40. SECOND •ACE. One mite IMICe 8" J1v GH (Todd II) 16.00 5.00 3 ?0 Howdy Oop (Ander~) 2 IO HO Refer To Maker tltownl 2 60 At10 reced: COUrl\MOUI Hunter, Super Tloer, Mailfll Oe'es, Ski_, Tvcoon. Hitched To Win, Acuff, Wlnooul T ime· 1:02 31S. SJ llXACTA (9·61 1>110 SSl 40 TH .. O llACI. One m11e oect Luckv Levity !Sherren> 7 20 3.40 2 60 Hev Toollle (Aubin) 3 80 l 20 M" Rot>ln Bell (Pelting) 3 00 Al'° re<:ed: S.111• P1P041r, Throddlt , Hlohl•nd L•Hlt, L•dv Slult, The Com· 1>1nv• Siik Time 2:02 J/S. ll IEXACTA (S-6) &>aid Pl.60 f"OUltTH RACE. One mile trot Como Ster (Llgl'llhlll) 6 ?O 3 80 l 40 Ster Hill G (Ctlff ) S 60 4 00 Brenoe S1>ted I Aubin) 610 Al•o recth (Goutert•> 13 40 6 olO • 60 Benevoleflc'e IKufillerl 23 oo 160 Helcvon Holldlv (Anoerion) 7 IO At'° reced: Hlllbllfv Orewl. Powerllfftr. BOOH T z. Jany Ster, R1<1esl11n. RulfY Sltve<$, StllOft S11r Time 2:01 •IS SJ IEXACTA (3·71 1>1110 1661 IO SIXTH llACI. One mile 1>1ct Hl>OV Hntnt1 (Pree) 33 40 12 IO HO Sl>Ort• P•llCI (McCertvl 7 IO s 20 111\0o'ts Oenctv Man (Andenonl 1 40 At'° r•ced Sc>ectecuttr Oencer. Anovs Cllnl, Stelter Light, 8olr.h01, Amv' Pete M.attew Hunter, ltowov Hunter Time. 2-01 l/S U llXACTA (10-•> IMli<I '46020 19\llNTH llAC•. On. mlle NC• S.ms l utc.f'I (THtllr) 5 20 l.?O f,60 Wvnrit nandl111 (Pierce) 3 40 2 to lrOOkdlte Bov <Bevltol 2.60 Al'° ract 1>11<1 137 20 llGHTH •ACll. One mlle &>Ke Vertlly Court (Adtarman) 11 IO 5 IO 4 00 Lord Oatree ICroor..n> • 60 J IO Ellt• BrffH IL.ackevl • 60 Al'° reced Smooth Move N. Jecku&>, ..... TudOr, True Charle' N . Sl>ICll l Peter, Ooubll O.C. Time 1 S7 l / S. U llXACTA (7·)) p1IO US 20 NINTH •ACE. One mitt PI CI Pivot l"ol"I (Kuebler) l IO 2 60 ? 10 H•rrl•on Minor (Pelting) 3 IO 3 40 Tv1>lca1 (Slfffhl 6.10 Al'° rac.ao· Crev1 Olct\le, Rovdon LKICV, Just A Fell• N. W•tbro Milt, Don Henry, Mlnfl4tf'laf'11 Feil• Time· l:SI 1/S. ll EXACTA 12·S) peld 122.SO. 12 l"ICK SIX (7-3-10·6+2) 1>110 M90.60 with SI winning tlc1t111 (five h0r'91). Tiier• were no six wlnne<1 TENTH RACE. One mite PICt King Ot Jen (Vllndnehm) 10,IO •.OO •.oo SkloPerelrle (KUIOltrl 9.20 600 Voter (McCertv) 3 .. 20 Al'° reced Minute Men, Marv'' Com· mi nd, Andvs Wln1ton, H1nn1t11 E X&>rHs, L A Olc11tor, P01>1w""4il, Ftv Men Ftv Time I SI l /S U EXACTA 11·4) 1>110 '103 IO Attencsence S, 12S ~ > . "BA WESTE•N CON,IRENCI Lall en Portie no Seattle Phoenix Golden S111e Sen Diego Pedfk OMallill w 33 17 32 21 26 22 23 27 22 30 17 ).4 MldwHt Ohll$1tn L l"ct. .660 ·'°' 541 .'60 .•23 .3,3 Ge 21;) • 10 12 161h Utan ~ 19 620 011111 230S .s 19 s Sen Anto"lo .•23 10 Kansas Cllv 21 29 .•20 10 Hou11on 20 31 .397 111/) Denver ?O 31 392 111"1 EAST&•N CONFERENCE Boston Phllaoe1pn1a New York N-Jer..v WHl'llnt1ton Detroit Mllw1uk" Atlante Cl'lkaoo Clevtllnd lnd11na Allntlc DM1ieft 39 12 32 11 30 19 26 2S n 21 Cemr.I Olvlsltfl 11 27 21 n ,. 2' 20 21 II 31 14 3A Sundllv'S SUrH Lllllers IOI, Atlante 17 76S "° .612 SIO "° SSI 549 Soll 417 . ., 292 6',, • 13 151" , 6h 9 1211> New Jerw v 107, Hou11on 103 Mltw1ultff 107, Sen Diego 100 loll Pntteoet1>nl1 109. Bo1 ton 91 Ul•h tt•. Porlleno 112 Tonloflt"' Game Sen "ntonlo et lndlona Tu.Idly'' Gemes New JtrM!Y 11 t...ft¥ele nd, lnJ Ph<>en1x et Mllweultff, (n) New York el KenHs Cllv, <n> Sen Oleoo 11 Cl'llc.1110, (n) Detroit el Hou.ion, (n) Atlante 11 u11ri, <n> Weshlnoton 11 Denver, (n) S.ettle e t Got0.11 Stele, (n) ulcers Hit, H•W1t1 17 ATLANTA -Rouncffletd 2•. Wltkln1 11, Rotlln1 2. 01vl1 IS, Rlver1 •. Brown o, Pe ultz 0, Glenn I, HHllnGI 2, CrlH '· Wittman 6, Lenclltleroer • To1111 31 ·'3 25·31 17 LOS ANGEL.ES -WllltH 16, Worthy I Abdul· Jlblllr 26, JOhnson 23, Scott 17. McAdoo 6, C~ 1, R1m0l1 2. Niter 2, McGH 6, Kuochalt 0, Garrett O Totet\ 47·11 14·11 lilt Scere by Ouan.n At11nt1 17 2• 2S 21-17 Lo' Angele, 27 30 ?2 tt-108 T,,ree·oolnt go111-Non1 Fouled H•w•l&an Ooen , .. ........,, t11 x·JKk Renner, tf0,000 70·6'· .. ·67 W1vne Lavi, SSo&.000 70-6'·6S·70 271 Chip Beck. m .ooo 7'·'5·70·'4 GU Moroen, s29,000 6t-70-...... Z75 Berllhlrd Lanoer. s 11.2so 6t·'6· n-.. C.I P"le, '11,250 '5·6t· 70-71 Davllel, 112.500 67·•71·71 219 Sc.oll Slmctton, Sl,056 n -71..e·M Corev P•Vln, Sl,056 10-11...-.. Curll• Slr•nee, 11.ost 71-65-76•67 TOflY Sllft, 11.ost n -71·69·" Ptlll Henc:ock, 11$ 71-10-M ·70 urrv Mize, Sl,056 n -n ·70-6S Mitt• lttld, Sl,056 70-.. • 70-71 IMO Aoal, 11,056 67-70-70-n Mee O'Gf"8dV. Sl,056 70-70-67 • 72 -o.nnll Wilson, M,IOO 69-7'· .. ·6' J.C. Snffd, M,IOO 69•n -7CHI Davt Oortn, M,IOO 73·M·6'-70 Bii Britton, W.IOO "·7o-ff·73 Mark Lve. M,IOO n -67-•n a 1 st..,. L.lellter, u,ose 11-n -M-10 JoMAd81M, 13,osl 71·6'-71·70 Jim Dint, '3,0SI 7r69·ff-70 Joev "HMft, $3,0SI '9-70-71•71 11111Wood,13,09 ff·73·70-6f Stmrnv RKflelt, 13,°" n -n-tt-" Pel..-Oostemuls, 13,09 7S-67·67-n Peter JICObten, 13,0SI 71 ... 7.70-73 01n Pohl, 13,058 69-71-M-73 Jim Simons, 13.osl 73·64·70-7• ltu C.ldw ... SJ.OSI '5·71·70-75 BobtlV Wlldlll"', '3.osl 7H9·69·M ., Hel Sutton, Sl,950 6'·69·7•·70 JOl'ln COOi!, Sl,950 71·67-71-73 Ronnie Bleck, Sl,950 69·75-70-61 Ruu Codlreri, Sl,tSO 71·71·66·7• Scott Hodl, Sl,950 ... , ... 72." Jim Nelf«d, Sl,tSO 61·6,_.,_76 Pevne Sttw1r1, Sl.9SO M-n -69-n LPGA '9urnwnent (et S.rtMta, l"IL) .. Allee Miiter, '26.250 211 Donna CePOnl. S IS,750 m JoAnne Carner, Sl,IS9 Amy Aleolt, 11,15' Pet Brldlr;. Sl,IS9 P1ttv Shftnan, $1,.MO .. Lllll'tn Howe, SA,S21 Le ur1 Cai., M,521 La uri Ptterson, M.S20 as 11-n -10-.. • 10-n-n-6' 71-6t·7•·6' 73·6t·n-69 n -6'-73-.. 7S·69·n ·" n -10-6'-n 6'·69-73-73 V11er1t Skinner, S3,ll7 72·72·7S·'6 Ja ne Slrmoro1, Sl.311 7l-n-74·6S 216 C.tnv Mor'9, U711 0.t>Olt Mel1terlin, n .111 Ntncv LOPtz, U ,719 217 J1ne Lock, 12,317 Jerllvn Britz, U .311 211 Ko"1v Wnllworth, st.819 Chrl• Jol'lnson, Sl.119 Aveko Okimoto, s 1,119 Oele Eg!>eflntl, S1,l90 Sendra S1>uzlch. s 1.119 lit Belh 01nlli, s 1,Sl9 Bet,y King, SI .Sit Marl McOouoeN, Sl,520 70·71·72·73 n -10-11-n 10-n-n-11 6a·71·73·7S 11·69·7S n n -10·1•-n 70·70·7S· 73 76·6'·71·72 73·12·7•·69 70·7HS·72 72·7S·61·7• 73·71·70-75 n -13-11-n HHL CAMl"IELL CONFE•ENCE SmvtM OMMeft W L T Ptl GI" out-None Reoound,-Atlantt JS <Round-"•'O lJI Lo' Anoele1 SS (John~ 10) Aul1h-Atl1nt1 17 (0 1 vl1 6), Loi An· gelei 3• (Jonnson IS> Tot11 toul•-All1nt1 20. Los AnoelH 27 Technlca ts-Ritev. Le ktr coach A-IS,617 Edmonton C•l9arv Vencouver WlnnlPtO Klnlil )9 " s 13 310 24 21 11 ff 213 22 32 6 50 233 20 25 10 so 240 11 21 12 " m GA 1'3 227 2'9 2.62 2S7 PCAA Ntv1de LH VtQU UC lrvl"' Ulen Sttle Fr"no State New Mulco Stole Cel Stele Fullerton Lono Beech Statt Sen Jo•t Start UC S11nte Berbere Pac•t1c Cenlerenc.e w L 13 0 10 3 I S 1 s 7 s 6 7 4 1 4 9 ) 9 0 17 Stlndlv'' Seer• OVeral WL 22 I .. I 14 I 16 7 11 10 IS 9 1 13 I 14 I 13 722 Nt•8011 LO\ V19n 16. San JOH Sllle 76 T tnlel'lt" 1 Ge me UC Senta Berblre 11 Lone 8HC" Stitt lCllaonel S6 at 71 C*99 WIST NtveOI LH VffH 16 ,, MIDWEST ttllno•s 73 tow1 SJ SOUTHWEST S.11 JOH St Ar11.1ni11 6S N Cerottne 64 SOUTH All ·81rl'l'llnohem SI, S A'-blmt SO LOU"11n1 Sl 6S, Mlu lu l1>1>I 61 N Cerollne St 61, Georole Tech 67 Narm OIVltllft MJnneM>t• 29 22 S 63 2S6 St. Louis 22 29 6 so 20S cr11c100 21 31 7 '9 200 Detroit ?O 31 7 47 212 Toronto 20 JI 6 46 220 WAL.ES CONFE•UtCE NV Isles NY R1n11eri Wn nl11gton PnileoelPl'lle Pltt1t>ur11n New Jer\ell Butte to Bo1ton Quebte Monlrtlf Herlloro l"•frldl OIVllltfl JS ?O 2 n 2S2 37 II I 7? 23S 32 21 4 111 no '19 II 9 67 24' 1239 s ~m 11 41 s 27 156 Adami OMllerl 36 16 • 71 233 36 11 J 7S m 29 21 6 '4 lSS 26 77 S S7 no 1t 29 • 46 202 SuftdlV'I Seem H1rtlorO II, Edmonton 0 Cekllrv •. C111C11>0 4 Vancouver 6 Pnllldell>f\le S Oetr0<t 2 Wlnnl&>eG 2 T...._..tGlmft K.lfta II MonlrH I Pltllbuf'gll e t Ql-.c NY t11a~ at Toronto W11t1ln111on 11 Mlnntt0I• TllftodaY'l ~ IC._. 11 New Jer'9v. lnl MOntrH I ., Hartford, (n) 2'8 277 223 2SO 177 202 219 17S 20ol 2~ 140 119 , .. 199 213 231 Camel Lights I ' 9 mg "tar", 0 8 mg. nicotine av per cigarette by FTC method Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. ' • L'"9 ... CftMlr..._ MEN Ron '°'""· s.n "9dio, 2:17.AJ 1 Rldl S.vre. A.n&el\d, Ore , 2:1f* . ) Leonerd HUI, While Ot'V, Orev 2 ,,...3A • Joe L..taoue, S.n Dlfto. 2:21:16 S 0111e Frlckll, 1..1 'lfemt, t:1liei. 6 Ed Avol, Mlhlllen 8Nch, 2:30:19 7 Blnnv Mltllne1, l.aUwood, 2.32'20 I ROI\ N1v1rret1e, P!Kentle, 2:l2:S2 t. Mathew Dehart, Cemp Pef\dlelon, 2'33:J9 10. Jim ArQUllla, Lono hech, 2:34.tS WOMEN I 0 0l)na Chin, Sin Dlloo, 2:29:21 2. Sherry Simmon•, Lomlt•. Callt., 2:"'107 3 K.a tnlfto IC.lnlne, Sen Ole9o. 2:4tM • EUtatieth aeur 1 1t1ric:no Sant• Fe, 2:50:03 S. ikth N\llewul, Northrldoe, 2:50:16 6 Janice Fr'leQI, L.a Verne, 7:50'.34 7 OeOole Heelon, It~. 2:50:"7 I. Ut1 Whltemen, San Oleeo, 2:51:34 •• SU. ,....,.__ u..-a.o.. 2:S>:2t 10 Suw n ikf'tndl, Lomita, 2:S3~ U.S. Na1leMI .,..,. <•t ~) ~, .... Jimmy Connon (U.S.) def. Henri IAConte (France), "°'· •·6, 7-S. (Con-ner1 wins MS,000; 1.ACont• wtni '22,500.) Men's tournament (at L.a Oulllta) ~, ... Sten Smith (U.S.) def. Cliff ltlctlev (U.S.), 6·1, 6·1 (Smith wins $17,000; RlcXev w ins Sf.000.1 ~, ... Jaime Flhol (Chltel<olln Olbtev IAustralle l def. Ill• Nutue ( •omenla I ·C tiff Drno11t <South A tr tea). 6·•, 6·• Wemen's '°""*'*'9 (•t Olk.9et) ~,.,,.. Ptm Sflflver IU.S l def Barber• Potter <U.S.>, 7·6, 2·6, 6·3 ISMlver wln1 S?l,000, Potter wln1 '1•,000.) Deep , .. flsNM DAVEY'S LOCKE• (N-1*1 ... di) -l 10 englt" '65 roell coo. 2 cow coo, • t>eu, 2 bOnllo, 359 mackerel .. Weetreftd "•nMC1MM 8ASE8ALL AtnetkMI LMtue BOSTON RED SOX-AgrMCI to CC)(\• trect tlll'ms wit,, Wide Bollos. lhlro bl semen CHICAGO WHITE SOX-Slonlcl Salome BerolH . 1>flehe< 8ASKET8ALL. Na .... lontretlMllA~ PHILADELPHIA 761r1-Slo11eo CNrlH Jones, lorwerd, IO • 10-0lv contrKI Announced thlt t"-10-0lv contrKI o! Brue. Kual!IUll. lorwerd, wUI not bl , __ ICI ,oonALL Netl9Nil ,..._. IAatue CHICAGO BEAltS-f>Tomoted Pe t McC11to.1v to director o! comm unity 1nvo1v...,.nt •nd BIN McGrene director of communlc.1tlon1 eno m1rk11tne. Nemeo t<,en V1tdlwrr1 coordlnelor ot pros rete llont SOC CE• Maior lftclMI' Sec:cer L-.ue NEW YORK ARROWs-Promoteo Or Joe M1c,,n1k, coe ch. to vice &>rllldent Of 1occ1r 1dmin111r111on end ne~ Jemn McGeouon to re- Pl•ce nlm COLLEGE MASSACHUSETTS-Announceo Ille r9'l11nation ot Boo Pickett l'IMO footlllft COICh WITTENBERG-Nemeo Ron Mul'PllY l'leld tootl>lfl COKll ' Orange Coat DAILY PILOT /Mond1y, F.t>tutry 13, 18&1 fi \R t •tt:l .D by Gus Amola ~J..W !t!o ~ fi)( ~~T ~t·U l!!e~T MWICltJI! I~ UP, AltOUtJO/ by J im Davis WOULl:>N'r IT e£ vREAi IF E.v£RYTMING COULP TALK? l'P G(T our or 6£V AN'7 TH( WALL in WOOLP SAV, "GOOP MORNING, --c JON.'' ANP TH£ SINK WOULD f>AY, ''GOOO MORNING, JON.'' ~ (VE.RY TIM£ A um.ff 6ULf> BVRNfl7 l OUT, If WOLJLO f}( ~'-LIKE A PEATH ~ ~IN lH( FAMILY • THE t·\'lll l f I RC'l S by Bil Keane "Dolly keeps tokin' her heart pill!> and w on't give me some " ov Brao Anderson Some people play by ear Marmaduke plays by nose' '100' 'I l 1.1.1 'S SP EAKIN~ VOLUMES .. 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' ' ~ . , to µ11rtnd" first bTd · 11uil do1·1n't do your h11nd JU8llrt· J ump lo luur 'Plldt•• Q 3-N1·1thcr vuln1•r11bh·. ,,, Soul h you hu ltl +K83 Al0765 1 ~5 •952 Th1• b1dd1nl( h11\ pt1K'1•1•drd North ~ut Seutb I I + ? What do you bid no w' A. -Yo ur k•nl( or spadt"i hu" 1mprnv1·d in v11lut> h1•1-.1u~1· il I' h1·h1nd 1h1• 11\l•rrallC'r l"h.11. h11w1•v1•r 'impl) m1·an' 1h.11 vuu """' h.1' 1· m.1x1m um r·'"'' lo 111.11 ht•Jrl' T.1 k1• .1 cl1·11wr1l ti VOii l'\PO hr11•fl\ 111nl1·mpl.11Pfl ,111111• ol h1•r •• ll1tO (1 ~ \1 11 hn 1 uln1·r.1hh·. ,,, ""JI h I 1111 hold • K 113 -\ 10765 ~3 + 952 I h1· t.1tld1n~ h.1• pr•11 •·• d1 tl "-uuth "f'Nt \orth Eol l'a'" Pan 1 l'aa" ., \\ h.11 du \ 11u l11d no11. ' \ .... 1nw h.intl. hut 1h1' 11n11· vou !J.l'"'d JnJ 11.1nn1•r 111wn1·tl 111 1hird ",11 \\'11h ~I II< I' Jnd f1\1• <'Jttl 'upport l11r p.irt r11•r .. '"11. ~ uu 'houltl t C.~N11 ~NCf., l1M 1'00 Si.H 1'0 ~ i 61RV~ 1'M A 61'7 NOf"IN& ! t 'OR BETTER OR ··oa "ORSI: 10H,I DUNNO SOME.80DY. I GUESS HFWE.NT f lGORED OJI WHO ol>Sf- ~ S0ME800Y '"--~ / tl '" l "l'kt:RBt: \' PJ.:JJ Ux..K <JE.i 00 F1~DIN& ~E PA~~ 10 BREAK 1mo ~£ ~l COMPUTt:~ ~ ~(. PE.NC.IL 1 EMSERI ~U..EL.!UJJM I nrnkt• t•vt•ry dforl lo tet•t to team1• Jump to thrt•t• ht•nrt11 °""h' th1• d1(h•rt•n1·1• bdwrt•n tht"•t· two problt·m~ In U.;J, you 1·ould 'how your valu1"~ h.v 1·01111wt 111)( (rt•l'l .Y. hnc· vnu mu"l JUmp lo i1huw your 'tr1•nicth Q.S -A~ South. vuln1•r11blt-, yo u hold. •QJ7652 1''8 0 953 t J62 Thi· b1ddinl( hu pr()('rt>drd: f:11t South W••< Nord1 I 1'111 2 ~ 3 NT ()bit ? Whal .1«1111n du .\'llU t.1k1•/ A. -l';irl n1·r ha ' 'la11f I h.11 ht· 1 h1nk' ht• 1;1n 1.1k1· n1n1• tru·k' .11 nu trump ~ h' 'hnulcJ '"" douhl him' l'.1" II.id ~1.1 rl 111•r 11. .t01 1•d 111 h1·.1r .1ho111 1 ou r ,p.1d1·'· h1• rnu ld h.I\ 1• d1111hlt·tl t 1'11 lll'.1rh r.11h1•r I h,1/1 l111l ltlr1•1• 111' lrllllll' (~fi \, "uulh. \t1l111·r;1hlt· \ lllJ h11hl • A~U7 AJ 6 +KUJl!76 l'h1· huitlinic h.1, pr1w1•1•1l,•d O.,oulh "ut ~orth t: .. t I + Pa11 I l'au 2 • t'Hll J t'aH ? Whal du you bid now'/ A. -l'arlnt>r probably hu11 1tl l1·o~l " 1x r11rd ht•art .. u1t on t h111 au rlion. and ht• h1111 not yl'l lim1tc•d tht• 11trt•n1tl h uf h1~ h;ind. llow1•v1•r .. vuu huvc• .1lrt•ad v told Lht• world lh11I you hJv1• a >1lronl( hund Tht'rdott'. you nt-t>d do nu mon• at th1<1 turn th.in bid four ht•Jrts. H pnrtnt•r 1~ Wt>llk. thul will b1• hil(h .. noul(h. 1( h1• 1A 'tronic. 11 ·~ h18 rt''JXIOSlblhly lo m,1k1• lh1· n1·~1 movt• How do you thoo•t lht but optniag ltad' Charin <.ortn h11 tht aoewer. f'or a ropy or "Winning Openlna Lud1." ttnd 11.85 to "Goren·Lud1," "'' of thl1 nl'w•paptr. P.O. Boa 259, \orwood, S.J. 07648. ~akt chtrli1 payablt to ~t••· paperbookl. by Harold Le Oou>c YOVRE PR06ABL 'I' ANXIOUS ORAS&L£, 1 'fHINK l'vE 015CO~E1<£0 'b.>R ~E.M '{OU L~C.~ U>Nr10£tK~1 r- (tl11iJ COLO COLD TO SEE YOUR LIVING 0JAATE AND MEET "!'OUR ROOMMATE. SUSIE 1 I 'LL HAVE SOMEONE TAt'<E YOU TO WILLOW HALL 1 by Jeff MacNelly by Kevin Faga n iM~1'S Ul(f. ?A~IN" i~f. &RA~O CAN~ON t.Alli::'.5 Oliff ! by Lynn Johnston by Tom Bat 1u1< by George Lemont AL.t.. SHf! I -''1 • L-cF"f WAS IH19 NO-re/ ' Their hobby areal bomb SO~RL<.iO SPRINGS, ( ahf (AP) -Two men whose only kn owlcdlC of World War 11 comes from books hllve turned their fascination with B-25 bombers into gold -find- ina. rtbu1ld1ng and sellin& them for SI 50.000 apiece. "Bia to)'s for hule hoys," Mary Scholl. wife of one of the partners. commented a~ a 8-25 buucd her as she drove home from shop.. Pini . At tht" lOO llo l'> were her husband (·art and has part· ncr. T uny Rttlman, two men in their 30~ who've crowm:d them~t"lvc<; the "B-25 King~ ... Tiu: bombc1 !. played a heru1<: part 1n World War II. bu1 R1ILman foresees le~~ _grand role~. for th eir rebuilt \-Ctcrans "Well. you can gel 10 guy together t<> buy into one and work on at , and then Y'>u go flying One guy can pretend to be the bom- bardier. another can be the side gunner and another one 1s the tail gunner." he said. "Or you rnn take your famil y ou1 fur a p1cn1c al Lake tlava\u." he said. I he ~holl-;· re'i1dcncc. between Borre&o Springs and the Salton \ca, about 125 milc!'i 'iouthcast of Los Angele!>. I!> the home of Aero Trader, a major deal- er of B-25 fu~lagcs and ~pare pans •\mong the partners' in- ventory are I 0,000 exhaust l'o llrc:tur \ and 15 nevcr·u\C<l landtng gear as- scmblic-; in crates. They've also got I 0 fuse I ages. Distinguished by 1t!'i twin vcn1cal tails. the 0..25 was 11nrnun ah1ed when Jimmy Ooohlllc led 16 of the medium-range homhers oil the dc<'k of 1hc am:raft earner Hornet for an allack on Tokyo. About l 00 or so B-25s arc still around. In addtt1on to rcbu1ld1ng and \elhng thl· plane~. t holl and R111man are hirrd by air muo;cum~ and uther'i around the country who nc<.•d to ha ve an entire U-25. or JU'it :in engine. rccond111onnl MUC NOl1CE "8.JC NOT1C£ "8.IC NOTICE Orange Coat DAILY PILOT1Mond•y, Febt'uwy 13, 1194 .. MO'nCI Ol ,,.,.Tlrt IAl.I ITAW °' WlfteMWM. Mein ... alRI• L.tiM ........ MCIMHT MOii PMTI••• um rtAm ' , ........ 0...... OP9lAT91..... The ......_. .-.on ...... &aSf Coot! 0 MCfihOUI • lll•A Ulm ........ • T.O. 911mC8 C09Nn The fotl0•1nf P9taoft hH N€W~ ACCOUHTIHO f'. ~~MdTIWl.e"""9r .. ~ •• ...,...,.,.._frOll'I YtCQ, 1 ... ,._. .......... W-V, f cleecll!Nd o.et of .,_. t"9..,,...,.,.,. ~ Uftder .._ ~ ..-. CA l2MO Will 8 U AT PU8UC AUCT!Of' luUtiow ~,_...of AMIN-; Joan C TWI, tttO fllorl ....... Aed9•llar&1"•1C,,..,.,,, al 1N TO THI HIGHUT llOO!R '°" CN4 OUAUTY N.fW~f"9 et bOiKne Way, ~ 991d\, CA Qty et ~ t.oft f* CASH AHD/OA T'H• CAIHtfM OR 'TH Wett t1\.h 8&., co.&a W... CA. t2tl0 "~')!Ne ,..,...._.,. WW Ct.ATtFl!OCHfCl<t8ercmmrN Pm ,. ............................ ~., ... ....., .... ...., .. -"-!!""~ CML COO! S!CTION 2t2"f\ tpey. ha flctltlou9 bull... MIM lndMdull no '·"'· on Tu.id.,, '*'-Yfl· able at the llme of .... In .._, ......_.. for the _.,.....,.., .. Jo9n C. ~WI ,_., • IN o..d ~ mon.y of &M united atet.a> e1 llled on MllC!ft 30, 1111 In ctie eoun.. Thie .U\Mltnt •• llMd .,, the 2000 .,..., au... Hwnlll....., tight, ttt .. and 1ne...1 ~to ty of 0...,. Fll.e NO '· 111231 CountY ()erk OI Orenoe County on ~CA .,... Ofl .. IN~ and l'IOW hmd by It ur*t -'ct De.-"" N.ma and Addi.. of the Jan. 1')'. 1M4 .._. "Y "41fN:'I '° .,.. Cit)' Of ttwll- of Tru.t In the prOC*t)t ,_..,.., P9'tOn Wl1Mr9Wtnt: T~ H.A.. ,_,. in1ton ..... Of e _., .._.. daleflbed• WIAV!A, t021 W. 1a1boe IMS . PvllfllNd Orange ~ Olly ~ ._.. ..,..._. 1U1oMt TAU8TOA JOHN WIL80H 8alboa, CA '2M1 ~ f!eb. 13, 20. 21 Mlfdl a, ttl4 .. H T•ry P1wt1 ...., ~ KNIGHT Ill llon.o. T•ry W...,., ........ H~ Pr~ i-... ,..,. -. BfHUICIAAY: tl!AFIA8T C0R-,llecf Jan 5, 1114 801becf.'" a.·..;;;;·~, ~AATIOH, PublltneO Orange CoeM ~ ---.. ---.,.W\-~----twhat11t1ell111Nli9ftlft1«• ~ to) ...., .. UAFIAIT MOAl'GAO! Of' CALI-Plloe J11n 23. )(), ,-_,, 0.. t~. '"' ,._ ""'~ the~ .,...,... of T~ 'OAf41AOIVl&ION Ote-M nc"uous--.. AverM18"CllMdlloc .. un,1n._ PICTTTIOVI ..,._.. 'ICTmOUW .,._., NAiii STA,....,., MAm ITATW_,,, rlCTITIOUI .UU.11 NAiii l'f Aru.Nf RICOAOEO June 4, IHI • -City o1 ~ le9cfl ~ lntlf Ho I020 in Boole 140t7 pegie ~ ITATWmNT .._. tflel be ""°'1 tftlt ..,_ end eo of C>mclal Aecorde In the offtoa OI ___ ,._._IC_tlJ_na: ____ ~~IO ~ .. OOlng N>Ject to .... OOI .... ,,..... The lollowlng pet'IOn le dOlnO Tl'le lolowtng pWIOM are doing butlMM ... bu.in.. .. , he lolloWlng P«90na .,.. doing bu.i,_ .. ~~ :tru°'tll'I08t ._..~t:N rJOTmOUI M5HJUI O!MOLO, 711 W 11th at ,~ lrlthapropoaadbmof .... ..,_. fOI~ ""or,.:· ....,.. .,.. MAm ITA~ 8-3, Cotta~. CA 8'28.2'1 mtm b1 and .,.._.,, N QY Md AAH ENTERPAtats, 4U Fw 0r • THI PRACTIC! au11.0£R 20e 1 ~~~~·\~2:!,. 467 ~~0Centlf Or., •101.'1Mne, EXECUTIVE COACHCRAFT II, 161 Kalmut, Sult• J· l, Cotta~ •• CA 82929 ,... The fottowlng P"IOtl la OOln9 AQO* Ackerman Jr., IH2t the~. --• OI Merdl t, lot 3 of ract 7t17, In The City butl""8 u · lllkt,.. It., flountaln v-CA. tt14, • copy of wtitoh le on ... _.. :~~· 20t, Cotta M ..... CA. The Elf9fgtten OtOYp, 20t t 8utl· Thlt bualNM It oonduct.O by' an ~~5Center Ot., • 107, !MM, CA, 0.orr. VetaJIO II. 2'821 Hatt>« Vt.w • , Dana Po!nl. CA t2e2t 8h1Wn Gre'llll, 2Cf2 I Hatbw View •B, Dane Point, CA. 82829 Tllla buelneet It conducted by • ot I~, County of Orange, State or HENOAll! AOVEATISIHO & PlJe. 12708 _,, the a.ct9'wy of 1he ~.Sid .. c.tlfOf'nia, .. -map record.cs In LIC REL.A TIONS, t 10 Newpoll Thie butlneaa II CondUct.0 by: • ~ f« tnaoec1lon by WI/ 8oolt 273, Pao-40 to 42 ~. Cent., Or . Sult• 200. Newport lln\lled pannentllp ti~ P"ton recau11• 111 IM lndMduel Thia but1neN Ill aondUCl.0 by e MllC8ltaneout Mtpt, In the Offtce of 9eecll CA 92NO Aooer Acllermen .k MIN •I the ofl'tce of lfle ,....,,,,, .. tfle Couf'lty "-oofder of Mid Coun. Joenna Marl• Hendrie , 818 Thft 1t.iemen1 ... filed with the 2000 Main 8trMt, ~~on AoWt A Herrtton eotpo111ion Tl'lll ltlt91Mnl WU"*' 1llfth the Alan Berntl8'n. Pr ... CSent County Cieri! of <><•noa County on Tl'llt tt•tament wu tiled w1111 the general p.nnatthlp Shewn Orallftt ty boapt tharatrom all mlner1119, =-DflYe, ~ a..cti, CA ~n;~ ~of Orange County on =·t:lf C::0o9~WwJ~p: gH, e>ll. and hydrocarbon Thl•bullna.eliconduct.Oby en ~DUD Monday rtwougfl ~. eacMiing Jan t2, 188.4 County Clet1! ot O<~ County oo 'Df11f Dec 28 1893 G varatto Thl1 1tetemt1nt wN tli.d with tht County Clerk of Orange County on Jan 8, 1984 tubtlllnC!e9 lytng betow a dae>th Of ln0Md4ial Publllh.o 01ange CoHI Oalfy h0tld9ye, TM pt~ lit~ to 000 feet, but wtthOut the rlgtll of Joanna M ~n. Pllo1 Fet> 13. 20, 27, March 5, 19M be ~ ~·1 wfdt IN Publllll«I O<ange Cout o.lly ' ,214111 Piiot Jan. 23. 30. Feb. 8, 13, 188.4 Publllhed Orange Cout Dally Mface entry, to mike, martc•t. T1111 atatament w• llled w1111 tl'le 808·14 r...,.,.duln eutMitlt')P .orMMd b)' mine, exp!Ot'e Of drlH fOf tame 11 County~ of Or~ County on PropclllitlOn t. (""91'°"'8d by a ,,.. 404-64 Piiot Jan 23. 30. Feb 8 t3, 198.4 622·&4 l'2Mnl Publllhed 01•noe eou1 Delly P11o1 J an 23. 30. Fee e. 13. 1984 51&-14 ,.MNed by Deed r.cotcl.o In Book Jan t7. 108.4 l«lty of the Ctty'1 voten In 1190) MM. P11119 eoe. of Official Aacord1. ,... PUBUC NOTICE puttuMt to At1fde i.-ot .,,. c.t- P\B.JC NOTICE YOU ARI! IN 0£FAUl.T UNDER A Publlll'l.o °'7. Cout o.ia... ___ ......... --...__."--~---lotnla lta1e eo..utvtlon ~ p-OEED OF TRUST DATEO M~ 27, '1 T ~ _....... ,..._ ,.,..,. ,........_,._ ._ ...... 1981 UNLE.S• YOU TAKE AC ION Piiot Feb 13, 20. . March&, 1984 • .... .... ,. ,,. ""''a,_. • ....,,.,_,'".,.,. o eao-M NOTICI OI -...OClfl'*il, conn-uetlon, ~ PlalC NOTICE TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. rT ""''TU'I IALa Ing Of ~ of "°'*"' b 'ICTITIOUI __,..... -------.-;;;..--------------1 MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE •-II' 11111\Tlll'C T ... NO. •tJM 86derly, hend~. IOWOtfftOdar· NAm ITATIMINT flCnTIOUI 9UIMH 1'\111.JC NOTICE IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION ,._ ""'~ ~A.NT NOTICa ate Income peraona The following Plf'*Ort t. doing NA• ITATWMINT -----------I OF THE NATURE Of THE TO PRC>PtRTY OWNER Det_,: P::et>Nary I, tM-4 bullnea• n : The follow!"" --eon It dol"" NOTICI cw n.USTU'I ML.a PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU. YOU K..Ot5'5 YOU .. _ .. Dl.'A'" '·-A ,., ........ M w-· ......... h ENDURO·KOTE Of SOl/THl!AN butlna11u: ··•....... ... loenNo.DOUN SHOULOCONTACTA LAWYER. NOTICE OF DEATH OF DUD MTMllT DATl~I, ~ · _,._... CALIFORNIA, 040·F Eaat 01~ PACIFIC INDUSTRIES, 20011 w. T ••. No. L•1.... 13721 Onkeyfla Clrde, lrvlne, CA p R A N K W A L T E R 1m, UNL.all YOU TMI AcnoM PubllaNcl Orange eout DeffV PllQt thofpe Ave., Anaheim, CA 92801 Balboa Blvd Sulle 239 Mewpon T "'. M~IOOIC...h.,...... "(If e a1reat addr ... or cornmori TO f'ttO'TICT YCIUlf' f1IM»Gl'n ,eb e 10 13. f7. 1114 John D. Tlplef, 40095 Or-.n Beecfl, CA. 82"3 • -""... ...._.._. ~tlon of prOpWly is 111own SCROGGS ab FRANll W. IT MAY M IOU) AT A ~ · ' ' · · 7aa..M Me.Oow Roed. Temecula, CA. And'9W Crou. 2005 w Balboa udulyappolnt.OTn.111 .. underthe above,noW9nentyltlgl..,.,..aatotta SCROGGS AND OF PETI· IALS. W YOU MUD AM DPLA· 92380 Blvd. Sutt• 239. ~ a.en r~ cleacrlbed deed of trvtt coml*lteneat Of' cOf'rectnaat)." The TION TO ADMINISTER MATIOM °'THI NATUM OI THI ..,J;~~~ 11 condud.0 by' en c~~~ .. conducted by ~ 'fJL\~E L~l~~:s~B~~ ~~ .-:HC~ i:. ESTATE NO. A-111041 . ~oc.=: c=::g'A ~:: John o. Tlplet lndlvldual. CASH AND/OR THE CASHIERS OA faull In the Obllg•tlona MCUred To all het.tS, benefiaanes. "(IR. . Thi• lt•lemenl WU filed with lht Andr ... Ctoee CERTIFIED CHECKS SPECIFIED IN thereby. hatetofore executed end creditor• and contin1ent On Febr\Jtlry 22, 19M ... 10:00 County Clerll of Or•noa County 00 Tl'lll •talement WU 111.o wttl'l 11'1• CIVIL CODE SECTION 2924h (~ dell\191'.0 to the underllgned. Wflt· Credi tors o f FRANK A.M .. THE HAMMOND COMPANY. Dec. 28, 1884 County Clen< ol O<enge county on able at the time of..,. In le ten Oectar1tlon of Default end 0.. WALTER SCROGGS -'-· aCallfOl'nlecorporetlon.udvtr• nMOU Dec. 28, 1883 money of the Unlt.O Stat") Ill mand tor Sale, 8lld written notice or ..... Polnt.O Truet• under end ~auant PubN.n.d Orange Cout Dally f2M127 rigl'll, tltle end lntlfat1 ~ to bfeectl and of elec1k>fl to'*'" tl'le FRANK W. SCROGGS and to Deed of Trutl recorded Juty tf, Piiot Jan 23. 30. Feb. 8. 13, t0&.4 Publlll'led O<ange Coat Dally and now held by II under Deed undenlgned to NII Nici Pfopert)' to penons who may be othtt-1882. •!Mt No 82·247580, of Of. 517-t4 PllOt Jen 23, 30. Feb e. 13, 1984 or Tru1t In 11'141 property hetelneft« Mtiafy laid obltg1tlon1, and tiler• wi.ae interested in the will llclal Recofdt 1n the offloe Of Ille Nl.IC NOTICE FICTITIOUI 9U .... ll NAIK ITATIMINT The folloWtng P«IOn It dolng bullneetu: EXPERT TEXT TYPING SERVICE, 28132 Teton Ct., Laguna Niguel. CA 92877 Helge Gwda Buyu, 28132 Teton Ct .. Laguna Niguel, CA. 02en r1111 buelneee It conducted by an Individual H.ige a. euyu T,,11 1tetement WU fl!N with the County Clerit of Orange County on Jan 18. 19M fm1• Pu~ Orange Coat Dalt; Pilot Feb 13, 20. 27. Maretl 5, 1984 882-M P\B.IC NOTICE flCTITIOUI •Utt•H NAMI ITATIMENT The followfng PfWIOnl are doing bullneu u IRVINE STATIONERS. 17881 Mitchell North, IMne, CA. 92714 Newport Stet1on«1. Inc .. 11ea 1 MllCflell Nor11'1, lrvlne, CA 82714 Thia bullMN II conduct.0 by-I COl'poratlon Barry T, W•t. VP. Secretary This •••lament WH "*' with tl'lt County Cletk of Orange County on Jen 17, 1984 '219101 524·64 dncrlbed aftef the underllgned caUMd laid County Aec:otdwt of O<enge Coun- TRUST OR JOHN P. DOLAN. notlee Of breedl Ind Of alectlOn to and/or ~tate: ty, Sl•te of CtllfOf'nl• IJfec:ut.0 by -----------!RENE 0 . DOLAN be record.O Oc1ober 31, 1983.. A petition has been filed ALOOGENEPIGNERl.•~rnen ___ PlBJC __ _,NO_Tl_C_[.._ __ Nl~~~~~CIARY RICHARD A. !:~a i:·~J0.!2~1~~~:: by MA~ MARGARET 'friL~~~~:1i~~ICF~ J~ TIC. -TRUlftl 1 of Orange County, SCROOGS m the Superior IP8Y•ble 11 time ol 1a1e In lewtul NO vr 'I IALI ~CORDED February 11 • 1981 u Said Mle wm be mede, but Court of Oran.ge County te· mo,_, of the United Stat•) •• the T.I.. No. J~•C) Instr. No. 18512 In Booll 13850 ·-1 T.D. 11..vtel C /JfY paoe 95e of Offlclll Recofdt In tfle without c:ovenanl Of' warranty. tx· questing th.at MAURINE Nortl'l lront entrance to the COunly N duly 8')90lnt.0 Trull .. under tile offloe ot Ille Rec:Of'dlf of Or-preu CK lmplled, regarding tllla MARGARET ~r-o,..,..rg '-CoutthOulla, 700 Civic Cent• OrM lowlr -.,.... potMalloo, Of encumb<encae. lo °'"'nvvv U11:: Wa.t, Sent• Ane, CA ell rlgttt. ttUe fol Si daecrlbed deed of INll County, pey the remaining prlndpel eum of app:>inted aa per90nal rep-and intet•t conveyed to and now WILL s LL AT PUBLIC AUCTION Mid deed of lruat deacflbet the the note(•) MCUred by Mkl deed of resentAtive to adminlster the ,_,by It under laid Deed of TN91 TO THE HIGH!ST BIDDER FOR tollowtng Pfoper'ly T ........ In ...... CASH lP•Y•bla •I the time or Nie In The land referred 10 In tl\lt ruel, wnl'I l9'at .. In ._, not• estate o{ FRANK w ALTER In Iha P'oC*lY llluet.O In Mid lawful.......,_, or the Unlt.O Stat•) prOVlded, edVancea. II eny, under SCROGGS -'--1:'1!>"'""' W County and Slit• deeerlbed w. .. _._, guaran1 .. 11111uated In the State of lhelerm1of Nld Deed 01tru11. IN•. --r nnnn. · PAACEl I An undlvlcMd 1/11tll all right, lllle and lnter•t conveyed CallfOl'ni., County of Orange and It cnarge1, and expenlff of the SCROGGS (under ~Ind~-lnterwt In and to Lot t Of Trac:1 No to and now held by It under Mid Oetcrlbed H followa: n-..o of T 1 the ~ .. _ Trul1ee lndof the trulta crnted by pendent AdmlnistraUon of t 1227, In tl'le City of Cott• Meaa, • i;;itw ~~~· pr.,....." • ...,e-PARCEL t: Lot 2e Of Traci Ho. tald Deed ol Trust. Es A ) Th tiU Is I* map recorded In Book 464, TRUSTOR: .TOM TALBOT 8428.lnthtCltyofNewJ>C)(t BMIC:t\, Sald.alawtllbel'leldon:Tuetdey, tates ct .. e pe on Paget33end34,lnttle0fftceofthe SEELEY and DIANE MASTER County ot O<enge, Stat• of c.11-March e. t984, II 2·00 p.m. •t the set for hearing an Dept. No. 3 County Recotoer of.., County SEELEY, l'lulbend •nd wife .. joint fC)(nll , H 1* map record.cs In Book Cl'lepmen Avenue antranc. to the at 700 Civic C.enter Dr ' EXCEPTING THEREFROM lJnlu tenantt 341, Page 31 to 3e lnclutlw, ml9-Civic Center Building. 300 Eeat West Santa Ana CA 92701 I tl'lrougl'I 18 u lhown upon the BENEFICIARY· ~•SAKA TSU C4Jfleneou1 mape, In ll'le Offloa of tl'le Cl'laptTWI A\19 • O<enge. CA. F 'b 2n 190A • 9 30 Condominium Plan record.cs In UCHIYAMA en(· KAZUKO County Recoroer of Hid County. At ll'le time of ll'le Initial l>Ub*· on e . •• O'W at : a.m. Booll 140t7, P999 878 ol Otnclal UCHIYAMA, l'lutbend end wife u EXCEPTING THEAEFROM ell oil. cation ol 11'111 not!Qt, 11'141 total lF YOU OBJECT to the ~di of t.io CQunty. jolnl ienartta oll right•, mlnera11, mineral right•, amount of the unpaid b•lance of the granting of the petition, you PARCEL 2 Unit 0 ·2 .. lhOwn "'ECOROED "'--~ .. ,.8 obllg1llon aeeured by the ebovt de-h Jd . th th upon the Condominium Pten r.-n ~ .. t>er 1.,, 1,, I naturtl OH rlgl'll1, end other acrlbed deed 01 trull and estlmet.O s OU es er appear at e tett.O 10 In Parcel 1 ebove. aa ln11r. No 18703 In Book 14323 hydroc1rbon1 by wl'letlOttver name cottt. expan .... end tdvancee 11 hearing and state you objec-The ltreet llddre1t and other page 252 of Olflcllal Records In the known lh•t mey be within Of under office of tile R«:Ol'det ot Orange the p8tcal of land l'lefelnabove o.. S74,ll&e 93. lions or file written objec· common detlgnatton. If eny, of the County. 1erlbed. '"""''*wit,, tht perpetual Tl'I• total lndebteclneu being en tions with the court before real property deec:tlbed •boYe 11 Id f deacrlbel h ...,,-ettlm•t• on wNch the opening bid la purpor1.0 to be 355 Avocedo N deed o trust t e rlgl'll of dr1111ng, mining, 111p4o<lng computed __ be obtllned by call· the hearing. Your appear· Slreet •G~2• Coat• Mela, CA. following and operellng therefor and llorlng .. _, be b PARCEL 1· Lot 29 of Traci No 1nen<1remov1ngtl'le1111Mtromlald Ing (4151845-&418 tile day bef0<1 ance may m person or y 92827 8520. In tl'le City of Irvine, County of land or any otl'lef land, Including the the •ale your attorney. The ul\CMr~ Tru•t• ~ Orange. State ol Calttornla. u per rlgl'lt to wnlpetocll or dlrec:tlonally Oat.O: Feb<uery 2, t9M IF YOU ARE A CREDI-Claims any llabll ty lor any lncofrect· map recorded In book 244. pages drHI end mine trom ll'le landi oll'lef T 0. SERVICE COMPANY neu ot tl'le lltMI eddr ... and other 24 end 25. m1ace11eneou1 maps, lrt then thoM llerelnabove deacflbed, .. lald Trult... TOR or a contingent credit.or common dealgn111on. If •ny. ~ the office of the County RecOl'der of ()jl or o•• we111. 1unnett end attaft• By Debbie Kreb•. of lhe d~ased. you mu.<&t heretn ••• C A.UISlent Secretary fil •-· th h Seid Ule Wiii be m.oe, bUt -d ounly. into, through or acrou th• 1990 N Callfomla Blvd . e your c ..... m WI t e wlthOt.rt covenenl Of warranty, ••· EXCEPT THEREFROM •II on. gu. 1Ub1Ut1ao. of the lend h9'aln•bo¥• Walnut Creetc. CA 04596-3787 court or prMenl It to the per· pr ... or Implied. , .... .,d ...... Utle. mlnerels end other l'lydrocarbc>fla. described end 10 bottom IUCh wttlp-I · ...,-.. .. 8choOI O..tnet: NEWPORT •MUA UNIFIED SCHOOL OISTllUCT I'd Deedllne: 2 00 o'doc* P M. Of Iha iatt1 ~ of Febrwry, 1M4 Ptec. of I'd Receipt 2ttM &Mr 8t., Cost• MeM. C-' 82121 Project klanttllcallon ~ ARE OAMAQE REPAIR AT LINCOLN MIOOl.E SCHOOi.. 3101 Pacific View Of • Cofone dtll M11r. CA Place Plen1 are on flal! CARMICHAEL ·KEMP , ARCHITECTS, 2870 Loe Feb "-oe. Loe AnQatae, CA 00038 (213) 9M-t2'5 NOTICE tS t4£REBY QIVEN tNI the~ Sc:Mol Olttrlet of Orange County. Cdfoml1, acttno by and t"tOUOtl tt1 Goverrt1no 8o11rd, hertimaft• f9ferred to u "DISTRICT", wilt rec.iv. up to, bV1 not la• than the ·~•led time • .-.0 tl6d• fOf the awttd of • con1rac:1 fof ttle above protect Bk:la lt\all be ,~ In u. pl.c. ldentlfiecl ebo'le, end thall be °'*"' .0 encl public;ty read aloud at Iha ~et•led time and Piece There wlll be a 175.00 clep09lt requited for Md\ Ml of bid <IOOU>- men11 to euarantM their t'9turn In good ooMlllon within 5 day9 af\er the bid OPe"inO data E.aich blCI mu.t conform and ba r.apon~ to the contrect docu· mentt. Each bidder Mall eubmlt. on the fOf'm fUmithed With the convect Oocument•, • lttt ol the propoted eubeonlrac:1ort on lhll pro~ u raqujr.0 by the Subleltlno and Sub· contracting Falr Prec:tlou Act GOV1 Code Sec 4100 et MQ 1111D•1c wnTICE Pub11aneo Orange eoas1 Delly ____ ,._UUl. __ nv _____ Piiot Feb 13 20, 2't Marcl'l 5, 1984 below 1 depth of 500 , .. 1. without itoctced or dlrectronetly drlll.O 415-944-9015 sona representative ap-posea.sion. 0< encumbrance., In· the rlQl'll ol aurface entry, u r&-well•. 1unne11 end lh•ft• under and Publlll'led Ortnge Cout Delly pointed by the court wtttun eluding, .... ctlergee end·~ Mrved In lnstrumenll of record beneell'I or ....,ond the ext•lor Piiot Feb 13, 20, 27, t98'1 f u t'-· f th d te f or the TruttM arld of tne 1ru1t1 Eech bidder mwt eubmll with eech bid cert~~ cutller • cnecti pay1ble 10 Iha DISTRICT or a bk1 bond In the form Ml f0t1h In ttie contrllCI document• In en amount no1 leU than 10% ot lhe maximum emount of bid u 1 guarani .. that the bldde< wlll enter Into the proposed contract If the Hine 11 .. erded 10 IUCl'I blddlf In Ille evenl ot 1a11ure to ent« Into Mid oontrect. IUCh security will be for felt SUPERIOR COURT 879·&.4 ~, 832·84 ° r mon ·~ rom e a 0 Cfeated by u 1d Deed of Trust. to PARCEL 2 A non•xciull119MM-llmlt1 thereof. and to redrlN, ratun· first 1sswmce of letters as pay the remelnl"" p11ncipel 9'1n'lt of OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY Of ORANGE In lhe Mlllflf ol th• Applleellon of S TAN & GRACE PETERSON fOf JULIE ANN PETERSON. e mlnOI' lo• Change ol Neme No A 121801 ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE OF NAME (Sec: 80&4) Sten & Grll<le Petefton (parenll) lor Julle Ann Peter90fl l'I•• filed • pellllon in this covrl lor en order 1t1owlng pe titione r 10 change daugl'ller'1 his/her neme from Julle Ann Petaieon to Jullt Oree• Pet .. son IT IS HEREBY ORDERED thal ell PflflOnt lnter .. ted In the mette< 1forM11<1 eppear belOft tl'lft court In Oepertment No. 3 at 700 CIVlc Cenlef Drive West, Santa Ane, Cell· lornla, on Mereh 5, 1984, et 9 15 o'clock AM , end then end there ehow cauff, If any they hive , wtty eaid peUllon for change of name •l'lould not be granted. IT IS FURTHER ordered tl'llt a C09Y or 11111 order 10 ltlow cauM t>e publllhed In the 01ange Cot1t1 Dally Pilot. 1 neW$plper ot generel clrculetlon, publlehed In tl'll1 county •I leHI once e ~ fOf' four con· 1M1Cullve w&k9 prior to the day of H id l'IHllng Detl!d Jan 24, tl/84 FRANK DOMENCl llNI Judge of thi! Sui>«lor Court lten end Oree• Petereon (pef'.,,11) S2t ApoteN AH. a.lboe l1lettd, CA. t2112 (714) m -ft21 Publllhed 0 1arige Co .. I 0 611)' PllOI Feb 6. 13, 20. 27. 1984 ment over Ille W•terly 6 00 feet of Ml. equip, melnleln. repair. deepen . .,, Lot 29 ol Tract No 11520, u per andoperlteeny iucl'I well• O< mines PlB.JC NOTICE provided in Seel.Ion 700 of the note(•I MCuted by uld Deed ol P\8.lc NOTICE map recorded In book 244, pages wllhout, however. the right to drlll, the ProbatK Code of Cali-Trust 10 wit $37,600 00 with 2 NOTICI Of . • lntefetl ll'lereon from July 1. 1982 4 end 25. Ml.cellaneou1 Maps, In mine. 1tore. explOfe and operatt TMllTll'I IALI fomla The time for flhng " 17.5.,,, per annum 81 prOVlded In , ..... ~.. ......... lht office of the County Recotder of through the 1urtace or the upper T •.•• NO ... ,-...Jn cwrm will not expire prior Hid not""•) plus COlll and -ed· ...... _ .... Mid County. u Nme 11 ll'lown on 500 f .. I ol Ille IUbtul'face o4 Iha .. _.., "" -·1 NAm ITATaMINT Exl'llbll "A" end fOI' the purpoMe lend l'lertlnat>ove deectlbed, u ,. IWOflTANT NOTICI! to four months from the d•tt> venoee of $8.498 11 With lnt.,..t, ™ followlng P«IOn• are dOlng Mt lortl'I In 11111 c.rteln Oecl8tatlon Mrved "" The 1rv1ne r-~A-..... • TO PR~ OWNVt: of the hearing noticed above P4\I• eny ecctued laie charges. &tl-butlneal u v 7 ..,.....,._,7 YOUAMINDl.,AUt.TUNOIRA · matedlruatMF ... andE.xpen ... MCFREE PROOUCTIONS. 810 of E111bllatlment of EaMment, r• Wnt Virginie C0<porat1on. Dl!l!D OI TMllT, DATID Jww 1t, YOU MA y EXAMINE In tl'le amount or S&08 55. ,._ Or"-•16 corded December 11• 1998• In book PARCEL 2 E.-nen11 (A) owr th (ij k t b th court If The t>eneflclarv under Mid Deed port~ ..... ..,...h. c't~ 92•:::_ • t.. ·New· 88t2, pege 755, OtflGlel Recordt of r~tr.:• 1011 for 1 .. _ pur,..,.... of 1M. UM.HI YOU TAKI ACTION e e ep y e . - , .....,_ ,. ......, Said°''""""'" Coun"' ~· "" ,...._. TO PROTICT YOUR ~. you~ mterested m the es~ or Trull heretofOl'e executed enc:t Oenlel McCue. 144 Boothben Cr , -..,... ., . lnll•I •lion and maintenance Of utll-IT MAY 81! M>U> AT A PUM.IC dellvered to the underllgned a writ· Hunt1ng1on Beach. CA. 82Me PARCEL 3 A non--exctualve eaae-111 .. and drainage r11e11111et fOI' en· •ALI. If YOU .... D Alf IXl'LA· tate, you may serve upon the ten Pecl•r•lfon of defeult and 0.. 00 111 L F eemt 1857 t ment Olllf tile Eatterly s.OO , .. , of cro1cl'lment end for naturll Miiie-N ... TlON,... THI N'"T'-,... ..... ext'C'Utor or administrator, or mend IOI' Sale. end• written Notice ug r "· Lot 33 or Trec1 No. t520, •• per menl ol 1tructures. and (Bl 9'1bject .. .,... .. """'.,... ,._ Cl'lert>orng Ave .. lrvlne, CA 92715 mep recorded In boot! 244, Peoe• lo t .. • r"'hl ol .. __. ••• ,Ion. ~ prl-PROCEEDING AOAINIT YOU. upon the attorney for the ex-ol Default •nd Electlon to Sell The T"la bu·'~1 11 cond·--·" o... a ,,. 'V """""" ..... _ ~ y,... • •uOUlO CONTACT a LAW d · · d un<I..,..,,.._. caused .. Id Notice of " ....... .... • .., "' 24 and 25• MilCellaneova M8'>1. In veti 1trMt1 wtlhln tl'le COV91'ed YR.,.. .. • ecutor or a nurustrator. an o.r;,tt'~ Etectlon to Sell to be ~.::~Ip :To0~,,~~~': c.:::!Y ::.!: ~ property tor lht purpoaaa ollngr"8 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 11'111 file with the court With recorded In the county whet• Ille Thi• 1tatement waa llled wttl'l lfle Exhibit "A" end for tl'le purpoaea and egt .... all um«• partk:uMtty 111e rHI proper'ly lltulled In 111e proof of service. a wntten , .. 1 property Is loeated County Cieri! of 01ange County on Ml lorth In that c:.rtaln Oecleratlon ~eecrlbed ":'. tile particle entlllad County of O<ange. Stat• ol Cell· request staung that you de-THE HAMMON COMPANY Dec 28. 1803 of Ettablllttmenl of EaMment r• Eu«nent1 In ll'lat certain Oeclar· IOl'nla. known u · 2377·91 S. El . I • f th {'J By Sl*)lellzed TO ServlciM. Inc u '21141111 cord.cs December 11 1998 1 booll •lion of Covenent1, Condition• and Camino RMI. San Ci.tnentt. CA sire speoa nouce o e 1 • agent Publllll«I O<ange Cout Delly ea12 page 755 OfflClat ~d• of Rea1rictlon1 recorded Auguet 12, and dncrlbed aa lollowa. ing of an inventory' and ap-as aald Tru11ee Piiot Jen. 23, 30, Feb. 8, 13, 1984 ••Id Orange cOOnl 1974 In Booll I 121e. Pegee 1e87 to Lots 198. 199. 200. and 201 In praisement of estate assets or Drewer 158, Rim Foreat. CA 523-M YOU ARE IN DE:rAULT UNDER A 1714· Ottlclal Record•, end Declar-Trecl 938 .. P« map thereof, r• of the petitions or accounts ,072,3!83--03~5!., DEED OF TRUST DATED December allon °1 Annexation ReeOl'd.0 Qc. COfded In Boolt No 29 ., peget 22 ed in ~....... 1200 .. , _,.,.. 1, 1981 UNLESS YOU TAKE AC-~ober 17, 1974 In Booll 11297, Page 10 25 lnclualve Of MlecellaMOUI menl.Jon ~uon By Klrlta Kerlow, Alllatant Sec· -----------TION TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· 23• Offlc:ltl RecOl'dl. Mlf>I Recofd• of Orange County and 1200 5 of the California retary Pl8.IC NOTICE ERlY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PUB-YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNOf:R A and Win be aolCI at public auc:tlonon Probate Code. Date Jenuery 111 t984 -----------LIC SALE IF YOU NEED AN EX· DEED OF TRUST DATED Feb 4, the bed! 1tepe at 230 NewpOn MICHEL D MADDY Pub4191'1ed O<ange Coast Deity Plk>I FICTITIOUI .u..... PLANATION Of THE NATURE OF 198t UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION Cent• Drive MewpoJ1 Beectl CA . Jan 30 Feb 6 l3 19M NA• ITATIMINT THE PAOCEED!NQ AOAINST YOU. TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, rT on Febfvary 22. 19M ... 10:00 •. ~: 1501 Norlb Broadway 7l3-84 The f()jtowlng perton 11 doing YOU SHOULD CONT ACT A LAW· MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE to lh• hlgheal bidder for c.uh In Sant.It Alla, CA. 9%7H butlnet1 u YER IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION iewlul currency of the Unlt.O Stat•. Published Orange Coast HUNTINGTON VALLEY 46220reeriTrHLlnt,ll"ollmt,CA. OF THE NATURE OF THE The sale wlH be mede without D ii Pl F b 6 7 13 1984 MLIC NOTICE SCHWINN, 68ee Werner. Fountain "(If a street addrffl or common PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU covenent, or w91rertly regarding a Y 1 ol e · • • Valley. CA 82708 de1lgnellon ol property I• ll'IOWT1 SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER lllle, polMUlon. or encumbrenoes. 786-84 KOIUS Notice of a.te of RMI Propef1J et ,., ..... , ..• No A 119891 Cheri•• George Tum1tell. 1bove, no •arrenty 11 given H IO 111 35 Wl'lllewllef Drive. Coron• del to ullsly the obllgetlon MCtir.O by 21940-54e Pelomer, Wlldomer. CA compi.t-or correct,,...) · Tiie Mar. CA 92825 end undef Ille Power ol Sele con· 92395 beneflc:lery und• aald Deed ol .. 111 • lltMI eddrHt °' common lerred In the Deed of fruit executed Thi• butlneu II conducted by an Trutl, by reuon of a bfeach or d• dealgnauon of property 11 lhown by Cecll Beflle •nd Theim• 8«1te, lnd1vldual ltult In the obligation• Mc:ur.0 above. no werrinty Ii given u to 111 llu•b•nd •nd wil• u IOlnt tenant• Cl'lartet a.oroe Tum11a11 thereby, l'leretolOl'e executed end completeneu Of cor~neti)." The H Trull()(. 10 A"14H'lcan Horne MllC NOTICE NOTICI! Of FlllNO M A'"-._ In t"9 Supe<IO< Court of tNI Stele CATION fO INCRl!Ael! AC· ot Cal1fC)(nl•. l()r 11\e County of Or· COOHTI OI AN INelMAaLI TYPI enge IN COHHICTtON Wl'TM MAHCH In the Metter ot the Eatatt ol ACouttmON (I) Joeepl'I James Ovnn. 0.0.IMd Thi• 11 10 Inform lhll publlC lhet, NotlCe is hereby given thtl the DISTRICT re..,.... the rlQtlt to reject any Of' ell bldl Of' to wat\le eny lr'regulerltlM or informalltlH In eny bldl or 1n the bidding Pureuant to tl'le provtlllOne of Sec- tion 1773 of Iha l..abof Code of tl'le Slit• of Cellfomle, the DISTRICT lies oblalned from the OlrectOf of tl'le Oepettment of lnduatrtel Rele- tlons the g.neral Pf~llno rete of per diem W9IQ9I end Iha 09'*'•1 prevelllng rate for l'loflo.y and CWW· time ~ '" ttle locallty tn wt.ch thll WOf'll la to be peiioi 11 led for eac:ti craft or type of WOfller r..oecs to ~a the c:on.trect. Thaee ret• ere on Ille at the DISTRICT offioe IOceled et 2985-B 8"r 61 . Colle M .... CA 92&2fl Coplea mey be obtllned on "9QU9SI A copy of tl'IMe rat• lhall be ~ at Iha lob tlte. It lhall be mand&tOt)' upon the CONTRACTOR to whom t"9 con- trect Is _.,ded. arid ~ any tub· contractor under 9UCh CONTRAC- TOR, to pey not Niu t"-t! the Mid epeclfled retea to ell WOt1'9'1 em- ployed by tl'lem In the execution of the contrec:t No bidder may wttl'ldt-eny bid tor • perfOd of Slllty (80) d•Y1 eher Ille dell 19l lor the opening of b40S A peyment bond end • pet. lorm~ bond •111 be requir.O PffOf 10 1xecu11on of the contrect end lhllll be In the torm Ml forth .,, the contract ~ti Tiiie 1tatement wu 111.o wltl'l lhe delivered to the underelgned •writ· beneficiary undef Nld Deed of MOftgege Trull Deed SeMce Cor· County Cler1C ol Or•noe County on ten 0ec111allon of Dtf•ull 8/ld o.. lruit, by r .. 10n 011 brMCl'I or d• por11lon. a CalllOl'nla corporation. Jan. 17, U184 mand fOf' Sale. and written notice of fault In tl'I• obllgatlon• MCured u TrultH. IOI' the l>en«lt and M- fnl104 btHCl'I and of tlectloo 10 :141uM tl'le thereby. l'lelatolor• executed and curlly or American Homa Mortgage Publltl'led Or•nr. Cout Dally undert!Qned to NII Nld property to dallvefed 10 ll'le underllgMd • wrll· Corporation, • Callfomla Corpor---:;:;:;;;::;;;;:;;;;;::====--=:::11 Pllol Feb 13, 20, 2 , Merell 6, 1914 Nlllfy l8Jd obllgttlont, and ltl9fe-ten Oeclarallon of Default and o.. Ilion, u Beneflelary. dated June r ~ 89 l·M tf1er the underllgMd ceuMO Mid mand for Sele, •nd written not~ of t9, 1080, end recorded on .Nne 30. under Section 563 22 of the Autee undersigned wlll NII et Prtvete ..... Ind Reg\.llellon1 r0< lnauranca of to 11'141 l'llQl'lelt and beet bidder. 1Ub- Accoun11. fer Wesl Saving• 8/ld )ec1 to eont1rme11on of Mid Superior Loan AMOClatlon. NewpOl'1 Beach. Court on or •lie< 11'141 2011'1 dey of Callfom11 l'laa filed en 8Pl)lleatlon Febfuery 19&~ 11 the office of John IOI' P«'mlUion 10 Iner-ec:countt A R~beum AllO<ney et law, of an lneureble rype by reaon of Iha 1801 E Parkeovrt Plec:ie, Sule ec:qultltlon ol t><•nch offlee of PrOlll· E· 102. Santa Ana. Cakt County of dent FedereJ Sevtnga and Loan. Or81l98. Slate of Calllomla, 811 r'Oht. CelllOf'nle, localed et 34155 · A Pt· lltle Ind lnte<Hl of a111ld ~It ClllC Cout Hlgl'lwey, D8111 POlnl, the tlme of death and 111 the rlgtTI, CalllO<nla 82e2~ lllle end lnlerHI lh•I tht "'•I• of Purtu8/11 to Section •580 of the Government Code Of tile State of C111fornie , the c:onlr•ct wt• contain provWona 1>«m1tt1ng the tuocaa tut bidder 10 1Ubtt11ut• MOutlt tor any ~ wit~ b1 the DtS· TRICT toensu1e~tonnanoa""'* tl'le contrec1 HA.AaOA LAWN•MT. OUVI not~ of breactl tnd of aiecilon to bfeacl'l and ol atectlon to <*IM the 1980 In Book t3&50, Page 1027. u C. 1 be reeorcl.o June 23, 1982 u ln1tr undetllgned 10 Mii Hid prQP«tY 10 lntlrument Number 31Ht of Of· Mortuary ' me fKY 81-IC NOTICE No 82·215900 of Offlelal Record• In ••ll•ly Nld Obllglllonl, and tiler.. flclal Aacord• of the County Of Of. Cfematort l"UUL tile otnce ot tl'le RecOl'der of Orange alter the undlfligned ceuMO Mid ange. Stitt of Celllomla US25 G lalar Avt. county, notice of breach and of electlOn to Nottoe of Default and Eleetlon to costt M... ,tcUTtOUI ......... Said Mle wlft be ma<!•, bUI bl rac:O<d.0 October 18, 1883 .. Sell the deteribed real property ~0·55~ NA• ITATSMINT without C0"91\ant or werranty, ex· lnt1r No 13-4111'10 of Offk:lal R9-under the Deed ol Trvat wu r.-Tlle IOllowlno l*eort• Ir• dOlng IV"' or lm"lled ....,8 d....., tllle corded .. 1n1trun'\4tnt Number l'llACE MOTHl"I Bl!Ll BROADWAY MORTUA"Y t 10 Broa<hw•Y Costa Meae &•2·9150 IAL TZ HAOEAOH S MITH 6 TUTHILL WHTCLIFF CHA,_L •27 C 17th St Co~ta Mase &48·9371 J bvtl,,... • ,... ,. ' r-. r ".. cordl In lht office of the Recorder 83·45948 I. on Oct<>W te. 1983. of (A) WEST ALLOY INC .. (9) WEST. PQtMallon. CK encumt>ranoea, to ot O<ange County. o ........ _, .. _ __._ of , ..... Countw of pay the remaining PflnCls>lll 11U1T1 ot .,...,. .._.,,.,.. ... ., ERN WIRE·AlLOYS OiO. 18.Cf7 the nole(I} tecut.O by aald deed of Said .... wt4t bl made. but 01ange, St•t• Of Callfomle. AmlatacS St., Fountain v.-ey, CA Truat. With lntttM1 .. In Mid not• wttl'ICMlt co....,,.nt or warranty, ell!• The 1e1e w111 be conclUCt.O by: 02709 provtded, advenoea. If any, un\MJ pr... Of lmpli.d, t8Q1tdlng title AMERICAN HOME MORTGAGE W•talloy Inc • Nev.Oa C«il.. tl'le terme Of Mid Deed o4 truat, t.... poa ... 11on. Of' enc\Mnl>tanc., to TRUST OEEO SERVICE COAPOA- tt282 Spartmu Clf . Hunllngton cnarve•. and ax,,.n... OI Ille pey the remelnlng Pftncll>al tum of A TION. A CAll,ORNIA OORPOR- Beacl\, CA. 82e.48 l rual .. and of the trv•t• eteat.O by the note(•) 1eour.O by Mid deed 04 A TION whoM ecldr9M 11· 230 Newr· Thia bullneu la cionduct.O by: • "1d Dead of Trutt, Trust, with Jntwett .. In Mid note port Cent• Or1w #200, NewpQrt COtporatlon. Said .... wtll be f*d on TUff<lay Pfovldecl, advanoaa, If fltl'J, under BMctt CA. 82MO Phone Number Aonllld Moe•. Pr..idenl F*'>ruaty 21, tt&.4 It 2 00 pm. a1 lhelermeof uld DeadOf IMI, ..... 714~5.4e.580t ATT!NTION ANE Tiiie IUltement WU tiled Ylltlh the the CNprnen A*M entrenca to ctlargea, and •XI*' ... or the CAHILL County ~ of O<ange County on the CMc Center luldlng, 300 hit Trll9{M and 04 the trutt.t oreat.O by Prlnclpal and lntar .. t due. 0.C 30, 1m Chepmen A~ Otange, CA tald Deed of Tn.ilt. S27e.329 30 fl2MtM NOTICI: AT TIM!~ IALE 8108 Said .... wll btheed on Tumctay, Cotti, ElcP«*t. and AcMnoaa ... Publi.n.d ~ Coat D9lly MAY BE MAO! IN CASH AHO/OR February 21, 1984, at 2:00 p.m et due (89PfO•lmetety) S37.044 « rtlOt Jan 23. 30, f'.eb 8, t3, tt&.4 THE CASHl!RS OR CIRTIFIEO the Cl'\.lpmen AYanUe entrenat 10 TOTAL '313,373 74 52044 CHECKS IP!Cl,110 IN CIVIL the ClVIG Center BulldlnoJ. IOO [Mt DATED Jtnuery 23. 1"'4 CODE SECTION ~2411 Cflapman AY9 , 01~. "'a AMERICAN HOMI MOATGAGI 1-----------At the time Of tlle lnltlal publl-At the time or the lnltlll pul>ll· TRUST DUD l!AVICI Pt8JC NOTICl n11on of tiw. notlee, the total cation ol thl• notice, the total CORPORATION. • Celltornla Cor· 1-----------amoun1 of the vnc:>ald ~of the amount of the u~ bellnCI of the :t••lon ACTITIOUS MllMtl oC>tla41tion MCUfed by tM lboYe CS.. Obflottlon MCUf.0 by the~ CS.. I a J<JnnTI ,J CAlAneldoll ~. PIAr..io.ntl MAm IT A TllllNT IGfltiect Oeed Of truat and attlmeted actl6ed deed of~ etlCJ eaOIMl.O " '" vn" The lol'owlnQ ~ •• dolrlo COltl, axpenaet. end ~ I.I ooata. axpan ... , end ~•I.Oii la COUNTY Of OAAHOl)Se. buW1aM M •117.03U7 S32.7i7 tt. On J.,.,..., 23, '"'·~me. PAVI £HTIRPAISU, 27$31 YI• The totll ~w belno an The '°'" lndat)t.OMN btfng an lhe ~-•• NOtary P\lblllc"' ~toeo. M!Mkln Vlefo, CA t2•2 •llmete on wtltdl tM OC*MnQ bld It •1tmate on wNch tht apen1ng bid 11 end tot Mid' CouMy -"' &s.i., P"· FfMCll Patttcll Diiion, 27S3 I Vie oomput.O rney be Obtalnacl b~ call• eotnpvted rney be oblllinecl try ~· tOMltV IPPOM'ed J0M G Alnllldo, Arnlaloao, M!Mon vi.,o. CA. 92"2 Ing fl 14) t37-0tel Iha day bafON Ing (1141 137 ·0Hi or (213) •nown to me to be ll'le Prtaidetlt of Vlclll l .. Ditton, 27$31 vi. 1he.. 927·•H5 tht day~ Iha..... the COfP(W9tlOn ll'llt •ueuled tM Arrllatoeo. Mlaalon Vliljo, CA t2eo2 D1ted· J'"'*Y 17, 1914 Det.O January tO, IM4 , Wftl'lln lnatNment on baNlf of the Thia bueln-. It oonducl.O by. e T 0 IEAVIC& COM, ANY T D 1£RVICI COMPANY Corpofeuon tlweln named, and~ ittlnlMd S*'nerlf'li9 .. Mid T"'9tea, Mid TNl1... ~ •o me lhel IUCll Cot· "· Patttca Olllof'I 8y a.tty Jo MeOMMt. 1• 8y 8we Pllch«d. A..-ent .... pcnllon e.-ut.O the wlU!ln ~ Thia 1ta1...._1 wta tied wttfl ~ S.cnuwy ,..~ "*" ~ to "' by..._. or • ~Clar\; of Oranta County on One City ~ard Waat, Or..._ °"9 Clry DIYd Waat, Orenoe. CA ~ !!.~ ~ 0.0 ti, 1113 CA 12... e2et1 """~m1 ·-"' ..... .., • ....., -,..,_, 714113MUI (714)130-1211 AM~C... "'tlllaheiO Or11n1ge COM1 o.11y PutllllMd Orenge ~ OePy PWttlhaCI Orenoe Coe9' Dll't fliutllMttlact °'*"" Coat Oeltr '*" PltOt Jan 23. 30. '" I. U , 1tM Plklt Jan. ao, P:tlll. I , 13, ,.... P .. ot Jan 3o. '-b. I 13 tU4 JIA 30, 'W I. 1'. tN4 l2M4 ,~... 711.. 1°'4A Anyone mey writ• lrt revor or Nld decMMd hat rtequlred by op. Pfot•I of the eppffcetlon Four lfatlon of l•w Of' othefWIM other ~ mv11 t>e reo.lved by 'Sul*· 1'*1 or In llddlllon to lhllt of Mid YleOtY AQanl. FtOet•I HOme Loen deCMMd. •I the time ol ONll'I. In 8enll OI San Fr.nclteo. 800 Call· and 10 alt 11'141 C8f1eln Real. property fornMI Str .. t Poet Offlca &ox 7t41 ... 1ua*2 if\ the Ctty ol Buena ~. San FranQllco, C.llfOfnla '4120", County Of 01•nGe. Slit• of Cell within 10 d•YI ot the pu~tlon of tornla. C)e(tlc:ulatly ~bed aa fol. thll nottoe An llO<lltlOnel 1 d•YI to towt. to-wit eubmlt comment• may be obtained. lot 1oe Of T1ect No 2017, .. "'°"" provided IUdl raqu.t It r~ In on 1 Mep r~CS.O In ~ M. wrhlng by t.1'141 ~ Agent PIQ98 ct to 41 lnCMM. ,.._ w!Uw\ the tD-dey ~ oaileneoul Mapa rac.otdt o4 Mk! Anyone Mndlng 1 protwt o. Orange County • more ~ an.t eubattntlal by ttie Pnnc:lpel known • 73t9 El Varona Drive. SupeMaoiy Agent mey rwqu.t an luer\ll P9"t, Call! f()e02 «al WOUf'l*lt on the appllGetlon Terme Of .... c:aatl In i.wt\A P'cMctad auctl 1'9QU891 I• racelY'ed In ~ of Ifie Uni*' lta~• on con- wntlng b'f the SuP"'lllOfY Agent flnnetton of ..... Of part cell\ and duflnQ the llMay pWIOd '°' • beleno. IMdeltOed by note MCUfed P'ot• to be ~.o eut»tan-by MOf\99 Of Trwl Deed on tM llel. It ~ bl written and recefved propar1y 10 eold Ten P" c:.nt OI on 11me. tht reaaona '°' the proteet amount tl6d to be ~-_,, mU9f bt c:on#ent wfth the ,.._ btcs latory bltla fOf denial Of the 8PClll-8* 01 oflw't to be "' 'Mtttf!Q Md tetlOn. and fTle ptO._. ,,..... be.. wll ti. r«:llf\l9d 9t the atora.ald of. por1.0 ~ ltl8 lnfonnetlOn tl)tCtfted floe .. ~ time 9fter tN flr9 outll- ln hc11on &43 2(•114) ot the f.O.• cation har-eof end belfor9 oete ol "8oulallont Mie °((AA may ~ .. Ille llOPlcatlon Dated ttMe •1t d.y of Fetwurf, Wld all c:iomtMnlt fli.o at the P:.oat· tN4. at Home loan lank o4 Sen ,,.,,. Jotwl A. ~ ct.oo. llnllA any IUdl metw• .,. Att011'111y • law axampt by n ltom l)UI* dlaa ''°I !. ,._..OCU1 P\acla doll.-. II Y011 haW fltl'J ~lofw a.. !-01 COllOet''*Z: ptocedufea, COi'!-..,_ Ana, C.. tv0 I tact -u4eofy Afer\t at "'-.---JtirNa °"""· Jt ,..,... Home Loen .... of leil becMor crl the e l'f ancteco f( 4 '51 )Q. I 250~ QI MIO 0 I c t 1Mt11. P\IMtfleO ~ PubllehecS O.anoa COMI O..ty Plot CoeM Delly Pllol ~ u . tl ,Ml 13, 1tl.t 1IM w.-.. Governing Bo111d By Oofofl'ly Har119Y Fllll\er. Purchasing Olf Published Orange C 1t Deny Pilot feb 6. 13, 1884 r ,_._..,. ........ ~---~---.-...-.-.---.....-~~-~~~-...._... ..................................................................................................................... imi111 .. 1111 .... 1111111111 88 Orango Cou1 DAILY PILOT/Monday, February 13, 198• Plll.IC NOTICE fllCTITK>UI llU8'NIH NAMI ITATIMINT Tne followlng petson la doing bu.in ... 1t• MElAPHYSICAl MISSION, 114 E 20th. Cotti Mau. CA 021127 lole Joy 11111gr9". 114 E 20th SI , Apt 20. Coate M .. e. CA 921127 Thlt bual~H la conducted by an Individual Loi• Joy Hlllgrer1 Tnle at1ltm9"I w11 111.0 with tne County Clerk of Or1no• County on Jen 17 1984 f'Dl110 Publflhed Onnge Coat! Delly Pilot Feb 13 20 27 March 6. 1944 887-94 P\8.IC NOTICE f'ICTITIOU8 9Ul lNH8 NAME I TATEMENT Tne 1o11ow1no per1on 11 doing oosmess as SECOND SOLE 3331 E Coast Hwy Corona def Milt CA 92625 K911Mlll Robert Hendetson 66 18th St Hermo11 Beach. CA 90254 Th11 business II conducted by an 1nd1V1dua1 Kenn.th Rooerl Hend~rson This Slatamenl wes 11180 wllll Iha Counly Cler~ of Orange County on Jan 17 1984 11'239123 Pu1>ll1hed Orange Coa11 Dally Pilot Feb 13 20. 27, March 5, 1984 883-84 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUllNE88 NAME STATEMENT The following person 15 doing business as ANAGO TRAVEL ASSOCIATES 1682 Langley Irvine CA 927 14 w 1111am D Menzie 14 Canyon lal1nd Or NewPOr1 Beach CA 92660 This t>usmeu 1s conducleel by an 1nd1vt<Jual Wilham o Menzte Ttua a111emen1 was filed wttn tne County C1er1o. of Or1rige County ori Jeri 17 1984 F238105 Published Orarige CoHt D11ly Piiot FeD 13 20 21 Merch 5 1984 890-84 PlllllC HOTICf FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME ST A TEMENT The lollowlng persons are doing bullnau as CENTER PAINTING AND WALLCOVERING 369 ( 20th SI Coste Mesa. CA Jorm Bridle 28en La Lita Lri Mission Vte10 CA Jeck Russell 369 f 20th Cosio Me1a. Ca John Bridle This Slatement was hle<J with the County Cler~ ot Orange County on Jan 17 196• F23e12e Published Orangf' <.. u1 Oa117 Pilot Feb 13 20 '27 Mi.rcr 5 t98• 682 84 P\8.IC HOTICf FICTITIOUI BUSINEU NAME ITA TUUNT The IOllOW•l'IO person •S doing business as NAVILLUS WttlDOW CLEANING 242• Newport Blvd Cos1a Mesa CA 92627 Don al Pol! c• 0 5ui 1var AO• Bernard St Costa Mesa CA 92627 Thts 1>us1rieu is 1.0'10uc1~ l'Jy an ind!Ylduol Donel 0 SulllYlll'I This slale•,.,ent we& l1lc•d with tne Counry CterM 01 Orang" rourity ori Jari 17 1984 F23110I Pubt1sheo Orange Coast D1111y Pilot Feo l'l 20 27 March 5 1984 668-6• PUBLIC HOTICf FICTITIOUS BUSINUI NAME IT A TEMENT The following pe1son 1~ doing t>oslnen es HARBOR BAY MOTE~ 2026 Herl>Or Blvd Co'1a Mf'\a CA 92627 Hari-Gon Shon 2026 HarDor Blvd Coste Me$' CA n627 Kyung·Soo~ Shir· <'026 Harbor Blvd Cosla M&$a CA 42627 Thi& bus1nes~ s <.onOuCl"ld bf an ,nd!YldU81 H1ri-Gon St11ri Thia stetemen1 wu hl!KJ w1tn 111e C..ounty Cit"" 01 O•al'IQI' County on Jan t7 t'.184 F73t111 Pubilsr1110 Or arig11 C.out Da111 P11ot F'Ab 11 ?0 27 M.trcr1 !> 198• 861 84 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Thi" tollow1nq t>ll•'•'"'~ ""' J• "'II bU'1lnftS!, d~ NEWl'r)I I 'JI~ ( E •llPl>l • I f66 I Mil 1 "" 'i' r11 , ,,,,,. t,A i't/714 Newport S1tll11Jner~ " 1 /181 Mitchell Norm 1r.,,1nf CA ':l'/714 fhlS bUStnins I IJnf1,1r:I~ llt lj corporation Barry f WA\1 I I' 5.,, ~I.try This stat.,rri11n1 w8' I •11<1 with "'" COurity Ctf'rlr ot Or11nr,ito t ".inty 1, Jen 17 191!4 F2le100 Put>hst e<l Or;ir,11e (.ca • Oa111 P.iol Feb t, 10 ~ • Mitrtr ' 1Cj114 11 •p Fj4 PUBllC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAMf ITATEMENT T ht 1041owtng ~r,t}r· ' l '"t:l nu11riea1 89 MURRAY SQUARE 4 'l (H>t1t1 111-Or Huri11nglor< "llr.t• C /4 92646 Phillip Mu,,•y l 111oe ~· 1, ~ view Or Hurillngton Beech C..A 92646 Glorte 6 Large, e4 17 l>eeQvlew Or . Huntington Beach CA 92646 Thie bvtlneu •• cone1uc;teo by '" lndMduet Olorta B l.arg41 Thia elattm«tt WH fli.d with 1"- County Cleftc or Ora~ Covnty on Jlln 17 t094 11'2'911t Publlahed Orange Coetl Oe1ty Piiot "'•b 13 '° 'J1, M•rch s. 1984 81$ 84 Ml.IC NOTIC£ '1CTTTK>Ul IUIMll NAMI IT A Tl'.fffNT Tiie foftOWll'Q ~~ It dOlng bulllnMt •• COMMUt<t!TY CONCEPTS 1•0 ~ Cetlter Drive •200. N- l>Of'I 8eaetl C..._ t2MO Cwof J""' South I 7t Ptnevtll'* 1~ CA 02714 ™• bU..,,... 11 conduct.a bY an lndlWdilel. CMOI .JMl1 8outh fNt 1111.,,,..,1 WH fli.d With lhit County CWll ot 0rltflQlt Count, on Jan t7. tM4 '""°' PuDIWMMS Or~ Cout Delly ,llot ,.., 13 20 .. n. M11cn ti. 1te4 81944 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D THE DAI LY PILOT CI.A SI F IED 01-'f"ICE HO Ml Iii ins" fer Ille 1111111 ltr lale lac .. • Prer I••!!! VataralU.. 1 ..... VatualuN R-ltanaJ 1002 GHtrll 1002 fmat 1044 Tr1de, TO, CHI\ for CM. ti.... lift t .... rt .... Ult ... r $113.000 tQully. AMI.Ima ••1"9""""'~,._ ..... ,.....'iiiiiiii•l"l'! ...... ,... ..................... _iiiiiii_ Ill LIT REAL UTIT * OPEii llllH * $212,000 tit a COM 3 Bdrm, fr&C. dbl g•rage, ;r.:;;,t 1111 charming relPphone Servire: Mont.Iii V·~ rnJa y 8:00 A.M .-5:30 P.M. Bu ::,me ss Counter: Mondav-Fri<la y 8:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. DEADL l ~E~: Oul1tandlng 4 Bdrm 3 Ba WITH snLE on low priced Rancho Sen duplex 642-5290 laundry room S750/mo. eott ...... H~ Bdrm, patio, homa at tl\9 end or • 1 Joaquin 2 .Cory 642 5194 -..-oul·d•·u c In t he A eu~r lhirp ''newer" 31 t ownhome w /vlaw Ea11Slda 2Br t Ba. hou" -ct.en. n9W c'JC. 1tovt baekbay area. Located bedroom. w. bath home Owner fle1tlbl• on 8200 tq ft. lot •Rtat lii.t IMUlff refrl~. S525 8 -~97 on ,,.. acre and lt1 had Iha bullt around en atrium I 25 PALOS-Sun 1-S ANum• 11% prtvat• loan HouM I , Aptl & Condoe NPT CREST CONDO S.t b9at of decorating with Spec11c1.1l1r famlly room. J Doran Bkr 759-0e19 $116,000 David Bourke Landlord1AdvertlM FrM vleWI 3 Bdrm, 2'A ba thick lueh .. rthtone country kltch•n area Realty 548-9950 50t at Stor" & MerkMt S 1 t~/mo. Agt 845-0205 carpeting, top quality Miiier b•droom hU L111a1 IC~ 1041 San or.go NOflh Co Vl1ta 841-4280 On blaeh S.25 w/appl• & window eoverlng1 and uxy brick patio tor IIIE OFFER Sh pp 1 n n c 1 n t • r . "--··t 3 .... 2,Lba Twn .. ,. ·• wallpaper•. With formal prlv1cy Price only I " 01 • ......, "' ,. " utll• pd cozy bung .. ow Of dining and• big family St34,900 Call to '" Cheetlul 3br , den , 7x rou. all rented Huge m11r,rtldwcl deci(1. S6~ 28r 4 lam l\ne kltch«I thla home ha• 11 64e-2313 1paclou1 home Ettate 11~:';,'fi' 1~~3 Brok., pool, Jae. tannlt. E/llde. 539·11 t90 BEST Rtty f .. all Full price $195,000 1tze lot In Top 01 World -St tOO/yr IN 645-7050 POOL DOVER SHORES Pl 'RLICAT IO!\ \tonrl.t' "ltt I 751-3191 1 $225,000 •gl 497-3511 la .. 1trl1lPrt1 l 7S Eutlkf• Bargain 2·3 BR 3 BEOROOM -3 BATH UEAO U~•: .SELECT l i~rt ltac• 1 0l9 owner retiring, A unlta. Incl den frplc oar f/yd $1900/Mo 549-7991 7700 h Int loc Cl S585 tamlty tPOI rush J 7 ll::W.1.m. PROPERTIES '1 rm,luicurlous Condo 10 ~;'4•05 F·w~:8 53M190 BESTRlly fM U Ha I • 1 ut·-.da' \I flll i .W I' 111 In VIII• Balboo An>Oout 649-7512 E'llde condo 3BR 2'-'b•. a w gar 1 ~ .... l o sett By ownr, ---_ ~y redec 2 pallot, $55 rant1 It datalla \\' 1·d rw-..1.t' I ln1r-.d,1' I IJI'' \\ "" l li11r' t • II p.rn . an., Tll WHll $122.000 946-7893 ......... , Dt1trt frpk:, 2 car gar. no ~ti 539-8190 BEST Alty'" I :w p 111 Otrtll .. llarlMllH •W&ITTIHLU * lt1trt 1450 S900tmo 11111111aec 3 16 aata f nd.i' '.\.i111rdJ\ "'wid.t' I ·~11 I' Iii. rwo Units 3 & 2 ffdrm Private Party has well 1e-Condo, clMr 3 Br 2 car, _Santa Isabel 631~8283 Off becXi\hUr 2.3 Br jnCJ ANO THEY'RE NICE cured 3rd trust deed on Palm Deeert for T 0 ., or Huoe room1 enhance 2 Br den & •traa $580 won't I ri ~II ~ 1111 Jr Ill IT'S NOT A FIXERll Newport home lo UM IS RE 6191346-3412 conv local A flat $450 ~ last! Guar plcmnt J t 10 p 111 );;~~t.~y reduced to ~~~~f~; ~8=11~0~~~ CONDO PALMOESERT em fM 539-8190 BEST 539-.6190 BEST Alty IN CA 'CEl.LATIO~ & CO RH ECTIO,S: Cafw1·1lJt1111i-. <.1nd 1-.1rrt·ct1on!'t ma~· hP made un same dea<llmes a:i above. Plea !:lf> a~k for a rarn't>llation number whPn ranrPll 111g your ad. ERRO RS: Check your ad dai ly and report errors immed iateh·. The DAILY PILOT a!:l ·urne l1aL1htv for the fi r5t incorrect ir.5P rt1on enh·. CLA IFI ED 642-5678 llYFlllT 011Y 2 YnOl41 :uatom l lovely w/plar & float for 30' boat • said lie. Oak splral 11aln1. staam balh. flbUIOUS kitchen. eec t ystem & solld oak door• thruout this 3 bdrm. 2'-'b• home Enjoy the good Ille on the water . In a home of dis- tinction .. at a reasonable price. $610,000 fee Call .~1·1400 10 eee these WA1 I HlRO" T ltOMI " IM:. REAL ESTATE 131·1.cM> llYEll SllOllES POOL-YIEWI ~-••••••~~---......... .,,,zed location. city llghts a ..... ftr .... Htatff ltr l•I• I & Back Bay views The perlec t home tor -.,Gt"""a-.t_,r,;;;..al~----l;.;00-.-2 Gtatral I 002 gracious entertaining •• 1110 Spaclou1 master suite ·• ~ COLDWC!U BAN~eRO ' plua 4 large Bdrms & • 2 llSTEll SUITES baths . Re modele d kllctten. Very open floor plan on one level. Only $595,000 FEEi 646-7171 OHE ODIDO due 6-85 ""Ully $36.000 Beaut 2 br/2 be, PO<Mllda. Kids/dogs ok lncd 2 Br ~ F I .. _ ... -.. tennis, 1ac Xlnl ea1y re~-lrtlltltl Mra ••-Spaclout end unit 1n Further details 5.48-8625 " hte upgraded decor kltch I JL--Woo011ream, 3 Bdrm, 2 ---tal Good l&ill 11\erter enc gar $500'1 worth I - Bath. llreplace. yard and $300,000 S l l5,000 770-2722 more 539-6190 BEST Ptaia11)1 2'07 patio, show• beaulllully In assumable llnanclng on 1111&1 WELLS Rl~M __ 27th SI. 2 Br. Yearly. only S 121,900 this 2700 sq It one level Beautifully furn 2br. 2ba Meaa Verde 4 Br 2 be. fem $525/mo. Avall March 1. executive gem located In condo. w/pahoramtc de· rm (Part furn 1) S 1200. 675-11394 IJNl()l JI l it ..i.'tli prest igious Harbor t 1 Ridge Private cul-de-sac sert view, tenn11. POOi 640-507 eve1 & wknds L•eH• 1111 I Realiore. 675-eoOO for ~ace and quiet at the 644-5297 or 644 -4527 Nice 2 Br, 1 be w/gar, w/d I TOP of the WORLDI Fan-l t p 1510 hkup nr Victoria & Ca-ST OIO: pvt 91'1I, pool. I.Ii.:-, tulle VtEWI Just tiff rtf n~on $595/mo. Agt Mature. prof. 1>u91,,... -I 10 .. c ....... , nreat vE!'. ot nareon N/emkr $425 mo • i I 1007 llstad-should find a " '"" • ""' 9 7-9309 or 631-31117 ,..... · · ea Dll I , happy new owner 18911 Canyon Lake . S35,000 _ lhru June 494-0451 ----........ ---, 759 150 terms 1 hr from OC Brk Quaint 1 Br $495, n9W I It L * W&ITH * ~ · 1 679-6826 Ev" 679-11175 paint n9W llnottum new ~rt IC• Oceanlronl house Or lot drape•. new car.pell, &eillfl!Ont a Br 3 L dpht. Have cash and exchgs Canyon Lake 2 Bf t Ba yard. walk 10 bus & major To June 9th. $1000/mo. Ed Leone 111. A 8 I home $65.000 1179-8826 1hop1 646-5262 No ~ta 650-7388 642-9601 ore. 644-472 & 679-1975 1~-..:-------r:z,.. Baytront Condo. trg 2 Br ! Canyon Like new cu11om llPfR IULI 111 Cltatatt 2 Ba, boat sllp, panoramic waterfront home Ouallty Big & bright 4 + 2 super lavlafity furn cond o view. sparkling cond 3200 sf SU9,000 Agt plush decOI huge muter wl evel)'thlng, grM I vi.w S 5 7 5 , 0 0 O C 1 I I AlllLITE STIAI. 679-8826. 679-1975 eve suite que.na kitchen + $690/mo, ahort term 2131947-5144 eves. OCEAN&CITYVIEW I.E. I It l workshop garege for dad only No prepaid tu t 213/945-2347 days Only $21KI Approx l5% JCC Hfl kldt ok, utll• paid ONLY 8 18-575-0111 Owner W111 show by appt dn T /0 tow int In Act • Br 31% ba, s:Uo.060 $500'• plus $50 MCurlty --------- c w -1022 now John Zervos Viking equity 626 Malabar. '" 537-5027 A,.rtanh, Oaf. trtH ~ti,.., A E 760-9669 540 -5583 6-«-7269 S.. ad under Extra clean, 2 Br. 1 ba. yd, --------- 221 J&lllH I .... ' _Houses for Sale Npt Bel\ j''· E/llde hae type apt l1IMI 1sJ1a• Z70I Ocean vu from thl1 2-sty 3 • l&YSIOllEI • It rt ltac~ t eta OK s595. 532-3269 1 Bdrm upatalre. etove, Br 3 Ba home on a n1ce1Xlnt financing av all WJ! ftaatala relrlg, carpet, with porch. 40• wide 101 Only steps 10 3br/3b1, comer ·~ blk to Cannery VIiiage Mobile $550/mo 675-2578 main beach 5425 000 Martna. Open Sat & Sun Home Perk· pool, no V11ltI. 2234 Drive by & call Ma;k atJ 2561 Clfcle Or 846-6325 ~ts Close to shop1 & Vacant §h r 2ba, cloaa 10 Attract 1 Br, yrty. Mature J b Alt 675 8670 restauran11. Furn 2 br, 2 &Chi• 1875 Keit h m arried couple. No l'iYUUE-.I ' aco • Y • l&YliROIT llOIE b•. s 12001mo. Furn 2 br, 962•4471• 968.9853 amkng or Pett 875-0247 v FOHClDllRf v On sand, w/boet sllp. Fixer 1 ba, din rm, frplc. bey I )Ma 1417,100 Income prop ldHI own! upper Peaceful atmos-view. trg eunny deck, Baal. ltacll 2 40 1 Elegant perfection on user 2 hmH on IOI nr beh phere, plenty of prkg New 11500/mo 1-772-1601 s3fd pays ren t & utlt1 Ptaia11l1 2707 extra large corner IOI. UITlllE S25K dn 759-0396 I kitchen, 2 br, 2 ba • xtra Fully furn, turn key quality sharp b•ch91or bike to 2 bf. 1 C, tndry. oeck. Spacious leellng, lush rooms $325.000 Beaut lg 2bd 2ba, lam oc .. n Mull seel Call vi.w. Beach '-' blk. Yr1y landscaptng, 2 eR·1. 3 BEOROOM Mrs Long, 650-1190 f I p lo 539_6190 BEST Alty 1.... $600 + ulll$ 875-6829 sunroom. atrium and In 309 E. 19th. Assume low Oii OUSSIO ----rm. ·Pc at living In ""' BAYFRONT w/great vtew. Villa Balboa Sec Bid immaculate condlllonl An Int loan Seller will help HllFECT LOOATIOI 2 51 formal ent II 3Br 2ba. upgraded, 111 •P· $400: 1 br duple>c. ullla pd e1tcellent price and you tCle11llled Ada are the llnance S 125 000 Y ry, sec Adu 11 5 n ° Pe 1 s · pllances Incl wash/dryr, 410 Harding, Balboe No own the land!! anawer lo • wcc .. sful Joan H~ 675-71196 Bkr 5 Bdrms, 3 baths Includes S 1,350,000 675-2330 non-smoker $1600 per lrplc. nr beach $850/mo ~ts. 547-1 156 144-IOIO g:~ :.~~~ ~1~:r: UITSllE llPLU I ~:.:;r r~~ 8:,,~ 1~~~! 11~ CHYOl·IY OWHR ~~111:' 6~~~!:68 Barbara 213t498-7886t 493-1193 Steps to bftch· 2Br 1b• S*>Plel 240 MAGNOLIA ofl-street parking for up 11 v. f1x.ed rate 30 yrs CUSS II & llHrTl yrly. new cp11. gar, w/d, tiiiMliiim••iiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil s l50.000 Drive by. then to 7 cars Onty 4 doors Monaco with best GC LIH llU Gigantic 3 + huge family S775. 873-6947 LIDO ISLE call Joan Howe 675-7696 from the eritrance to view 14 Rue Vtllars 3 Br 2 Ba Furn room cu atom d ecor Cortaa ••I Mu 27 2 Broker Main Beach Now on the Operi wknds 640-1538 S 1750/mo thru 6-84 br .. kfHI bar very tow l 106 Via Ltdo Nord Open 1-5 market al only $499.000 -Bill Grundy 675-6161 move In ONLY ,300 ..-2 Br, f ~ b• 2 ttory. pool, Tradil1onal 3 Br. 3113 Ba Bayfront. pier & ElP&JllEI u•-12 11 llC O&IYOI OHTOI Presto Harbor Ridge, lull s 5 0 sec u r 11 y f.. lrplc, deck, 2 carPort• 2 HRTSIDUTM Lowest priced ~olf cour•• ocean & c11y vu. 4 Br 3 Ba. 537 -5027 persons, no peta 4348 float for 65' boat Priced to selJ SJ, 100,000. ""' Shorecr"t Ln $705/mo, DI SPHL&SS MILLI ~ custom tn anyon 4 prof dee · & furn POOi, Hurry! 3 Br 2 Ba $595' lrplc lse 650-0473 (5-7pm) 2 14 Vta lth1t a Open 1-5 Tastefully d ecorated Bedrooms. " baths, prl-tennit, sec S3500t mo appls iacua l kid pet fine --------- 1 Hl•modeled 3 Br. 2 Ba, lr g playroom, Sparkllng newguestsu1te ~*7 vale pool and spa UI· 760-9228.975-9880 mu11 see dial 539-6190 2 ... 2 spllt w /deck firc·place. lx•amcclltng $420.000 add1Uon w/bll-1ns1ndfut1 ~ 11ma1e 1nprtvacy MtHt1l1ft1r1l1hd BES~ltyfee -=~~g~~~ 11 ~~r w~d4:ak Ba Private stone jacoz:zt S 1.195,000 C I 2202 'RYlllE TERlllCE off M1tr Bdrm Parttal Cotti MtH 1024 710-ltOO tDtrl Under $500 2Br rite close Bach vi ii $400/mo " ocean view $625.000 I Su••er I Wlittr to ocean crpts updated 673-8476 Panoramic bay & ocean view 4 Br, 4 &, Ask for Marilyn Bulkley lllOLUTE STUL k1tch yd kid• 539-6190 Cnarm-ln_g_2_B_r_2--c-B-a, 2·1ty patw, pool home. P rime loc. $775,000 644-7020 HOUSE& AENTALUNIT I ll11t1l1 BEST Atty fee duplex, $800/mo Dys Lllll RUL ESTATE HllCED S 10,0001 J&CDU RUL TY vacant 3Br 2Ba. close 10 833-3030. evat 548-8854 Y'STI DEL LIDO 11,FRO.T ----under current apprelsal ,.OP 1aM&IEIEIT schools, kids otc $875 ------LIW IOWI Cozy 2Br & bach unll R-2 ' " -962-4471 Keith 968-9853 Cute 1 br, 2 deck•. •love, Fabulous bay/mountain v iew . l Br, l Ba, Cute 2 Bdrm 1 Ba home on lge lot Newport His i l1•11ll-11U -----refrlg, new paint. $450 t:ondo co-op Low est price. $295,000. R-2 lot tn Costa Mesa John A Zarvos 760-9669, BY OWNER 2BR 2ba, -lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•--• lniat 2244 Avail now 644-7902 A1sume 35K loan and 540-5583 Viking A E atrium Wlmt>tedon VII-COM, View of bay & llghl•. 2 BR 2 BA Pete r 11 Extra clean 2 Br. deck, 1'~ llYSIDE PUCE llYFllOIT owner will carry lrg 2nd ASSUMEOOVALOAN lage Asaumable. Priced across from park Decor· Townhome In Univ Prk blks to ocean, no pete. Ask 97 000. on sharp 4BR . heated at S 176•500 645•8248 ator sharp 3 bd, french Newly redec lmmac. $825/mo Spectacular bayfront dplx . 2 B r. 2 Ba up, pool Many xtras Lo dn I IY OWIER -doors. atrium & dining A/C, l/p, cath celllnge & 2 Br 2 Ba. will have new 2 Br 2 Ba dn. 2 boat spaces. $1.500,000. T raditiona l OWClge2ndTO toqua1 Harbor Ridge Best of $1600/mo more $950, 78e-8 116 cpts, drapes. paint; trpl, Realty buyer Owner 642-5583 I popular Mira Mar Great BAYFRONT CONDO 2 bd 2 10 5 Bdrms deck. clo1a to b9ach PElllSUU HOIE OOUIFROIT I view $545 000 844-6231 unit In Towers Security $750-S 1300 $950. No pets A--& 63 1-73 70 LOT for sale by owner In __ • ----bldg, pool $1250/mo 1 Br 1 Ba, ooean view. V\.~an jetty vtews M arine room, 4 Br, 3 ~=====--===:=!!O:~ Colla Mesa Cash pref IY OWIH yrly £![4 poot, dlx, $975 Agt Ba 3700 sq ft 4 ki SJ 285 000 llPWIJ 11-•m Highest otter accepted W t ~ t I I ~ I 673-5354 • · car par ng. , , . inn. ••na (702) 329•9318 Reno SALE OR TRADE I tnFH t•H IO. Q SO r --------&II IPIUIH Cu SI om cont em Pd IJ 1-1400 I Sunny 2 Br l Ba, frplc, COROllDO CAYS llYFROIT This q\18111y home has • wood/glal!I, Irvine Ter-ea ty sundecl<. pool, no ~·· large garden kllctten tam-IUR CDllHE POI raoe. 3800 ft 4 Br 3'~ 432 S11ward $860 Cor ona island cust bayfront lot. 85' boat lly room, with brlek floor1 Upgreded 4 bdrm, 2 bath Ba · 4 car gar •work shp. lalMI Isla.. 220i 7 86-11 72 I 640-1208 d """"k Pl I N $370 000 I d s h h 1 ,..., A tegntmate bay view ..--:--;;:;;;-----,r.;,-,~ "" ans ava1 ow , w tra e. & bookcasea peclou• ome near s opp ng 5550 000 FP $80,000 e>c· Beaut C•~ Cod. 3BR Cntl lftl 4 Mstr wlte. 3 additional schoolt, freeway A-1 3 1 ---------aRROWHUD HOIE Br. 2 Ba. m&nlcurtld gar-condition $129,900 Isling 151 644-7269 'ltba, •m l<llch, din rm. l br E.stde w/yd/gar. pell " --frplc. pttlo, MWlng room. N dens Barbara Aune LllO RULTY •DOVER SHORES• etudlo. oar Yrly s 1800, 3880 MICl'letson Drive Ok. t 11-A Cecil Pl e. Of ear n ew 4 Br, 4 Ba, lake view . 3500 sq. 644-6200 17 •• 7•00 5 bdrms, maids. 4500 S<I Aeglr Prop 675.4000 lrvlne 22nd/Npt Bt (Now) $535 ft. $440,000. WiU trad e for a local pro "". • • tt $495 ooo 642 123• 730-0558 or 675-3875 y ' ' • 81J I $J50 3Br 2 Ba Buy with LIDO ISLE Ptaiatall 2207 rent gd condo kid• Aok 1 BR nr So. Coaet Plaza BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR Macnab-Irvine 341 Boy\1df' Or •v•· N 8 67~ 6161 Cadillacs to Go-Cart• Whatever th• Fad Roll 'em off the market With 8 ClaHlfled Ad Call Nowl 642·5678 People who need People 1 That's what the DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY II I ll aboull STARTING A NEW BUSINESS? According l o Calllornl1 8 u1ln•11 and Prote11lone Codi (S.C 17900 10 1 7930) all peraon1 doing bu alneu under 1 flchllou1 nam• mu1t file a •latement with the County Cletlt and nave 11 publl•h•d lour ttrn11 In 1 new1paper ••rvlng Iha area tn which lhe busi"9st 11 located The •latement It req uired by law ind 11 nece11ary In protecting your bu11ne11 n1me Moll banlla ,.quire p roof ot flltng 10 open corn~rclal accounl1 T~ DAIL. 'Y PILOT provtdH both filing and publlc aUon e11vlcet We have ell the nec11tary fo1m1 end maintain • dally service 10 tl\9 Orange County CounhouH Either atop by on• ot our convenl•nt olffc•• or pftc>ne It!• I.EC.Al. DEPAATM(NT 842-4321 , Eal 332 for more Information end fOfms. ffiUTHH _I ll f D II l I G I I I l I I' ~ I MUlt-UTI ................. ... New Orleans Adult Condo By owner 3BR. 35 ft tot. 5311-e 190 BEST Alty lee =~~'. S~tm~. 6~e:om 3B 2B S 25 673 33 1 • 2 Vi 8 Un d t n e Penlna41fa Pt Eillec home, OOOBRIOG lrl II I\ ' I I \I I '\ r ' 1 K • 13 $349.000 Co-operate 2500 aq h. dl11 3 Br 2'1t 2 br, 2 b• twnhom• avall 2 Br, 1'1t ba. 323 E 18th w/t>rokers 673-4063 Ba, lrg matter bdrm 211 4 s150 786•0889 · St. Twrmae. frplc. patio, IEW H Opn 2·5 Sunday 3152-Yel-TllE IUln lowstone Beaut 1mmac Orlglnal owner aays "sell 4 br. spa. skylltes A must my 3 Bdrm 2 Ba Carmel see' $1 35.000 Coasl & mOdel home ... Mint con-Country Ally 646-818 1 dltlon New paint. new OWNER MOTIVATED carpet, quality land-New Listing Sp1ctoue seeping. quiet street 3-4BR Famlly Hom• Short escrow pou lble TERMS TERMS TERMS Realisttcally priced 11 S 130.000 Agl 720-1080 $249,500, tncludlng land --- Call TOddy Smith or Don Baat. lt1d1 1040 de Thomas. i8Uoo for a 38r hom. c:;e: 759.9100 --------•' .. . . w/IQe add-on family rm Call Century 2 1 Suri 53e-7542 llVEITOllS Lux . Ocean View. VIiia Balboa 2br. 2ba. S229K 644-6200 Coby 645-8555 OCElllFROIT suite. den lam rm 3 · · evt gar. $1150. lrplc's, steps 10 bay,' nr LI •H ltac~ -2241 Sierra Mgmt 641-1324 beach. alarm. No pet• IP!"--------Vrly tee 500 K St By br, ba orth n of 2 Br 1'1t ba lwnhte, gar, App t S 1 9 O O I mo gated community Beet patio no pets $525/mo nr 548-2575 view In town Mo to mo 19th-Pomona 548-6357 Certaa ftl Mar 2222 $1675 494-9813 2BR 1 be New carpe11 West Newport By Owner , vu. den 2 Ba lrplc. Mature ad1tt pref S525 28drm 2 Bath 2 Br. 1 be, crpt1, utll rm, decke, nr bch/lown Agl 548·7729 res/845-5430 or 760-3820 sunny pvt terrace, walk to s 1150 494-6939 *TOWNHOUSE 2 BR bch & shop• No pet1 W .. LK TO BEAC'-' from $825/mo 1113.7335 I aaaiffil--WO 1•,c, bl, 01r. patio S545 .... ,, 548-9084 540-5448 lhit IQ 4br W Npl Canal 2BR 2b• up~r unit, 3yra - front Community pools/ new 709'~ Orchid $775 Laguna Hiiis 3 & 2 Bdrms 3 bd. 1'-' ba, W Side tennla you own land mo/mo 720-1705 agt S&OO·S825 Fenced y11d1 Brand new. crpts. drp1. & $289.000 Open Sal/Sun -& geragn. Kida & pell blHns Encl patio, chlld·n 12-5 301 Canal St $850 2 Br II•'•· relrlge, wel<;ome 863-0755 OK No Pata $875/mo Owner Clerk 645-3370 south ol Hwy, no ~11 •=-----=--..,...-....... """"" 645-e648 708 Avocado 673-1787 -•-..IT ••a•1 Hunt Beach home for tow •a• •o& Lil llPLEI MOO D111 mobile home, no Joo<1 "';'"~R ~Older p11ee or s 105.000 Lar~• w::t: '"®'· b9t ch, aa1. l&JSllE PUOI Story ~:k ea~. •:~ 3 pet• o~:i~~r:du111 home i~~S~ 178 ft ~~rfR~3~~~4~tury 1 Pier, frry· r:I 3B2~2~a B:~s~·~~~ous 2 Br 2 ba 3300 1/1, 3 ct r gar, 1991 Newport 646-8373 ,.._&II._ ·~· 21 Bel f 673-4 Biii Grundy 675-6161 pool, 1ac .• "•ec 101. Pou •~501-0. t Br. 1 Ba .... ,,, _., -YlllaatOt1rtOedt W t llffli.. /•.. ---lurnoropl 642-1388 .., "' -·· Nr Npt Hll Cuetom 3BR Trl·level 28r 2''t ba, 2 car ti 0 •' ••I 4Br 2ba view pool tennl1 cottage, oft road, qul•I 2ba. frplc, ehake roof i gar Racquet ball. lennle, S249K Bkr coop 842~4959 gdnr, '2 lrplc. 0wntagi AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE 2072 Newpor1 Blvd Ouett Af:t w~lc & BBQ 18una, $125,000 Bkr Mollilt ~H-ta_t_I l 100 12000/mo 769·8008 ~:;5_:;:;s ~~~g~so~b~ TIL llJ.t 1•2· llOI S 25• 963·8377 UllU lllUI Ctata Mt1a 2224 Hahn R.E. 642· t 183 S02&tmo 2 Br 1 '" B8. ltf ... ., .. ,. Rttr. lmat 1044 A beaut 1872 Royal !B65/mo 4 Bf. 2 Ba. fut. BAYSHORES. 38R 2ba, PC:C~gfa',.'~,~rm, nice .... nH ---------Che la I hm, lg• lfv. Ilda. larg41 yard, 2 car MCurlty .,.. w/l>Mch, 10 •IALIPJlll IDRTHWOOD tng/dlnl~g & kltch •rH. anclad gar w/opaner. no pet1 S 1600/mo. TIL leaf 142-1111 tam rm wlw•t bar, matr w11her/dryer hook-up, Own/agt 676-3588 E .. tllde 2 Br. 1 8• 11,000 llWll CONDO ba w/wafk·ln clOMt & pan ly turn CIOM to all BEACON BAY 3 br 3 b 1560/rno. 2e 17 E'. Eld9n ANUIM e>clttlng le!l,500 gard•n tub Elal>Of•te 28e C.011 Stepe to bMch i ennl: 831·1755 loan al a tow lnter .. 1 rate L.oweet priced Ptan ° in dreMlng ., .. w/dbl •Int<. Tll llc.t 142-1111 Bay view·, tror,c:ru' t ard: ---- & -wlll "••rv a email StrtamWOOd 2 bdrm. 1'1• Young adultt nteom. _ --L ,17,.,. 7 17 Lrg 2 Br, 2 ba, nn 2n'd .. '3' 8<Srm-o0Nto With ba UpP9f end unit VA-Agt 540-5g37 1 8r , backbay arH, frpf, ..... _____ ""'____ crpt1/drptlpalnt, gar. ~ 2 CANf Har pool and --$350/mo. ulll Incl Condo. 2Br 2ba, trple, frptc, IO<Ced air conv. Stepe to pool~.::. IP• Low down Ow.,., •-trclal 75t 7718 Sgla pref pool SHO/mo. Avall nlant. 1000 eq ft l595 g tdloott. Don't mite 1,,.. wtlt c.atry 2nd u a.900 Jrtrr!J 1250 2 8, 1 Bf gar-oe. lned lmlMO Call 842·2 t 19 548·8300 ~unity 84-7171 e -.IGI!j • ~ IJ&Y#ront prfrn. yard. p«e & kid• ok. dyt or 54S..3080 ev/Wka '•-----••• THE REAL ESTAT&:RS For Ad Action Cal a Daly Plot AD-VIS(I 642-5'71 'fi l SQ( 1 offlc.e bf<jg 6472 eq ft seoGt mo Avail Feb 15th bttl>'Utl a,._, 4 Br 2 Ba 1• IMea ...._ $1.eoo,000 8111 Grundy M 2-3717 8 •c:urlly t y ate m --.•...s eolty 81tr 87&-t1S1 2 Br.-1 ba, ,...,-;-;I d hk':fc t t&OOlrno 78t-tl t0 Convenient~ loc:ated 2 • ldrm oondo lnctoaed ~ h~ltnt/Vmts 1300 2201.c Piao.nil• Ave o ,.. v H • 3 Br 2 la. 2 car '/Vd. •ttecMcl eer• 786-11 72 --pets '685 60 -7ta3 get, 1 "" .. 311/84 ........... "11-, .... -. t~-lii'9!P-"" E./ da C M 8 unite, l tOH . '2so-i o22 or ._..._ " ... _, --· -O'IWner wtll fleilp rin Call 2 Br. g.,, llfte. yrd, P•tlo, M4 7220 and dr•oet '7001P41r a • t t 1 1 4 $ • e 1 e t • C9t. pet OK, •nil now • _ month 144-2210 9¥ .. &tote" ssu 5482,~ _ &al 11U UYflMT UtO ~eon Drl'4 la p 11 l 0 •W .. telde ell" 2 Bt Lo..iy 2 bt hotM w/d~ !Nine Ctat ' 1 la houM , c:•rP41t•, 1 Y!' ...... SHOO/mo -----* II lmTl-IPT.. dfliJ*1 fnod patlO, w/d e mo ...... •1&00/mo You OOn'I nMO a p lo NIAf 8eK'h & Hoeg Hotp rm No petl 1555/mo +, Stephan .. G«nerOy, "draw fal1" wt\4"'1 you ta 500 000 30% dn Try eecurtty dip,;. Mutt ha~ Aot 173-7J00/14'°7050 ~ en ad WI the Delly tpfint dntHch9. OwMf yooo ettdll • 541-5442 or 11 •it..a • h•~•no • Hie i'tlot Wen& Ad•I Call now no1 ocetntront h<N" 0t 70.5621 on someth•~ you n..c1 f 142 ... 11 lot Ed l~elll AOt t.LL -,die 1fem.1 wllha &·0 &871 641·9601~c.8'4'-'110 O.lly Piiot cmeifled AO _____ ..... ____ - $2.17 per day That'e ALL you pay for 3 """· 30 daya In the DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY plue the IRVINE MIRROR end the HUNTINGTON BEACHCOMBER a.iery W9dneedey et no extra cttargel CALL TODA'l'll &llfHLl ll Your Dally Piiot Service Directory Reprnentatlve IU·412 1 Ht.lot WINOOWW~ "The only MllGiC .. QUALITY" 83 f.202t, w.. ....... wiABOW QpCAW'f CENTER A.Mn wlndow9 lntltl*I In yow WOOd framee. 1 ~ ....... 990.3551 Pt.tttr/let&lr ute Ln PUSffimTeRIAd •s.;tat;;;.-..=-r9qU~""'l-1"'!".!""!Lf!P!i!!"'a!!I A .. tuccoa. lnt/eX't. 30 ~· c:ontractote MM> perlonn exp. Nut. Peul 64S.2977 WOfk ~ •200 lndUCfin9 ,1--&.la lab<)( end 'Mt.,.. mutt ... I ba llceneed. UnlceNed 24 ltf 0. Ml-1121 oontrKtore ehould IO Feuc.1at wateOiMt•• stat• 1n thW ~ Otatne clear from 116 A.pair laucet1, d~. e1c. Any11me M&.M 642·9033 .. 13 y,.. •xi> ... typee, #e& l)f1Cee. lie. Ir• ..i. Fred Contr1ctor1 Mt<I eof\• .u"*''· contllCt Mary GrondJe at 55&-40M wtttl 9ny queetion.. eon.reo- tor'• State Llce nM Boatd, 28 CMc c.ntet PIG&. Room 990. ~ AM, CA 92701. 213/43-4-8339 L.B. Del/Id -::======= ew 714/83~9528 Anah. - Sell Id .. lterN M2-5e78 Want Ad Help? M2·5a78 11 HOROSCOPE Belt Wut.. 9100 Btlt Waat.. Siii 1!11 Wu... !':. Forfm1her m. formatto' 0 Pacific AlllllTAIT BABYstTTER: LooJJ•~ '~ .... 111.,:11, • High Tech, fut growlno mature woman to ba1>y111 netOt COUNT£ HIL , T l company, hNdquarte<ed 6 mo• old Infant In CdM pr•fw <*le ~or. I, SYDNEY 0MARR r--~:-1111 advertl• •m' O rave In lrvlne/Lake ForHt, hm. 10__. wtldy9, mu1t Reepontlble pW90fl fot ~ uu-e ..., e Met<• motivated lndlvuel he~ e o wn t' • n • P . v~ out .... pertl1lme lace S h l for growth poeltlon A• 720-1n4 aft 6pm n.x rw. Non/amok«. p ment in the c 00 qulr9d; becMlor d9Gr• -.----~2659 8ft. 8:30pm In aeoountlno + 1-2 yrs _, .. , '~" Q-boole a. ln•truction• 610 £. 11th Si .. San11 Aoa, exper. ae accountant Mon. a Frt S25tday My uwa Tuesday, February 14 ~ '1 ..., ..., c •. 92701 w/MfgCo.Abllltytolearn N.B.h<>m9 642-1211 for prom"*11 bfoetereige ARJES (March 2 1-Apnl 19): You'll have more working room. D' 11 I aAU1M reeonllblllty BABYSITTER on regutw flfm Met O.C. AirPOft, Plans will be implemented, necessary contacts will be made, security arectory -Ca ORANGE COUNTY'S ONLY PllVAT! ~~~~tu~~x~ ~=iW:. g~:.~_:-; ~~~ ~.u~~'!; will be insured to a greater degree. Focus on long-range conc.cpts, basic Lois ACCREDmD TllAVEL AGENCY SCHOOL tem a emaU come>ut••· ctilldren· 5, 2 & 7 mo9. tss-eooo values, issues and dec1s1ons. Cancer, Capncom natives play key role~. Outlee; handle general Muat hav9 trane. & r.ta. ---1-.-,_.----- TAURUS (April 20-Mav 20): Check AJies messao,. for valuable American Airline Sabr• ComOU1• TtW.lng ledO«. lnV9ntory cot11no Call 642-8222. - h · De · 1 / -, & account analyale for 2 PIT. Specialty drug 9tor9 int. la.I s unravel, green ltght flashes for genuine progress. Be ready dlvlllon• + corp. office. wm mun I• '"king • m•ture for interrogation concerning plans to revise, review and possibly to 642-43 2} a MORNING, AFTERNOON. EVENING CLASSES Aulet with epeclal pro-R«tt or top % FMhlOn cuh1ett ..i .. c1«k to rebuild on a more suitable base. Scorpio figures prominently. ~ & credit co11ec11on leland ., .. 644-0ee 1 work on• S*"'**" PrT GEMINl (May 21-June 20): Be ready for change, travel, vancty. ext 3 09 _!f!!lJ"·~ Call (714) 543-9495 Aaai.t with compuwtza,. Booldt bUla 30 tn wtl. important contacts and chance to recoup loss. Spotlight also on • tlon of ecc1g ty9tema. 98P9f Tm_.. .. pavmcnts, collections and income potent1al. Garn indicated through competltlv .. alwy&ben-&llTlllllElfll 1810SanMlguelOr.NI ( ._..,,.,...,...,..,._ .. __.....,....... eflte. Send reeutM to; Menual poetlng for ---:-----,,.,,.-..,...---wn\tcn word -clanfy policies. make requests, be sure intentions arc controller, P.O. Box 1oumal. Q9Mral '9do-& Ca•er•ICMf crystal-dear. 19856, lrvlne, CA 92713. 'bank ateteme?iu. lillpertenced nMCl9d ~ CANCER (June 2 1-July 22): Family member will acquiesce 1n E.O.E. M/F Ed wards Tti.atr•, New· ~wpon 8Wtl .,.., connection with maJ·or domestic chanoe. a.dJ'ustment. Gain indicated IHaJ ztlO ltal&11 It Office ltatal1 2tl4 Ptrlftlll JOIZ port Bch Call Joan. tltM, c:.ia 7141~1181 • 2 Aceountant. Real Eetate 640~ '<!.' llC)9t. 1hro!JJh d1ploma9 -avoid auempting to force issues. Judgmen1, M/F, unturn Br. Begonia --'•'•••rt~-----;,,,;;,,m •WOITIRlllTIS• CIRCUS Of o. 1 t 11 _..:...__, _ ____,, __ .,,......._ d II be k S COM *"2,./ A veopmlednl ldrml re-Bookkeeper , ful l CHILDCARE intu1t1on an 11m1ng w1 on target -circ umstances ta e sudden 1. .., ., mo. on 1 MO FREE RENT IASSA~E quire• n v ua to char /Junior Accoun-my tune L..ouna Bc:h. Prfll 1um in your favor. 673-0858 or 833-8800 WE LOOK FOR YOU I W/lhort t91'm 1 ..... lull 9 handle a vertety of ao-tant ~ by ~ eomeone wlcar. Dally LEO (J u.IY 23-Au~. 22): D1scre t1on 1s nece.ssary; you 'I I have access On the beach 1 room apt1. uHn~me;::~3~~~~~ serv suit ... SS 1 Dover Of 719 NO. HARBOR BLVD counting actlvltlM; Com-Beach Real &tat• lnv .. t-2-6·30. 6dy, 2 cNktt9" to confide ntial matenal. Much that occurs 1s behind scenes, could 2306 W Oceanfront, Suite 14· NB. 631•3651 FULLERTON put.,. bf.Md GL ac:eount-ment firm experlene. 494-8788 an epm N rt Be h S300 & l l A Ing, cati plann1no. A/P · include degree of drama, acting and the media. Line will be drawn ewf7~_.15:C IHtala WutH not •••trc I 11.,..1112 AIR. Poeltlon requlr.. wtth compute<lz:9d •c- between illusion and actuality. Be aware of which side you are on. up. 28R 26e furn hOOee lor ltatala Ztll 1 llYS I WEii accouttng degrH or counting pr•f. ~u .. VIRGO (Aug. 2J-Scpt. 22): H1ghltght respons1b1hty, reahze that Rm wt Be. In lrg home, July/Aug. ,84 Newpofl or \30l0 Harbor. j? Q ATTRACTIVE equivalent PIMM eend ~;~n;e toNP Box youhw1ll J?Crfo rm well dfunnhgc~s1sp. Your v~ews, o pinio ns will be .sought ~~r f&~!28~: nr C.M Laguna Bch, monthly 1240 sq It MASSE USS ES r=~~~n lnveetment NBe~h. CA 926:;f 1°c:a' by t ose an pos1t1ons o aut only. opulanty increases, major wish will rental. 639-0032 Agent 541-5032 TO SERVE YOU Co 1400 Dove St New- be fulfilled and romance will be acti vated . RWc,~.~h;,e, ~~~ ~!!~ 2 Christian men want rm/ -llWNRT ILYI. ~EN 24 H5?UAS port Beach, 92660 Medlc~~!l:~!ranc. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Lo ng-range concepts come into focus port Beach 645.2590 rms In ramify or elderly 600 sq tt . ground floor. OtHlt1lwl11011' ---exper req Strong rete<'a Status quo 1s s haken in connectio n wtth career. business act 1v1t}. home . NB/Irv 495-3108 newly r e modeled WIOEWOALD82f-6117 a mull Fine opportunity Audience increases. m o re persons are "captivated .. with what you say. IUWI llnL NEED 1.2 AMS wlgarage McN11h Realty 642· 1334 Mardi Gres Maaq B.i1313 U.::0A1~1T in prominent medlc11 do and sell Aries and another L1bran figure prominent I:,-115.50/wt( & up Color TV for car, prefer Newport la•••trlal speclaMst't busy Nwpt SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Stress creat1v1ty, independence, 227:~~:'~~~,ifi~~CM Beech 120-1222 ltatala ZIZO HOORTI 141·2111 r~~oi°~:;~e~=~n?~~ ;;,~~\:o~e~d~~:,e~ willingness to become familiar with "different" customs, laws. Focus 646·7445 Prof. cple seeks clean 2 br __ portunlty for 8 cateer ,, 1401, C/O Dally Piiot, o n new start, adventure. p1oneerinf concepts. You'll eet to heart o f house In C.M. No pets. 1200 sq ft , 3013 s Orange ESOOITS /IODELI oriented Major Account p 0 Box 1560. Coat• tt . elat h. I be I . ti d I J SEA & SUN LODGE N/1mkt1 FWtt leoo & up. Av . So Santa Ana S5SO Ex.cu1"'9 with • prown C 92626 ma ers. unique r ion~ ip wt c an JC • spmtua va ues s110 wk up COior TV S46-5072 (momlno beet) ~o Tom 851-8928 Outcau ONLY 835·9199 track record Great Men, _A ___ _ emphasrzed. 3026 W Cout Hwy. Npt 2000 & 2600 IQ ft White mal• ... k1 gay potenllal, guaranteed 1111.IEEPll SAGITJ'ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dcc. 21 ): Fo llow through on hunch -11 S so 50 sq ft lrlendi 554-8600 or drew aga1n 11 com-PIT, 10 work wtlh eccoun-scnsc of d1rect1on will be clarified. Do som~ personal detective work. ••HI .... Profeaslonal, mature ledy A 1 ~ 1-5032 537·6776 mlMlon. Desire to move tant. to maintain Iner .... gain greater grasp of financial picture. Be sllre one who makes claims Ambulatory Fem 85-86 eeeks •m•ll (tbdrm, ~ Into management• plus In volumn. Flftleble hr'• actually has fiscal responsibility Aquarian plays important role yrs. Attraotlve pvt rm & fenced yard) house In 5000 , ft. Include office Ptraoaal Send resume 10 For 1pptm. 642-7230 C:APR.JCORN _(Dec. 22-Ja~. _19): It may be necessary lO get ~~ :.~"':1~~~~ti.re, ~,~~a:il~~~~~\n;Be~ $;~~1~':. 6v~=ntl•. ltmcn 3H4 C~t~M~~ 1::26 BOOKKEEPER. R.E lyn· promises tn wn~ing. M oon pos1t1on highlights legal agreement. of· yoor hooee & yMd --Stlangrl Le Muaage Sp• EOE dlcetlon~rop mgmt co publicity. populanty and lo ng-term commitments. Be a careful. shrewd VacatlH Shirley 642-1207 C.M. eooatf Incl. office Open 7 daye, VISA & MC. Nwpt Bch 760·8865 aft b fi II · II I Sa · I I 2907 100 ampe, 12 tt door 4320 Cempue Dr, #190. 9am uk for Marty o. server -give u rein to mte ectua c unos1ty . gittanan plays tata I · __ $300/mo. call 759·8006 NB. 556-2260. Acron -lOOOlmH significant ro le. 41 B10 Lar Cebtn. Pool rltH fer CM approx 3000 It lnclde lrom QC Airport. BOOkkMP9f. S.Cretary for AQUARIUS(Jan.20-Feb.18):focusonbasicissues.employme nt. table. color TV. 2 frpl'• a... 2912 500'otlloedlxlnd1trlpr1t. I l E~~tan~'1 '~.~~e~~'. Deve loper In c M ~eneral health and willingness to take a stand for beliefs. Your position Sleeps 14 ~5-6916 t/IJJ;. CM 20x20 etorage $1450/mo 644-7269 11 Dtll H auto A/P Addlt1ona1 ~n~~u~'end e=~n;~~ ts stronger than origmally anticipated. Know 1t, be confident. realize I H tah ti only. yrly IM s1251mo. New Coeta M ... lndu•· for Sale 4012 duties wlll be 1111no111te satary requirement• 10 you are on bnnk of gaining greater acceptance, additio nal allies. Skirt 2901 avall 3/1 &45-7234 trala l Park Bldg cldXREffE or VtbE6 lyplno. Non·lmkr pref 393 Hamllton, C2. Coate PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): C ash now resumes. agreement IS 14 2600-5200 sq It Peul OISTAIBUTOASHIPS Call 152-1282. Doris Meta. CA 92627 made which allows you greater creative freedom. Relationship gro ws "The Original" Hice a...... Ryan, Mon-Fri. 646.-5051 Cash Buelnen . We lllWE•tH llRYIOI secre-t-.... ---llH•IUTE FlllHI 1817 Weatcilff Or, N.B. provide money lot ex-" -' stronger, you 1mpnnt your own style and you will have reason to Newport Bch &.c 1.1899 S t .30 eq It. Aaataactatatl z panelon. all locatloni. Taking eppllcetlona for Comm6rclal brokereg• celebrate. Funds become available for special purchases. produc tion Agent 541_5032 Entertain yOJJr eweetfiUft tralnlno & 1 BONDED ~~ ~lnd~operetors firm aeek• prof aecretary .an<i-tf&Vtt------_ --._-:---Apt to 1hr nr beech •CdM dlx ... 1, ..... C empl thil wMk by .. etaff 10 ... iit you in 191• t ract ve v neces.· for busy offloe1 .... Mu1~1 -Non-1mk r mele .... " ting up YOUR OWN ery, excellent selary• ntghlyorgan z..., e11......, Al!llaHll, Uaf. A tatatl VaJ. At1rmHll, Uaf. S320/mo 675·7927 prkno from S200 2855 lllWFAIT 11111 PART OA FULL TIME multlple bonus pro· 1 tetephOne 1111111 tyi>lno Cnta .... 2724 .... INC• 40 ........... , i7H CdM. M/F, 2br apt, 1·~ E. Coast Hwy. 675-6900_ .. ..... .... • ...... INBVUESSINTESS3S,995 to $50,000 gr•mr, ,~~'~!o~~~n·Frl 7°:~"'.,~~~7o~:;ir· ~ blks bch non-emkr $320 •CdM dlx eultee. AC ampl Un Petit Oejoorne au Lit 0 . Quiet, cool, 2 Br, 1 ba. ~ar, mo 675:2743 lmmed prkng from $400 2855 Avec. Du Vin E1 Des w 1n1ton-Salem·Koo11 l ,,LIOlTlllS P~~~~i~ht ~~~~:,:or Frpl pool prvt patio Beaut. 3 Br 3 Br twnhM, d1hwehr X-IQ 2 Br on xlnt erea, nr Hunt. Hrbr. Olerilll New po1Hlon requlr .. checking In good•. 'YPlno. tlllng, 11WeM.ory records. mall. tel9phone for high quality pr.._ tlgtous jewelry etor.. Af>- pllcanll should relate & work well with other people Previous ••- pertanee helpful but not • requlrem.nt R9f'I 1'9q. For lnterilew pteue con- tact 8ruoa Lamber1. WTIMAllU.• 127 Fuhton llltind. Newport~. 714/8"4-0501 ..... ••• ,lit B~ a prof ... lonal conauii.nt & anJoy ta!> utoua Income ~ °"'"°'"" .......... .......... , ....... ltr.112-1111 OlllWUlll tor wort! In a Chn.ttan camp .. tung exp.i.ioe neoeaury. Cklae to Sen Juan/Mletton Vl9jo ., ... Lazy W Ranctt 483-1541 To place )'OU' mt ege btlf~ IM reao1no e>ubtlc. Phone • Dell) Pffot Clasaift.d, 642-5678 Euleld• S6 tO 557-2841 Frpl, vaulted celllnga, Large 1 bdrm w/garage, WMtlld• No pet• Cell aft. 6:30. 845·3487. fenc. yrd, gar. w.t bar. W/D hkup. S785. 84&-0736 PoOI. no pets 160 B __ E Coast Hwy 675-6900 Rotea" Or If dining'• too _1-8_00·241·2268 being 8,..,._..1ed fc>f 7 11 5,.0.6688 IOf epnt 15th St NB. $800/mo Employed M/non-smkr. · mvch. ask for the O ~.. .. "" Ba.lbOa leland 2 etory. Bch. prime IOC $550/mo " -Ave (corner B11atol & ha ltatatt 771 $400mo Before 8:30 am Mary, Agt 642-3996 Cell for reMf'Vetlon• •It * llW Y * Aedhlll) All shifts avail 650·8213 ti.allh oriented & neat, 41 2 N "'""COaet Hwy, L1g •1SOIE WllHI l 11iat11 O,~. 4 14 Store 2003.t Santa Ana I , 1·1y P1·1a1,. •• • • • •• • • ~- 3 Bdrm. 2 ba, 1 block to or eve. Beau 675-8185 Executive offices, greet 6pm, 641-7335. 10 waya t0Cm1k98.. m3 o6n5ey70 • Arch drafts re&ld exp • : Large 1 Br. pool, lndry lac. SUWlll beach. On alte laundry. Fem 25 or over $262.50. toe. lnclds receptlon1a1. HYPIOllS benelltt all " -req·d -PIT proj Local : PART Tl ME • all utlll peld. From VIWll 1675/mo. 681-8142 Own Bdrm & bath. Bob. telephone, 1tcretary, Could be the Only Wey Be Ollll OHllLTAIT ttructurel cod•• nee • • _S_4_2_4_1m_o_._5-4_9~_0_3_36 __ New 1 & 2 Bdrm luxury aata Aaa 7 751-9447 bat 10-4PM bOOkkeeplno even Sllm Oult Smoking Be Profitable, color analyals etc morn•no• M&O De· •. e New tux. condo nr S C apt1 In 14 Plana 1 Bdrm ~ .. pooo-.,--•""!I ... ~-F k 20 30 eh From S250 Sucoeuful • 241-4920 akin care. make-up, velop 650·8300 I • Plua. 2 Br 2 ea. pool, from $575. 2 Bdrm from 1:0C,cr,;:.1~~·~t':Z.:· r'e~':t~mN~· s2s5imor Tom Lee 842"1603 SCRAM LETS nutrition & wardrobe We •SALES• : Dehve r Daily Pilot by auto I Jae .. tennle. ln-N>rne ... =~~~· :~°!'_ .. ,~;:. 754.7309 Brue. 650·8841.540-2960Jlll fllllOFflOllPlOI • train 545·"137 Earn over saoo com·1 • (approx. 2 hours per day).• curlty l 900 /mo waterfelle ......... pondl. Gae •t"' '·t••• 7 Ftnon-emk/vegeterlan. to lreelln09 1ecretary In SWERS CAUISESHIPJOeS mlaalon per WMk work-• • 549-3421 Tracy • ... lhr lg E.blufl condo exchange for reception. AN $14,000-$28.000 Ing with world famous • Weekdays afternoon, week-• Nie. E/11de pvt 2 bf at>ow paid. From San Ol9go •wXtitto IElcR• CIOH to bua. •hope. phone' IOf'M typing At· Accepting 1ppllcatlon1 phOIOQrai>f'le( on •i1ct11no • ends early morning F.am Ap-• garage. Free wuhet & Frwy drive North on OcHn view 2bri_ 2ba, pool, $450 720.1a.9 tractive offtc.e In cholOe Though· Irony now Call refundable lor book proJect Must be • · • Oryat prlv. No garage. No ~ ~ M~~":n ~ refr~ 1750. 499·0058 ltviM IOc: hub of bual-Oulld -OlemaJ Info (312)888-<43.t 7 ••I confident. love Children I• prox $400 per mo. Call • pet•. Mature cple pref. S • • w 1 n d VI I I 1_ f to lhf 2 bf, 2 be Rencno ~· ectlVtty Wiii need So MID~l~HT l'IVV\Au C-1533 end the ouldoore No e11-: I Ref• $426 mo 646-2452 • O • · ttlaulttr San Joaquin apt. S395 ebout 2 hre of your time• me peop,.. ave .. ~·~· Executive '"k' 3 key pertence nee 650-0724 •. I (714)893-5198 ;studio, Pfivacy. ref-. mo. Avail. 3116 Mu11 day. 281·2165 put awey for • rainy dey. CIRCULATION DEPT. Pa"' Brl•tol nr SC Plaza, 1 Bea "Ir ... Pll 2 BR 1 bat"' '"' have furn 786 9647 _ _ Wllh my eavtng1. comee a P90Ple lor bu1ln9U ••· Sell Ing anything w1tn a Br Condo, pool. eauna, ant," N; n.att klde OK: S325 Utile pd. Gerege • Full Service Eacutlve rainy day and I'd ba lucky panalon Salee. market-Delly Piiot Claallft.d Ad e e gym. 1520. 645·9442 Uoolmo. 536-8420 avall. No pete. 752-5822 Furnllhed bdrm nr Back Sult .. In Newport Cent« 10 laat pa11 MIDNIGHT Ing. man~t Mull 11 a 11mple matte< • 64 2-4~~2 l EX>E • a t t Bay. $2$0/mo + '"-utll &40-5-470 -have 11rong track record juat call 6-42-S.78 • °e~ + ~~~Ptl~~ ~ v::.: ~~1Brd:=· "': u3uL... 2IM 7141548-8009 •It 8pm flll Liil •flOIS Lnt Ftaa• Call ;r,!)'~&4 dry,1595 + 9300 rtfun-1~526/n ,...... ' ;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii91 Ltg rm In 2 1try ""·walk In A9o9pt S 150up 673-3313 ---dabtt dap R9f'1 r9q. No 2 Imo. 53&-4837 cloetl, w/d, micro, mu1t lltll PAllAllM pete. "Need Coupi. Man-Walk to bMcti. F~= At,~· ~ ~: .... S3H 650-tl3 t 4 UllU lllllL f OlJI) ADS IOYIOL 111·11'1 ll09'1 '°' 1200 dlac." 8aclMtot '400 all utll-. lurnl•h•d 1195. 1br M .... 30'1, to lhr new lllllTIW. PAii °'*' Sun 1·5. 2042 c. ~837 • fumltMd t*trte paid c~ hme. Own 8', be. Mv Olfloe tPIOe •v•lltble. 2 ARE FREE .. n••• ~Pl 842-0350 $245. Wrtte P.O. loll rm, hM PflY'I '550/mo latge eult ... t400 11 Nat'IMfgw/200frencl'llMa '*'uced ,,9 2 Br. 2 ea. •64. rrona. ce 935G or Keren deye 831·1...0 ..ch 1 '400 1f, 1 100 '' Cal·. In 23 •t••• now hu gerden apt, pOOI & r.c call (419) 3?2-5575. M/F '°' nio. bMd't 1'0uM. C 111 84 6 • 3 3 9 3 or ~ In eo.ia Meaa ar• 1536. 71b W 11th St N.8. View. Ytty 1317 ._ MJ·1793. MJ-1111 and~ Beech Min lael + deP 873·272t ... NT IUOI ~~ A nanc~ avaJI lfOiitiil~Wiiiipi.,._...,; .. ii 2 P'V _,tranc». m Prof M, bet 2&-35 lhr w-M 1000 IQ tt. 2nd floor, qul9t Langanw•1ter·Hlrr11 rrnlbl 1275 leyfront a.i 3 Br. 2 8&. Coatt Me9a tlreet. nlOefY lendlC*Ped Found r.m.i. ,.,.,..,. gray Company 44 10 E .... M pref 87:M204 Condo U75, ~8-4301 bldg, off etreet pertllnQ. & blk. 20 Iba, Huntington LaPelmt Aw Al\aheim PARK NEWPOf\T APT gar '"'" 141·00'0 ~ ., .. 8934409 (714)521-7110 C.M. In 3 bt, 2 ba ~ ................ ~ .... ,1...., 2 ... 2 ... \'ldcy645-$323 d8Y9 , Oo -f"r 0CC All hOlaae PfW ..._._,.. '""" .,,. "'• .,. --OUnd M ~·,.. .... 1250/mo. ~ .. 3f'14 • apt W/Nme, 14()..8287 ... ., llAlll cetltty Cf~ ..... on ' . 'i I ••• llTl$)l ""*' -emtf PRIVATE WINO w/bath &Mutlful offlCtt evaJlabtt 219 ~ 5 fat T 6. ifi.606 at 1K kite . Pffl .,;, '::h ~i M/F n-alnkr. kwafy hm neer C°'8t Hwy or OC ;(Mid ml'* apoo, MC'Ured Due 5"' Htl t20Smo 142-1,141 M2·7420eft3orlYrMM Alrport,C120-t200d IQ 1 "1 :!\onqulnlW"ner HI tf_lnt W~t pey record. • H C:l'I ttP • · m n 3211 FOf-,-.,-,-,-rOOl-m-.-prv-ba._k_ttc_. Pfo4 *" .-. rmmte to Dllnd1, 1paeiout win• 1---------7 .. 2 prtv , gar pn, laundry, took rot 2bf hme In COM, dowe. typing. t•cep-LOii dog, mate, all bftl, 1-1 aa ...... uaoo. pool. bMu1 loc. NI.,.., Val 9*-80e1 tlon1•1. cont room. •tc "1aph4wd """·Vic Hell' ~ -· IWUI H a .. non tmkt ..... •••• &hf lfg ~t. C.M PIOme, The IJtecuttw ConMctlon Magnolia. FY 842-t 13' ..,. ......... ~room, Pftl ~ al•mtnltlee,Ppref l300 1~1_0__ LOii l'lel119 M. brown & SpedalfmOln 11U2nd cov gw .. Pt9f ,.,, , t 1ea + ~ uiMe 141-2417 ~ o.-.•OI* and whit•, * 20th 8t a Robt T~:1~1noe 1~/CM ~ t tit, 1 M. petlO, fMpt Id\ 14&-MS Wanled l'l"M'ltetoetv2 bf, 8'oker IOOklno tor 3 IMne. N 8 142-4t2t A 8roktt 9d ~a pool. ·gange Ho peta. M/I' a -lfWW ftoot 2 ba condo In Dene Pt/ P900'e fMI \ate tel \.Oii 0oo bnlrnlblte "'9ftle 642 2111 ~ 11 1I01·1 11th II Nwpt hot';':':;.~ M,. U9una Niguel arH. •o •l'l•r• complatat~ trP• 'Fe Hl/FV - Hgta.e:..a,11 '300~l~la:t1t·••'"'9 t:-.. -:..= .. =· ~~In~ ~1.tf3~~ H:.~~---= Newapapef KIDS-EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZES! A<l:S 11-14 I EARN lf TO $75.00 PER WEEK Wt "°" "'" 15 ~ lot ~ 11111 *"" to *"" ,.._, lot 0.. Or-. Coalt o.ty ,.tlol Our tttw\ stMt at l lO p • IM '*'"""I JO p. " °" SltvlCay, .. '*' • '" "°" ..._, ,.. ... .. "'" e. .. alMI Pfll • i6olll •I Uf JOllf fWll , tllel't 11 Ill ,.....,.,. Of tolllellOll 11volwid "you•• mttr W ,._ r (tr\ (714) 548-7058 s.u tNnQa ... , ~" Deify --view, balcoNy cont "" c~ _, VOUf one-'' • • 11 1 ca 11 Now. Cal 142·1171 Not Went Adi; L Sill ld'9...,,. 142.tfH 7t0· 113a 11op lflOPplnO C4tl'I ., ,_ .. _2_-&'_"I _____ •••••~lll!~~~~lllll!!~~!!!!~!IJ!!!l!~~~~!!!~L \ I I ' • .. Oranoe Coul DAIL! PILOT/Monday. Febfuaty 13, 1984 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZIE .urteoe gMder • ..,.... Mu.t ..., c.i n a. Cd· ::~1n.. m~o':';. •11 iii iii. iiW '71 Ffi!dXL (Tblev*)'· ACAOSS 51 Noah'1aon 52School1exl l Fabted bird .54 Opera 4 Allan gyltat 5' M .. t CUI 9 Eva'a friend eo -and 14' Slate. abbr down• 1S Oobbln 81 Of ant 10 Mltou9 82 PrlCllcal 17 Acted up 8-4 G.,man 19 Fast• province 20 Pat'lle &e Callow 21 Slln'-Y ~ 67 Neat 22 lnetant: abbr 68 Virginia 23 Stoot'• Wolfe name 24' High home 69 German 2& Inventory region 29 -and 70 Perfume dori'ts 7 1 CIA'• 31 And ao on forefunner abbr 32 Stimulus 33 Owing 36 Erase 38 Fury 39 Twisting • 1 Crusader·s foe 43 Period 44 Walked over 46 Introduce 47 Graphs 49 Kind ol hockey SO Thing law 2 DOWN • Lalin 2 Vestment 3 Wood 4 Art1hc1al 5 Foresters' org 6 Ceasefire 7 Guaranteed 8 Breathers 9 Scatters 10 Bay windows 11 Clltt 5 6 _ ....,_ -""1.oe~. Mt;ec:utoff l#Dbl8 2e C.il bOaVwlfel 113-2505 4dr. ale, Od cond. tNn;I Xlnt OCINf All ... , .... .._ .... tool & outter grind· l*by eoent 17$-8137 ' ~ 432-1181 Wkdy9 vie. r.corde. 15100 ,..1111 ,_VM>Ua "'m..I IOL YEO C4WIYQU • Spera 3 hrt Mghlty? Ar•you .... Up to l10Jtlour. AW'.... .,, ........ mM. ~ bi~ht , llQI' I I. 6'6-1'tl terelor..,..orw S-.,Y prH1or. benoh mlll. NIH~ w/tr·......., & 118 Toyota V. ton !Nii s;a 611HlllL4.1 1·-.... -84-.lk*--.... -.._.-,..,.._._-.__-.. bonul. Mr S H7-304CI dloltal & ~ tMd tor -ft"' ' Good..,._.,, t7260 ·-rv-..-a .......,,._ •. mill (7t4)t72 '754 ow. .~21 cmpr •h•ll. atereo ......... '** Umh.ct l!dhlon** pert time ' • HObM C S3700. 7~551 432-1181 wtcdy9 Fully eQUlpped ht 2000 •••· IHllMI ltlWf£Lu tm •1soo at ~·;n":h .t:~!:' DUAALINERlonQbedllMf '75 2400, unmac, am/fm. e.t A UO toUnd fVltem 12 Tosspot 13 .. _truly" t8 Wears 24 Oregon city 25 Pastries 27 More certain 28 Ontario river 30 Last notice 33 Partlculars 34 Girl's name 35 Curtains 37 Coast bird 40 Matin divisions 42 Set upon 45 Ambiguous 48 Smirks 53 Apart 55 European land comb fo rm W4ill 91'oomed. depand&ble llnd It# motivated? Ooyou .... EnjOy wof'tllng with ldd1? ff you can.,....., YES Phone &4&. 7'02 t 2:30-oepm Mon. 1hru Fri •UO to atert. HMd car. '1l"'m OOl'Of lV 11=: W>-Oat<t • for '73-'M-Ohew«GMC .. MO, .,.. w/btk Ant, ~ Ullll 1i.ooo rn1. Muat b• 11+ us atet.o apeakere S350 , __ __: truckS160P/PM&-4'82 orlgownl1e50131-1211 Whttew/r.ctlNtMtlntr cttllen , .... twotthy . ' A M ' I . • 1 0• ....,,,_. 3e. t911 mut, Lo<Wl 1i-:::: , A1klng UOK. 01y1 • ·-3-IP•' 0 'C'J. · ' c. Hu ev9fY thing.~ .. aff, 75280C2 Of lmmac .. Y91· 114/718-5100 •• 3•. "4-2190 ( M) Mlf~h•. M. av&llabi.. a75M./ Prlvat• Clu1l11 IMS IOW .. ten, wire whle, a 1K night• 831·7•4'3. T .... S tf hWftlf 200 0.1. Aqua, no ecoe1a Party. 873-5101 1gg ml. SH50. 780-9271 ... fllTdY 1125. •w &-7. 150-8185 LIDO 10 trall9r Both In ~-:c=~~C~~'4een1 '71 MBZ 450SLC: )'9flow,1::=;;:....IP.!!PP.,;:r,:: -111·1111 2 fullllzemau box eprlnga perf9ctcond. S1800/obo, tan Int, n9Wtlr•. Chrome *'11 llYILLE* PfT t2·5:30 PM, Mon-frl. aeta. '20·'25. Metal Call 1&7·12t8 Altt~ l•ttrfM wl\Mla, 78,000 ml, JClnt ._.., 12,tfl-tltt I ~dable ree.ptlonltt TOP Ui framee, '547. 833-0-411 cond. thruout. Compl9t• .... , -w9nted Mult have tront Femalea pr.t. Modelt 9nd ~ltony 35 8~1958. Aa•l HOT m1int record• ev1ll. Ltb tf IM4letJ otllc• al)pHranc• .• &corta. (213)8ee-1"4 M t~"d'!-·" c!:.ty ~~~.yded ·v:~ '18 FOIC aa, gorgeou• l~2h~o~7~1·~~ O•rY .......... ,,H,HI PhOMI, flllng, typing., -cn1-91111 •n emb«ehlp d ,,_ 119& PlonMr, 9m/tm It, auto 0 • --·-• .-.. 111 •11 COii 1tud9nt OK. S5.00 nn•• •-) S1195. Mr.Aay73t·2•3• :.fie· wor: .. s12:ro-S2250PP552-7C>ee • '81 30080. wtlt w/CllMI w---. ,. hr. C •ll Miu A•h 1 n~1•d,, for75:~3wport Brollmater; Top of llM M~t 8-5. Muat.Mll · 1_ lllZ Int, 38K ml. $28,500. Olr Prloe-111,All S33~25 ., rm. 5e Gu BBQ, rotls..n., cvr. ,.,, 759.o4I05 This 'S3 s.tt!M II tuity PIT UaPTlllllT W&ITD r.OWd aheff, W1 & ae-PACIFIC CllLIE '78 2882. rbll q , trana •81 380SEL loaded pert load.ct tind unmaued ·A BY9Y rMI -1•t• ottic.I •lllN lllLTI <*a. Self lgnttlno twtn 32' Blocti l.i.nd Ct\Halng rHr end Snrf Nu condition .'38 500' Call onelut ~•tbMUS17t,yl W~ Meda r~tlonlfl Mutt • • burMra, therm091a1. adj. cuttw. Leg9ndll)' Tran.. btakM,gdpalnt, Qd tlrel, wMkda>'i ·~ ,_,. 500 .... be preeentabte, r9tlable. '" If IOIHL =·1t!w1.= ~o'-1~ ::.::: 1::1• =-~~t M~~t1r '82 3000 Turbo Dal 1~1( =t~~.= ~~.::= wlll train but ••P· HT IF W•I ... · • · ml Colo /Thl•tl doll•ra down on •P pref9<red. . Ute typing COMIC BOOKS AND .... 2.500 owner 497·3511 7331 BMW '79. )ult Ilka a2J 000 Me' 120-110:' ov.ct edl (801475 • r9Q'd 11 30-1:30, 5dyt16 Po1ltlon •v•llable for BASEBALL CARDS li Dtck 70 MW & muat NII NOWI ' . ' pr Ct I. ) w!( Call N•ncy S31-12 =~ng~~ ~~~d~s0-'2'l:5 N9w-3! R;, §(jp ~or POW9r ~::: ~~~ne'an!: ''i!.~~i·1;,":;:-: IEllE&W.1•00lllll0101P H&L llfltl &IT promotlon fleld S .... eJC· Boat 21 Balboe CoY91 akin ... tcoll9r'a ' Call loya $34,500 646-1272 Experienced 11Q9nl dealr· perlen<:e helpful but not H•v• your own beer $300/mo 873-1464 833--3231 bef 5pm I Cd•• ..--•• ..., Will t 9.1 Mt-up 15 g91 keg C02 'M MBZ 300SD. 2000 ml. '88 Cpe de VIiie range !:':i~h~hno...I ;t~: ·~r r n IMk & gaugn. C~plete left NPT SCH MOORING 759-0lllO •ft Spm '39,950 963-8351 ev91; S79S/obo. Call &42-3721 59 Nota -llahed CdM firm. High Commlaalon1 plua bOnua Mt up. S•ve up to~~ $12,000 760 0789 ·77 3201 black, auto, air (213)327-9945 daya •77 S•d•n Oevlll•, 56 Europeans 57 Mountain 61 Examine c:ommlaaton Incentive Mull be ambllloua •nd over 1 pecks. HS/obo. Dock apeee. front lie up to S7000. S44-0ISS Aak •boUt the mon.y we wtit/wht/bue. new tit• 62 Sound 01 ptua prtv•t• office .,,d salt motlv•tora. 642•4609 28' power boat. Npt (ev" & wknda) c:an uve you thru our $4300 720-1101 disgust secretary 675-2311 Dayw Call Earl Rountree be-IHT SIU lal•nd. $6 pr ft. S 150 min. '78 3201. ail acc:.alOf'lea-:1 purc:hue & IMH piana. NABERS 63Three·lt &Ev/Wknda87S-3311 I tween 10:30AM and HlghtpMddrliibtts,topof 850-1304 owner, lmmac:ulate tllllLl-1 65 Pigeon HOlmM/SIOln 3·00PM for an Interview the tine, lnduatrl•I grade MOORING RENTAL on 497-S288 llNITS various duties full time or apply In peraon at 3301 any alze 9ny quantity 3S¢ shore, 18' boat, a great '84 BMW 3181, 5 yr unllm. 1301 QuallStrMt CADILLAC io 11 12 13 experieneed. • s8oo1m0 ' ~eat 5~~70~8t. Coata e 5 ach on up. Write to ioc. Bal lale 673-6204 ml warranty, lake over NEWPORT BEACH LARGEST SE.LECTION ~-+--1-4-+--I negotlable. 643-2114 ' esa. ' anta, Fe Llquld1tora. SLIPS "VAILABLE leaM w/ 111 3 pymta free. 11• 1•00 ""' WlllElllmlHIT 732Sl't ReHd• Blvd. 2s.30&40FT Met.Delphln.642-5181 •· • oflatemodel,lowml!Mg9 llOEmMtlT dept. 603. ReMd•. CA c II 842 464 9 TOP SSS PAID C•dllleca In Southern 8 7 F•at-orowlng oomp•ny In Pierce Brothera' Smith 91335 or c:aii 7 d9Y1 1 8 · 4( -5 M-F) CallfornlalSMuatodayl Orange County needs full Mortuvy. 53&-9539 week (2 l3) 897 ·al-43 lallMuil 70 ~ .nlllJlllQ For Pampered &•0· 1810 time r9C8ptlonlat with Wiil IPIUTll, Pine planteta delk $200. Hy-FtY 3& xlnt cond ~ W !I-IEROEIEI IEIZ 2800 H91bor Blvd. tight typing & book-Experd to wortt lex rNJor Manaoany 4 poater kng SS50/obo. S48-81122 • O Sat.a·S~Leaatng Top Mere.dee Pric.t Plld COSTA MESA keec>ino experience. Ex· 11()ci(b<Oker near oc .ir-ez hnd carved rkle bd S I II I I O 11 P /I cell•nt benefit a. both port. Hra 7:30-3:30. Cell Stoo Dry atnk S200. •2" Wlndaurfer Rock•t 99. 2 11:-.,.•:. i!f II DIAL 2~317 ~~E~lDES C~nrtltt 1313 personally & pro-Judy Eckert 955-«IOO untlnlahed tbl $75. 10x14 meats, 2 H iia. new. llYtfy HOUSE OF IMPORTS, Inc '7E Monte Krto, lAA w , fesalonally, tor indivtduat ruat/camel/bik Morr9Cll\ 831-5801 " v. """'-·• growth. S•luy com-Dett 1910 rug S300. Antique Ice box 1~ . .-. ---:1:------r-z..,..1""<" Ellloellent SeMctlon of New I If new trans. all power. menaurate wi th 9)(-m G ld R t r S200 Dreuer $275 Litt ·~.. and C91efullyprep9'ed $1000 obo. 493--0tle perlence Call Mr• Pu~ :;, • r •v•r IOP c:ommod• i 150 dtr. t&Pd. no. Men'• UMd BMW'ulw•ytln '711 Midget, i ownr car. '75 Monza, V-8 eng, Parsons. 631-8280 5275-S300. . "~~.1r7MerV9 · 7SO-OS49 10spd, S80 673-1403 Staci( 481< ml. ~rf. c:ond.. S 1300/or bHt offer . .,........., 131 3111 '3750/obo 646--5374 ~ IEOEmlllST Germ Shep AKC •II Sec:r•t •ry dHI\. SllO aa~I I It 208 w 1;, Santa Ana a.42-& 189 _~_9_>_9"_29 ____ _ for buay chiropractic or-ages, Germ bl. 'une. Swlv!I' desk ctir. S20. fo•.;,'H •vaau Camper. CIC>Md Sunday Ptnc~t l S7 '71 MONTE CARLO good flee Mu1t be ah91p, W911 shots. wormed S45-7 144 Seat a Organ. $400 Con-Monomauc:. air c:ootet. cond, ale. pa, new lront organized & depend9bl9 tole, S45 Heavy duty crpts. xlnt cood Mull LARGE SELECTION OF "JI 114 NllCll tires. $1400/obo. 7-9am with good phOne m9nner. Pttt 1531 Shop tbl, S2S Pl•no. ..., 7141962•7817 NEW & USED BMW'S! All orig •Ir, tuper clMn or 6--epm. 8S7-1429. Type 4S wpm. Non/amo-bbl Yeilow&aa Amazon S400. 1151-02H $3850. 831-3016 ·eo CAPRICE CLASSIC ker preferred 631 -5690 parrot w/cage. S350. Snapper mower, Honda Meter likH LIU IUOI UW ualt ll 4 dr. YfKY ctun. loaded llOIPTillllT Alao lrg M11eaw c:age 3'h eng. $17S P•ego 182 Honda EXpreu, SEVR°v7~~:~:;:~o S5000 545-4147 Law otflce Muat type 45 S200. 642-188S a1rOllera. twin. S 100. & ml, '300. M2-62S8 3870 N. Che<ry Ave. 176 Gordin I. electric M•c. Capri Custom .• 7 •. 4 wpm, havuuper lront of· AatitaH 10 toddler. '36 67S -56S1 Jlotorc clta/ LONG BEACH sunroof. hatdtop, r9cing cyt 4 apd new paint new lie:• appearance Ex -Offi F It I ' (NO Che<ry exlt-406) Mita, •le, Pl •. Ilk• new Urea rebt1 eng s2900 perlence nec .... ,Y Cali 2 aeta of oak dining tbla, ct ara art ScMttn IOU $3300/0BO 850-4138 vw .71 Spec S..tle. new weekday• 9-S. 640-99S1 chra. buffeta. Sac/off•. ltpltatat 6226 ·78 Honda 553. 3K ml, ~114) IH·lltO Ttftta l tires, new lntr. lo ml, new Restaurant 675·S511 or 673-8004 New Mtney Bowes copier, prime c:ond. $1100. o'tt:-~~~ WE~D~YS brakes, II~• new $18 TAO •• ELL '4S 29A Ford Town Sed9n $300 963-5336 "760-0549 f9 1 Corolla W•gon Honde Civic '77. Very gd $8500 R .... t _ _. pp D I White Auto. 18M ml. 1 cond •1uv. We are loOklng for ag. 675-6l61 .... or...... · · Plaata Z TWO HONDAS ataaa 117 1 owner, R/R. am/fm, Ilka Audi F~x "";;... xlnt grulve lndlvlduala, t '8lXL 90.lowmlles.S43S. ·13610Wgn.auto.nueng,1 newS5500.494-2003 body, new tlr•.,'1950, =~=:=~~=~:::::::~~~~~~~==~==f=~~!::::::!~:;:=::J prefer 18 & OYef', to work Antique oak rolltop deak '81 Passport, lo miles, carb. brakea, 1hock•· 1'69 CORONA: 4 dr, good CALL 831.,.985 I l I 1 lull & part time Day & w/kfll/. $450. 640-03S7 $42S Both exit c:ond radiator Run a xlnt cond S750 997 1"97 • 'Waat.. Slot • , Waat.. 9100 Rtlt w .. t.. SIOO night ahllta •v•llable. Caloric dbl• oven range. PUTH PIUI llOO 832"1408 $2900 7St-6160 D•~ (lffv• ~) IEE II FlllTI so •••• IE. General 0"1ce1Mitretary Motel maid & i&Yndry w . Apply 2-4 699 S Cout microwave & self-clean, 645-8017 9•m-5pm Veap• 12S sooo economl-•79 280 .. ., G k /CI We h8Ve •ru: Mleetlon I .,.... f ,.,..... . H L ""· L P g A • '78 Ceilc:a GT 1n/rf Need .,,.,,...tic: pereon tor w aom. -....g. axp or soo needed, 8030 W wy, aguna Beach meat probe rotluorle YAMAHA MR-l k-""-·rd: c:al xlnt lor 1tudent S54S 10 ml s pd 1 t S79iS • • of NEW uMd Chev· •-sml manulactur•"" firm In PCH. NB •~2-3030 •~"" 67"1"'36 _,.,.,.. obo 631 ""46 · 1 • m n I amlfm. ••ft c:ond. Muat ,...._ta!.,_·-todavl local delivery. $4/hour Irvine Must b: oood ____ .,..____ lllfllla .....,.,. ~ " New. 218 aounda. 16 -vtr PP. 846-1S32 s.i1 $4800 obo 644-6087 .._ ---, Mon -Fri 8-5 Clean typ111 w/tome compoter llYH/lllYH NMded to IMH roofing A11Haacn 11 rhythm, pl9YC8rd ayetem, IV'1 I Fiat --1 D~j.. :.:~:lvM, ~~ exp Mrs Witt 979-6080 Starving Ac:tora Moving iieenae for new Roofing 1! cu ft refrigerator, clean trMspouer 675-7119 . RV SERV1CE Hoist '78 124 Spyder ~~-. V.Q!!!J~ 17 COMMELl CHEVROLET UI • .,..•• Co, needs 11rong, clean Co After 4 30 499· 1804 s 100. 546-S360 ,.rtia! ltM•. 0 Dondero Tires 2049 Hrbr ...., ....... • '83 BAJA "fiuo · Muat Mii. 54-0-4174 ,_ cut. br"'ht & pollte pet· - -C 6 S c:ottee wltanlop,40Kmi, lit S500 lakes It. ...._,_II 11 !• · I' ' I ,...., 1 \ \! ~ ' , 546-1200 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9 JackofallTrades,M/F,to sonlorhouaetloldgoods S&LESOUll Magic Chef 4 burner gu Ou•Uty ate pool l!ble, . M 46-41!14 at to3pm xlnl cond. S3800 5411-9068 work In Newport hOme & moving 650-1366 Full/lime Apply In person stove S50 645-8192 Brunawlck c:1.11h1on1 . Trailtu 642-7350 eves/wknda '6SB•"'. exit cond Muat oHlce, 10-20 hrs/wk/flex bet 9·12 noon. Mon -Fri: REFRIGERATOR REPAIR $400 67S-1S36 frn:) 1024 Bt .. a 25 Sell'_S.,1850 64!-6800 -a--;--------......-:-r Knowledgable in hOU&&-IUISlll Costa Mesa Statione<a TV la•l "" DM.Jt l hold etectrtc sys1ems & CERT NURSE'S AIDES 270 E 17th St • C M Loc•l .home estimate S27 l. o, BUY FACTORY DIRECT '14 H1141 Acoor4 7S2-t468 '86 6art. MW ft..int 1 tG•. l&ILY PILIT Now ac:c:epling eppll- c:e11on1 for ~trlct Man- aget to aupervlae newa- pape< carriers Should have good personality. neat appearance & enjoy working wttt1 youngster• Muat have Van. Wagon or Plc:k-Up No compact cara Good salary, mile- age allowance. company benefits •nd bonu1 op- portunity Apply In per- son at Dally PllOt Clrcuia- tlon Office 330 w Bay St. C M Mon thru Fri 3pm to Spm No phone woodworking P.,m pos· 1am-3·30pm & part time S S Larry s Refrlg 760•727S lttrM 6232 Lightweight fiberglass ·as vw p-anel_v_a_n-. -.. -.n-a ...-ALE Full/time, quail-.,_._ 13· & 6' Sli&lt.._ .... ~ •" S97S 988-903-4 111on Excell oppt'y tor re-3pm-7pm Please call be-lied retall aalesperson UMd refrlg S 100, wuher RCA 13''Port fV. hardly ~ .. p 1 t~avel "' ....... good. Sl50 W-2SS9 · tired person Send re-tween lOam & Spm. Mon Must be experienced S50, dryer S50. TV S50 used S 120 evff SS9-7417 tr~~11c8n11d new 1 1 9 1 Sth Lt .. t lthfl '88 sa ..... Eur,.,.,..an mod"" Ftr• 1 sume Incl h111ory, quallfl· tnru Fri s49•3061 H , SS7-0338 w."'"" a now. tol ree. *IAYE LOTS* ...._ .,.... ., cations & hrly waoe ex-ours flexible Beth s ---hats Hiil 7011 1-800-346,..962 tor tree re1tored to Of'lglnal, 12 ·52 Rancti Wagon, runa & peeled lo Boxholde1. t>ox ORIEi IEll SI o, med Body, 77 Fashion Washer/dryer S 13S ea. 12' b ' I II S3 broc:hure and SAVEi Buy or lease thla fully volt $2950 S48-6734 evea IOOkt good. irg roofrKk, 7250 Newport Beach s an . N B 644-2639 Dishwasher S 100 Refrlg Olt w tra er 00. _ ---___ loaded 4 door Accord ,7 S -S S8 Ca 926S8-7250 Busy phones. ord91' taking Sal S 150. 646-S848 898-65-4S Tent trailer. e11c:ellent con-and seve like you have 1 uper Beetle, xlnt 79S 848-37 and writing. variely Job •• _ di lion Awning but•ne c: on d . b • s I o 11 er 'II Int "-rt Good phone manner. Lingerie home preaen-••t•ttrl 1011 14 It U N Valeo alum white slove S900 631'.2218 never sav•d belore 64S-S374, 642·6189 • -n• math appltude and neat tat1on1, PIT. S360-$480 _ boat. 9'A hp Evlnr~e (1D1010863)Formoreln· Ailorlg.&aharp,newtop& llllEOLWEH Part/time wlll work Into lull/lime Beneflla & good wages. English speaking Own good running ve- hicle. 831-7726 aft 3 handwriting req Please monthly Cail Enchanted Compoter System Com-mtr $950 548-4840 AatOI WaalH -me; formation on lhla unique '74 BUG. Q(lg. own«, xlnt tires. $4950. 497-5373 submit resume and Lady 250-0340 mod•re 64 w/prlnter, -,-----opportunity 10 u ve cond. muat 14111. $2500 LI l salary r9Qulrement• to; caaa.tape drive, word ntr ltat1 7012 IO&Sl lllEl.S money, call now. obo 786-9056 i!!Pia~et;.;.;p•-. ___ ..,._ Konica Medlc:al Corp. aaletllTSTUllllll ~c;::~· modem S500 13fi BOSTON WHALER ftntldtltll1·1211 IEIEULOAR tA1tlncolnforUlei250. lngton Bch. Ca 92629 Brauner'• Ranta. Call-r . .__ ltA2S awlvel ...... new v91nl1h WE •• , & -05l1 • • 642-2958 or 642-1958. S452 Business Dr Hunt-1981 36 HP Evenrude I I ® Run a good Ca II calla. Mr Holland =---------E 0 E F•rmera Insurance Agen- MHUTl/S&LH cy seek• exper office per- son NB 631-7740 'ml.IYS&LU fornta'a l•r,...t furniture arai. .. t .v & ~ Ann Liz rent•I comp;;;y, la IOOI<· 7· Couch llght brown of b.~~~k~•I~ tu~~ OLUI CARS l1Ha ti 27 ~ A~ ltrca17 1321 1110 TUEi Ing tor aalet conault9nta INther. Ilk• new $300 firm NO TRAILER. (714) UI TRICIS 1"5 COUGAR Two openings •vall•ble in rn eo.ta Meu. If you 213/S94-9494 548-325e attar 5pm CONVERTIBLE X-R7 Order Dept No ••· enjOy mM11ng f>90Ple, 2 Loaded $2500 Color/dellgn, will train PfT, FIT 175-5447 Newport Beach'• leading AGS Jewelerl seeking full time employee. well ve<aed In jewelry aaiet & oHlce procedures S d9Y wee« lnctudlng Saturd9Y. no evenings 673-9334 perience necuury and are loo\<lng for a ' couch w/2 rNtehlng 3 f1 Fiah N•utlque by Cor-642-1378 Company wlll tr•ln Muat great opportunity with • cilfl $250. 650-3750 eva rect Craft. cntr cooaol9, 1111 ldllll'I hive car •nd be able to fut growing compMly. merlCan of Martlnavlile deep vee tlah m•ch. SO '80 Zephyr, lo ml, lmmllC, DENTAL OfC MGR Enthual•lfc: & efllc:lent w/exp M-T C M reaume to #46 c:/o Dally Pllol, po box 1580 C M 92626 at•rt lmm9di•tely Exoel· we want to t•lk wtth you! Bdrm Set· Pecan finish. loaded 4S4, 100 gal fU91, UTH ale. p/a, plb. MUST SEE teot Income ii qualified Sal•ry plua commlaalon. triple dreuer. mirror, vtil, ds, atereo, trlr Jult O S2550. &4M533 For appointment. call Mr full beMflta_ Call Mr• dual hdbrda. nlte 1t•nd1 Beaulilull S20.500 Home c u1n '83 LYNX. 3 apc1.uto.10W Johnson 882-5443 Score. 714-645-4 772. $450. Twtn bed• S20 & 646-093o. w!( 879-2640 WI Ill 1111 .. IOU'I YOLllWAIEI I Ilk 30 city 40 t1mLIY ULll Mon & Tuee, 10-2PM S40 964--0928 25' Wellcrah Nova XL. USED CARS& TRUCKS SOUTH ~wY s~833.744().., hmllfft,tie1ftt hltlll1ti1t11t NEWPORT BEACH Ea per preferred. op-Part time CLERK with BREUNER'S RENTS 1973. Twin. FOl'd, V-8, COME IN OR CALL FOR uWI WIU llT portunlty for •dvanee. =:::. ~=~ ~ EOE ~~~ Wht Bd:t-~~·7 Mercrulaera. Tandem FIEI &PPUIS&L cou•n 11 llMIULI" ··~·~ HH ;tt:°1ei~i'e~d~an. · 'snocautrhe port Beach area. SS/hr SALESPERSON C IUI axle tr•llef S8296 Cormler-0.Llllo lllZI Volumes ..... s.Mce '7~.ent. 4 dr, auto, 8 Call 714/432-1181 for FULL/TIME arpet, approx 2..., yrda, 720-1101 ClmlLn And LeNlng cyt, llr. S79S. ~7571 We are IOOktng tor two enthualutic:, friendly, ex- peri.nce<S people to join our t .. m We otter a last paced, challenging pos- illon with top pay & lrlnge benefits Nont1moker C o ' a t P I a z • . detalla. Experience In H•llm•rk tight cinnamon color. PARTNER WANTED 18211 BEACH BLVD. "WI WILL llT 18711 Beech Blvd. Wed/Thurs/Fri, 2-6PM --------cards & otfloe tuppllet. $1000 w/pa.d. 720-9802 26' P4tnn Yan. turbO d.tael, HUNTINGTON BEACH 11 lllllSILI Huntl"iton S..Ctl Peati&c I ~~! .. ~ln~~:im:.ana P~:.~ ':'~~~sa.~le .~~:! 40 hr w!( Incl. some nights Chinese Furniture & Ruga: s.F .. 2 boe1 ownr. buy 111 14l·IOllJ 141·1111 Volume 811 ... Servlc:9 (l 14) 142·2000 '71 GRANobX's drW- tall operallon Good & Wknda. 982-8910 RoMWood aldeboard & or part NB ailp S171 /mo -And L .. atng vui.. X-cond .. w911 mllnt. Ul&L SEOllnUY hra/pay Cherie 780•1822 Sateaperaona BALBOA chest (matching). Rawd 1 equity l1epoa It ""WAIT YHll 187 l l Beech Blvd. '711 Dasher Wgn, IO ml, Ilka Sl9S obo. 631-<>04e Npt Bch R.E iii firm Meks ISLAND REAL TY now .Grandfathe< c:l()ci(, Chi· 963-0007 OLUI ISH CAif Hunt1n2ton 8"ch new. ••It m•lnt. S2950. '74 Grand Vll4e, lo9d9d, gd motivated, exp Legal Part/time hlrlno 673-1700 neM. 1ereen1. woolen & lta (l 14) 142·2000 _:all Kay 644-9060 cond, needs minor body Sec'y Tt1l11 challenging llPPUIEIT silk ruga (c:hlna) 548-3255 ta, all 7 14 '79'A delMI Dither Wgn, w!(. $1000 obo &42-4571 644-0S95 MYCLWEllS Par1/tlme counter help Legun• Beach 494-8450 Dry c:leanlnghelp, 8-3PM, & dya. Beroatr om Ciean«a. CdM position requires atrlc:t Ylll llOllE S.1•drffl/l.,.r. Gu stove w/aelf c:lean 1~h Ind SfOOO, Minute-Maa•a 141 4apd. at91'eo, auper cond. a114tntlon to detail & of-Tired of slt11ng around with FINISHER. Sallm1kera. oven $250 650-3760 ev man Dinghy $400, Tor-4Smpg S2450 631-3016 lera potentl•I for •d-nothing to do? Do you 501 29th St. Npt Bch · nado S 1000. Tornado '11IAZll121 · · vancement 11 Otflee Mgr Ilk 1 1 le? 11 1 S IC 1 Good cond.. aofa, odd w/trlr S 1500. 6-Meter on Low ml alloya Dunlop '79 Whl on Wl\1 Bug Conv. Refar9Q'd 640-6962 e omng so.gV9 ecret•ry onatruc:ton. chairs elec:tr dryer CrdleS15,000156-7311 Urea. ~emot .. control low mllet, 673-1856 or us a Jingle at S40--0301 Seeking motivated tndl· baratoOts t80-9S28 · •larm. am/fm stereo 631-91111 Ull SYT9a IHtnf Secre1ary fOf' an exc:lting Job u a vldual with xlnt typing H • I=::-::,.,.--:--=-------·-"' telephone l8les person lkllll & construction ex-Limited otf91'. Blonde fin-•v• you rHd tod•y'a G9' GREEN calh c:auette, f<>o igta Mana '80 DleMI Rabbit, MINT GfilLg~:i<.~o;;:;:,~~11 Lt~at Trahlff with the LOS ANGELES ~rlence. shorthand a !sh Bentood rockers S29. 'CIHalfled Ada? 11 not, f()( WHITE elepha.nta Hhauat. •h••P•klna COND. throughout. runs coupon• Churc:h ..._ _ _. 11 Busy El oro office, good TIMES. Hours. 99"'1 10 2 plua. heavy phone con-tu included Cail you're nWulng th9 beet with• CIUalfled Ad SS900/obo, 67S·6119 ilk• new S2t95. 84&-6533 .,....,, typing and dictation pm_Hourtyw909 •com-t•ct w l lh vendors 968-2319.Sean bergalnllntownl C•11&42-5678 To ptece your m ... age befcxe tt\9 reeding public. phone Dally PNot Claaalfled. 642-5171 240--0427 • Q u Ip pm. n t I k 1111 milllon Location 1375 S49 29811 CIUalfied Adi 642-5e78 Executive HouHkHper nec:eaaary Cali Toni Sunflower Av . c M • MOVING SALE: All MW &atn •• .. Aatn, .... ,... Aatn •• rt 1---~----- toP pay. mual speak 768-S571 llllnUY furniture mvat go ASAP! r•==::::::::::::.i.:::===~-===:=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==dJ~lllllll~~--· fluent engUatl. S hra once SALES ••••••••• for Sr Mrktg .. ec In Refrig s 12 s. colof TV I CH • W.-Newport S..Ch LINGERIE PARTY dyn•mtc. plulh RE of-SlOO. 3 beda ''26 ... , ECJ< SOlJ1H Own transportation ' CONSULTANT PART·TIME, V91i.d hours flee Airport., .. Typing mlrrOfed tabln .22S pr, • 673_5101 .aAw •--•ftsL--to Include early AM 85• prof"81on9I ·appear-18' Met. couc:ll $1500 I -,. -,_ W.-enda Must haw de-9"09. Salvy S t250 to a.ti offers 875--7409 COUNTY'S PR&flleS FIReft f AOTllY IPUIHI Net'I c:o-no de4IV9f'lel C•H pendabte Yetliele (small \t•rt With exoeli.nt ban· XLNT COND· On ..._,., """9 ~ I ; for mature lndivlduata with Beth 2131706•2770 Of 1 'u c: k • v • n • • t •II 0 n eflta Send retum9 to sofa, grMn.' $96. 2 mod. oer9ITllC lactory work ex-1•800•824•9200 wagon) to Uliat newt· 4&85 MacArthur Court chalra, S60 ... &48-4018 perl~. eepect•lly ••· Mgr trllnMe paper d .. ler In !Nine 4'200 N9wpor1 Beach i=--...,...._,.....,------ peri.nc.d ceramic cut-Fii •Olll .,.... Must be depen-CA e2eeo Attn· Anne • tut~•l• ••· Starting Niary S5 • " d•bl•. Cont•ct Greg GtM 1111 hour with ben9flta for lklll Earn S300-S700 weetcly. H)'d9 Mond•Y tt\ru Friday llTIY /,_H I i.v.i. C•ll a:30-5pm only. Cuh p•ld d•lly No can-betWW'I 9.30 Md 10 30 needed for pi t or f/tlme o-w•Y · r•ndfath•r'• 4M-578l. Nit tor &en vas.alng Pi.tM c•il a.m. on!y. 642-4321 wcwk in comfort•bi. en-clock UOO. ISt..0209 S54-2039 or 554-4538 • vtronment. Start tod9)'. Jnt _ t FLORAL DELIVERY PER-bef 9•m or bet 8-7pm p••t/TIIE C•ll 1~1·5012 for Tim 1-;;;;z:.===;;; SON WANTED. Muat "" I' =•t>ei:-~;: Sh~~~ for WlllElll s-·~OllT&IY,P/T * UOLlllYI * .,....... au..........., .....,___, ~·· ··-· pi9Uent q lne.r· The Flower Man •t metal CHtlng. ualng ,.;;;·~:-~-~ ~· Ing olflc•. Mon-Fri, ...O-to 12 low-temp C91'1trffuoal m•· -" '""' """' ~am 1·5PM Muat be good * PllHTI DtlTI * Front offtcl9 tram. Some chine .>9wefry outing • 10am Sat. l Sun. Mu•t typfat. 549•5234 f exp l*pful Retlr• Ot<. 1\1¥9 van, •t•tlon wagon ..., llLUIT1ll = a fMlnO exp nee Cell GetY S31..0312 Of em.ii picaup Houtty ltn, lta. &H11•11t Of .,.,,_.,, GIA c.un.d ~ -lnduatr:!'P~2~ Go ... ---.. wage I mllUQ9 Apply In f u 11 / t Im. F. ma I• I Dl•mond. Oth•r O•m e f\ d II _",... !*ton W.-cfeya ~W w91 com.. $4/hOur. Sheli Stona SACAIOONO lrl ti ftl 01 FIU./Tm PAT Thr• poettton.a 1v.Uable Bay St • Coat• M... 2500 Sen Joaquin CdM ,.,1m1._ ::,,~:rn°:'f:X:: Ofange ~e o.itv PllOt s1odc P•IOn. f\111 t~. (114) 141-0111 every 11odel l1uz1 11 ~unit .. • 1v1ll1bi. vanoement No expetj---------11\t•lllgent, reaponalblaj________ stoc• l•plus••, Mttl IN Loe A~ ence ~ Com-PUTl·IP per1on only Apply;-=----=----,...-.. Tl,,,,.. Orcul•tlon 0.-pany will train Mult hi-.. 5 d9yl ...... Including 3-5PM Auby'a Otlw on O.OUlnl EmerakSa. Aubyl Tn1cks, C11 I Dlesel p 1 r t m •" t I n o u r c:« Excellent lncorM If S1turd9Y Wlli tram Art 8-lboe Plet' & 8aclPhV• Your Chotce ctoor-to-door ~ ~ti.ct For ~. c:.11 or dr•~lnO background -l20 eectll t40-IMI 1•1..&... MAii( YOUR ..,.. pr•am Ouaran-Mr Wiiton, &e2-SM3 h91pful 'ull company ltHlr ... /f /I Ledlee l4Ct Gotd Diamond r U -ft ... ~ •• '*" , ______ t>.,-ietlu Apply Pen-Sm#I growing IMCtrontc Aot9IC wn.4~ .ttfl IEST or•t TODAY! COft'V'nlM6on Houre. tAM ltW,.., •• nyuv9r. 1&80 P19C41ntla. ::r.'t N Hoao ~ breoettt. ldMI vaMnUne u to 2PM. or •PM to 9PM ~/T, ••pr'd , 1panl1h Coat• M..a 1 1 time •todc· gift a 1100/080 iw...~I\.& Training I• provided . 'f>Mklng, GOOd beNftta. -----,-.---.-1p--O,C:(~..2.!.'t~ 157_-1_44_5 ... ·----Pot*'tlel to ..-n '300 C-'I M3--tf03 .. ," _"',......'"'" -"" p1u1 P« · ,.Ot an in. _ ____ P9tmtnent partltlrM ~ •dv~t. Exper d9-W"-' • Won09rfut wor"i ~. Qill ttion, MOf\day 2pm to eip-sired Call Jenny at of Stlopplno rlgtlt at C714)N7 net Ext 1204 Mor•,.,,,..._ ... oenlno pro:.. e·30pm, TUMday 831-7308 yo.x flnaartlpt ~ • • ' tN ~ 'buQ" thll 10 30am to 1pproa --Dally ffllot Claulfled ,.,.,.. ""° need ~ y .. ,. If )' 0 u h 0. • & 30pm. No ··E!~ Get ORUH '*"' Ad• To place 1°"1# ad ~ ..,. a.. the camper ~re l'Ot O'ftlng ~ App Pen-tor WHtTE ...-nu 091 IM,""71 end Ill i ~ ~ 1n '"" "'9d . ., tt now wtth • n,..,., 1eeo P ue, wftl'I •Ct~ Ad O...ie.d M-VWllllf Mtp ~a.v N.OT cir dlled Ad Coat•~-· Call &42*71 you -J l•1111t Stael WW ..... 4 .,..., .. ...,,rw•tlt._. phn f&l & Doc. ,_ OAC .. « ~ rnon4tl tf, tr.l """" -JI .. 1~ 60 142 19 """ 1u2'6 ...oi o4 ~IN!rlh TllCIS TO CIOOSI FIOI. 1531 90 121 OMV ealft ,_ 3A712, .,, 1631 40 ... .. '623 Stll 11623 100 °! 14219 A MOllTH HIGH• LOW43 l:UIT 1111111 MOND A Y FEBRUARY 11. 1'.18·1 Of~AN C.f f.OlJ N I Y C ALIFOHNIA :", C.F N : · It your Soclel Security number 11 38218 4715, you~v• won • . See rulH, 112 . Cout Which Orange County gentleman Is ••most llkely to be seated at An- tonello'• without a reaer- vatlon"? / A7 Callfomla Radioactive table stands have been discovered In Orange and Los Angeles counties./ M A lone bush probably saved I Ives of three on plane that landed at Avalon's hilltop airport. JM ~:·»»XW..«~»'M> Nation Texaco and Getty OU Co. have merged In the larg- est such transaction In history./ M . Black Repubflcans say It'll be tough setting Re- agan this year .IM t~Z'.'.~<'-'.-0'/////.'.oWN .. x World Reagan Is seeking mutual accord with Soviet Union's new leader .IM Mum's the word for Prln- ceu Olana. She's expect- ing second child In Sep- tember . ./ M Features Nancy Reagan leads the list of people who love Aphrodite chocolates from Huntington Beach. /A7. Wife of penny-pinching husband tries to settle accounts./ Al Sporta The road will be a bumby one for area basketball teams In the CIF playoffs. /C1 Jack Renner fin ally won the Hawaiian Open that eluded him last year. /C2 Entertainment The TV miniseries "Cel- ebrity'' Is a riveting drama about three boyhood friends who all became famous./ Al Bulneu Micro Venture of Irvine has a goaJ for Its market- ing department -a com- puter In every real estate office./ Al Financial columnist Syl- via Porter looks at good and bad news affecting your19831ncornetax return./ Al W~®)(.@~~A~:.~ nmsx A3 At.10 84 M 86-8 84 88 85 A7_. 87 A8 A8 A4 Af A3 85 81-3 A10 Al M A2 A4 Mes~ Cop_s nab 'vigilante' Gunman tells his victim he's determined to clear neighborhood of hoods, hoodlums A 19-year..old Huntinaton Beach routh OD hit way to viJit IOme friends 1n Costa Mesa Sunday niaht wu allqedly threatened by a man who pointed a loaded sun at his bead and II.id he wu tryina to clean up the 2Mesa skaters No. 1 at home By LP.BENET OftlleDllllr ........ Around the Ice Capades Cbalet in Costa Mesa, the young ska ten tend to step uide when Bun Lancon and Jill Wauon tqin their Iona prosram. uwe have in sbtina what is known as a caste system,.. explains 19-year-old Ron Kravette of Costa Mesa. 1983 Pacific Coast Novice Dance Champion. "Tbote who are stronger and better have the ri&ht of way on the ice and everyone adheres to that And Bun and Jill are No. 1 here." And No. 6 in the world, much to everyon~'s surprise. On Sunday, the two skated to a sixth place finish in fisure sbtina pain competition in the XIV Olym- pic Winter Games, thrillina the thronp of youngsten trainina early today at the ice rink where Lancon and Wauon practice f'CfUlarly. 'They were put, .. wd 12-year-old Tracy Ventura of Costa Mesa. "It wu the best they bad ever done ... "It makes me feel good to know somebody in the Olympics," said 11-year-old Stevette Stone of Minion Vie,o ... We were cheerina for them when they were on TV." nei&bborhood. 0.vid feierabend told policebe wu ridina bis motorcycle in en alley behind the 3000 block of Coolidsc Avenue about 6 p.m. Sunday when a man approached him and .asked bis Aatronaat'• eye riew name. The man demanded identification ftom him and then alJesedly t>Ulled a JOlded bandaun out of his belt, cocked it and placed it to Feierabend's head, threatenina to .. blow his braina out" if be moved. Accordina to a police repon, Feierabend explained to the man that he was aoin& to visit some fnends in a nearby apartment Little Kristy Bi&bam, a 1 ~year-old from Tustin. said she was imoressed with the standing ovation Lancon and Watson received after a four-and-a-half minute program (Pleue Ne IBSA/ A2) .a.ton ...,,.,I.wt Brace llcCandlw uapped thla picture of the &battle Cballeacer d11J'iq Ida apace walk 1ut week. llcCancU .. wum~awayfrom tbe8paceelllpaatncthe manned m.aneaYeJtna matt be belped to create. • UCI ranks in top 10 but officials aren't impressed 1984 Gourman report 'not taken seriously' by some educators. corporate recruiters By ANDREA ADELSON Oftlle~ ....... UC Irvine is amona the top 10 collqes in California, according to the 1984 Gourman Report, a ranlcina of the nation's underaraduate tchools. But un~~~s!!r officials apparently aren't im by the honor. Stanford Univenity wins top honors with UC Berkeley taking a close second in the fourth edition of the~n. Cahfomia has the hi&hest per- centage of aood collqes in the country, says Jack Oourman. the compendium's author and 1 Cal State Uo.ivenity Northridce profeuor. The pronouncement may come u a welcome validation to coUqe admin- istrators whose institutions win hiah mlkinas. . But some academte1 and co~te recruiten put little credence 10 the ~';c.aton contacted by The Daily Pilot say they rely on two other ranlcinp, a National Science Foun- dation listina of federal pant winners and a 1eCOnd based on the findings of toe national education groups. ·rm not afraid of them. I'm not just off the street,.. Gourman said from his home in Los Angeles .. .. We're not disturbed by criticism," he said. Oourman 's repon it published by National Educauon Standards, a Los A114Cles-bascd profit-mak.in& or- pruzation that evaluates institutions of hi&her leamina here and abroad. A murder mystery: After 15 years pass she's still Jane Doe She was just Jane Doe. Dark hair, aliabtly chubby and youDJ, maybe 23 or so. She wu weanna a flowered blou1e pink caprls, an imitation leether jacket and 1 cheap dinner riq. for 1961, tbed.idn't lookout of the ordinary. Except that abe wu dad. lnvestipton went over cecb of the iteml IO many ti.ma that they IAW them in their lleep. For yean they went over tbcm, tryina to fipR out wbo the woman wu. Still, abe remained jutt Jane Doc. Her throat wu llaa&ed and the bid been left to die in a muddy Hunt· u..ton Bach ftdicl.Two §J_boyt wtio'd beat buotina for n the VIC8Dt lot dilc:ovcred bet . It wu aprawled face.down. Her do were muteed: If 8be had I pwlO, it WU JODC. Sm£ l111L£ RETR OSPECTIVE • . killer wu an tlQped meaial patient DOW OD tbc loole. More bodice bad been found.. all bOrribly mutilated. A 11tanic ~p ... bciQ& toQlbt. He is the presidenL Gounnan. S 1, a ~litical science professor, said he imtiated the repon tn 1967, and publiabed a second one in 1977. In the last three years, two editions have been published annual- ly, he said. The 1111de's intent is as a national mirror. to show coUcgc leaders their rtren¢is and weak- nesses, Oounnan sa1d. Besides beina circulated by an Illinois book distributor to retail book stores, Gourman said the two-volume repon is purchased by "hundreds" of corporate recruiters, high school counselon and govern- ment offi cials. As for UCl, Gourman said .. they've got strcnath. They have a good chance to become a national university, althou.fh a lot of people don't know them.' According to Lynne Wither, a University of California academic (Pleue tee UC IRVDIB/ A2) Winter replacementa . The suspect then walked him Feierabend said, with the sun poioied at his stomach, to the apanment and uked the resident to venfy that he knew Feierabend. When the resident vouched for him, the man let Feierabend ao 1nS1de and c~pla.ined Wt be was tryina to keep the nei&hborhood clear of "hoods or hoodlums ... After be shook the owner's hand repeatedly. he left. the police Mid. Richard Coleman. ,. • ·Of C.. Mesa, was an'el1ed ~ tbc raidcm caJled police. • , Coleman was booked into &M Costa Mesa Pobce Depetuneat Jail on suspicion of lDdn.tppina aad usauJt with a deadly weapon. A loaded hand.J.un wu recovtnld ia his car,pobce wd, and t»il wu .et at $25,000. Unconscious brain tied to learning? UCI researchers probe mind's storage areas By ANDREA ADELSON °' .. ~ ........ Stories persist about uncon1e1ous rursery patients who can recall oper- atina room convenations. And now UC Irvine researchers have discovered the anesthetized brain ~ ~pable of learning and rememberina information durina what wu thouJbt to be an unaware, and unresponsive state. The reteareh findinp, conducted at UCJ's Center for the NeurobioloSY of LeaminJ and Memory by On. Norman Wein~. Paul Gold and Debra Stember&. were published in the February issue of Science map.; zine. Gold says the researcher's pl is to eventually identify what areas of the brain store memories. That findina could lead to the discovery of a triuering mecba.n.ism in people whose ability to learn and remember . is blocked, such as the retarded, the senile or those sufferin& from a severe trauma, be said .. We're assumin'-it will be several yean before ideotifyina the specific brain system related to memory, .. the 39-year-old researcher' said. He could (Pleue He llllADf / A2) Summer-like crowds swarm coastal sands The sunny weather that lured 32,000 to Orange Coast beaches and prompted a flotilla of weekend boaters to set sail may drop a few degrees as clouds gather. However, the combmat1on of a holiday (for some) and still pleasant temperatures proved enough to draw a crowd lo the sand today. L ifegua rd s expec t ed larger-than-nonnal weekday crowds today as surfers and sunbathe~ h1l the sand. taking advantage of the three-day Lmcoln's Birthday holiday. Sunday "was picture perfect." a cloudless and wmdless day, ahhough the beaches this mornmg were slight- ly more overcast, Newport &ach lifeguard Enc Bauer said. On Tuesday, weather forecasters predict clearing along the coast after considerable cloudiness tonight with overnight lows dipping to 40 to SO degrees. Highs ctf 63 to 74 are predicted. A Southern C.aJifomia hiah of 76 degrees was reported Sunday in Santa Monica and, although beach attend- ance slipped from last weekend, county lifeguards rcponed im- pressi ve turnouts for a February. More surfers than bathers braved 58 degree ocean temperatures, catch· ing fairly shaped o ne-to three-foot waves out of the west. Bauer said. About 8,000 sunseeken put down towels at Newpon and Corona del ( Pleue He CLOVD8/A2) At tint tbo boyl tbolllbi they'd found I mannequin. But wtieft the tnath tot OUl and wont of the mllftlet apreld. wild rumon twept the c:ommoruty. Tbe For 314 di~ Jane Doe wu DI" ia I monuary l~ftp&or while dcttJo. tiva tried to fiaUft out wbo lbe wu. Wbcrc tbe bid come from and .a.y lbc bad died. The mortuary com· olaioed, but pobce ~ intistent the hunt not be cut off too IOOft. nae ftrt bwadteda of leads but tacb one wu a~ end. (lit•• .. JAR DO&/ A2t OW wti.o ~ crnr the be&ellee wllen all drie people an 1one? TbeM ..p1la take DJCllt at CoTODa cle1 trv State Beacla on a ba.,. week4ay afternoon. Tile late fllm·muer Alfred Bltcbcocll woU4 lliiift pJ•eed bJ tile lll&Jlt. • t ' • 91 Orange Cout DAlLY PILOT/Monday, February 13, 19S.. TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUULE ACROSS 51 Noah'aeon 152 SchOol t.-t 1 Fabeed bttd 54 O(*• • Aalen gulter 5$ MMt C\lt t Ev•'• friend eo -and 14 State: ebbr. down• 1& Dobbin 61 Giant tS M~ 62 Practtcal t7 Acted up 64 Germ•n 18 Fatta province 20 Pink 68 Callow 21 Stentey -= 67 Nest 22 lnatant: abbr. 68 Virginia 23 Stout'• Wolf• name 24 High hOme 69 German 26 Inventory region 2t -and 70 Perfume don't• 71 CIA'a 31 And so on: lorerunner abbr. 32 Stlmulua 33 Owing 38 Erase 38 Fury 39 Twisting 41 Crusader's foe 43 Period « Walked over 46 Introduce 47 Graphs 49 Kind of hockey SO Thing: law 2 DOWN •Latin 2 Vestment 3Wood 4 Art11ic1al 5 Foresters' org 6 Ceasefire 7 Guaranteed 8 Breathers 9 Scatters 10 Bay windows 11 Clltl 5 6 PMVlOUI PUZZLS I OL vet> 12 Tosspot 13 "-lruly" 18 Wears 2• Oregon city 25 Pastnes 27 More certain 28 Ontario river 30 Last notice 33 Particulars 34 Girl's name 35 Curtains 37 Coast bird 40 Matin divisions 42 Set upon 7 8 •5 Amblguoos 48 Smirks 53 Apart 55 European land. comb lorm 56 Europeans 57 Mountain range 59 Nota - 61 Examine 62 Sound o l disgust 63 Three: It 65 Pigeon 10 , 1 12 13 lelt Wu... llM t J Wu... llM ... W.~ Hll IM11c 1111 Tilt 4 ftMl Drl"' HH Aatp, ....,,.. &a•, .,.._. . Pr•·8CtlOOI THC"•'· ( Q;t., cUF i:the: sena 2 9oal ownen have 4 iAi 'b Toyot• io;; s;a .. =...:-.o;;.1..... ........ ttlt ... a.. •™ Tu .. ·Thura. Newport ~ ec:tlOol ..._., .,.._ lft m1g arc weld« boata/2 wlte'l/new bGy amJfm cau it'9lt '_..... _. "' ... -• IHch a:30·1'.SOAM Houn~t2.~511 ~ gmder, QreniM Must ... , Ctl 26 & Col-Mlcl'lielnt. t82SO/o:r'~•~l~1i!!iiiJll~.~,!ii,~ .. "!P~ Ulhr.M2..:52&7 IUlfaoeplet.,i.tgecutoff umbta2e.Cellboatlwtt./ 873-2105 4dr, ale, 9d cond. m...-... MW, tool & C\rtler grind· blbyagent 975-8137 T-·L· 432·1181 Wkd'/9 ,. •• ITllll Up to ttO~ APPt •· .,, Yert6oll mill, com· Or ,., • ._.. ,.,. lot..,.. cnw Salaty preHor bench mlll Ndnought 1~ >\ l~ht '88 +o;ot. « Ion lng sea. •11110 Ill. 4.1 =hnnlghtly? + bonua. Mr 8 Hf~ :Ir*' i ~ t9'd f~ ="\e~4~-:r a cmpr thell, atereo Good eond. t1250 ::S.au~1~~~T· Areyou.... Peirt tlrNI , {714)872-1754 Hobie Cat ~ •• with t,.tter ~700. 730--0&5l 432-1181 wttdy9 Full)' ~IPC*I Ser. 2000. Wellgioomecl.. mllD. IPll•I al I $15Cl0 Many &U&L DUAALINl!RlongbedHner '75 2400, lmmac, em/tm, E.T R &20 ~system ~ S7 50 to •tatt Need car 1 840·92'4 for 73-'84 CMvy· or GMC .W. euto. blk wl blll Int, Lea ...tbaft. J.2.QQQ .ml. anda.tfmottveted? Mutt be lh us· atet90 .,,.ueri $350' , truck$150PI P8"4M-482 ottgownl785013f.t211 Whltew/r9d1Mtherlntr. Do you.... c!t!Un trutt ........ hy . . A M ' 0 n~ . ., 1 0· Lanoef' 38, tall mut, Lortn a_ •7• 2AIV' 2 Or Im--r,: Atklng S20K. Daye E 1Joywoftclngwtthkld ? ' -vo• ' • . ' C HHevety thing 0oct< Am '811 " """' ' ,,_,, " 71M778·6700 ex 34, nff You can entMt YE's "4-.2890 (MPM) Merguerlte, M. a~alleble. $75M./ Private Cl1111:1 t041 low a tan, wl,. wt*. 1K night.I 831·7~. Phone 84&-7021 ';'i':Q If It.,.,. 200 Gel. Aqu.r. no acceea. Party. 673-5101 :gg P k d ml, $9850. 790-9278 la 2:30..epm Mon. thru Fri, PAITdf S125. ev. f-7. 650-e185 LIDO 14+ traller. Both In good~S~00~1~4~nt '78 MBZ 450SLC: ~low, -;:;p-p'.,.l!ft!Pl"P~ ... 111 1111 2 full alze matt box aprlng• perfect cond. $1800/obo. tan Int, new tlr ... chrome *'11 lfilliE* PIT 12-5:30 PM. Mon-Fri. • Hit. 120·$25. Metal Call 857·8218 bttt. f•ffrft~ wheel•. 79.ooo mt. xlnt hlJ 12,111 llfl" I Dependable rec»ptlonist TOP lramee, IM7. 833-0-481 Ohlton 3& Sloop 1958 la•l 1107 ~~t.th~::;dc;o~~ Lth _. .......... . wanted. Must have tront Femalea pref Modelt and N y dteMI · 1'•7!l~IP.!'"'lmll'!~-----••.,... .,.. office a~purance . Eacorte. (213}88f.1N4 M *UR lll00.00 c:iiv ~:~~yed 'v!~ Fox 4dr gorgeoua ~~~h~~~73_g:~~. Guy lmll .... 1 Ul,HI ~~f.n:u~~ntK.'Yf~~&; l mtlT (n /Tiii) $1~~.ftl.r,<'A~;~3~2'l'J~ IOUtflld. nMdk• ••.11•1'2&5~00 ~~~P·~tt';c:ie auto, fttle .... , I 17 ,Ill C II •• 1 ..... needed for Newport me c wor • • 081 300SD, wl'lt !'!~ O•r Pritt 111 .... hr. a ... •• "''"I Cent fir 759-1356 Broltmaattr. Top of line 845-09018-5. Mutt aell. llil'llr 1112 Int, 38K ml, -8,...,.,,. , • ~ 833-0425 « m. Gu BBQ, rotluette, cvr, ,.... 759..()606 Thia 83 s.vtlte la tu~ p /T H•PTllllST WllTU redwd thel1, cert & ac-PAOIFIO OllLIE 'fo 2002. rbit eng, Irena •81 390SEL. loaded, perl loeded and unnwred • BUIY rMI •tat• offtc./ •11111 lllLTI oeee. Seti Igniting twin 32' Bloc:k ltland etulalng rear end. Snrf. Nu condition. S39,500. Call ;:: =-•t~~oeJ needs receptionist Must " ' txmwa. 11'1etmoetat, adj. cutter. Legendary Trana-bfak•. gd paint, gd t!Ne, w.ekdaya 044-8440 m ....... th.flna""...,. •-'table · Oil IF SOIHL lld, grlll, 7 mo old. New pee v.t Teak decb fut euy main!., xlnt body -------"" ...... .,, ... M preeentable, reliable. se1s.now $300 720-1599 comfortable 1 • let • 13600/obo. &42-01116 '82 3000 Turbo Ott 14K with only a few hundred wlll train but exp. Ill IF Wiii ' mmacu • ml Color/Thlatle dollars down on ap- preferred. Lite typing COMIC BOOKS ANO S32,600 owner 497-3511 7331 BMW '79, jtltt Uke saJ 000 NB 720-1705 ' pro\'9d 01edn. (801475). req'd. 8.30-1:30, 5 dys pr Position available for BASEBALL CARDS i 1\...-b 70 • new 4 must Mii NOWI ' · · · IEIE•H ••• OllP wk Call Nancy 631-12&6 young people over 16 yrs bol.lght A told. 1826 New· JI -6 Auto, loaded Incl. BBS '82 380SL. wl'llte w/black ftAA. VAii wort<lng In the newepaper port Blvd. 850-2866 S5 ?t. s[IP for Pow.r wh11. P6 tlr•. lhMp-leather, 21K, pol~ al· 111-0ll 1 HAL HT&TI Ill promotion fleld. Sates ex-H Boat. 21 Balboa Coves. akin SMtcov«a Call loya. $3.4,600. 645-8272 Experienced agent dealr· pe<lence helpful but not ave Y~~r rwn bHr $300/mo. 173-1464 833-323 t bet Spm 'M MBZ 300SO, 2000 ml. • 8 9 C p 1 de V 111 e . ~~l~ha;.1r~'t.~d~1~: necessary. Wiit train. :~k"~·gauo':. ~~;~! 38tt NPT BCH MOORING 759-0810 al1 . 5pm $39,950. "3-9356 evee; $795/obo. Call &42-3721 lllhed CdM firm. High Commlastona plus bonus. Ml up. Save up to~~ $12,000 760 0789 '77 320l: black, auto, 1lr. (213)327-9945 days •77 Sedan Oevllle, commlaalon Incentive Must be ambltlout and over 8 packs $95/obo. Dock apace, front Ile up to s7ooo. 548-0855 Ask about lhe money we wtltlwl'lt/bue. new tlr• plu1 private office and self motivators. &42·•809 28' power boat, Npt (eves & wt<ndt) can Mve you thr\I our $4300. 720-1101 eecretary 675·2311 Daya Call Earl Rountree be· llST SELL laland. $6 pr h . $150 min. '78 3201, 111 acoesaorles, 1 purchaN & leaae plans. NABERS &Ev/Wknda875-3311 I tween 10:30AM and Hlghtpeeddrlllblta,topof 650-1304 owner, Immaculate ,HllLEllll REOEmH/SEOln 3:00PM for an Interview the tine, lnduatrlal grade MOORING RENTAL on 497-5288 llNITI Various duties, full time, or apply In person at 330 any size any quantity 35¢ shOre. 18' boat, a great '84 BMW 3181, 6 yr unllm. 1301 Quall Street CADILLAC e11perlenced s8ooimo West Bay St. Coats each on up. Write to loc. Bal Isle 673-6204 ml warr•nty, take over NEWPORT BEACH LARGEST SELECTION nego1l1ble. S43-2114 . Mesa. 548-7058 t Sant~ Fe Liquidators. SLIPS AVAILABLE lease w/111 3 pymts free. 111·1100 oflatemodel, tow mfleage IECEmllllT WIEIEllAmlHIT ~~~~:,·~~.~led..: c i126~·23~ .. ~~019FT5.•· F Me•. Delphln. 642·5t6t TOP SSS PAID Cad111ace1nsouthern FHt-growlng company In Pierce Brothers' Smith 91335 or call 7 days a a .. ......... -M · ) Callfornlal See ut todayt Orange County needs full Mortuary. 536-6539 week (2 131997-8343 SaUMa!•a 70 ~.nm.a~ For Pampered &40-1810 time receptionist wlll'I WllE IPEUTH Pine plant ere desk s260. Hy-FlY 300 xtnt cond ~ Y. ""9~ IEIOEIES IEIZ 2600 Harbor Blvd. light typing & book· Experd to wortt for ,,;ajor Mahogany 4 poster kng $550/obo. '8•8·6822 ·· 0 Salea-Senlioe·Leaalng ToP Meroeclea Prtcea Paid COSTA MESA keeping expe<lenee. Ex· ·stockbroker near OC air-IZ hnd carved rice bd S I 1111 I 0 11 P /I ceuent benefit•. both port. Hrt 7:30-3:30. Call S900 Ory sink $200 42" Wlndturf« Rocket 99, 2 h::,.o:. h .. l I!,. DIAL 2~317~~EA~DES C~nrtltt 1313 personally & pro-Judy Eckert 955--6000 unflnllhed tbl $75. 10x14 masts, 2 H iit . new. tlh ... , HOUSE OF IMPORTS, Inc 175 Mont• ce&. ™ w , fesslonally, tor lndMdual ruat/camel/blk Morracan 831-5601 -·· growth. Salary com-O.,a 5510 rug $300 Antique Ice box =,.,.., -. --,-1 ----~,-l~ Excellent Selection of New ll4 new trans, all pow«. mensur•t• with ex-m G Id A t I $200 Dresser S275 Lift IC!C.. and Carefully prepared $1000 obo. 493-0936 perlence Call Mrs. p ppleao :;kl "9 r ever top ·commode st 50 Gtrlll;° 1oaPd. $50. Men1a Uted BMW'ulwiys In '78 Midget, 1 ownr car, '75 Monza, V-8 eng, Parsons, 631-a280. S2u75-$300 .. "'"8ngD1r7eaerv9 . 780-0549 tOspd, $60 673-t403 Stock 46K ml, pert. cond., $1300/or bett ofter. ~.... 131-3111 S3750iobo. 845-5374 or 495-9-429 IEDEPTilllST Germ. Shep, AKC. all Secretary deek, S80. •rrs I014 208w 1at.SantaAna 642-6189 -------- tor busy chfroPractlc of· ages Germ bl llne Swivel ~ chr, $20 10•-i' Havasu Camper, Closed Sunday PtrlCL.t l 57 '76 MONTE CARLO: good lice Must be ahatp, well shots', wormed 545-71«' Sear·s Organ, $400 Con· Monomatlc, air coole<, • cond, a/c, pt. new front organized & dependable aole, $45. Heavy duty crpts. xlnt oond. Must LARGE SELECTION OF 'll 114 PlllOIE tires. $1400/obo. 7-9am wlthgoodphonemanner. ftll 5535 shop tbl, $25. Plano, see17141962_7817 NEW&USEOBMW'SI All or'9 air. super clean orf>.9pm,857-1429. Type 45 wpm. Non/amo-Dbl YeUowhead Xmuon S..00. 851-0274 • S3850. 631-3016 '80 CAPRICE CLASSIC ker preferred. 631-5690 parrot wntge. s 350. Snapper mowe<, Honde ••ttr lakta I l Liii IUCI ID 4 dr, very clean, loaded IEOEmllllT Also ~ Macaw cage 3'h eng, $175 Perego 182 Honda EXpress, 800 SEVA°v\~~:~:;§1~ ltaaalt IS $5000 545-4147 Law office. Must type 45 $200. 2-1685 strollers. twin, $100, & ml, $300. 642-6258 3670 N. Cherry Ave. '79 Gordlnl, electr ic M«c. Capri Custom .• 74. 4 wpm, have super front of· a-titan •AtO toddler. $35. 675-5651 M t 1 / LONG BEACH tunroof, hardtoP, racing ....i 4 apd ...... pal t fie• appearance. E•· IUI -vv Otti r i t I • orcyc " ... , •. ale, pie, Ilk• new ti~~. reblt 'q s~ new perlence necessary. Call 2 Mts of oak dining tbla, Ct , Ill Ill Sctottn 1011 (No. Cherry exlt-405) $3300/0BO. 850-4138 vw .71 Spec Beetle, new weekdays 9.5, 8-40-995 1. chrs, buffets. Sac/otter. Et••t•Ht 6226 ·78 Aonda 550. 3K ml. P 1•> H~·lllO Ttnt• I tires, new lntr. lo ml, new Restaurant 675-5511 or67~8004 New Phney Bowes copier, prime cond. S 1100. 0~aE;J~~E~~ brakes, llke new $18 '45 29A Ford Town Sedan S300. 963-5336 760·0549 HI Corolla Wagon Honda Civic ·77 Very gd TACO IELL $6500. Restored. P.P. D 1117 White. Auto, 18M ml. 1 cond $1500 We are looking for ag-675-6161 2 TWO HONDAS attn I owner, RIA, am/Im, like Audi Fox M. eng xlnt greslve lndlvlduala. '81 XL 80. low mlles, S435. ·73 610 Wgn, auto, nu eng, new $5500. 494-2003 body, new llr• s'1950. ---====~=~==t~!!!!!!!:::::~=~=~=t=~~~~=~=J prefer 18 & over. to work Antique oak rolltop desk t '81 Passport, lo mlles, carb, brakH. thockt, I '69 CORONA: 4 dr. good CALL 631-4985 ltlt WutH SHI Btlf WaatH 5100 Btlt WutH 5100 full & part time Day & wlkey, S..50. 64-0-0357 $425 ~~th exit cond radiator Runt •Int I cond. $750. 997-1467 -_ _ night ahlftt avallable. Caloric dble oven range, PUYEIPIAllllOO 2•1408 S2900 75t-6t60Dave I (leave message) SEE IS FllSTI MllllEI General on1ce1secretary Motel mald & laundry per-Apply 2-4· 699 S Coas1 microwave & self-clean, 645-8017 9am-5pm. Vespa 125 sooo economl-'79 280 zx. GL pkg. A/C, .79 Celle• GT an/rf w/some acctg. exp. for son needed, 6030 w Hwy. Laguna Beach meat probe rotlnorle. YAMAHA MA· l keyboard· cal xlnt for student $545 lo mi, 5 apd. mint $7995. j am/fm, exit ~d. Musi Need energe11c person for local detlvery. $4/hour Mon.-Frl. 8·5 Cleen OMV Apply at Maaters 234 Flacher Av., CM ~174 ~~1,:an~~!ur~ fl;'~ _P_C_H_,_N_B_. 64_2_·3_0_30 __ IHfEISt $400. 675-1536 New, 218 sounds. t6 obo 631-09•6 PP 846-1532 Sell $4800 obo 8'44-8087 typist w/some computer llYH/lllYtl Needed to le&M roofing A1rliaaca l l rhY1hm. ptaycard system, IV'1 I022 Fiat exp Mrs Witt 979-6080 Starving Actors Moving llcen11e tor new Roofing 1f cu ft refriQerator. clean tran~ 675-7t19 AV SERVICE Holst ..,.. ______ ....;.;;.;;;,;. VtlJiJWl[H 117 ......... Co. needs strong. clean Co. Alter 4;30. 499-1604 s 100. 5'48-5360 ,,., ... , .... 1230 Dondero Tires. 2049 Hrbr '78 124 Spyder convert, ·63 eXJXi hJG -Must ;en ._ •-cut. bright & pollte per---CM 646-48 S coffee wltan top, 40K ml, 1st $500 takes u '. Jack ol all Trades. M/F, to son for household goods SALES OLEll Magk: Chef 4 burner gas Ouallty slate pool table. t4 atto 3pm •Int cond, $3800 548-9068 We l'l•ve a good aelec11on of NEW & uted Chev· rolets! See ua todayl CONNELL CHEVROLET . ...._.,. H.1r r.. ii • •,..., l \ \I~" . 546-1 200 •HLf PILIT work In Newport home & moving. 650-1366 Full/time Apply In person stove $50. 645-8192 Brunsw1ck cushions. Trailers 642-7350 evestwknda -. -------- ... office, 10-20 hrs/wk/flex. 1-------bet 9-12 noon Mon -Frt· S400 675-1536 T 'l IOZ B • 65 B~. exit eond. Must Now accepting appll-Knowledgable in house-IURSllli Costa Mesa Stationers . REFRIGERATOR REPAIR TV I .J• rift 4 oa I 9125 Sellt $1850 848-6800 or ~DM-~-,-----.-3-1-7 cations for 04atrlc1 Man· hold electric systems & CERT NURSE'S AIDES 270 E 17th St CM Local hOme estimate S27 1 lall, BUY FACTORY DIRECT '14 H ..1 A ..1 752-t458 ~!'Pl!lm ____ ... ....., .,.., to aunarvlse news· woodworking Pe m po --...--,,,---·-· --Larry's Aefrlg. 760-n75 lttrff ~232 Lightweight fiberglass ll•I COlr• '65 VW nel '66 art, new paint 1 tkes. -..-· ..... • · ~ s-7am-3:30pm & part time SALES Full/time quall· • Sc 3. . Sil ~ h ..1 P• van, r\lna $975 968-6034 paper carrier• Should ltlon Excell QPPI y torr&-Jpm-7pm. Please call be· fled ·etall sate$ Used relrig $100, washer ACA d"P0r1 fV hardly amp 1 & 16 travel I I• good. $850 5-4a-2559 ___ . ------ have good personality, tired person Send r&-tween t0am&5pm Mon Must r be experf:'::;. S55507,-0d3ry38er $50, TV $50. usedSt20e~sS59-74t7 ~=~acaa~ldn~!'*t~l~·,r~h Least ttlrl '66 Bug. European model Fer• tllt :!ci~~:~g::':/ ~;:n~~ h~~:;'!·a~~a~~: _•_h_ru_F_r_• _s_•9_·_3o_6_t . Hours flexible. Beth's ltatl Gneral 7011 l ·800-346-496i for fr~ •SAYE LOTS* restored to orlglnal, 12 '62 Ranch Waoon. runs&. Must have Van, Wagon or peeled to Boxholder. box ORIEi IHI ~f;:~, ~o~ys1J.!6•;:1on wc:i!~!'a':h~~S 1~3~et~~ t2; bo~t wit railer. 1360 _brochure snd SAVEi B1~~d: ~a~00:hl!~~~~ . volt S2950 548-6734 eves looks good. 1rg roofrack, :~~--tg>oodN~l•~.m~~~~ 6!5~,26~~~~~ Beach, Busy phones. order laking Sales: -$150. 646-5848 898-6545 Tent trailer, excellent con· and save Uke you have 71 Super Beetle, xlnt $795 848-375 - , and writing. variety job. dt11on Awning butane d b 1 con d · be SI offer · 'II 1....a 11. rt age allowance, company llllSECLUIEllS Good phone manner. Lingerie home presen· Co•pattn 6011 14 ft U.N. Valeo alum wtilte stove .$900 63 i ·22t8 never save e ore 645·5374, 642-6 t89 .. " -n• benefits and bonus oP-math appltude and neat tallona, PIT, $360-$480 _ boat 9'h hp Evlnntde · · (1D tO 10863) For more In· All orig. & sharp, new top & portunlty. Apply In per-Part/time will work Into handwriting req Please monthly Call Enchanted Computer System. Com-mtr. S950. 548·4840 AatOI Waatt4 9020 formation on this unique '74 BUG: orig. owner, xlnt tires. $4650. 497-5373 son at Dally Piiot Clrcula· lull/time. Benefits & good submit resume and Lady. 250-0340 modare 64 w/prlnter, opportunity to save cond, must aetl. $2500 :-..,.--~-----~ tlon Omo.. 330 w. Bey wages. English speaking. salary requirement• to: --------caaa.tape drive, word P11rtr ltatt 7012 IOASl lllH.S money, call now. obo 786-9056 Liactla • 1323 St. C.M. Mon thru Fri Own good running v&-Konica Med lea I Corp. sales processor, modem $500 13tt BOSTON WHALER fer Hllitlt H 1 ·1211 liEIEUL OAR 1A t Uncoln for tale 1250. 3pm to 6pm. No phone hk:le. 83t·7728 •11. 3 5452 Business or. Hunt-lmTUllllll 962-3-478 198t 35 HP Evenrude && <fl}; Runs good. Call cell•. M r. Holland. -Fa_r_mer_s_l-nau-ra_nce __ A_ge_n--lngton Bch, ca 92629 Bf:r~~:~·~arg~~t~~rnTt~~I~ hraitut 5 awtvel seats, new varnish WE llY 6...01l1 . ~-642-2956 or 642-1956 E.O.E. ~::.e' ~;~~oe per-_A_tt_n_:_L_lz______ rental company, Is look-7· Couch llght brown ~I ~~~~k~11~ SY~~:c; CLEAi OARS ·~. 'T ~ •ere tl2!J •11.ITl/•u irs lllH TUEi Ing for sales consultants leather, llke new. $300. firm. NO TRAILER. (7141 All TllCIS ~COUGAR ••· -.llWfLlf SALIS Two opening• avallable In In Cotta Mesa. If you 2131594-9494 546·3256 al1er 5pm CONVERTIBLE. X·R7 Cotor/~n. will train N_..,,.rt ""··-'"' •~di Order Dept No ••· enjoy meeting people, Lo-.. ed $2500 PIT, FIT 175-S«7 v~,...... °"""" 1 -ng and are looking tor 1 . couch w/2 matching 23 ft Ash Nautlque by Cor-..., AGS jewelers seeking lull perlence neceuary. great opportunity with a c:hrs $250. 650-3750 eva ract Craft, cntr console, 642-1376 Ent~:!:.~ o:c ~~c~ent ~~!c, T::'t::::.~8'saJ!9~ ~p:.":; ':1~·b~u:~ fast growing company, merlcan 01 Martlnsvllle deep vee fish mach, 1111 WllU"S '80 Zephyr, lo ml, lmmac, I M T C M office procedures. 5 day S1art Immediately Excel· we want to talk with youl Bdrm Set· Pecan flni.tl, loaded 454, 100 gal fuel, SOUTH ale. p/1, p/b. MUST SEE ~ ~ ~lo oai~~~:;:, week lncludlng Saturday, lent Income If qualified. Salary plus commtsalon, trlple dresser, mirror, Vhf, ds. stereo, tr1r. Jutt COUI $2550. 6-46-6533 p.o. bo• 1560 c M. 92626 no evenings. 673-9334 For appointment, cell Mr. full benefit• Call Mrs du11 hdbfds, nlte 1tand1 BMutltull s2o.500 Home TY '83 LYNX. 3 spd auto, low Johnson 662-5343 Score. 714·6•5-4 772, $450. Twin beds $20 & 646-093o, wtt 879·2640 WE llY lllE ltlllUtS YOLllWAIEI ml, llke new. 30 city. 4-0 '"'81 ... •Jtl••ht .IOOLIY SALES Mon & Tues, 10-2PM s..o 964--0928 25' Wetlcran Nova XL, USED CARS & TRUCKS SOUTH hwy. S5000. 833-744-0., INtal Atsi1talt Ex per preferred. op-Par1 time CLERK with BREUNER'S RENTS 1973. Twin, Ford, V-8. COME IN OR CALL FOR "WI WIU MT NEWPORT BEACH portunlty for advance. =~t :~~N.:! EOE ~~~5. Wht Bd~0~~~·7 Mercrulaere. Tandem FIH APPIWSAL COUITY ll .. 1111.1" Pl~t• HH We are looking for two Contaci Mr Klein, In care port Beach area. $5/hr. SALESPERSON axle traller. $8295. Cormler-DeUllo ISIZI Volume Salee, Serv1c:e 1 ti9T.lle1nt, 4 dr, auto, A enthualaatk:, friendly, ex· ol Welsfleld's, South Call 7141432· 1 t61 for FULL/TIME Carpet, approx 250 yrda, 720-110 t CllmlLn And Leasing cyt, air. $795. 645-7578 perlenoed people to join Co as I P I • z a . details. Experience In Hallmark light cinnamon color, PARTNERWANTEO 18211BEACHBLVD. HWfWILLllT 18711BeachBlvd. Ptatiac 1335 our team. We offer a fast Wed/Thurs/Fri, 2-iPM cards & office suppllea. S 1000 wi ped. 720-9902 26' Penn Yan, turbo delset, HUNTINGTON BEACH IE lllllSILI Huntl~ton Beech paced, challenglng l)OS· Only No phone call• PART /TIME. Sat. work. 40 hr wk Incl. some night• ChlneM Furniture & Rugs: S.F .. 2 boet ownr' buy all Hl 1011 ••• •a• 1 v (71 .. ) .. 2 2000 '71 GRANDMA'S d rand-ltlon with top pay & fringe pleaae. Bring resume. Neat & personable tor re-& Wl<nds. 962-8910 Flo•--ood alde'"--rd & • I •• • olume Salff, Service • • • vllle, X-eond., wall m-•-t. tall operation. Good --uva or part NB sllp. S17t/mo WE W And Leatlng S8 .,., benefits. Non/1moker UHL IEClnAIY hrs/pay. Cherie 760-1822 Satespereona BALBOA cheat (matching), Rawd + eq ulty !jeposl t. AIT YHI 1871 t Beach Blvd. '78 Dasher Wgn, lo ml, like 95 obo. 631-09-i6 544-o595 Npt Bch R.E lit. firm seeks ISLAND REAL TY now Grandfather clock, Chi· 963-0007 CLUI ISEI 0&11 Huntington Baach new, exit malnt. $2950. '74 Grand VIiie, loaded, gd •Y OWIEIS motivated. exp. Legal Part/time hiring 673-8700 'nese. screens, woolen & lta (114) 142-2000 Call Kay 644-9060 cond, needs minor body Sec'y This challenglng HPPLEIHT sllkrugs(chlnal548-3265 ti, all 7014 '79'~ del 1 o sher WI< $1000 b 642 4571 P~~:-e!~~n':~ •• ~:~ position requires strlc1 YOH llCllE St1•1tr111/h,.r, Gas stove w/aetf clean UA ind S 1060, Minute-Maa•a 14 '4spd, sl:eo. !,per~~~: · 0 0 ... attention to detall & of-Tired of sitting around with FINISHER. Sallmakers. oven $250 650-3750 ev man Dinghy S-400. Tor-45mpg. $2450. 831-3016 To pf~ your meeaage Ory cteantng help. 8-3PM, tera potential for ad-nothing 10 do? Do you 50t 29th St. Npt Bch. · nado $1000. Tornado '11IAZI&121 ,,,,=-:..,.,.,-------before the e dyt, Bergstro m vancementaaOfflceMgr llket ml ,_711 1 S 1 IC 1 1 Good cond., sofa, odd wltrlrS1500,6-Meteron Low ml. alloys, Dunlop 79WhtonWhtBugConv. readlngpubllc, ,.._ __ ~ CdM Ae ... r--·d "~0-..,..62 ° ng..., so.gve ecreary ona ructon. chairs, electr. dryer, Crdle$15,000.8u7381 low miles 8731656 .......,_.. · ,,. v-. '" v1r us a Jlngle at 540-0301 Seeking motivated lndl-barstools 960_9528 ..,.,.. tires. remote control · • or phone Ull • .,.. lllH s-retary for an exciting job ... a vldual with xlnt tyrJng • alarm, amlfm stereo 631 • 9818 Daily Piiot -·-...... -"" Have you reed today's t f "'=,--:::,.,..-------n...-L IT I telephone sales person akllla & cons1ruc1ton ex-Limited of'I«. Blonde fin-Get GREEN cash CUM te, og ~ts. Manza ·ao DfMel Rabbit, MINT ClaMtfled. 642-5678 SEL~~:K~~:l~~st t~a rt lff with the LOS ANGELES perlence, shorthand 1 lsh Bentood rockers $29, 1 Clenlfled Ada? 11 not, for WHITE elephants exhaust, sheeptklna. COHO. throughout, runt --------- coupon •. church ...... neflt Busy El oro offtc.. good TIMES. Hours: 9am to 2 plut, hea"" phone con-tax Included Call ~.,:r!,.~ln t_Jlhe beat with a Cluslfled Ad $5900/obo, 676-6819 llkenew$2995.84MS33 .... typing and dictation ., 9"'D 3 Se --·-.,_,, c It a~2 "'"7 240-0427 equl ppment aklll• pm. Hourly wage + com-tac1 with vendor• vo-2 19. an. • .,.. .-.IV 8 Claaalfled A .. -·~2-"'•78 laaalfled Ads ·~2-"'•1a mission Location. 1375 549 2988 ""'...., .,_ ...., ..., EJl9Cutlve Housekeeper, necesHry Call Toni Sunflower Av C M • MOVING SALE: Alf new Aat• la rtH A I 768·557t -----··---lllln&IY furniture must go ASAPI 1111• •PrlH Aatn I• rt .. top pay, mull speak --------- fluent engllth, 5 hrs once SALES ·······•-i for Sr. Mrtttg .. ec. In Aefrlg S 125, color TV I weetc. Newport Beach LINGERIE PARTY dy".me:· ptu.n 1' E of StOO. 3 beds Sl25 ea. t Own transportation CONSULTANT PART· TIME, Varied hour1 flee AlrPort area Typl~ mirrored tables J225 Pf, I 873•5101. _.11w A-••1...·•--to Include early AM 85• prof8tllonal ~pear-t8' Met. COOCh 11500. _,. -n.... weekend• Mull have de-ence. Salary 11250 to S..t offers. 675-7409 PllTllY IPlllRI Nafl co-no detlverlea C.11 pendable vehicle (small atart with axoetlent ben-XLNT COMO· On eleepef formature lndlvldualawtth Beth 2131706-2770 or truck, van. station •fits. Send resume to: sofa. green:S95. 2 mod. oet•mlc faciory work ex-t-800•824•9200 wagon) to atal•t ,,....,.. 4665 MacArthur Court chairs, S80 ... 848...-019 ...,l«l<:e .....,,lally ax Mgr tral........... paper dealer In Irvine •200 ..._.. .. ""-·-"' ie---~-----p;.~ ;;;;,le ca1t: ,,_. ., ... Mutt be d9'*\· CA 92aeo........,A«n.' A;;;"'· i111t~tW eta. Starting eatery SS+ Fii .10111 dable. Contact Oreg ' · · CtM IUJ !'lour with benefit• for aklll Earn $300-$700 weekly Hyde Monday thru Friday SO'nY /,_H """--•-r __ ...,.....,. leYel. Call 8:30-Spm only, Cash paid dally. No can~ between 9:30 and 10:30 n"'*I for p/t or fltlme geway randfether1a 49f.57e1, aak tor Brett. vualng. PIMM call a.m. 021¥· 842~321 work In comfortable 90• clock $600. 851-0209 • 554-2039 or 554-4538 -• • vlron-t St•... tod J FLORAL DELIVERY PEA-bef tam or bet 8-7pm .. ...,, ' .,, ay. mhy I SON WANTED Mutt PAIT /TIIE Cell 841-!~082 fOf Tim - have ntc• appearance llAllFAITll• WEEIElll ... ITllY,P/T and be outgoing. Contect Sharp J*'aotl needed tot Smafl. pteaent engineer· Th• Flower Man at metal OHtlng. uelng Supervlee Newlptiper oar· Ing office. Mon·P'rl , f40-tot2 low-temp centrifugal ma-rler'• Mrty morning •am 1-aPM Mu•t be good * ROLlllYI* * PllYATI atlTI * F__. o---., ..... ~ .... ~ Ct'llne Jew.try cut~ • 10am Sat. a Sun Mutt typlat. &49--5234 "'"' ....... --<nlfl,. exp ...., ...... R-l"M ha~ van. 11atlon w...,..,. f--... 1 •-typing a n11ng e11.p. nee. · .-·-· ••' · _.... ....., ......,,,... . CHECK SOUTH COUNTY'S PRICES FIRSTI Soma .,.kp'g helpful Go can Gary 631-0312 or 1ma11 pickup Hourtf S.n. lta. 1ttt1•e1t Of """'*"" GIA c.rttfted " lnduatrtee. 842-1194 Ma---wage & mllMQe. Apply In Full/time. Femal•• Diamond. Other Gem e are d II ...u.u-~WMttcfaya "°W. •c:ome.$4/hOuf.Shell: Stonea.SACAIFICING · 81 ftl 01 ra&./lm ,., ThrM poelttone avalleble Bay St., Cotta M.... 2500 San Joequln CdM every 11odel ls1z1 I• PAl'f /Tm-~~=~•;::: Or•• ~E Datly Pttot Stock Peraon, lull t;me, . (11C) 141-0711 Op,ortunltlM avellable venoement No expet._ --------lntelll~nt, reapontlbte 1--------stoc• l•pluses, Wltfl the Loe AnQettt erlOe neote.Mry Com-PAm-IP pereon only Apply -=-.......,.,_......,=--,_......,,...._.....,,....- TltNe Cireufatlon De-S*'Y wtA lrak\. Muat h•~ 5 days • ..-Including 3-5PM. Ruby'• Diner on Genuine Emwalda. Aubya Tr1c•s. C1s & Diesel part m •" t In our car. boaaenl Income 11 Saturday Wiii train Art BalbOe Pier l Seppt\lrM. Your Chotoe ctoor·•o-door ~ qutllln.ct. '°' appt. cell or dr•tt'?i bktcground a20 ~1 MO-eele lurks -MAKE YOUR ..,_ prOfl'am Guaran-Mr wnaon, M2--5&43. helpful ull company 8 ltHtr ... /t /O Ladi. 1..a Gold OIMlond ..... ~ _..,. plw benefit• Apply p.,,. mall growing -.Ctronlc ~ .. .,... weld\ wit" BEST ar•L TODAYJ oomml9llOn HOurt: OAM lblUl PW'f lfO nyuvtr. 1eeo Plactntla, compeny nr lioag Hoap. bf'ecelet ldeel vtleintlne U to2PM,Ot4PMtotPM FI T, Hpr'd , apanlah CottaMeiaa '*Id• full time •todc-gift. ·S1100/080 1111.-1\A Tralnlno I• provided epealtlng, ~ benefit•. p•-·tP ~oom/Q C type peraon 157 1445 Potentlal to~ S300 Cati "3--9103 INH ..,,..., ~untu. fOt -·--·.---..---~ P9I' _..., F0t an In-P•mtMnt pert/time pc»-advancement EJIJ* ct.-W"-' a Wonderlvf Wortd ..,._;calf. 111on, Monday 2pm to •P-alrMj Cell Jenny at of Shopping, right at f714)95 ·t38t, Eat 1204. WCW. ......... .,.. geitttng PfOK. 8:30pm, Tueadey 631-7308 ywr flnoert~ ~--==::::=:=:::;--=-=--::::-the c.tmplnO "bug" tNa 10.30am to appro>c. Dally ,.-ltot Ct .. altled ~,...,.-peopte yHr. ")'OU have. 5:30pm. NO • ._penenc. GetORlEHCUh Ada. To piece 'fOUI ad, ....., .._,. c:Nck 111e CM1'* tNt'• Mt oen1no nacetMry. APt)ty· Pen-'°' WHrre ~u oa11 Mz .. se11 eno 11e • ..,_ ~ tn the Ylld. Mii ft now wUh a n)'l41V«. 1880 Pl11Centla, Wffh • CleMlfted Ad Cl....., Ad~Vlaot '*P DAlL v '11.0T a..m.cs AO Cotta ._.... cait Mi-M71 you , HIGHll LOW43 1:1111 EllTIDI.-___,,........,,~~ MONDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1984 0 R A N CE C () l J N T '( C A l I F 0 n N I A :, ~, C E N ~ '.) It your Soclal Security number I• 392184795, you've won $50 See rule•, 82 Coaat Which Orange County gentleman ts "most likely to be seated at An- tonello's without a reser- vatlon"? / A7 California Radioactive table stands have been discovered In Orange and Los Angeles counties./ A4 A lone bush probably saved lives of three on plane that landed at Avalon's hilltop airport. IM Nation Texaco and Getty 011 Co. have merged In the larg- est such transaction In hlstory./A4. Black Republlcans say It'll be tough selling Re- agan this year .IM World Reagan Is seeking mutual accord with Soviet Unlon'snewleader./A4 Mum's the word for Prin- cess Diana. She's expect- ing second child In Sep- tember .. / A4 Featurea Nancy Reagan leads the list of people who love Aphrodite chocolates from Huntington Beach. /A7. Wife of penny-pinching husband tries to settle accounts./ Al Sports The road will be a bum by one for area basketball teams In the CIF playoffs. /C1 Jack Renner flnalty won the Hawaiian Open that eluded him last year. /C2 Entertainment The TV miniseries "Cel- ebrity" Is a riveting drama about three boyhood friends who all became famous./ Al Baalneu Micro Venture of Irvine has a goal for Its market- ing department -a com- puter In every real estate office./ Al Financial columnist Syl- via Porter looks at good and bad news affecting your19831ncometax return./ Al INDEX A3 A9-10 EM A~ BM IM ea 86 A7-8 87 Al A9 A4 A& A3 ea 81-3' A10 M Al A2 A4 Mes~ cops nab 'vigilante' Gunman tells his vtcttm he's determined to clear neighborhood of hoods. hoodlums A 19-year-old Huntinston Beach routh on his way to visit some friends m Costa Mesa Sunday night was allesedly threatened by a man who pointed a loaded aun at his head and said be was trying to clean up the 2Mesa skaters No. 1 at home By L.P. BENET °' ... ....,,... ..... Around the Ice Capadcs Chalet in Costa Mesa, the young skaters tend to step aside when Burt Lancon and Jill Watson begin their Ions prosram. "We have in skating what is known as a caste system,'' explains 19-year-old Ron Kravctte of Costa Mesa, 1983 Pacific Coast Novice Dance Cbampion. 'vrb<>te who arc stronger and better have the ri&ht of way on the ice and everyone adheres to thaL And Burt and Jill arc No. I here." And No. 6 in the world, much to everyone's surprise. Oti Sunday, the two skated to a sixth place finish in fiaure skating pain competition in the XIV Olym- pic Winter Garnes, thrilling the throngs of youngsters training early today at the ice rink where Lancon and Watson practice resularly. "They were great," wd 12-year-old Tracy Ventura of Costa Mesa. "It was the best they had ever done." "It ma.Ices me feel good to know somebody in the Olympics," said 11-year-old Stevette Stone of Mission Viejo. ··we were cheering for them when they were on TV." oei&hborhood. Oavid Feierabend told policebe was riding his motorcycle in an alley behind the 3000 block of Coolidp A venue about 6 p.m. Sunday when a man approached him and .asked bis Aatronaat'• eye Tlew name. The man demanded identification from him and then al&epdly {>Ullcd a loaded handaun out of h.is belt. cocked it and placed it to Feierabend's head, threatening to "blow bis brains out .. if he moved. Accordina to a police report, Feierabend explained to the man that be wu goina to visit some friends in a nearby apanmenL little Kristy Bigham, a 10..year-old from Tustin, said she was impressed with the standing ovation Lancon and Watson received after a four-and-a-half minute program (Pleue Me IDtSA/ A2) aa.ton 91M'Chllat Bnlce llcCandlw wppecl tlat. picture of the Sbattle·Claalleaier darlq b.la space walk Jut week. llcCandlw wumo.m, awayfri>m the 9pace U.tp aatncthe manned maneaYeJine Unlt Ile helped to create. • UCI ranks in top 10 but officials aren't impressed 1984 Gourman report ·not taken seriously' by some educators. corporate recruiters BJ ANDREA ADELSON Of .. Dlllr ........ UC Irvine is among the top 10 colleges in California, according to the 1984 Gourman Report. a ranking of the nation's undergraduate schools. But university officials apparently aren't impressed by the honor. Stanford University wins top honors with UC Berkeley taking a close second in the founh edition of the re~rt. Cahfomia has the highest per- centage of good colleges in the country, says Jack Gounnan, the compendium's author and a Cal State University Northridge professor. The pronouncement may come as a welcome validation to college admin- istrators whose institutions win high ranki Bu~me academics and ~te recruiters put little credence m the report. Educators contacted by The Daily Pilot say they rely on two other rankinp, a National Science Foun- dation listins of federal arant winners and a second based on the findings of tor. national education groups. 'I'm not afraid of them. I'm not just off the street," Gounnan said from bis home in Los Angeles. "We're not disturbed by criticism," be said. Gourman•s report is published by National Educauon Standards, a Los An,eles-based profit-makina or- gant.zation that evaluates institutions of higher learpina here and abroad. A murder mystery: After 15 years pass she's still Jane Doe She was just Jane Doe. Dark hair, sli&htly chubby and yoUDJ, maybe 23 or so. Sbe was • we&nn& I flowered blOUle pink capria, an imitation leather jKket and a cheap dinner rin&. For I 968, she didn't look out of the · O~. Except that abe WU dead. Investiptora went overeecb of the items so many times that tbcy aw them in their sleep. For }Un they went over them, tryina to fisure O\lt wbo the woman wu. Still, ahe remained Juat Jane Doe. Her thra.t wu alaahed and abe bad bee.ft left to die in a muddy Hunt~ illl'Qn Beach 8eld. Two &1 boya wfio'd been buntina for an the vaca.nt lot ditc:Overed her y. Jt WU STEVE MUil£ RETRO SPECT IVE ldller wu an etetped mental patient now on the l00te. Mo~ bodies hid been foWMl. all horribly mutilated. A manic pup WU btiJla IO\l&bl. He is the presidenL Gourman, S l, a J>'.Olitical science professor, said he imtiated the report m 196 7, and published a second one in 1977. lo the last three years, two editions have been published annual- ly, he said. The gwde's intent is as a national mirror, to show college leaders their stre~s and weak- nesses, Gounnan satd. Besides being circulated by an lllinois book distributor to retail book stores, Gourman said the two-volume repon is purchased by "hundreds" of corporate recruiters, high school counselors and govern- ment officials. As for UO, Gourman said .. they've got strength. They have a good chance to become a national university, altho~ a lot of people don't know them: According to Lynne Wither, a University of California academic (Pleue eee UC IRVl1U/A2) I The suspect then walked him. Feierabend said, with the sun pointed at bis stomach, to the apmtment and asked the resident to verify that he knew Feierabend. When the resident vouched for him, the man let Feierabend go inside and explained that be was trying to keep the nei&bborbood clear of "hoods or hoodlums." After he shook the owner's hand repeatedly, be left, the police Uid. Richard C.Okrnan. s l, of com Mesa, wu arTCSted afta 1ht resideet called police. Coleman was booked into the Costa Mesa ~lice Department Jail on suspicion of kid.MPPiD& ud assault with a deadly weapon. . A loaded bandP.&n WU recovered ID his car. police wd, and b&il wu let at S2S,000. Unconscious brain tied to learning? UCI researchers probe mind· s storage areas By ANDREA ADELSON Of .. DlllJ ........ Stories penist about unconscious SUJ"lef'Y patienu who can recall oper- ating room conversations. And now UC Irvine researchers have discovered the anesthetized brain if capable of learning and remem6erina information during what was thouJbt to be an unaware, and unresponsive state. The research findings, conducted at UCl's Center for the Neurobiology of Lcarnina and Memory by On. Norman WeinberJer, Paul Gold and Debra Sternberg. were published in the February issue of Science map zine. . Gold says the researcher's goal ii to eventually identify what areas of the brain store memories. That findina could lead to the cfucovery of a triaerins mechanism in people whose ability to learn and remem&er is blocked, such as the rewdcd., the 1enile or those sufferina from a 1CVere trauma, he said. "We're auuminf it will be 1everal yean before idcnllfyina the specific brain system related to memory, .. the 39-year-old researcher said. He couJd (Pleue eee DAJJll/ A2) Summer-like crowds swarm coastal sands The sunny weather that lured 32.000 to Orange Coast beaches and prompted a flotilla of weekend boaters to set sail may drop a few degrees as clouds gather. However, the combination of a holiday (for some) and still pleasant temperatures proved enough to draw a crowd to the sand today. Lifeguard s expected Larger-than-normal weekday crowds today as surfers and sunbathers hit the sand, taking advantage of the three-day Lincoln's Binhday holiday. Sunday •·was picture perfect.·· a cloudless and windless day. although the beaches this morning were slight- ly more overcast, Newport Beach lifeguard Enc Bauer said. On Tuesday. weather forecasters predict clearing aJong the coast after considerable cloudiness torugbt with ovem 1ght lows dippina to 40 to SO degrees. Highs ef 63 to 74 are predicted. A Southern California high of 76 degrees was reported Sunday in Santa Monica and. although beach attend- ance slipped from last weekend. county lifeguards reported im- pressive turnouts for a February. More surfers than bathers braved 58 degree ocean temperatures, cat.cb- mg fairly shaped one-to three-foot waves o ut of the west, Bauer said. About 8,000 sunseckers put down towels at Newport and Corona del ( Pleue eee CLOtJD8/ A2) aprawkd faco.down. Hcrdolba were muuod; If aho htd I pw"llC, it WU IC)DC. At fint the ~ tbouaht they'd found 1 mannequin. For 31•daYt Jane Doe was kclJ( in 1 mortuary ~m.mior while detec- tivet tried to filWe out wbo &he was, where ahe had come from and wby lbe hid died. Tbe mortuary oom· Dlained. but police were insitttnt the hunt not be cut off too to0n. lVlnterTeplaceaienta But when the truth aot out and word or the murder 1pread, wild Nm<m ""Pl the community. Tbe , . • There were bWKireds of lt.adl but etlCb one wu a~ end. ~ ... .JAdDO&/AA) 0-wlllo tak• °"' tlae beacb• wit.en all tta. .PeOPI• an 1one? ,.._ ..plla take fUClat at Coroaa de1 rrv State Beach on a huJ weekday afternoon. Tlle late fllm·maker A1fre4 Blmlacock wv.14 Ilia" beeD p1-eed by tlae GCJlt. ' , • • BRAIN RESEARCH AT UCI ••• FiOmAl aive no t1melable tor ~om1ng up Wlth a memory shmulauna d111Covcry. In the meantime, Gold and his coUcaaue will pursue the anesthesia research and other avenues to un· tan&k how animal brain's pnnt memory The psychob1olog.ists found that the hormone epinephnne -nlore commonly kn o wn as th e flight-or-fight chemical adreoaltne - may play a role in the formauon of memones Memones are bd1eved to be 1m- pnntcd when an organism becomes e.llc1ted or aroused by an event. Epinephrtnt is prei.e111 during arousal. Researl'he~ proved their point b) injecting already sedated rats "-Ith the hormone while they underwent "tra1nina. .. simultaneously sound1na a tone and admin1sterina an electncal shock. The animals were not awak- ened by the sudden surae of epincphnne and. meuurements of their heart rate and reflexes ~howcd no chansc dunng tra1nrna. Yet 10 days later, the anunals wen: found to have been condhioocd to the fear trainina. Rats in a waking state that re«1vcd the s.hock-and-tone while unconscious stopped drinlong when they heard the noise. A control group that received ~line instead of ep1nephnne did not. Gold explained that the pairing of memory fonnatton and adrenaline had been 'iubstaot1ated before his work. However. by working wtth MESA DUO NO. 1 HERE ••• From Al filled with stunning death spirals difficult double Jumps and a vanet) of complex overhead lilt~ "The\ !>hould ha\I~ got the gold.' tht' blond-hairc:d Kmt) ~ad with an 1mp1sh gnn. The rnache!> at the fa nrnu\ 'out hern ( ahforn1a nnli.. \H'rl· J\ 1mpre,~J as the children "The) were excellent." com- mented Yvonne Nit ks of( osta Mesa. whose husband John coaches Lancon and Watson. "John called (from Yugosla via) last night and told me he was verv pleased that they had skated so clean -there were no mistakes" Karen <.irobba, a skating instructor who has 'iecn Lancon and Watson \kate an man)' competitions. said 1t was the IJei.t !'.he had ever seen them perform. "They looked confident and I thought they were the crowd UC IRVINE RANKING HIGH ..• From Al anaJyst. "no one tali..c'> 11 'cl") senousl>" Howc,er. V.11her \a1d C1ourman·, rankmf.S did "tend tu agree "'1th others. • such a!> thl.' national (on- feren ce Board rank mg, pu bllshcc.J an the Chroni cle of H 1~ha EduLat111n magazine last year. A corporate reuu1ter tor a large Orange ( ounty firm who a\ked not to be 1den11fied. said the Gourman Repon ··1~ not highl y respected." He reltes more on 1ndu!ltr. 1radc ra nk- ings when hinng graduate\ ''That's their opin ion Gourman said •'There arc a numl>cr ol guide'> out that are u~less." ht· \<11d calling thl· Conference Board h\ting ··a comrx·n- d1um ol gms1p ·· Gossip or no the n·pun 1si.ued b\ the lontcrcncc Board of Associated Re!>earch ( ouncils that rdnked undergraduate SC"hoob. "was very 1nnuent1al 1n budget negot1at1ons m the last m. months," said Wilham Parker, U( l's asi.oc1ate vice chancellor. ..\m ong graduate schools. the Na- tional Science Foundation ltst1ng acts as the premier yardsuck. "The two together provide a good profile." ~1d David Scheuer, an a!>s1stant dean of graduate studies at UCL The !nine campus was ranked among the top third of the nation's best I 00 undergraduate colleges. and S8th in federal suppon for research, Parker said. "That means that in lcs~ than .20 years. UCI has come from ranch land to a very good un1vcrs1t}." he said. Som e clouds a re gonna roll in sedated anamws researchers have a simpler task of sorting out wh1C'h events takina place in the brain are related to memory. "A lot of the brain lS dcpre sed durin• anesthesia." he said. Gold likened the procc s to looking for a ncedJe m a haystack. Sedation make) the haystack smaller. he said. Whale Gold said he is fascinated that the findings give credence to reports about opcratina room recol- lect1ons. the research should not be viewed as &JVang hope to sleep leaminJ. advocates. "Anesthesia as a very different st.ate than lcep," he said. An md1 v1dual would hkcly wake up 1f &lvcn the stimulant epinephnnc dunng sleep, Gold pointed out. favorites along with the (.arruthers ... For Lancon of Huntington Beach and Watson ol Costa Mesa, the sixth place finish ext·eeds all expectations. They were d1sappo1nted with their third place finish in the U.S. Figure Skating Championships a month aio. But in Sarajevo. before a cheenng crowd and an international television audience. they skated what they and others descnbcd as the best per- formance of their hvcs. 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LOCATION Huntington e.acr. AIW< Jetty, Newpof1 40th 81 . Newport 22nd St • Newp«t 911bOIWedge Leoun• 8Mcll 8111Clltnent• Wiier Temp·67·5'1 Rain. anowmJ Stiow.f•• Pl11tflfff!i) 14 72 ""'° •• 39 Ak:nmOnd 40 33 81 LOUii at 5• 11,...•T~ 13 56 Salt LAI<• 67 3& ~ AntonlO 86 42 8Wl '*'° o n ..., ,,ancllCO se 31 s1a1e~ 41 31 S..1111 ~~ ~ ::...-r.: 47 37 .,._ 10 ... 8yr- M 48 T()9ek1 51 28 Tue-. 5e 44 TulM & 7 29 WMl\tnglOITIC* fair llllr , .. letr..poor POOf lilt poot-falr $...,I dlrec110n' _, The relauvely low scores they received, which received a chorus of boos and boots from the largely American crowd in Sarajevo. Yugoslavia, did not surprise anyone who is familiar with the caste system an mtemational skatang circles. Watson and Lancon have been together only 18 months and are still paying their dues. But the outstanding finish puts the pair in superb position to step in as the No.I U.S. pairs team if the Carruthers, who earned a Silver Medal on Sunday, retire after next month's world championships. NB reviews ban against church use of facilities CLOUDS .•. From Al Mar beaches on Sunday, with about 1,000 fewer sunworsh1pers on Satur- day, be said. A 28-year-old surfer suffered a neck 1nJUJ)' Saturday when hitting the ocean bottom, Bauer said. The un- 1dcnti fied man was ..ireatcd at the beach, and no other injuries occurred. he said .. At Huntington and San Clemente, another 16.000 people took to the sand over the weekend. fhc rankings. even uourman's, act as an "external validation" that can provide per)uas1ve leverage among legislators and college adminis- trators W1thr\ of the UC 'itafT. said Gourma·n·., report isn't taken scnoush because it'~ cntena 1s "vague: un)ubstant1ated and un- City m ay open pa rk, other publi c areas for religious meetings By JERRY HIRSCH Of .... Deir Piiot •ta1t Church groups can't use city facili- ties in Newpon Beach but the city attorney's office is recommending dumping the poltcy. Last September a woman asked to use a park bu1ld1ng for a Bible study class. But Parks. Beaches and Rec· reation Director Ronald Whitley denied the request in accordance with a City Council policy passed in the 1970's. At the same tame. Whnley asked the cit)' attomc) 's offi ce to review the pohC) A'>'i1stant C1t) ,\ttorney Roben D. (1abncle found a recent U.S. Su- preme Coun ruling ovcnurncd a simila r ban at a !>late unf\.ers1ty "The Supreme ( oun said 11 wa s actual!) a '1olat1on of the First >\mcndment to prohibit religious activities while allowing other fonns of expression:· Gabriele ex plamed Ironically. the city passed the church ban because it thought at was upholding the Constitutional separ- ation of church and state. In a report to the City Council, Gabnele says a religous group could successfully challenge the policy and that 11 would be wiser to treat religious organizations like private groupi. wishing to rent fac1ht1es. The woman who wanted to teach the Bable class never filed a request for a permit so city officials don't have her name. but her verbal request was enough to spark a review of the policy. saad Recreation Super- intendent Tom L.me. "Because it is such a sensitive issue we wanted to take another look at our policies. find out whal other cities arc doing and how the laws have changed." he ~1d. The Cll)' gets only two or three requests a year from rcli~ous groups who want to use city facilities. he said. But the number ma y increase 1f th<' ban is lifted vabnclc also 1s recommending that the c11ychange Its poltcy ltm1t1ng how poltt1cal groups can rent cit) facilities for meetings. "The political prohibition is that you are not allowed to hold a meeting unless r,ou have an opposing facuon atteod. ' Gabriele said. clear." "We don't put an) weight on 11." she said. Gourman defends h1!> rcpon as being based on empincal and venfi· Mesan undergoing exam able information compiled from a ,C.. 11 • d ~~:~~~y0~ .. ~~~e~rs~urce~end at>-.. 1 o · · ·ow1ngm UV er "They send us solid information on a depanmcnt's weakncssco; and strengths." Gourman sa1<l. "We b--Costa Mesa man also had fallen kn~w 1f there arc biases because .. •he Suspect has een in through a glass window before patro1- of wife at R1vers1de General Hospital. ratings arc constant!~ commg 1n. hosplt_al Jail ward men amved. -------------------------------------------• Because of his inJunes and the JANE DOE REMAINS A MYSTERY ~ •• since rampage psychiastric testing. Katcher has not been formally characd with any of the crimes and remains in police custody By STEVE MARBLE Ot 1"9 Delly f'llot It.fl Meanwhile. the 76-year-old motel owner remains in a coma at Dcsen Hospital an Palm Sprin~. Anhur Sussle 1s connected to a life-suppon system and has been near death smce the beating. officials report. From A l The C"a'>C took 1n'l'\llg.ltors to ( anada "c"' ) orli. ( 11, ,ind \1 e>.1<:0 The dead "oman·, linl(rrpnnts "'ere run throu~h the FHI u1m putcr -not once but tlnll' :iftl.'I llnll' l.ac h item of tlo1h1ng "'"' \IUtlll'd tor \1gn\ of whnc ti might h.1q· hn·n purrha'>C:c.J f mall" !ht· <lt·1 "ll tH'\ g.l\c up and Jane DOl' "'-a' hunl'd ~I\ people \howrd up tor the pdUPl'r'\ funeral on a gre) and ram\ f·mh" 1n a Corona ~Mar crnwtan -lot I 5~F .y-' E"en at tht• l'nd police kept hrlking 10 \c"t' "-hP might \how up 10 wt· an un!..1111"-n girl huned in an unmarkl.'d gra\l" But cvcrz·onc IO .11trndantl' w:i' 1hnl' on official hu'510C'>'> Kt pnner\ and policemen. Toda' I., ~t·ar., after the woman \I.as found the la'>l' remains open. although tht· t h.llllt''> ol ever de- termining v. hu Jane Doc was is remote r he l hant('!I of finding her killer are l'Vl'n \limml'r ''l nk.,., \t>meont· 1ust c:omcs tn wme da" and rnntcv.eJXnt )car'> work.in& on thl· C"a\c and rema1n<1 fam iliar with Jts detail) He rcmcm~rs. tor ino;tance. tbot the woman·~ aquamarine nng -Si.Le 6 3/4--took detecti ve~ to the fann town of Woodland A J<:>Nelcr in the town out$1de Sacrnmento saw a pohce ad in a trade magazine and thouaht ht recalled tt a!I one he had sold "That wa\ one ol our lcw leads aod 1t looked iood tor a while." wd McKennon. "But 11 wa another dead rnd." Retired police dtt"tave Joe Grun- dy spent rwo ye-a~ on tht l"aSC before cathna 1t quits and movana to tbt wtldemess alona f>uJct C)ound an Washmaton whett ht ll r.ull haunted by memories oft.he nameless lady "Y~h. 1t Shll bother; me. I wanted to dear 1t... he reaJJed durina a telephone intef"\litv.-. "h was a dau1c A ta.I clua1c. ·· Orun~ calculated tbat he and olhtroffi~nconducted nearly S.000 n'crvi · traveled south of the border twtce and C'Vcn uac:kcd down '"'°pc no who ti.timed to hne W"Cn the my.,tcry woman walking wtth a man shortly before she died. The field where Jane Doe's body was found has now been plowed under. Newland Stred passes through 1t and several subd1v1S1ons have been built. The murder si te. 1n effect, has been buried along with the namele!>S v1rt1m. But in 1968 when Newland went no further south than Yorktown Av- enue. the weed; lot was a favorite dayume haunt of young children out explonng and a night 11mc hangout for yo ung couples looking for a quiet, secluded spot. "People would go there to neck. That's about all." said Mc Kennon "There was a little dirt path you could pull out onto .. After the ~oman's body was dis- covered. pohce went door-to-door in the surroundrng neighborhood asking the same question and gelling the same an~wer. Nobody heard any- thing. nobody saw anything Because the unknown woman was killed on a Thursday. police £et up blockades on three straight Thursday evenings. Every car traveling through the area was stopped and every dn ver asked 1f he had passed thnt way the night the dark-haired woman wa' k>fled . Nothina "We used to try that kand of stuff back then and sometimes It worked." s~ud McKennon "But 1n this case it didn't." There were suspicions that Jane Doc had been a biker Others thoua,ht she was a prostitute. po sibly from Me~1co because of her s.l1Jhtly Latin features But m ttie end, at was all just atJesswork.. The day Jane.Doe was to be buned, a Lona Beach woman came forward with the new the the my&terymurdtt victJm was Rhonda Fisher, a roamina Gcof1Ja JJrl who'd supposedly hook· ed up with the Hell's Anatls But poh~ located Rhonda 21 er. She was hv1n1 an Orqon Almost t ... o yun after the lhna. anothtt woman 1clcntiRcd Jane Dot u Tm:sa Mme Tippet, a auooosed 30-)ear-old pool hustler rrom· Nonh Carolina who, also uted the m.m Mat1e Meeker and Mattie Sttllwell. But Tippet. in vestigators learned. was suppo~d to he the mother of two. Jane Doe. 1hr county coronor said, had never had a child. A.nothcr dead end A mothu "ho had not seen her daughter s1nlC. a lam1l> quarrel eight years before. 1..on tacted police, think- ing Jane Doc might be her daughter. But police found the woman's daugh- ter. The my'>tCr) continued. "We sohcd a IOI of cases for other c:1t1es but we didn't <1ol"e our own ." !\aid McKennon Grundy said uf all the lead'i and tips. there was onl y one he thought might ha ve been o n target "A woman 1n T1Juana had reported her daughter m1s'iing," the detective recalled. "When I went to the house to talk with her, <1he refused to talk with me She told me her daughter drowned and washed upon the beach. "That alway'i rubbed against my gills. I was neve r sure 1f I believe her or not. But It doesn't matter now." The Rev. G . Russel Shaw. who said last ntes for the unknown woman, s~11d he ha!i never for&<>tten that particular funeral. "I have a very vi v1d memory of 1t." said Shaw, who moved to V1ctorv1lle shonly an.er the rainy funeral. "It was troublillJ. 1 remember aJI the dctt» tivcs at the funeral. wa.itina around to see who would show up. I wa. curious too." Shaw said he moved out of Hunt· inaton Beach bchcvina that the woman be had buncd had been identified ua Nna•ay (rom Oeol'Kia. "I f0f1tl the name but t.hal'S who fve been thankma tt wu alJ these years. ••rm sony LO bear that•s not trUc, .. be added. ThouJh the murder my tcry re· mains an opm, Ktl ve c.atc, daccti Vt) have had ultle reuon to ~ntinuc the hunt for the identity of a woma.n ho h.ad somehow lapped lhrouah hfc without le.avinf 1 inalC pcnon be- hind who could lJut rilme and fltt ~~~"iimos1 likc chc pmon didn't t"Vco nut.." mytcd d~cnnon. A Costa Mesa man suspected of killing his wife and severely beating the elderl y owners of a motel nearly nearly a month ago, is undergoing a psyrh1atnc eumination this week to determine ifhc 1s mentally capable of understanding the charges he faces. Joseph K.atcher. 6 7. as accused of murdenng his wife. Kay, in their ( osta Mesa condominium and driv- ing to Desert Hot Springs where he aJlegedly continued his violent ram- page after confronting the motel owners. He has been m a hospital 1a1l ward smce his arrest Jan. 19. Desert Hot Springs pohce broke into the Sussle Guest House office where Katcher allegedly was trying to strangle Pauhnc Sussle, the motel owner·~ wift K:ucher suffered a broken wrist and skull fracture when police pulled him away from the woman. The Just Call 642-6086 0:2.~ I• Quer11ntMd ... .....,., ,,..,.,. If ,..,., I.WI "61 11••111 r!J'•• re11e• Dy b e> "' t.>14 Co<e I Co m end y01J• (ll'>r •Ill be .. &•'"''"'"' .,.,., ·~' " '°"' 00 llOI 1-te ... J'Ollf Pilgrim's proud father to appeal to NB Council Shipwright Dennis Holland 1s e~ pected to take the plight of his I 00-foot clipper ship before the Newport Beach City Council tonight to ask that the Pilgnm of Newport be allowed to stay docked at Rhine Wharf Park unul a pennanent home for the I 8th-century-style ship can be readied. Holland. 3 7. of Costa Mel>ll ism the midst of an ongoing feud with the city over the docking of h.ls handmade boat at a city dock. Clty officials say Holland has overstayed his welcome at the dock and 1s blocking public access Holland says he cannot move the boat and has no place to put 1t 1fhe could. Friday. a Superior Coun Judge dented the city's request for a re.- straining order aga1nst Holland which would have forced bjm to move the Pilgrim immediately. But the Judge said the city could come back in a week 1f the boat was not moved by then. Betty Holland. Dennis' wife. said many of the couplc·s long·hme fnends and supporterl have prom- ised to show up at the meetin,. "If they all show up it'll be packed. ' she said. What do you llkt about the Dally Ptlot? What don't you llke~ Call the number •t left and your meua1e will bt recorded, transcribed and delivered to tbt approprla&t editor. Tbt samt U -ltour an1wtrl11g service may~ uttd to record letters to tM tdltor on any topic. Coatrlbuton to our Ltutra column muat Include their namt and telephone oumbtr for verlftcatfoo. No clrcalaUon calls, pleast. . 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Weeth« WortdNNI AS A9-10 84 A4 BM M 88 85 A7·8 87 At A9 A4 AS A3 85 81-3 A10 At A8 Aa A4 (} I Mesa cops nab 'vigilante' Gunman tells his victim he's out to ·clean up neighborhood· • A 19-year..old Huntinaton Beach youth on his way to visit some friends ll1 Costa Mesa Sunday ni&ht was aJlegedly threatened by a man who pointed a loaded gun at his head and said he was trying to clean up the Cycle chase ends-in crash Pair arrested for stealing motorcycles Two men riding on sto)en motor- cycles led police on a high-speed chase Sunday afternoon from Hunt- ington Beach to Santa Ana where both lost control of their bikes and crashed, according to police. Jeff Dean Millick, 20, of Hunt- ington Beach and Reggie Martinez, 22, of Santa Ana were arrested on suspicion of grand theft auto and reckless driving. Both remained in jaiJ today on SS,000 bail. A Huntington Beach patrolman said he 5e0tted the two riders driving at exce151ve speeds at 3p.m. Sunday "They were aoing up to 100 mph d we finally pve up the chase. It was becoming too hazardous,•• ex- plained Lt. Jim Walker. who said a police helicopter continued trailing the men. nei&hborhood. David Feierabend told policche was ridina his motorcycle in an alley behind the 3000 block of Coolidae A venue about 6 p.m. Sunday when• man approached him and uked his • Aatronaat'• eye view name. The man demanded identification from him and then allqedly pulled a loaded handgun out of bis beft, cocked it and placed 1t to Feierabend's head, threatenina to .. blow his brains out" if he moved. Accordina to a police report, Feierabend explained to the man that he was aoing to visit some friends in a nearby apartment. Millick lost control of his motor- cycle in Santa Ana and crashed. Martinez crashed several minutes later, accordina to police. Millick was later treated at Pacific Community Hospital for injuries to bi~ knee and hands. One of the motorcycles reportedly was stolen in Hunungton and the second. a brand new bike, was reported stolen from Costa Mesa. ao.ton •peclallat Brace llcCandleu •napped tilt. picture of the Shuttle Challen,er d~ Ida •pace walk tut week. llcCanclleee wu moTbie away frOm the •pace •hip utncthe m•nned manea•ertnc 1in.lt he helped to create. but UCI ranks in top 10 officials aren't impressed 1984 Gourman report 'not taken seriously' by some educators BJ ANDREA ADELSON °' .. ~ ........ UC Irvine is amona the top 10 colleges in California, aocording to the 1984 Oourman Report, a ranking of the nation's undergraduate schools. But university officials apparently aren't impressed by the honor. Stanford University wins top honors with UC Berkeley taking a close second in the fourth edition of the rcP.?rt. Cahfornaa has the highest per- centage of good colleges in the country, says Jack Gourman, the compendium's author and a Cal State University Northridge professor. The pronouncement may come as a welcome validation to college ad min- istrators whose institutions win high rankings. But some academics and corporate recruiters put littJe credence in the report. f.ducators contacted by The Daily Pilot say they rely on two other rankings, a National Science Foun- dation listing offederal grant winners and a second Dascd on the findings of toe national education groups. 'I'm not afraid of them. I'm not just off the street," Gourman said from his home in Los Angeles .. "We're not disturbed by criticism." he said. Oourman's repon is published by National f.ducallon Standards, a Los An,eles-bascd profit-makina or- ganization that evaluates institutions of higher learning here and abroad. A murder mystery: After 15 years pass she's still Jane Doe She was just Jane Doe. Dark hair, sliabtly chubby and you_DJ. maybe 23 or so. She was weanna a flowttcd bloule pink capria, an imitation leather jacket and a cheap digner ri.na. For 1968, shedidn't look out of the ordinary. Except that she was dead. Invesdptors went over each of the items so many times that they 11w them in their sleep. For yean they went over them, tryina to naure out who the woman was. Still, she remained just Jane Doe. Her throat was ala.shed and she had been left to die in a nauddy Hunt· inaton Beach field. Two &"' boys who'd been bunlina for 1n •the vacant lot di1COvered her y, It wu STEVE MARIL£ RETROSPEC TIVE killer was an cacapcd mental patient now on the loote. More bodies bad been found, aJI horribly mutilated. A satanic,JrOut> was beina souaht~ He 1s the president. Gourman, S l, a political science professor. said he initiated the report an 196 7, and published a second one in 1977. In the last three years, two editions have been published annual- ly, he said. The au1de's intent is as a national mirror, to show college leaders their strenJlhs and weak- nesses, Go~rman said. Besides beina circulated by an Illinois book distributor to retail book stores, Gourman said the two-volume report is purchased by "hundreds'' of corporate recruiters, high school counselors and govern- ment officials. As for UCI. Gourman said "they've got strength. They have a good chance to become a national university, althoufh a lot of people don't know them.' According to Lynne Wither, a University of CaJifomia academic (Pleue eee UC IRVllU/ A2) The suspect lhea walked him, Feierabeod said. with tbeaun Pointed at his stomach, to the apanment and asked the midmt to verify that he knew Fcierabend. When the mident vouched for him, the man let Feierabend &O inside and explained that be wu tryina to keep the neilhborhood clear of .. hoods or hoodlums.,. After he lhook the owner's hand repeatedly, he l,eft, the police ..W. Richard Coleman. 51. of CO. Mea1 was arrested after' the ftllid• c&lleo Police. Coleman was booked i1110 Costa Mesa Police ~t Jliil on suspicion of k.idnappiat Md assault with a deadly weapoa. A loaded h ... ft WM NCO ___ _ his ~~pobce y,d, and b9il wu tel• S2S,OOO. Unconscious brain tied to learning? UCI researchers probe mind's storage areas BJ ANDREA ADELSON Of .. DlflrNet,.... Stories persist about unconscious swiery patients wbo can rec.au oper- atina room conversations. And now UC Irvine rcsearcben have ditcovered the anesthctiud brain is capable of learning and remembcrina information durin& what was thoupt to be an unaware, and unrcsPonsave state. The research findinp. conducted at UCl's Center for the NeurobioloSY of Lea.min& and Memory by On. Norptan Weinberacr~ Paul Gold and "Debra Stembera. were published in. the February issue of Science map- z.ine. Gold says the researcber'1 pl is to evco1ually identify what aaus of the brain store memoriet. lb.at findina could lead to the ditcovery of a trigerina mechanism in people W'bOte ability to 1eam and remember is blocked, sucb as the retarded. the senile or those sufreri.na from a teVere trauma, be said. "We're usumins it will be 1everal yean before ideoufyina the specific bra.in system related to memory .... the 39-year-okl researcher said. He could (Pleue eee llllAm/A2) Summer-like crowds swarm coastal sands The sunny weather that lured 32.000 to Orange Coast beaches and prompted a flotilla of weekend boaters to set sail may drop a few degrees as clouds gather. However. the combination of a holiday (for some) and stJll pleasant temperatures proved enough to draw a crowd to the sand today. L i f e guard s ex p ec t e d larger-than-normal wcckda) crowds today as surfers and sunbathers hit the sand. taking advantage of the three-day Lincoln's Birthday holiday. Sunday "was picture perfect." a cloudless and windless day, although the beaches this morning were slight- ly mo~ overcast. Newport Beach lifeguard Enc Bauer said. On Tuesday, weather forccasten predict clearing along the coast after considerable cloudiness tonight with overnight lows dipr· ng to 40 to 50 degrees. Hiahs o 63 to 74' are predicted. A Southern Califorrua ht&b of 76 degrees was reported Sunday an Santa Monica and, although beach attend- ance slipped from last weekend, county lifeguard~ reported im- pressive turnouts for a February. More surfers than bathers braved 58 degree ocean temperatures, catch- ing fairly shaped one-to three-foot waves out of the WC1l. Bauer said. About 8,000 sunseekers put down towels at Newport and Corona drel ( Pleue eee CLOUD9/ A2) ll>flWlcd ftoc-down. Her clothes were muucd. If abc had a punt, h wu aone. At fll1t the boys thouaht they'd found a manncqufo. For 314 diyt Jane Doe was kepnn a menuary refriaerator while detec> tive1 tried to rasure out who she was, where abe bad come ftom and why 1hc had died The mortuary com- plained, but Pollet wert insistent the hunt not bt cut off' too JOOn Winter replacement. But wberi the lNth Sol out and word of the murder spread. wUd Nmon swept the community. The - Thctt were hundreds of leads but ea.ch one wu a ~end (1'1--... JAR& DOS/ A2) • a.-who takee oftr ~e beacla• wla au the. people are 1oae? ne.. ...,.ia. til.e 1 ftllllt at Colona del ru State a.eta oa a la.aay weekday afteraooa. Tia• late ma-maker Alfred Bltclaoock woel411aw ..... pl•eed"" tlM .... t. ) ' BRAIN RESEARCH AT UCI •.• l'romAl ~.,e no umctablc for comma up with a mt'mOf'1 st1mula11na dasco"ery. In the mcanumc void and his collea"uc~ wtll pursue the anestl\esta re~a1 C'h and otht'r avenues to un- t.anglt' ho"' ammal brain's pn nt memon I hl' p\)chob1ol<>&1sts found that the horm one epi nephrine -more co mm o nl y kn o wn as t he tl1ght-0r-fi~t chcmu:al adrenabne -ma' pla) a role 1n the formation of ml'tnnnc\ ~lcmor 1es arc b\'hen•d to b( 1m- pnn1ed when an 01gani!>m becomes e:4C1ted or arou ~-d b> an event. fp1 ncph ri nc •> pre\ent during arou\al Rc-.earcher'i pro,ed their point by 1n1ect1ngalrcad\ '>edated rat~ with thc honnone whale they underwent "traioula," samul t.ancously sound1na a tone and admm1stenn,an electncal ,hock. The ammals were not awak- ened by the sudden surie of cpanephnne and measurements of their bean rate and reflexes showed no chanie d unna tra1mna. Yet lO days later, the &nun.a.ls were found to huvc been conditioned to the fear trainini. Rau 1n a waking state th~l rett1vcd the shock-and-tone whi le unconsc1ous stop_JXd dnnkmg when they heard the noise. A control group that received sali ne instead of epincphnne dtd nor. Gold explamed ttult the pa1nng of memory fonnauon and adrenaline had been substantiated before h 1~ work. However. b) working with CLOUDS ON THE HORIZON ... From Al \hr bc..ilhl'\ un '>unda\, \\llh about 1 uoo k'-'l'' '>un "or\h1per~ un Satur- da' hi: \lllli \~Ii \ear-old '>urkr )ulkn:d a nec k 1niur. \aturda\ "ht.•n h1tt1ng the m l-.1n huttum, Bauer said I h(' un- llknt1licd man "a~ trcatt.•d at the heath, and no othe r 1nJUfll'\ l>n urrcd, he ~aid .. At Huntington and San Clemente. another 16.000 people took to the sand over the weekend. "It got krnd of cloudy and wind) b} afternoon," Huntington lifeguard Ron Hazelwood said, with better than average surf conditions. COST OF ROSES ••• From Al He M id most people In thls ., .. ar.tradtUonll Md .. ......,..-. long-atemmed rOMS ranging for $35 to MO a doan, ~Ill on ttM quSllty and the arrangement. SaH9s are deflnltety brlak for ttlta Valentine'• Dey. NottfiMiDcl "°"" Company already hal order• for 180 dozen r9d rQM9. At Conroy's In Cot ta Mesa. cfetk Kati Dinger Uld ~ Mv9 ordered "hUndreda and hundr~" of red ro .... Newport Florists report 160 orders )ult for red roeet ..,. Jn thll morning. At Atth Avent.Mt A orlat In Huntington &Mch, ownw M ~ reported order• for 500 roees and exp90ta many more orderl to GOl'M In tod81, and tomorrow. 'There's no doubt, Vatentlne's Day la our llng~ ~Of the year.'' eald Kaye Coope<, Newport Flotllta flower arranglt'.. For thOl8 wanting to apend less for their Valentine. mo.t ftoNel oftW &Ingle roeee prettify tied up wtth red or pink rfbbon wNch COit lbOUt tl.'5 or a dozen tea roaea, whJcil la a smaller roee, for~ $30 • cto.n . .,....,.. .,.. atao aprtng arrangement. with tullpa, lrlt and puuy wtllowwhlch teltt at about $20. "BaJloons can atso be fun to give. We had Iota of orderl thie )'Mr tot bahoon bouqu.ta, '' H id Cooper. Th<>M tftver balloons made of mylar coet ebOut $3~60 Md\-6<** bdoone cott about S 1 .50, she said. A new development thll year 18 the number of women~ flower• to their loved ones. "Let's face tt , men like ftowera too. I'd SUQOelt a epray of~ 0tchld1 °'two roees In a bud vase. That woutcf be very romanttc and ldter all. that's What Valentine's la all abOUt,'' Rlach aakS. UC IRVINE RANKING HIGH ••. From Al analyst, "no one takr.-. 11 'er) senously." However. W1thi:r 'aid (1ourman·, rankmgs did · tcnJ tu agrl'c "1th other!. " sut h a) tlw nat1on..1l C on- fe rencc Board ranlo.1ng puhl"hcd an the ( hronu:lc of I l1ghcr E:dutat111n maga11nc la!>t }Car A torporale rnruttl'r lor a largt.· Grange ( ount) firm who ..1i.kcd not to be 1denttfied. said the Gourman Repon .. ,.,, not h1ghl~ rc!>pet·ted " Hl· relies more on 1odustr;· tradi: rank- ing!. when hmng graduate'> "That''> their op1n1on.. \aid C1ourman "l hen: arc a numht:r nl guides o ut that arc u..ek\'> •· hl' \aid t.allmg thl' ( onlerence Board lic,11ng ..a tompen- d1um of gO'>'ltP C1os~1p or no till' n·pon 1\\t1t.•<l h) the < onlerencc Board of Associated Rc<,carch Coun cils that ranked undergraduate schools. "was very 1n tl uc nt ial an budget ncgo11ations 1n the last ,., mon ths." sa id Wilham Park('r, l ( r.. as)OC1atc VICC t.hant·cllor ·\mung graduate <,chools. the Na- 11unal Science Foundation hsting acts a~ the premier yardstacl "The two together provide a good profile ," said David Sc he ller, an a'>s1stant dean of graduate studies at l ICI. The Irvine campus wai. ran ked among the top third of the nation's bc!>t I 00 undergraduate ..:olleges, and 58th in federal suppon fo r research, Parker said "That means that in less th an 20 \Cars. UCI has come from ranch land to a very good university," he said. sedated arumaJs, rescarche'1 h• ve Ii simpler task of son1na out wh1ch events t.aluna place in the brain arc related to memory. .. A lot of the bnun is depressed durin• anesthes ta," he sa1d. Gold likened the process to lookina fo r a oeedle 1n a haystack. Sedation makes tbc haysw:k smaller, he said. While Gold p1d Ile is fascinated that the findings a,jve credence to reports about operatina room recol- lectaons, the research should not be viewed as gi ving hope to sleep lcaminJ. advocates. "Anesthesia is a very different tate than sleep," he said. An individual would likcl~ wake up if given the stimulant cp1nephnne dunna sleep, Gold pointed out In Los Angeles. another 200.000 flocked to beaches. "Mostly· surfers and quite a few swimmers. but mainly lots of boats," Santa Monica lifeguard Jim Bowman said. "We've got sails everywhere." A combination of warm weather and mild winds attracted boaters to the high seas. Some swimmers had to be resuced in the Santa Monica area because of riptides, Bowman said, but the waters elsewhere were risk-free. John Rockford of the Harbor Patrol in Marina dcl Rey said, "h 's the bisgest weekend for boating this year. Over 2,000 boats left our harbor alone." The exodus from area harbors, however, kept lifeguards and harbor patrols busy as many vessels found minor problems when they took to sea after long stays in port, Doman satd. "We hel ped several boats that either had dead batteries or ran out of gas," he said. At the Los Angeles Civic Center, a high of 70 was recorded Sunday, while Burbank checked in at 71. On Tuesday, a cloudy morning in Los Angeles is expected to give way to clearing in the afternoon and highs in the upper 60s. forecasters said. fiighs in the valleys will hover between 66 and 72. At the coast, highs of 65 to 73 are likely. Mountain areas will hang on to clouds throughout Tuesday, with highs in the 50s and lows between 25 and 40 degrees expected. In the deserts, highs of60 to 75 and lows of 27 to 45 are forecast. The ra nkmgs. even v ourman's. a1.1 as an "external validation'' that can provide persuasive leverage among legisla tors and college admi nis- trators Withe). of the l!C staff. said Gourman's report isn't taken senousl\. because it's cntena 1s "vague.· unsub~tanttatcd and un- clear " "We don't put any weight on ll." !>he said. Gourman defends hi s repon as being based on empincal and verifi- able information compiled from a network of college !.Ources and ab- sorbed by a staff of 50. "They send us solid information on a department's weaknesses and strengths." Gou rm an said. "We know 1f there are biases because the raungs are constantl y coming in." JANE DOE REMAINS A MYSTERY .•• From Al The Last· 111ok trl\l''>t1gatur'> to < anadJ 'il'"' ) orll c 1t\ Jnd 'v1e\ICO Thi.' I.lead "om.in ' tingerpnnt'i "'ere run through thl· I l!l rnmputi:r -not oml' hut tlml· .ilt1·r llmt· [·aL·h atern of l 1<11h1 ng "'a' '' ud1l·d lor \tgnc, of Y.h1·rl' 11m1gl1 h,l\C t~cn purtha\ed f 1n.1lh lhl' 1h'll'l ll' t."' ~J\l• up and J.11H I )11t' "'·•' hunl'<l I.ii' people \hoY.l'd up t1111lw p.iupcr\ funeral on .1 ~.rl'' ;rnd r.11n\ I rida~ an a < ·orona dd \ifar n·mt.·lan -lot I S2F I 'l·n al thl· tnd, police kept < hl'l king fll '>l'l "''H> might sho" up tu '>L'<' an unkno" n Rirl buried an an unlll<11~cd gr.1\l' But t'\t:r'\Ont' 1n . till r1Jilntt' "·t' there on · otlici..il huc,int'" Keportt.'f'> and policemen I oda\ I<; \l'ar\ iJfter the woman wa' lo~nd th1· l a.-.c remain~ ope n, although thl· l h,1ntc\ of l"-t.•r dl' tc;·1m1ninj.! 1Aho lane D ot• wa\ 1\ remote 1 hl' l han<.e'i ot fi nding her lullcr are l.'\Cn \hmmer "t n le.,., \Ontt•o1w 1 u \t l om<.'!. 1 n '>omc da' and lllllk\\t'' and te ll\ all -wc·11 nc,t:r lo.1111v. ·\aid \gt \.for11c.· Mt Kennon 1Ahll 'JX'nt \Car\ .,...or~mg un the c;a<,t· and n.·ma1n\ f,1n11ltar with 1tl> de1aal<, He remember\ tor 10\lancc. that the woman'\ aquamarin<. n ng -s11c 6 l/4-took deti:t tl\ei. 111 the farm town ot Woodland .\Jeweler 10 the town outside \ac:raml·nto saw a polite ad in a trade ma14.unc and thought he rtHllcd 1t a\ one he had ~Id "Thal ""il' one of our few lead ~ and 1t looked good for a whale," ..aid Mc Kenno n "Rut 1t wa!. another dead end " Reu~d poh~ dctccuve Joe C1ru n- dy 'ipcnt two )C31"\ on the ct~ before calh na 1t qum and moving to the wtlderneu alona Pu~et Sound 1n Wa.shan11on where he 1s 'illll haunted by mc:moncs of tbc namelen lad) "Yeah. ll sull bothers me-I wanted to clear 1t.'' he rccallc.-d dunna a tckpho nc tnten:rcY... ''It wa\ n cht\'ilt A rttl da ~ic." Grundy t alC'ul • .u~d that he and other ofTiClC11 conducted nearl y 5.(()0 inttf\ltc • tn1velcd ~uth of lhc border twtcc and ~vcn tracked doYrn two pcnon who d11mtd to have \ttn 1 the mystl'f) woman walktng with a man shortly before she di ed. The field where Jane o oe·s bod) was found has now been plowed under Newland Street passe s through 1t and St'vcral subd1 v1s1ons ha ve been built The murder sa t(', tn cffc<.t. ha~ bcl'n buncd along with the nJ melc!>s \ u:11m Hut 1n I %ti when Newland went nu tunhcr \Oulh than Yorktown A.\· l'nue. the weedy lot was a fa,onte daytime haunt of )'Oung children out explonng and a n1g.ht time hangout for )Oung rouplcs look mg for a quiet. \Cc:l ud cd \POI "People would go there lo neck. That's about all." said McKe nnon. There was a little dart path )OU could pull out on to ·· •\Iler the woman 's bod) wa~ dis- covered, police went door-to-d oor m the .-.urround1ng neighborhood asking the same Question and getting the \3mt.• ani.wcr. Nobody hea rd any- lhtng. nohody saw anything. Because the unknown woman was killed on a Thursday. police set up blockades on three straight Thur~ay l'venang5. Every car traveling through the area wa, ,topped and every dn ver asked 1f hr had pU!i.Cd that way the night the dark-haired woman was k1rlcd Nothing. "We used to try that kmd of stuff back then and rometimes 1t worked.·· ..aid McKenno n."But an this case ll didn't " There were SUSPl<'IOnS that Jane Doc had been a biker. Others thouJht -.he wa' a prostitute. pon1bly from Mexico bccau~ of her 1habtly Latin features. But in the end, 1t was all JUlt aucs,work The day J3ne Doe was to be buned, a Lona ~ach woman aime forward with the new' the the mystery murder v1c11m w3 Rhonda Fi'her, a roamina C1eoraia gttl who'd supposedly hook- ed up with the Hell's An&ela But police located Rhonda Faiher \he wu livina in Orcaon. lrno'it two year1 aner the kdhna. another woman 1dcnufied Jane Doe M Tcr~ Mane Tippie&, • iulJl)()tCd .lO-year-olu pool hUJtkr from-Nonh < ~rohna Yrho allO ulCd the nam ' \ Mauc Meeker and Mattie St11lwcll. But Tippet, in vest1gaton. learned. was ~upposed to be the mother of two. Jane Doe. the county coronor said, had never had a child. Another dead end A mothcr who had not seen her daughter since a fam ily quarrel eigh t years before. contacted police, think- ing Jane Doc might be her daughter. But polac:e found the woman's daugh- ter The mystery continued. "We \ol ved a lot of cases for other c1t1es but we d1dn"t solve our own." said McKennon Grundy said of all the leads and taps. there "as only one he thought might have heen on target. "A woman 1n Tijuana had reported her daughter mt !>\tng," the detecti ve recalled "When I went to the ho use to talk with her, she refused to talk with me She told me her daughter drowned and washed up on the beach. "That always rubbed against my gills I was never sure if I beheve her or not. But 11 doesn't matter now." The Rev (, Russel Shaw, who said last nte~ fo r the unknown woman. said he ha!. never foraonen that partu.:u lar funeral. "I have a very vav1d memory of 1t.~' said haw. wh o moved to Victorvill e shortl y after the rainy funeral. "h was troubling. I remember all the detec- tive~ at the funeral. waiung around to sec who would show up. I WH cunous too." Shaw said he moved out of Hunt· 1ngton Beach behev1n1 that the woman he h.ad butltd bad beeo adcntafied au runaway from Georgia. "I foract the name but that's who rve been th ink.in& it wu all these years. "I'm sorry to hear th11'1 not true." he added Thouah the murder my tery re· ma1ns an o~n. active cue. decectivcs have had hule ttuon to continue the hunt for the identity of a woman ~ho had somehow lipped throuah life Wlthout leavtna a inalc pcnon be· hand who could put 111mc and face U>tf.~~·tmost Ii.kc the person didn't even u 11t1" muted McKennon t .. Some clouds are gonna roll in .,.--. Eztended Vatl•l>le c1ouo1nnt 1111oug11 Wtldnffll•v Fe1< to 1>8'1ty c;loudy fhuftdey Cll.,_ ol COMllll log efl« m~ Htgne from mid eo. II Ille -IO mid 70. II\ ·~ 0...· nlgtll tow. ""*'Y In 409 IO IOw 50e 11 •1 !If •• 40 3A ,.. 27 '4 II 7' tO 70 113 3 1 24 u ., • M 66 IS 77 641 . ... 12 ,. II IM o n 113 ,, 57 "' :M u 61 34 -15 ·t'7 ,.. n &-4 27 51 41 &<I " .. 27 .. 70 .. 63 ee 41 88 .. 77 66 39 n 52 31 •II 26 61 40 ~ •2 71 55 73 5-4 81 24 64 45 ,..,..."" ...... ~ HOM. Vf, 09o4 ol C-c.o Front• Cold..,.... 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"The Supreme Court said it was actually a v 1ola11on of the First Amendment to prohibit religi ous act1v1t1e!> whale allowing 01hcr form s of expression." Gabriele e't plained. Jron1cally, the city passed the church ban because it thought it was upholding the Constitutional separ- ation of church and state. In a repon to the City Council. Gabriele says a re ligous group could successfully challenge the policy and that 1t would be wiser to treat religious organizations like pri vate groups wishtng to rent fac1ht1es. The woman wh o wanted 10 teach the Bible class never filed a request for a permit so city officials don't have her name. but her verbal requc!>t was enough to spark a re view of the policy, said Rccrea uon Su pcr- tntendent Tom Line. .. Because 1 t is such a sem111' e l!>SUc we wan ted to take another look at our poli cies. fi nd out what other c1t1es arc doing and how the laws · have changed." he !>aid. The cuy get s onl} two or three requests a year from rehJious group'i who want to use cit) fac1ht1es. he i.a1d. But the num ber may ancrea!>c 1f the ban 1s lifted. Gabnele also I!> recommending that the Cit) change its pol1C)' hmtting how political groups can rent cit} faci lities for meetings. "The poliucal proh1b1t1on 1s that you are not allowed to hold a meeting unless r,ou have an opposing faction attend. • Gabriele said. Mesan undergoing exam following murder of wife Su s pect h as been in hospita l Jail wa r<:l __ s ince rampage By STEVE MARBLE Of IN Delly "°' l lMT A Costa Me!.a man l>Uspcctcd of ki lling his wi fe and severely beating the elderl y owners of a motel nearly nearly a month ago, is undergoing a psych1atnc examination this week to determine rfhe 1s mentally capable of understanding the charges he faces Joseph Katcher, 67. 1s accused of murdenng his wife, Kay, in their Costa Mesa condominium and driv- ing to Dcsen Hot Spnngs where he allegedly continued his violent ram- page after confronting the motel owners . He has been 1n a hospital jail ward since his arrest Jan. 19. Desen Hot Spnngs police broke into the Sussle Guest Hou'§e office where Katcher allegedly was try1ng to stra ngle Pauline Sussle, the motel owner's wife Katcher suffered a broken wmt and skull fractu re when police puJled him away from the woman. The Just Call 642-6086 o::r...~ le 0.UM9"teed ...,.,....,. ""'llV " •1'11 11!7 ~Ct ., • .,. t i·•P9' br & ::JO I rl'I O.'•"f 7 p"' •nrJ ylJUf f'Jp, '# U t1• Qll--~ Costa Mesa man also had faJLen thro ugh a glass window before patrol- men arrived. Because of hi s inJ unes and the psych1astnc testing. Katcher has not been formally charged with any of the crimes and remains in police custody at R1vcrs1de General Hosprtal. Meanwhile. the 76·year-old motel owner remains in a coma at Desen Hospital tn Palm ~pnn~s. Arthur Sussle 1s connected to a hfe-suppon ~ystem and has been near death since the beating, officials repon. Transformer triggers fire at Edison plant A transformer fa ilure caused a fire early Sunday at the So uthern Cali- fornia Edison Co. power plant at Newland Street and Pacific Coast Highway 1n Huntington Beach. Bill Compton. an Ed ison area manager. sa id the blaze was quickly exuneu1shed by company employees . Huntington Beach firefighters were summoned to the scene and assisted in the clean-up. he said. Compton said there were no in- JUnes an connection with ti re O ne of the plant'!. fou r generating unns was shut down a~ a result of the fire. but there wa5 no loss of power to Edison customers. he ~1d. The cost of the damage done by the fire has not been determined. but repairs arc continuing this week. he ~1d. Compton said the fire occurred at 5 a.m. Sunday. Several hours earlier. shortl y af\er midnigh t, the Edison plant released high pressure steam in ,hutting down one of its generating unus. He.said the loud noi~ caused by this release prompted several nearby residents to call the clectn c company He s.a1d the harmles relea~ of steam was not related to the trans- former fi re Wha t do you llkt about 1be Oaily P iiot ! What don't you llkt7 Call the number a& left and your m t'lllRt •·Ill bt rtcord4"d, transcribed and delivered to &he approprlatt tdltor. Tbt> 11m t t 4·bour anawerlng 1ervlce may be u1td to rt cord letters to tb• r dltor on any topic. 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Scrabble tourney set in Huntington Scrabble players wiU convene this weekend for a tw~y ~ournament .at the Home ~vinaa and Loan build1na 1n the Scachff Vtllaie shopp1na center. Main Street at Yorktown Avenue, Huntinaton Beach. What ls your opinion of the space program now that two satellites launched from the space shuttle Challenger have been lost? AIDS still a major crisl , doctors told Players of all aaes and slull leveJs are invited to compete an the event, which will beJin with the novice ctivision tourney at 1 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. The intermediate and expen divisions will compete Feb. 2S and 26 at the same hours. RcJistratioo is S3 in advance or SS at the door. For further mfonnatioo. contact Geneva Akers. director of the Huntington Beach club, at 960-2729. L egal tal.t on divorce planned Attorney Pat Herzog wiJI present a workshop on th e legal aspects of divorce Friday at the UC Irvine Women's Opponunities Center. 281 l Mam St., Irvine. The workshop, which will run from I to 3 p.m., will cover the problems and procedures involved in dissolu- taon. Further 1nfonnation may be obtained by calling the center at 856-7128. Dlabetlc test• at Valley hospi tal Fountain Valley Community Hospital will conduct a ~nes of free d1abet1c screenings for the public, scheduled for Tuesday. Feb. 21 and Feb. 28. The screenings will be held from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the hospital. 17100 Euclid St .. Fountain Valley. . SymJ?to msofdiabetes inclu~e u~usual thirst, hun_ger, rapid weight loss. frectuent unnauon, blurred vision, drowsiness, irritability, itching, cramps and slow healing. A blood glucose test will be performed to screen for diabetes, with results available within minutes. The screenings arc being offered in cooperation with the American Diabetes Association and KNXT-TV Channel 2. More information can be obtained by calling the hospital's education office, 966-8168. ltallan group sets dlnner-dance The Italian Catholic Federation Branch 302 of Sts. Simon and Jude Church in Huntington Beach will hold its annual dinner-dance Saturday at Colman Hall, 20444 Magnolia Ave., Huntington Beach. A no-host bar will open at 6:30 p.m. followed by dinner at 7:30 and dancing from 8:30 till midnight. Reservations, at S 12.50 per person, must be made by Wednesday by calling Jo Amato at 968-1446 or Don Merlino at 960-3506. Raf er Johnson to addreu group The Laguna Niguel Community Forum Series will feature Rafer Johnson, the J 96001ympic Decathlon Gold medalis~ Sunday at 7:30 ~.m. at the Shepherd of the Hills United church of Christ m Laguna Niguel. T1clcets for the event are on sale at the office of thr Shepherd of the Hills United Church of Christ, 30121 Niguel Road, Laguna Niguel. office hours arc 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. For information call 495-131 0. Balboa panel plan• meetlng Adam Sofio student Costa Mesa "l still think the space program is great. People need the technology that'scomefrom the space program." Fernando Aguilera restaurant worker Costa Mesa ··1 don't know exactly why they lost those satel- ites but I still think it 1sa good program." Mary Ano Archbold teacher Newport Beach "My husband works 10 a field related to the space program. He's project head for Triton missiles and sub- mannes, so of course J think the space program is great. But, even if he didn't, I think we·ought to be in space." GuyTorelll real estate broker Costa Mesa .. I still like the space program. They've had 18. I 00 percent success- ful missions and two soofs. We should look at It that wa}. Besides. no one knows whose fault 1t is the satclhtes didn't perform as planned." Alice Gold1mltb beauty colleae student Newport Beach "I still like the space program because women arc going up now. I want to see the movie "The Right Stuff' so I can better understand It all. I think it's really neat they're trying to find out about Ii fe on other planets." Darlene Newsom student Costa Mesa "It seems like a big loss. considering the mone} that goes into Lhose things. but I suit think the space program 1sagoodthing. You have to look at all the good things the space shuule ha~donc." Joan GoldsmJtll nurse Costa Mesa "l t doesn't worry me Lhc} lost the satelite- JUSt so they don't lose any people. I think the \pace program is im - ponant because a lot of the discoveries they make in technology and data in space is apRli- cable to our lives.• KenSoejoto chemical engineer Rancho P alos Verdes ''I've always been for the space program. It seems when they make an error like with the satellites, the media brings out this negative news instead of all the positive things they've accomplished." BJ dM AIMda&M Prat ANAHEIM -The h!c expectancy of the AlDI epidemic. a proposed medical ree rrene and hope (or .. blind and deaf tbrouah su~cal advu1ces weri IJD.C!9 Caliromia McdicaJ Assoc1auon cooventaon topic. dbl weekend. Dr. Robcn D Burnett, ouiaoina prta.ident of: dil 33,0QO.membcr CMA, also pve 1 f&m¥Cll lddl9 SuDday, as Or. David Homer of lnaJewood pseperiid to succeed him. • Dr. Oarcnce S. Avery of San Leandro, who "'81 beoome the fim black physician to hud the CMA llDCI il was established in 186S, was selected p~aident-elen.bf the aroup's 421 -membcr House of Oeleptes and Will succeed Homer an a year. At a syposium to teach family ph)'sicuans ~ co recognize and treat Acquired Immune Deficiency Syn- drome, the chairman of California's AIDS task foroe eiaid the AIDS epidemic is still "a cnsis" that could ~ the nation·~ health care system if not brouabt uDdei' control. Despite recent reports that AIDS is on t.M wane. Di'. Marcus Conant said: "Physicians all over the couatry have got to be aware this problem is goina to be .nm 411 through the decade and maybe to the end of the ct1W117.• · Dr. Harold Jaffe, chief of epidemiolOI)' for the U.S. Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta, said the number o( reported AIDS cases is doublinJ every ii.JI. month•. M of Feb. 9, the COC confinned 3,409 ca1a nationwide of die illness, which has taken more than 1,400 Uvcs since ftnl recognized in 198 I. Freezing doctors' fees to improve the medic:i.l profession's image was supported by sliahtly more tbaD half of the nearly 20 doctors wbo spoke on the aubject Saturday at a hearing before an advitory committee of11ae association's House of Delegates. "If we do not pass this we wiU be crucified by the media,'' said Dr. Glenn Molyneaux, president of the San Francisco Medic.al Society. The fee freeze was proposed by Dr. Stephen KanJCD of San Luis Obispo after ttie Texu Medical AllC>Ciation endorsed a s1m1lar plan. However some doctors contend the public imqe improvement that would result from a fee fteeu would not solve the larger problems associated with health care costs. "Doctors can't solve the problem even if th~ were to work for nothing," said Dr. Frank Roicn of Whittier. The six-member advisory committee will make a recommendation on the proposal and send it to the 421 delegates today. A dcciSJon 1s expected late Tuesday or Wednesday. At another symposium, Dr. Mansfield Smith of Stanford Uni versity said surgical implants in the middle ear and laser surgery to remove brain tumon and correct retina imperfectionsareofferinanewhopcforthedeafand the blind. Smith said the ex pen mental treatments would be able to restore beanna and sight to some with tenetic or degenerative diseases. The ··middle-ear hearing device .. transplants may not be available to the public for up to five years but could end up costing the same as or less than hearing aids, Smith said. bUSl~~~:~l~aa~:r~~~~:~:~}t~:s&.l~~~~:in85'~,~pw~r LB Counc1· 1 race off to a crowded start meet Feb. 21 at 8 a.m. at the Balboa Pavilion. The guest speaker will be RichaTd Lcuhrs. dj.rector of the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce. Blrden to aee Alaska show The Laguna Beach City Council race 1s a little more crowded since four new candidate~ filed papers to part1c1pate in the Apnl I 0 elecllon. "Birding Alaska" will be the subject of a lecture~slide show at the general meeting of the ~a and Sage Audubon Society Feb. 21 at the Bowers Museum annex in Santa Ana. Paul Chnsllanscn. Martha Collison. Paul Muno1 and Rick~ Slater ha vc Joined three other candidates V} ing lor two council seats. Incumbent Neil ht1patnck. political act1v1st John Gabnels and educator ~1ndair "S1" Jones announced their cand1dac1es earlier Gerald Tolman, a math teacher at Fountain Valley High School and chairman of the society's Christmas bard count, will conduct the program, scheduled for 7:30-p.m. For further information, call the society at 974-8250. Meanwhile. Dorothy Rhodes. an office manager for a Laguna Beach accounting finn, announc"<l she will run against incumbent Verna Rollinger for the cit} clerk pos1uon. Chnst1anscn, 33. ran unsuccessfully 1n last year's council election. The 20-year resident believes traffic 'congestion. senior c1t1zens' housing and parking are some of the key issues facing the city. Monday, February 13 "I think we need to look at the bud~ct in a more responsible and mature way," Chri stian said, adding that council members "stud y problems, but don't come to terms with them " • 7.30 p.m .. Newport Beacb City Council. City Hall. 3300 Newport Blvd. • 7:30 p.m .. Laguna Beacb Arts Comml11lon Council Chambers. 505 Forest Ave. Chnst1ansen attended Laguna Beach High School and later earned a law degree from Western State Un1vers1ty at Cal State Fullcnon. He 1s a partner 1n a Laguna Beach hotel and employed 1n a local investment firm. Tuesday, February 14 The 50-yea r-old Collison, a vice president of a local Laguna Beach real estate firm, has been a resident of the city since 1968 and presently chairs the city design rev1rw board. Valeutlne's Day • 9:30 a.m .. Orange Coanty Board of Supervisors. Hall of Administration, 10 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana. • 1:30 p.m., Oruse County Plannln1 Comml11lon, Hall of Admm1stration, I 0 Civic Center Plaza. Sant.a Ana. • 6:30 p.m .. Cotta Mesa Plannlng Comml11lon, City Hall Council Chambers, 77 Fair Drive. Collison 1denttfied the proposed San Joaquin Hills freeway, senior cittzen housing. parking, hillside develop- ment and a financially sound government as the maJor issues for the upcoming election. "We also need to work on defining the vill age atmosphere and the government'' responsib1litv to the puhlic." 'he said "My whnk PoucE Loe Two Costa Mesa men snatched off street, robbed at gunpoint Two Costa Mesa men were kid- napped on the street at gunpoint by four men Saturday night, dnven to a park and robbed of $231 . police said. The men were walking eastbound on Center Street about 7:4S p.ru. when a black Datsun pulled alongside Lhem. The driver jumped out and pointed an automatic machine gun at them, police rcponed. The driver ordered the pair into the Hanttniton Beach A praae brc&k·in WIS reponed Sunday on the 18000 block of Fieldbury Lane. Someone entered throuah an unlocked door and stole tools wonb $2,000. • • • Someone buralamed the Thrifty Drua Store. 211.l2 Beach Blvd., carll Sunday by enterina throwah the roo . the los included electronic equip. ment worth $2,000. • • • A resident of the 18600 block of Dem1on Lane told police that some- one took items from her silver 1980 Dluun 8210 while 1t was parked unlocked earl)' today near the City Pier. The to included SlOOcash and 1 put'IC and wallet wonh Sl6. • • • A man was afTC1tcd Sunday eve- nina at the Ta~t store, 9882 Adams ve.. on susp1c1on of shoplif\ina. car, where three other men held knives to their throats, and drove them to l ion's Park at 18th Street and Park Avenue in Costa Mesa. the v1citms told police. The men were marched across the park to the restrooms and forced to he down while they were robbed. When the four men ran across the park and d rove off. and the victims went to a nurby aas stati on and called Merchandise wonh $200 was re- covered. • • • Someone stoic an oranae 1978 Datsun pickup parked Sunday in front of a home on the I 00 block of 17th St~t. The loss was estimated at $4,000. ••• Enterina throuah 1 sunroof, some- one buralarized 1 red 1978 Datsun parked over the weekend in a dnvc- way alonJ the 8300 block of Kina· fisher Drive. l)c loss included car stereo equipment worth S 1,2.SO. • • • A man was arrested unday af\er- noon at the Albertson's market at Golden west Street and Warner Av- enue on suspioon of shophf\ma. Recovered was food worth $3 I 0 • • • A re 1dcnt of the 7800 block Qf Knstin Circle told poh~ unday that her arccn J 971 Dodae van WH buraJarittd by someone who entered police. The robbers made ofTw1th a watch. a coat. cash and one man's wallet. police reported. The dnvcr was described as a male Hispanic. with brown hair and eyes, 6 feet tall with a slender build and weanng a black Jacket and brown pants. An invcst1a,at1on 1n10 the inc1dcn1 is ongomg, poltcc said. throuK.h a i.ide window. The lo~\ mcluded stereo equipment wonh $360 • • • Someone took propcn y from an • unlocked brown I 96S Mustana parked Sunday near 17th Street and Pecan A venue. The los, included SS3 tn cash, a $50 radio nd $60 in mbccllaneous item • • • A brown 1983 Honda Civic was buraJamed while parked Sunday on the 8100 block of Forcllc Dnvc A window was broken to enter. The los~ e,ttmated at $350. tnc.luded u sunooard and ,omc clothing Fountain Valley A home buriJary was rcponed Saturday alona the 9200 block of Mallard A venue omeone cntcm1 throuah 11n unlockrd bedroom win· dow. 1'hc lo , estimated at S2 J 7 50, mcludcd binocular\, a 011'~ ~t and u f Martha Colllaon Paul Chrlatlanaen Ricky Slater PaaJMuno& philospoh) 1s we all have common problems and can solve them together ·· Coll1~on received a bachelor'!) degree from UC Santa Barbara and master's degree from Whittier College. She spen t B years in the education field. serving as a teacher. coun')elor and adm1n1strator at schools m Corona del Mar. < oista Mesa and Tustin 49-year-old employee in thr mamtenancc department in the Village Fatr Shoppmg Center, he said he seeks a council scat because he "wants changes to benefit the city and not interest groups. She also has !>Crves as treasurer of the La~una Beach Board of Realtors, a member of the Neighborhood < ongregat1onal Church. and was past president of Upper Diamond Homeowners Association. Slater advocates more commcncal development, 1 better maintenance program to clean up city streets and beaches. improved bus service, new taxi service. rent control and Jobs and housing for transients. "We need to get them off the streets by giv1na them work and a place to stay:· he said. Muno1. who bills h1msell as an .. org.antc man" who is .. ,elf sufliucnt through appropnate technology," wu unava1lahk for comment. Mick) ~later, who ran for Cit) ( ounc1l unsucce!>slulh in 1982. ha' hct•n a Laituna resident for :!6 -..ear\ A glas"> ~en 1ng lra\'. ' .. .\ teen-ager rcs1d1ng on tht: 9500 hlork nl Smokctrce told police ht!i blact... 26-i nch Scbw1nn Cru1'lt'r b1nck \~a\ o;toll'n over the weekl·nd white part...ed at the Gtmco store on Brookhurn Street The loss "A3'i csumated a1S180 • • • Entenng through a garage doM, 'iumeone hurglariied a home on the 1.noo block of Cockatoo Avenue. 1hc rc!ltdt'nl'I reported Saturday The lo!I\. c'illmatcd al $299, included lad1e,· 1e"'elf) and hquor • • • ~meone ndin& in a 1973 or 1974 dark blue Plymouth Duster thrc" a het'r bo1tle throu&h a window earl)' c;;unda} at Manfey's Arco sen ice stntion. 18480 Brookhurst t The damage wu~ e~t1matcd at $75 lrvtne h vc rmplo)'ttS of an lt'\1nt' lum11ure maker were ane ted for susp1c1on of arand thef\, after a plant manager nllcacdly saw the men lea'· 1ng after hours with company prop- erty 1n o truck on Saturday Police ~ovcrcd fi vr oak table tops worth $600 bclongma to Ltfe Style Cah fom1a, 17622 Von Karman Ave , from the vehicle The men. ran11na 1n aac from 2S to 37. were booked a1 county JAii • • • A 23-yrar-old p1pcf'ittcr from ( o~ta Mesa wa'i taken anto custody by lrv1nr poltce \aturda) after they topped the car he \\o'H dn,1nt and found lhrce out land.Ina ~arrant aptn'il him Jamr' Michael "-.rrltnc wa\ held on v.arrant\ forhurala"" nnlt t"o m1\demcano1 charae11 • • • fhe le nf • I >l 'cat-olt. tn 1nr ·-- vouth had tn be sphntt'd h\ para- medics Saturda> afkrnoon alter he \lipped from .iJunglc gym in Hcntagc Par~. 4601 W.llnut AH· He was treated at l ust1n < ommun1t\ Hnsp1- tal CoataMeA .\ 24-,ear.old Co'\ta Me<>a "oman told pohcc she c~aped two armed men who ordered her into their car as '>he walked along Oak tr~t Salurday night. The woman wa1> ca~tbound on Oak near National Strttt about 7 30 p m. when the men got out of a Volkswagen bug. pointed a aun at her and said, "You're comma With us .. The woman run to her boyfnend' house a frw blocks away. There are no suspect" m the incident. • • • A ltfcauard on call for th( c11y of Newpon Beach told police he parked his ctty JCCP 1n ht$ dnvcway on the 300 block of E 19th trttt one n11ht last week. When he came out the not morning. hr found the JCCP had been hroken into • nd his radio unit had been stolen • • • Thieves entered an open wmdow last Thunda_}' n1aht at 11 home on the 400 block ofE f 6th trect wh1l( tbe ~1dent was ms1de \lecpina Lo "'•s placed at SJSO for a r.dto, c•sh and check that wtrc stolen. The victim told pohce he hkes fresh air • • • The tt'Creat1on room of the Ntw· pon V1tla.ae Apanment Complc~ •• 63S W Saker t . wa\ broken 1ntoand SbO was taken from a ~rctar) 's de k Fnday f!laht ~unt) auard\ told pohce 1 window ma' have bctn kf\ opc:n after a p ny took place that night • • • ~ l"t'\ldC'nlc on the ~00 blod. ot f>:iulannu venue v.-a' hursJanrt'd , Saturda> and and $505 was stolen. Loss included a cup full of quantts and a typewnter. ••• -\ tirr "as reported in a loclr.er at TeWtnklc Junior H1Jh. 3224 Cah- forn1a St . on Fnda} night. Books and paper. in the locker were destroyed. but noth1n& else was damaaed. • •• Wh1k the residents were out for the evening. a home on 1he 1800 block of Placentia A\e was buralan zed and $885 worth of c~sh and Jewelry was stolen Entry was apparently made b)' pry1na open a shd1na ,11 s door. Newport Beach A Corona del Mar man reported thC' theft of two hubcaps valued at $70 from his I Q66 Ford Mustang .91rkcd at 2800 Ebb Tide Road Sunday morning ••• 4. Laauna Hills woman rcpon.cd thr the~ of a •nakcslun pune valued at $1 60 and $75 ca h when sht left tbc purK at her table to danet at Bobby McGee's on East Coast H1ahway Saturday ntaht. • • • A Newix>n 8cacb man reponod S550 1n Jewelry and other houstho&d items stolen from his home 10 lbc ~ block of nua Harbor turday. • • • A Newport Beach man ~Ported the theft of two auto 'terco pea.ken ., alucd at S 180 from hts car par\ed 1n the 1800 block of 16th trttt un • • • A Newport Beach man rcpontd tM thef\ of houiehold ncms -1nclud1n I \tcftO a m1crOWIVf O\eft and • ~v.1na mach1nt' -from hls home in the ~00 b\OC'k (lf Tu ltn unday. Tbe v lue ot the 1t~m1 stolen ~a\ S4 100 A• Oranoe Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday. February 13, 198• FEBRUARY LINGERIE ST ARTS FEB. 9th THURS. LONG AND SHORT GOWNS SLIPPERS AND ROBES PANTIES AND WARM SLEEPWEAR AND LITE WEIGHT SLEEPWEAR Save 35% to 50% REMEMBER VALENTINE 'S DAY FEB. 14TH Dr1stlc Reductions on Sportswear for Men & Women fro11 35 • 70"9 OFF CREDIT CARDS. Visa -MasterCard -American Express Carte Blanche -Diners - Reagan asks accord with Soviet's leader Texaco, Getty on Chernenko Is oldest U.S.·Sov.cl .-elationJwen> unlikely 10 •U11Y merger biggest yet off the current path while the new Soviet By die Anedec.4 Preti man to head USSR party leader takes control or that nation's vast WASHINGTON (AP) -President Rcqan's spokesman called today on the new Soviet leader, Konstantin U . Chernenko, to work wath the United States toward "veater mutual understandina and constNCtJve cooperation." Hours after Chernenko was chosen to succeed Yuri Andropov as head of tHe Soviet Communist Party, White House sPokesman Larry Speakes sajd any meet- ing between the new Soviet leader and Reagan would have to be "well prepared" and would depend on a "reasonable promise for success in results." the criteria that has been applied in the past to such a conference. Speakes told reporters this morning: "We invite the new leaders of the Soviet Union to work with us in establishing a basis for greater mutual understanding and constructive cooperation. ··This wouJd apply to Mr. Chernenko and others who serve in institutional positions of authonty in the Soviet Union." Speakes said Vice Presidc:nt George Bush. on bis way to Moscow for An- dropov's funeral. would "stress our com- bureaucracy. WASHINGTON -The Federal Trade Commission "J think by and l&rae wc'n-. aofog to see a tentati'vely approved the nation '1 Jariest corporate mer&er Soviet Policy that's not much different ever today, votmg to allow Texaco to buy Getty Oil Co. from what we've seen over the last several The commiuion voted 4-l to allow the $I°' I billion rca~, and not very well-articulated,'' takeover. althou&h it will require Texaco to make some ~eburaersajdonABCTV's"ThisWeek divestitures to satisfy antitrust concerns, commission With David Brinkley." SPokeswoman Susan Ticknor said. She did not give details of the requirements, however, and a pre$$ briefina was scheduled later in the day. Commissioner Michael Pertscbuk was the lone dissenter in the vote to approve the merger, taken before stock markets opened for the day. Blac~ bacten •Y job tof16b WASHINGTON -Some black Republicans wbo helped elect Prcsiden t Reagan in 1980 say their job is being made more difficult this year by what they tenn the administration's insensitivity to the concerns of the black community. Only about 10 percent of the nation's black voters cast thetr ballots for Reagan in t 980, but Repubhcan strategists have expressed concern tha~ 1 major voter-registration drive in black communities, spurred by the presidential candidacy of tbe Rev. Jesse Jackson, a Democrat. could cut into their share of the black vote this year. Reagan also has replaced black Republicans loyal to the administration with whites in high government posts, said T im Jenkins, a former chairman of the Council of 100. a group of black professionals and business execu t1 ves. Since 1949 HOURS 9:30-6:00 Closed Sund~ys · . mitment to peace and, in particular, to the search for mutually acceptable agree- ments" during his discussions in the Soviet capital. Challenger ln good shape CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -Space shuttle Challenger came back to Earth in such good shape that there should be no trouble sending it back into orbit in a record S3 days. despite a failed brake, 31 damaged tiles, hazy windows and scraped tires. NASA says. The space plane completed its eight-day Florida-to-Florida mission Saturday with the first landing at its launch site, and the space agency said Sunday it returned as the cleanest shuttle yet. ··The orbiter is very clean. in better shape than any of the others," Ken Coffey, shuttle mechanical ~,stems officer. told reporters. All major systems arc in fine condition, he added. DEPARTMENT STOR£ 181& NEWPORT Bl VO , COST A MESA The choice of Chernenko was antici- pated by a toP. U.S. official who says the transition wall bnng few immediate changes in U.S.-Soviet relations. Chernenko, at 72, becomes the oldest man ever to head the Communist Party. President Reagan, who turned 73 last week, is the oldest man ever elected president of the United States. On Sunday, Undersecretary of State laWTCnce S. EagJeburger cautioned that Ezpecting again Prince.a Diana, the 22-year-old wife of Prince Charla, la expect· in( the couple'• eecond baby ln late September, BucklnCham Palace announced today. What to do if you should ever sD\ell natural gas. If you've ever had a whiff of natural gas, you know it's not French perfume. But that's one big reason it's so safe. We add th e smell to natural gas (which is normally odorless) so you can detect even the slightest leak A slight odor near an appliance usually means a pilot light is out But if you have any ~?;!!r;:>gl· ~~~-:i douhts. just call us. m~~:.;:....u.:;~~~~ If th e sme ll is strong. <>pen the wi ndovvs and doors. " · Don't light any ~Ir match es or tun1 ~ ~ anything elect rical on or off. not even the lights. An.l/ electrical S\·\'i tch ~ ~ ··-could cause a spark --~...,,~~-~.~ ..... ~,,. Alert everyone in your hom e and get out. Alert your neighbors nearby. Then. call the Gas Company. (But don't use th e phone in your home). If the gas odor is outdoors it could he even more serious than a lea k indoors. So call us ri~ht away. Even if you don 't smell gas, we hope you'll keep safety in mind . N ver -tor any flammable materials near a gas appliance or your gas meter. • If your burner flame s (range, furnace, water heater) are leaving soot deposits or giving off an acrid odor, call us immediately. Be careful with unvented room -....___ ... ·. t=j~U. -- I • , • • I) • ' 4 =;;:..;::-~ ·1. I I ~ ( heaters. They can cause fire, asphyxia- tion and deadly fumes such as carbon monoxide. If you're not sure if your' heater is safe, call th e Gas Company. We11 check it And be careful where you dig. Gas lines are under your property, so call us before you excavate. We11 help you find them. Please keep these tips in mind. By using natural gas safely and efficiently, you11 be keeping your gas bill as low as possible. And that's nothing to sniff at 6 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA gas COMPANY Baking mfr off shelve. TRENTON, N.J. -As much as 2 percent of all Duncan Hines baking mixes could be voluntarily pulled from the market following the recall of a batch containina excessive levels of the pesticide EDB. the product's maker said. The contaminated batch of Duncan Hines Deluxe Devil's Food Cake Mix bearing lot number 3 I t 6C2A was ordered pulled from New Jersey shelves Sunday by Gov. Thomas H. Kean after tests showed the product contained three times the EDB level allowed by the federal government. Radloactlve tables sought LOS ANGELES -Local hcaJth officials have been seekmg radioactive restaurant table stands after some of the contaminated furniture was discovered in Los Angeles, Orange and Alameda counties. Cartons of the stands emitting radiation comparable to two chest X-rays were found Wednesday in a South El Monte warehouse owned by Falcon Products of St. Louis, county health phys1c1st Joe K.arbus said Saturday. In Brea, 130 stands were found Wednesday at the Elite Inc. warehouse, said Jim Hartranft. Orange County health physicist. Sixty percent of the stands were emitting hourly radiation rou~ly equivalent to the amount emitted by the environment 1n a year. he said. Search of seven locations in Los Angeles County and eight in Orange County found no other radioactive stands, health officials said. Lucky landing on Avalon AV ALON -Three people scrambled to safety after their light plane crashed through a barbed-wire fence near the edge of Catalina Island's cliffiop Airport-in-th~Sky during the weekend. Only a large shrub kept the Piper Cherokee Warrior from tumbling down the slope Saturday after Richard Church of Chula Vista came in for a landing on the same runway where six people c:tied in a crash Jan. 30 and three others escaped inJury in a similar mishap Jan. 31. Church. 46, daughter, Robin. 18, and her boyfriend. Matthew Finley, 19. all escaped injury as the plane stopped 20 feet shy of the precipice. "There's only one bush out there and he hit it," said Russell Palmore, the airport's operations manager. "That's what saved him from going all the way down. He was damned lucky." Prosfltutlon arrest. up LOS ANGELES -Police credit a controversial "public nuisance" law for an increase in arrests and prosecutions of Hollywood prostitutes as well as a 42 percent decrease in related cnmes ranging from murden to car thefts. Deputy Chief Ron Fran le.Jc of the Los AOJCICS Police Department's West Bureau said there were 3,300 prostitution-related arrests in Hollywood last year, compared to 3, 156 in 1982. Male prostitute arrests increased sharply, from 729 m 1982 to 1,280 last year, said Hollywood Division vice Sgt. Tom Griffith. A reduction in the mostJy female prostitutes on Sunset Boulevard allowed officers to be shifted to Santa Monica Boulevard. where gay nightspots predommale, he explained. Gas prl~e edgl.ng up LOS ANGELES -For the first time in months the average price for gasoline has inched up nationwide, but hundreds of stations in the West stilJ sell gas for le&S than $1 a gallon, oil industry analyst Dan Lundberg says. Wholesale gas prices increased an average 0. 72 of a cent a gallon in the last three weeks. but dealers absorbed most of the raise and only charged motorists an average 0.13 of a cent more, said Lundbef1. who publishes the weekly Lundberg Letter tracking 011 industry trends. WORLD Leaden arrive ln M08Cow MOSCOW -Vice President George Busb and British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher are amo!ll the world leaders arrivina today to ~}' last respecu to SOvi~t • President Yuri V. AndropQv. Those head.ins for An· droPov's funeral Tuesday Square included a Cbincae Communist Pan1 Polit~uro member who will be the hiahest-c;an.k.ing Chinese official to visit Moscow ln 20 yean. Over the last two decades, the Communist rivals have been at odds over ideological, political and border disputes. The Chinese official, Vice Premier Wan Li, said today before leavina PekiDJ that China and tbe Soviet Union are "two pat neiahbors" and he hoped IOr improved relations with Moscow. Iraa-Inq battl1ng bJcreua ... BAGHDAD, Iraq -Iran loday ahelled 'four lntqi catiesand the military vowed to retaliate bystri.k.Jnaw,ets ''deco 1n11dc Iran Lan territory," Baahdld Radio reported. A mfhtary SPoke1man. spcakina over the racho, said the cities or Bas11. Mandah, K.banlqu1n and KhurmiJ had bcc11 Ulelled, "caus1na loss or hfc and darnaee to propeny." "In order to deter the treacherous Iranian rqime and 1n retaliation for all 11~. reek.Jess pt"Kliees, we will \'tbemcntly Jlrike 1elcaed lr1ntan tarpu deep inside lrana1n territory.•• said the 6Pokclnan. who wu l\Ot 1denuficd. / ' I --~--- On the "I , • • WHAT AM£X DID NEW YORK CAP> Fet>. 10 Prev. l J AMEX LEADERS • NASDAQ SUMMARY GoLo Quor£s METALS QuorEs That's an apt description of both business and business people along the Orange Coast. To keep track of where companies are going and which people are helping them get there,just watch 'Credit Line' -every day in the Business section of your new lailJ Pillt I , • • Orange Coast OAIL '( PILOT /Monday. F•bruary 13, 19~ A8 COMPLETE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS A·10 Lancaster president Irvine's MicroVenture wants of landscapers group to. automate the realty industry Sten Lancaster ol L.aacuttr Eottrprbet 1n Costa Me~ has hccn elC'tted president of the Orange ( ounty-Long Beac h cbap1er of tht: CallforuJa Ludscape Contractors A11oclatlon. The nine-person board took office at the Jan H 1nstalla1wn l'lanquct CLCA 1s the laflt!>t trade group 10 the na1100 rl"pre~nting stau:-lllen<;ed land scape and 1mgauon contractor and 1hc1r o,upphers. • • • Anaheim resident Marcie KlelD was been !>electt>d 10 hll Lht.• new po\11100 ol d1re-c1or of pubhC' relations at the 4~room WHtln Soutb Coast Plan hotd 11 "as announced b> Robert L. Hawes, general manager \hc "a'> pre' 1ou'il) KLEIN JANSSEN employcd h" 1he Anaheim Convention Center as dtreuor ol photograph) .\1 We'>lln \hl' "'II pubhc11e the hotel to the local commun11\ a' "ell ao, national market'> through the media and sptt1al events • • • Alldrew K Skiver, \Cn1or vice president at 8 .J . Stewart Advertising ud Public Relations, Inc., o f Newport Beach. recent!) recc1.,,,ed a I 0-year sen ice pin from Scblage Lock Co. Ski ver began working wllh Sthlage 1n 1973 a!> an 3lCOun1 c\crn\1\t.' Richard E. Jooes, manager of mMketang SC!'1cc\ al lx·hlage. prc"·ntl·d the pin to Skiver. • • • Hun11ngton l'kn<.·h resident Jollo D. Jan11ea has bct.•n namcd·senwr real estate manag<.·r h) Coldwell Banker Real Estate Management Services. Ht!I new title v.a\ dnnoun<.cd by Fred Halperin, president. who \a1d the m lc wa!o created to 1dcnllf) 1ho\l.' real estate managers who have con\1stently produced a high volume of hu\lnl''>\ and demonstrated a high le' cl of professaonahsm Jan~~n lx·ga n his rnrn·r at ('old well Banker 1n 1971. ••• 4'ian Ch:mcntc rrndent Richard D. Boryszewald has been appo1ntc prc'>1dcnt ofSouthmark Capital Corp., it was announced recent I> by Gerald 8 . Jollosoo, prc..,1dcnt cit Southmark/Unlvenity Group ot Long Beach. Bof)'\ll'W'>ka come\ to \outhmark from lategrated Resources, whcrc he s.ervcd fonwo yeoin as a ..entor v1l'e president. markettng. Southmark Capital 1s the whok..ak d1\tnhutor for Southmark/Un1vers1ty 1o ves1mcnt program\ • • • Laurena S. Lackman ha\ het•n namt.'d vice pres1dent-con1roller uf the ncv. I) lormcd Knudsen-Kero Foodi Group. Lackman -.erved a\ corporate t.ontrnllcr of Marlo Petroleum, Inc.. ot Long Beach hefore Joining Knud'K'n Kl'rn Her rnpun\1b1l111c' v.11l include accounting funttaon'>. tax Jn:ao, and audit 1.:11ordinJl1on tor tht Lo\ Angeles-based firm • • • Ray Kovacs, gtncr.11 rnJnager ol thc Ne" pon Beach Marriott Hotel & Tennis Club ha' annount l.'d thJt lhl· lir\t pha\e of their $30 m1llton e"pans100 dnd rcOO'-Jllon ha\ ht:gun "11h ground being hroken for an underground parking lot that"""' hold 61Kll·ar-~ < omplcllon of thl' pro1ec1 is an11c1pa1ed by '-o' I • • • Tbt Woodward Companies l)f /'.t.·"" rmn Keach h<l\ e selec:tt'd Carol Elcbeo Interiors of \anta ·\na to de'i1gn and furna'>h four model hom('s in a new R1 verndc: dnclupml'n1 called New Ha,en ~quart• footage'> for tht''>l' \1ngle tarn1h delaLht•d humc' rangl' from 94 5 to 1.60() \qUare feet • • • Loretta Lynam of 1..-iguna Beath ha\ JO•neJ Cochrane Cbate, Livlng1too & Co., Inc .•. a' Jn dirn tor lur the agcnc) ·s 1.n:at1 vc d1" 1s10n Prt•\ 1ou\I)' !lhc: worked for Weekley & Associates an ()alias. where shl' ~erved a\ senior an director. In hc:1 new pu~111on. she will be responsible for creatl\e au11v1t11.'\ for Raacb0Callfornla'11ndu'>tnal d1 ..,,1s1on and DH 1n"c')tmc:nt~ • • • Clpber Oata ha~ ka!led a 1,002-square-foot uni1 located at 4000 Westerly Platl.' 10 Newport BeaLh for use a~ a computer component~ sale~ business. The propcrt> wa., lea<,ed through Norris, Beggs & Simpson, with Rob Norn!> and Kath~ T ulkr as agent\ The lo-month lease is valued a t $56. l2X • • • Automotive Rentals ha\ lea<>Cd a 1.068-squarc:-foot un11 lou1Lcd al 4(J()() V. C\tl'rlv Pl.ice 1n "-l'"'-POrt Reach for the purpose of housing their adm1n1\tra11 ,c oflitc 1 hr propcrt) wa5. leased through Beggs & Simpson, with Kathy Faller and Rob Norris as agents. The 36-month lcaw 1\ \alucd a1 \59.824 • • • MUTUAL FUNDS By JOY DEE ANTHONY ~ ..... c.. ..... ..... The real estate industry 1s at la-.1 startma to "think computers." Ac- cordtoJ to Michael Barron. chief necutivc offi<:c:r and chairman of the board of 1 rvine-bascd "M 1cro- Vcnturc," now that the recession 1~ casing up, the auiomated real c!>tatc office 1s becoming a reaht). I hough currently only 5 percent of the industry is computenz.ed. those 1n the business are beginning to get C'-Clled about the kind!> of software packages m the offing, Barron say!>, Some feel t hat the computer wave t!I inevitable and they'd better roll with the tide. Others go overboard in -.ceing uses for computer pro$fams Rut Just about everyone is begrnning to get some degree of computer fever. Dunng the recession, which began 1n '79 and lasted about three years. homebuyers were practically a van- 11.hing breed Interest rates peaked at 22 percent. It wasn't ea!oy to sell a \oltware packajte to help agents keep UPS AND DOWNS NEW YORK (AP) -Th4! follow1"9 "'' inow' the Over·. the -Counter itocks and warranls th11 have 11<>ne up lhe mo,1 an<! down !ht_ m0$1 based on oercent Of change fQr Frlda'I'. No H Curltlti trading below S2 or 1000 shares are Included. trac._ of their salc<i. They'd say: "I can keep track of how many I had last month in m)' head -zero" Now that 11nie\ arc belier. M1cro- Vcnture 1~ rcpomng record ~les. In the tim two weeks of December. the compan} \old 200 M1cr0Venture It bra nee,. a S 140.000 sales volume. This 1s more than ha'> been ~Id by any real estate sot\ ware producer 10 a comparahle penod. accordmg 10 Planning Research Corporauon. the firm which handle~ d1stnbut1on for Micro Venture Yet the Na11onal Assoc1a11on of Realtor!> has decided to market a program by Digital Equipment Cor- poration to be ready 1n six months instead of the one now a vailablc from MacroVenturc. Barron ~ys NAR thinks they need to go to the same source for hardware a nd software. In his op101on. this 1s shortsighted. Often 11 isn't a big computer firm's 'ityle to do 1he software and the hardware M1cr0Vcnture 1s making the real estate software which fBM has chosen for its personal computers. Digital Equipment Corporation, Bar- ron says. has made the kmd of real estate software which will only run on a certain DEC computer. thus forcing the ..ale of a hard-to-~ll item when- ever 11 sell~ the real e!>tate program. Because IBM doesn't have any problem sclhna Ill computers. It doesn't have 10 design real estate software to run only on a certain IBM PC. Barron e:11pla1ns M1cr0Vc:n1ure real estate programs help sale!>men keep track of their clients or do analyses to mereasc produc11v1 ty. Plus they help brokers with property management. office accounting and sale-. management. MicroVenture is also developing finaoClal services software with an eye to changes in the industry. A new trend m the housing market may soon be one-stop shoppin~. with real estate agent and financial 1nst1tution rolled into one:. M1tr0Vcnture's software, says Barron. would easily tit the ball for that lc1nd or dual role. MlcroVenture CEO Michael Barron Water seminar slated Water -or the lack of It -will be the topic or a landscaping seminar to be held at the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa Mesa on March 16 . Xeriscape '84 (the word is denved from the Greek word for "dry") 1s to be co-sponsored by the Municipal Water District of Orange County and the local c hapter of the California Landscape Contractors Association. The seminar is designed for land- scape architects. planners, nur- serymen and water district personnel. Cost 1s S50, which includes lunch, and S25 for students. For information and registration, call 97 3-1023. 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In contrast to previous years. you no longer will be able to deduct 100 percent o f yo ur p e rsonal (non-business) casualt> losses tn ex- cess ofS I 00 for each casualty. For '83. you mu'>t not only deduct the first SI 00 of ever) casualty loss. you also must reduce your total casualty losses 1n excess of the $100 wastage by 10 percent of your adjusted gross 10- come. "Adjusted gross mcome" is your gross income unreduced by your 11em1:ied deductions or exemptions. Say you have an ad1usted gross income of SJ0.000 and you were hit by a S2.500 storm or other casualty loss 10 your home, car, boat or other personal property in 1983. In 1982, you could deduct the S2.500 lessS100 for each casualty -or S2.400. Assuming you were in a 32 percent tax bratkel. IRS shared your loss up to $768 ( 32 percent o fS2.400). But for '83. you have no ca sualty-loss deduc- 1100 at all You bear the full loss. The 10 percent of $30.000 "wastage" ($3.000) wipes o ut your deduction. Thus. 1f your casualty losses arc less than I 0 percent of your adjusted gross income, don't bother completing the casualty-loss section of your '83 Form 1040 Your casualty-loss deduction will be forfeited. Your 1983 income tax may be increased also bccau~ of two new unfavorable chanac in the medical I I SYLVIA PORTER EXPERT ADVICE expense deduction rules for '83. • For '82, you could claim up to S 150 of medical insurance premiums• even though the 3 percent "wastage" reduction for medical expense eliminated any otherwise allowable medical expenses. This "complica- tion .. in filing your return has been eliminated for 1983. The entire medical insurance premiums are now added to your other medical expenses subJCCt to the "wastage" reduction. • The 3 percent of adjusted gross income "wastage" allowed in 1982 has been mcr~ased to 5 percent for '83. If your adjusted gross mcome for '83 1s S35.000. you lose SI, 750 (5 percent of $35,000) of any o therwise allowable medical expenses you have. For 1982, you wasted only Sl.050 (3 percent of S35.000). lo a 30 percent bracket, this could add S210 to your 1983 taxes (30 percent of $700). Before completing your medical expense deduction schedule on your income tax return for '83. check whether your medical expenses will exceed the 5 percent "wastage" figure. If they don't, there 1s no sense in tortunn$ yourself and completing this section of Fo rm 1040. There were several tax-rttum filing changes, generally good news. • Form 1040A 15 now available to more individuals. And you may be able to use the simpler Form I 040A. though you could not in 1982. If you made a contribution to an lndiv1dual Retirement Account. you had to use the longer Form 1040 for '82. If you wanted to claim a ch1ld-<.are credit, you had to file I 040. But for '83. the m1lltons of you who made contn but1ons to an I RA or had l child-care credit can use the simpler Form 1040A 10 claim these deduc- tions or credns. You must, of course. be otherwise qualified to use Form 1040A. But the simpler Form 1040A has become less simple. It's no longer a two-page Form I 040A but an 1983, 11 consists of a 2-page Form 1040A plus a 2-page schedule J. Form ,,. I04t>A. So much for "simplifying" tax fonns. • You now have an automatic extension to Aug. I 5. 1984. 1f you can't file your '83 Form 1040 on its due date of April 16. 1984. By filing Form 4868. you can gel a four-month automatic extension to Aug. I 5. In filing your '82 return, you were allowed only a two-month extension to June 15. I 983. This four-month automatic ex- tension now applies equall y to filers of Form 1040A. Previously. the automatic extension could not be used by Form 1040A filers. Note: You have up to the extensio n tame to make your '83 contnbut1ons to a new or existing I RA or to a Keogh cx1sung on Dec. 31. 1983. The extension does not give you the nght to defer paying your ta:11. however. You must pay with the extension request on Form 4868 what r,ou expect to be the balance of your 83 tax. If you underpay the correct ~nal tax balance, you will have to pay interest on that underpayment. (f your underpayment is more than 10 percent of your final tax on line 56 of Form 1040. you also will have to pay a late payment, non-deductible pen- alty of 0.5 percent a month. If you knowingly underpay by a drastic total, th~ IRS m~y disregard your automauc extension and penalize vou for not filing on lime. One wpayer who showed no tax due when he filed for an extension. although he knew he had a big tax to pay. was so oenalized. 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Wife of penny-pinching husband tries to settle accounts./ Al Sports The road will be a bumby one for area basketball teams In the CIF playoffs. /C1 Jack Renner finally won the Hawaiian Open that eluded him last year. /C2 Entertainment The TV miniseries "Cel- ebrity" Is a riveting drama about three boyhood friends who all became famous./ Al Bualneu Micro Venture of Irvine has a goal for Its market- ing department -a com· puter In every real estate office./ Al Flnanclal columnist Syl- via Porter looks at good and bad news affecting your19831ncometax return./ Al INDEX Bulletin Board BultMll Brtd~ Callfornla Newa Claumed Comlca Crouword OMth NotlCM F•tur• Hor()IC()pe AM Land«'I Mutuel Fundl NatlOMI N9wl OpWMon Polloe Log Pu~Notlcel Sporta Stook Mltket1 Tetevtlk>n l'Mat.,. WMthei World Newt A3 A9·10 EM A4 BM EM 88 85 A74 87 A8 A9 ..... A5 A3 85 81·3 A10 A8 A8 A2 A4 e 1er rea e ice.; Cycle chase ends in crash Americans ski with vengeance to pick up top winter awards Pair arrested for stealing motorcycles SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia (AP) - Debbie Armstrong. in only her see- ond )'eat on the U.S. ski team, became the tint American gold medalist at the 1984 Winter Games y, ea • ing a 1·2 U.S. sweep of the &iant slaJom. The sold medal was the first for an American woman in the Jiant slalom since Andrea Mead·Lawrence won the event at the 1952 Games in Oslo, Norway. After a slow start. the U.S. team was on its way with a venp.nce. The pain team of Kitty and Pe1.Cr Ym.ttben put the Amencans on the chart with a silver in the figure skatin1 competi· lion on Sunday. Today, Armstrona. of Seattle, and Christin CoopcrofSun Valley, Idaho, took the top two spots in the giant slalom in commanding fashion. ArmstronJ, second to COoper after the mominJ's first run, turned in a time of I rrunutc, ll.01 leCODdJ over the second run to win in 2:20.98. "I 11w the cowae yeQerday, and 1 knew it was a ~ hill for me," Armstron1 said. "From the minute I ~t up this momina I felt iood-I knew 1f I kept my bead t'1'!~ and lk.ied positive, I bad a c to win a medal:' Cooper had a time of 2;21. 38 - I :08.8? OD the first run and I: 12.S I on the second run. Perrine Pelen of France won the bronze medal in 2:21.40, nearly a half second behind the -iO-year-old ArmstroQ&. Pelen won a brom.e in the event at the Lake Placid Games in 1980. "Those were the two runs of my (Pleue Me AIUaJCAlte/A2) Two men riding on stolen motor· cycles led police on a hiJli.speed chase Sunday afternoon from Hunt· ington Beach to Santa Ana where both lost control of their bikes and crashed, according to police. Jeff Dean Millick, 20, of Hunt- ington Beach and Rcgje Martinez, 22, of Santa Ana were arrested on suspicion of grand theft auto and reckless driving. Both remained in jail today on $5,000 bail. A Huntington Beach patrolman said he spotted the two riders driving at excessive speeds at 3p.m. Sunday. Mesa 'vigilante' nabbed by cops "They were going up to I 00 mph and we finally gave up the chase. It was becoming too hazardous," CX· plained Lt. Jim Walker, who said a police helicopter continued trailina the men. Millick lost control of bis motor· cycle in Santa Ana and crashed. Martinez crashed several minutes later, according to police. M illick was later treated at Pacific Community Hospital for injuries to bis knee and bands. one-or the motorcycles reportedly was stolen in Huntington and the second, a brand new bike, was reported stolen from Costa Mesa. Gunman told victim he· s out for hoods A l ~year-<>ld Huntington Beach youth on bis way to visit some fnends in Costa Mesa Sunday ni&bt was allegedly threatened by a man Who poimed a loaded gun at his bead and said he was trying to clean up the A8tronaat'• eye view neighborhood. lllMlon ~ Bnace llcCandle. •napped th1a picture David Fcierabend told policebe of the &battle Claallenier ~ b.U apace walk tut week._;-w¥. riding his motorcycle m an ~Icy llcCandle. wu mo'riliC away &Om the •ce abip uma the behmd the 3000 block of Coolidge m•nned maneay....a ...... anlt be belped to create Avenue about 6 p.~. Sunday when .a ... • ...._ • man approached him and asked bis .......................................................................... name. but The man demanded identification from him and then allegedly ~ulled a loaded handgun out of his belt, cocked it and placed it to Feierabend's head, ihrcatcning to 0 blow bis brains out .. ifhc moved. According to a police repon. Feierabend explained to the man that he was going to visit some friends in a neartiy-apartmcnt. The suspect then walked . him Feicrabend said, with the gun poin«J at his stomach, to the apartment and asked the resident to verify that be knew Feierabcod. Wben the resident vouched for him, the man let Fcierabend ao inside and explained that he was trying to keep the nei.&bborhood clear of "hoods or hoodlums ... After be shook the owner's band re~tedly, he left, the police report said. Richard Coleman, 51 , of Costa Mesa, was arrested after the resident caUcd police. Coleman was booked into the Costa Mesa Police Department Jail on suspicion of kidnapping and assault with a deadly weapon. A loaded handgun was recovered in bis car, police said, and bail was set at $25,000. UCI ranks in top 10 - officials aren't impressed 1984 Gounnan report ·not taken seriously' by some educators istrators whose institutions win high rankings. He is the president. Gourman, SI, a political science professor, said he initiated the report 10 1967, and published a second one in 1977. In the la.st three years, two editions have been published annual· ly, he said. The gu1de's intent is as a national mirror, to show college leaders their stren~s and weak· ncsses. Gourman said. Soviet leader warns western 'hot heads' By ANDREA ADELSON Of .. 0.-, ........ UC Irvine is among the top 10 colleges in California, according to the 1984 Gounnan Report, a rankina of the nation's undergraduate schools. But university officials apparently aren't impressed by the honor. Stanford University wins top honors with UC Berkeley taking a close second tn the fourth edition of the rep~m. California has the highest per· centage of good colleges in the country, says Jack Gourman, the compendium's author and a Cal State University Northridge profes.sor. The pronouncement may come as a welcome validation to college ad min· But some academics and corporate recruiten put little credence 10 the report. Educators contacted by The Daily Pilot say they rely on two other rankings, a National Science Foun· dation listina of federal grant winners and a second based on the findings of top national education groups. 'Tm not afraid of them. I'm not just off the street," Gourman said from his home in Los Angeles. "We're not disturbed by criticism," he said. Gounnan's report is published by National Education Standards, a Los An.eles.based profit·making or· pmzation that evaluates institutions of higher learning hCt"C and abroad A murder mystery: After 15 years pass she's still Jane Doe She was just Jano Doe. Dark hair, sli&htly chubby and yOUnJ. maybe 23 or so. She was weannc a flowered bloute pink capris, an imitation leather jacket and a cheap dinner rin&- For 1968, she didn't look out of the ordinary. Except that she wu dead. Investiptora went over each of the items so many times that they saw them in their alccp. For years they went over them, tr)'inc to fiaure out who the woman was. Still, sbe remai~C:Just Jane Doe. Her throat wu ed and she bad been left to die in a muddy Hunt· inaton Beach field. 1'wo yoll.._ bpys who'd been buntina for frap 1n the vacant lotdi1COveftid her body. U wu sprawled facc~own. Her clothes were mussed. If she bad a pune. h was aone. At fint the boys thou&)\t they'd found a mannequin. But when the truth aot out and word of the murder spread, wild rumon sw pt 1fe community. The I STEVE 1Alll£ RETROSPF CTl~E killer wu an escaped mental petient now on the k>ote. More bodies had been found, all bonibly mutilatod.. A •tan.iC pwp WU bei!)& souabl For 314 days Tue Doe wu kept in a mol1ua.ry ~ior wh.ale detec- tives tried to rtaure OU\ who she "" whe~ she bad come ftom and wby she bad died. The mohuary com- plained. but pohce were insistenl the hunt not be cul otTtoo IOOn. There were hundmts of leads but cac:b one was ad~ end. (Pleue ... JAR DOS/ Ai) • • Besides being circulated by an Illinois book distributor to retail book stores, Gourman said the two.volume report is purchased by "'hundreds" of ·corporate recruiters, high school counselors and govern· ment officials. As for UCI, Gourman said "they've got strength. They have a good chance to become a national university, althoufh a lot of people don't know them.' Accordina to Lynne Wither, a University of California academic (Pleue Me UC IRVDU/A2) Winter reptacementa MOSCOW (AP) -Konstantin U. Chernenko vowed today m his ftrst speech as head of the Soviet Com- munist Party that Moscow will match any security threat from the "'hot heads of militant adventun sts" in the West. "We can very well sec the threat created today to humankmd by the reckless. adventurist actions of 1m- perialism 's aggressive forces." Chernenko said. "We do not intend to dictate our will to others, but we will not pcmut the mili taryequ1librium that has been achieved to be upset. "And let nobody have even the slightest doubt about that We Wlll further sec to it that our country's Gaw wlao tall• cner tile beiaala• wh8 all tlae people are 1one? n.. _,.. .. take flll1lt at Corona del Illar State B••cla oa a defense capacity be strengthened. that we should have eno':'P> means to cool the hot heads of militant advcn-- turists." · Chernenko. 72. addressed bis ~ marks to more than 300 members of the Communist Party's Central Com· mittee after it had named him new party general secretary to succeed Yun V. Andropov. Sticlung lo the standard Soviet line on foreign poltcy and relations with the West. Chernenko PfCfaced bis warnmg that MOscow will never con~e military superiority with assurances that the Kremlin wants peace and blamed the West for undermtnmg it. (Pleue eee CllElllU1'KO/A2J Summer-like cro\v'd at beaches 32,000 enjoy warm, sunny weather · -------as weekend boaters fill the bay The sunny weather that lured 32,000 to Oranae Coast beacnes and prompted a flotilla o( weekel\d boaters to set sail may drop a few dcarces as clouds gather. However, the comb1nauon of a hobday (for some) and still pleasant temperature11 proved enouah to draw a crowd to the sand today. L1feauards expected tarier-than-nonnaJ weekday crowds today as surfers and sunbathers hit the sand, taking advantage of the three-day Lincoln's Birthday holiday. Sunday "was picture perfect," a cloudless and windless day, although the beaches this morning were slight- ly more overcast. Newport Beach lifeguard Eric Bauer said. On Tuesday, weather forecasters predict cleanng along the coast after considerable cloudiness tomght with overnight lows dtppmg to 40 to 50 degrees. Highs of 63 to 74 are predicted. A Southern California high of 76 degrees was reported Sunday m Santa Momca and, although beach attend- ance slip~d from last weekend, county lifeguards reported i m- pressive turnouts for a February. More surfers than bathers braved SB d~ ocean temperatum. catcb- ina flirty shaped one· to lh.ree-foot waves out of the west. Bauer said. About 8,000 sunscekers put down towels at Newport and Corona dcl Mar beaches on Sunday, with about 1,000 fewer sunworshipcn on Satur- day, he said. A 28-tcar.old surfeT suffe~ a neck irtjury Saturday when b1tuns the OCt<).Jl bottom, Bauer said. The un- identified man was treated at the beach, and no othertnJunes occurred. he said .. At Huntington and San C'lementc. another 16,000 people took to the sand over the weekend. ''It got lundof cloudy and windy by afternoon." Huntington lifeguard Ron Hazelwood said, with better than average surf conditions In Los Angeles, another :W0,000 flocked to beaches. "Mostly s urfers and quite a few swimmers. but mainly lots of boats." Santa Monica lifeguard Jim Bowman said. "We've got sails everywhere." A combination of warm weather and maid winds attracted boaters to the high sear.. Some SWtmmm had to be ruuced in the Santa Monica area beau~ of riptides, Bowman s:ud. but the waters elsewhere were risk-f rec. John R()(lcford of the Harbor Patrol in Marina dcl Rey said, "h's the bigcst weekend for boatina this year. Over 2,000 boats len our harbor alone " The exodus from area harbors, however, kept hfeguards and harbor patrols busy as many vessels found minor problems when they took to sea after long stays in pon, Doman said. "We helped several boats that either had dead batteries or ran out of gas," he said. At the Los Angeles Civic Center, a high of 70 was recorded Sunday. while Burbank checked in at 71. On Tuesday, a cloudy morning in Los Anaeles is expected lo 11ve way to clearing in the affemoon and big)u in the upper 60s. forecasters said. Ff ighs in the valleys will hover between 66 and 72. At the coast, highs of 65 to 73 are li~cly. Mountain areas will hang on to clouds throughout Tuesday, wuh highs in the 50s and lows between 25 and 40 degrees ex(>CCted. In the desens. highs of60 to 75 and lows of 2 7 10 45 arc forecast. AMERICANS GET THE GOLD ... From Al life," said Armstrong. who had never finished higher than third in any World Cup race. "I wasn't holding anything back. I knew this was m y shot." Tamara Mc Kinney. the 1983 World Cup champion who lives m Lexington. Ky .. and trains in Squaw Valley, Calif.. finished fourth tn 2:21.83. m1ss1nga 1-2-J U.S. sweep by .43 seconds. Still. the I -2-4 finish was the best for an) U.S. AJpine team at an Olympics. . McKinney was eighth after one run, more than a second off the lead, but she had the fastest second run of lhe day. I: 11. 72. The United States had agonized CHERNENKO WARNS WEST From Al ·•Great Lenin bequeathed to us the pnnciple of peaceful coexistence of states with different r.ocial systems," he said. "We are mvanably loyal to this princ1pk. Nowadays, in the age of nuclear weapons and super-accurate missiles, people need 1t as never before. "Deplorably. some leaders of the capitalist countncs. to all appear- ances, do not realize. or do not wish to realize that." Andropov died Thursday at the age of 69 after 15 months 10 power Chernenko noted that Andropo" led the countr) for only "a shon, a painfully shon time" and added. "we will all miss him." Yet in that short time. Chernenko said. Andropov had mana~ed to overcome "the difficulties which our country encountered at the tum of the c1ght1es." Western analysts 10 Moscow saw the passage and tht overall tone of Chernenko's speech as a sign that he will. initially at least, institute no radical changes 1n the policies of his onetime pohucal nval Andropov. UC IRVINE RANKING HIGH ... From Al anal>st. "no one Lakes ll ver) senousl:y." However. Wither said Gourman·s rankings did "tend to agree ""nh others," such as the nattonal Con- ference Board ranlung. published in the Chronicle of Higher Educatio n magazine last year. A corporate recruiter for a large Orange County firm who asked not to be identified. said the Gourman Report "is not highly respected.·· He rches more on industry trade rank· mgs when hmne graduates. "That's their opinion." said Gourman. "There are a number of guides out that are useless:· he !>Bid, calling the Conference Board hsung "a compen- dium of gossip." Gossip or no, the report issued b) the lonterence Board of Associated Research Councils that ranked undergraduate schools. "was very 1nfluent1al 1n budget negot1at1ons 1n the last six months." said Wilham Parker. UCl's associate \ice chancellor. ~mong graduate schools. the Na- tional Science Foundation hsung acts ac; the premier yardstick. "The two together provide a good profile." said David Scheuer. an assistant dean of graduate studies at UCL The Irvine campus was ranked among the top third of the nation's best I 00 undergraduate colleges. and 58th m federal suppon for research, Parker said. ''That means that in less than 20 years. UCl has come from ranch land to a very good university," he said. through the first five days ot tbe Games without even so much as a bronze medal until the Carruthers. a brother and sister duo from Wilm- ington, Del., finished second in the pairs to world champions Elena Valova and Oleg Vasiliev of the Soviet Union. Canada, meanwhile, clinched a berth in the medal round in ice hockey by beating Norway 8-1 . In the afternoon's other game, Sweden de- feated Poland I 0-1 . In the morning, three-time world champion Scott Hamilton of Denver took a commanding lead after the compuJsory figures of the men's figure skating. fben. wuh the strong U.S. women's slu team hoping to funhcr take up the slack. Cooper and Armstrong stood l-2after the first run of the giant slalom. They were only one-tenth of a second apart and nearly three-quarters of a second ahead of Blanca Fernandez-Ochoa of Spain. It was a lock. All they bad to do was stay oo lheir skis. fhe rankings. even Gourman's, act as an "external validation" that can provide persuasive leverag<.' among legJslatorr. and college adminis- trators. Wllhe'. of the U\ staff. said Gourman'!. report isn't taken serious!\ because it's cntena 1s ""ague.· unsubstantiated and un- clear." "We don't put any weight on it," she said. Gourman defends his report as being based on empmcal and verifi- able information compiled from a network of college sources and ab- sorbed by a staff of 50. "They send us solid informauon on a department's weaknesses and stre ngths," Gourman said. "We know if there are biases because the ratings are constantly coming m." JANE DOE REMAINS A MYSTERY .•. From Al The case took investigators to Canada, New York Cll) and Mexico. The dead woman's fingerpnnts were run throu$h the FBI computer -not once but time after time Each nem of clothing was studied for signs of where 11 might ha"c been purchased. Finally. the detectives gave up and Jane Doe was buncd. Six people showed up for the pauper's funeral on a grey and rain) Fnday in a Corona del Mar cemetary -lot I 52F. Even at the end. police kept checkmg to see who might show up to see an unknown girl buned in an unmarked grave. But everyone in attendan~ was there on official business. Reponers and policemen. Today. 15 years after the woman was found. the case remains open, although the chances of ever de· termi0tng who Jane Doe was is remote. The chances of finding her killer arc even slimmer. "Unless someone JUSt comes 10 some day and confesses and tells all -we 'II never know," said Sgt Mon le McKennon. who spent years working oo 1hc case and remains famihar with its details. He remembers. for instance. that tbe woman's aquamanne nng-size 6 3/4-took de-tect1ve!i to the farm town of Woodland A jeweler in the town outside Sacramcn10 saw a polie.e ad 10 a trade magimnc and thought be recalled 11 as one he had sold. "That wa one of our few lead and it looked good for a while," said McKennon. "But tt wa!I another dead end." Rell~ police detective Joe Grun- dy apcnt two years on the case before oaJhna tt quits and movma 10 the wiJderne 1ton1 PuJet Sound 10 WnJunaton where be u still haunted by memones of the namele lady "Yeah. it still bothen me l wanted to dear 11,.. he recalled dunna a telephone interview. ••1t was a cla1 1c. A rttl class.it. H Onan~)' calculated th.at he and othcf omcen conducted ourl)' s.ooo antentcWS., traveled IOUth or the bordrr tfnCC and even tracked down two SIC'lmMt•hOclauned to ba' e seen the mystery woman wallong with a man sbonly before she died. The field where Jane Doe's body was found has now been plowed under. Newland Street passes through ll and several subdiv1s1ons have been built. The murder sue. m effect. has been buned along wllh the nameless v1ct1m. But tn 1968 when Newland went no further south than Yorktown Av- enue. the weedy lot was a favonte daytime haunt of young children out exploring and a night time hangout for young couples looking for a quiet. secluded spot. "People would go there to neck. That's about all." s.a1d McKennon. "There was a little din path you could pull out o nto." After the woman's body was dis· covered. police went door-to-door in the surrounding neighborhood asking the same question and getting the same answer. Nobody heard any- thmg. nobody saw anything. Bccau~ the unknown woman was lolled on a Thursday. pohce set up blodc1tdcs on three straight Thursday evenings. Every car traveling through the area was stopptd and evcrydnver asked if he had passed that way the mitht the dark-haired woman was kified, Nothing. "We used to try that kmd of stoJf back then and sometimes it worked," said McKennon. "But in this case 1t didn't." There were suspicions that Jane Doe had been a biker. Others thought she was a prostitute, possibly from Meitico because of her sliahUY Laun feat um. But in lhe end, at was alt just au woTk The day Jane Doc was to be buried. a Lona Beac h woman cune forwani with the ne the the mystery murder vtcum was Rhonda Fashcr, a roamina Gtorgla aar1 who'd 1uDl)OledJy hook· cd up with the Hell's Anpls . But potie.e located Rhonda Fisher he wal hv1na in Orqon. Almost two years after the k.HhnL another woman tdmufted Jane Doe Teresa Mano Tipl)Ct, a uDOQted }().yew-old pool hUJlkr rrom-Nonh Carohna wbo,allO ~.cd the nam Ma1ie Meeker and Mattie St1llwell. But Tippet, investigators learned. was supposed to be the mother of two. Jane Doe. the county coronor said, had ne"cr had a child. Another dead end A moth~r "ho had not seen her daughter since a fam il y quarrel eight years before. contac ted police, think· mg Jane Doe might be her daughter But police found the woman's daugh· tcr. The m ystery continued. "We solved a lot o f cases for other citjes but we didn't solve our own." said McKcnnon Grundy said of all the leads and tips. there was only one he thought might have been on target. "A woman in T11uana had reported her daughter m1ss1ng," the detective recalled. "When I went to the house to talk with her. she refused to talk with me. She told me her daughter drowned-and washed up on the beach. "That always rubbed against my gills. J was never sure 1f I believe her or not. But 1t doesn't matter now." The Rev. G. Russel Shaw, who said last rite for the unknown woman, said he has never forgotten that particular f uncral. "I have a very v1v1d memory of it," said Shaw. who moved to Victorville shonJy after the ramy funeral. "It was troubling. I remember au the detco- t1vcs at the funeral. waiung around to see who would show up. I was curious too.·· Shaw said he moved out of Hunt- tnJton Beach believing that the woman he bad buried had been idtntified a.s 1 runaway from Georgia. ''J forget the name but that's who f'vc been tllinksng 1t was all these ycan. ''I'm sorry to hear that's not true, .. he added. Thouah the murdcT mystery re- ma.insan o~n. actJVe cast, detectives hive had httle reason to continue tM hunt for the 1dcnuty of a "'oman wbo had somehow sJippcd tt\rouab life without leavtoa a siaa.Jc pcnoo be· hind who could put n1mt and face toti~~~most lib the ptnOD didn't t"Vtn cxr,~t• m1F McKmnon. >M A9 Some clouds are gonna roll in Coanal Extended VerlAbl• Cloudln•u llltOugll WednMdey Fttlr IO pertly CIOUOy TllUIMl.-y Cll•,_ of coe11111 rog enet mlclwMll Highs l1om mid 80e II 11141 bMc'-lo mlO 70. In velley9 0-· tllgll1 lowll ,_Uy In 409 to low 5o. :: u ., $4 ,. 21 74 II n ., 10 5.1 31 f4 12 41 It M 14 " " .. .. $4 a ,. .. 64 4~ " .. 31 11 .. .. 32 ,, )4 ·111 ·21 )4 :t2 M 21 111 ., M Jt .. 17 .. 10 .. " .. .. ee .,. 11 es 39 37 112 31 411 2S ., 40 se o 11 55 73 54 Ill 24 1M 46 14 n •• ,. 40 33 ee 84 73 58 51 ,. .. 42 45 H se 31 ., 31 75 13 17 57 47 ,, 70 44 .. •• 51 2t se « SlatiQnary .. ""'° 11 M Alc:MloM • 47 au~ ., 42 St,...._Twnpe 75 .. s.n Lek• .. 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To keeE track of ___ • where companies ar going ana w ich people ar ti 1 ping them get there.just watch 'Credit Line' -every day in th Business section of your new llllJ fillt Orange Coast DAii. V Pit.OT /Monoay, F•bruary 13, 1984 A9 COMPLETE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS A-10 Lancaster p r esiden t Irvine s MicroVenture wants of lan dscapers group to automate the realty industry Steve Luca1ter of Lucuter Eaterprile1 m Costa Melia has been elected president of the Oran&e County-Long Beach chapter of the CaUfonll• Ludacape Coatr1ctort A11oclatloa. The nine-person board took office at the Jan. 2S installation banquet CLC'A 1s the lafleSI trade group an the nation rcprcscnuna ~tate-llccnscd landscape and imgat1on contracto~ and their supphcn. • • • Anaheim res1den1 Marsfe KlelD was been selected to fill the nrw po!>1l1on of director of public relations at the 400-room We1tla Soutb Coatt Pl11a hotel. 1t was announced by Robert L. H1wes, general manager. She ~as prev1ou!>ly KLEIN JANSSEN employed by the ADalaelm CoavuUoa Ceoter as director of photography. Al Westin she will pubhc1ze the hotel to the local commun1t> as well as national markets through the media and !>pec1al events. • • • AJJdrew K. Skiver, senior vice president at B.J . S&ewart Ad vertl1l11g UJd Public R.elatloas, lac., of Newport Beach. recently received a I ().year service pan from &blage Lock Co. Skiver began working with Schlage in 1973 as an account executive. Richard E. Joae1, manager of marketing services at Schlage. presented the pin to Skiver. • • • Huntington Beach resident JobJl D. Jaa11ea has been named senior real estate. manager by Coldwell Buker Real E1tate Management Servlcet. His new title was announced by Fred Halperin, president, who said the title was cr~ted to 1dent1fy those real estate managers who have consistently produced a high volume of business and demonstrated a high level of professionalism. Ja~sen began his career at Coldwell Banker in 1973. • • • San Clemente resident Richard D. Boryuew1kJ has been appointed president ofSo~tbmark Capital Corp., it was announced recently by Gerald B. JobD1on, president of Soatbmark/Uaivenlty Groap of Long Beach. Boryszewski comes to South mark from lategrated Re10urces, where he served for two years ai. a scmor vice president, marketing. South mark Capital 1s the whole~lc d1stnbutor for Southmark/Untvers1ty investment programs. • • • Laareaa S. La ckman ha!> been named 'ice president-controller of the newl)' formed Knad1ea-Kern Foods Group. Lackman served as corporate controller of Marlu Petroleum, lac., of Long Beach before jOtnang Knudsen-Kem. Her rcspons1b1ht1es will include ac(:ountmg functions. tax areas and aud1l coordination for the Los Angeles~based firm • • • Ray Kovac•. general manager of the Newpon Beach Marriott Hotel & Teaal1 Club has announced that the firsl phase of their S30 m1lhon expanMon and renovation has begun with ground being broken for an undrrground parkmg lot that will hold 600 cars. Completion of the project 1s ant1c1pated by Nov I • • • Tbe Woodward CompaaJe1 ufNewport Beach have selected Carol Elcbea la.tenon of Santa Ana to design and furnish four model home!> in a new R1vers1de development called New Haven. Square foot.ages for these single family detached homc'i range from 945 10 1.600 square feet • • • , Lorelta Lynam of Laguna Beach ha'> joined Cochrane Chase. Llvlagslon & Co., lac., as art director for the agency's creative d1v1s1on. Prcv1ousl)' she worked for Weekley & A11oclale1 an Dallas. where she served as senior art director. In her new position. she will be responsible for creative ac1t1vi11es for Rucbo CaJUonlia'1 industrial div1S1on and DH investments. • • • C~pller Data has leased a 1,002-square-foot unit located at 4000 Westerly Place in Newpon Beach for use as a computer components sales business. The property was leased through Norri1, Be111 & Slmp1oa, with Rob Noms and Kathy Fuller as agents. Thr 36-month lease 1s valued at $56.328. • • • Automotive Rental• has lea~d a 1.068-squarr-foot unit located at 4000 Westerly Place 1n Newport Beach for the purpose of housing their administrative office The property was leased through Beggs & Slmp1oa, wnh Katby Faller and Rob Norri• as agents. The 36-month lease 1s valued at S59,824. • • • MUTUAL FUNDS • By JOY DEE ANTHONY Oelfr ..... C.. ........ The real estate industry ts at last ~1.an1ng to "think computers." Ac- cordini 10 Michael Barron, chief execut1vt offic.eT and chainnan of the board of Irvine-based "Micro· Venture," now that the recession 1s easing up. the automated real estate office 1s becoming a reality. Though currently only 5 percent of thr industry is computerized. those in the business are beginning to get exci ted about the kinds of software packages in tho offing, Barron says. Some feel that the computer wave is 1nevttable and they'd better roll with the ude. Others go overboard in seeing uses for computer proerams. But jUSt about everyone is beginning to get some degree of computer fever. track of their sales They'd ~y: "I can keep track of hov. many I had last month 1n my head -zero .. Now that umes arc better, Micro- Venture 1s reponmg record sales In the first two weeks of December. lhe compan) sold 200 M1cr0Venture hbranes. a S 140.000 sales volume. This 1s more than has been sold by any real r•Hate software producer 1n a comparable period. accordini to Planning Research Corporation. the firm which handles d1stribu11on for Micro Venture. Yet the National Association of Realtors has dcl·1c.Jed to market a program by D1g1tal Equipment Cor· porat1on to be ready 1n six months instead of the one now available from MicroVenturc. Barron says NAR thmks they need to go to the same source for hardware and software. Bec:iusc IBM doesn't have an)' problem ~llma 1u co mputers, 11 doesn't have to design real estate software to run only on a cen.ain 1 BM PC. Barron e~pla1ns M1t:r0Venture real estate programs help ~lesmen keep tralk of their clients or do analyses to increase product1v11y. Plus the)' help brokers with property management. office accounting and sales management MicroVenture 1s also developing financial services software wtlh an eye to changes in the industry. A new trend in the housing market may soon be one-stop sboppin~. with real estate agent and financial institution rolled into one. MicroVenture's software. says Barron. would easily lit the bill for that 1ond of dual role. MtcroVenture CEO Michael Barron Dunng the recession, which began in '79 and lasted about three years, homebuyers were practically a van- ishing breed. Interest rates peaked at 22 percent. It wasn't easy to sell a sof\ware packa11.e to help agents keep In has opinion, this 1s shorts1&hted. Often 11 isn't a big computer 1irm's style to do the software and the hardware. Water seminar slated UPs ANO DowNs NEW YO~IC (AP) -The following 11•1 shows the Over· lhe • Counter stocks 1nd werr anta that have gone up the most and dOwn the moat beled on percent Of i:;h1n11e for · Frldav. No securll/I•• tra<flng below S2 or 1000 shares are ncluded. M1cr0Venturc 1s making the real estate software which IBM has chosen for its personal computers. D1gnal Equipment Corporalton. Bar- ron says. has made the kind of real estate software which will only run on a certain DEC computer, thus forcing the sale of a hard-to-sell item when- ever 11 sells the real estate program. Water -or the lack of 11 -will be lhe topic of a landscaping seminar 10 be held at the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa Mesa on March 16. Xeriscapc '84 (the word 1s denved fro m the Greek word for "dry") is to be co-sponsored by the Municipal Water District of Orange County and the locaJ chapter of the California Landscape Contractors Association. The seminar 1s designed for land· scape architects, planners. nur· scrymen and water district personnel. Cost is SSO. which includes lunch, and $25 for students. for information and registration, call 973· 1023. Nett and P1rcentage changes are I"' difference belwHn the Pf'tvloui clos ng bid price and tode V'l IHI bid price. 1 ~:fii ~£·~ !~~~ 8fct~·ti More good and some bad 4 §filiMd un ~ l>lo Up 4.Y ~ ~s 171h 21/• UP ·i I', A • t , ~;1i~~~ 11 4 : i~ ~~ ,~i newsior merican axpayers IY ~~rt~r ~ I 1~ 8g g.t EDITOR ·s NOTE: This 1s the 1 12 ~slben 112 'h UP 11 l ch1ld<arc credll can u~ the s1'ller 3 Ll'Mtd 71n 1 Up 1 .4 second article in a 12-part sencs in Form I 040A 10 claJ. m th-· d uc- 14 Online IJ'll 1'1) UP 1 0 h h 5 J p, d -.-IS Soflch s 914 "'• UP 14 1 w 1e Y via oner escnbes ways t1ons or credits. You must. of course, 16 AdCmPT 4 •12 uo 4J t.aJCpaycrs can save on the If 1983 and SYLVIA be otherwise qualified to use Form l~ ~~~se:P S 1 •n 8g l:· 1984 income taxes 19 VMX 8 1 UP 14 . 1040A. But the simpler Form 1040A lo1 EagT1 wl 1•1. J,t. UP 11·6 You might lose much or even most PORTER has become less sa mple. It's no longer Autornta '" ''• UP 1 .3 of your tax savinocc from 1983.5 a two-page Form 1040A but 10 1983. 1 ~~~~~n' :~ 1·1. 8g l ~ favorable tax chan&cs 1f you were 11 consists of a 2-page Form 1040A 24s LfeScl ' 4•12 'h UP t s among the millions hat by firt, storm plus a 2·page schedule I. Form , Vuebol oow7't.N. s "• Up 12.S I 040A. or other casual~ losses in I Q83. The EXPERT ADVICE 1 ys ~!~' La~.~ _c~~ Pc~l • vast majonty o you no longer will be ~ oom~cp 3~ -Ye 19. able to claim any casualty losses 81 all. • J~~1c w~ 1¥1 = 1~ lH Thhe 1 tax law has knocked out sharing expense deduction rules for '83 s OfllL011 8 -1~ 14 7 l e osses with the milltons of vnu • For '82. you cou ld claim up to ~ ~~~sE• ~~ = 1¥: 1l~J who suffered umnsurcd damages io a S 150 of medical insurance premiums ~ ~?e~ ~f 1~Y;: = ~ i1 ~ char. ~stolen bikes. losses of cash even though the 3 percent "wastage'' 10 Arlllek 2 -'I• 1 i'1 t rou mu8$1ngs, other casua lties. reduction for medical expense 11 GlsttB w1 I -v. 11.·71 An even if your losses from fire eliminated any otherwise allowable 112 BellNI s 1 :~ = 1~ storm and the like were substantial.· 3 ~ablTV ,. .... 1 .7 medical expenses. This "complica- 11•5 erittc 6'1• -~ 1 .7 the I RS now will bear only a fraction tion'' in fili n~ your return has been 16 Uhn~lc•"• 1~:hn = 1~~ 1t ·.3 of your loss or none at all . ..... , ·~ o eliminated or 1983. The enure !t ucron 14 .7 In contrast to previous years. you medical insurance premiums are now 140~: l~~~o g 1•~ :2 ;:~ no longer will be able to deduct I 00 added to your other medical expense!> Xrd1u1s1 ~ :~:9 1·' percent of yo ur personal subJecttothe"wastage"reduct1on. MdwA tr ~" >1o •••• (non-business) casualty losses an ex-zt" "uri'1 ~ ~ cessofSIOOforcachcasuahy For'83. •The 3 percent of adjusted gross c fc ,, o m st t I d d h fi income "wastage" allowed an 1982 1n1 0111 • ~ .. 6 Y. u u no on y e uct t e 1rst h be d < ~ J' ~~:~~~ 1~. _ 1~ 6 SIOO of every casualtr loss, you also as en increase to J percent 1or ·6 must reduce your tot.a casualty losses '83. If your adjusted gross income for an excess of the SI 00 wastage by 1 o '83 is $35,000, you lose S 1.7 50 (5 percent of your adjusted gross 1n. percent of $35,000) of any othcrw1st" come. "Adjusted gross income'' 15 allowable medical expenses you have. your gross income unreduced by your For 1982, you wasted only $1 .050 (3 1tem1zcd deductions or exemptions. percent of S35,000). In a 30 percent Say you have an adjusted gross bracket, this could add S2 I 0 to your income of $30.000 and you were hit 1983 taxes (30 percent of $700). by a $2,500 storm or other casualty Before compleung your medical loss to your home, car. boat or other expense deduction schedule on your personal property in 1983. In 1982, income tax return for '83, check you could deduct the $2,500 less SI 00 whether your medical expenses will for each casualty -or S2.400. exceed the 5 percent "wastage'' fig ure. Assuming you were tn a 32 percent If they don t. there 1s no sense in tax bracket. IRS shared your loss up tortunn$ yourself and com pleting to$768(32 percentofS2.400). But for this section of Form 1040 '83, you have no casually-loss deduc-There were several tax-return fihng t1on al all. You bear the full loss. The changes, generally good news. 10 percent of $30.000 "wastage" • Form 1040A 1s now available to ($3,000) wipes out your deduction. more ind1v1duals. And you may be Thus. if your casually losses are less able to use the simpler Form I 040A. than IOpcrcentofyouradJusted a,ross though you could not in 1982. If you income. don't bother completing the made a contnbuuon to an lnd1v1dual casualty-loss section of your '83 Form Retirement Account, you had 10 use 1040. Your casualty-loss deduction the lon&er Form 1040 for '82. If you will be forfeited wanted to claim a child-care credit. Your 1983 income tax may be you had to file 1040. increased also because of two new But for '83. the m1lhons of you who unfavorable changes 1n the medical made contnbut1ons to an IRA or had 0v£R THE CouNTCR l11r111>115 CH~ P:ln CPT CetWlr t CenredH C•lllWtl ~'"" lier•• I~~ =" rfleo ~SO• rut A trUt I ..... leWC• elrTie . o much for .. simplifying" tal form'i • You now have an automatic extension to Aug. 15. 1984. if you can't file your '83 Form I 040 on its due date of April 16. 1984. By fili ng Form' 4868, you can get a four-month automatic extension to Aug. I 5. In filing your '82 return: you were allowed only a two-month extension to June 15. 1983. This four-month automatic ex- tension now applies equally to fliers of Form 1040A. Previously, the automatic extension could not be used by Form I 040A filers. Note: You have up lo the extension time to make your '83 contnbutions to a new or existing IRA or to a Keogh ex1sung on Dec. 31. 1983. The extension does not give you 1he nght to defer paying your tax. however. You must pay with the extension request on Form 4868 what r,ou expect to be the balance of your 83 tax. If you underpay the com:ct final tax balance. you will have to pay interest on that underpayment. Jf your underpayment is more than 10 percent of your final tax on line 56 of Form 1040. you also will have to pay a late payment. non-deductible pen· ally of 0.5 percent a month. If you knowmgly underpay by a drastic total. the IRS may disreprd your automatic extension and penalize vou for not filing on time. One taxpayer who showed no tax due when he filed for an extension. allhou&h be knew he had a bia tax to pay. was so ~n.aliz:ed. NEXT: Fnorable new1 on of- flce-at·laome dectact1oa1. S•enllni. >Si\ >flit StrewCt 71'111 11-. "69fll , ... 1t SuoerCI II 11'4 '""" , .. J1' TIM£ 0C '-._ Tmea s-4"' M,_ Tallftm n~ ,,.,. 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