HomeMy WebLinkAbout1984-04-10 - Orange Coast PilotTIJt SOA 'f APRll 10. 1984'
Coaat
Dry rot might sink Sea
Scout's aging sailing
ship. the Argus./ A3
An Orange County
woman has won $1
million In suit over in-
surance company delay
In paying h,er claim./ A3
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California
Reagan team backs
Southern Calif ornla
water project./ Al
Complete Oscar Night
stories and photo-
graphs. I A5, 82
Nation
Mondale, Hart and Jack-
son await results of Penn-
sylvania voting tonight.
/A5
Two grannies are re-
leased from jail after
Judge charges them with
contempt of court./ A5
Word
The Soviet Union is rais-
ing the salaries of Its
teachers./ A5
Failed coup In Cameroon
left hundreds dead and
Injured./ A4
Mlnd&Body
Start dental care early to
save money later, advises
Or . Biiiion, pedo-
dontist. /81
Health officials predict
the late-motherhood
boom will beget an
epidemic of breast
cancer./82
Sports
Former Orange Coast
College pitcher Rich
Dunn wants to prove
something to his
ex-coach./C1
The Orange County
South All-Star football
team Is announced and
It's loaded with All-CIF
stars./C1
Ex-Orange Coast College
star Dan Quisenberry is
rated the best rellefer In
baseball, but he's the
only one who doubts
It. /C3
Buelneu
COM DEX organizer says
computer technology
changes coming fast and
furious./ BS
Name PSA '.s new plane
and you and your friends
get a free trip.JBS
INDEX
Brldge ... 84
Bulletin Board A3
Bualneu • 85
Callfornla News A4
Cla1tlfled C&-8
Comic a 84
Cro11word Ce
Death Not~ C4
Help Yourself 82
Horoscope C7
Ann Landers 82
Mind end Body e1 .. 2
Mutual Fund• 85
NattonaJ Nevra A4
Oplnton Ae
Pol~Log A3
Pubfk: Notloet C4-5
8pott1 C1-4
Tteevtlk>n t 83
Theetert 83
Weather A2
Wortd News A43
LB •lid~ les~roys •alkw
' Early momtn land moveme t sends tons
b dirt, trees, buslies down embankment
8~ DAVID BISHOP
D..t;,... Cerr11111n111u
An early morning landslide m
Laguna &ach ripped up pathways
and twisted metal handrails adjacent
to the blufftop Las Bnsas rtstaurant.
No one was injured in the slide in
which more than 20.000 cubic yards
of dirt wtrt displaced.
And the earth was stUI moving at
noon today. with city officials setting
up an emergency meeting with aeol-
04ists to determine how to stop the
slippage behind the popular Mex·
ican-stylt rcs1auranL
No room for argument
Newport Beacb police officer Geo.Jle 8tanopoalee orden
twoaupecta to tbe aroma• ba tbe Weck Of It. 19tla 8b•t
in Coeta lleea aboat 1: 15 p.m . M•••JS. TM _.._. tlMt
rllJlt, Leonel Loren.o, 36, of Saata Ana. wu ..,. ..... for
A larac bed of rOSH adjacent to the
restaurant on Cliff Drive dropped
about eiaht fttt toward tM octan
shortly after 6 a.m. Two hours later
the landscaped area was still dropping
at a rate of a six inches an hour.
Paved asphalt pathways throuah
Heisler Park below lhc resaaurant
were destroyed and arcn and bushes
were strewn down the bluff whe~ a
contractor was 1n ahe process ·of
shoring up an area damaaed in last
year's winter stOtms. TM rtSaaurant
and lM adjacent Laauna Boach
Museum of Art wert not dam~ 1n
tM early momma lidt but city CrtWI
have cl<>SN the patio a~a of the
resuuranL
"This wu a land hde just "'a1tm1
to bapptn:· said Terry Brandt. the
ci_t>'s aS1istant city manager and
d1ttetor of public works.
Although the cau$t' of the shde has
not yet been <kterm1ned. v.orkm at
a · a ~ .45-callber ptatoi Re wu beld
•1.000 bell. TM*'""· llerlo Urruuao of DU.a ~ ... ~·-·-"'..._.,, ... ~.-Pa'f••*•••·' the two men after they were Men a weapon.
the scene spttulatc 1hat ttW itrjp·
uon•M>aktd rost prck'n cea.,-
when cit) Crt"o\'S ttmovCd ~ W t~ of the btu.IT Monda)>JUll bdOrt
plac1n1 larat bouldtrs IMrt to ShOtt
up the bluff. •
Brandt described the sli<k IS major
and said betwttn 20.000 to 30.000
cubic )ards of earth "'&S dasplacal. 8ft
amount he said is' approll1m1tely lhr
Slime as was displaCcd 11t tht Febnlar)
(Pleaee ... LAGUNA/ A.St
Charges.
mount
in sex
attacks
By STEVE MARBLE °' .............
A wcaltlfy Newport Beach man
who allegedly preyed on petite )OU"I
women with blon<k or li&ht brown
hair now is being charged witb
sexually assaulting sevtn -.omen in
the past year. according to pol~
investigators.
Last week's arrest of Paul William
Jensen. 40. has brought a stream or
calls from women who have loki
officers they were attacked or hdd
prisoner by the man. whose powerful
prtsence reportedly made the victims
feel helpless.
Jensen is free Qn $50.000 bail but as
due back in court' Monday.
Last week. Jensen was charged with
sexual battery. rape by object. falst
imprisonment and attempted rape m
separate attacks on three women.
accord ing to police.
Sgt. Paul Henisey said the
rape. ktdnap. sexual bane~ and false
1mpnsonment an alleged attacks on
four other )Oung women.
Hemsc} said all se"en ~omen are
m their earl) 10s. ha"e llght bro.-n or
bk>Nk twr and ~e pcUtc fi&11rc<>
.\ff al1tgt the:"} wert attackt'd b~
JtnKn m the past year
.. w ,·\e received calls from other
women. too. But because of the
1\ T t •1 $60 ·11 • b dr cfi t statu1e of limnations or other lepl 1vewpor unve1 s m1 1on u 0 e ~:z~~:~;r,:\s::~"~:··.::.~;
By JERRY HIRSCH
Of !tie Delly l'Mol 1181f
The city of Newport Beach plans to
spend almost $60 million dollars
during the coming year. according to
the proposed 1984-85 budget handed
to the City Council on Monday.
The balanced budget. which 1s
subject to revision and will not
receive approval until the end of
June. represents an increase of about
S8 million or 15 percent over last
year's spending plan.
But most of tha1 mone). $6.5
* *
m1ll1on. 1s an increase in cap1ral
expenditures including $3.5 million
from other agencies to help repair the
Upper Newport Bay.
Newport Beach's operating budget
wall increase about 4 percent to just
under $41 mitrion. That represents
about $604 for each of the city's
67.800 residents.
The city will have $8.8 mi llion an
general fund reserves and another
$7.28 million in reserves earmarked
for the water department.
.. Financially. we are in pretty good
shape. The budget is pretty mul'h a
*
Did you kDQW NB
has 9 ·,000 boats?
There is more than just dollars in
the 198 4-85 proposed budget for the
c11y of NewPQrt Beach. The bud_get
contains a wealth of information
about the city.
For ell-ample. the city's population
wall increaS<' 2 percent to 67.800 by
the end of this year.
The city's summer population will
be closer to 100.000 because of the
tourists.
Newport Harbor contains 9.000
boats.
Newport Beach has 1.230 res1den-
t1al boat shps and 2.219 commercial
boat shps.
The cit~ co,crs 15. 77 squart miles
of land. 1.9 square miles of ba~ and
20.1 sq uare miles of ocean.
"Our city limits go out three miles
into the ocean. That is all in-
corporated territory." City Manager
Robert Wynn explained.
Newport Beach has 25.4 miles of
harbor frontage and an additional 6.1
miles of ocean frontage.
There are 33.SOO residences 1n
Newport Beach and each a' erages
two residents.
TM cit~ 's population dens1t) 1s 6. 7
per acre or 4.29~J)ff-square mile.
Cit\ wofkcrews maintain 23.000
parkwa} trees.
Newpon Beach contains 187 miles
of paved streets. eight m1ks of
(Pleue Me TRIVIA/ A2)
arouses controversy
throu hout county
~ h was a cnme that sent shock waves
throuah Ora nae County.
On Feb. 9. 19 O. a helmeted man
on a motorcycle aeproached the rear
kitchen door of a Seal Beach l'C(tory
and bcpn talk1na with Father Fehll
Doheny. 64. of St. Annc·s Catholic
Church.
AC'<:'ordina to pohct accounts. the
pncst a ked the man to walk around
10 the front rtttory door. tnstcad. the
man tncd to forct l'11s way into tht
kitchen. When Doherty tned to
prevent ham from entenns. the
motott' :-tlist punc:hfd the prie t 11'11hc
f orchtad and lcn.
One week later. the pne 1 coU:lpsed
into a coma H( wu taken to "
h°'p111I .,.httt he di~ two \\eek~
lat~rofcomplic•tion a soc1 tcd with
l'hc' 1 w, ..
con1i nua11on of 1he previous year's Salaries lasted an 1he proposed Jensen. who reponedl} o~ns ~\ -
budget with one major exception -budge! are a11hearcurrent levels. The eral resi(ie.nces tn-Orange County and
we plan to add two employees:· said city's management team still has 10 dnves a 1984 Mercedes Ben z. alleged-
City Manager Robert Wynn. meet wllh the cny's six emplo)ee I) met the women at nightspots.
That would bring the ci t} ·s work-unions and assoc1a11ons for contract health spasand. m one case. through a
force to 671 employess and would be negotiations. Wynn said. newspaper ad
the largest increase si nce eight "If there is an average of a 5 pcrcen1 Some of the women. according 10
workers were added 1n 1981 . wage increase. 1hat ~ould cost the cit) police. made dates with Jensen but
"Personnel cos1 s a re the anextra$1.2m1llion."hesa1d. cla1medthemanattackedthem once
single-b1~est item of 1he budget:· The other large expense in 1he he lured them inside his Court trcet
W}nn said. • budget is the $19.5 m1lhon plan ned residence
Salaries and fringe benefits ~111 forcap1 tal improvements. 01her ~omen ha\e told poh~
amount to S26 million. or 44 percent "It 1s mostl} for streets and se~ers -Jensen had such a command mg
of the total 1984-85 budget. .\nd that and th ings hke that:· W)nn said. ··aura" 1ha1 1he~ felt .. po~crless" m
figure could climb. Wynn sa.J. (Pleue eee NEWPORT/ A2) his presen~.
CW!y ..... ,._...,_._.11 .......
One off our treea datroyed bJl'leen-age vandals at Coe ta
Ma.park. · •
Tree vandals
must pay for
destruction
By KARE!'li E. KLEIN
Of .... Deity ""'* ••• ,,
.\ 1no ofh1gh '>thool students who
alk&edb chopped Juwn f.our ~lu
abk 1ree'I a1 Tanager Park 1n Costa
Mc.-~ o'a the "'eel..end will be
charged for the more than S 1.000
damage the) cau<>eJ accordin.g to
Daq~ . \11.ema. 5.upt•nntendcnt of
pari..' and parl. ~a~~ lor the cit~.
Three Co~td \ksa tccn-aae~. in-
dud1ng 1~0 JU' endc.-sand 19-,ear-.old
Rodne' D (1ood. ""Cf'e arrestC'd
'>unda\ and lharged ~1th mahc.:aou
m1.,,hlcl in 1ht• incident Co ta \ksa
ptllilt> reponed
\11.ema ..a1J onc.-coast ~~O<Xi.
.aooul 20 kel tall and thrct• lar-
(Pleue eee Tllltlt/ A2)
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A2 '* .. Orang. Coast DAILY PtlOT/Tunday, April 10, 198"
Protopappas trial put off aweek
JurOI"\ in Costa Mesa dcnu t Ton)
Protopappas' Orange Count) u-
pcr1or C-ourt murder trial wert' ii\ CO
1hc remainder of 1hc week off Mon-
da)' uftcr an und1scl0St-d h1 1l·h 1n the
legal proceedings forced the 1rial'i.
delay.
Judge Lui~ Cardenas dlrttlcd the
12-mcmbcr jury to rtlurn ntxt Mon·
day afler meeting 1n l'hllmberll wath
both prosecution a nd dc:fcnsc at·
torntys.
-CONTINU ED STORIES
-~
"We nl'Cd a week to work on 1h1s
problem and solve 11 ." Cardenas told
Jurors. ·•
However. neither Cardenas. Oepu-
t> D1~trict Ano,.ney James Cloninger
nor Pro1opappas dcfen!.C anorneys
Robert Tuller and Hollii. Dyer would
discuss thc reason for the delay.
Tuller and IJycr commented only
that the> c>.pccted the trial to resume
Monda) as M'hedukd.
Protopappai.. 38. was charged w11h
sccond-d~rcc murder alkr three
patients died following treatment au
his high-volume Co ta Mesa clinic as
a result of the alleged misutc of
general an~sthctiC' drugs.
Sinc:c his arrest last year, the
Uiauna Beach resident has remained
free on $250.000 baiJ.
Attorneys havt estimated the trial.
which wa~ entering its third wetk.
. would lake between eiah1 and 12
weeks to comple1e.
TREE VANDALISM .•.
From Al
rot wood trc\'\. about 15 fret tall. "ere
razed 1n the vandal ... allad..\ rm.la~
n1~ht and Sunda} morning
Thl· police rl·pon '>atd one ol thl·
'oung!>ter!> ronfl''>'>l'd w hacking thl·
tren dov. n to 1hn'l"foo1 '>lump\ rtw
trt'l'" lam· thrl'l' \ldl'\ ol tlw pari..·,
ba\l.ethall l uun
\l'l'ording to tht· rt•porl one ol thr
\uuth'> told polllt' ht• < iood ..snu a
i·m·nd arnH·J at the p..srl. l<itt· l·rida ~
night 1ntl·nd1ng wdarnagt• lhl' ha,i..l·t·
ball hoop'> a'> d v.a~ ll> gl'I fl'' cngl· on
'>Orne '>IUOl'l11'> Imm l <.tanna lf1gh
School v.hu bl'dl up a fr11:nd ol tht'll'>
When thl' ho)'> lailnl to tl'Jr lhl·
basketball nm!> d~v. n. the) alleged I>
turned to the tree!> but kft "un-
\311Sfied ... police $<ltd. The~ apparent·
I~ returned earl~ Sunda) morning w
1101\h thl' t<lb
.\ rl'\ldl·nt v.ho heard the rurku'>
\unda' aho111 11:5() a.m rnnfrontt·d
thl' trio and plan:d Good under
u111cn\ um.·-.1. He and the o thl·r 1v.o
v. rrc l ttl·d and relca'>l'd al the Kene
Polan• u1nfis<:a tt•d an a~ and <s
had..)av. 1n connection v.1th the
1m 1J1:nt
.\ll..1·rna '>aid thl· trt't''> "'l'rl· maturc
and v. di lw n>\tl} to rl•plal'l'. "Thn
must have really worked at it to get
those down ... he !>atd.
Vandalism in the city'5 parks
increases when the schools let oul.
\lkema said.
"l ''>uall) at the begrnning of sum-
mer. duri ng Easter vacation and
Christmas" are the 11mes when cm
'>hrubs and lret·s are damaged. h~
satd.
.\lkcma ~1d a bill for the damage to
the tree!> v. 111 be prepared and sub-
mitted at a coun hcann$ for the
}Ouths. "E11hcr the} or 1he1r parents
v.111 ha'c to pa' for 11:· he said.
0.11, Pilot l'l>olO br O•Yld •••!lop
Pasaersby examine aspb,alt pathways that
were ripped apart by early morning land-
slide behind Las Brisa• restaurant ln
Laguna Beach·• Heisler Park.
LAGUNA BEACH LANDSLIDE ...
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;.i v.an ..... a, at lhl' hottom ol the hluff
and a t l)ntr41nor \1 onda' had re-
m(l\t·J a rortaon of the blutl lol' 1n an
a1H·mpt tn repair '>IOrm damagt'.
Laguna Heach Ma }or Rubl:n (1l'n·
tr~ '>a1J ont• as .. ump11on ,., 1hat the
I YX I \torm ma\ have caused this
morning·., '>lide ·
PRIEST SLAYER'S FREEDOM DEBATED ...
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Beach man guilt~ nf second-degree
murder
Bui nov. lhret• ;car<; later. the
appl'al'> rnurt opin ion~ written b~
Juc;titl' l homa!> ( rosh}. sa~s.
··c:;pnng\ aL ltOn'> wcrl' '>tmpl) not
tho!te of onl' l'mbarkcd on a
rnurderou'> 3'>'>ault ."
Prn'-l'l utor r nnght <.ttll support.,
th(' onganal 'crdirt.
":'-lo om· wa., rnnfU'>L'd a!> lo lht•
faets in the case:· fnnght ~atd. "We
were mor(' conl('rncd that Mr Sprang
as a pr('tl) d1sturhed and!\ 1dual and as
a threat to the community ..
H" claimed ()pnng .. was sufTcnng
from real dl'lus1onal thanking."
Ennght 'aid ... The <.rad part of all
tha<. t'i that \\l'.11 he rekac;1ng a rather
dangl'rnu'I' d"lurlx·d ind" adual.
The prngmatl\m of thl' 1ur\ ha\ been
lkkatl'd h' tht· tt•thn1\.alt11c ... ol tlw 1.1" ..
In tkknding "ipnng. Btttkr '>atd he
ma' ha\ t' "latkd to proper!\ L'ducatl'
lht• JUt: a\ In v.hat ron'>tllUll''>
'"' nluntar: manslaughter ··
Ht• rontcn<h ~pnng had no
murJcrou\ 1n1t·n11on' v.hcn hl.' '>truck
1ht· pm·st ;ind 1ha1 the '1olrnt
11uthur\I \\a' an 1\ola1ed 111ntknt
Bt t!•r \aid hl· ha\ ht•t·n told that 111
pn<,on '°)pr rng ha'> rrlt•t, cd hclplul
tnuml'lang. Ht· \a1J Sprang·., parent\
1n long BC.t( h ar1· an\lnu\I\ ::1~:1111ng
hi\ rdl'll'>l'
"I v.nultl hnl)l' lhl· puhltc v.ill give
him a chance ... Bulll'r ... aid "If
t•\l·nonl' lr.nt·v. v.ha1 hapr><'nl'd on
that da' th<'\ \l undcr'>tand 1hd nun
of \p~·al\ ~kl "ion ..
( 11nu·rn1n1.1 r athl"I Dohcrt~ ...
death Butkr addC"d. "It 'lccmt•d lo ml'
11v.a'a1rag1t arudl'nt I'm '>Orr\ 11
L''l'r hnppt'nl·d .ind I lr.ntH' Ron
\pnng " h1ghl\ u·mor'>cful 11 1.·,er
happt·nL'd hcl·au\e hr dad not intend
to <.cnou\h hurl an~ont• ··
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TODAY
S.cotlO "'II" 8 28 p m Secon<l IO,. 10 28 pm
WIONIM>AY
5 18em
12 19•"' e 54 pm
~o
..0 7 LOCATION
4 4 Huntington &.Kil
-. ~ --
aizt COMOITtON t·3 ,.,,
72 411 •s •o 411 42
38 31
Fll"9r Jetty, N.-po<t
S.in -.!• t04•y 81 11 20 p m • ,,_ 40th St , Newpo<l
Wedl'IMCll)' a1 5•27 a m ano tele ~ ~nO St NewP<>tl
•I UI p.m. Bell>Oll W9dQe
t·3 good t·3 good
t·3 gOOO
1.2 gooo
Moon ,_ t04•y a.I 12.41 • m . Mlt lAg\1118 8Nc:Jt
Weclneedar 81 2 23 a m 9nCI rtMt $811 C-1•
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Botton 81119111at3 Oii a m ThurtO•Y Weter T91n9 60-82 s .... , 01•8Clton -1-1
NB council mulls top salaries
Ne\\port Beach's top level cit;
officialHarn an average ofSSl.867 a
year. according to statistics released
Monday in the city's proposed
1984-85 budget.
\11~ Manager Rohen W}nn 1s the
highest paid city official earning
$74.620 this year. C ity Clerk Wanda
.o\ndcrsen is the lowest paid depar-
mcnt head t>am1ng $38.385.
The C1t\ Council will decide what
salary increases the 14 depanment
managers will earn and what wajl.e ... ... ...
TRIVIA ...
From Al
unpaH·d street<> a nd 11 miles o f stale
htghwa)\.
Tlw c1l\ ha'> 28 miles of allevs.
Then· ·arc sax fire stat1om 1n
:-..kv.pon Beach and four ltbranes.
.. Newpon is the onl~ harbor area
nt' that has 11s ov.n libran S\Stcm.
( ·<;sia Mesa and Huntington ·edch
U!>t' the count} ltbraf) '>~ slcm."' \.\ ~ nn
\aid
\n t'Sl1mated 584.200 book!> v.:rre
chcl'ked out of1hc l1braf) s>stem this
\l'ar.
· Tht• a\'iesscd \'aluataon of Nev. port
Bl'ach propcn) 1s1ust underthan $1 .o
billion or $23.418 ix-r ca pita.
Between 2u.ooo and 100.0<XJ tour-
1~s '1s11 Ncwpon Beach t'ach da\
depending on the weather and the
season
:-.lewpon Beach garbage collectcrs
v.111 collect an estimated 45.500 tons
of refuse next ~ear. That 1s an a' erage
of two-thirds of a ton for each
resident.
Just Call
642-6086
hikes the city's remaining 655 em-
ployees receive next year during
budget hearings scheduled to con·
elude June 25.
The salaf) of Police C hief Charles
Gross was S5 7. I 05 this year. Fire
Chief James Reed earned $53.030
and C'it) Attorney Roben Burnham
earned $57.160.
Judith Clark. the director of the
Newpon Bcac.·h library system as the
highest paid female city emplo)ec.
earning $44.61 S for the year.
Each member on the City Council
earns a $6.420 salary from the city
and the mayor gets $9.660.
The typical Ncwpon Beac·h police
officer earns about $28.000 a year and
the a' craite firefijl.ht~r earns about
... * *
NEWPORT ...
From Al
'"The cit) ·s capital 1mpro,emcn1s
budgt•t a!> one of the h1ghe'>l that we
ha'e ever had. It is a third of lht'
budgl'l. Normal!~ 11 is betv.et>n 22
p<.'rccn1 and 25 percent." W~nn saad.
Dredging L · pper Newport Bay ac-
rnunts for most of that increasl'.
~hout $2.S m11l1on will be spent on
street pro1ec1s and ncarl) $400.000
will be spent on 1mprovang the sewer
S)Stem.
The c1tv's large sources of revenue
rncl ude iS.5 million an property
taxes. $8.7 million an sales and use
taxes. $7. 7 million 1n water fees. $2. 7
m1llton in hotel bed taxes. S 1.3
millto n in parkang fines. and SI . I
milhon 1n traffic fines.
$25.800. Ne\\ pon Beach paramedtes
earn $30.000 a \ear.
Cit) lifeguar.ds ha'e an average
salal)· of about S l 7.000 a )Car.
The averagl' garbage collector
working for thl' cit~ earns about
$20.000 a year.
Building inspectors ha"e an aver·
age salal)· of about S27.500.
The typical typist for the Cll} earns
about S 15.665 a year.
The a"eragc worker on the street
rnaintenance crews earns about
$11.000.
Other salanes include Publtl
Works Director Ben3amin Nolan.
$56. 710: Finance D irector George
Pappas. $53.390: Ut1lt11es Director
Joseph De' l1n . $52.565: Planning
DmTtor James Hcwicker. $52.360.
Par~lkac es ana"Rccrcatton Ulrec-
tor Ronald Wh1tll:'). $46.520: Manne
Dir...-ctor Da' td Harshbarger.
$45.445. General Sen ice!> Director
Wade Be:der $46.790 and Building
Director Ra1mar Schuller. $47.445.
Sunny. cooler
weather ahead
f t•mperature'> \~Ill drop sltghtl>
Wl'dnesda\ 1n Southt'rn California.
but skies will remain mostly sunny
\\<ith a few high clouds. the National
Wcath('f Service said.
Patchy night and mornrng low
clouds along the coast will keep
day11me temperatures an low 70s
Wednesd a). Lows are t>xpected to dip
low SOs.
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Plans for Olympics
t raffic tal~slated
A Califom1a Hi&hway Patrol captain will discuss law
enforcement's plans Tor dealina with the traffic crush from
the 1984 Summer Olympic Games at Wednesday's
meetjna of the Balboa Bay Republican Women. Fcder-a~. ' The I J a.m. luncheon will held at the Irvine Coast
Country Oub in Newport Beach. Capt. Ken Rude will be
the featured speaker. To make reservations, call 640-8S88.
LeadenlJlp lecture .et Jn Ilea
Balancina effectiveness for lelldenhip capacity is the
topic of Wednesday's Winner's Circle Breakfast at the
Neighborhood Community Center, J84S Park Ave., in
Costa Mesa.
Sausba Sherbin will speak on "New Beta Leadership"
at the 7 a.m. buffet breakfast, catered by Delaney's. Call
96()..271 5 for more informufon.
Motl:len of Twin• to convene
The OrangeCoastMothersofTwinsOub will hold its
next meeting Wednesday at the Seacliff Country Club in
Huntington Beach for a fashion show of twins' and moms'
apparel.
The session will be a dinner meeting and guests arc
welcome. Further information may be obtained from
Juhc Antongforgi at 969-1 IS7.
Consultant to addreu senlors
The Argue•• eeen ln better day•.
An <>ran~ Coun1y ~ Cowt jury MOacl9y
l'Wltdtd Sl million in puniuvt d•••n IO an Anahrial
womaft' who sued Stalt' Fann IMUruor Co. for Willf\alt)'
ref'u~na to senlt an auto-1nsu~ claim in a prompc and :
equatable manna.
F0Uowin1 an elfJ\t-day lrial, .._.. Sat.alacb _...
awatded the jud&ment and jurors dncmuned State Farm , lnsurancre Co.'s rcatonal Coaa Mcu ofrace violaled 11.a.e ·
insurance code sectiont W dclayint teltbnent of a SS.000
personal injury claim for m«e than 21 months after il was
filed. I • •
Satalich. who suffered bead and beck iajunes in a
minor auto 1cc1dcnt that occurred in July 1974, initalfy
was offered S2.SOO in tdtle.ncnt ofbtr claim, accorm.& to •
her attorney Wayne Austero.
· Austero said the full amount of the clatm was p0t •
only after a lawsuit wu filed and the~ neared its triaJ
date.
After the in1ti.al r.cttlement was paid in full. a teeond
suit was filed claiming the 11ant msurance company had
violated msurance laws th.at require insurance comparues
to r.cule claims promptly and equitably. Austero said.
Austcro. a Newport Beach a1tomey. characterized the
accident that tnwred the SI million award as a ·•routine ..
or "minor" rear-ender. which occurred near the intct·
sec-tion of Newport Boulevard and 17th Street in COJU
Mesa.
Senior leJislator Rex Tyner, a special consultant for
Emeritus Institute at Saddleback College. will be the guest
speaker at Wednesday's meeting of the Orange County
chapter of the American Institute of Retired Persons.
The event will be held at 2:30 p.m. at the Hot Springs
Dance Hall. 32506 Pasco Adelanto. San Juan Capistrano.
All South Orange County cittzens SS or older are invited to
attend.
Funding-crisis may sink·Argus
Hlstorlcal Society meetlng set
Retired Costa Mesa teacher Mildred Fisher will be the
guest speaker at Wednesday's meeting of the Cost1' Mcu
Histoncal Society, to be held at 7:30 p.m. in the society's
hcadqua.ners at Plumer Street and Anaheim Avenue.
Fisher will discuss the early days of her teaching
career, which began in 1928. Further information on the
meeting or the society may be obtained by calling
631-S918.
Huntington newcomers to meet
A coffee meeting will be held Wednesday at 9:30 a.m.
by the Huntington Beach Newcomers Club. For further
information. call 964-7886.
Lecture on acupunture at OCC
A three-hour lecture titled. ··1s Acupuncture You?"
will be presented at Orange Coast College Friday at 1 p.m.
The seminar costs $6 and will be held in OCC's Science
Lecture Hall 102.
Lecturer Ambrose C. S. Lin. a certified acupuncturist
and Chinese herbalist. will discuss the ancient chinese
technique for healing. and will present demonstrations
and examples of how acupuncturejs accomplished.
T1cket"S arc on sale in OCC's Communit Service
Office in the conegc's Student CCntcr~ulldlng. or more
information. call 432-S880.
By JERRY HIRSCH
Of !be DeltJ ,... ....,
Effons to raise money for the Sea Scouts' ailing satling
ship Argus have netted about $500. but Boy Scout officials
say they need nearly SS0.000 to keep the boat afloaL
The Argus, docked at lhe Boy Scour -Counctn S!a
Base in Newport Beach. 1s being pu-mped out every mght
to K'eep it from sinking.. Dry rot damage to the' stem of the
ship. discovered 1n March during a U.S. Coast Guard
inspection. has kept the vessel from sa1hng. Boy Scout
spokesman George Trosko said.
If the stem is not replaced. the 68-foot topsail ketch
may have 10 be scuttled.
YMCA holiday camp set
SEARCHLIGHT
··There has been some money raised. about $500. But
the' big news 1s that we received a $5,000 gift for the Sea
Scout Program:· Trosko said.
The doner intended the money to go for the program.
but said It could_bc u~d to repair the Ar;&us~ he said.
"We are tentative!) counting that as part of the
money we need ... Trosko said.
The ship was purchased by the scouts in 1970 and
costs the Boy Scout Council about SI0.000 a year to
maintain. Funds for the unexpected repafr job arc not
available 1n the counc1rs operating budget and special
efforts arc under wa) to raise money for the Argus. Trosko
said
"We are trying to spread the word that we need mooey
for the ship as best we can and we arc trying to explore
wa ys to raise money," Trosko said.
"We have talked about ha ving the boys in the
program contribute some money but we are really looking
for local people who have an interest in maintaining the
vessel -the Argus is almost a le&end," Trosko said.
The Boy Scouts also are considering holding a benefit
dinner or program to raise money fo r the ship, he said.
The Argus was built in Denmark as a cargo ship in
1908. The dry rot was discovered when metal sheeting -
used to protect the ship from ice when it sailed the Baltic
Sea -was removed from the bow.
Donations can be sent to the council's" Argus Fund."
P.O. Box 531 S. Santa Ana. CA 92704.
Joyce Manin and Orville Amburgey, Costa Mesa's ·
Man and Woman of the Year. will be honored at a
luncheon sponsored by the Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce Wednesday at the Westin South Coast P1az.a
Hotel.
The noon luncheon begins with SOC1al hour at 11 :30
a.m. The propam follows at 12:30 p.m. fee is SIS. Fot
information. call the chamber office a1 979-0536.
CIJUI cookoff tickets avallable
Would-be chili wters can still buy tickets for next
Saturday's fourth annual Irvine South Coast Chili
Championshfp. to be held in Bommer Cao yon.
If it sails, you' 11 read of it in the Pilot f~r-st r,
The SS tickets can be purchased at the Irvine
.,Chamber of Commerce, 280 1 McGaw Ave .. and through
local merchants.
By WALT ER BURROUGHS
On Tuesday. Jan. IO. in the year ofour
Lord 1984 after a hiatus of 17 years. there
appeared the first ofth1s new series of
Searchlights. Someont put a headline on it:
.. A Grandfather's Pride Restored." Grand-
fath er meant me
worldwtde in terest in yacht racing.
It is he who wrote the story about the
Newport Yacht Cl ub formally challeng1 ng
fortheAmerica'sCupm 1987. The
announcement was made b)1 Cornmodon:
• All I hope 1s that when the real act1v1ttcs •
stan. there won "t be so much coverage that -
"e ha\e a swarm of new settlers forthe
Orange Coast area. Aficionados from aJI
O\Cr North .\mencan arc bound to come Builders plan Irvine meeting WALTER
BURROUGHS
John S. Griffi th Jr_ of the Newport Harbor
Yacht Club. who told about formation ofa
sy ndicate to submit the challenge to 1he
Royal Penh Yacht Club in Australia.
Unlike the rumored San Diego plan.
Newport has actually notified the Royal
Penh Yacht Club and put up the necessaT)
money -good old Yankee dollars.
and look sec I am sure that will happen.
Wh en the) observe how lovel) it 1s here. Builder' liability due to GOnstrucuon defects will be
the topic al Monday's meeting of the Home Builders
Council. the educational arm of the Building Industry
Association of Southern California.
And so 1t was. the) 'II decide to Join us. The thins to do 1s
JUSt rela:< and enJO~ 1t. More particularly,
The dinner meettng begins at 7 p.m. at the Airporter
Inn Hotel in Irvine. The cost is S23 for members. S30 for
,. non-members.
CALENDAR
After the Times-Mirror's Dallas, Texas.
wrecking crew had almost succeeded in
wrecking the Pilot, Editor Chazy Dowaliby
was beginning to lead the way back. I was
pleased to see signs of rehab1htation.
But ifl was pleased three months ago (on
Jan. I 0). today on Apnl I 0 I am Just short of
beingecstat1c. Th1spublt cauon 1sshowin~
signs of moving forward, step by step, again
becoming the publication of which all of
the Pilot family were so proud before I
stupidly sold 1t.
You don't have to be a racin1 participant
to have such interest in newsofboating
and. particularly. sailing. anymore than
yo u have to play baseball to be interested 10
that.
This area is loaded v. 1th boat-bu1ld1 ng
companies for one thing. Another 1s the
great mterest in water-related 1ndustnes-
dredgin&-bulkhead mg. docks and Just
plain living w1th1n the sight of the waler -
watching the Orange Coast College crev.
and the UCI crew work out.
The only other American yacht club so
far 1s New York. There may be others but.
as ~et. they haven't sho" n. Great Bnlain 1~
almost sure to enter.
~get to work figunni hOw to accommodat.c
them. Get an answer to the domestic water
problems that are sure to occur when all
those new homes are bu LIL
I hope 1 t Just 1sn 't old age that makes me
think old times were better.
Remember the two-engine Balttc cru1~r
"Sea P1 lot'' which our paper ··teased" from
m) daughtef'l It had a big after-deck large
enough to accommodate three telc'\ 1s1on
cameras The ski pper v.as one of our
hnotype operators who Jo'\ ed the extra
dut) and wouldn'I take an) pa) The little
ship could tum on a dime and did so to 11ve
the TV cameras a bettC"r field of v1s1on.
Tuesday, April 10
• 6:30 p.m .. Irvine City Council, Council Chambers.
17200 Jamboree Road. Irvine.
• 7:30 p.m .• Newport-Mesa Board of Education.
The mere news oft he challenge has lots
of interest for Orange Coasters. but the
most welcome news 1s that Bill Ficker has
been named chief adviser 10 the Newport
S\ndicatc That means "coach."
Harper Community Center, 425 E. 18th St.. Costa Mesa.
Wednesday, April 11
. • 9:30 a.m., Oruge County Board of Supervison,
Hall of Administration, l 0 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana.
• 7:30 p.m .. Board• of Dlrectora, Sanitation Dl1trlcl1
of Oru1e County, I 0844 Ellis Ave .. Fountain Valley.
The latest sign ofhealth was Al Lock-
abcy's story on Thursday about the
Newport Harbor Yacht Club's formal
challenge for the Amenca 's Cup in 1987.
And only the Daily Pilot carried this story
the next day. Not radio. Not television. Not
even the vaunted Register. Nor the'
arroga.nt Los Angeles Times Orange Coun-
ty edition.
But that's understandable because I
doubt any of them even yet realize how
tremendous the interest in sail-racing is on
the Orange Coast.
ff you want ph)sical e'\ 1dcncc of the "'a~
Orange Coast people-JU~t plain people
-feel about sail racing )OU can sec a fine
demonstration of 1t when hterall) hun-
dreds of yachts takeofTforone oft he three
regular Mexican port races Spectators
crowd the high spots to sec lhc start of these
races.
• lfvou were around when Bill Ficker
sk1pj,cred the Amenca 's Cup race you
would remember the words on ever) one· s
tongue "Ficker 1s quicker" rtl bet he still
IS.
A fnend of mine v.as head ofUnttC'd
Press International at th e time. He told me
that the press sel" ices worldwide earned
more news about the i\menca's('up race
than for any other sport or for an} other
e~cnt. including the 01\ mp1c Game<;.
One ofthC' TV photographers was Monty
Montgomef) -once head camera man of
the Indian Emp•~ great film ··The River.''
That's a <.tor. 1n 11sclfwh1ch rn have to tell ~ou one of thc'e day<..
PoucE Loe
Almon Lockabcy 1s unqucst1onabl)' one
of the best informed wntcr'I about )achting
in Southern California He know~ th ere 1'1 a
Police arrest hitchhiker
in knifepoint abduction
A'\ enue O'\ er the v.cekcnd The
matenal "'a" d1sco"'erl·d m1'i.,1ng
Monda\
Lagana Beach
A burglan at a hu'11ne<.s at 537
~outh Coa\t H1ghwa~ resulted in the
loss of SSW 10 cash. the o"ncr
reponcd to rx)hn· \fonda~ aflernoon
A 36-year-old hitchhiker was ar-
rested for investigation of kidnapping
after allegedly abducting a female
motorist at kn1fcpomt and attempt-
ing to rape her 1n Laguna Canyon
Monday, Irvine police said today.
Robert Charles McCracken. 36.
was detained for police by two
Marines who came to the aid of the
18-year-old woman when she aban-
CoetaMeu
A Costa Mesa man told police he
had been bealen and robbed early
Monday mom1nJ. 1n an olley behind
his home 1n the 900 block ofMis!1on
Drive. The man. who had a swollen
lef\ eye and cut lef\ cheek, reported he
had lost SI« 1n th~ 2 a.m robbery. • • • An open prqe provided entry to
thieves last wcelt at a home on the
I 000 block of Tulare Dnvc. fh~y
made away wuh several power tool,,
a weuu1t and a camera. Lo was
estimated at $2.609. • • • A Fcdco cmployc'( parked in the
1torc lol near Harbor Boulevard last
week told poUcc her van wu broken
into. The buraJara pried open a wind
IMq and took 12 cassette tapes and a
ca1tette radio, valued at $330. • • • A ttsidcnt of the 1600 block of
Palau Place emerged from h1~ home
doned her car at an intersection tn
Irvine about 8:30 p.m.. at. Dick
Bowman said.
The Laguna Hills woman flagged
down passersby at Irvine (enter
Dri ve and Sand Canyon Road after
being fo rced to drive at kn1fcpoint
from Coast Highway in Laguna
Beach, where police were told the
Monday morning to find hlS un-
locked car had been burglarized and
pushed down the street. CJlsscne
tapes. an adapler. a down parka. lwo
pa irs of jeans. floor mats and a
sweatsh1n were amona the items
reported missing. Loss was placed at
$220.
lrrine
An answerina machine wonh S 110
was taken from en unlocked condo on
Rocky Knoll somelJmc between 8
a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Monda)' ••• A woman 1n her late 20s apparently
scared o~ 1 would·bc burilar who
first knocked on her front door end
whens.he didn't respond attempted lo
lift a slidina J)a door out of 1u
frame. The resident of Red Hawk
didn't repon the l.llcmpl until I· 0
p.m .• two houn af\cr 1pottln1 the
culpnt. • • •
h1tchh1ker had ~n picked up.
Bowman~1d.
The woman ~uffered a minor knife
cut on her hand when forced to stop 1n
Laguna Canyo n as McCracken al-
legedly attempted to hsault her.
Bowman said. The woman resisted
and returned to the h1ghwa} before
abandoning her car. he said.
A gardner working in the 16000
block of Red Hill Avenue reported
the lhcf\ of a S2SO blower left in a
truck and slolen during his 30 minute
absence. • • • Burglars w11h " pr) tool got in
through the front door of one bu i·
ness suite m the 17000 block of lty
Park Boulevard and stoic S20 1n petty
ca h but failed 1n another attempt at
the same bu11dina. Thr pne, .1p-
parcntl)' occulTed over thr we<.'kend
and were dl5C'Overcd early Monda) • • • Three hundred wooden pallets
worth S 1.900 were dncove~ \tolcn
Monda)' from the rtar of bus1nesst"S
tn the 17.-00 block of Pullman St~t.
Pohcc believe the then took place
over the weekend. • • •
Th•evc, stole 23 boxes of ceramic
tile wonh $2,000 from a constru('llOn
titt tn the I 7400 hlock of Dcnnn
• • • M1\Ccllaneous propcrt} 'alued a1
S700 was rcponcd stolen from a
rer,1dcnce 1n the 500 block of CatahnJ
Strec1 Monda} afternoon • • • .\ peeping tom was rcportl"d in thr
2600 blcx.k of Glenn~) re Street earl>
Mondav morning but pohcc could
locate n·o suo;pects 1n tht '1cm11~
Fountain Valley
Vandals \lipped into a home '\ 1a a
d<>fti1C door in the' l 0000 block of La
Quinta C'11'Cle and caused more than
$5,000 10 damage They punctured a
water bed and flooded carpeting.
stashed fum1tul'C. smash~d wmdowt.
and tned 10 light several matcheo; ••• Someone "ima~hed a bedroom win·
dow to enter a home in the 000 blod
of El IUncho .\"'rnue an<htole about S200 and a portable tclcv1s1on ~t ••• !uralan cnterl"d a home 1n the
17000 blOC'k of an Rafael \trttt and
stoic $624 in mone~ and ahout SSOO
1n other 1tcm<1
Newport Beach
A Newport fkat-h "oman reported
the lheO o( hC'r \ \\ Rahb1 t rnn·
'cmblc valued at SI 0.000 from W"t Bal~ 8oulc-vard • • • A Lona Reach man rtponcd the
1hc:ftor100 t en11nl'v lucdatSI ~oo
from h" hoatal a <1h1pvud in the :!200
\\ ;1/tcr Rurrnu~h~ 1~ the P1/ot'<t founding
puhll\hcr
blocJ... ol Paulil Coas1 H1ghv.a'\
\1onda~. • • • A -.:ev.pon Reach v.oman repnn~
the theft of a .,tcreo. records and tool'
v.11h a rnmbined \alue ofS:!<H from
her garage 1n the 300 bloc!.. ul
~meth~st \fonda}
Huntington Beach
~ home burglar) v.as rcponeJ
Monda) morning on thl" 18500 hind.
of Vallarta Dn\C. Fntr) "a' m;hk
through an unlocked front v.indo"
The loss included an S 11.000 v.atl.'11
two walk1e-talk1c hcad'l<'ts v. orth
StOO and S 125 in coins • • • .\ Mcrl"d1th Onvc resident re
poned Monda) that his hlad.
Schv. inn Cru1~r b1C)'Cle was <otnlcn
from Sower') School. Q lOO In
d1anapohs .\'\C Th<' loss v.as e<.t1
mated at SI 00 • • • '\ commernal bufllary wa' n:
poned Monda' morning at lap b'\
thr ~. 11" M:u n St •\boul $100 "d'
\tolen from lh{' bu\lness
• ••• .\n cmplt1\('C' of Qualit\ Ru1ldin&
Suppl} 7 CiO~ \\-a mer •\' c J1\-
co' c~d \fonda) morning thut 'omc-
onC' had u'iC'd md•' to break windo~-.
1n four compan) truck' fhr lo" v. '
c<.t1matC'd al SMXl • • • ~mC'onc \t1)lc a 1'11J...on laml"rn and
lcn<.<'\ from a htim<' on the !t~OU hl<X k
of ·\m\tcrdam Dn'\l' lht• l\''\1dtm
rcpontd tarl\ toda\ 1 he lo'' "''
estimated dt ~~ 000 · • • • .\n emplo)tt of thl" J (. Pt'nnc\
store at Huntinaton (enter. 771.,
Edtnaer Ave .. rcponed Monda\ that
somtonc brokt mto her blue IQ 4
Mu,tana. parked at the 'hoppna
ctnter The IO\\ mdudrd \tt'.rto
l'qu1pml·nt v.onh )2PO • • • \ man rcturnl'J tu "Ork on the
'11 1<1 hlocl nt Aol-.:l '\ cnuc~ on
\t11nda'\ anJ J1<.cmert."d somC'Onr
h.1J \lolen Glr part' from the com-1'·'"' ., ~ t'llou. I % I Datsun pickup
The lo<.<. '\\a' l'\llmated at S 1.000 • • • \ rt."<.tdl·n1 01 the 16500 block ot
\\heeler < ircle rcponed Monda\
morning that hubcaps were \lolen
ln)m his "h1tc 1983 Must.an&. The
loss v.a<. t'<.t1mated at SI SI . • • • \<.lmeonc broke a window to bur·
glan11~ a black I 981 8MW 3201
parked '1ondA) on the 8300 block ol
l aurd"'ood Om c Th<' loss includl'd
dothing \\Ol1h $ )()(),
$700 'tip'
too much
\ l 1do Isle' man found t\ls ~oman
lompanion ma) ~ave had a few morf
incl' than he bargain~ for Monda'
ntlhl .
The 'b·\C"~r-old man me'\ th<'
"oman at the bu in Bobby • tt'\
r.:,taurant on .fatlfic ~ Htab~•>
in ~cwpon ~h. f\tt sctun&
llQU:untC'd. the ma_o tool the:
I R·\Car-old fountain Valle) -.omao
home ~1th tum.
The touplc went into lhc: man'i
h(droom Later, bcn he took w ~oman home in lb~ m0tnlna. •hf'
man found S700 in ca1h from bh pan\t poc\cct ma
PohC"t '°' nt to \he ma.o·1 h me
and arrattd her.on \hen (J\a
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CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. (AP) -Challenacr's
l5tron1ut1 salvqed Solar Mait-and the mission of the
shunle today by lnJrin, the satellite with a bionic arm tnd bri.ntina it into their 30()..milo-hiah workshop for a
•P8<:!·Walkin& repair on Wednesday.
'•We've aot it," commander Roben Crippen reported as the now-or.never efTon succeeded.
The astronauts acored when they •uided Challenger
alonaside the crippled, alowly spinninJ satellite and a~naut Terry Hart reached out and arabbed it with the
wire finacrs of the ship's SO.foot ann. Operating fTom a
remote station in the cabin, he sinaerly berthed Solar Max
on• repair stand in the carao bay.
''We did it: we've aot th~ 1ood latches," Hart
reported 11 Solar Mu was secured on the stand and began
drawing power from the shuttle's supply.
"Outstandini." said capsule communicator Jerry
Ross in Mission Control. where cheers and applause
erupted at the consoles.
"The. historic first capture of a satellite in orbit for
in-flight repair." said mission conuol commenter Terry
Wb1te.
A 1 television piCJure showed Solar Max bcina
remotely rotated on the stand, putting it an position for the
fix.it job on Wednesday, when astronauts George Nelson
and James van Horten are to take a double space walk to
replace two defective parts - a control system module
and an electronics box. If they succeed in restorin& the
satellite's health, it will be returned to its own orbit on
Thursday.
Success came on the last-<iitch effort to retrieve the
satellite. which had eluded Challenger on Sunday when a
space-walking astronaut was unable to hook onto iL If the
crew had been unable to snag Solar Max on two or three
passes this momin~. there would not be another chance
because the shuttle is low on fuel.
Even ifNelson and van Hoften can't repair Solar Max
1n orbit, flight director Jay Greene said they ha ve
demonstrated what they set out to do -that the shuttle
can renduvous with a satellite and service it, either by
repatr or resupply or by returning it to Earth. That 1s a
selling point NASA ts using as it seeks to attract
commercial customers to its shuttle space transportation
system.
If the spacewalkers aren't successful. they·11 return
Solar Max to Earth for treatment by ex pens.
Manhunt for 3
convicts begun
FORT PILLOW. Tenn. (AP) -Gov. Lamar
Alexander ordered 250 state lawmen and 250 National
Guardsmen into the search today for two murderers and
an attempted rapist who fled troubled Fort Pillow State
Prison, calling the repeat of a February escape that left
three people dead "inexcusable ...
The order to acti vate the National Guard troops was
issued at m1dn1ght as three inmates who sneaked awa}
from a gra ss-c uumg detail Monday_afkmoon remained.at
large.
.\ fou rth escapee was taken into custody without
incident half an hour after the escape." ht le eat in& lunch at
a home about fi,e miles from the pnson. authonttes said.
Monday's breakout came less than two months af\er
live Fort Pillow inmates overpowered guards and led
poltce on a bloody. five.week chase. Smee then. at least a
dozen guards at the troubled med1um-S«urity factltt)
have quit or been fired. and two of the three guards on
Monday·s detail ha ve been suspended pending an
invcstigat1~n. Correcllon Department officials said.
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By &M Ataoela*ff Preu
NEW YORK -ltaly•s most wanted cnm1nal utcd •
Mjdwestem "pizza connection" in a rina that smua.Jed
more heroin anto the country than even the notonou.s
French Connection -S 1.6 billion wonh over five ye~,
authorities said. Thir1y-onc people were cbaraed Mon~y
with participadna in a c0n1piracy that impor1Cd l,6SO
pounds of heroin from Sicily, shipped it to mobsten in
New York. Chicqo, Pnil•dc!J>hia and Detroit, and bjd the
procteds abroad. Federal officials uid they learned orthe
nna when two FBI qents infiltrated the Bonanno crime
family of New York. "It is the most sianiflcant case
anvolvana heroin trafficking by traditional orpniud
crime that the federal aovemment has ever developed,"
said U.S. Attorney GencraJ WiUiam Frencll Smith said at
a Manhattan news conference announcina the charaes.
Salem women warned
SALEM. Ore. -More than 200 Willemette
University studtnts linked handsand prayed fora mluina
coed as police aacncies warned you111-_Salem women to use
..extreme caution··· in isolated encounters with stranatrs.
Meanwhile. pohct assembled a special team to probe
nfystenous kllltngs and disapparances of young satcm
females ... There art some peculiar things happening." said
Marion County Distnct Attorney Michael Browne.
"Women in the community should take every prccau·
tion." Altogether. eight females ages 9 to 27 have been
killed or vanished mysteriously since February 1981 .
Jack•on plan• lorelgn trip
PH ILADELPHIA -The Rev. Jesse Jackson
appealed for a massive turnout of black voters to "make a
difference" in today's Pennsy~ia primary election and
announced plans for a trip to <.f~~ral America, the bia&cst
hot spot these days in U.S. foreign-policy. Jackson said he
would lead a peace delegation to Central America Later this
month or m May to meet with representatives of the
Contadora Group. an organization of Latin American
nations trying to negotiate peace in Central America. He
said he was invited to accompany a group of unidentified
religious leaders to Nicaragua. where U.S.-backcd rebels
arc trying to overthrow a Marxist government supponcd
by the Soviet Union.
Chln~e •paceman planned
WASHINGTON -A future U.S. space shuttle flight
will have a Chinese crewman aboard, under an a~ment
President Reagan will announce when he v1s1ts China
later th ts month. according to a published report. A viauon
Week & Space Technology reported Monday that the
Chi nese astronaut would be a payload specialist and
conduct Chinese space flight experiments or the launch of
a \hinesc spacecraft payfoad. The magazine said White
House representatives and National Aeronautics and
Space Administration officials met with Chinese offi~ials
in China recently to discuss future space plans. Reagan is
expected to announce the agreement during his scven-<lay
visit to China that begins April 26.
Cookie ale8 terminated
SAC-RAMENTO -Whoever 1s_wllutmg the Girl
Scout cookies has won at least a temporary victory in 14
Nonhem California counties. Barby Pulliam. president of
the Tierra del Oro Girl Scout Council in Sacramento, said
late Monda). "We·re temporaril y stopping deliveries.
we·re asking the girls not todehverany more cookies until
we get them all tested:· Pulham said the council didn't
know when ~e~ would resume. She said the council's
voluntar) acuon is supponed by the U.S. Food and Drug
Adm1n1stratton . The FDA 1s investigating more than 350
repons of contaminated Girl Scout cookies throughout
the country. •
NAACP urges burger boycott
LOS ANGELES -The local NAACP is urging a
boyco ll starting toda y against McDonald·s restaurants
that aren't black-owned. contending there's been too li ttle
gold for minorities in the golden arches. The boycott is
similar to a five-<lay boycott that ended Monday against
the Adolph Coors Co. The NAACP said the Denver-based
beer company had failed to bring blacks into executive
positions and McDonald's bas few black-owned
franchises outside low-mcome neighborhoods'. "We're
doing the same thing with McDonafd 's that we did with
Coors." said John T. McDonald Ill. president of the Los
Angslcs chapter of the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People ... They malce so much of
their mone) off poor. d1scnfranch1sed folks. especiall)
blacks. We're asking for an economic commitment that
reflects that." said McDonald. no relation.
Qua.te shakes Mammoth
MAMMOTH LAKES - A moderate earthquake
shook this Sierra Nevada resort area. but no tnJuncs or
damage were reponed. state officials said today. Th<'
quake. registering 4.0 on the Richter Scale of ground
motion. struck at 11: 19 p.m. Monday in Mono Co•nty
about 10 miles north of Lake Crowley. said Max Veal.
spokesman for the state Office of emergency Services.
Matricide bearlng beglns
TORRANCE -A preliminary hearing for matricide
defendant Michael David Miller. son of President
Reagan's personal attorney. began behtnd closed doors
with the defendant's father the opening witness. Miller.
21. has pleaded innocent to charges of raping and
murdcnng Marguerite Miller. his 52·year-old mother. The
young man's 53-year-old father, attorney Roy Miller.
discovered the body when he returned home o n March 24.
1983. The elder Miller. a partner tn the Los AnJcles lav.
firm of Gibson. Ounn and Crutcher, notified police of the
murder.
Nobelwlnnerdeadat89
MO COW -Petr L. Kapitsa. the Nobel
Pnze-w1nn1ng ph ys1c1st who helped develop the atomic
bomb. has died at age 89, the official news agency Ta$$
rcponed today. Tass s~ud Kap1tsa died on Sunday. Kap1tsa
shared the 1978 Nobel Pri1c m physics with two American
r~d10 astronomers. He was given the award for his
pioneering rc~arch on low temperature physics.
Cameroon coup arre•t
ABlDJAN. Ivory Coast -A colonel suspected of
leadma the unsuccessful coup an Cameroon was rcponed
under arrest, and diplomats estimated that hundreds of
soldiers and civilians were killed or wounded In thec.'t.
upnsina. One rclldent interviewed on Cameroon's
stale-run radio said the rebellion by prcs1denti1l 1ua.rds
had 11ven the country Its fi"t experience with "watf'a.rc in
its naked horror." The radio reports referred to the
"human foll y" v1s1ble 1n the streets of Yaounde, the
capital, wtth soldiers' bodiei sttll in burned-out tanks and
buildinas damaaed by aunfirc.
Prote•t Jn PlilllppbJa
MANILA, Ph1hpp1nea -Riot pohct pushed back
demonstrators tryin1 to cross 1 boulevard toward the U.
Embassy dunna a nlly today prot6tina the k1lhn1 orfour
'student acttvist . The approximately I ,SOO protcsten had
mused on 1 ~uatt acros from the embassy to awe.It the
amval or a funenl motorcade bcarina ihc coffins or the
four youths, whose bodies wett dua up Ma.rch 21 sn a
common arnvt 30 milts south of Manila. The rquryoutlu
d1sappcartd 1Rcr tak1na pan 1n 1 wetk·IOTIJ, oppo11-
1ion-loo march for 1 boycott of the Ma)' 1• Nation I
.. stmbly rlttuon
WlnnlDC team memben for •Terma of
Endearment• In clude, from left, J ama L.
............
Actreu Linda Hunt_poeea with Oecar ahe won
for •y ear of LlTln& nanaeroualy. •
Broob, Shirley llacLalne
1'lchol8on.
Grannies free
after jall stay
c
SHERMAN. Texas (AP) -Two grandmothers who
spent five days in jail for refusing to tell a jud~ where
.another woman had hidden $45,000 say they won t change
their minds, and their lawyer likened their incarceration to
the "Spanish Inquisition."
A federal judge Monday ordered the release of Evelyn
Hertzog and Dorothy Pauline Lindsay, both 65. They
were freed on $500 personal recognizance and ordered to
appear for a hearing April 27.
The women were jailed Wednesday after County
Judge Lloyd Perkins cited them for contempt of court
because they would not divulge where widow Mary Ellen
Bader, 55, had hidden an estimated $45,000.
Bader's son was declared temporary guardian of her
estate after he convinced the judge that she was mentally
incompetent, but she says the money is hers and that she is
capable offending for herself.
Hertzog is Bader's sister. Lindsay is a friend.
Although Bader also refused Wednesday to tell where the
money is, she could not be held in contempt of court
because she has been declared incompc:tent.
"I feel my sister has not been justly treated," Hertzog
said after her release." ... I fit was just and ri&ht. I would do
it again. I am not stubborn. I stand for the law of God.·•
~l-tre.at. It's-good-to.get out," said-bioosay. who
was held closely by her husband upon being freed by U.S.
DiSlrict Judge William Steger in Tyler.
Perkins said he had no choice but to order the women
Jailed when they refused to disclose the location of the
money.
"I be&aed them to reconsider what they were doing."
Perkins said.
•
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The widtly: predicted
.. Terms of En&annent" Oscar triumph finally ma·
terialized, but few of' the year's major films went away
empty-banded from the marathon ~6th annual Academy
Awards show.
And sinc:e most of the five Otcan won by "'Terms" -
best picture, adaptation 1Crtenplay. di~. aetreu and
1upportin1 actor -came late 1n Monday's 3¥ .. bour
teleast. produccr..writer-<lirector James L. Brooks said be
WU beainnina to worry lhat hil fint reature film WOWd not
take the bi& prizes. •
.. About haJfway throuah the show J thouabt it w.-
aoina to be a Iona cvenin& f'or this film," the bearded
alumnus of such TV series as ''Taxi" aod "The Mary Tyler
Moore Show" told reportcn backs•.
. "The more they predicted us (as winners) the more l
felt wewerebeinaset upforaarcat (all.. .. I'm suit shakinJ."
"Terms," which traces a stormy but lov1n1
motber-dauahter relationship over 30 years, won the bi&
cateaories but other films took nearly as many Oscars.
"The Right Stuff." an epic film about the first U.S.
astronauts, and "Fanny & Alex.ander," Swedish director
lnpnar Bergman's detailed portrait of a wcaJthy,
tum-of..thc-<:entury family , each took four Oscars.
• "Tender Mercies"· won Oscars f'or its oriajnal
screenplay by veteran· writer HortQn Foote and for actor
Robert Duvall, playing an aging country singer who finds
new life in a small Texas town.
Shirley Macl.aine. winning her first Oscar for her
portrayal in "Terms" of a strong-willed Houston widow,
cracked a joke through tears as !ihc began an eloquent
acceptance speech.
"I'm goi na to cry because th is show has been as !ong as
my career," she said.
"God bless that potenual that we all have for making
anything possible if we think we deserve it. I deserved
Ulis." IM added after~~ Dltlia w1o..-...;~
who was aJso up fO, belt act.--and otMil wt.o"•itlil
on tht film.
M111 Macl.aiDe. who belrvcs u.·~.1 '
tiecu.-..rlhat iD «eatiQlblreatKW,·!I ... ....._ ~~ tha~ frWJy;I lldh Mill .aiound fWND
Lake the mother in .. Tenn~" -. ..., a4*
former attorney eieeeraJ Jobi Mucbdl _... a Sou
woman wit.ha rcpuiatioa '°'Ge lier mind. Jack N.icholson, who lhe beet~
u...arouut who becolftel Macl.aiac'1 ~
lover, acXlepted &he bcs("~int act« ,-arcs wim ~
usual imv~. thaakifta Brooks for evci'ytlii"
''iadudina writina JI vmiona of this speech."
Asked t.cu-wbetber be pla~ bi.mtdf or l
character in the film, Nicbohoft replied: -DefiAi~y 1 .•
cbatacter," drawin1 a pp from award ptaenter Mary
Tyler Moore ... That's not what I heard, .. lhe laid. ·
Nicholson. who won the best actor award in I 97S rat
.. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." JOtU Jack Lemmo6
and Robert De Niro as the sole winoen olbot.h suppon.Uat
and lead role Oscars. .. I'm look.in& forward to more," ht
said. • Du~all. a (our-time Academy Award nomin« for
such films as "The Godfather" and "Apocalypte Now ...
'dmitted backstaF that his victory may have been .-nJt
in rCClognition of his past performances, but "I think at W-.
al~ on the strenph of the role."
"I was surpnsed, but I figured maybe this year I had a
better chance than in other years." added Duvall, who..W
he hoped winning the Oscar "will k«p me in a p<>sitioa
where I can do new and novel things and keep improvina. ..
Linda Hunt, playing a male dwarf cameraman
sympathetic to Indonesian insufFnts in "The Year of
Livina Dangerously," won the best supportin& actress
award -the first time an Oscar has gone to a performer
playing a character of the oppos!tt sex.
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ORANGE COUNTY'S
RELAXING MUSIC STATION
IS
FMSTERED
Soviets· hike No bail
teachers ' pay cut for
MOSC6W (AP) -Sov1e1 leader Konstantin U. spying
Chernenko told the Communist Party Central Committee
today that teachers' salaries would be raised sharply as suspect
part of a school reform program and that the "swelling"
Soviet bureaucracy should be trimmed.
Initial reports on the commmec meeting, by the
official news agency Tass and Moscow Radio, gave a brief
description of the business discussed by the 300-plus
members. including "organizational and other ques-
tions.··
Chernenko. whose speech was "long" according to
Tass. spoke about the draft school reform law, which the
Soviet parliament 1s expected to pass this week. It will
provide for students to start school at age 6 instead of 7,
and aims at getting more students enrolled in vocational
high schools to learn job skills.
Chcmenkd said teachers' salaries would increase
starting Sept. I by an averaJe of 30 to 35 percent. in stages
that will eventually give raises to 6 million teachers.
A Soviet elementary school teacher now cams an
average monthly sal<iry equivaknt to $147, month,
compared to the average worker's wage of$2SS a mo nth.
Chernenko said the "swelling administrative ap-
paratus" must be tnmmed and conditions created under
which bureaucrats would be "interested in movi ng. to put
11 figurat1vel). from the office desk to the machine tool."
He said that while expenments are under way to
determine how to improve the organization of the
centrally planned economy. they must not "distract us
from a more effective use of the existing institutions of
management. .. " ·
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
(AP) -Former Army
counter-intelligence officer
Richard Craig Smith was
held on $500.000 bood
today after the government
said he had volunteered
information about his deal-
ings with the Soviet KGB
only when he thought they
had been detected.
William Cummings,
Smith's court-appointed
lawyer. argued that the
financially strapped
40-year-old, Bellevue,
Wash., man should be re-
leased on his own re-
cognizance.
But U.S. District Judge
Albert V. Bryan Jr., who set
the bond. said. "The danger
to the community is very
apparent to me" if Smith
were released on his own
recognizance.
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Prof ~to
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UCl's
Senate
€ity of Leisure Hills? tJnlikely fb r now
Community sees more questions
than answers In bid for citlhood
1982 rcpon I?~ !las committee proJected a new city would However. Luhrina said recent lqi1lation strcnathen-
have a U74,000 tax surplus its firlt year and surplutet for Ina laws rqardina such annc.utlons ~akes them a
four years thereafter, but any chanae in California's po1Sibihty a new city would have to live With.
finance system could aller that, and incorporation backen The incorporation committee is also unsure how
aren't sure how. much 1 new city would owe for lmprovem~nts to .the
LAGUNA HlU.S (AP) -The dnve to incorporate "There's a lot of proposals, and they're all so variable ppnion of Moulton Parkway runnint throu&h at, a pro1ect
the Oran1c Countr retirement community of Leisure that you can't put a pencil to them," Luhrina sajd, "We've catjma\ed to cost anywhere from S2 million to S6.S
World is on hold 7 months after 1t bepn, tanaJed in heard there's aoin& to be some winners and some IPten in million.
uncertainties over taxes, roads and unwanted followers. whatever they {leaislators) come out with. We need to "We don't want to be broke before we even act
. Dr. Seymour Menton, The incorporation committee that collected s11na-knowwhetherwe'reaoingtobeawrnnerorloserbeforcwe started," commince member T.J. Handle said. l;-cisurc
profe sor of Spanish and tures of support from 73 percent of the development's can proceed." World could wait out that problem, he added. letuna the
Portuguese and a founding residents late in 1982 also is unsure whether that backina Another stacking point is "reverse annexation," by county pay for the improvements before incorporation
member of the UC Irvine still exists. now that the threat of an outside land-grab has which small unincorporated areas could annex tnem· efforts resume.
faculty , has been elected · eased. selves to the new city. But no one's <ienain whether midents still would
chair of the Irvine division "We're just siuinj right now. same as we were a year A development on .Leisure World~s southe·m edae support them now that the city of Irvine's threat to annex
of the UC Academic Sen-ago," said John. Luhnng, 72, leader of Jhc push to make and another on its northwest side both expressed interest a vacant 686-acre vacant parcel down Leisu~ World's
ate. His two-year term will Leisure World -which excludes residents younger than in becoming part of a city of Leisure Hills but center has diminished in face of county oppos1taon.
begjn in September. Dr. Se.....nour Menton 52 -the city of Leisure Hills. 1ne:orporation backers want a "bomogenous" to~n of Lubrinp said the lrvine proposal created an at-
Menton succ.ecds Dr. ~ -Luhring ~s taxes as the most 1mponant question. A retirees only. mosphere 0 urgency that no longer exists.
Marjorie Caserio as chief ~--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~
spokesman for the se nate's
772 members.
Menton came to UCI an
1965 from the Un1H·rs1t\
of Kansas a~ chair of 1he
foreign la nguages depart-
ment. He 1s 10tema11onall)
recognized for ht\ re-
ascarch and wnt1ng on thl·
fiC'taon of Laun Aml'nC<t.
His most recent v.orl.. t'>
··Magic Rt•alt'>m Rc-
disco\ered 1918-11/tsl ·· Hl' 1
as nov. preparing a wmpa-
nion volume on E-uropcan
and American v.rater~.
He live!. an Nev.port
Beach
Irv ine
Lions
honor 5
The ln·tnl' l aon'> and
Liom·.,., clubs will !.pon!.llr
th eir ninth annual com-
mun11' av.ard\ d1nnl'r on
Junl' ia1 t tCJ\ l 'nl\ers1t)
Club to honor ft \l'
outs1and1ng n uzem who
ha' e contnbuted to the c11~
of Inane.
The public 1\ cncouragl'd
to 'iubmat nomina11on<. for
candidates fo r an) of fiq~
av.ard'>
• l he ( 1t11l'mh1p .\v.ard
1!. g1\Cn to a person not an
go\ernmc.-nt v.ho has dcm-
on!>trati:d ou tstanding
leadership b) contnbutang
to commun1t} grov. th and
1mprm•cme-n t r
•( ommun1t' "icn ttl'
.\v.ard 1s prc\rnlcd 10 a
per'>on who'>l' 1nd1' 1dual
work ha'> re'iuhl'd 1n '>tgn11i-
can\ growth and 1mpro,c-
ment• an thr moral and
social Mate of th~· lllm-
muntt}'.
•Achievement .\v.ard is
presented to an and1\1dual
who has made outstanding
contnbu11ons toward the
improvement of the II\ l''>
of the hand1capf>l'd
•Medal of Valor,., pr~
en ted to a pcr.,on 1n the
com muntt\ v.ho ha'> rt'iked
ha s or her ltfe to sa\C
another's.
•Press Relations A ward
1s presented to the 1ournal-
1s1 who through has me-
dium has brought abou t
significant improvements
an the quaht} of life an
Irvi ne.
R ecommendation'>
should be 'iubmnted to
And:r Kar:das. chairman
of the commun1t) av.ard<,
committee. 21 12 Busme'i~
Center Dnvc. No. 100.
Irvine 92715 Persons sub-
m1tt1ng no minations
should include their can-
didate·., name. address.
phone numher and qualtfi-
cat1ons Deadltne for nom1-
na11on' t!> Apnl 30. r 1ckcl'> for the dinner are
\IX SI I pn per<,on.
Marine
ouster
probed
8 l L"' \ P ·\RI\. I \PI -
l1 S ~t·n Pt•tt· W1hon and
Rep JcrT) Pattt'r\on arc
1nvc-;t1gatang the plight ofa
formrr Manne \C rge:int
who face'> deporta 11on to
South \fm:a a1dn '>3\
The la"mal..cr'> ma\ a\k
that m1lttar¥ anti 1mm1gra-
11on ofliual'> rt·orx·n thl'
ca~e of Earl ~tc"cn<,on . 25.
who was d1'it·hargl'lf lac.I
month after '\IX year\ ol
~nace when the m1lttal)
discovered he had been
born in Durhan ~ou lh
Afnca.
Stevenson ofAut·na Parl..
had been led to heltt.'\.C h}
his parent~ that he "'-3'> horn
in the U n11cd \ta te\
Ball Dohr. a \p<>ke\man
for W1 l'\On and l>ehh1c
Dawson. an a1dC' 10 Pai
t('non said tf 'itt'\l'mon '
discharge '" rt'\ 11·v.NI and
C'an be upgiadl'd to an
honorable one. he would be
qualified for C1111cn,h1Jl
~tcvcnwn·~ parcnl\. ht~
two hrothC'f\ and .1 r,1\h'r,
all Oranae < ountY re"
dt'nl\, ha\t' he-en no11licd
that their ''"a' arl' he111ll
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0renge CoMt DAILY PILOTfTueeday, April 10, 1984
J1c1
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Reagan
team
backs
dam
Huge profits
pred icted for
la nd speculators
WASHINGTON-The Reagan
admin1strat1on 1s bending the rule:. 10
promote a$ 23 3 m ii hon boondoggle
in Southern California that could
bring immense profi ts to land specu-
lators
The project calls for construcuon of
two dams-one on the Santa
Margarita R" er. the other on a
tributan . The an ta Margama ts the
last free~flow ing wale~a) 1n
Southern California. h nscs 1n the
mountains east of Los .\ngelcs. rum
through fertile' a Ile) sofa' ocado
groves and reaches th e Pacific near
the Man ne Corps' Ca mp Pendleton.
Damming the Santa Marganta
would supposed I~ pro\ 1de water for
the avocado gro\'CS and the nearb}
community, as well a-. Hood control
fort he Marine base. These benefits
are cued to just1f) the cost of the
project.
What proponents don't mention is
the enormous benefit that could
accrue to land de' elopers and specu-
lators from the lake th e dams will
create. Eager salesmen are alread}
offenng lotson the future lakefront.
In add1t1on. a'ocado gro' cs are
notorious ta>. shelters-hardl~ the
kind ofimgatton benefic1anes that
should be funded b) the public
The Pentagon 1s enthusiastic about
the proJectand incl uded 11 tn asecre1
budget report sent to 1he Na').
In tenor Secretary William Clarl has
gi ven the Santa Margantadamsa
high priont)'. and has said he plans to
brief President Reagan o n them
personal!).
Presidential counselor and Al-
torne) General-designate Edwin
Meese is another administration in-
sider who has taken an interest 1n the
project. After meeting the manage_r of
the Fall brook Public U11l1tv D1 stnct.
the local ut ility that has been pushing
for the dams. Meese wrote him a letter
on Oct. 27. 1982. Th ts was long before
the administration publicly sup-
ported Santa Marganta. M) as-
sociates Donald Goldberg and Cork>
Johnson obtained a cop) of the letter
Meese wrote· "Although 1t 1s too
early to predict the final outcome . I
want to assure >Ou that we will be
iiving "er) senous conc;1derat1on 10
Santa Margaflla as a pos~1ble ne.,..
construction start . "
The Fallbrook Public L 11l1t) Dis-
trict's public relations consultant for
the dams prOJCCt 1s Roben Gamck. a
retired admiral and old Reagan hand
He served as Meesc's deput) 1n the
White House until Scptl'mber 1981.
when he returned to his a' ocado
grove 1n Bonsai I. next door to
Fallbrook.
Ga rm t.. den1l'd he lohh1ed for
Meesc's ~upport on !:>antJ Margarita
He said 1\kc'ic and othl'rl altforn1an\
in the adm1n1stra11on .ire \I mph
conccrm·d about the grm' 1 ng .,..ater
shortagt· 1n the area
En ' 1ronmcntahstsand other
cnt1es oft he proposed dam' \3) the
pro1ct·1..,.. ould ha' c unpred1uahlc
effect~ on four l'ndangered \pt'ues
and on hcache<. that dcix·nd nn <,and
earned to the lKCJn b\. the ri' er The crlltc~ contend 1h:111hc 1•rn.t\'t I v. ould
pro\ 1deonh "lln:nt\' wonh 111
benefits for l.'ach dollarol lCl'>t Hut
the adm1n1\tr:it1on ha' rl'Centl\ Jl'-
c1ded. 1n elTC'Ct . to do J\\a\ \\Ith \Ul h
gu1deh ne~ a'> J U'>ll tic .111on tor..,.. ate r
. prOJeCt\
The adr111n1'ltrat1on. meanwh1k.
has shown an unseemh ha'>lC 10
nudge the ~an ta Ma rgarita prnJel·t
along h> approving 11 hdorl' man~ of
the economic and l'n,·1ronmcn1al
impact stud1co; ha"c been w mpletcd.
And they note that the White I lous<·
has requested funds for the dam'
before the\ have been authomed h\
Congress.:_ an unprecedented n'
versal of 'itandard opcrnung
procedure
Footnote· In tenor Dcpanment ol-
ficials defend thr project a<o a "m<:><Jl'I
program .. But at S9.660 an acre tor
1rrigat1on . 11 will be the most C\·
pensive '>Uch project e\<er undrrtat..en
by the Bureau of Redamat1on
J•d AnduJOD 11 • J)'Ddk•t~d
col•malsl.
ORANGE COAST
Daily Pilat
"Whenever I look at ·1t n owadays, and feel
destruction, I think~ This must be saved. this
very tree; · ·
e cold shadow of
rttcular thing. this
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"I THOUGHT It WAS -too ~ 1o be a po-thole ... "
Who owns"Wonder drugs?
The fir~t commercial product ustng
re' o lutionar) new gene-splicing tech-
niques has now embroiled Cah-
fomia's largest bio-engineenng firm
in a lega l war over the nghts to some
of the "wonder drugs" the new
technology may produce.
The California combatant in this
struggle 1s Genentech Inc .. a South
San Francisco company that pion-
eered development of some forms of
human interferon. Its ri val is Biogen,
a Swiss company with U.S. head-
quarters in Cambridge. Mass. Both
are allied with large pharmaceutical
houses that plan to market their
products.
The two companies ha\C skir-
mished before, arguing over the rights
to develop new strains of interferon
from cells that onginated "11h a d)'tng
cancer patient tn a Los Angeles
hospital.
But their ne" argument promises
to ha\e more impact on the de,elop-
ment of future med1cine1. and on
consumer pocketbooks.
The issue: Will companies be able
10 patent whok families of genetic
products or just one prod uct at a
lime? If patents co,er onl~ <ipec1fic
products and not whole fa mil1 c'>.
consumers should see more com pell ·
110n and thus lower prices fur the new
drugs than would appl) 1f one firm 1s
allowed to corner the market on a
whole family of gene-spli ced medi-
cines.
"This will be onl} the first tn a long
list of hassles O\'er b10-engineered
products:· predicts Genentech gen-
eral counsel Thomas Kile). "Because
THOMAS
ELIAS
so many companies have invested so
much in this, the stakes are extremely
high ."
The dispute started when Biogen
announced with great hoopla last
month that it will soon start market-
ing an in terferon-based cold remedy
under the trade name of lntron rn
Europe. The drug will be
mass-produced by t he S"Cher-
ing-Plough pharmaceutical house.
It cannot be sold in this countn
bccauS(' ll hasn't yet been approved
b) the federal Food and DrugAdmin-
1s1rauon.
B1ogen's chairman. Nobel-Pnze
"tnnrng molecular biologist Walter
G1lben. said his firm has been give n a
patent on its tnterferon by the
European patent agenc}.
"This 1s the first patent in America
or Europe for a recombinant DNA
product." Gilbert said. "It covers all
forms of alpha interferon whether it's
made by bacteria, yeast or animal
cells."
Not so. says Genentech's Kiley.
He said his firm got a U.S. patent
la st Nov. 8 for a geneti-
ca lly-engineered form of alpha inter-
feron. The New Jerse) pharma-
ceutical firm of Hoffman-LaRoche 1s
no" tesung it.
lnterteron 1s a protein normally
manufactured m tiny quantities by
the human body. It is effecti ve agatnst
many viruses and geneticists are
trying to harness it for use against
diseases ranging from colds to cancer.
Alpha interferon, usually made by
white blood cells. has been cloned by
insertion of genes controlling its
production in human cells into
bacteria and yeast cells. which then
produce it in large quantities.
Kiley says he is ··very confident"
Genentech's claim to alpha inter-
feron priorit)' will eventually win.
Meanwhile. more 'than 150 other
firms in the U.S .. Europe and Japan
are competing to be first in producing
hundreds of gene11call)' engineered
hormones. proteins and other com-
pounds for medical or industrial use.
"We think we're entitled 1o a patent
on all 12 t)'pcs of alpha interferon."
said John Doorle). spokesman for Gene nt ~c h 's all y, H o ff-
man-LaRoche. "If we get such a
patt>nt. the others will ha' e to gi ve up
on these products. But 1f Bioge n gets a
patent. we'll have to gne up, at lea st
1n Europe. We've spent man)
millions worktng on interferon si nce
1969 and Wt' are not going to let it be
wasted."
For consumt'rs. the best solution ts
probably a middk ground. with each
company having the rights to some
compounds. For if any firm gets an
ex tremely wide-ranging patent, 1t can
onl y mean high prices for all patients.
Thomas Elias Is a S•at•
Moalc•-based columnist oa st•te
Issues.
Turtle Wellington, anyone?
Three-fourths of our earth's surface
1s covered b)' the seas. But only
one-fiftieth of our calones comes
from the seas. So report those who
Cllntend fish farming is the o nly way
to feed a population that will triple 1n
the next generation. The) note: An
acre of land can produce 800 pounds
of beef. but an acre ofsal1wa1er fi\e
feet deep can orodurc 200 000
pounds of green sea tunics. That
turtle meat 1s higher in protein. lower
tn fa t. and according to the gourmet
crowd. considerably tastier than beef.
(). Has any golfer ever htt two
rnn,C'cutivc hole s in one?
A At least one golfer, if the record ts
t•orrcct. On Sept. 2. 1964. at the Del
Valle Country Club course tn Saugus.
Cali f.. Norman L. Manley reported
holed out from the se,enth tee. then
did 11 agam 1mmcd1ately from the
eighth. Can )OU imagine how Mr.
Manley felt as he tried to tell thel'T!
about 11 back m th e club house? And
hO\\ the) looked at him7
L.M. Boyd Is a syadicated columnist.
A tree grows in Brooklyn
The Brook I\ n Botanic Garden. one
of the v. orld's great sc1cn11 fie labora-
tonc' for things that gro" from the
ground. \.\Cnt toa lot of trouble and
C'\pense this "eek to mo' ea
44., car-old tree b) heltl opt er T hl'
tree would othe~ 1sc ha' I.' ht·cn l u1
down 10 make room for a maJor nl'"
greenhouse.
There'c; something spec 1al about
tn:es l ltke thl·m and feel sorn for
tht'm the way I do forelephanisand
"°hales. It I!' so sad when an' one of
them. so strong. so magntfin·nt and
yet so vulnerahle to attack b~ man. 1'
destroyed.
When the announcements an·
made b) governments. national or
local. that there w11J be budgct CUI<,
11'salways 1he mm1 c1v1h1cd mc;t11u
t1ons in oursoc1l't\. "h1ch loc,c thl'
biggest pcr<:cntag~ of their npe1 at1 ng
money. The orchestra must go the
park can no longer be ma1ntamed. th<'
library will be closed two n1gh1c; a
week. the muM'um''I plan 1oexpand I!>
~t a'11dr. tcachcrc;' c;.1lanes are fro1en
11·~ 1tood to kno" Brookl)'n ca n 'it ill
come up w 1th 1ht' mune' to~'\' L' J
trl'e
In ournl'W 'ifl.'\Jl('fS <tu ofle n fill<'d
H. l. Schwartz Ill
Chezy Dow1llby
I 1.lc 1 .Jn l A '' I 1r I
' H1fl Pu(V1-.r1fl·
L1rry D. Spe•rt
V11""'ll'"ll I,,,,,.,
F'8nk Zlnl
....... ~· f Jc1 I
ANDY
ROONEY
"-llh unpleasant stones about how
terrible people are to each other. th1<1
'JIOI) wa<; wonderf ull)' refreshing.
Herr were human beings wh o cared
ahou1 so mething precious to them.
The tree-1s called a Red 'ade crab
apple tree. lt'sspecial bccaus~ 11 was
de' eloped by one of th e Botanic
(iardcn 'sown heroes. Gc.-orge Reed.
1 n IQ l 5. There are now thousands of
the graceful weeptng Red Jade in
countncs around the world but this
one panicular tree was the mother of
them ni l (It muc;1 have been the
father. too I don't know how that
8()(~ Wtth tre('\ )
I ""asn't 3\ 1nterc!lled 1n this
parttt'ular 1ree 3'i I was 1n the people
"'ho had ~one to the trouhlt' of saving
II
Surrounding tht' Botanic Garden.
1n other pans of Brooklyn. then: is
ample evidence of how quickly and
t·;1.,1l) our fragile c1v11iat1on can
d1'i1ntcgratc Then: art thousands of
empty. brokrn-<Sown. rat-infested
buildings that are nolonaer flt to be:
II\ rd 1n c"rn though the strcc.-ts
out4itdl• them are tet'n11ng with IX'<'Pk
who ncc-0 a place to h"c.
~omconc t\gmng to complain that
111\ wron1t 111 '>ric~d oinnt·~ <n' 1n1t a
tree when there are people in
Brook I) n Y.hO don't have enough
food ora place to hve. lfthe money
spen t moving the tree had been s~nt.
instead. on food for the poor. they
would be hungry again today It
v.ould have made littledifferenet" 1n
th eir lives. The tree would have been
a p1k oflogson a city dump. Forthe
tree. tt was a matteroflifc and death.
No one equates a tree with human
life-it is not for the tree I rejoice. It's
forc1vi hz.ation. It provided just a
little bit of evidence that there are
those among us who care about
civilization. They work to nourish,
preserve and improve It.
E.8 . White, the grand master of the
Engh5h language. wrote about a tree
tn his little mastcrp1~. "Herc Is New
York." I couldn't get it out of my
mind a$ I ttad about the Red Jade
crabapple tttc.
The~$~gc 1$81 th~cndofhis thin
book and Wfutc is talking about an
old willow tree in the backyard of a
house he lived 1n near the United
Nauon'
"It 1u bane~ tttc, long$uffcnng
and much chmbcd. held together by
strands of w1rt but b(loved ofthost
who known. In a way 1t symboh1cs
the my: hfc underd1fficult1cs. growth
apin t odd), sapnSC' in the midst of
concrete. and the steady rcachtng fo r
the sun
"Whenever I look at it nowadays.
and fttl the cold shadow of dcitruc·
lion. I think· 'This must IX' SDVrd, thi~
j)llrtu:Uhtrthtng thlHCI'\ lttC' "'
And,-Roon~.tt I•• iryodlutt'4 rolumalft • •
LETT ERS
E.B. WHITE
aathor
..
,
\l ii
Hunter JJasn 't got
a leg to stand on •
I
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I
To the Editor:
A reply to Mark Keller's attempt to
krn a Bigfoot (Daily Pilot, March 26):
Let's hope Mr. Keller shoots himself
in the foot with his 338 Winchester
Ma1num and becomes Un-
U$pcsanthropos (Onef oot). This will
allow the hairy and not so hairy to
continue roaming the woods m peace
without the threat of being blown
away by someone suffering from ,
arrested devclopmenL ~
DENNlS QARTON
Com Mesa
Costa Mesa marina opposed
To the Editor:
Now our Ma yor Donn Hall wants
Washington to spend money for a
marina. He probably wants to keep
Ke'i\ Sami;>50n (a "marina consult-
ant" on this marina only) on the city
dole for as many years as possible.
Every time he announces that a
marina is in the works for. the West
side, you can bet someone makes a
few bucks on the rise in property
values the rumors cause. It has been
goini on for 25 years. My vote is "No
Manna," but I doubt ifhc will hear it.
At least. he can't truthfully say that he
doesn't know of any resident that
doesn't want a marina anymore. but
he probably won't listen anywa)'.
I live on the West side of town, over
there on Pacific A ven uc. Oh yes, we
arc in Costa Mesa. The police
department didn't know it until over
a year after the council found a wa~ to
annex us. Don't get me wrong; I thtnk
. ...,. ~
the police in this town are ~at. It's
the council and others of their ilk that
bug me. Over here. we have been in
the city for years and all we have ~ad
is a one-time pajnting of the hne
down the strec-t (off-center. yet). Not
one slurry coat. certainly not a repair
(even after a water line was put in and
little holes cut all over the street).
Plans have been approved and pro-
jects built that have i~adcqu!ltc
.parki or parking garages into which
nonna vans and pickups can not
the street is fulJ of cars is
neve r s pt; t c sweeper goes down
the middJ f the str'Cet early in the
morning. With the money spent so far
on this marina fantasy, lots of good
thing.scouJd be done for the We~t side
starting with my street. As I said, we
are in Costa Mesa now.
WILLIAM E. GILBERT
Costa Mesa
Build monorail at the beach
To the Editor:
Trolley cars have been suggested
for rapid transit for the beaches. Few
of us have been around long enough
to know the problems connected with
the old Red Cars that used to run.
Because they ran on the surface. they
snarled traffic. That was when there
wasn't much traffic.
What is needed 1s an elevated
Monorail, like the one at Disneyland.
It could run along the high water line
of the beaches. It could connect
parking lots in non-congested areas to
the piers and hotels in the area.
Because'.· it would be elevated; it
wouldn''t snarl traffic.
JIM BOLDING
Costa Mesa
Support local business
To the Editor:
lt has been our understandtng that
the city fathers promote loc.al busi-
nesses. which in tum generate con-
fidence in our city leaders.
The recent campaign matenal from
Ken Friess and Larry Buchheim was
not solicited 1n San Juan Capistrano.
I personall) called all San Juan
Capistrano pri nters. and polled them
with references to this pnnted litera-
ture. To emphasize. no printer in San
Juan Capistrano, was even asked to
submit a quotation on these jobs.
This breach ofsportmansh1p lea ves
a bad taste in my mouth. Eleven years
ago. when we moved to San Juan
Capistrano from another city, there
were only two print shops. Today, we
have six showing the growth of our
city.
If we do not have the suppon of
local councilmen where do we look?
Apparently "trade at home" has little
interest to some of our councilmen.
Incidentall y. the placi ng of any un-
posted matenal in or alongside of
mailboxes is a '"no-no", which Mr.
Friess and Mr. Buchheim should
know.
MRS. MARY JANE HADLAND
San Juan Capistrano
Shopllfdng's not funny
To the Editor.
Some pcopJe. like me, arc aware
that children. teenagers. and adults
are sboplifing. I was at South Coast
Plaza one day and all of the sudden a
teenaged boy came running out of a
store and a security guard was
running after him. A few people
around me gasped. some sta~. some
ran with the security guard and some
even laughed at the scene! It is not a
laughing matter! As a ~atte~ offact 1t
is not even funny. It 1s scnous. We
need to come up with some foolproof
idea to stop shoplifting. The only
problem is what?
REBECCA SMITH
Hard labor for dope dealers
To the Editor:
Moral regression. greed. dope and
alcohol addiction arc three problems
threatening our country today. Moral
regression is caused by dope and
alcohol addiction. which is causing
o ur crime rate to skyrocket and fill up
our prisons and houses of correcti on.
The dope lobbies are so powcrf ul
they influence our legislators who
refuse to legislate harsh ~nalt1es for
do~ pushers. The greed of legis-
lators, judges and enforce ment of-
ficials makes dope peddling more of a
misdemeanor than a crime. Let's call
a halt to all of this coddling. Let's
revive the chatn gang and hard labor
punishments with no parole. Punish
dope smugglers. pushers. child
molesters. rapists and corrupt of-
ficia ls with a 10-year sentence at hard
labor with no parole. The very sight of
a roadgang chained together. made up
of convicted dope\cri minals. rapists.
child molesters and corrupt officials
would go a long way toward correct-
ing and eliminating these problems.
It will take petitions. to place on the
ballot. a demand for leg.islat1on for I 0
years hard labor and on parole
sentences for these crimes. The will of
the public can triumph over greed
and corruption. Let's do it!
FRED H. PFEIFFER
Newport Beach
Video generation needs bikes
To the Editor:
The children of today are no
oiffcrent than the ch ildren of yester-
day. An inquisitive mind, an acti ve
spirit aod overall love of life arc the
attributes of each new generation of
youth. But, while today's adults are
getting more involved with fi tness
and outdoor activity, many youn$-
stcrs seem to be trading in their
bicycles for a more sedentary lifestyle.
Computer skills are certainly 1mpon-
ant and video aames divertina. but
these ac1ivitics should be balanced
with plenty of sports and exercise.
Never undcn:sttmate the impon·
ance of, say. th:u traditional kid'$
bike. It cen.ainly provided my gener-
ation with:
•A means of 1ranspona1100 wh ich
satisfied my 1ndc~nden~.
•A sense of pnde and accomplt h·
ment (who can ever forgc1 the da)'
they finally mastered a two-whttlcr?)
• A way of shanng adventure and
new stahlJ and sounds with friend .
• Plain good old cxercist.
When .I rcc211 my childhood hours
playina o utdoors. I SAvor mcmoncs
of the f rttdom of movement and
act1Vlt) that cxc-mphfy childhood
Runn1 n jumrina. ~ikin -JU'lt
playing -kept us fit and allowed us
the luxury of sheer pleasure.
lntelkctual and mechanical stimu-
lation are necessary and rewarding
activities. Children today arc lucky to
be livin8 in the age of computers with
the world of"high-tech" within their ~
vasp. But a balance must be struck
bctwttn the mind and body in an
effon to allow the well-rounded
development of our youngsters.
The current trend towartds health
and fitness is a positive step in this
country and a good. sound at· t
mospben: in which a child should ,
grow. Let's san this trend now with '
our children. Encouraie your youna-l
stcr·s involvement in outdoor physi-•
c.nl activitiC1. In fact. aet out there and
Join them for a bicycllna trip. a pmc
of catcb. or a hike in the woods. •
Outdoor recreation is the perfCC1
opponunilf for f1m1hes to spend
ptteious tame together, We Wlll
become a more fit nation, ~m1ly ttes
will be trcnathcncd and .,.~·u ht
cloSCf to our kids.
DAVID F. rROU rv
Exttutive Otrcctot'
United tatcs Cycling Federation.
lnC'
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·SmiJc.age im9roved
• Dr. Billion saving parents money · He also plans .. some scrcenin• for with the first set of teeth, but tbe ae(t
any abnormalities that could belp set could be destroyed!' preventextensiv~costs later. We'd let Billion estimates just that one ta&
parents know that aae I is an could save paren.ts up to $2.000 ii
aPP.ropriate time to stop civina the unnecieaary dental "'Ott, wllidl
with children's dental precautions
By KEN MURRAY
Dellr .... Cen1111 ...... nl
During an international festival m
Mile Square Regional Park, an ex pee.
tanun,0\hCLand.-hcc.Jlushand...wcrc
attracted to a booth wi th balloons, a
gigantic set of tC'eth and matching
toothbrush.
The woman picked up some litcra·
ture and a business card that read.
Patrick H. Billion, D.D.S. & As~
sociates. Pedodontist.
"Arc you a children's dentist?" she
asked the friendly man inside the
booth.
"Yes. I am," he sm iled.
Smiling at her husband, the woman
said, "We're going to need one!"
In the last 11 months, Dr. Billion
has dcvefoped a thrivin' private
practice in Fountain ValJey s Warner
Vi11age Medical Center, providing
comprehensive preventive dentistry
for patients from l to 19 years old.
"Our primary object ive is to pass
on valuable health information,"
Bill ion says, "and to make people feel
good ~bout themselves and
motivat enQugh to help them·
selves." /
One way is the enhancement and
monitoring program where children
are taught to brush and floss their
teeth. They also are Jiven infor-
mation on how their bodies work and
how it all relates to the head, neck,
teeth and gums. ........ .., ... .....,..,
Pedont:lat Patrick Billion opena wide for a dental ezamln-
ation by one of hl• patient. in hla Fountain Valley office.
But Billion and his staff, Lisa
Nelson and Marcy Miskovich, who
run the propam. do a lot more than
"the traditional thing" on how to
brush.
"We have moms and the kids come
in and we play a role reversal game,"
Miskovich says ... The kids get to seat
Mom in the dentist chair and look at
her teeth with a mirror."
Charcoal substance may cause ~ceJ;
_!>\!lit ma benefit heart choleste
The children explore their m other's
mouth, playing with the dental instru·
ments to get familiar with the exam·
inationpr~
The next stop is the Enhancement
Room where children and parents
share some sugarless snacks. such as
all·natural prctzelsl and learn
brushing and flossing. "almost as a
sideliS)lt or something." says Billion.
laughing.
., ~RICAN HEALTH IU.OU. Slll'VIC8
HowlMMyou cool< your meet? Rout or barbecue? Eaay. )'OUW•lt.
Eweyone knows that cMrC09I grtllng lntuMe the l'nll9lwfth OWOIWWOO-* ~oc:Sbon1. ·
SUre, uya a team of r9N8tchers. But <XH'\llder thll: The ._..
~ 9tOrMttc tutmancea that are lmptfcaUld • ~
haw a pot9ntlelly benefld., effect on ~ ohoJ..-ot. Ttwy r-. O.·
~ of HOL Qholee1erot, the IO-C8''8d good chotelterol that Mlp9 dN,I'
t,..blOOd stream of fat~
"We get people bubbly and happy.
then say. ·ey the way. you brush and
floss your teeth so that you have nice
smiles.' It's done wi1hout attaching
any guilt 10 it ...
Besides getting the kids to play with
their mouths and make faces to
motivate them to brush. Nelson says
it's an excellent opportunity for
parents to ask questions.
Or. RF. Hehr and coflMgue9 found that 14 ·<JUneM of
<:Mrcoel-barbecued beef a dayfornlne days rWeed HDL cholel•ot leYM9
25 -percent. The same amount of meat oootted In an electric °*1 Md no
effect on HOL levefs.
What to do? Chooee your own risk, of COUl'M. .. The idea of coming in and not
PAPARAZZI
Who's masked man?
Tom Smith went ape over
usual tuiedo requirement
By ANN CONWAY
Oaltf ~ Cwrup Dndanl
When Huntin~ton Harbour's Madame Butterfly and
La Traviata guilds issued invitations to their first
"Mask"Queradc party. fund-ra1singcomm1ttee members
held their breath.
How would people respond to the idea of"mask encoura~ed -costumes optional.'' long after the confetti
of Mardi Gras had settled?
Not to worry.
In a resounding response to the irresistible mystery of
disguise, more than 200 guests arrived at the Huntington
Harbour Yacht Club in eclectic. eccentric and exciting
getups. The diners danced and contributed $7.500 forthe
Orange County Performing Arts Center.
For many "Mask"Queraders. it was a chan<:e to final!}'
break away from the Halloween mode and get into themes
locked up in their"Youngerthan Springtime" fantasies.
For instance. Tom Smitb, rebelling against the formal
requirements ofso many fund·raising functions, again,
rented a "luxe tux with tails." Only Saturday night. he
jeered at his own discomfort through a gonlla mask that
was frightfully life-like. His wife Lindy, who came asa
southern belle, spent the evening wishing she had Clark
Gable on her arm instead of King Kong in a "monkey
suit."
Eventual winner Sandra Clouse appeared as one of the
exquisite porcelain clown dolls she has long admired.
Wearing an aquiline-featured. papier-mache mask
purchased on a recent tnp to Venice with husband Robert,
Clouse added a ruffled net neck piece to her stark black
ensemble and spoke not a word until after the judging.
Ol~~a.n• Jallan and vtckl Man flprecl oat t Tweetle Bird and Syl•eater we.re
When thejudgeschose her for first place the} hadn't a clue
to her identity.
Dorl Matthews (second place winner) looked like
she'd stepped out ofa Borneo bandbox with her
impeccable interpretation ofa tribal member while
husband Garwasint1m1datingasaGreat White Hunter.
Lois Fults and Dorothy Lortie had decorated with a
kaleidoscope of helium balloons everywhere and tables
centered with ftee-form mylar cutouts sprinkled with
confetti and sequins-accented by more balloons and the
masks o f comedy and tragedy.
Other committee members were Jackie Demos, Pat
Strehlow, Missy Prowell, Carol Bacolla, Doris Willis,
Mary Thompson, Eleanor Raff el, Dolores Franck and
Vickie Ma rx.
Also attending were Jodie (president of the Hunt·
1ngton Harbour Guild-all chapters-forOCPAC)and
Jim Miller, Helen (president of Fly1 ng Dutch man -the
couples' chapter of the Harbo urGuild)and Bob La Bayne,
Gloria and Tom Hyams, Jacqueline and Lou Abel, Rutb
and Win Baird, Lloyd and Bob Baron, Helin and Lew
Orlard, Peggy and Pe ter Mourttz, Mary and Ken Busche
and Elaine and Julian Zamblanco.
More in disguise were Jackie Ross, Jean and Lou
Zimmerman, Nancy and Tom Grtley, Maralee and Lou
Whittler, Barbara and Dick Shively, Sally and Roser
Fenton, Carol and Jim Kloss, Sue and Michael Liff,
Barbara and Ace Mason, Betty and Veni Mays, Eve and
BUI Thompson, Carolyn and Hal Norlng, Joanna and
GeorgeCbase, Jou (president ofl.a Trav1ata)and Bob
Lund, Alyse (president of Madame Butterfly) and John
Rankin, Rosemary and Norm SmJth, Myra and Joba
Spillman, Nancy and Jolul Alley, Tom and Nancy
Kasaball, Angela and Don Hartfelder and J oanne and Keo
Dixon.
... 1'.t Barban and Be.mle 8teinbeJ:a dUJ'tni
tbe • M&U•• Qaerade Ball competidon.
•
having any work done relaxes them child a milk bonle. By that ume. he or would have to be done in a hospital;
and we really see a difference in the she generally has enouah dexterity to To help a child adjust to deftti1~.
parents' andchildren'sattitudes," she pick up a cup and drink." h~ .talks with. the IJIUC!llS on the fi,.
'8dds. Bilhon . sa)" that Nursin~n,k -J'UliLll:IOlll..bl~mlcuioaa1-11w-~--t'I
··-BiUiO!t" and--fivr s1x Otht'f'-MOUtft, ecaymg con iiion seen 1n and w~ the family is experiCftCitls
pedontists in the ~ountain Val· many 2· to 4--year-olds, can result that mjght be atrecuna the health or.
lcy·Huntington Beach area are com· from bottle.feeding ·beyohd 12 happiness of the chjld. Mean...._
bining efTons to stronJ)y advocate months. the young.stcr is given a tour o( die
that children begin seeing a dentist "Tbe infection spreads upward office. This consultation is frtt. •
early and emphasize prevention, along the root of the tooth," he If the parents wa nt to proceed wilh
rather than correction. explains. "and when the child is very the program, the next step ts a
For instance, Billion gives parents a young. these teeth arc not hard and complete visual ex.am, includ1na
very tiny toothbrush for the infant solid like normal teeth. They're like X·rays. whkb are used sparingly and
and teaches them how to use a tiny jelly and the infection will just go in at very low levels.
gauze sponge to clean teeth even and cat them up. The second visit involves clean!nJ
before brushing begins. ··So you not only have a problem (Pleue Me DEM ImT1lY /112) r
Friendship on the rocks _
for recoveri_ng alcohOlic
SHE hasn't had ------------
a drink in 90daysand
wewentoutto lunch
to celebrate.
SH E proudly
displayed the 90-day
chip she had earned
from Alcoholics
l.1111
Aa.CAZI
Anonymous. •••••••••••• SH E looks so
lovely. unpufTy and slender ... as opposed to before.
SHE's optimistic and happy ... and frightened.
SHE needs some new friends.
SH E's trying to resist doing double time to make up
for lost opportunity. ·
SHE feels abandoned by her former drinking
companions.who call her a "party pooper" and think that
her total avoidance of alcohol is ridiculous and unn~
a~er-husband, she-says, is-also.giving hcT a bard time.
He tells her she is too involved with herself and her
non-drinking -at his expense .
SHE says that not drinking is the most important
thing she is doing ... and she's right.
SHE is a recovering alcohohc who's sobriet)' is
tenuous.
Alcoholism is nothing to be ashamed of. but h;t.d SHE
continued to drink. it would surely have become a disaster
for her. The inevitable progression of the disease of
alcoholism can only be prevented through continuing
attention. control and recovery.
SHE knows that people die or go crazy from
alcoholism and I, for one. applaud the victory of her
decision not Jo be co.unted among them.
From her history, I had learned that she never drank
in the morning and rarely at midday. Evenings were the
time she had gi ven herself permission to unwind and to
occasionally pass out ... with booze. In fact. alcohol had
provided her with her only source o f true relaxa.tion.
SHE had surrounded herself with people who justified
her choices. Many of her friends arc heavy drinkers; only
some of them drink alcoholically.
Ninety percent of the adult population of the United
States drinks alcoholic beverages. Ten percent of those ot
an estimated 10 million people arc alcoholics. And they
aren't the only ones to suffer. Alcoholism also takes '8
heavy toll on those who love alcoholics.
The American Medical Association recognizes al-
coholism as a disease, and as such. it must be treated. As
opposed to other chronic illnesses like diabetcs, it has
gotten a lot of bad press.
We know from current medical and psychological
research that drinking ilcoholically does not represent n
intentionally, hurtful, acting out behavior. Alcoholics
come from and are found at all levels of society. The
steteotypical image of an unemployed or under-cmpoyed
derelict applies to very few.---,---
Alcoholics Anonymous, with more than a million
members world·widc, has done a superior job of educating
and helping alcoholics to help themselves. Al-Anon and
Ala·tccn offer hope and strength to the families of
alcoholics. The medical and _psycboloeical cstablishemen\
suppon the efforts of these fine organizations.
Like many others. my lunch partner had teamed to
use alcohol as a cure-aJI for what ailed her. She had no-.
expected it to cause more problems than it had cured.
SH E's been sober for 90 days and AA recognized the
celebration of her three-'month binhday. SHE remfods me
happily of the last line m Tom Robbin's book ... Still Life
With Woodpecker." -"It's never too late to have a happy
childhood.··
Dr. A.lgazi is a psychologist and mamage coun~lor m
Corona de/ Mar. Address any questions to Lmda A}guJ,
Ph.D .. c/o Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa 91'626.
Hormone
controls
calcium
balance
Vitamin D may
help curb cancer ---
Time was. vitamin D made strong
teeth and bones. and that was that.
Toda\ sc1ent1sts behe\e the vitamin
may also help curb cancer and stave
off adult diabetes.
The ne"' \ 1e"' is an outgrowth of
the disco' el) by Dr. Hector De Luca
that '1tamin D. made in the skin by
sunshine and pro' 1dcd by some
foods. 1s con,erted b' liver and
k1dne}s into 1lS al't1\·e fonn. a
hormone that regulates cak1um bal-
ance in the bod\.
Clearly. sa} s De Luca .
0.-, ........... .., ....... ~
Lindy Smith danced with the aorllla of her d.ream8 -
huaband Tom, who WU rebellinC &Cainat tuz formality.
biochemist!) chief at the Un1Hrs1t)
of Wisconsin. vitamin D or its
hormonal form. calcnnol. can help
repair bone~ weakent'."d b) k1dne)
d1sea~ and osteoporosis. the
bone-thinning condn1on that affi1cts
one in four wht!.& women over 65 in
the Unttcd tales. A, s-..nthet1c form of
calc1tnol ma} soon be a-..a1labk for
treating osteoporosis.
Barbotlr Oall4 pre9ldent Jodie Ml.lier and hUb.n4 Jlm
concratutated S&Ddra Clo-ue for her ••beet C09tmne." ,,.
But the hormone has more
far-reaching effrct on the bod} De
Luca and others have d1~"ered that ·
an unusual assortment of bod) cdls
are targc-ts for the hormone. notably
white blood ttlls and the m-
suhn·secreung. cdk.of the pancru
They find that vitamin I)'
•Suppresses out-of-control gro~1h
of lculcoc' tis. the white blood cell
that go awl"\ m lc-ukemll
"The anticancer stol) 1s heating
up." De Luca told Amencan Health
mapzme. "There's goma to be a bl&
thrust 1n this area. R~archcrs
a.lrcad) know that vltam1n 0 1 fu mo~ effc-cu vc 1n supprcs '"I
cancerous growth lb.an '1tam1n "'
•May help rqula1e alucosc
mc,abohsm
"Vitamin D-<tefic1ent arHmals
have 1mp&ll'ed producnon o( 1n uhn
in responst '° aJucosic.=· Ort Luca
reporu. .. Maybe pan oftht-falloff i•
aluC09C tolcrant't' that OCC'\ln m oldC'f
people 1s dut' to I ~of ... it.am1n 0 °'
cak1tno1 •·
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Late motherhood increases breast cancer risk
Health officials
fear an epidemic
Although the cau~ of this poten-
tJaUy f.ataJ disease are 1ull unknown,
11C1entists have drawn a proflle of
women at biJhe t ri k of developina
breast cancer 1t some time durina
Corporate offices are crowded with their lives. "First live binh at 30years
prqnant female executives, and sud· ofage or older" is a risk fa~t~r found
denly women's "bioloaical time at the top ofall the expens lists.
clocks.. are front-pqe news.. The Scientists think that early preg· ~nerJ ti on of women who postpone$! · nancy exerts a protccti ve effect on the' marriaae and motherhood for college milk ducts. where about 15 percent of
and ca.teer count their remaining all malignancies develop.
oever have children at all have a
lower n sk than those who first ajvc
binh ancr age 30.
THE CHEMISTRY OF CON-
F1DENCE
''We have nothing to fear but
catecholamines themselves."
Not very catchy, but maybe true.
merely wary-often anakes, spt<ters.;
heiJhts. And while psycbolopst Al-
ben Bandura apphes therapy for
eliminati"' their panic, psychtatrist
Jack 8archuchccbbloodchcmi try.
PARJS -AJI ot Plari1 is preanaDl
this )'eat. Or attma to be.. In the land
of Lamaze natural childbinh. bavin&
babies a la mode is the subject or
p1uionate diacuuions in new.
Pl~ TV and idewalk cafcs.
While there's still much ado about
fathers helpina deliver their children,
this year's raae is for helping mothers
confront I• difference between the
baby of their dreams and the
flesh-and·blood infant.
nant women t.o re&e.a.i the cmbmD
you ~t a drawina o( an infant J~ul. tJ
aays Soule. Another common •IMlf
is the typically briaJit-eyed baby O{
advertisements.
Then the real baby amves, wailint
and Oamnt. The confliC'1 betw«lt
reality and the dream often aurfac:a
as depression in the motbtt', aays th-
instjtutc's Dr. Anoe Frichet ... T hnf
women feel empty, usel~. lik ,
failutes. They have ltff l fattatle1 u4
no sense or communication witn the ycan or months before they arc too The breast cancer toll 1s aJ~~)'
old to have children. formidable. An estimated 40,000
When we're Kated, it is these
hormones. primarily _epinephrine
and norepinephrine. that make our
beans race. elevate our blood pres~
ure and send the level of stomach acid
soanng.
"We stAl1 by showin• the phobic a
spider throuJ!l a window., then
ll'lrough an open door;• saad Dr.
Bandura. Evcntuallyi the patient
le.ms to handle sp den directly,
without fear. They feel a big change an
the level of confidence going into a
frightening situation. says Bandura.
Because the first rush of panic never
arrives. there is no spiral of fear.
Without recogn~ing that the cut-baby."
turc programs them for such a Soule believes that ultra-sound
'conflict, and not knowina bow to imagjna of the fetus. now si.ndard
head it off. Dr. M_ichd SOute con-P.taetice, can help solve the problemQ
tends, mothers may apend the first 'It's like a first binh " says Fricbeo
vital months after childbirth locked "the first discovery of the real baby.f ,
in depression. Soule calls th e procedure the "volu~
Politicians, city planners, cconom·
ists and businessmen arc busily
studyi ng what this new phenomenon
will mean to the United St.ates within
the next decade or two. But public
hQ.hh officials are cc nain of one
thing; The late-motherhood boom wiµ bc&tL.a.n CJlldcmiC of br~Sl
cancer.
women will die of it in 1984. Nobody
knows how h1&h the figures can go 10
the next two decades as today's new
mothers enter that proven h1gh-nsk
zoee -being between the ages of 45
and 54. Many experts worry.
By contrast, women who give b1nh
to their first full-term child before age
.Li.i'educe their brea '"~OCt'f'-RSk-by
about· one-third . And women who
Worse. the very symptoms of fear
may be so frightening that
catec holamines n se even higher,
leading to more fea r, more
catecholamines and a spira ling panic
reaction.
A team of researchers at Stanford
University is testing the theory
amon~phobics. peoplew1Th exrreme
fear of things that make the rest of us
Chemical action mirrors that effect
closely. Dr. Barchas finds. A high
level of confidence equals less
catecholam ines in the blood. Blood
tests may therefore be an accurate
measure of emotional upset, says
Barchas. ·:tt·s llA c1ci1ina advance an
rrfating mood to physiological state."
CHILDBIRTH STYLES
The problem. says Soule, dircct~ory intem.iption of fantasy," a pu '
of Pans's lnstitut de Puericultur on thLfr.cns_.h tenn,.Jo abQJ:tio
begim -Ttr1ltioteR:erta. a s w e • vo untary mterrupuon of Preai
girls start forming a picture of nancy." :
perfect baby. "When you aslc prcg-Amerlcu Healtla Mapll.De Se.,.~.
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fOllowif\g Nne In your column: ''WMn the glr1 you ldla
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That le aa eexflt a Nmllrk •I MveMen In print In 10
)Wtl.
Obvtousfy you t>eeteve It le Ot< for a male to be WOfidfy
Md experlenoed, but• woman Md better not be(or
ltlOUkt hide the fact thet she le), leet lhebe con8'dered
dameged mercnMdtM.
Oon'l you befteve H'I tlmewom.n were pee nlttt9d the
eame l8XU8I frMdom "*' ha¥e belr1 enjoying for
centurles?-OVTRAGEO IN VtAGINlA
DEAR OUT: You would not b 111 .. thevolume of
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Oscars still make a good show but •.•
You h ave to s tt through technical
tedium to-get to t h e good s tu-ff
By JERRY BUCK
AP T•YWoft Wrll.,
LOS ANGELES -What a mixture of t•xc1tcm1:n1 .
sparkle. nostalgia and tedium was this }ear's .\cadcm)
~wards presentation.
The Oscars. despite all. 1s a rousing good shoY.. and
this year's was one of the best. as Oscars go.
Linda Hunt"s modest acceptance for her best
supponing actress award. Sh1rle:r MacL.aine's grand and
amusing speech after her best actress award and presenter
Frank Capra's playful twitting of the anxious nominees
were wonh the wait Monda) night.
And quite a wait 1t was. The presentation of the 56th
annual Academy Awards on ABC -the show the}
promised would be over in three hours -lasted that and
another three-quanel°l).
As the anxiety mounted for the big awards. so did the
anx1et} for the show lo end. MacL.a1ne quipped, 'Tm
going to cry because this show has been as long as my
career."
The nostalgic tnbutes to Shirle} Temple. Da\ 1d
Niven and Hal Roach were h1ghhghts of the show. Roach's
ex planauon of how the banana peels from the crey, 's lun ch
were collected to use in pratfa lls was deltghtful. T he chp of
"Shane" to show the fil m editor's craft was interesting. But
why, oh why. did 1t take 35 minutes to get to the first acting
award and another two hours to ge t to the next one?
As host Johnny Carson told the audience. "Don't go
awa). folks. we have plenty more technical awards coming up ..
Uft~
Dolly Parton hugs beat actor Robert Duvall.
Fa n s voice gripes to acade my
ove r Barbra Streisand om ission
By JAY ARNOLD
Auoclel.cl Pt-Wrl ...
LOS ANGELES -Fans who flocked outside this
year's Academy Awards to cheer the arrival of such
luminaries as Meryl Streep. Shirley Macl.aine and Jack
Nicholson also loudly noLed the absence of a favorite -
Barbra Streisand.
Hundreds of movie maniacs waited hours -or days
-outside the Music Center for a chance to glimpse the
celebri ties as they amved for Monday night"s 56th annual
Oscar ceremony.
Man} of theJ•oung women in the group sounded as 1f
thev had died an gone to hea,en when tall. good-looking
John James. star of TV's "Dynasty," stepped from a
li mousine to make the long. red-carpeted walk inside.
Timothy Hutton's "aw. shucks'' shyness also drew
delirious screams from the mostl} youthful crowd. who
oohed and aahed over every elegant!) dressed arrival.
"Hey. Meryl!" they screamed. "Chad (Everett), we
still love you! Shirley! Shtrle} !"
Several homemade signs proclaimed the crowd's
preference for Streisand's relativel) neglected "Yentl."
"Oscar. You Missed Her Blind." said a sign held by
Patti Penalosa of Vista. wh o declared she was "enraged"
that Streisand. who was director. producer a nd star of
"Yentl." had been shut out in major Oscar categories.
"God knows she deserves it," the 17-year-old said of
Streisand. who chose not to attend the ceremony. "You
saw a lot of art and creaLiv1ty in 'Yentl.' They (Academy
members) neglected to see that. Maybe they're not artists."
. ~
HER MEMORY :
SYSTEM IS
FORGETT A.BLE ; , ~
• '
.,
No one wants ----------~....ir
me on their trivia
team .
They say by the
time I go through the
alphabet try ing to
resurrect a name and
put my head between
my knees and de-••••••••••••• mand a 20-minute
silence while I think ... the evening's over.
It's a shame too because with most of the trivi~
questions. I was there when the origjrtaJ answers werd'
~ven. t
Actuall)'. this trend couldn't hav<: come at a worse 1
time fo r me. Duri ng the ~st few years It has taken longer
and longer to come up wnh names. places and facts. Since
my husband and I arc the same age and just as sq_uirrely,
our conversation has been reduced to a series of unfinished
sentences where he nods and says, "I know." and he
doesn't.
My problem is I've got to go through my memory
bank and discard all the garbage 1 never use to make room I
fo r the stuff I need.
For example. my grandmother's phone number in I
I 936wasAdams 58 17.1 never called the number. She only I
had 1t for two years. ft will not come back in my lifetime. It
won't even be a trivia question. I don't need it.
Ldo need to commit to memory the phone number of
my agent, whom I call at least three times a week.
I would hke to toss out the names (including
confirmation) of the fi ve children who lived down the
street from us 15 years ago and with whom I haven't had
contact since we moved. I should like to substitute the
names of my best friend's grandchildren.
You have only to play a Couple of games of trivia to
realize that your mind retains the dumbest things. For
example. I knew the real names of every member of the
"uave It to Beaver" fa mily ... except the Beav. Why
would I block o ut the name of the star and remember hi~
mother. Barbara Billingsley. who wore a girdle to clean her
oven. for God's sake?
And what kind of a human mind would allow a playe
to remember who discovered the Jackson Five and forge~
to put out the chips and the dip until the company wai
ready to go home? 1
The other night I had a great qucstjon. "Who was thd
Hollrwood star who plared the pan of Melanie's baby i~
'Gone With the Wind'?' I knew I h.ad them stumped as ll
watched the other team huddle together in a frenzy tryini
to remember. When their ttme ran out they said, "We gjv<
up. Wh o was it?" •
"Who was what?" I asked. 1
"Who was the Hollywood star who played the part o'
Melanie's baby in 'Gone With the Wind'?" ;
My mind went blank and l put my head between mY,
knees to thin k. •
When I raised it some time later. everyone had gone~ Checch and Chong, on hand to present the a\\ard to
"Return of the Jedi'' for best visual effects. were an
amusing relief from the pomp and circumstance First.
the) tned to grab the Oscars for themselves. Then the}
suggested in an off-color aside an award to Dal'T)'I Hannah.
the mermaid of th1s )ear"s .. Splash."
Bergman exits in
glory with Oscars
Diminutive Linda Hunt. who later won a best
supporting actress Oscar for her role as a male
photojournalist in "The Yea r of Uving Dangerously." --------------------.. wa,ed ti m1dl:r from behmd long page-boy bangs as she
strode past the bleachers Jam-packed with fans.
Marty Pasett.a, directing the Oscar show for the 13th
consecuti ve year, had hoped to make this year's ceremony
shoner than its predecessors. The opening production
number was eliminated. but it didn't help much. The
problem seems to be too many deviations from what the
audience really tunes in to sec. And 1s 11 really neccssar) for
each one of those multiple winner'> of the technical award'
to thanJ.. evef)one. including h1\ Aunt Minnie''
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Legendary Swedish director
Ingmar Bergman, whose "Fann} & Alexander .. won four
Oscars, including best foreign film . is ending his fil m
career because it's "too t1n ng.'' his wife says.
The large, richl) textured Swedish production. which
fkrgman has said will be hi s last feature film. also was
honored for cinematograph). costume design and an
d1rec11on at M onda~ night"\ 561h annual Aca1.km)
.\" ards
Warm applause greeted Mary Tyler Moore. radiant in
a deep purple, shoulderlcss gown with puffed sleeves.
Cher. the glittery singer-turned-actress who was
nominated for best supporting actress for "Silkwood,"
drew one of the loudest ovations when she stepped before
the curb-side microphone of Oscar greeter Army Archerd.
"Thanks a lot. ~U) s. :· she told the cheering crowd.
.. \ ea h. we'\ e come a long wa}. huh? ..
What the audience rcalh y,ants to sec -and 1h1c;
)'Car's worldwide audience in ·76 countries Y.a~ csl1ma1cd
at 500 m11l1on - 1s the glamor. the spc<:taclc. the suspense
and the excitement of seeing 1hc "inners and losers It 1~.
after all. an awards sho"
Bergman was 1n Munich directing a pla) and wa\
repre\ented al 1he cercmon> b) his y, 1fe. Ingrid. and
producer Jorn Donner
'\cross th e street from the tele\.ls1on cameras. bnght
lights and popping flashes. a group of protesters waved
signs decrying a lack of female film workers. The
protesters were J01ned by some of the Streisand legions
"ho held signs reading: "What About Babs!" and "What As Carson said. "Goodb)e until next )Car, "'h1ch 1s
coming up very soon:·
··1 am going to hum to Ingmar and tell him about the
warm and ~ondcrful rCC<.'pt1on ~OU have g1\en his film.'·
..aid Mrs. Bergman. Did ·ventl' Do Wrong?"
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LOS '\ GEL ES (A P) -Here 1s a hst of
winners at the 56th annual Academ\
.\y,a~s ·
PICTL'RE "Tr rm., of Fndcarment."
l\CTOR: Roben Du\all. ··Tender Mercies."
ACTRESS: Sh1rlq Maclaine. "Terms nf Endearment."
~lJPPOR TI NG ACTOR: Jack
Nicholson. "Terms of Endearment."
SUPPORTING ACTRESS: Linda
Hunt. "The Year of L1v1ng Dangerously."
DIRECTOR: James L. Brooks, "Terms of Endearment ..
FOREIGN-LANGUAGE FILM:
"Fanny and Alexander," Sweden.
ORIG INAL SONG: "flashdance .
\\-hat a Feeling" ("Aashdance"'
ORIGINAL CREENPLA Y Horton
Foote. "Tender Mercies."
'CREENPLAY ADAPTATION: James
Penthou se pagean t
now being telecast
LO ANGELES (AP) -Penthou~
mapi1nc's ahttenna SI million beaut)
P41Unt. whrch auracted entrant\ from 28
coun tnes. 1s now bc1n1 teleca,t on SUlllon.,
across the country.
The pageant wa~ taped at the s.tnd)
Hotel and Casino 1n AtlanllC' C ity, N .J .
with And}' Gibb and former Mi n World
Maqor1r Walla('(' a~ the hmt\.
1, •
L. Brooks. "Terms of Endearment."
C INEMATOGRAPHY: Sven Nykv1st.
"Fanny and Alexander."
ORIGINA L SCORE: Bill Conti. "The
Right Stuff."
O RIGINAL SONG SCORE O R ADAP-
TATION SCORE: Michel Legrande and
Alan and Manlyn Bergman. "Yentl."
ART DIRECTION: "fanny & Alcit·
ander."
COSTUME DESIGN: ''Fanny &. Alex-
ander."
DOCUMENTARY FEATURE: "He
Makes Me Feel Like Dancin'.''
DOCUMENT ARY SHORT SUBJECT:
"Aamenco at S: t S."
FlLM EDITING: .. The Right Stuff."
AN IMATED SHORT FILM: "Sundae
10 New York.''
LIVE ACTION HORT F1 LM: .. Boys
and Otrls."
OUND~ ''The Right Stuff."
SOUND EFFECTS EDITING: "1 he
Ri1ht tufT "
Announced 1n advance:
HONORARY -Hal Roach.
JEAN HERSHOLT H U MAN -
ITARIAN -M. J. Frankovich.
VI UAL EFFECTS A HIEVE MENT
-"Return of the Jedi."
C IENTJF I C ·TECHN I CAL
ACHIEVEMENT -Dr. Kun Larche.
Pte?JCCt1on lomJ>'.
GORDON AWYER SOUND
AC HIEVFMFNT-Dr. fohn G f rl)'n~
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UW114116
Gene Kelly beam• with bla aon Jeff aftej
recelvln& a replacement for hta Oeca.r~
de.troyed ln a recent fire.
DENT I STRY ••.
f'romBl
and placana fl uonde on the child's teeth. At lhe lhii
meet1na. Billion reviews all records and aives h
recommendations fo r funher care so "parents can dcci
whether they want to 10 to another dentist. shop arou
for price-whatever tney wa nt to do."
Each appointment starts in the reception area whe
Billion has brought Mile Square itark --acron the st
from his office - indoors as 1 theme for decor •
There's a.rass-areen carpeting, custom atalned pa
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children and parents would be happy to come beck •
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tones -art more calm1na."
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dteucion. came to f ountain Valley "I was buical
lookma for a place whc:tt I would like to live," t
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··1 found every thing here. includina a church. a pl1«
e'erdsc and an ice office near two ho p1tals where I can
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9.owney flnance VP
' ·~ A. O.W..y has been named vice president of fmanoe and
adamustration for the S&ela·Brief G....,, Laauna Niguel·based real estate
development and mark.etina organization. He will share .financial
retP.9nsibiJities with SlmH 1™tmey, Tice presW.t of ftauee ud &reuerer
of '¥ ......nau... He ud Ida wUe, LHrte, ud Uldr two elllWrn live la N.,,.....hd.
• • •• .~-.J~ tw bRirappottrwr"\ltcrJftSfdent of the""tettmicat su~ group of Varl-X Cwpondoa, according to LaWl'ftee PeMlet.H,
P~tdent. Stueve was formerly director of educational services for the
lrv)ne-based firm. which supplies film, processing and chemicals to cardiac
cattieterization labs. • • • Juice B. GIOM has been named assistant vice preisdent of finance for
W~ Homea, a homebuilder based in Costa Mesa. Glose joins
DOWRY STUEVE GLOSE MARTIN
Warmington from Ulllon Buk where she was employed for five years, the last
two as ass.istant vice president in the real estate loan de~ment. handling
residential and commercial construction loans. She li ves m Newport Beach. ••• Jeff M~rtl.D has joined Cox &r Bordi Advertl11D1 Compuy of Newport
Beach as aocount supervisor. He will be responsible for advertising, marketing
and promotional plans for Batterfleld Savin&• & Lou and B•tterfleld
Secarttlea Corporation, a network of financial operations which recently
moved to Santa Ana. ••• Natw Owen Ro1eDber1, senior partner of Mc Dade ud Sllldler in Orange
County, has announced the acquisition of the commercial building located at
17101 Armstrong Ave. in Irvine. The propen y was acquired from Rlclaarcl W ..
Macltmore for $6.1 million. The two-story. 56,884 square foot building has
been refurbished and is now available for occupation buy a tenant. • • • AST Reaearcll, IDc. of Irvine is introducing MonoGraphPlus. its new
high-resolution graphics board. AST is a supplier of IBM compatible add-on
products for offices and businesses. , ... AllderlOD Commulcatlou Co. has moved its offices to a new. Lafler
facility at 901 Dover Drive. Suite 120 in Newport Beach. The full-service
advertising._ public relations and marketing agency recently added two new
employees and reached the SI million mark in annual billing. • • • Detlpt, a full-service interior design firm in Newport Beach has been
assigned to create new offices for the M Groap Corporation in Pacific Mataal
Plaza in Fashion Island. T~e2,800 square foot office will include work stations
for computerization. according to Marcia RJclaarclson Designs president.
• • • •
The Newpon Beach office of Grabb &r Ellis Commercial Brokerage Group
logged more than $339 million in sales and leasing volume in 1983, a 73 percent
increase over 1982 making it second only to the firm's Phoenix office in the
amount of gross revenues produced of all offices nationwide. according to
President Alvin S. Swanson. • • • Claester A. Brown, vice president of international sales at Western Digital
Corp. in Irvine. announced the promotion of Gregory J . P eel as vice president
of the Amencas Pacific region. Peel, who reports to Brown. will be responsible
foqpianaging the sales efforts of Western Digital's representatives. distributors
and sales force in the region including Asia, Latin America and Australia.
Western Digital manufactures semiconductor components and intelligent
subsystems. • • • PltJllp"S. lnglee, prosident of Liberty National Bank of Huntington Beach.
bas announced the appointment of Rafael V. Garcia as credit review and
adjustment department manager and assistant vice president. Prior to joining
Liberty, Garcia was with Westluda Bank for three years in the special credit
department as an assistant vice president and was with Bank of America for
four years prior to that.
Computer tech: in the fast I
lndustry movtng so
fast. It's dtfftcuJt
to stay on top of it
By JOY DEE ANTHONY
Dlllr .... Cea; 0 •• 1
Last week's COMDEX/Winter
show in Los Angeles featured tbe very
latest in computer hardware and
10ftwatt ptoduttf fiom rmmu
turers around the country.
But there was still a problem for the
20.000 business shoppers attending
-technology in the field is still
moving so fast that most of the
products they were viewing could be-
obsolete within a short time.
"Today is history." said Sheldon
Adelson, organizer of the 350-cxhibit
COMDEXshow, in explaining just
how fast trungs are changing in the
industry -particularly in the area of
software. which is receiving much
more emphasis than hardware these
days.
''Businesses still get more power for
the buck with every new piece of
computer equipment," Adelson said,
"but the gams arc enhancements of
existing technologies rather than
quantum leaps in performance
capabilities.
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quality software," be said. Adelson hOpCS that throuab COM·
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One of the highlights of the Los company "was a victim of poor
Angeles show was the first showing of management," he said.
the new yomputer equipment an-Despite the continued ellisteocc of
nounced JUSt two weeks ago by companies with faulty marketing
AT&T, the communications giant. strategies, Adelson says he does not
"The excitement (surrounding the expect a shake-out in the industry.
products and AT &T's entry into the
computer ~eld) was almost tangible, ..
Adelson said. "You're looking at one
of the only companies in the world
that is capable of butting up against 18~. Essen.tially. ~e have two giants
trying to Jump mto each other's
marketplace ...
Calling AT&T a "formidable com-
petitor," Adelso" said the company
can easily become an IBM
eq~valent. As an illustration, he
pointed to AT & rs known sxcellence
in teletype equipment, equipment he
called "the Rolls Royce' of the
industry.
Adelson is pmident of The Inter-
face Group, an exposition firm based
in Boston. Interface produces COM-
DEX shows around the country -
but they are different from the
so-called "consumer electronics"
shows most people are familiar with.
"We're the only computer show with
a single audience." Adelson ex-
plained. "We're geared solely to
mdependeot sales organizations, a
group including dealers, distributors,
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F 0 l Del¥Nlt ...... IW......,.._ . ormer ran1e Cout Collete p tcher Rich Dunn •how• hb form In a recent outing for La Verne Colle1e. Dunn, a mentor, bu been La Verne'• top pitcher the .,..i two Ma80aa.
Ex-OCC pitcher has added incentive
La Verne's Ri-eh Dunn wants toprove
that he can make it in pro baseball
By DENNIS BROSTERHOUS
Of ... Dllllr,... .....
Not unlike any number of college
players. Richard Dunn has the ul-
timate ambition -to be a member of
a major league baseball team.
The lure of fame and fortune ex 1st.
but the former Orange Coast Coll~e
pitcher has an added incentive. He d
like to tell a few people. "I told you
so."
"I really hate to say 1h1s. but
(Orange Coast head coach Mike)
Mayne told me at the end of winier
ball In 1981. 'You will never play pro
ball.'" said Dunn." After that. I really
decided I was going 10 be, perhaps. the
first ~rson to prove him wrong."
W1th that motivation in mind.
Dunn has set about the business of
impressing the pro scouts. Presently
at La Verne. the senior has compiled a
5-3 record with a glossy 2.04 earned
run average in 59 innings. He's
thrown two o ne-hiuers and one ofh1s
losses was to perennial power Pep-
perdine. a team LaVeme led 3-2 into
the seventh inning before the roof
caved in. arulministenar.c..10..01hcn. I learned
In conference play Dunn has a 4-0 more at OCC than anywhere else I
record and a 0. 78 ERA. think I'll ever pla,."
In his Junior year at La Verne, A graduate o Santa Ana High
Dunn broke ex-CCC standout Dan where he was Player of tbe Year his
Quiscnberry's single-season record Junior season in 1979, Dunn opted for
for most ground outs with 162, Coast because of 1he success -of the
posting a 10-4 record with a program.
league-leading 2.89 ERA. His hofiof)---"Peoplc have asked me. 'Why did
included first learn All-SCIAC and you go to Coast. when you probably
first team All-NCAA D1v1S1on Ill could have started at Santa Ana o r
West Region and honorable menuon Golden West'! .. Dunn said. "I tell
All-American. them that I just wanted to play for a
Dunn owes much of his success to winner (CCC had just won the state
the Orange Coast program. where he title) and get the opportunity to play
toiled for two years in 1981 and 1982. at the best junior college baseball
"I didn't pitch much there. but program in the country."
learned a great deal." he explains. Baseball isn't Dunn's entire hveh-
··M1ke Mayne is to me what priests hood -at least not at this t1me. He
Sl)CJlds ... muclL .oLJlls spare lime
fielding phone calls for the Daily Pilor
and thus gaining experience lo para-
llel his studies in journalism at La
Verne. .
But the dream of reaching the
majors remains foremost in Dunn's
mi.lid.
"The goal is still very much in my
hands -and that's getting to the big
leagues." he says. "Until somebody
chops off my right arm. I'm going to
work as hard as I possibly can to be
the best possible pitcher I can be. If I
don't make it. I know rll work hard
and make it at something else ...
And 1f Dunn docs reach his goal.
Mayne will probabl} be the first to
congratulate rum.
.:South All-Star: prep football team announced
ti -Iddings' 31-meinberScluad includes
!;t_ ~Al~ -CIF picks; Thom p~on missing
ley's Jamie C raf\ and Estanc1a's Steve
Mikulich)," says Giddings. "I
though t that was important. And. we
have Mike C rowley (Manna).
"We're going to try to open 11 up,"
continues Giddings, whose team will
be practicing at 5 p.m. daily during
the week and on Saturday mornings.
beginning June 20.
By ROGER CARLSON
Of ti.. D.ity l'llot lleff
Ci ting a desire for big and Slrong
offensive linemen. proven passing
combinations and a defense hopeful-
ly capable of man-to-man coverage.
Newport Harbor High football coach
Mike Giddings has made his selec·
.,. ns for the South All-Star football ·: m. which will be on display at
; range Coast College July 6.
.. Among his 31-man squad arc five
All-CIF D1vis1on I choices. three
All-CIF D1 v1s1on II picks and four
more All-CIF D1 v1S1on Ill picks.
Notably missing 1s Huntington
Beach H1gh's Danny Thompson. a
two-year Sunset League Back of the
Year and two-time All-CIF first team
choice.
Thompson. along with Pacifica
High tackle Mitch Johnson. arc
unable to play because of commit-
ments to UCLA. which require
additional summer school sessions
during the periods of the South's
practice.
Nevenhelcss. the South has a solid
group of offensive standouts. built
around Newport Harbor tailback
Steve Bra1as (bound for llhno1s) and
quarterbacks Brett Stevens of Fo un-
tain Valley and Jeff G raham of
Estancia.
"Both of our quarterbacks bring a
receiver with them (Fountain ;Val-
"We're going to work hard ... says
Giddings. "We want to execute and
put on a show, but there won't be that
much hitting in practice.
"It's a matter of how much sophis-
tication we can insert, but at least
we're going to start with the quar-
terback having his fa vorite receiver.
With pass protection and involve-
ment with other receivers we'll be all
nghl.
"I can imagine some split backs."
continues Giddings. "but I like the I
and we have Al Pola from Mater Dei
Doc1Cer Sten Bu (left) reacta to belq taaed oat at MCond
bue bJ cblcaco Cata. abortatop L&riJ &Owa dartnc third
lnnlnc action at Dodaer 8tacllam llonclay nJ.abt.
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at full back. It's a backfield which we
feel we can do pretty well whtucver we
want."
G1dd1ng'i has stocked his offensive
line with s11c 1n mind - an area
which includes Mission V1ejo's Greg
Aitkenhead (6-4. 235). Edison's Den-
nis McGowan (6-3, 250). Los Am igos'
Bob Sims (6-4. 260) and Mater Dei's
Gerran Brown (6-4. 235).
D1v151on I picks include Crowley.
McGowan. Ste\ ens. Craf\ and Foun-
tain Valley defensive back Mike
Newton.
Foo th1ll'c; Walshe. Yep1 Pauu of
Santa Ana and and Sean Sampson of
Foothill. the laucr two linebackers.
have D1,1s1on II All-CIFCredent1als.
With D1' 1s1on Ill honors are
Brazas and Brett Kacura of Newport
Harbor. Jeff Brown of Corona del
Mar and Mikulich.
SOUTH ALL·STAlltS
Cir~ Atlkenl\HO (Min ion VO.lo)
Rooerr Bovo (S.nra Ana Vatevl
S••ve 8raiaa (NewPOrl Harbor!
Cierran 8rown IN\allf Dell
6·4 235 0(
6·3 llO ••
6·3 211 rb
6·4 235 OI
6·0 210 fb
6·0 llO Ob
J.if Brown (Corona dtl Mar)
RO<I Corn (Foornlll)
Jamie Crall IFounlaln Vatltv)
M ike Crowrev (Marina)
McKav Ga1ola (Wesrmlnsterl
J.tt Granam I Eatanclal
Sal Ciuaraaoo CS.ddteback)
Scol Ha~v (C~la Mesa)
8rtll Huohea !Corona Oel Mar)
8r•ll Kacvra (N-POrl Hart>or)
Oennla McGowan (Edison)
Sllv• Mikulich IEatancia )
M ike Newlon (Founraln Valley)
Yepl Pauu (Santa Anal
Al POia (Maler Dell
Rlcn Power (NawPO!'I Hart>or)
8111 Rav l Huntl"91on 8eacn)
Franll. Roa IN•wPOrl Hart>or)
AHan Roman (Laguna Hiiis)
8111 RulHll (WOOOl>'•Oilll
Sean Semc>aon IEI ~l
800 Sim• ILOl Am1QO\I
8rt ll Slevtnl (Foun1a1n lfanev)
Dan Trkl<ell IEI Torol
NHI Walt"lr tCa1>1llrano Valllvl
Joe Walllla ( F OOlnlll)
Cnarlu Wrlgnt CSan Clement•)
S· 10 170 wr
6·2 llS w r
6·0 240 di
6·4 190 Cl«>
5· 11 271 o1
6·1 ''° db 6·4 240 09
6·1 212 01
6·3 2SO ol
5· 11 170 wr
6·0 lM db
6·0 190 lb
5· ll 215 lb
6·0 IM Ob
6·4 210 I•
5· 10 190 di
6·0 llO Ob
6 0 115 dt>
5·11 17S 11>
6·4 260 OI
6·0 115 ob
•·1 211 lb
6·2 209 di
6·2 260 OI 6-• 140 di Mike Glddln&•
Reuss has arm problems?
Cubs say no way
as Dodger lefty
Sharp in debut
LO .\NGELES (AP) -The
Chicaao Cubs had heard all about
Jerry Reus'i ' arm problems. and the
veteran left-hander's o ff-season
elbow surgery.
Bui. as Manager Jim Frey put 1t, "If
I hadn't read about it 1n the news.
paper. I would have had no hint of 11.''
Reuss. makina his first stan of the
season, scattered S(ven hm over 7 2-3
innings. He walked none and struck
out four Monday mght as the Dodiers
~napped a three-game losina streak.
4-2.
"We've been h1nina the ball well~'
Frey said. "but Rcu had aood stun .
he shut U'l down."
Catcher Mt kc Sc1oscla. who broke 1
I· I uc with 1 bases.loaded single m
the founh inning. said his bat·
ter;r,mate looked unc hanaed
•I sec no d1fl'ercncc in the way JelT)
Rcu 1 throw1na the ball than the
way he threw 1t the la'it COlVlk of
~cal"\,... 10 11 said "He thrc~ hard
for a Iona ume I'd sa) he proved to
everyone he's l 00 percent
Reuss wouldn't U ) that, but he did
"1)', "I ~ot the boll whert I wonttd.
and that ' the kc) for me
"I had no pmhlem'i fmm the
injury.'' continued Reuss. who under·
v.ent anhroscop1c surgery on h1i. left
elbow Jan 24. "My biggec;1 concern
"as not to tf) 10 impress pcopk that I
could still throw hard My 'clocm
was good. but I ha"e thrown harder '·
Rt'uss was hfted in the eighth
inning after allowing an infield single
to rookie outfielder Henry Co110
which scored Gary Woods. who had
doubled.
To m N1cdenfucr took over. 'itruck
out two of t.hc four batters he faced
and got a double pla)' ball to end the
game and claim his first save of the sea .. -on.
The C'uhs took a 1-0 lead in the top
of the S«ond on a double by former
Dodger Ron Ce} and a run-scorina
single by Jody 03, 1 Bul the Dodgen
ucd It when Pedro Guerrero.Jusl 1-17
to 'itan the season. led off with a
homer off Chuck Rainey, I· I.
Sc10..c1a's game-winner followed
singles b) Ken Landrcau:it and Mike
Marshall
Howe visits Dodgers
LOS ANGELES (AP)-Suspended patcher teve Howe aot a
warm welcome and a rowdy rau1na at the Dod&crs· clubhoux
before a pme with the O ucaao Cubs. and anerward bis teammates
said he looked well.
Catcher tevc Ycaaer greeted him with a heart) "Hello. you
scumbq."
Mike Sc1otc1a teased htm about hll mustache
"Look good., Yeah. he looked aood ... said slu er Pedro
Guerrero.
"l knew he was comma:· said Manaaer TGm Luorda
.., me players h.ldn'..l..aC'en bim Jn« lad n.
Howe attended the pmc Monday nlaht with hu W'lfc CtDdy,
dauahtcr C'hel 1e and attorney James Haw\ins.
--rhe ten-handed rcltef ac:c wucus nded for 1M 1984 t0n by
Comm1 1oner Bowie Kuhn for all CO('atnubuJc. but Ho~ bas
not been charaed "'11h any cnme c bas voluntanly uaht help.
A hearing '" \<:hC'duled Apnl H on a Jf!Cvantt filcid by the
Ma1or Lcquc Pla)Cfl '''°'talion o~ Ho""e 1 bthalf.
I
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Perez out o,fjail,
Kuhn to Dlake
the next IDove
From AP dl1paldiH Ill ATLANTA -The caSt of Pa~uaJ
~rcz, the Atlanta Braves pucher jailed for
cocaine poue 5ion in the Dominican .
Republic. now goe5 to the office of baseball Com-
minioner 8ow1c Kuhn.
Oominicfn authon'1ies frtt<S PertL Monday. after
keepini him in jail tbrtt month!> on a charge of
possession of on~half J!!lm of cocaine. He pleaded
innocent. saying he dido t know what the stuff was. and
that 1t had been given toh1m by an
Atlanta woman.
Kuhn, who hai. suspended
players in s1m1lar incidents.
wants to S« Perez as soon as he
amves 1n ·the United States.
poss1bl > as soon as Wednesday.
Whatever happens. (hc-
...MaJor League Pla)crs Assoc1a-
11on "wants to be pan of the
process ... said Don Fehr. acting
;£.... _ _,-execull\l~ director of the feder-
Peru au on
Ht: tl'!>cnt:d the right to take action against an)
mo"e b) Kuhn "hach th\' group considers unfair.
"'"'\' shoudn 't take an) facts for granted.'' Fehr said
in a telephonl' anll'f\ ae" with The Atlanta Const1tut1on
Monda' "Thl'rl' art> some countnes "herl' I wouldn't
pa) aucn11on to an~ con' 1c11on . We hope I Perez) can
come hen· and ~at1sf) ever~Ofll' th3t there·-. no need for
a suspension ..
Bra'c'> Manager J04: Torre found some hope an the
fact Perez hao:. Sl'n t:d thret• months in prison for a cnme
CQUI' alent to a m1Wt'mranor 1n tha~ countr~
.. , hope thl· com m1!>s1oncr would tal..e that into
account. Hr wa!.n't found guilt) of an} frlon}. any
l'nmanal wrongdoing. and hl' -,pent a lot ofnme an Jail."
Quote of the day
Gel'4t Shue, Washington Bullets coach, eom-
menting on atar center Jett Ruland: "Without him
we're ~n average team. In fact, with hlm we're M
average team.''
Lakers • Byron Scott sidelined
IN GLEWOOD-Lm .\ngeles Lakers m guard B) ron Scott. "ho suffl'rcd a maid
knet.> sprain 1n Sunda~ ·., 'ictO!) at
Ponland. ma\ miss the "lauonal Basket-
ball Assoc1a11on club's final four regular-season games,
ll was announced 1onda).
The La i..a ... "'ho cl 1 nl'hl·d tht: Pac a fie D" 1s1on lltle
~11h thl' \lt'tor' OH'r thr Trail Blazers. thus have four
'itaner'>ail ang ( l.'nta Kart:l'm ·\bdul-Jabbar mi ssed the
Pon land contl''l \' 11h a laual bruise. fol>' a rd Jamaal
'"'111..es as ou t ''llh a '1ru~. and Earvin "Magic"
Johnson. although he·~ tx·t·n pla~ ing. has a badly
swollen finger
Scott "ho 1n1url·d h1' nght knel' 1n the fourth
4uartl'r agaan'>I tht· Trail Bla1l'r'>. 1s a rool..1e who ha!>
\tarted Lm .\ngelc.,· last ~I games. 3H'raging 14. 7
point'> 1>1:r outing during that span Hl· as expected to be
back m ac11on during thl' pla,orr..
Thl· LJl.l·r, L IO'>l' out tht' rl·gular .. ca,on on the road
at (1oldl'n \ta\L' tonight tht:n at homl.' Wednesda\
aga1n'>t Portla nJ Frida~ aga1n'>l Dalla' and Sunda;
agaan~t Phc~·nl\
Dete:
·Lanatord'• homer aparb A '•·
Carwy Laufor4 hit n ~2 pitch from Ill n:liever Dtul• Lamp over the left.field
fence for a two-run homer 10 the bottom of
the eijhth 1nn10a to live the Oakland A's a
~3 victory ovenhe Toronto Blue Jays Monday night to
highliatu an abbreviated Major Leaaue ba5Cball
schedule. The pme was the only one in the American
Lcaauc Monday. . . . tn the National League, Nick
E1atky drove in thrtt runs and Daae Walker belted a
two-run homer in his fim at·bat of the season to power
the Cincinnati Reds to a 9-6 victory over the Montreal
Expos. Ptte Rose. the former Cincinnati star now playin.a lef\ field for the Expos. had a double and sin.ale
m five at-bats to leave him three hits shy of 4.000 for fiis
career. Gary Carter drove in three runs for Montreal
with• bis first home run of the season and a two-run
double.
Gamblers run past Federal•
HOUSTON -Houston running back Ell
Sam Harrell scored two touchdowns in a •-•
17-point second quarter to lead the' •
Gamblers to a 31-13 United S~ates Football
League victor)' over the Washington Federals Mond11 y night. _
Rarrfn scored on run~ of 7 and 16 }ards.
s4ndwiched around a 39-yard field goal b} Tona Fritsch.
as Houston. 4-3. turned a 7-0 first quarler edge in to a
24-7 halftime lead.
Clarence Verdin. whose block of a punt set up
Fritsch's field goal. caugh t a 51-)ard pass from
quanerback Jim Kell} on the Gamblers· founh
01Tens1ve pla~ of the game. but Washington matched
that on Cum s Bkdsoe's 2-~ard run earl) 1n the second
period.
Bryant out 2 -4 weeks
PHILADELPHIA -Philadelphia [!]
Stars running back Kelvin Bryant will miss •II•
the next two to four weeks of action
because of tom cartilage in his right knee
the United States Football league announced Monday.
Bryant. named Mo.st Valuable Player in the league
last season. has compiled 597 yards and scored six
touchdowns in six games this year.
He n6ticed a nagging soreness in ha s knee at
practice. Coach Jim Mora said.
''We sent him down for a conisone shot and
normally that will quiet it down." Mora said. "But it
still bothered him. and a decision was made very late in
the week to do diagnostic surgery:·
Bryant underwent surgery Monda) morning. and
Dr. Lewis Sharps of Paoli Memorial Hospital removed
the torn canilage. .
"His knee looks great." Sharps said Monday
afternoon.
Korean Olympic hopes fading
PANMUNJOM. Korea -Talks
aimed at fielding a Joint Olympic team
from Nonh and South Korea broke down
Monda}' when the chairman of the Nonh
Korean delegation "alked out and said he won't
continue negouations until the South Koreans retract
what he called slanderous political charges.
Pak Mu Sung stalked out of the conference room an
this truce v1llaie. and demanded that the outh retract
its charges again~t Nonh Korea o'er a bombing attack
on South Koreans m Rangoon. Burma. last October.
and an alleged 1978 kidnapping of two outh Korean
film celebrities from Hong Kong to Nonh Korea.
He sa id Nonh Kort:a had nothing to do wnh e11her
and said "we-wall not show up at tht.> next meeting"
unless South Korea changed its pos1t1on.
Time:
8:00 • 10:00 p.m. Wednesday,
April 11th
GRAID OPENING
NSC SOMMER FEST 84
The changing of seasons is reason enough for
celebration, but our party means something more:
We're cele brating our first Grand Summer Opening
and you're invited tb share the evening festival:
• GUEST ;.. P ,>EAAANCI Bruce Penhall
famous ex-speedway rider star of 1he h1I
Iv-series Chips and protess1ona1 mode• !or
Water Rags fashions will show off !he lalest
Jrends !or men and s19n posters
• PROlflSSIONAL FAS HION MODI LS w11
reveal the hOllPSl mosl crealov" •OOks lor
summer
• SNCIAL SAILBOARD PROMOTION.
• DOOflt PfUZ•S: Swim 1runl\s 01kin1s m1n1
dresses l·sh1'1s surigtassPc;
• CATI RI D BANQUET Gourmet cheesi>c;
fruits and det1c1ous hot hO•'> d oeuvres
• WIN• AND BEIR.
• HAAG•N-DAZ ICE CREAll.
Get acquainted with the what we hope
will be your favorite summer shop
Please come and celebrate at
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• Naber . Toome1 ID hall of fame
SALISBURY, N.C. -Joh.n Nabtr
who won four gold medals io swimmina at
the I Q76 Olympics, led a sroup of ttven
former Olympic champ1on1 and one of the
top U.S. Olympic basketball teams ever who wtre
named Monday to the U.S. O lym_J)ic Hall offame.
Also named to the H&ll was F. Don Miller. current
executive director of the U.S. Olympic Committee,
who was named in the special contributor <',tte&ory.
Naber was the top vote-setter in a li5t of 2S
Olympians ~hosen by members of
the National Sportscasters and
Sportswriters Association. Sec-
ond in the votin& was Parry
O'Bnen. the aold medalist in the
shot pU1 in 1952.and I 9S6.
Others elected were the the
late Duke Kahanamoku. who
won three swimming gold medals
in 1912 and 1920: Frank Shoner,
who won the marathon in 1972:
the late Frank Wykoff. a member
Toomey of the gold medal 400-meter relay
teams in 1928. 1932 and 1936; former UC Irvine head
track coach Bill Toomey. decathlon champion in t 968;
t~e 19~0 l).$. bJS~baJLttam . .c.oachcd b.y Pete.Newell.
and Billy Mills. I 0.000-mcter gold medalist in 1964.
Four of the basketball team's members became
Na tional Basketball Association rookies of the year-.-
Oscar Robertson. Terry Dischinger. Walt Bellamy and
Jerry Lucas. Other members of the team included Jerry
West. Jay Arnette. Bob Boozer. Terry Dischinger.
Burdette Haldorson. Darrall Imhoff . .l\llen Kelle~.
Lester Lane and Adrian Smith.
Rama get Crutchfield
The Rams have acquired Dwayne Ell
Crutchfield, a 240-pound running back, •II•
from the Houston Oilers in exchange for a
sixth-round choice in ne't month's Na-
tional Football League.draf\.
Crutchfield, a third-round draft pick out of Iowa
State in 1982. gained 578 yards on 140 carries last
season. He was the New York Jets' top $f'Ound gainer.
with 57 I yards. before the Jets waived him and h~ was
picked up by Houston on Nov. 21. He then played
sparingly with the Oilers.
Crutchfield also had 19 receptions for 133 yards
during the 1983 NFL campaign.
Ratleff re-joins 49er staff
LONG BEACH -Ed Ratleff. Bruce
Buhrandt and Glen McDonald ha ve been
named to complete the staff of new Long
Beach State head basketball coach Ron
Palmer. the university announced Monday.
Ratleff has previously served as an assistant at
Long Beach, under Coach Tex Winter in ·t982-83.
Ratleff. a former star player for the 49ers, spent last
season as coach at El Dorado High School an Placentia.
Buhrandt, a pan-time assistant on the 49ers· staff
last season. has been elevated to ,.. fulltime post. with
McDonald hared to fill has position.
TeleYl8lon, racllo
Ta8VlllON 7~ p.m. -PRO UMITaALl : Laker• at
Gold.en State. Chennet t~ --
RADIO
7:30 p.m. -UUaM.L: MllwaukM at Angele,
KMPC(710).
7:30 p.m. -PRO •AIKETaAU.: Lakera at
Gotd4M1 State. KLAC (570).
Pardon me!
World B. Free (left)· of the Cleveland
Cavaliere •tepe by Rory Sparrow of the
New Yor k Knlcb durtna Monday n1-bt'•
NBA game, won by the Knlcb, 118-fl3.
I SOFTBALL
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Ru.stlers grab
1-0 decision
Golden West College's Rustlers tuned up fi
Wednesday's invasion of Orange Coast College and the
seventh annual Golden West College Invitational tou
nament. which begrns Fnday. with a 1-0 non-conferen1
VlCtory over visiting Palomar Monday.
The Rustlers, now 19-5-1. took advantage of Kare
Carlson's three-hit, shutout pitching and baded it up wi t
one run in the sixth inning to turn Palomar away.
In the sixth inning Laurie Holler hit a one-out doub
to left and advanced to third on Vona Rossilli's single t
nght. She scored on Tern Craft's RBI -single to left
Irvine's Martin to ASU
Lisa Manin. a standout softball pitcher at Irvine H1a
Sc.:hool. has \'erball) committed to .\nzona State Unive
sit) and wall sign a na11onal letter of intent on Wednesda·
Young passes for 267 yards
Bu t special teams
help Denver bear--
LA Exp ress, 3 5 -27
4.ngeles rookie quanerback Steve
Young. saying ... He's going to be a
great quarterback ...
outran the dclcndcrs for Denver'
first TD with 11 :49 left in the half.
Manin scored on a punt retur
with 3:39 left in the half. but th
extra-point attempt was missed an
Denver trailed 14-13.
DENVER (AP)-The rain and the
mudd> field probably "'as a factor.
but Den"er Gold Coach Craig
Morton was gl\ 1ng all the credit to his
special teams.
Young said he 1s "cont1nu1ng to
struagle. I'm still having trouble
moving the ball. I'm still learning. but
it's coming together a little bit." LosAnietes' Mel Gray fumbled th
ensuing kickoff at the Express 17-yar•
lane. and Den,er needt.>d just fiv
pla)s to take the lead for gooc
Vincent Wh ite scored on a 5-yan
pass from Penrose with I :31 remain
mg in the half. "Our special teams were respon-
sible for three touchdowns ... Monon
said of a 25-pomt st"cond-quarter
outburst that camed the Gold to a
.l5-27 Cn1ted States Football League
'1ctol') O\ er the Los .\ngeles Expresi.
Monda) night.
The victory was Denver's fourth
straight. a team record. and raised its
season mark to 6-1. The surpnsing
Gold now leads the Pacific D1v1s1on
b) three games over Arizona. Los
-c\ngeles dropped to 2-5.
Los Angeles Jumped out to a 14-0
first·penod lead. Young. the Express'
S40 malhon rookie quanerback. beat
the bhtz and flipped a short pass to
running back Mel Gra) that turned
Tom Boddie then fumbled the nex
k1ckoo'. g1v1ng Denver possession a
the Los Angeles 10. and Bill Johnso1
put the Gold ahead 25-14 with
5-yard scoring run with 30 second
left. -c\fter Craig Penrose hat Kevin
William s on a 73-)ard scoring bomb
to open the quaner. Da,1d Manin
returned a punt 79 ya~s for another
score
, into a 52-yard gain. Kevan Nelson
scored on a 2-yard run four plays
later. Youn$-who finished with I•
completions in 37 attempts for 26
yards. tossed a short pass to Nelso1
that was turned into a 69-yard T[
play earl> 1n the third quaner
drawing the Express within 25-2 1
But Denver countered with a fielc
goal and touchdown before Youn1
'>Cored in the closing seconds tc
account for the final margin.
Then the Gold special teams forced
fumbles on two Los Angeles kickolT
returns. and Dcnvt.>r converted both
turno' ers into touchdowns. taking a
25-14 lead.
With 5:23 left an the penod. Los
Angeles safety Dwight Drane picked
olT a pass by Penrose and returned it
11 yards for the second Express
touchdown.
Morton praised the pla> ot Los
But the Gold rebounded an the
second quaner. Penrose $.Ot 11 staned
"llh his long pass to Williams. "h~
Stronger running game for KC?
K.\NS.\S CITY. Mo. IAP)-Kansas City's signing of
Ken Laq may mea n the stan of a stronger running game
fo r the Chiefs. but at also marked the first time the United
State!> Football League has lost an upper-echelon player to
the NFL
The signing of Laq. the third leading ru'ihcr dunng
the U FL's IQ83 season. wa!> announced by the Nattonnl
Football League club on Monday.
T<"rms of the contract were not disclosed but the
Chiefs said in a prepared statement that Lacy. who 1s an h1 ~
'iccond year with the M1ch1gan Panthers. had signed a
scnes of one-)'ear contracts covenng th ree )'ears starting
w11 h the 1984 N Fl season.
Kenny Daniel of the Oakland Invaders became the
first USFL player to JUmp to the NFL several weeks ago
when he signed with the New York Giants. But Lacy was a
cornerstone of the M1ch1ean offense
"We Kouted Ken quite extensively and we think he 1s
;a good, solid nddit1on to our team." Chiefs General
Manager Jim Schaaf said. "He's an excellent runner and ~ce1ver and we anticipate his a1vmg our running game a tug boost ..
Lacy. a former Un1 vc~1 ty of Tulsa running back. had
aarecd to the pact tn Kans.u C11y and then returned 10
Detroit by Monday evenina. a Chiefs' spokeswoman said.
Reached at his Detroit home late Monday. Lacy siud.
"I con 't make a comment on anythina riaht now. I don't
have an> than& \o s&)'.''
In 1983. the 6-0. 222-pound Lacy emeraed as one of
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the USFL's top pla)ers. As a rookie he rushed for 1.18(
yards on 132 carries for a 5.1-yard average and si>
touchdowns. Lacy placed heh and . Herschel Walker anc
Kevin Bn1ant
He :il~o caught 40 pa~ses for 433 yards and tw(
touchdowns with a 10 8-yard average a'i he led the
Panthen to the USFL's first lea~ue chamnionsh1p.
FV, Edison win!
in volleyball . • Wcstman$ter H1ah rallied from two ~mes down lC
nip Ocean View in fi ve pmes for its first wan of the seasoc
to highlight Sunset League ,volleyball action Mondt1
night. • • ' I
Thr Lions emerged with a 13-1 S. 11-1 S. I S-3. IS· It
15·8 victory 10 nap the scason·lona drought. '
··we had 11 going our way 1n the first aame and I~
13-11 bcfo~ their player ~rved four straight ~cunts top
out the win." said We tm1Mtcr Coach Dennis Crti&hto
"Af\cr the second l!mr it looked like we were ao1na tog
home early... ~ Westminster bounced back for an easy third p
victory and then took charae.
Junior Greg Booth recorded 244 ktlb and setter
Haskin did a fine JOb. according to Crciahton •
Fountam Valley remained undeleatcd an lcq
action wi1h a I S-5. I 5-8. 11 -15. I S-9 win over Manna.
"They jumped on Ut fast. w1nn1na the first two aam
1n about 15 minutes." said Manna Coach Tim Reed.
Fountain Valley took a 12..() lead in thr first pme b
faltered an the third a.amc
Edison emtf'Jrd with • I S-9. I ~-5. 15-11 v.-1n ov
ti1,1nttngton Beach to remain one game behind Founta
Valley 1n th~ battle for O"t plnC'C' ..
"The) JUtt wore U\ down.'" \31d 01ltr rn:ach "r1
P.irli,,•r "II "il a good match t1Mp1tc the 114·ure -
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s~ flleeto (Slltrrtn) 3 40 2 60
Meftew Hunter 18•ker) • 20
Also rectd· Ftv Jlndt F ly, J-1tn11 Vin·
cent, a.. Jt v G"· Cll(l1 Too Htr, Rovtl lthythm.
Tlmt: 2:01 1/S
U eXACTA (4· ll paid W 00
Ahtndtnct. 3,16 I
USFL.
WISTEllN CONlllEllENCIE
fttcHlc w L T ftd. ,.,
Oeriver 6 I 0 .157 160 Arizona 3 4 0 .429 192
E•11rt11 2 s 0 216 91
Oakland 0 7 0 000 38
Central
MichlN n 6 1 0 157 201
Okt.llOma s 2 0 71• 110
Houslon • 3 0 S71 m
Chkt llO 2 s 0 116 1S3
San Antonio 1 6 0 1'3 70
EASTERN COHl"ElllHCE
,. .. ntlc
Ntw Janey 6 1 0 157
Phil1dtlr:>hla 6 I 0 8S7 Pltt~rvn 2 s 0 216
Wtslllnoton 0 1 0 000
SeutMm
81rmlnvlltm 6 1 0 IS7
Naw Orlttn1 6 1 0 .157
Tampa 8av • J 0 .m
Mtmottll 2 5 0 216
Jecksonvllle 2 s 0 .216
MendlV'I korts
Dtnvtr 35, lxpreu 27
Hou1ton 31, Washington 13
SttllrdlV'I Gtmts
Oklahoma at Washington
Meme>nls at Eor1u
San Antonio al Jeck1onvlllt
SundtY'• Games Denver er Pllt\t>urvh
Arlrone at New Jtr11v
Chlcavo at Phlltdtlr:>llla
81rmlnvlltm at Mlclll11t1n
MerldtY's G-
Hou"on -.1 0.kttlld
Tam1>1 8tv at New Orltt nl
Oenvef JS, EXOl'fll 21
scare Irv Olltrtln
"1
161
123
73
1'3
116
ISS
Ill
167
...
140
111
134
1S2
132
135 , ..
176
127
1()4
94
137 m ..
123
160
2ot
166
Elllf'ISS 14 0 7 6-17
0-tr 0 2S , 7-lS
l"lntften.ct
LA-Nthon 2 run <Zendelta kkk). Sll
LA-Ora111 12 lnttrctC>llon return
IZtndttts kk:k). t-.37
S.Ctnd '"9f1M Otn·Wllllt m• 73 pan lrom PtnroH
(Sofftf'ntn klek), 3 11
Oen-Martin 1f PUnl return (kick lt lleOI,
11..21
011t-Whlte S r:>au from PtnrOM (r:>tu ft lltd), 13:29
Ot-8 . JOlln10n S run (C>tU ft lltd).
1':JO
TlllN ,.en.ct
LA-Niison 69 ot11 from Young <Zt ndt· II\ k lck ). 1'() 1
C>en-FG SOMlmtn 27, 11.10
,..,l1tl~
O~vdneY I run <Soettman kick). S•73
LA-Youno I run (Nu ftlltd). 14.SI
4-19, llS
Teem Statltftet
LA Dtft
IS JO
lf·l2 43·1n
1IO 16'
46 ,,6
Flral downs
ltulhll·varcn
P•UlllO vards
ltttvrn Yards
Pa1111 IMl ·O 12·20-2
*"'°" ~ Punta
Fumotn•lfft
~Jtln·verds
Time of PoiMSlloll
Ml J-16
t-.0 S-Jf
S-4 •·I .... .....,
?• 16 lS4'4
NaA
WHTH.N COM'U.NCI
l"adAc ~t ft ct. oa Y•LM"" Sl 2S ,.,.,
ll• "°'111/1d • •1 31 ·* • •·S..lllt ,, ., ..,. "~ ""'*''• lt 4l Ml 15\h Gotdtn 5111t » ., ...... " S.n OIMO 2f '° 3'7 24"'1 MldWtlt DM.-•·Utah 0 • . s.. •-0 ..... " f7 .526 1h Otttlltr ,, 42 .... ' l(anM1 CIJv 36 ., .•5' 1 SanAntonlO .u ... A6 '"' HolltlOft 2' .. .Jn 1)1.~
IAITlltN CONfllltlNCI
Attllkr>M.-y·9oiton " lt .15' •·Pl'll..-lltlla 50 21 "41 ' •·!Mw Yon .. l) ,51'2 IJV> •·Nhr JtrMV O lS .551 16 x·Wtlhlnoton JS •S All 1$ c.Mrtl OMUarl
•·MllwM" 47 ll .603 •·Dtlrolt 46 l2 SfO I •·At11nla :11 •2 Ml 10'1') Clllc.ato 27 S2 .,., 20''1 Cleveland _ n.. 52--l4 »'-~!fa-2S S3 321 n •·Cllnc:fttd D4tvoff l>tf Ill
Y·Cllncneo di•l•lon 1111e
MMdfy'1 Sc:trel
W1.nl119ton 1l6, ClllcaQO 1)4 12 ol)
Naw York 111, Cleveland Ill
Ttllllflt's G-
I.tho et GO!Otn Stare
Pttlt.Otlolllt al New JtrstY
llldlt nt ti Ottrolt
8o•ton at Ml!wtukH
Houston ti Sen Antonio
S..ttle at K1n111 Cltv
Pol'lltlld at Prio.ntx
0.nvt r 111, Utah al Lii llti!H
011111 •t k n 0"9<>
HIGH SCHOOL.
McOenald'a Al·S .. r 91me
lat LA '""" AreMI WEST m, EAST 106
EAST ( 106) -Derrick Lewis (W,,.slllng·
Ion, O.C.) 0-3 •·• 4, Duane Ftrrtll
(Towson. Md.I S·9 3·4 13, Clvl• Washburn
(Lt urlnbur11. N.C.) 3· 11 S· 10 11, MICllMI
Brown IB.illmort) 3· 14 O·O 6, David River'
(Jersev Cltv. N.J.l 6·14 0-0 12, Slltlton
JOMI (Amltvvlllt, N.Y.I 7·7 l·l 1s, Rlcllerd
Madison (Memc»fl"I 1·3 O· I 1. Clltrlft
Smltn (8r~t. Conn.) 0-9 2·2 2. JOlln
TnomPSOn <Lawrancevllle, Vt .I 3·7 0-0 6.
Kt vln Wtlll (Ctmoen. N.J.) 2·6 2·S 6, Ed
Otvandtr (8roolttyn) 6· 12 I ·6 13, Oerrkk
Clllevout (FluSlllno, N.Y.) S·7 6·7 16. Totai. 41· 102 2•-~ 106.
WEST (131) -Danny Mtnnlnv (Law·
ranee, Kan.I •·9 1·2 9. Al LO!'tnltn (CtOtr
Aar:>kh, Iowa) 2·S 1·2 S, JOhn Wlhlam•
(Crenshaw High, LAI 13·21 1-1 27. Trov
Ltwl1 (AndtrlOll, llld.) t· 14 2·2 11, Delrev
l r00k1 IMkhl11tn Cltv, Ind.) 7·12 2·2 16,
Craig Jackson (Oenvtr) 1·4 0-0 2. Rover
McCttndon (C11tm1>1lgn, Jn.J 6·9 3·S IS.
Mall 8eeuwsMrt (Maler O.t High) 0-6 0-0
O. Garv Grant (Ct nlon, Ohio) 7· 14 2·2 16,
Cllrl1 Sandie (Long 8ttCll Potv) 4· 10 2·2 10.
Alldr-Lt119 (Pint Bluff. Ark.) 3·9 2·2 ••
Craig McMiiian (Clovtrdtlt, Calif.) 2·5 1·2
S. Tolal1 S7· l l9 17·?2 131.
Scwe bv Outrt.n Etat 29 27 31 19-106
Wt1I 29 33 29 40-131
Fouled out-Nont. Rebound-Et1t S3
(Chlavous 91. WHI .. (Wiiiiams 16). A•·
1lst1-E111 13 (Rlvtr1 4), West 29 (Grant ti Total fouts-Eest 17. Wnt 26
Alltndance -10,214.
HIGH SCHOOL. GIRL.S
Al·CIF 1-A
l"IRST TEAM
"'8yw, sc:hMI
B. Rtndtr, St Joser:>h
S. Luna, Santa Ciera
0 . KIDPPI,...., 6~ ~
M. Ollvtra, Bishop 0119<1
T Frtlef', Aoitrv
C. NelM>ll. MtnlltM
T l rU11111rd, Santa Ciera
L Wiii.iams, Vanev Christia n
J Stnllll, SI JOstf>ll
It. Starr. St. JOWOll
Ht. Yr. Ave.
6·1 Sr. 15.6
S·10 Sr 20.6 ru S< 1..s
S· 11 Sr 11.0
S-9 Sr 12 5
6·3 Jr. 3J 2
6· 1 Jr 9 •
~s Sr. 15.0
S-10 Sr. 12.7
S·' Sr 13 I
HCONDTl!AM
E Ctrraway, LeAel~ 5·9 Sr. 27.l
S·11 5'. 12.4
6·0 Jr 16 7
6·.3 Sr. 12.1
A. Oav1ctson, Martnttha
N Parks. Regina Ceell
1'. lttu11, Ltlttlnt
C FO!'d, Rio Mest c. Ktbwaua, HtWlhOrnt
j. Kaiser. ~•n•lh• leH, 8tnlllnlfl
A. Wolf, Ptr~I
A. Teterlck, 81sl!o
THIRD TEAM
B llalenllM, Rim of World
D. Cllllds, Westtrn Chrl1tl•n
M. Pltlmt n. Valley C11rlsllan
L Cru1. Perris s. Mt1ltr•on. Mtrsl!tll
K. Ghlrerdl, Agoura
S. E u llnger, Ao11rv
P. Wright, San Otme1
K. WlllltmlOn, Atillnt CHll
T Trotter, SI AnthOnv
sm.1 Sdlooh
l"lllST TEAM
l"ltver."""' K Hotme1, Markc>r:>a
P Wllllem1, Westrl®e
M McKlnnofl, Moiave
K Fairchild, Boron
L Ltwl1, Btturnont
L Vtnci.rifff. Llnflekl Cllr
M Ctrttr, Inland Cllrllllt n
S Stld, Piigrim
D Adtms. Mot.vi P Matsumoto, Remona Cnvt
SECOND TEAM
S·ll Sr 1'9
S·I Jr 11.7
H Sr. a.o S-6 $(, 22.f
5-7 .k. IS.I
5·1 Jr 16 0
S-9 Sr 11.0
6·2 Jr. 22.5
6·0 Sr. 13.0
5·9 Sr. 12.0
S·9 Jr. 13.0
S·4 S(. 11.0 S·I Sr. 14.0
5·7 Jr 17 1
S·9 Jr 19.0 S·I Sr II 0
Ht. Yr. Ave.
S·I Sr 22 5
S·7 Sr 11 I
S· 10 Sr IS 9
S· 11 Jr 18 0
S·IO Sr 2SO
S·ll Sr 2•0
6·1 Sr 3S 0 S·6 Sr 206
5·9 Sr 17 0
S·• Sr 10 6
0 Mohltr. NewPOrt Cllrl1tlan S· 9 Sr 126
11.0
11.0
14.0
13.0
14.4
II 5
19.9
16.0
1 s
V COOk, 29 P11lm1 5·9 Sr
J. Cerofl'lt". Wt1frld11e S· 10 Sr
S. Ft lrclllld, Tront S·6 So
S 8analfl, Fllntrldge Sac Hrt 5·7 Sr
J. Jackson, Sn.rmt n llldlan S·7 Jr
T. Mendoza, Rio Hondo Prep S·7 Jr
K Pinkerton, Providtnce S· 11 Sr.
J. Ko11tr, Orange Lutheran S· 10 Jr
L. Jackson, Mtrlcooa S·S Sr
HIGH SCHOOL ST AN DINGS
SUmet LH9U•
LMtut
WL
Founta in Vallev 8 0
Edlaon I I
Marina 6 J
La Quinta • • Huntington Bttcll 3 6
WHlmln1ttr I 7
Ocean Ille• 0 9
M9ndtV'S SC-
Ovtrtl
WL
10 1
11 1
6 7 ' ~ 3 •
1 9
1 II
FOUlllt ln lltHev d-1 Merine, IS 5, 15·7
11-15, 15·9
Edison Oii. Hvntington Beach IS·9.
15·5, IS·ll
Wtslmln•ler ctel OcMn Vltw. 13· IS.
11-15, 15-3, 15-11, IS·I WtdtleMMY's Gamel (7)
Oc:-tan llltw at Edison
l..t Quinta t i Fountain Vtllev
Wntmlnller at Hunllnglon Beacll
SU V .. w LHOU•
Ltt9Ut
WL
Estanci. 10 0
~WI Ht rl>Of: I 1
Jrvlnt 1 3
Corona dtl Mar • • Et T0to S S
Mater Dtl 2 I
UlllWOllY 2 I
C011t Mtst O 10
TMllY'I 0-(l:IS) Cor~ dtl W..r at COltt Mew.
lrvlnt 11 Unlwr•llv
Mattr Otl •• 1E1t9ftei.
.... WllO"l Harw ., It Toro
~ ..
WL
13 0
10 J ' ) •• 6 s
l ' 7 II 0 11
OWrtl
WL • 3 . ,
s s
6 7 • • ' . ' .
... ....
Thi ... ,,~ fttN '°' ltlt •11 MMl8" Goll T~, AMII IJ·lt, M ttw ~.
National Goll Ck.ttl '*"°.. le•-.... ameleur)
AMtfMMS....
Tommy 4ar0ft, Geor• AreNK, M4v IMn, Chlo lec:ll, ltOMlt ae.c:., 0.y
arewer. •·Ci.t'k krOIAtlt, 1111 c.ldwtl,
Biiiy Ce.,.,, LeMll Cltmer1tt, Jim ee..rt,
Cllll'ltt CoodY, John Cooll, Frtd C:.U...,
8lfl CrtMflelll. •-·NelllPi.I Croecw, 90ll
Eastw004', ~ Rdw.,e. ~kl Ed1
wercft, •••lcNnl ,. , Keith FerM, Id F!Qfl, lttY ,lovd, O«ie Ford, JoM llloutlfll,
aOll Olldaf, AGO Ooe!IW; Jav ...._, Moftl• H.laltkv, Mark
Hav ... ••Wllllem Hoffer, a·Jamet ~·
ll'ltvt. Hale lr'Wln, Peter J~. TM!
l(llt , Gtfv Kocll, R•'-h L.lndtum, W•vna
Lavi, •·ltobtl't L9Wli. truce Uef1ke, Pei LIMMv, Martt. Lve, Mark ~. Pet
M<Oowtn, JoM MahltfttY, JMMY Mllltr, 1.Arry Mire, Gii MIHM/I, 1A'rv Nehorl,
Jack Nlckleu1, Ao\Alt N~lle;
AnclV N«111, 0.vld Oerln, Af'llOfd
Pt'"*°• C1tvln Pttte, t ·Chrlt P.,t'Y,
a·C1'fton Pwc.t, Dan PoN, Tom Purtrer,
JKll A4HIMr. t il "°""'· •· Jav Sloel, Scott SI~, J.t._~ Crele ,,.,...,~
Sltwarf, Curtla Stre1191, Hat Svt1on,
a·O.vkl Ttnlls, Jim Thor1>1. LM Trevino,
•·Wllllam Tuttn, Lanny Wadkins, Art Wa•.
Tom Watson, Tom W1isll0Pf, Fuuy Z~ ,.8""~
l.ao Aoki t lld Tommy NtJltllme, Jar:>an,
S.vt BtlltlltrOI, Spain, Nick Ftldo, Ptltr
Oo"ernul1 t lld t ·Pllllir:> Parkin, 8rlla ln,
David Grtht m end Grtil NO!'man, Austral·
It , ltrnlltrd L-e*r, West Ct<mtnY, Garv Plavtr end Nici. Price. Sovtll Africa
Meat.rs courst
Hott-b\l·hott dt•c:rlptlon of ,,,. AUllUllt
Nttlonet Goll Club courM. site of the '8th
M111t" Thur\dav throuvn SU11dev
Ne. 1: Tee 011111, 400 11erd1, pe r •. Drive
11 over • valltv &lg llltttr' un carrv the
fairway bunker on tht right, ooenlnv 111> 1111
IPC>rOtCh to lllt 1Jrffn
lff. 2: Pink Dolll"'ood, SSS Y•rdl, Per S.
Sllvhl doOltg IO tne lt ft Thi lonllHI hOlt on tht c:oune. but downllltl elld rtachal>le In
two bv big llllltrl WllO Pltv llltlr "' UIOt
CICKI 10 the lrMI on 1111 ltil Grffn guerelld
bv two bulllltr•.
,.._ J: Flowering Peecn, 360 vards, 1>1r •. Plactmtnt of lllt dr111t In 1111 rlollt side of
IM ft lrwav avolos POltrtllal bunker trouble
•nd OC>tnl UP ,,,. lll'Hll to • short Iron
IDOfOKh
lff. 4: Flowering Crab APOll. 20S vards,
oar 3 Lonv Iron '"°' to lonll. narrow QrMlt. He.. S: Magnolia, 4JS vards, oar • Rlltllvety right driving hole. CIOIJlelJ 1-11
Ne. 6: Junoper. 180 nreh, otr 3
Ju<llJrTMnt ot wind can t>t e factor from
tltvtlli! '" Ne. 7: Pampas, l60 yards, oar 4 Sec:ono
•hot normetty Pi.Yid with anvtlllng from
7·1ron lo wtdlJI onto Vtf\I 1m1H. lleavl·
IY·bunkt<ti! lll'ffll Judllmlnt of wind I\
crlllcat
Ht. I: Yellow J11ml11t, S3S vard1, par S.
LtnDlh Is dec.tllliYI -II °''"" uPlllM II ltktl two ucee>llonallv lonlJ. accurate
l/IOll. t>ut 11 rMClltble.
Na. 9: Carolina Ctltfrv, 4JS nrd1, r:>ar •.
Dovteci le!t Stcond '"°' uPl\111 to a sllarr:>IY •to1>l11g gr11n
lff. 10: Ct meflle, 41S vard•, par •. Ooglfil ltfl Lon11tr tha n maximum USGA
gul0tlln11 for Ptr 411 II r:>llVl downhill.
Drive down the left sldt rte.elves a tonv ron
oH lht slol>e to lt vtl ground. Thi stc.Olld
•hOt Is muc:n tonger and more dlfflcull from tilt rlvht lldt of lhe ft lrwav.
Na. 11: White Dovwood, •SS yards. oar 4
Drive to 1111 center or rillht·c.iiter of Ille
fairway 11 Ille r:>rtftrrtd POllllon A ltc.Otld '"°' from 1111 left must carry a POnd tl'ltt hu111 the ltft slOt of tllt vrffn
NI. 12: Golden 8111, ISS yards, oar 3 Gr11n guarc!td front and right bY Rae·,
Crffk A mluti! '"°' ofttn rnulh In Ion of
two stroll.ti ln1tttd of one
Ht. IT: A11lee, 465' verd\, oar ) OQll"li9
i.lt A drive trouna tllt corner ooen1 up tllt grHn to be rtttlll<t In two. A llook off Ille
'" COUIO le•O to crNll trouble Secono l hOI etso II OVtr Ille crHl\, whlcll fronts Ille
vrten
.... 14: Chilltlt, Fir , 405 verd1, oar 4. A
crlsr:>IY hll wcono 1no1 11 rtcwlrtd to llOIO
I Ill 111-tllow grttn
Na. IS: Flrtlllorn, SOO vard1, per S Tiit
lilt of Gene Strtz111·1 famous OOYble tt111e.
Can 1>1 reached In two. but lllt lllCOl'ld must
carry e e>ond In front of the gr11n
Nt. 1': Aedt>ud, 170 y1rd1. par 3 Tiit
ct rr'JI It over waltr to • 1a r111 gr11n clo\elv
guarded llY the e>ond tronr a nd left 111111 •
lergt bunker bthino
No. 17: N1ndlna, •OO yards, oar • A
orateau·lvl>I grttn, with 1'1t left llttf 11ooln11
awav to lhe left Tht rivht half Is fronted ov
a bunker Depending on Int wind, tne
eoe>roach can oe 1nv1111ng trom 3·to l·lron
No. 11: HollY, 40S vtrd•. r:>ar 4 Falrw111
bunker on tne left Second •hot ur:>lllll 10
duel•levtl green
Misters Dotr
Ytrdegt and r:>ar at the Auvuste Na·
tlonat Golf Club lor '"' 48111 Mt1ttr1 No Yds. Par
I 400 4
i s.ss s
l 360 •
• 205 l s 435 •
6 180 l
1 l60 •
I SlS S 9 43S 4
Ovt )465 l4
10 41S • 11 45S • 1'1 155 3
13 '6S s ,. 4M • IS 500 s 16 170 3 17 400 4
II .OS • In )440 36
Tottt ''°s n
Communltv coll999
SOUTH COAST CONl"EllENCE
TOURNAMENT
(al Co\la Mesa Gott & CtunfrV Oull)
I Orange Coast <G11rv Soadonl n . Dave
Ne1r111 73. Garv 811v1v 73, Jot Beu 77,
Ou n Paul\On 79, C'1rll MCl(ff 10>. 37•. 2
Santa Ane 317, 3 Fvllerton. 310. • Mt San
An1on10 319, S Cvoren 40.1, 6 Cerritos
40)
Deei> ,.. fl lhlft9
DANA WHAA, -1S ltllller\ l6 beu
10 m•c1'1rt1 I "'ffOSllttO, I Kul1>1n
MondlV'I tr1n.-ctton1
l"OOTBALL
NtlteMI , ....... l.Mwt
CHICAGO IE ARS.-Stgned Svtvuter
Mow, wide rtc91vtr
LOS ANGELES ltAMS-Ac;qulrli!
Own11t Crulctllllkl running beck, from
tM Hou1t011 Olltrt In 11ct1-1nv. for • 1"4
•l~th round drtll c"Otc:e
NEW YOltlt JETS-Acqvtrtd Otl
T l'IOINIM>ll rUMlftl bKI\ If Ol'll t,,. K t lltll 1
City (llltfs Oii wt lvett Slentd lt~t
Lasllltv tnCI .,.Ian 0 N11I, Wttn\l\lt llK"'
Otttl\I\ Otll'l\ln a11C1 0.fl 8"~d
lllleOeeller' Jot P1tta1n•ll.I and Cl'lrlt '°""'" lacklt\, Chy Oevlcboll tN1 Ctne Olltt wldf rtCilf...,s l llCI 1-tlltn hll.n.
ltvftl •nd
COi.La ..
CHADRON STATl-...mad Doi\ Turn·
8( llttd ~tl>el COIC1I
CINCINNA Tl-AMOuneeO l"8 reMO·
nation ol Jane Albrleflt, t ut\ttnt •om.n'1 btt .. tlbtM COtC:ll. WllO wiM ~omt ""4
•Ol'l'tn'\ bHllttbt" cotdl •' Nortttern llllllo•S 11..LtHOIS·CHICAG~med Wlllit Ltt·
tit hffd INUlt.tlbel CMCll
LONO HACH S'TATE-+ltmea Ed
Ital~. Br\Q lvllrand1 t/ICI G1t111 McOOlll~ Htl\ltfll l>etlltllltll CMCf'41
OHIO NOttT'HE•N-Ntl'l'IM O.n1•
!trailer lltto Joo•t>t• C'OllC'll
... )
KANSAS CITY. Mo. CAP) -Pcop&e
who do not believe Dan Ouitenbimy
isthe best relief pitcher in &uebe.11 are aettins hard lo find .
Qufsenbe:rry, who played basaebell
at Costa Mesa HiJh, <>ranae Coast
ColJcar and La Verne CoUege before
explodina on the m~or lcque scene, is one of1klew-~~left
.. Maybe nobody think.sofmeu the
underdas anymore." conceded the
man with the funny-lookina delivery
and the m~or l~ue .ave record.
"But I think rm the underdoa. J still
look at other people and think. they're
better than me.··
He admits. in fact, to feeling "very
uncomfortable" with betng called the
best at what he. does.
But since 1980. bis first full year 1n
the majors. Quisenberry has com-
piled 131 saves, more than any one
else. Bruce Sutter of the St. Louis
Cardinals has rung up 110 over that
period and Rich Gossage. now at San
Diego but then with the New York
Yankees, had 105.
He has been the Fireman of th~
Y car every year except 1981 and last
season set the maJor league rc<:ord
with 45 saves for a sub-.500 team.
Five games into this season he's
picked ur two saves with three mni~ o scoreless relief, givtng up
one hit and no walks and striking out
three. At that rate, he would have 64
saves and break his own record by 19.
So who's better'?
"There's nobody close," said Kan·
sas City manager Dick Howser. It
does not surpnse Howser that
Quisenberry believes others arc su-
perior to him.
"That's his perogative," he said.
"And that's probably a healthy at-
titude for him to take. But over the
past three years, he's the best. I'm sure
Suttcr's people feel that way. and so
doGossage's. But from what I've seen
he's the best. He'll have to do at again
this year, but right now> there is
nobody better."
Moreover. says Howser, we misht
not have seen the best of Dao
Quisenberry, who turned 30 two
months ago and employs a
side-winding deljvery which should
wear easily on a ftexible ri&ht arm.
"He should get better,'' Howter
said. "He knows the hitters and be'•
really just right now coming into his
prime. The next couple of yean
should be his best years."'
Quisenberry admi ts he's matt ver-
satile th.an ever before. He has sharp
command of a four-pitch rcpenoitt
consisting of a sinkerball, a knuctlo-
ball, a breaking pitch and a
change-up.
..The first year or so I'd throw the
sinker 90-95 ~rcent of the time," he
said. "Now at's around io pcl'C)Cnt.
with the othets m~ed in depcndina
on the situation and who the hitter is.
Some games I might throw five or six
knuckleballs. some games not any."
''If something doesn't work for
him. hejustdiscardsit," said H owser.
South African star 1
to-race forBritatn?:
Zola Budd gains
British papers. ----furor beginning
LONDON (AP) -outh Afncan
runner Zola Budd. who wants to race
1n the Los Anseles sum mer Olympics
for Britain, said today she 1s not read)
to take on world champion Mat)
Decker of the United States.
Miss Budd who has unoffic1all>
bettered Decker's 5.000 meters re-
cord by 6.43 seconds, told London's
Daily Mail that the American is "out
of my class at the moment".
Budd. 17. was granted Bru1sh
citizenship Frida) after amv1os
secretly from South Afnca on March
24. sponsored by the Dail) Mail. a
national tabloid newspaper.
Home Secrctat)' uon Bnttan Will
be asked in the House of Commons
tonday why she was granted a
passport so quickly.
Oppos1t1on Labor Pan) legislator
Doug Hoyle has tablCd a senes of
Commons questions, dcmandin& to
know why Budd's application wu
granted less than1W0 weeks aftershc
entered Britain.
Budd said Saturday she wants to
·•run my heart out for Bntain."
Briush Amateur Athleucs Board
secretary Nigel Cooper said: "Jt may
be 1ha1 the selectors will no1 think 11
prop(r to include her in the 1cam
when lhcy met't on June 24
"It 1s going to cause controvcrs)
within the sport. We are full) aware of
that. It could split athleucs down the
middle."
Hoyle said Sunday be will ask
Brittan "why this gul has been
permitted so blatantly to jump the
queue in this way."
Ron Brown. another Labor law-
maker. said: "I have nothing apmst
the girl but I am sure her background.
her running ability and her white skin
helped her tremendously:•
The Dail Mail said that Budd has
applied tO JOin Bntain·s "outstanding
m1ddle-Oistance running club:· the
Aldershot. Farnham and District
Cl ub 10 Hampshire. south England.
Challenge Cup set
to begin Thursday
By ALMON LOCKABEY
D•ty l'ikH 9oettne Wrtt•
Ace sailing crc"s from a do1cn ot
the top yacht club~ 10 the l I S. "'II
gather at Newpon Harbor Yacht Club
Wednesda' for the opentng cer-
emonies of a new btenmal event. the
L1.S. ) acht Club Challenge (up. the
''toner of which" 111 be declared "the
best 10 1ht' U ....
The 12 selectw clubs all ha' c
d1sungu1shed rt'Cords tn ~acht ranng.
race management and sen ice 10 the
c.pon of connth1an (amateur) ) arht·
1ng.
Tht' crt'ws will all sail e-qual11t<l
cw York-36 'lloops furnished b~
NHYC. Yac.·hts"1llbcdra"nb\ lot at
10 a.m. Wednesda) Following prac-
tice racing (optional) there "''II be a
welcom ing recept ion at N HYC
Actual compctatlton gets under
way Thursday with two raC'ts tn 1he
ocean betw~n the Newport Pier and
the Santa Ana River Jetty Two races
will be sailed Fnday and Seturda).
Panici patina clubs will be An·
napolis YC. Annapolis. Md .. 011cago
YC. Eastern Y<:. Marblehead. Mass .
Larchmont YC'. Ne" York. Lona
lkach YC. New York YC Newpon
Harbor YC. Sao D1eao YC. Sea·
wanhaka Connth11n YC. Oyster 8a}.
N Y . uthem YC. New Orleans. t
fBnets YC. San Francisco. and St
Petersbur& (Fla) YC.
The rq,att.a will be unique 1n tha1 It
will not be a howcaSt for "superstar"
skippers or "111 1t be a test of
sa1lmalccrs and boat d~1ane" Ho-..
ever, the top namcs W\ll all be on hand
-but only as a member of thetr
club's ere-...
Yachts will bt sail~ b> a ere" of
eight, plui an owner's rcp~ntat1vc w~o will serve only as an obscou
and takt no pan 10 rte1na the bolt
The c1&ht crew mcmben. must be
bonaftcfc mcmben of the cluh the~
rcpreo;ent as of Dec JI . 1983.
No 10d" 1dual who has skippered a
"1nntng boat 10 the -\menca's Cup,
Ol)mp1cs. Congressional Cup or ma
world championship 1n an Olympic
class"' 111 be allowed to steer the bo&l.
He or she ma). howc\cr. ~rvc man~
other capaclt) on the boat. ··rt 1s indeed going to be a club
c'ent in the true sense of the word."
sa~s Bill Palmer. general chairman.
The wmnmg ~acht club will have
11., name and those of the winmna
crc" engra\cd on the U.S. Yacht
Club Challenge Cup. rededicated for
1hc C'\.Cnt b) MaruJa BaJdwtn Hodges.
Hobie Cats
vie Saturd ay
More than 2SO Hobie Cat sailors
arc scheduled to start compeiitJon
Saturday tn the 12th annual Dana
Point Hobie C'at Rea.ana Racing will
conclude on unday The event 1s one
of the snson·s first point& rcptt.a
leadml up to the national cbam·
p1onsh1ps. .
Rc;1,tratton will bcaln at 7 Lm.
turd&) with a skippcn mttuna at
9 30 Tht tint race will be at 11 tn lM
~an otTthe Dana Point btu.kwaw
Sa1lon ma)' launch t~ir boau I\ the
Dana Po1nt launch ramp for a f~ of
$4
Hob1t Cat rt("mg wtth ~tr colorful
~1b and hull 0)'1"1 1s a popular
peoctator pon. Good "'~ eo1ots
include the sea wall b I.he Jolly Roerr
Rntaurant. Doh~l\) lite 8eac.b and
the stde-. .. lk alona tbe tn.ner btUk-
watC1'
The rcpu.a lS upt(t.Cd to IUJ'IC1
tome of the top Hobte 1&1101'\ uch u
Hobtt Alter Jr .• Jeff Alter, Wa)'ne
hatfftr and tf\r~ M}tar
• I
t !
• C4 Qr9nge Coliat DAILY PILOT/Tuetday, Aptil 10, 1114
Montreal'• Pete Ro.e watchea hit No.
3,996 leave hia bat in the fourth innillj( of
Skydlvia1 cbamplon•blp•
The world ~ best parachutists wall compete
Saturda) and Sunda) an Laguna Niguel atthc
.\ar Spur ln1cma11onal Sk)d1,ang Cham-p1onsh1ps.
In all. J:! para( hu11sts will compete. including
a team from the Republic of China. and will be
atier points in S<'Vcral catcgones. The event will
he co,ered b) NBC's ponsworld.
C ompct111on wall began at 9:30 a.m. both da)s
and continue unt1I 4 p.m. and will be held at
L.agun5 1guel Regional Park off La Pal Road
.\dm1ss1on ts free For more anformauon.
phone 4Q S-!21 I
Super Bike aerie.
The .\mcncan Moton.·)cle Association's Na·
11onal ~upcr Bake Scnt>s comes to Riverside
ln1ema11onal Raceway Saturda) and Sunda)
Thr two-<ia) meet includes fou r separate races.
haghltghtcd b~ the lkll Hclme1 100 Supc.r Btkl'
event where top bike riders wall be competing for
national points in 1wu separate 18-lap heali. < ompc"tttttm ., 'cht"dutt"d to ~n at 9 a m
'>aturda' with morning practice sessions fol-
lowed b·~ qualtf~ang h.-a1 races Sunda)' action
.,tan, at I pm w 11h lhl' lim leg of the Super Bike
race
T 1d;e1 qm· priced .it SI 2 lor b<11h da) sand arc
on sak at the ran•wa} til l.et onill' Tickets. will
also be on salt" the da' of thl' race\. priced at S.5
fnr 'iaturda\ and SI (1 hn ~undJ\ and will be
a\allabk at ·the gate
for more 1nforma11on. phone 653·1161
Benefit golf tournament
rhe L n1ted \\a) of West Orange Count) h.as
..chedulcd its third annual golf tournament tor r nda) Ma~ 11 a1 Milt• ~uare Park 1n Fountain
Valle) beginning at 11 a.m.
f nil) will be limited to the first 11 ! golfer!>C
\Coding their entn forms and $35 dona11on to
the t 'n11cd Wa} "office 8100 Garden Grmr
Bhd (oarden Gro,r. 92644.
1 he dona!IOO l'O\Cl"i golf can. green f~'> and
dinner Co\t 1s SI 'i for those "'1shmg to a11end
th<• h.in4uet onl)
\\1ards .... 111 be g1\en lor thl' longrst drl\l'.
l IOW\I to the pan. In"' gros\, lo"' net and
hand1rap·bhnd bog1e. The tournament 1\ wicn
111 men and wom.-n
for m1)re information phone 898-0029
Area volleyball schedule
I oda' -( urona lkl '-1ar al ( mta \le-.a
ln1nc 31 I n1\l'r\1l\. Mater Dc1 al f \IJnua
"l'WpOr1 Harbor at E-1 l oro J 15 pm Laguna
lkal'h al Dana Hill~. Woodbndgc at Capo V:illr~. ~1~s1on Vil'JO at Laguna Hills. 7 pm
\.\l·dnr"1a' -Ocean V1e'4 at Fd1\00 I J
l)111n1a a1 f'c1untJ1n Valle) \.\\•,1mtn\tcr a1
ll11n11n1uun Bcad1 ., pm r nd;I\ -\.1 Jtn 1>1.·1 at < orona d(·I \far
I n1\N\1l\ 31 E:.I Toro I \IJnc1a a1 In in{' ( 11\IJ
\h•'kl JI "e"port HJrhor fd1~on 111 Manna
lluo1111g11111 Beach a1 I ounta1n Valle\ \.\ 1.lo<l·
hndge at Dana Hill\ Capo Valle) 111 ~1\\lon
\'1e1n 7 fl m
COMM UNITY COLLEGES
\.\ rdne~da) -Long Beach < ( JI C111hh:n
'-'e\I , p.m
,., . .,. ..
Monday'• aame with Cincinnati. Tbe -bit
wu a doable to rtcht center field.
Areal bueball .clJedale
HIGH SCHOOLS
Today -Newpon Harbor at Corona del Mar.
Uni versity at Estancia. El Toro at Irvine, Costa
Mesa at Saddleback. Edison at Westminster 3: 15
p.m., Fountain Valley vs. Ocean View at Male
Square Park. 7 p.m.
Wt"dnesday -Laguna Beach at Woodbndie.
3: 15 p.m.: Huntington Beach vs. Manna at Mile
Square Park. 7 p.m.
Thursday -Corona def Mar at Estancia.
Newpon Harbor at Un1vers1ty, Costa Mesa at El
Toro. Saddleback at Irvine, 3: 15 p.m.
Friday -Laguna Hills at Laguna Beach.
Woodbridge at San Clemente, Marina at
Fountain Valle). Westminster at Huntington
Beach. 3: 15 p.m., Ocean View vs. Edison at Mile
Square Park, 7 p.m.
Saturday -Ocean View in Pomona Tour-
nament; Irvine vs. Corona an Santa Ana Elks
Tournament, 10:30 a.m .. Santa Ana High:
Woodbndgc vs. Kennedy in Anaheim Tour-
nament. 4 p.m. at La Palma: Estancia. Costa
Mesa to Bolsa Grande Tournament.
COMMUNITY COLLEGES
Toda) -Santa Ana at Golden West, Oraogc Coast at Ccmtos, Saddleback at M1raCosta. 2:30
pm
Thul'$da) -C) press at Golden West, Orange
Coast at Mt. San Antonio, San Diego CC at
adcllrback. 2:30 p.m
Saturda~ -Mt San Antonio at Orange\oast.
Golden West at Cypress. noon
COLLEGES
Toda' -Cal State Fullen on at UC' Irvine
:! JOp m
Frida~ -er Ir\ me at Long Beach Stale. 2.30
pm
':iturda) -Long Beach State at UC Irvine
(doubleheader). noon.
Area track acbedule
HIGH SCHOOLS
Thursda) -Un1vers11y at Costa Mesa,
Ne"pon Harbor at El Toro. Saddlcback at
Irvine, Estancia at Corona del Mar. Ocean View
at Edison. Manna at Fountain Valle). West-
minster at Hunungton Beach. Capo Valle) at
Laguna Beach. Woodbndge at Laguna Hills
Saturday -Ora~e Count) Ch.amp1onsh1p~
at Mission Viejo Ht . Arcadia lnv1tat1onal
COMMU ITV COLLEGES
Saturday-Golden West and Orange Coast at
Bakersfield Relays.
COLLEGES
Saturda) -C Inane at Bakersfield Rcla)s.
Adult volleyball cllnlc
An adult 'olle> ball chn1c will be held
Saturda~. Jul) 14 an the In me High School
nmnas1um
The clinic. oOered b} the C11y of Irvine
Recreat1on and Leisure Services D1v1s1on. will
be held frpm 1-4 p.m
The chn1c 1s designed a~ an anstrucuonal and
lo"'·ke) compclll\e spons e1.pcnence for the hcganning and intermt'd1ate pla)'er
The clinic offl'r\ men and womt'n agn I Kand
oldt·1 1 .... 0 houf\ of J')('r<,onal anstruc11on
Pla,l'r\ w 111 be ancpted on a first <omc
r.~t-\t'n c ha\1s Fee 1s S 10.
r-or more 1nforma11on. phone 660-3639.
Women'• aoccer leaaue
1 he Orange Count) Women's occer League
"looking for pla)rrs. 25 years old and over for
the spring sca~on
Information 1s a\a1lablc by phoning Mauic
l\.C'hrer at 13 I ·8 387
Gault victory would open Olympics
LO~ \NGELES {.\Pl -~ 1lhc Gault·., anl1trus1 sutt,
aimed at the most powerful governing bod1cs of amateur
sport\. 1s based on the contention that the Olympic Game~
have hccome "a bus1nC\!t for profi1." his attome} says.
A C'OUrt victory could o~n the Olympic\ to
profes~1'1nal\ and "rtdefinc th<." profit picture of amateur
sport~." according to l vcrctt Glenn
(1lrnn '81d the la"''IUll filed rnda) 1n Lo Angele\
federal mun tn· the ( htcago Rcar1i' wide n."Ctcvcr 1'1
"3nalog1)U!I tO the ( Urt noud <..pt'nl'<."r lfa\v.ood and Rob
Bon.,<.a~'"
"W e arc .irgutng that thC' athlt'tc'I arc the tw mc." (ilcnn
told The As·mC'tatcd PH'<i:\ 1n 3 1dcphont" 1n1crv1c"'
Monda)' lrom h1~ Oakland ullke "World·chm othk tes
ltke C ·art lc'w1!i. Mary Dccku and Alhcnu ~alazar "'ould
grl a 'lharr of the pot rommrn\ura1e with v..hat the~ tmn~
to the 'lpon "
C ti.I ult. the tint w1dt" rccr1 -.er takrn 1n thr I Q8'
Nauonal f-oottlall I .-ajllC"·drolt 1 ;u1ng thr ln1crna11onal
Ohmp1{ < omm1ttt'c. the ln1crna1mnal l\mlltcur •\thlcur
I nkraltr>n and r he .\thlctlC' c nnjlH"" for lhe rlKht to
comJ)l'tc 1n the Los Anfclci. um mer Game"
Glenn sn1d federa and <,late antitrust law!> proh1b1t
m onopohc!> and group boycom Am ateur sports and the
O lymptc\ havt' hccom{" "a business for profi t." according
to Glenn ··we ar1: allegmg the ICX', IAAF and TAC have a
monopol) O\.Cr track and field And we are allCJIDI these
thrcr organ11at1ons have conspired to boycott M r. Gault
:,ind others s1m1larl situated." he said
Mohler gains All-CIF team
Nrv.pon ( hmtmn H1ah's Debbie Mohler. a S-9
\Cn1or wt th a 12 6 ~onna avera,c. has been selected to the
~cond un11 of 1he girl•; ~11-CI F ~mall School basketball
team
ranntt the ~lc-ct1on\ wa" Kelly Holms of Mancopa
High a thrc-e-ttmc-~mall \<.hoots pick. who ~·u named
Pla ... cr of the Y<':,ir aOcr \COrtng 22.S points a game for the
~mall \C. hool'i < If chamrllon'i
Rose ~lose to 4,000 -
Expos st.if needs three hits ~another lbtture on Cincinnati's "Bia Red MacblJ
of the 1970s.
to reach another milestone Ironically, Pcrei h11 returned Lo the Reeb as a bKt flna baseman, and there's an outside chance of a.not
Rose-Ptttz meetina at fint if he acts 4,000 m Rlvcrftl
Stadium durina tbe three--pmc series. CINCINNATI (AP) -Pele Rose, always the
competitor, would have Weed to top the 4,()0().hit mark
with a fint·week hiulna tear.
But open.in& week brouaht Rose just five of the
nect1AfY I 0 hiu, and the Montreal Expos star returned to
hia horne&own Monday hopina for the next·best tbi!lJ
reac.hina the lofty 4,000..hit mark in the city where his
name beta.me slnonymous with baseball.
If he fails, bis next chance would come dut
Montreal's fint homcsaand this weekend apin1t Philac
phi&it.he only other team Rose has played for.
Rose, who tums 43 Saturday, said he didn't wanl
put pressure on himself to act tbe b~ hit in Cincin.oi
where he lives in the off-season and is sulJ areeted by che
of''Pete, Pete," when he comes to bet.
.. FintQfal ~ 11Would have liked to haveaouen it in our
fint two ~mes in Houston," Rose said Monday, before
aenina h1B number 3,996 and 3,997 in a 9--6 loss to the
Cincinnati Reds. .. Naturallr, I'd like to get it here. I have a
lot of l'C$pect for the fans in Cincinnati. They rooted for me
for 16 years. It'd be a payback, so to speak, for what they
did for me.
"I know I'll Jet five more hits. It's not like thet
pressure," be uid before the Monday ~me. ''If I thl!
'I've sot to get five hits in CincinnatJ.' I'm creatinf
problem for my1Clf."
The only other ballplayer to reach 4,000 hits was
Cobb, the last name between Rose and the all-time
record. Ro5C moved ahead of Hank Aaron and into seco
l)lacc on the hit Hst with a double against the St. Lo
Cardinals on June 22. I 982. and has been slowly pfoint
Cobb's record of 4, 191 hits -the one he rcaJly w1nu.
"M y heart will always be in Cincif)nati. I was born
here, was raised here, and I played. here for 16 years." Ro~unded out 3J MbitLin.his J 6.lcasont. with. the
Reds, helpma fead them to two world championships. He
had at least 200 hiu in nine of those seasons.
Rose needs.just lYlO~J.C .Jingles to reach 3,C
lifeumc singles. second only to Cobb's 3.0SL"
As usual. Rost waso 't satisfied with his 2-fo
performance of Monday. The switch·hittina Rose got his 3,000th hit in
Riverfront Stadium against his current team, the Expos,
on May s. 1978. He lashed a sin.&le to left off Steve Rogers
and then was congratulated by Expos ftr5t hascman Tony
"I wish I could have gotten it tonight," he said otti
4,000. "Had I gotten it tonight, we would have won I
game."
Trevinoprobablywillplay well
AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP)-Lee Trevino comes into the
Masters with a philosophy that seems self-contradictory.
He expects to play well in the tournament which stans
Thursday because he doesn't expect to play well.
Confusing? Not when Trevmo explains.
.. When you're one of the better players on the Tour,
you'recxpccted to play well every week. You expect it. The
galleries expect it. The press expects it. The sponsors
expect it. The whole world expects it.
damage.
"That's the posttton I'm in. I know I'm not suppo54
to be playing good. I know ifl mess it up. I can tell f1'\Yle
'well. what do you expect? You're not supposed to I
playing good.·
.. I know I can excuse m yself to myself so there's t
pressure."
"That's a tremendous amount of pressure," he said. "I
Trevino. now 44, a member of the World Golf Hall
Fame and one of the most colorful players the game h
produced, now has parallel careers as a Tour player and
a television golf analyst. know. I've been there.
"But I don't have that pressure right now.
"I don't have any right to expect to play well.
"Since my last (back) operauon, I can't practice like I
used to. My doctor told me those days are done and gone.
Never again.
"That's another thing that takes the pressure off," I
said. "Playing gotf isn't the way I make a hving any mot
"So I'm really enjoying playing more than I used to
he said.
"And, because of my television schedule. I haven't
been able to play all that much this year.
"So I know I'm not supposed to be playing good. So I
just go out there with a relaxed attitude and let 'er rip. No
pressure. Just playing alone. Now, you get a man with that
kind of attitude, and if he can play a little. he can do some
At one time, of course, Trevino enjoyed playi·
Augusta National not at all. In 1969, he vowed he'd nev
play the Masters again. saying the course simply wast
suited for his game. He actually declined an invitation
compete, but in recent years has listed a Masters victory
one of his prime career goals.
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Garden•. Cellf 90248 JoY Saito. 1424 w t87th Pl. Gar·
dena, Call! 90248
This bu1lneas 11 conducted by an Individual
Met Y Saito Match 30. 1984 ~1 Thia ataternent was llled with the Publlshed Orenge Cout Dally County Clerk ol Ora~ County on
Piiot April 10, 17. 24. Mey 1, 1984 Mii 9, 1984 '2AOSl2
---------19-5-5-84-Pubfllhed Orenge Coast Deity Nl.IC NOTICE Piiot Mwch 20. 27. Ap<ll 3. 10. 1984
FlCTITIOUI MIU.II
NAMI ITATIMEMT P\BLIC NOTICE
1604-8•
The following peraona 11e doing flCTITIOUI au• ... 111 bualnetlU. ..,...
MIKE'S TOOL SHACK, a Call-NAMI ITATH•MT fornle limited Partnerlhlp, doing The lotlowlng peraona ate doing
bullnet• .. "TOOL SHACK"', 225S bucllori:;oa.!~ TE RESORTS • HO-Hlfbor Boulevard. C<>eta M ... CA. ..,. .. 92827 TELS, 2740 So Harbor
Mlehael Richardt (Gener1I Part-L. Santa An1, C1llf 92704
ne<l. t3332 Mar1y Lane, Garden Pacific Car Inc .. C1lllornle, 2740
Grove, CA 92843 So. Harbor Th11 bullneH II conducted by: I L. Santa An1, CaUI 92704 tlmlted par1~thlp, Thia bullneN la conducted by· a
MIChffl Rleh11d1 corJ)OfatlOtl Thia 1t1tement w11 filed with the JOl'ln Derito. Vice Prllident County Clefll of Orange County on Thia atatement wu flied with the Maren a. 1984 County Clerk of Orano-County on f'M•1 ,240QI Mar 8. 1984
Published Orange Cout Deity Published Ora~ Coat Diiiy f2A0461 Pilot AprN 3, 10. 17. 24. 1984 Piiot March 20, 27. April 3. 10, 19M Publllhed O<ange Coal! Dally 1843-M 1580-84 Piiot Mareh 20, 27, Aprll 3, 10, 1984
RUMREICH
FLORINA MANAPS AL
RUMREICH, April 5, 1984,
age 20 of San Pedro.
Survived by husband, Ver·
H.,_IOR L.AWN·MT. OUVI
Monuary • C.metery
Crematory
1625 Gisler Ave.
Costa Mesa
540-5554
N RCI MOTHIRI
llLL IROAOWAY
MOlfTUARY
110 Brotdway
Costa Meaa
~2-9150
IAL TZ HRGERON
IMITH I TUTHfLL
WHTCL"F CHA"L
•27 E 11111 St
Costa Mesa
646-9371
,ACWIC VllW •MONAL ,.,.
c.m.tery • Mortuary
Chapel• Crematory
3500 Pecmc view Ori~
Newport 8Heh
~··2100
McCOMUCK MORTUARY
1715 LIO~ Canyon "4. Leauna e.actl. ca nes1
....... 15
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Pl&.IC NOTICE
flCTITIOUI aUllNIH
NAME ITATIMIMT The lotlowlng persons are doing
buslneaaas
R h III WEST COAST DEVELOPMENT non umreic · parents, SYSTEMS, 7t1 w 17th St . Suue
Doctor Cesar T . and e-3.CoataMes1.CA 92627
F lordeltza Manapsal of High Tech Con11ruct1on Inc . Call-
lrvine · brothers Cesar Jr fomla.. 7 tt w. t7ttt St .. Sult• 8-3,
' eo' d d, Coste Mesa, CA. 9282l Constante and nra an This bvllness as conducted by a
sister Lourdes Manapsal: COfporatlOtl
grandmother. Joaquina R<>gef Ackerman, Jr
Mendoza 1981 graduate of This 11a1ament wu fli.d wUh the
lrvin Hi h School be County Clettl of Orange County on e g , mem r March 6. t984
of lhe PhiUppine/ American fMm4
As&ociation of Orange Coun-Putlfllhed Orange Cou t Dally
ly. Services Tuesday. April Piiot Marcil 20. 27. Aprll 3, ~~·,~!
10, 1984 at 2 PM.Jat the Uni-
versity United Methodist P\8.JC NOTICE
Church of lrvine. inter· '1CT1110UI .u1•11
ment, Pacific View Mem-NAMI tfAn•ffT
orial Park. Directed by The tollowlng pertOne .,. doing
Saddleback Chapel. but,~i:.::~:UBE COMPANY, 3911
E La Pelma, Unit L. An1hllm, C1
HINMAN
FRANK E. HTNMAN
away Aprll l , 1984 in Col
Meaa. Born June 11, 190~
Tttmonl, llllnota, he WU
resident of Orange Coun
92807 Olln L. Colllna, 1513 W. Cubbon 81 .. Santa Ana. Ce 92703 Thia t>ueiMM ta conducted by 111
lndMduel.
Del\ L. COllN Thia llatetnenl WU med wltll the
County C*1c of 0tanoe CountY on Mardi 18, 19M aince 191$0 and forme ,,., ..
owner and •rator of M Publl9Md Otanoe Cout Delly Bowlina Lanes. Cotta Meta. Piiot M#Cfl 27, AS)(il 3. 10. 17. 1114
Survived by children, Eliza 1147-e4
~th of C.l'J)f'ntena. Nor "8JC NOTIC(
man of Corona del Mar
Unct. of Ora.nae and Fr
A. of Balboa bland, twel
crandc hild rtn. f lv
crea t -grandc hild ren
brother. Walt« Hinman o
Loe Angelea and slater
J-Uua c~ of South Da
kota. Servk.w Wett Ml
Monday . Apnl 9, 1994 a
Fairhaven M o rtuar
Chapel ln\et"mmt Yair
haven Mf'morlal Park
Santa Ana 0.rt.'C~ b I Fairhaven Mortuary.
f'M11M
PubtllNd Oranoe eoaa1 01Ny p1101 Metcfl 27, Aprll S. 10. 17, 19&4
11 ..... 4
Nl.IC ll>TICE
..cnnoue.,... ..
NAiii ITAtt•MT The following perlOl'I la dolo buslneu 11. QUICK OUOTE'R, 9871 Ooaa
cr .. 1 Or . Huntington BMch. C
92648 Robert D Palmer. 9871 Ooee cr91t Or .. Huntington Beach. C
928-48 Tnta bualneaa II conducted by
Individual
Robert D. Palmer Thlt 1tatament wu !lied with ti
County Clerll Of Orenge County •
Mareh :le, 1984 f'M1t
P\.tbltlhl<I Orange Cou1 Oa Piiot Aprll 3, 10. 17, 24, 1984
1844..;
Nl.IC NOTICE
ftCTITIOUI aU ... 11 NA• ITATIMINT
The following pert0na lie dol
bualneat ...
BANTA ANO ASSOCIATES. 20
W BalbOa Blvd, Suite 212. Hewi>c
Beech, Calli 92183
Ar1nur E Banta, t26 E ~ Front, Balboa, C1llf. 92681 Loli M Bant1, 128 E. ~ Front, B1lboa, C1Uf 92861 This bullllffl II conducted by: • Individual Ar1hur E Banta Thlt atllemeril waa flied with ti
County C11rk of Ora~ County ' Mar 8. 1984 ,,...
Pubtllhed Orange Cout De PllOt March 20. 27. Apr113, 10, 181
180()-I
Pla.IC NOTICE
flCTITIOUI 8UllNHI
NA•ITATl•MT The lollowtng pertonl are dol1
bu~ .. COACH IMPOATS.93eW. 1a
St .. C-1, Cotta M .... Ca. 92827 Mohammad Raze Nlkbakht. 9: w. 18th St , C·1, Coste Meta. C 92627 Thia bualneta II conducted by: • lnd1vidua1 M.R. NlkDak Th11 atatement WH ftlad with II
County Clark of Otanoe County c March 16. 1984 f'M111 Publtahed Orange Cout Del PllOt March 27, Aprll 3. 10, 11, 191
11.U-'
Nit.IC ll>TICE
ACTITIOUe MllMll NA.-ITA~ The IOllowlng per.oM are dolt
bullnaea u BARI PAK, 1000 Partc NftPOI No 201, Newport &Mch. Ce. t"4
F. A. Kar•m. 100 Perk NftPOI No. 201, Newport &Moh, Ce tMf
Thia bullnaaa la c:onduoted bf: &
Individual. ,,A.,.,.
Thia 11at9!Ml'lt waa jlled wtttl tt
CountY Otert1 of Otange County ( Match 18. 1914
P'MUl Publlahad Otanoe Cout Dal P110t Mitch 27. Aprll 3. 10. 17, 1tM
17~
NI.JC NOTICI
rteTmOUe llUtltlU MAli9tTATIMIWT n. Jollowtno P9f1IO"' .,. dolr
~ .. AMERICAN AA TINO HAVIC COMPANY, 1t34S WMtmlnat•
AYe.. Santa Ana, C. 82703
!dWard Raymond KMllan, 841& I
lut Pactltc ~oa1t Hwy, Lor
IMCh, C.. OOI03
Thlt bulltnMI Ill~ ~ llmlted p1111nerlhlp
!dW9nl " 1(11141 Tht1 1tatemenl ... flled wlttt tt
COunty CteR of Or9nOI Coutl1Y c
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VOUA WU., MIO WlllWt ._..AM.CA.liPtt UNl'tlOICHOOLOllTNOT .._..__ •· . YOUAM•W-.T._A lmf Olii i Dm1-•tmn Miiffliiiii'1i
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Robert Dookter 8porl, 11 Calltofnlaoorpo(edon 'It-Of__,.,_ A..,., ~ 9Mdl, CA. Wt;~1'0UTW =~G_,ted,,........._ .. r!'tSllJ .... I_.. lie =.B Aehtirooll, !Mne, C.itt. '2714 ~t· s ft. MIT'"' ,.... "'9oe Of ltd ~ ~ NMt TO ......., ... • ........., .....__.. .__ all& 1 ,_ ..--.-.. ""9bullf*911~N.:en ,..,. .. "'~-~ ......... ~atlon,..: ~·CA~liMt 8t., C.o.el ~A.~. 4C)t7 w.,.,., IT MY. -~A=..·~ llC W -Of..._ -._... II trl!lit lndlvldulf ... ,. 'RANK""' -·-........... • -· ....... ,. ..... ~_....,,,CA. ......... ,,., _,.,.......,... l.1AT ~AUCTION L~'.J!..:..~~ .... -. ~O.lt>otl ~AGUl·~~.M~c::.,~ Project tdentlfloatlon Name: Thllbuelnilell~br:en .... ,_~ ....... -~ ~'"L,~=:r IC_';' ld::::L; ~ ..... •lil --ti W. If
,...-,..-,, Clel1I Of Of r.-..-. ~, ..-.. GMM p.,._ A. OUlgley -· ...,. ... -...-.... __ C --·--rw. • .....,., ... llllldwlttlh Ol'SOUTHl.RHCAL--... .. --AllUTOI WTIM!HT PAO. IMMduel. MllCIWWllE A•u1n '°"' ~--· ._... TIWMT ~ QA&.t,; •••
..,_..,., anee .......,. .. , °" • Celtfom&I COtPGIMlon; Jll'Wt' fltw ~.,.on f11r. ~ T'Mt ltaWnetlt W llled Mth 1t19 ftl -.._.,_, A LAW· Ml 000! llCTION ,._ ~ ~· •; cllli_,. .. ,. •
Mw, e. tH4 ,,._ . ~~. • ~5~: Sid Oftloe.. 2916-1 lw It .. eo.i County OR Of Otano-°'IUnlY an On ~ at. 1tl4 et 10:00 AM .,._ It IN tllM flf -"....,. 4ulp -I :ISd T..-....., .. .. .... • ~ ~Or COMt ,.._, "'~No"w. _..,..._. ...... CA.t2tH Merdl2t, 1Nt Cellbnle ~'""'.....,. e.W» '"°"'IY Of h UnllJld ..... M '*""'IY41 I ... ._._., ....... I 2 19 PllotMarch20.2~~s.10.1ii.I . -:.... HOTIOl 18 H£MIY QIWN.... '· ,.._ the~ ~~iru.... .wt:, ~:=:r=..-=== ~.ur:""..:lt:~-'l::t::i:.=---.,
_______ _.1Htf4~;z NOTICm Y• .... '-.... ~~ ~~ ~ Ot~ 0oeM Olly and PUf'WHO Deed Of TNll ,-., of Tf\IM lf'l UW Pf°'*''t ,..,... ...... a.AIM Of • 11C llGf9' --leclllft DMt8I 1000 -Cllr "8JC NOT1C[ -n. .... _, ...._ ........ ,_ by-:. ttvoui.tl ltt <loYamlfti PllOt .. s. tO, ! . t4, ,..,.....W:. corded on .My 1, 1111 Doouin.:t dwtloed: , ~ of .._ CN Code, M l1IM. ...,...., Well. ~=~~
,......_. ,... ...... MIN ....... loltd ........,._ ,...,,_ eo • "°·MU~ 14128 ft9 417 Of Tf'UITOR: 1FAAO DUHN. JOHH Ulla n ...._ _. 9)1d to ..... ~ _, Or-. _,
MTmOVI ....... 1M ,._.. wlMi • .,._...., ''Dllihter' llWll ,..,. up to bu1 OftldA:I Aeootda lfl the oMcl of the PMILUPS now IMlld by~ lillid Deed of. ~ ill ....... 9111 _. f1f MAim IT.AW ... ....,., .. an--... not tatw thM the ~ NkJC llJllC( JWotder al Oranot ~. c.fj.. IEHlACIAAY! WE8T1"" COM-TMll In._ ._ .. E'I -.. ... t 11 ....... .... The followlng l*IOn II do11'9 It you WWI to .... IN WMe Of time 9Mlld .,._tor ttle ....,d Of 1 for1111 execut.cf ~y ANH C. MUNITY MONtt'ClHTI" eortbed: Md II ..... _, ...
bullnellN: In #tom.y In thll mm.. you com:.. fOf 11\it~Ojeet M'TmOUl .... !H• STANL!Y, an ~ """" RECOAOID No""9mber 24, fNZ T" us T 0 A: JO.... ,. ___ ...... 11n•-
WllLOWSEND. 540t AMlr Aw .. ~doeoprqmpayeottiat~ Bldl..,..be lnthitPtace umn•na-KT WIU. SELL AT "'8L.IC AUCTION .. .,,.,,, Ho.12··Ct•1t2 °' Ofllolel HAIEHZN4l ...... ~ ..... .,T ... ., ~ leaotl, CA. t2tlS Wrltttn ~. If IOY. ~ be lcMnllfledabOlle Md ... "~ the tolowlrtO ---.,. **'G cT'!..!Hf. HtQHqr '600(A FOR IW«dt '" Iba Oftlol "' .... ..... IENfftClAftY; ftOH•n ·~ ........ ... •• ......_
Matletta w.,., 5408 ~A lllld on time. Id Ind ~· read llOlld .. the bullMM -,.."· (~ • time Of .... In COfdar of °'':'::Count;: MOW, "' IMllNlrted Men '°-"'... • --
. ~ BMcfl, CA. t2M3 Ye., .... ~~ICj ~ "°°' ~ ~*d time Ind plaee. ~C~.!!1',1POL~~· ~& = llWfUlll , ..... ~ ~-ttlet ~t ··,·-:el Mid deed .,. delcl'--1"" ...... ~1~ AJWJ'~~ln· Of ..... llt .., ......... , Thlt bUllnela la conducnld by: tn .....,.., .,,1 ttlbuma; -..... ... There wW be I NIA depoelt ,.. • ...,.,. • nvnt"""°" • ,,. ,..,..'" """ en ranee o ..... IOlloWlno Pf~ -.. ,,_ ,.7'tt1 of .._... .... a$11f1119 .. Cllf .. ~ .,. Ud. • 111•nna1& e-... quired tor MCI! ... Of bid ctocu.. 92Mt Cout\ty COurthouN. TOO CMc Lot20'ofllock tat .• Ulla Tract, In 11\it offtcl Of ... "9Gorder 0r.,. ... Ana. lf0...8'119 Mllrfette Wlenet Ud. Fllf I ......... • • ... !Mf'ltt 10 guarantee tNlt , .. um In Lawrwa P, Swlanckl, 18848 Center DrlW Welt, Senta Ana, CA. the Cl1y of Newport e.cti, County Co.inty. lllld dMd of 1N11 dwa1bea of Clallomja, wtw .......
Thll •••tement ... meo with the LM ...... " lflllt... ..... OOod condltlOn within NIA dtlYI AIQonoutn, fttunttngton e.cti. CA. 00000 .. rtgj'lt, lltte Md ~ of Orange, 8t.W of Celltot'nla. • ~ 'olloWlftO P'opet1y. ....... eo..et,;
County C1e111 of 0rlf!Qe County °" It,_ ........ _. ._ ....... fll efttl' the bid °'*""O ~ '2MI. con~ to end no. htfd ~ h per IMP recotdad Ir) ~ 4. P9f1 Condominium oomprlled ot Lot 16 (,f Mode "C" ., y,.. ,_,
Mwch 9, 1"4 In ......., IR ... ......_, ,_ heh bid fN'9t contonn end be H • .,__ Law, t444 W. 214ttl 81., under Mid o..ct of TnMlt In the t3, ~ Mape, In Che of.. PAAOE4. i: Alt llftdMded tl6tft M • per "W .._,.. ... 1119 ...
,_,.. -.... ..... ,..,..,... .. ._.,... reeponea119 to the conttact doCu-TorrMCa,CA.t0!01 prcoperty lill.llMcl 1n Mid Count~. floeoflheeountyreciotdltoft!MS .,_...lnendtoLotlofTIWCINo, ,,,,...34ofHllcntr •••=
Put>llahed 0renoe Cout Qelty "'"""t11P•W. If..,,.., M menli Jamee T. Buxton. 2213 N. Laltd alfforn.te~tNlendtller• OOW)ty. 11038, In ttle County Of Onnge, ln ltledbct._c..._891•1 .. _,.,_
PMot Meroh 20, 27. AS)fll 3, 10, ,.... .... ... .... Each bldOer 8'lell tubmlt on the 81 .. Senui Ma. CA tuoe In: !XCEPTINO THEAIEFROM 1111 olt, State of Callfomle, .. '* ~ ,.. of Onnge Counry Celllll'llll -==---=====2•6!;l~O:!l4.. If Uee.d .._......,et.-. form fumlahed with the eonttaot Tt'Q bUelnell 11 conducted by: e 10:tRCEL '= ~ot 34 of Tract Nq. gu, m lnerata '"d other oorded ::::::.::· ,._.. 3 MO "'°'9 COi:""*' ..,.._ 114 ... .,. NO""I:' ........... ... • ........ ..... ~.--..-. .... Pl~ ~-~· -~itX lnofi~ OISteo.tt ·of~· h>tdrocarbon tUbetencee tying 3of2 !! M ,.._....., :.~~..,recor· ~. sente""' c a ... ..--'""' to, deberla heoorto l1t· eut>contrec:tora on ttMI ptojec!t .. -nc.-f»:~ ---,o;,; _ :-...;"~ a• ...-below• depth of aoo,... from tt1e !.~anee-. .,. ~.In the Terna °' Nie ~ .a. ...,. .,.,,....,......, ... _.........,.,_ requlrldby\"9&iblettJnoendSub-ThlettatementwaefllldWCththe or ... on1M.., ~ --_,.,l't.wofaelcf~ • ..-.--o~~ Aec«dlt of ~~United....__...,. ACTmOU9 llU .....
NAMl_STATDllNT
TN tollowlng peraon 11 doing
bullMMll!
MARY PAVICICHI PRESCOTT
• 1191 M ... Or. •08. Santa Ana. OA
92707
Mary Pavlclcn, 1691 M ... Dr
.t08, Santa Ana, CA. 92707
Thie bullnela le conducted by: an Individual.
Mery Pavlclch
Thi• ttatement WU fllld with Iha
, Cout\ty Clerk of Orange County on
' Feb. 21. 1984 ,_
Publlahed Orange Coaat Deity
Piiot March 20, 27, Aprll 3, tO , 19&4
1616-&4
'1CT1TIOUl IU .....
NA• 11'.ATl•NT
The f041owlng pet'IOn It doing
bualneaa aa:
EUROPEAN IMPORT INVEST.
MENTS, 2085 Placentia, Suite II 1,
Co.ta Mesa, CA. 92127
Patrick M. O'Brien, 16960 Ajgon
Quin #2-105, Huntington Beech CA. 92849
Thia bullneu 11 conducted by: an
Individual.
Pat O'Brien
Thia atatement wu Hiid with tN
County Clerk of Orange County on
March 1, 19&4
ftJlal • Publlahed Orange Cout Dally
Pllol March 20, 27, Aprll 3, 10, 1"4
15Q1-M
'ICTITIOUI IU ... 11
NAME ITAftMINT
The fOllowtng peraon la doing
bualnoss u:
ORANGE COUNTY X-RAY CON-
SULTANTS, 24372 Hlllvlow Dr.
t..ouna Niguel, Calif. 926n
S1t1dra Ryan, 24372 HHlvlow Or.
~ Ntguel, Calif. 92677
fhll butTneta Is conduc1ed by: an
Individual
Sanora Ryan
Thia atatemant w11 filed with the
County Cleric of Orange County on
Mar. 22. 1984 ,, ......
Publlehed OrMge C-1 Deltr
Pftot Aptll 10, 11, 2A, Mer 1, 1 ..
1131-14
-flCD1JOU9 .,... .. •AMI 81' ATaMINT The fQjlOWlng person II dOlng
butlneuat:
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
SPECIAL TIES. 24372 Hlllvtow Or
Laguna Niguel, CaUI. 92677
Sandra Ryan, 24372 HllMa.. Or.
t..oune Niguel. Callt. 92977
fht1 buslneu Is conducted by· an
Individual
Sandra Ry1t1
Tn11 statement wu llled with the
County Clefk ol Orange County on
Mar. 22, 1984 ,,., ..
Published Orange Cout Dally
Pllol April 10, 17, 24, May 1, 19&4
1935-&4
PtBl.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI IUIMH
NA• ITATIMENT
The IOllOWlng pereon II doing
l>Ullneas u :
CALIFORNIA MOOALING AS·
SOCIATES, 14252 Culver Dr
A-175. Irvine, CA. 92714
Larry A. Mormann, 304 Tangelo,
Irvine, CA. 92714
This bualneu I• conducted by: an
Individual.
l.Mry A. M0<mann
Thi• statement WU llled with the
County Clerk ol Orange County on
Maroh 30, i9&4 ,a.42112
Publlahed Orange Coeat Dally
• Pltot April 10. 17, 24, May 1. t984
1959-a.
PllK.IC NOTICE
,ICTITIOUI 8UllNHI
NA.Ml IT A TIMENT
The IOllowlng pereona are doing
ouslneu u :
BBR MARKETING, 3410 W
MacArthur Blvd. Unit I, Santa Ana.
CA. 92704
John Thomat Alkew, 1167 l(lng-
ston, Costa Mua, CA. 92628
Thll bullnelt II conducted by· I
llmltld partnerll'llp.
John T. Aalc-
Thll atatament WH flied With ll'le
County Clerk ol Orange County on
March 29. 1984 ,2A2290
Publlthed Orange Col9t Dally
Piiot April 10. 17, 24, May 1. 1914
1958·84
~le......_ •..., ........ contraotlng F•r Precflcel Act County Cleft( ol Orat191 County on In &<><* 455. Pages 48 encl 47 Qf rlght0f1Utface1n1ry ... ~1n Mid County. . -flrmeefon Of .. ClifPiff _,. __ __. ...... aw nlletracla a ....._.. Govt CO<M ho 4100 et eeq . Meroh 23. tl84 Mltioelteneoua Mepe, r1COrd1 Of Of. in1trurnent1 of roc:«d. EXCEPTING THEAEFAOM all NIMce ........ by ftMt .....i
1·TO THI .,.,.NDANT; A oMI l!eCti blddof 'muat eu.bmlt with 'M1?2'l *l: County, ~eNtornla. YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T UNDER A unite u lf\own upon the eon.. by~ or Truac 0..0 °" ..
oomplalftl ......... ...., " .... Wt! bid <*11flld Of aetl'llet'• cneclc Publletlld Orange Cout Dally ARCEL 2 .. Non .. •otullve .p-DEEO OF TRUST DAT£0 No\lem-domtnlum Plan recordea Fe"91Y P'Of*ty to IOld. Ten per 0.-of ~....,_.,_.If ,__.... to peyable to the DISTRICT Of 1 bid Piiot Apttl 3. 10, 11, 24, 1984 pur1en.n1·euemen1t over Lot 35 ber 24, 1982. UNLESS 't'OU TAKE 24, 1182 11 lnttrument No. emount bid to be •oe*lid ... ~ ... ......... ,.. ....... bond In Iha IOf'm ... forth In the . 1838-a. being the common ., .. of Mid ACTION TO PROrECT YOUR 82-083587 ol Otncial Recordl of blO
wttMn IO daye alter tNa IUrnmont contract document• In .,, llmOUnl Tract No, 10522 for lngt .... lgf'... PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT A Orange County. kt. or ott.a to be In wrtllna and
le Ml'ved on you, Ille wtth thll court not .... than la% ol lhe maximum Ind enjoyment, II Mt forth In tho. PUBLIC SAL.£. IF YOU NE.ED AN PARCEL 2: Unit 5 aa thown upon wtll be receMtd at the~ of•
a written roe;ponM to the comptalnt. •mount of bid 11 1 guarent .. that PtBlJC NOTICE Oeclaratlon Of Rottrlctlon1 re-EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE the Condominium Plan reterrld to floe at any time.,.., ._ ftrM publl-
Unl ... you do, your default wlN be the blddw wlll enter Into tho COfded In Book 13463, Page 879 ol OF TME PROCEEDING AGAINST In Parco! 1 aboYe. ' cation hereof end ~ date of
onterld on appllcatlon of the pleln· propoeld contract tt the same le FICTn10UI aua.11 Official Rocorde and any amend· YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A MAY BE ALSO KNOWN AS: NII
tiff, and lhla court may enter a awarded to l4ICh bidder In the ..,,._ l'TATWMEfT rnenta thereto, of Orengo County, LAWYER. 34109 Violet Lentorn, o.r,. Point o9aed thla eth dey of ~
judgement aga/1111 you tor the relief avant Of lellu<I 10 enter tnto Mid The folloWCng peraon Is dOing Calllornla. 209 • 209 'h 35TH STREET, NEW-CA. 92829 l96' '
demanded In tN complaint, wttlcl'I · bu.ineat .. : Tho ttr .. t addr"' and other PORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA ''(If a ltreel ~ Of common PateY A. Kr
could reeull In gamllhment ot f:.'trect, IUCl'l MOUr"y wtn be lor-CARLOS'S AUTO WORKS, 1101 common dellgnatlon. 11 any, ol the "(II a street eddr ... or common detlgnation It lhown eboYI, no Attorney ~Uonet Patey A.
wages, taking of money or property DISTRICT ,...,...... the right to N. Got .. St, Santa Ana. CA. 92102 real property delcrlbld above 11 dollgnatlon of property ii ttiown warr1nty le gl'*" to It• complet• Kroeger • or other rellef raquee*' In the com-rejeet any or 111 bid• Of 10 weiw any Cario. A. Torr ... t '° 1 N. Gatea purported to be: 2480 Falrbroolt above. no warranty 11given .. to111 MM Of correctne11)... MILAN M. DOST Al.
plalflt. lfragularltlM of lnf<>f'melltlM In any St., Santa Ana, CA. 92702 Way, Coata Mau, CA. 92529 completone11 °' correctneaa)." The The Vendor under Mid DMd of ea.cutrlx of the &tat•
Dated: March 30. 19&4 bide Of In the bidding. Thia bullnen 11 ,!)Onductld by: an The underaignld TrustM dt.-beneficiary undef Nld DMd of Trutt, ~ r...on of a brMCh or o. 01 aeld Oecedent.
LEE A. BRANCH. Clerk Purtuant to the provlalont of s.e.. lndlvlduel. clalmt any llabilTty for any lnconect-Tru11, by rMIOf'I ot a bfMCI\ or o. !NI In IN oOllgatlon• MCUfld ftublllhld Oranoe Coelt Deily "tlot
By: ERIN RIGBY .Deputy tlon t713 ol the LabOI' Code of the CatlOI Torr• neelof1hestreeteddreuandother fault In the obltgatlOnt MC:Yrld tl'lel'eby, herotofOfe executed end AprH lO, 11, 17, 1914 "OUN. WACtnWU a aa..RT State 01 CillfOfnia, the DISTRICT Thi• 1ta1emem waa ftlld with the eommon dellgnatlon. tt any, lhown thereby, '*'etoloro oxoeu!ld and doNYerld to the uno.re1gnec1 a IW'lt· 1......,. ~ Contwy hit! hat. lufte MOO llaa obtained lrom the Olrector of County Clerk of OrMge County on herein. deUYer'ld to the underaignld a wrtt· ten Ooclaratlon Of Default and 0.-
l.oa MgolM, CA. ..-? tN Dlpettment of lnOuetrlal ~ March 23. 1984 Seid NII will be made. but ton O.CWatlon of Default and o.-mand fM Salo. and wrtt1411'1 notice of
Pulilllthed Orange Cout Dally Piiot tlona the general prevllllng rete of ':M1121 without eownant or warranty, ••· ~ fOf S•. and wrlllen notice of breech and of election to cau• lhe
March 20, 27, Apr~l 3, 10. 19'4 per diem wagea Md Ille general PublitMd Orange Coat Dally Pf ... or lml)llld, regarding tlUe, breach and of election to eauae the undfofllgned to..,, Mid property to NOl'ICE OP DE.ATll. OP
llSQ9..&4 prevalllng rate for hollday and OY9r· Piiot Aprll 3. 10, t1, 24, t9&4 po1111alon, Of encumbrltlCM,, In· underelgnld to Mii Nld property to Nllsfy aald obllgetlotll. end 1tw. HOBERT LA VFETTE -----IC--------tlmewori(lnthelocalltylnwttlctlthl1 1837-84 c;,.~~~~1 .. ~~.,,ofdl~pentru ... 111 Ntltfy said obtlgatlon1, and tnor• after the undonignod c.uald aeld P'"•r AND OP pa:11•110N PllK. NOTICE WOfk· I• to be perlormld for MCt'I ... ~ ,.., aher the under9ignld cauaoo said notice ol brMCt'I and of 161ict.lon to -,..
craft or ,._. 01 wort<or noedld 10 •• •r N()nM' created by utd ,,,_, of Truat, to notice of breech ano 0111ect1on to be Recorded Oecamt>er 16. 1taa • ro ADMINISTER ESTATE K·,_ \Ji ,.,.. ,._,., 1iw. pay IN remaining ptlnclpal 11.1m1 of be recorded June 10. t983 .. 1nttr. 1n1tr. No. 83-5709&9 of Mid Offtclal NO At••s•~ ORANOa COUNTY ecute the contract. TheM rat• the not'"'•) MCurld ~ Mid DMd of No. •<>247302 of,..__,_, "--di In Record•. • "" • are on file at the O.STRICT office FICTIT)OUI .utMll '"' . s .. .,.. vu,.._""""' s To all ._....:_ ...._~""-MUMC•Al. COURT toe tld 1 2985-B 9Mr St C:O.t ........ 1, ... ,._...,. Trutt to Wit. 11 ,181,82 with theofftcaoftheReoordorofOrange aid .... wlll be made, but ucu"" ~-.--Cl!NTR.Al. ORANGll COUNTY a e .. 1 -,,,_..., Int••• Iller.on from Al.Igus.I 1 County; without covenant or warranty, P· creditors and oontlqent
700CwtoC.....,DftweW•t M..._CA.92121.Copielmaybe The fOllowtng pert0n I• doing 1983 'ii 12.14% per annum.; Sald'Nll wlH be made, but pr ... Of imc>flld, regarding tltle, creditors of HUB&RT lenle AM. CA. ll701 obtained on raqueet. A copy of bullnnt aa: prOYfdld In said note(•) plu1 all without CO\Wlant Of warranty, ex-potMlllon, or encumbrlltlClll. to
PlalnUlt: CENTURY-NATIONAi.,. thele rat .. lhall be potted at tho ROYAL QUEEN HEALTH SPA, coste, Charges and any ano all Id· Pf ... or tmpllld. regarding title pay the r~ prlnclpel aum of LA YFETI'E PARK 8'od
INSURANCE COMPANY ... Jobatte. 23532 El TOfO Rd .. El Toro. CA. vancea. poeaeeaion, or oncumbranooo, to lhenote(t)MCUtldbyaeidDMdOf persons who may be odm'-
Subrogea ol FIRST INTERSTATE It lhall be mandatory upon the 92830 . . The boMflciary under Mid DMd pey the remaining prlnclpaJ tum of Tru1t, wtth lntereet aa In aeld ~ wiae intereated in the wOJ BANK CONTRACTOR to wtlorrl the eon-NOfman Manilla, 23333 Ridge-of Trust heretofMe executed end the note(t) MCUred by Mid deed of provided, ldvancea. tt any, under
Defendant: JOSEPl;I CHARLES tract Is awarded, and upon an/i IUb-monte, El Toro, CA. 92830 d9'1Yer9d to the u~ a wrtt-Trutt. with lnter•t II In aMf note the terma of aeld DMd of TNlt, and/or estate:
WILLIAMS. ARTHUR LEE BUNCH, contractOf' under IUCf'I COH RAC· Thia bullneu le eonductld by: an ten Declatatlon of O«eu1t end 0.-Pfovtold, ~. It any, under fMI. chll'gee end oxpenMI of the A petition hM been fiJect
ANGELINE ASPEN. and DOES 1 TOA. to pay not IMa than the Mid Individual. mend tor Salo. and wrltt#t Notice of the terma of Mid DMd ol truat, teee, Trustee end ol lhe truttt cr..e.d by by 00 ROTH y MAR lit
through 25, lnctualve. apecttleO rat .. to alt workers em-Norman Manltta Defautt and Bectlon to W . The chargee, and 911P9"M• o1 the said DMd of Tf\191. HUBENER · the S --'-
c ... No. 159552 ployed by them In the execution of Thi• etatomont wu nlld WC1h the undertlgnld ceu..o Nici Notice of Trust• and of the tru11t e<Mlld by Said .... wlll be held on Tuee., 1J\ u.-.-
IUMMONI ON COllPlAlff the contract County Clerk ol OfMge County on Default and Election to Sal to be Mid Deed of Trut1. Apnl 17, 19&4 at 10:00 A.M .. at the Court of Orange County re..
NOTICE You fie" been aued. No bidder may wltMraw any bid March 26, 19a. recOfded In tho county wtwe the Seid Nie w111 be held on: TUMday, ChapiMn AY91'1Ue ent1enee to the questtn.g that OOROTHY
The OOUf1 IMJ deoWe ....... rou IOf • period 01 forty.five (45) daye f141MO real property ls IOcated. Aptll 17, 1984, at 2:30 p.m. at the Civic Center Building, 300 Chapman MARIE HUBENER be
wtttwM ,our ...... ....,_ ...... after the date aet IOf tl'MI e>penlng of Published Orange Cout D•lly DATE: Marcl'l 22. 1984 Chai>man Aven~ entranoe to the Avenue, Orange. CA. . . ap-
JOU reapend wtthM • .,.. .... bldl. PllOt .t,prll 3, 10, 17, 24, 1984 CALIFORNIA GENERAL MORT-Civic Center Bulldlng, 300 East The 1otal amount of the unp,tliO pointed -penonal re~
the lnfonMttoft betowJ A payment bond ano a per-1&42-a. GAGE SERVICE, INC. ~tn Ave .. Orange, CA. b.ianco of the oOligallOn aoc:urld resent.ative to administer die
If you WClh to aeek the adva of lormanoa bond wtll be required 401 w .. 1 24th Str .. t At the time of the Initial publl-by u ld property to be aold, est a t e o f HU BERT/
an attorney In thl• matter, you prior to ••ecutlon ol Ille contract PlB.IC NOTIC[ National City, CA. 92050 c.tlon of lhll notice, the total together wffh lntereat, late cl'lairgea. LA YF E'l'IE PARK (uncter ttlould do ao promptly ao that your ano an.II be In the form Mt forth In Phone: (6 t9) 470-5370 amount of the unpaid balance of the and Ol11metld eoeu, axpenaea. ano
written roaponM, II an'f, may be the contract documonta. '1CTIT10UI llU ... 11 11 uld truat•. obllgallon MOUrld by the lboYe o. edvanoea. u to the date hereof, II the Independent AmniM-
tlled on time. Pur1Uant 10 Section 4590 °1 the N~ ITAT'lmNT By John W. Brock ec:tlbed deed of truat and •tlmatld S32.45t.41. tration of &tales Act). The
AVllOtUalld ha tldo deman-Government Code 01 the State 01 The fOflowlng ~ 11 doing Vice PrMldent coats. expenMS, and advancea 11 o.t.: Mwctl t9. 1114 petition is 1et few heeri.nc in
dade. El trlbuma; lade deddlr OM-Callfomla, the contract will contain buslnett u : Publlatlld Orange Coast Dally Piiot $76.375.74. STEWART TITLE OF CAUFOANIA De t N l l 700 Ci , tra~llftMdlende•menoe.-=°:'·~~·ir:a·he~t ...... lful OAVIOSONANANCIAL.233eLll-Aprll3, 10, 17, 1984 The total lndebtedneu being an atuldTruat•. p •I o. a Vk: Ud.,......... dellttro. IO.... 0 IU.,,. u -· MCU or_ tletoo-Clr Goet•MeM GA 92626 1866.a4. .atlm.SeonwNcht~bldll ll~ .5IEWA.Rl' TOLE ..OE CAU-..Center Dr., West, Santa Ana.-
Lee le tnfofini1elon.,. ...... any m6Myl wlflll'\jf(fliY,,_. lJJS: Douolu Rost DavtdMin i33e Ut-111_.,. NOTICE computed may be obtained by c.11-FORNIA CA 92701 on April 11, 1984 at
"rou wtatl '° ... ttle ..... Of ii:!~~~tlUre performanoe under lloton t 1r .. Cotta Mau, CA. 92626 l"UUU\I Ing (415) 945-6418 the day before 900 North Broadway 9·30 A M
en .et-In tNe matter -""''""" · T .. i bu·' ... duct ..... by the ule Sama Ana. Cafftornla 92701 · · · ~ ·~, ' •-Governing Board " 1 .,,,... ••con ""' : 111 NOTICl TO Cftl!DITORI Dai-~ .. March 21 t9•• ~ t4) 558-1114 IF YOU OB.JlX:T to \he ~do,.::!:'..omp"lfr~"!:'.!°!'! By "--ot"" H·~-F·--~. C.P.M. In~!."· R Da Id·--IUU( ........ ll'E,. ""' · -NT f .... _ ........ -.......-·--·• •• _, -OAlt "1 ,..._, ,.._ ...,,...V' ....,., ....,.. ,.._. WESTERN COMMUNITY MORT-y: VINCE 0 . BARR, ASST. VICE granting o w.PC' petition, you --... on...__ ' ' Purehlllng Director T u · v (Sect. 8101-e107 U:C.C.) G'"GE PRESIDENT ... _ •. u .• .__ •'"'-.._If.~....:........-.._.._.._.. Publlthod Or= Cout Dal"' Piiot hll etetement wu fllld with the Notice la horeby ~Ivan to the ,.. · MJV\oUU e1w1e1 appear al u1e ,...._ ---oon-• '1 County Clerk of Orange County on AC NC ... .. II aalO Ttu1t... Publilhe<I Orange Coat Dlllly Piiot i,... .. ~ .... and -A•-"""'--.... * • •••s• ._. .... ...._ N!cll 10. U~19 M hU 19&4 erldltora·ofPACI A HmAn-ByT.O.SERVICECOMPANY,agent Matctl27.Aprll3,l0,19M ·~ .. '6 . ·-":you_,--to • det.arle "eoerlo In· 1
-t98l-M arc ' '241,._ KET CORP., A CALIFORNIA Bv Cathy Lockhart, Astlstant Sec· t737-e4 t.Jons or file wntt.en ob)ec---...'.....-1___._ ...... le -CORP .. Transferor(•). wflOle bull· ' · 'th th a...J ..,_,.._._,_, -.. menera. ou Ml.IC NOTICE Publlahed Orange Coaat Dally f'MIU address 11 3347 s Cout High-retary Ml.IC M)TIC[ uons W1 e court ._ .. ore '"'*".: ~ 1Mlf ...,_, flCTITIOUI ~II Pttot Ap<ll 3. 10. 17, 24, 1984 way. Corona def Mar, Calif. 92625. 1990 N. CalllOfnla Blvd. r':Jo7•5 the h e aring. Your appear-!"~ .,...~::r~,1 NAME ITAT'llllNT 1M 1•84 County of Orange. State ol Call-~~~9~~=· CA. e.598-3797 "' ~ ance may be in penoft or b y :::r.::. t ".• been lled·~lhe. The foltOWlng peraone aro dOing fornla that a bulk tran~fer Is about Publllhed Orange Coast Deify NOTICE OF DEATH OF your attorney.
-lllMMI _. N to bualneu u · •-ic NOTICE to be made to Frank • Market. a Pll I •• .. 27 • II 3 10 ,..... SYLVIA H. JAMISON, AKA IF YOU ARE A CREDI .....,;;; We ..WW...';::. mMet, AUTO EXPRESS, 2085 P1ecen11a ,._ California Corporation, Trans-0 ... ate.. · "P' · · ·-SILVIA BAZEL JAMISON -
wltMn 30 d8YI alter thla 14.tmmona Ave .• Colla Mesa, Calll. 92827 09'ANQt COUNTY leree(s) wnoae business address Is 1736-84 AND OF PETITION TO AD-TOR or a contingent creditor
Is Nrved on you, Ille with tflla ~,, Joe Mannino, 22n Harbor Blvd. 8\JflS"'°" COURT 2800 S. Main Street, •F. Santa Ana. Ptltt.IC NOTICE of the deceased, y ou must
awrlttonroaponaoto1hecomplalnt. Apt, 1615,CoalaM .... c.llf 92826 700 clYlc~Ck.Weat County ol Orange. State of Call· MINISTER ESTATE NO. file your claim with the
Unleu 'fOU do your default w111 be Rocky Schlieter, 2277 Harbor tenta AM. CA. ta701 lornla. OftAHGa COUNTY Al%%I08 . th
entered on appllc.tlon ol tho plain-Blvd. Apt. 1516, Cotta Mesa, C•lf. Plaintiff: JUANITA RUCKER, a The prQPerty 10 be transferred 11 MUMC•Al. COURT To a1J heirs, beneficiaries. court or pre9e11t lt to e per-
tllt. and this coun may enter a 92626 minor, 1ka JUANITA HARDIMON. delcrlbed In general u : All stoctc In HOttTH JUDICIAl. DllT"9CT d sonaJ representative ap-
Judgement agalnll you lor the relief Thi• bullnesa la conducted by: a by and through her Guardian Ad trade, flllturea, equipment and ~ooo 1271 N. ..,...., A.,.._,... creditors an cont ingent pointed by the court within
demanded In the complalnt wttlcl'I llmllld Partnerahlp Lltem. JUANITA C. HARDIMON. wlll of that MARKET BEER & INE 'uloft°"' CA. aal creditors of SYLVIA H. four months from the date of
could reaul1 In gamllh~t ol Roeky Schlletar and JUAN IT A C. HARDIMON. AND A.B.C. LICENSE OF THAT PM!lntlff: HERITAGE BANK. a JAMISON, AKA SIL VIA f' f l wages taking ol money or property Thi1 etateman1 waa llled with the Defendant: ALEXANDER CAM· butlno11 known aa PACIFIC CallfMnla corporation, HAZEL JAM SON ll'St issuance o ett.en as
orot'*rellelraqueatedlntheeom-County Clerk of Orange County on POS PEREZ, LUZ SANSON. LYNN RANCH MARKET and located at Defendant: DOUGLAS B. I and per-provided in Section 700 of
plaint Mar. 9, 1984 MORGAN, and DOES 1 TO 10, In-3347 S. Coaat Highway, Corona del BROWN: and DOES ONE through sons who may be otherwise the Probate Code of Cali-Dat~: July 6. 1983 fMOIN elusive. Mar. 92625 County ol Orange. State TEN, lnclualve. interested in the will and/or f · Th · f #iii ....
ROBERT B l<UHEL Clerk Publlahed Orange Cout Dally CIM No. 419631 of CalllMnla. Cue No. A72032 estate; orrua. e tune or .._."6
By: VIRGIN.IA BACKELMAN Dec>tJ-Piiot Mercl'l 20, 27, Aprll 3, 10. 19&4 IUMMOHI The bulk lraneler wm be consum· IUMMOMI A peu·u·on has been filed cl.ai.rm will not expire prior
ty . 1605·84 NOTICll You "-" been oued. mated on or alter tho 24th day ol NOTICE! Y he bMft Ml9d to four months from the date
WA .. MNA HYP Thecour1-doctde .... .......,.I_. April, 1984 at GROVER ESCROW Theeou'1_:.a: .... ...._.,_· by BEVERLY JUNE f•'-h . •'--'abo ~-1, ... ..:.. 1•~t. Ile.-· llllDllC NOTICE .. _, --•-CORPORATION, 23600 Roctcfteld ··-· --· SMITH . h S . o u1e eanng nouu:u ve ·-••-· "--..-~ wttttout rour betnf ....,_ uNeoe without rour betl'f hMrd .,.._ m t e upertor YOU MA y EXAMINE Nofttl ......_ood CA. t110t ----------~---1 .,_, _.__... wtttlall IO A-... "9ed 81...0., 2N, El Toro, Ca. 92630, rou ,__.... wttNn JO.._ ,.._ ,.,_ f Or Co
P bll.O::::''o""' 'eo· D 11. Pl FICTfTIOUl llU ... 11 •-•• _... _,_ E.tcrow #6-4314-35, Callfornla. .........,... _,_ '-VUrt O ange unty re-the ft'le ke pt by the ~·-If
u ......... range Ill a Y tot the lntonn.tlon below. -r..at , .. _ tut date for filing claims the Information !*ow · h BEVERLY "'""" "
Aprll 3. 10. 17, 24, 1984 The f:=:T:W'!:'f: dol"" II you wish to NOie tho advice of In ~~e e';;,,ow referred to herein 11 If you Wilh 10 aee11 th. aov1co ot questm5g t at you are interested in the es-
1847-84 buelnen ~ ... an attorn~ In thl• m1tter, you Aprll 23• 1984. an attOfney In thl• matter, you JUNE MITH be appointed tate. you may serve upon the
-----------1 AQUA CLEAR. 409 Magnolia. Should do 90 promptly ao that your So far a• 11 known 10 the Tran.. ahould do 90 promptly so thll your as personal representative to executor or administrator. or PtBl..IC NOTICE Costa M .... Calll. "2627 written rnponee, II any. may be I ._, ) -•1 ....... d d written response, if any, may be administer the estate of th f .. llled on lime. er'""'. DI u ...... ness names an a . flied on time. upon e attorney or the ex-
'ICTITtOUl IU ... ll Jeck W. Dolllhllo, 409 Magnolla, AVllOIUttld ha tldo deman· dreaes uMd by the Traneleror(s) AVllOIUited ha lido oeman. SYLVIA H. JAMISON, ecutor o r administrator. and
NAMI ITA,.._NT Costa M ... Calif. 92627 dade. El trlbuma; lodl deoldlr con-tor the peat three years are: eame. dade. El trlbuma; leda decldlf oon· AKA SIL VIA HAZEL file with the court with
The lollowlnn ......,..,., are dOinn Thia buaAneaa It conducted by: an tr• Ud. alft Mldleftcte e metMe -Dated: February 8, 19&4 tre Ud llft aucMencta a m..... -JAMISON ( d th Ind ··• .. -·-· ··• lndlvldual ....--Frank'• Market, • .. -un er e e-proof of aervice. a written
builnesa u : Jeclc W Dollahlto ~ .. ~-~ ~..... A Calif. Corp. ~ .. ,.~~~':._ ~..... FspendentAcA· d.minisTh. · trati. on of request stat inn that "OU de-ARCHITECTURALWORKS, 220 Thll ttat-t w•• 11..,. wit .. t .. 6 .... ....,._..._. ... -B Rich d y da p ._ ..,.._...__, ....--......,... ~oe .1
Tustin Ave .. Newport Beach, Ca. County c1o';k~I Or~ Couniy;;; n you wlell to Mell the edwtoe of y· 11 ~ran'ei;:; "rou wlell to Mell IM aHoo Of tat.es t). e peUtion is sire special no~ of the tu-
92663 9. an anemer "' ""° .......,, rou an et1ofMr "' tNe man., rou set for hearing in Dept. No. 3 · f · and Marc Andre' LemOlne, 130 East Mar .. 1984 ,.._.., ...._,doaoprOfftpttrMtflelJOW Publlahed Orange Coaat Dally Piiot .._,.,doNP'Offtptfraotflel,our a t 700 Civic Cenier Dr .• mg o an inventory ap-
201 .. #8 ,. __ t M c ".,.27 - -" ..... Aprll 9. 1984 ---.. -- -praisement of estate Ulets or " · -..... a ... a. """" Published Orange Cout Dally •• ,._.. ,..,._., .,.,, INIJ .,.. 11138·84 ~ =--· n -·•· ··-• -W est, Santa Ana. CA 92701 Thi• butlneu 11 conducted by: •n Piiot March 20. 27. Aprll 3, 10. 19&4 ftled • """'· ,_ .,.... •• ..._ of the petitions or accounts lndlvlduat. 1603_84 If U.ted ...._ Mlottar .. -P\Bl.IC NOTICE II Ueted daMe eollcltar o4 oon-o n May 2. 1984 at 9:30 A .M . menuoned in Section 1200 MARC LEMOINE Mfo ... un abotedO en .... eeun-IOfo de un abofado en " .. -n-[F YOU OBJECT t.o the and 1200 5 o f the California
Thi• 11atement wu flied with the Pla.IC NOTICE to, deberla tlecerlo In· '1CTfTIOUl IUllHl!ll lo, deberla hacerlo In· granting of the peuuon. you Probate Code.
County Clerk of Orange County on ~ta, ..... te llMMra, au NAME STA TIMENT modtetamente, ....... maf*'a, au h Id . h
March 16, 19a. flCTITIOUl IUllNela rMpUMta eecrtte. If hey ... una, The lollowtng person• are doing ~ta eecrtta, el hor atvune. s ou e1t er appear at the Marc Bonanni & Aa-
FMHtt NAME ITATIMINT P'tode Mf ~trade•~· business as P'tode -~-a tlempo. hearing and state you ob,Je<.'-soclates
Publllhed Orange Cout Dally The fOllowlng pereon 11 doing c..!:.!J ...... THlt .. _ ~~:!t.:c.'!! SUN SHADE CUSTOM WINDOW ....!:.!J ... Titlnt .. _ ~~::t.:A c~ ti.ons or. file written objec-1301 Dove St. Sal•-~oo Piiot Marett 27, Aprll 3, 10, 17, 1984 business as: -......... ,_ _, ,_ .... TINTING, 570 Sturgeon Dr , Costa .. -.. ...-.._ _, ,,_ ,._ t lh th rt bef "'"'• 1742·84 NAUTILUS. 4606 Roxbury Ro .. ,.tn"" eaelMt JOU·" rou to Mesa, ca. 92626 pelntlft egelMt ,-. n rou to ions wi e cou ore Newport Beach, CA. HMO
_..__ _________ Corona del Mar, Callf. 92825 defend tMa a.weutt. JOU -t. Tony A HonMy, 570 Slur~ ct.tond "-fl lewault, JOU mwt, the hearing Your appear-75%-0971 ruBltC' NC}JICE J1mes G. loofboon'ow, 4606 wtlMtt IO deys after this IUmmons Or., Costa Mell, Ca. 9'2629 wffMn'IO daya after this """"'°"' a.nee may be-in pel'SOn OT by Published n---Coas'
Roxbury Rd., Corona del Mar, Calif, Is MtVed on you, lllo with lhlt court This buSlness Is conducted by: •n Is MrVed on you, Ille with thl1 court your attorney '"'' cuo,g"'
ftCTITtOUI IUIMll 92625 a wrlltan rHponae to the complaint. lnOlvldual a written reaponN to the eompfatnt. Daily Pilot April 3, 4, 10.
NA• IT ATl•NT This buelneu 11 conducted by: an Unleu you do, your delault will bl TONY A HENSLEY Unless you do. your default will be IF YOU ARE A CREDI· 1984
The fOllowlng peraone .,. doing lndlvldull entered on appllcatlon of tN pla.tn-Thi• statement wae filed with the entered on application of the plain-TOR or a contingent cr~htor
butlne.t n : Jamn G. Loofbourrow Ult. and this court may enter a county Clerk of Orange County on tiff. af1d this court may enter a o f the deceased. you must
SUNBELT EQUITIES. 2751 WNI This statement was lllld with tN Judgement egelnat you fOf the reli.t March t6, 1984 judgement agalnat you for the rellet fi l h ,._
Coaet Hwy., Newport Beach. CA. County Clerk ol Orange County on demanded In the eomplalnt, Which 1'241115 demanded In the complaint, whlcl'I le your c aun With u ie
92683 Mar 9, 1984 could rnult In garnlll'lment of Published Orange Cout Delly could rUYll In garnlahrMnt ol coun or present al tot e per-
Vernon R SJodln. 2006 Vista PMOIOI wages, taking of money or property Piiot March 27. Aprll 3, 10, 17, 19&4 Wll9ff. taking of money Of properl'f sonal represen tative ap-
NlJC ll)TIC(
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Ca)on, Newport Beach, CA. 92660 Publlahed Orltlge Cont Dally or other rellof requested In tho com-1743-84 or other relief reQUftlOd In tho com· pointed by th e rourt w:thi.n •m•tC NOTICE James C. Altoe, 143 Sunaet Ter-Piiot March 20, 27. Aprn 3, 10. 1984 pfalnt. plaint rUU&. race. Legun1 Beech, CA. ~2151 1602·&4 Dated· Jan. 5, t984 "@.IC NOTIC( Dated Nov 1s. 1983 four months from the date of
,ICTITIOUI .OIMll Damian P. Orab, 135 SunMt Ter------------LEE A. BRANCH. Clerk ROBERT R. RILL. Clerk ftrst issuance o f letters as
NAMI ITATIMINT rec.. Leoun• Beedl, CA. 9285t PtBl.IC NOTICE B,y: QVAllNL ~AK~'!2TEA. o.c>uty Fl~~:A~=I ~.ct .. ONSTANCE M LENGYEL. provided In Secuon 700 of
T ..... fA'IOWi"" ....,aon 11 d()jng Thia bullnela 11 conducted by: a Tl "' """'" ..,_...' th Probate Cod f ,.._,, .... ..,. ... ...... I 1(1 lhl ,ICTITIOUI IUllNlll ... lerrtMtOe Pllftlwey, 1un. -TN IOllOwlng peraon I• dOing ......, A. 1..... e e 0 ~-
butlnea• II: ge~~ A r:rod:· NAMI ITATl•NT ...... CA. 1'1714-4111 bullnau II: DI Wctio••~ ~~ ...... 100 forrua. The lime for filing
S.B. TOURS, 13292 fuclld St., Thia 1t1tament wu ftlld with the The lollowlng peraon 11 dOing .PvbUll'led ~ange eo .. t 0111)' PllOt , CAMBRIDGE COACH COM· ,,0 . 9u 1toll cleim:s will not exp1.re prior
Qwden Grove, CAI. 9264~"00 County Clerk ol Or•,._ County on bullneH u : March 20, 27. Aprll 3. tO, 19'4 PANV, 2323 Eldon. Co.ta Mesa, lnMo, CA.1271S f th f h d JOM MCNH •Y. .... La 9 -.. -REVERIES, t770 Oranoe Ave.. Hl10-8' CA. 92627 Publllbt'MIO Orange Cout Doi~ Ptlo1 to our mon ll rom l e •le
Alarnoda Ave . Fountoln Valley, CA Maretl 26• 1 84 ,,., .. eo.11 M .... CA. 92828 , CarOI Ann Sl'lugat1, 2323 Elden. March 20. 21. April 3, 10. 196-t of the hearing nouC'ed above. 12+:: bualnlll ,. COO<IUCtld by: an Pubfllhld Or1nge Cout Deity Marilyn L. Tift, 1782 Pitcairn Dr • Coat• ....... CA. 921~7 101§:1.1 YOU MA y EXAMINE
Individual. Piiot Apr113, 10, 11; 24, '":t3t4' ~~~ ~~i.'c=ucted by: an NI.IC NOTICE • mJ'~~~ 1' conoucted l)y' an NI.JC M>TlCE the file kept by the court. U "°""MeNMley Ind........... CatOI Ann s ....... art ------·· Vnll ~interested in t he es-Th" .t.•--1wa11'-" .... th t....... •TIVV • _.__......._ ---.. ...._ ..... ,,,...,_ __ .1---·-·o .... Cou... •• Mt\ftM' MarNyn Tlh ....... ,_. -Thi• atatem41nt w11 tllld with the um ITA1'WMIEWf tate. you may IK'rVt' upon the
County Clerk of range nty °" P\8.JC n11•,_ Thl11tatament wae fllld with the NAMl ITA'qlilllNT County Clotlc of Orenoe County on The lcMICwtng panons ar. doing executor or administrator. or Mlt'Ctl 30. 19&4 nurn ·---,-IC-TITIOU--.-.,...---.. --County Cler• o4 Orange County on The fOltowtng pertont .... dOlng Marefl 8, 1984 bualnMa aa: f ... _
Pu .... ...._... ...... ,.,.. ,. ___ , "'-•1y Millll ITA~ Matetl 30. 1984 w blnlneea u: ~ Bf:iAUCHAMP ENTEAPAISES, upon w attomey or ~n•:-ex-
....... ._ Vf-· .. -....... --.. _ l!AGLe~LIT!. 20372 Dublin Ln.. Pul>llahed OrMge Cout Deity TRADING DIVISION . 4000 ecutor or llldm.tn.lstrator. and
Piiot Aptll tO. 17, 24, May '· tMA ni. following peraona are doing PublllMd Ora""'"' eo..1 Dally l'funtln91on a.eon, CA. 92146 Piiot April 3. 10. t7, 24. t9M M-....... _ BoutoYerd. o .. •to """'. fllc-with the-court with • 1te;,.4 buaAnoea u : ,..,_ ...... Patricia C)y9r, 9111 Ct'llWforct Cr.. teel-M ....,.,,...,. ~ •vv STANTON PLAZA APA .. T· PllOt April 10, 17, 24, ~ 1, ,...,, HUfltl~ton &each. CA. 92&48 ___________ , Newpott e..ctt.l.. CA f.2te0 proof of Rr'VI~ •• wri~
PUBllC N0T1C£ MENTS, STANTON PLAZA. l lM· 1954·84 Helen SotnnWlleld, 8701 Knlgllll l'tllJC llQTIC[ J"'"51 9 ...ucnamp, 4000 requee1 staUng that you de-
'9CTI110UI MllMH ITED, 11ssa MecArtl\ur Blvd. s11. NI.IC NOTICE Ct., Huntlnaton Belc:tl, CA. 92841 ___ ____ ~~An~ 700. sire sped.al notltt at the tU-
440, trvlne, CA. 9271& ------------i Pltrioi. C. Mulllna. 20372 Dut111n .,._,.,_. ___ ·~.....,.., NAm ITA,......., OeVld I<. Lamb. 1155.2 MecArthut '1CTmOU8 .,..... Ln .. Hunttnoton 91eoh. CA. 92t4e ..,.... ITAT'lm'NT R~ l. e.uc:Nmp, 4000 I°' of an Inventory and ap.
The followtllO petWnt.,. d04ng BIYd. Ste. 440. lrvtno, CA. 92711 MAm ITA,....,.,. J• Auooet. ef01 t<nleltlt• Cr . The IOIOW!ng S*tOn le dofng MacAlthur Boutoltwd, Suite 700. praise.menl of M'lte _._or
bua1MM U: John Miner. tl5&2 MlloArtflur The loll-.. P«'IQn ta ~ Huntington' 8eecn, CA 92'48 bua1n1111 ta: ~ leeol\, CA l2tl0 f h Utlons ta NEWPORT CATEAINO, 2HO Blvd St1. 440. lrvlno. CA. '2715 bullnela .;"""' v-.,, 0enn4e y ~. t 7'1 Onlwfotd L l S PAINTING COMPANY, "Oblfl C. Oa ntore. 4000 o t e pe or llC'C.'OUn ~ 81vd .. Newport 9eacl'I. CA!" M1hrdad A111aleh, 11552 !RNIE'I CUSTOM D"APIAY Or., Huntington t..cf\1 CA t2t4e tOlO~ ~ St, Huntington MacArthur ~. Sult• 700, m entlom.'(.) tn S«taon 1200
l28'3 MecA.rthUI' 8Nd. Ste. «0, lntno. ANO 1N8TAU.ATION 3$5 S. Jen. Aon Sornmerilelcs, •711 Klllgtltt ~1 CA 82841 ~ IMch, CA t2MO and 1200.S o f the California
11 PELICAN PROPERTIU, IMC .. CA t2f19 ntter, o...,., CA titit Ct., Huntln(1ton 8oectl, CA t2t4e UndNY &rue. Sllufl, 10to-.. Thia butlnela le oonouctocl by 1 Probu~ Code
O.itfOmla. 1t20 I. Wf!IMf AV9nU9, All Aul. ta&52 MecArttlUf Blvd. !mie 1.wn-. a&S S .i.nnn.r. Of. Wllllt '· MilllN. 20372 Oublln Dal...,. S1 .. HUfltington Doech, ~~~.,..L~ WILLIAM W. 50•nrup, I~\ Santi Ana, CA 9270& 8ta 440. lrvtne. CA. 92719 lllQe, CA 82tet Ln •• Hunttnoton leld\, CA. 1"48 CA t2&48 ......,,._., leeucNamp '-'•
Tllle bullneM II conducted by: • Thia~,,... la ~ by: a Thi• bualMlll" c~ld by M Thia bualneu II oonduated by. a Tl'lla butlMle la concliJCled by an Tl'lll ltlton'IOnt -flied With the ESQ.
oorporatton. llmltact l*'tnerthip. tndN!clulll. Ol'*'llll P'lrtnenfllP· lt!d~ County Clertl ot Orange County on llM 0"' Brea ... )'. s.Jte J.,.,,. Wiiton. bea v p Johl'I Miner. Gener .. ,..,..,,. !mica L.ur:1 Patrtcle c. M""'"9 Un<IMy ~" Mardi 30. 1M4 Ill
Thia 111tM1enl ... fllld wftti ,,,_ Thie ttatement •• llllecl wtth the --...... at-t .......... Wlttl t"--..... 1 ·~ ............ ,h t..... ~ Cou Qltll of Or County on "'" "11...,..,1 wtlli fllld wttl'I tM "-··-·-· •••-. '"" .. _ 1 •-·-·t _.. ,,_,""' , .. GARWIN a WAGICR Saala Alla. CA. t t7M • • .AA.~ty.,. t"'"" -. County Cfetlc,...o] Orangio County on County Clenl of Ofenge County on County a.. of 0...,.. Couft" on County Cle!'lc of Orange County on -..-..... t?•-a•~ • t _ .... .,.., .._ Maren 30, 1 .. -Mlf1lfl 30, tN4 Foe>. 21, ,.... Mlt'Ct\ 23, ,... --..... • _ .. ~·-.... ~ 0r-"--~ "~~ ,_., ,_. nm .. ,...•-~....-~ ~ COut • -..-----·.---_, Nbltahld o.-anoe ........ , o.ly Publlahed Oflf!Qe eo.. o.tfy P\ib!llNd at-. Ooe.4 ~ P\iOllMO Or1lflOe CoeM Olly .,.,..., CA. ll71I Dall POo Aortl 9.· 10 l& ... "'°' Af>fll 10, 17• 24, ~llY t, ,... Pilot APfll to. 11, 24, M4iy '1..~:t Ptlol April 10, t7, 24. M«Y,, 11M Pilot Merutl 20. n ... l . 10. 1"4 P'llot Aptll 3 '°' tf: 2• IM4 PvtllltNd Orangia Co.t Daily y ' prt ,• • • ·" l-tNl-84 ,.__ IH1-M tl17..e• . ' . liJt..14 Pltol Al)(ll 10 11 2.t Miy 11~NA .. 1984 IV•l-34
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::! GtHral lOOZ Gtatral lOOZ ~~ ttlil $12,000. I &C. EOIESTIUll ~~ This outstanding price nol ESTATE ilKllt only Includes the 3 Bdrm 5 ~""" 5 21111 2 Ba home wllh fireplace ecluded """" SQ tt.
2v14 but also pool, recreation Bdrm home -t separate 2
1w16 Bdrm guest house. Lrg '916 tacmtles and complete pool with entertainment
it1lll ext erior and garden area. llgl'lted tennis court. i9U maintenance Close 10 zvn schools and shopplnQ horse factlitles, green·
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Beautiful 3 Br, 2 Ba, playroom, fireplace,
beam ceilings. Xlnt. financing. $420,000.
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Traditional 4 Br, 4 'h Ba. Dining Rtn, 2
Frplcs, 4000 sq. ft.. best lagoon at
$975,000
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Jetty & Bay view, newly decorated Mai
~ Cando~ 2 Br~ 2-Ba. 40' bay patio.
$695,000.
IRYllE TEllllCE
Panoramic bay & ocean view. 4 Br, 4 Ba,
patio, pool home. Fee Price $775,000.
PHllSIU lllE IOWFRllT
Ocean & Jetty views. marine room, 4 Br.
3 Ba, 3700 sq. ft. car parking. $1,285,000.
UYSllE PUIE UYFltHT
Spectacular bayfront dplx. 2 Br, 2 Ba up.
2 Br. 2 Ba down, 2 boat spaces. $1,375,000.
BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR
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MotA Only $395.000 Just 1 hour
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Beach Includes 1 lrg
house 1 sml guest hse. 3
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$61 .900 Call now
546-2313
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Gfin:d man employ:d Found Female bled!/whlt• * * * * * UTI In.. Copy INIChlne operator Eurehe leltrNhn GENER.AL OFFICE FHhlon Island aru mixed Lab, male tan Tiit ....... _ •·I Position • Fut row-for copy lhop, FIT, wlH Sl2.50/ht. Wiii train. won Must iyp.. flllng OC Atr· w"'t' private room In mixed Shaphafd, male ... , ...... •SI Ing firm ~ht 845-~448 train. 548-2693. Betty In own area 772-5a..7 pol1 8:30-4·30 Mon-Ftt
home, CdM area. Larry. llY« & white Brittany IEW IFFllE IPEll · s5 t · 54i-2400
Write Ad #717 c/o Dally Spaniel, male blaci< & Automotive Co.matle·aalea, exciting F&Ol&UST/lnltt ... Piiot. P.O. Box 15e0, white Lab Pup, female Clutlc lnnOYatlona get1 &ITI 1&1m new co. naedl coneult-for PfMtlgioua llcln care Hair Cutter. for ~ mod-
Co1t1 MaH 92828 brown tan mixed Shettle cllent• for beauty aalon. E I dE II t ante now. Wiii train. Pd e.alon In Laguna Beach arn aaton acrou from
I Newport Beach Anlmei Add'I ofc. openings 4/11. •P•~rnce · ;,cT •n by comm Linda 873-2751 C•Jt for appt 497_4868 · Balboa Bay Clut>-70% flfH er Shelter 125 Meaa Or Avery Plaza, M.V. EJtclt-wor ng con t on1. . . comm. 631·1'117
W It t 2t1Z • · Ing challenging fun Jobi Fringe penatlt1, Including Counter help, h,. verled, F*--Y IPllll•ll edllesday, AprU 11 a CM. 844·3858 Pr~tpeopla~/co.over retirement plan. 40 contact Jan btwn 8-3, .. ,_ HARDWARE ASST MGR
ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19): You serve as "referee" in dispute CM, S50. easy accaaa. 'A Found Sat: Yorkle Te<rler 9 mo'al Promotion and Hours/Weak -No weak-Mon-Fri. 552·1322 for matuf'e lndlvldu.la with Retell exp. raq'd. 240
between friends or relatives. C hildren could be involved: you apply of dbl gar. gd for 1toraoe Magnolia & lndlanapolls.' 1reve1 poulbleJ Pay atart ands. Salary com-•ITlllll m-ka:i:?Y w:"m~~:;8~ &oactway, u.oun-Bc:h.
standards o f common sense and decency Effons will be a~·atcd 343 Cabrillo. 54e-95t8 988-1520. 538-5933 S4.50 hr+ bonutea. Aut-maneurata with ax-11•-•-_ ..... ex---•-. but we 497-44<>3. John . . · . l tic al t 520+ h pertence ca11 Tina 714-Challenging oppot1unlty •• "'""' _.--_..1•n-and you 11 be more emouonally secure as result. Cancer, pncom lice ltatalt 4 Found: Smell long haired ~ma r '": 11 p,f· 540•91'00 . Na'bers open at SchW9bet e.c. wlll train. Call btwn -• -.
persons play key roles. 1617 weetciiR 0,, N.B. dog. 1blua/tbrown eye, aycommon. u or · Cadlllac, Costa M.... Ironies, a leading -.c-9em-4pm only: 4ie-5781 Newly ru1 ntata llc'd
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Penod of confinement is tem poraJ. s1.30 sq ft. blk/brown/wht. Welt· 240·2•1 (Tr•J) tronlea distributor. for an FLORAL DESIGNER Mies host ... tor Nwpt
d · I d ' · ·11 be fi · A 54 5032 mlanster/Sprlngdala. nr Babytltterneaded,lovabla lndlvlclualwholsMlfmot-Bch development. Ught -Y<?U nee some tame a one, .me 1tauon wt . prove ne 1~1.a . gent t-H.B. 893-4910 *IMrn IMfttarr* rallebl• woman. my lvated has good com-Experlanc.d. FIT. offloe llclll• raq'd, ...-.
Spotlight on safety. long-range projects, propeny, 1ndustry and ab1hty 600 s.I. approx. 11 $1.00 Immediate opening In home. permanent PIT. mun1c'at1va sklll• the Cellfor appt: 644-406t endaamust Start lmmed
to conclude negottations. Gemini, Sagittarius natives play paramount sq ft. offloe space on Found Sun: F Doberman lf'I lrvlna aru for Individual llax h". S501 wk ability to IOlve problem• FLlllST 720-1016, 10--6 deity
roles. Newport Bl, C.M. New prkg lot at Crystal C• with good ciefleal llclll1 a 842-2238 & one WhO pays attention
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You'll locate what had been lost, bldg. 645-8l8l. Rendl. thedral, N.B. 831.0711 ':::~nV:,~1111:1:~: ~': BEAUTICIAN. to csetalla. Junior collage ~':'1.0::,."':~~ H2,':'t~L~~~t'&~.!:
missing or stolen -reading material stimulates. provides impetus for 8 bttc1 oc Alrpon: 600-Lost: Brittany Spaniel F, benefits. Salary opened Laguna Beactl. ed~;:" helpful. but not would cons~ training, liable. Good pey, good joum~y. Status quo is shaken, you'll be rcbui!ding on a more solid base. f1200 ~ft, ~89.;:'99~'; ~~M. ~~rd~ 5~~~~· 281-6222 RaMa 494•1800 p',::: c8'1 Barbara et = e:=,1r;t1~5 oompany 968-t300
Scorpio, Cancer, Leo persons pla~ outstanding rol~s. . • c:es, sq · •lllTUT IUITIOllllr 883-0200 ext 350. HouM61eaper1Companlon.
CANCER (June 21-July 22). Breakthrough indicated -you II UllllllLUI L!!~. ~~w;.pf~gro, ~~ R Idly rowing lrvlna lo-Rent• Booth. Gr .. t Loe. FIRTlfflllP/T Adult female w/car. Liv.
meet challenges, romance will be featured and you n o longer will stand Space for rant, Mika hlcles. Reward 548-6493 :.Ion earloua duties. 50 Off Streat llcle parking. O~~~~~I w~::: Bu_sy N.8. ophthalmolo-In L~ne Bch 494-52<>5
alon&. focus on excitement, discovery and -added income poten1jal. 673-537~or 162-2641 Lost: Gold/,,,..arl medal hour We.. Salery open. Nwp1 Beech. 875-~787 552_..285 Judy 12•6PM • t_'fs ~-~, pref Installers. Insulation Co.
You'll be at right place at right time. you could win a cash contest. IOU ... -Recant college grad Booltaapar. part u~. 3 ·25 hr 848-2 1 1oott1ng for experl8t'Cee LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Major domestic adjustment could include 1oJr"~ noor, quiet ~~,?!,"~~~. ~S:::. preferracs. Call Allan. days • wee6t. Call Mrs DELIVERY· LA TIMES F•l ht1.... 8•11 Hangar• Call
actual chanac of residence or marital status. Cycle continues high, street. n1ee1y landsc.apect 673-8406. · 54i-2117 Ethlat at 842-6865 3:~~~~~~ ~:5~mo ,..atl•• ...-. .. 7141686-3771 tor1nfo
family members tum to you for counsel. Key is to be diplomatic, to bldg. off-st. parking, gar-Lost: Gry/wtit F.Cat. timid. leektH,.r 548-8441 .............. llTW matm
realize most people seek approval, not advice. Pisces plays ke)' r.ole_ ·~ •vallabla. 845-4800 t>nt coller.'Twlnkle'. vie. U. AlllllT Some experience nae. ORIVERS/X..COUNTRY latMer............ Must be exo-141nced Jn all
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Define terms. be discreet, realize that V cky. 645-3323-days Dana Pt/S.C. ~8·262e UlllTM Costa Man. 968-5~52 Cal. tic. M.cGregor Yachts Pl..w.c ft ~~-el~~~Wa'Y
attendance at clandestine meeting does not necessarily mean you give Ottlce lor leate 525 ft. Lost: White M Shep/Lab, The Orange Coaat Dally Bus driver. PIT. Incl. 1631 Ptacentla, C.M _,L,..__
your approval. Steer clear o f o utlandish schemes. You could be offered s .. 2oimo. urns pd. 11' floppy ears, Husky tall. Piiot ha.a an •x~lant op-wknds & nlgbt1. Driver for •II -.. -1 ~;f"" .. ,= ... ·-1
1' Lceaornnstuoltt>ecanomei c'an111m~81 . . I . cond, ground floor, 1055 chokechaln & blkleather portunlty for • career dbl-daciler London Bus ••--" ••-,... contract-it requires c ose scrutiny. . El Camino Dr. Coste collar, "Butcti". vie. lith oriented Major Account Experienced to wor1t all 2IH ..,....11 I I 631-3594 LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct. 22): What began as a mtld fl1rtat100 could Mesa. 3 blks East of Fair-& lrvlne C M 780-1328 Executive with a proven Must have oomm'I lie. arHI Cosmetk:S. OTC. ' • • ---
develop into a serious relationship. Focus on affairs of heart. children, view & Adams. 754-1040 · track record. Great Asll lor De 752-7363 pharmacy. FIT 546-2121 FIU/Tlll PH UUL SICllTAIY ~hange. tra:-rel and vanC·ety. Promise w11·11 bekfulfill1ed and money comes Mr Tracy. SCRAM-LETS ~~!C:tl:'gal~us~,.~~~~ CLERICAL WI mu llllff PAIT /Tilll Wiil N:':~ab~~ f,~ece ~
arom surpnsc source. ancer native p ays ey roe. lft. I,, fre• IO• 1/f mission. Oeslre to move PHONES & TYPING Guys. gala. homamake<sl Oppor1unllle1 ev•ll•ble seelcs an expenenced 1111-
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): You gain added recognition, you Suites to 3000·1111 ANSWERS lnlo management a plus Coste Mesa. 988-5252 SELL 1¢ KODAK FILM with lhe LOS ANGELES gat1on secretary Excel-
could actually be "flirting" with fame. Emphasis o n career, business. Nr Harbor & Baker Send resume to coopons. Church benefit TIMES Clrculallon De-lent typing. shorthand &
achievement. fulfillment of aspiration. You'll be dealing with 549-8181 dya, 720-144.. Unholy-Olmly P. 0 . Box 1560 OLDIOAL WlllDI 240-0427 ~:!;'e~P~~r"°:1!~ rranscr1blng skills re-
aggressive individuals who have your best interests at hean but appear Open apace office In NB. lm~~u;~llY Costa Man. 92626 we are otte<lng· PllOllS IUILJ program Guaranteed ~;dpr~~=P~'
indifferent on surface. desk & turn In plac.. gd 'What we need now," said EOE •TOP$$$ S75 per 100. no .,.per hourly wage plus com-Excellent salary & t>en-SAGITf ARIUS (Nov. 22· Dec. 21 ): New information is provided water view 646-5015 Grandpa, "11 more open •Bonus Referrals Part or full time Start Im-mission. Hours 4pm to ef11s Please call Martan
regarding travel, education, reading material. Let go of outmoded Spacious 824 sq ft wtlull minds and fewer open lllE NO ~;~xpertence Nec~EO medletely. For details 9pm TraJnlng 11 pro· Morgan (2 131621 -9800.
procedures. Stress independence, creativity and romance. Love will kit. In colorful marine sat-MOUTHS." Active retirement. Part Please apply :~.~~·"en!:1~~~11~0d ~~-pl~~t=-la~ 8:~~ Oynam1e cleaning M<Vlee
play major role and plans might change accordingly. Leo plays key role. ting, nr Lido Shipyard Ptntaalt 12 time: 11pm to 7am. 393 Mon.-Frl. 8:30-3.30 CA1.53. Box 9014, an Interview, call: nHds ex per people
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Gather informatio n, bring files up avail. lmmed. S57otmo. Hospital Rd, Nwpt Bch. Yltftr Stuart. Florida 33495 957-2361 ext 1204 Come Join us and make
C k · I E h · · · l Photo copying & other of-some extra SS$ CeH the to da~. hec source m~tena . mp ~SJ~ on .property. manta status. flee services avall can WE UE ITILL IPll Aide. caring for eld«ly Tt•"'"' S.nitn HOllW llOlnUY IEllO&l lfftOE Pink Lad~• 11 551 _1243 secunty and fire-prevention rules. lnv1tat10n ts received from one who uu 675-0132 And running 24 hou,. 1 main. some9 h7~;e-434181rch St. Suite 105 for one of 0 C.'a oldest Newport BHch oltice ...... __ 'i.._ Tr~• ...
is knowledgeable about food and restaurants. Accept! day 1 days a week Pres-keeping F-M 4 4• Newport Bch 556-8520 _.......,. •
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): [)\versify. display humor. plan la1ian1 ent 'this ad and receive • Another Wendy's located Clerk/Typist. Typing, me ~P~';: ~C:~~: =~~~·1:.~Plf~ ~ drill press lathe or
ahead for possible holiday journey. Grasp picture in its entirety, leave ltatalt 2916 two massages ,,,, the at Baker & Felrvlew In organization & other opportunity Beneflll and ph<>nes 8-.. 30 Call min experlenoe Alll for
finepointsordetailsforanothertime Emphasisalsocontinuesonlegal llllO&Lllll prleeofone. Costa Mau ls now ac-gen'I ofllce work Ce11Lynn547-5625 BobBr19gs64S-4926 Mark7t4t55J-3380
documents, possible pannershtps and an itemized financia~ repon _. Well est. medical suites tor ClllCll IF IAIUIE ~~~::~Yg m~~g:a~;1.'~~ ~';;~=i 0~-:.~;or•a~. SELL idle Items wttn 1 Find whet you want in llll IP UTtST PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): It may b_e ncessary to revise, rev1e_w lease. close to hospitals. 111 l.11&11111 our new site or see Don at Apply for Immediate con-Dally Pilot Ctasalfi«f Ad Dally Piiot Clasalfleds tor prestigious skin care
and finally to revamp past procedures. Stnve to build on a m o rt sohd ~un\B~1hJi ·~i~~11 ser-FILUITll Wendy's. 2640 S. Brlstol slde<atlon at u.s . Rentals salon tn Lagune Beach
structure. Spotlight on special services. unique read in~ material v ce. a -' 11M112 btwn 2-5PM. Mon-Fri. HHdquertara 17871 Can tor appt 497-4868
. ' • 1803 WeS1clltt Or, New-CUMS A j Service oeecl .. ,J··-regardilli pets Scorpio Leo Aquarius persons figure prom10ently. PRIME RETAIL/500 S/F DOG OBEDIENCE I E.O.E. Mltchell, lrvlna ... 74-9000 I a1·1y P1·101"
port 549-816 l dys at your home Rsnbl nswer ng s Companion. cerlng tor ------..... ..i · · rates so Cal OoQ Train· telephone operator. Vari-elderly man .ome house-THE DAIL v PILOT Is now lp!! ... tt, Val. Atuta•tt, Vaf. ...., 2tOO 720-1444 ev Ing School. 963-3388 ous 1htl11. 382 3rd St MC, keeping F-M 494-7883 accepting appllcat1ons
I .... t • ..,.,, ltac~ z7it Seettlngprot.rasp.M/over C.•atrcial SUllllUIPA Laguna 8eacil •mllnll GRAPHIC ARTIST ~c:;p~~t;~~ ~:::p~~
V Niii . 1 1 b 1 • 35 ·tor Fountain Valley ltat•lt 2911 IUll&ll WlllLY ELIGTllllG Gene<el contractor look· c:erne<s Must heve van. er ed ••· JO be r. et~ r nice furnished room. f0040 Harbor F V 2 experience production Ing for subs to bid In-wagon or plek·up. Good PARK NEWPORT
APARTMENTS $6508~::~~1:e/72l2 842-2917 1240 sq ti. · Shiatsu, J•cuul, eauna. touchuplrework, IOlderl 1urance work Send re-salary mllHge allow-:--...-:---~--..=-. I I •-_ • "'toZ Agent 541-5032 :~~~~~';;~~~~·.•:i,~r~Z. Knowledge of Eco's. qua-1ume to G 1 C. 312 Oak Orange County daily newspaper lS ance. company t>enettts a ltatatt 7 Ma HH • llty email gauge wiring. Pl •G er .. 92621 ~king a quack layout art.1st walh and bonus opporiunlty ..,.,_...,_ ______ ! Office/Shop /S torage 4320 Campus Ot. #190. D / wt shift a allable ""'~ IN NEWPORT BEACH 2 Br. clOM torn ssoo. Boarding care for lh• apace 250-350-750 reas NB. Across from oc Air-1r!1~: p~ 250· 1~ . knowledge of typestring. r('pro-Apply in persoo at Dally A great place to live on the 223 La Paloma. Call for Elderly 24 hours ot C Mesa C-2. 548_ 7249 port 558•2260 OHi Pilot C1rcu1at1on Offlee
Upper Bay Private appt.837•7918 supervision 837-1018 llyouknowwnatyouwenl Rellet,lull1lma,6am-2.3o. duction. camera ready art Must be 330 West Bay. Costa
ctubhou•H & health la•a1tri1l TOP SSS 1 but d ·t 10 8 30 t ting bl to get along w ell with sales reno: Mn1 Monday thni Fn-IP••. 8 tennl• courts. 7 Nr General Ho1pltal, 2Br 2 Vacatlta I I ZIZO Females pref Model• and to adverl M on am-· · ro 1 a e r' day No phooe calls.
pool •• Cl,... .. to bu11neu. Ba. newly dac.-o pt. ltat1l1 2907 tata I E1cort1. (213)868-1984 know how to aay It, let us Wffkand• Hospital exp a nd interpret their ideas mto layouts. E 0 E ,,..... help. Well-written clasal-pref. Apply In person 9-3 1 · I d fl oc Airport, FHhlon ~~~o·~~t 8i:5f:.i •a·re""a""t""e""lg""BH-·r •s ""b•, c·ab~ln·. 2000. 2000 & ~ sq ft Woman eHc wants to at-fled ads wlll put you In Mon.-Frl. Mesa Verd• Additiona proiects may me u e y-
111and, convenient •hops • • Frplc, color TV, clean air, 3975 Birch. NB. tend llml1ed stretch & touch with the right Convaluce nt. 661 ers, brochures, maps, and sales pres-
on sight Nr General Hospital, 1 Br, etc S55 day 646-8181 s.50 sq It. Agt 541-5032 tone exerclM cla11 (1·7 people 642-5678 Canter St .C M e ntatio n visuals 3 vears ex·
Singles 1 & 2 Bdrm Apart· newly dee: Gu & et.c. OCEANFR ONT: Lovely 400 sf lnctng ofc. lav. & women) early AM. OC penence-n ewspaper preferable mante & Townhouses pd. $450/mo. Alt 5, Panln. Pt 3BR 3,,., be. wrhse space, lncld utlls. area, prele<1b1y close to 1 f
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TV .,.. & --'I .. a ,.. t I t lndustrlal sp11ee w/good Costa Mesa. CA 92626 " mm 1 IAllm H /UUS I 1 For large yacht charter co
Calling on co ac:coont1 & with .11nen1 ut ..... a. ta I I t retall potential. Approx. 0 0 U ITIES T o JI" 1~11 ()T ... _ -t--' for ehort 1 BR CONDO S495 SL ...,. PP RT i..i •. ORA:\Gt: COA~ \ · • • may .,.., r .. ,.., · · •IH 6 .v. 7K s.f. w/appro>c . 15K laaiaHlll 1"' -term or longer). On Jam. No pet1, , .. dy now. encl. parking area & 3K I I l 4112 bor .. Rd at San Joaquin 549-2 .. 47 Balboa Penn: Shr 2br apt 1.l.offlceepace. Wlllrant ., a. l'IH lMIL\ PllO'I o,.~ .. Coorm .. ·~···' PO .Box 1560
Hiiis Ad. . So. Coast Plaza 1Ba 1Ba. ~ooh. ·RmGrtmt'~·k,'l'\~blkhttso all or part. Nr Harbor & CfGARETTE or VIDEO rommun•1' no •tpaf>"'· h•• • ••1"'1' or full •nJ put Costa Mesa. CA 926'.!fi I travel agencies Call Mrs I Eth•e< or Mr K1n9 at I 642 6865
I .a.a 1 IOO S5 "" .. ..,.. B 549 818 t d 0 S PS llmt' p<1111tot1t ••••I.ti.a.-''" "'~ ol tlW' h>lk1•1n,, n an T k .... pool, Jae, taun•. 25. Call after 3pm. 673· 194 akar. -Y•· OISTRIBUT R HI l I I fl Attenllc)n Melinda hac l'r\ Agent Nan 873-4400 _ _ 720-1444 C11h Business We upportuM• to .. ,,... "'1' "" 11'1 .. '"'"'''~ '11
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Cotta M•a 2 Bdrm1, '475/mo Incl utll. Boat 1360 eq f1 on Newport training & a BONDED ADVFRTl'-INC.
M ... Verde w . $400/mo dock evall. 0. Johnson Blvd In Cott• Mesa staff to aaaltt you In Mt· ~
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Aauontlbly prto.d room Fem to 11\r 38r 3ba. new, SPIRITUAL READINGS WITHOUT A TOW TRUCKI wanted to '*'I In Tvstln, ~nvttw furn hme In A Wiid new QppOrtunlty Cotta M ... or lrvtM Lag 8ctl N-tmkr, r~. Advloelnallmattara. Lo~. potantlal.S100-'300day.
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within next 2 WMla. Call '500/mo Kim "97-5407 ~El ~=1~.1~ 981·1575 213/ .. 33-288e
Anna at 730-7279. LAGUNA: F to etw home, Cl«n Llc'd. 492-7298
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Or9n09 Coat DAILY PILOT/Tueedly, April 10, 1914
TODA Y'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
t Less covered
6 Soh drinks
1 t Johnny -
14 OhtOrtltn
15 W rnt11g
16 -lrip
17 Mortgage.
eg
19 Write
20 Fence part
~1 Volcano
22 Not as good
24 M1m1cs
26 Meat cuts
27 Tt~
30 Bakery items
32 Flower
50 Isinglass
52 NlbllCIC, e g
58 Comp pt
5 7 Bring back
into play
60 Heartng
6 1 Latin dance
62 Five pref
63 layer
PflEYtOUI
PUZZLE SOLVED
64 Range animal i..-fiii+.i~
65 Mr Bergen
OOWN
I --do-well
2 Elbow bone
3 Tenth pref
4 Rivaled
5 Wheel part _
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AETAJ SALO:~ ·8ecftlltY,.._ ..,..... Mr1.. AG!HT: _ KenmorJ or~•r. H•• .,}~ WYJ>5 lbllt 11~;~==~!! ll!!!!!e!U!!!~~~ AM'• Mar. r~ exp lr9Uon, Pt11 •im.. llultlle No •P«..,_ ~ed. LOOklf\O MO. 173-7071 l300i* 113/.-T1I:• • r . . M&Z MOllC '12. nK ml
r.q'd. tlO 8t0edwly. houri 133-1 .. 5 Free~. ll0-1500 ~ ...,_ l dl)'W · ~.500 CM! lot Clelllc. AMlftCI 1111(,
llOUM ee.otl. John. I ..., llllPT/TINT .xlnt cond. t100 .. : '1 Y M l'T mote "'"*7 Dys 7t4 ~1 av-11 u1 .. 403 •• ::.::. l11M a..~ w~:=°'ei:J:T. &. ... a.pr
ULIPllm/.... SMttlngmotlVtltedlndMd· N•. wport BHch office Lrt upright frMz«. F.F.. 8'6-3100 aft. e a_..11 11 .. 'iitdrWIH""'rtl
toworkJEW£LAY ..... at ual with tint typing lklllt nff<11 outgoing, t•P· • tc:onc1$180~n Clu110 'H Mercury,.-.. •• 3MCS11,500-~782J
Swap Meet Sat ._ Sun-1tnd GOnltruotlon ~. IY1>19t 75-85wpm,,.,.. Aetrlg i2_25 WWltr Orytr ..-....... plank ~ , 7• 11J XUdi 8&188. MW tir:
day. Mutt haV9 enrec:tlw lhor1 hand e +-, heevy tlonltt w/ttont Offtoe ap.. a 135 MCh Dehwtht a fOO ~.-·rn NB ellp. Mutt .r.o enlrf, CBM, cru1 ... 177 91 tSO bflCJbltc ~
appM.rance to dlaplay ~ cont.ct with ~· J)Mranct. ,._S Y'9 exp. Trett't compact., 175 "" 12~ 1eo.1t7t pwr k>ckl, lmmte M280. room cond. tic. tlilC tnrl tewelr~. Pierced ••ra dor• S4t-2N8 Catt Joan at 78()..1()70 &41-SMa · pp Marty 973-1~5 dya. 111,500. 120.178' ~m.'J!11::41~r,a:. SEC'Y (EXEC) WllTll/111 T . '"*"' IC latltt 21' e cyt d ... Nwpc 178--1544~ ....
1-spm. only. 145-707i P/tlfM. Apply In Pt'M>f1 at :::'.,:S:'*'1m1or:.1~ tfiM~~1,~f.i11r' 11 '76 dordlnl elec\ric
Salee c~~"::!a:~,:~~~ ~ef~ A,:.~:'t, M4-0900 °' 751-1193 WANTED: 22-2t· OLDfR 118 &QW 8381. irJIY 11ini. eunroor. hardtop. racing
AN OHIO OIL CO. offere Aallatant with excellent latrll dble ~ or ot"-r to r• aharp, 1AET35t. Only Meta, ale, pi t , llkt MW
high Income, plu• caah lkllJs..RtalealatellcenM Walter, Waltre,10, lt•lqt•t 1111 etort,Wlth/wlthoutWOtk· SA395.527·9094 13300/080.8~131
bonultt, btntflte to or wllllng to obtain. BulbOyl, Hetrlenctd. e _ _ Ing eng. 145-1720 twe 178 2002 tuntoof amtfm l
mature peraon In Otano-lnterHUng variety of Privett club. arled d•y anon E! 1 oamera Int cOnd l5e0olOBO •
County ar ... Regard.... duties, with Potential for l ewnlng •hlfl•. tncl\16-w/50mm leM & ceM. ti, 4 :.0•5383 evu 759•1558 178 Bret, xlnt concf.. nu
of tlCperlenc:e, write T.J, advancement. Salary Ing wHktndl. Call. 1175/obo. 673·11155 . 27' eoron:CJO, filgfilY up. 1 • batt. & clutch. 12000.
Reed, Al1*1can Lub<I-125,000-$30,000. Call 49e·5TIT for appt. Fni te ft• llU graded for orulalng, huge e 1 BMW. 3201 S·Pac:tcage. 775-4102 ,.., 530-1411
canta Co .• Box 428. Day-752-2222 Wanted A~upunturl1t for C41bln, many xtru. Xlnt Pert oond., $12,000 or :T II t1lt
ton. Ohio 45'0l. SharP-lntllf .. led In youth dlagnotll & tr .. tment of ..... lrwt llttt• cOnd, Shep 499--4794 t>Mt oHr. 494-7925 aft s . n ST Of =
..... education-making money pallenu w i th •o· w/blu9eyes.~T-tet8 CuatomSantana30 M00t-BMW '82 3201 S·Pkg. 71ll cellea d , tic~ ale' OIUIW llYILITlll Call Judy 768~1717 cupuncturt, moxlbua-• tut Ing avllll 12 baoi Miii, blk/bf.k.. air, Alpine. nt eotlnew, p'aint ' tit••
Aggreulve, auraotlve, lion, cupping & herbt. extru 540-1077 am/Ml, C..s. anr1, rec. mags. b gold ' atlarp'
fflf-atartlng Individuals llHPHl/PUID Need BA In any health Antq. dining table · · 1t1. new Plrtlllt, $12,900 clutehs~· 957-0420 ·
46 Inactive State nffded for executJve Forklift Expetlenoe fltld, plu1 1 yr pr.ctlcel w/extendlng luV98 & 4 SABOT ell 1&111, t10QlnQ or uaum IM. 760-3875 _econ __ . -----r:r-=-
47 Kmdol l evel u l ee . Cill BAKEAHYOAO 2441S tralnlf1G lnaccupunture.4 chr1 SA60. Sofa tat>tt, llkenew$450. 720·l18•f Tri••&• 171 33 Cheated
34 Relatives
6 Conveys 28 On the briny
7 Pearl Buck 29 Office
37 Study
38 Accumulate
39 Fork part
40 Welcome -
4 1 Overhaul
character supp hes
8 USSR river 30 Discolor
9 Spark stream 31 Blunt
10 Beet ty~ 3-3~1orpieee
11 Subjugation 35 Concerning
48 ~~tt~r~~~:r s:~7s21·8702 lor appl SdN:~&~"':·R~an1p8:~A~:LP. =e-tU~~on~ ~i~~rlfn ~~::,~ i~~: 'i;;..' 1111 701; $_ . l~"s~3ROOGOS>dobOHMd7"'°20';11tiQne:n-
so Placer. e g GOOD MONEY s 1600 ay eves. or OY9' II\ L.eouna.J1W,a. Callt.---.. om I 167ni;;'oe Arrow 11' 178 1 -v v
_,1 Creator of MONTHtY'M1NtUVM Raequetb8tt W°"'1 Ol11 S2500 aalary per month . .,_,15.m &I 302V8 OMC 175 lmmae llW '14 321 · -7-2-SP-1-TF-IRe. new Int ,
42 Took an oath
43 The -
12 Discharge 36 Beverage
LtllleSheba guarantee Seltmollvattng Monty 962-l3T4 Send this ad & your r• FORSALE 780-8189 cond.· $5500 'FIRM lOTtOL--ltfrt• wire wneets/GTI hood.
53 Stile part person, I t500 to S2SOO a Steve's Oetalllng Is l"OO'k-sume to Job •9032. P.O. CORNER GROUP H/645-8814 W/S.8· 1182 Rea.•y lo~medlltt Cata $1000 875-4273
54 Numerical week. Immediate open-Ing ror'resp & motivated Box 885, Sec Ca 95804 w/parquet tbl, llke new. ---------~-..., 13 Dog lreats 38 Dress parts
Cometh
45 Rather
18 Existed 39 Bilateral
23 Bullnng cry 4 1 Lab vessels
1ngs. wlll tr11n Fast grow-individuals for detailing & Not later than April 11. ,225. a..4_9878 eves '82 16 It Weltcran Bow dellvery Vtlbwl_Jta
preh>1 Ing company, room for carwashing 760-6900 1984 Alder 70hp Evin. w/trlr. 'l'OUl•1J1t>Ot•IWBMwt1 ... .,, ·69VW'FXst8XcK.Cooila
55 _East advancement Call Mr. COUCH,Forestgrn,$125 Mlntcond.Uaed8X'1.Pvt s1•ur & runs good Alma 46 Teapol parts
48 Surles abbr
49 Slow mus
25 -capita 42 Tosspot
26 -du Lac 44 Hew
58 Corrode Martin at 971-4601 Wiii PllO(Slll 5 PC OAK DIN. SETS 175 pty. $6500, 673· 7 449 . S850/obo. 673_6851 STUDEUTS Newport Beach Office of 3 BENTWOOD TBLS S75 0 59 Unfasten Salesperson•· full/time ft an establllhed L.A. law 662-2244, e.tS-5359 fllarbt Eteip. BMW '70 vw BUG rbft eng new Poet New designer boutlQue. 10 YHR II k 1 - -bl d Fashion Isl. Must have rm see 1 an exper -Dining tbl/6 chrs. 2 leafs. I IP Jtltaltl 1221 Urea/battery. ue, g
-----.------11 12 13 exp.&rels. 760-9333 SlllHJllSIOWll :~~~d p~~t~~~g Vt~~ w oo d , g..d cond . 548-4934 l4o 1444 cond S1800 650-4831
27 Food source 45 Yacht part
16
19
56
60
63
Sales We have openlnge for ator. Excellent salary & $175/obo, 5-6925 AVON + 2 HP OB 10' • '71 Fstbk. S1350. Rblt
TEXAS OIL COMPANY boys & glrls between benefit•. PleaM call Hldeabed, queen, floral, Aedseal. floor board•. Parts Department Is now trans, generator, nu bau.
needs mature person t2-t6 veers old working Marian Morgan. xlnt, $200/obo. 893-2188 oars, sea11 1973, good open on Saturdays. lO gd trana. Q64-4053
MIF to sell full line ol high ~~~~ln~on&ey.sa:~~say~ (213)621·9800 condition 1550. 8' FG ~~c~pm lor your conve-•75 Rabbit 40r, 4tp. grn,
quality fubr1cant1 to bonuses. Call JtLI aatt4 SI S I llf flllnllE Tri-Hull Ilk• new, oars nu motor, pert, 1 owner manufacturing, trucking, • LES 957-8133 S-400. Bob Duke. Bus/ $1550, 786-9604 construction and farm Mr Rountree Practical nurte, mature, 831-0190 Hml 644-9S30
customers Protected IU· lOU seeks FIT de.,. Have King size Watllfbed, compt --------M Fri 10 3 •-$75 obo. 6-42-9636 eve Until May tat. Introductory territory, thorough train-on -am-pm trans Rel• 6.t4-8065 offer. 9.5 aux dtlNI an·
Ing program. C-t SS S Lg formal draw leaf table, glne complete s1550 22 For personal Interview. SWITCHBO'"AD I I 4 cane bk chra. matble d 1 1 " aux else eng ne com. send work history to F_B. OPERATORS Tri-level cat house, xlnt toP t>Yffet $275 432-8547 plete s2300. fnitallatlon
Lins, Southwestern Pet-For swing & graveyard crpt S35 640-7817 aft. 5 Maple dining room set, gd avail. 1caru1 Marine
roleom. BolC 789, Fort shltts. lull & pan time ~I SSIO c 0 n Cl . t b I e / 6chr11. 542-9060
Worth. TX 7610t. work avail Call 642-3013 _ $100/makeolr. 751·7105 1~-----
Sandwlch shop, PIT chon Frlse, AKC. male, leat fllaiat.
counter help 955.1247 T&JLOR 10 mo $350 673·5376 Oek Table. 6 Chair•. Side-ltmct 7020
7 FI T Experlenc;e llttfn~ --, board. VaJue 2.000 Wiii
&ar«R
Salff..Servloe-Leulng
S,.1l1Hll11l1
11,.,. .. ltlhery
Excellent Selection of New
and Carefully prepared
Uled BMW'I always In
Stock
or 97 t-1 39 Good pay Apply Sousa & OOWrm&n Puppies. pure-Sell $1, 150. 640--0255 HARBOR DIVERS C1ean1
SCTY PI T for salelman, 1 Co Ask for Joaquin 621 bred. S 150 ea 546-7035 boat bottoma & replaces 208 w tst. Santa Ana 131-3171
'75 RABBIT: brand new
clutch, brakes & tlr .. s 1600. 786-3460
·77 Westphalia Camper
Lo ml. gd cond. Tent
$5400/ob0.67~-2837
'79 BUG CONVERTIBLE
WHITE. with 2 TOPS
$6000. 888-2606
·79 Seer. Afr, Snrl, Ssp,
Blaupt, $4600, eve 6-46-
9126 dys 975 0921, xi 23t d I k t Ill S ··e" S ... T ti -Sofa & loveteat w/matctl •fnk plate• at "Our Ct ·--' S d ay w . ype, •. nr o t. ste ,.., us n Golden Retriever Pups. chr & ottoman, brn tones. • 1 o-.. un ay
17th/Irv NB. 631-5338 73t-7151 Outstanding pedigree. xlnt cond. s275 974_2554 ~:~e . ·~~~e~~~n'ra~!~i :::::::::::::::::: ·s:0~"";~:n~~~~~s!f~:~
Seamstreu Pl.T for r eactier -Over too Champs reat Certified & Llceneed. LARGE SELECTION OF bra. blaupunkt stereo, pets. $350, 493-6861 Sola & loveseat w/loose alter 1t1ons In dress shop, Prt·IChHI Tt1tll1r cushions & pillows, hardly (714) 848-0792 NEW & USED BMW'S! 62K ml. xlnt cond. $8750
m/f 631-3332 Nwpt Bch 6 unjts E C.E. or exp. reQ. llLIH RmlEYEI used, brn shades, will sell "'u=~-.......,hc-=---r--1--=7=3~ Liil IUOI llW obo. 754-1097
Secreatr y eatabllahed $4/hr C.M 642-9181 AKC. PUPPIES 6.t2-732S $415. 974-2584 VOLUME SALES '82 Vanagon camper, like
construction Co. ts seek-26boat for sale w/SS h SERVICE & LEASING new, auto, AIC, AM/FM Ing a secretary for 1 per-TOOMER Keeshound AKC Beaut. Sofa, love seat, chair & Newport mooring 3670N.CherryAve. ca s s . S 12.90 0
son office position Must PI T or FIT Out ol state 2'~ yrs. Travel req. Free foot rest: xlnt cond, s 14,500 540-0408 LONG BEACH 1•987_0338 be experlenc...,. In pay-credential ok. 646-1444 to gd home 499-5538 brown, beige & cream. 1------...,,...,,,..,,._--=-=-,,,.. (No. Cherryexlt-405) ""' S215. 839-2306 40'0FF SHORE MOOR-roll, accounts recetvable -te-lem_a_r-ke_tl_n_g_ Lahso Apso puppies. 9 ING FOR SALE & BOAT <llt) 111·1110
and general office. Salary MUPI weeks old. M/F. AKC reg. Watert>ed. king, $85. Wiii 2131873_3535 eves. 1'rade-ln1 Welcome
compensated with ability. A t 11 pe 'd 0 wlll Show quality. S 175/up dellvec. 675-3472 eves OPEN SEVEN DAYS
Send reply to Dally Piiot PP se er. ex r r 963-8030 iicycln I012 ---------train PM shift Salary • G1r111 •-)11 _,..,.....,, .... ____ ~ Ad "12, P.O. Box 1560. H .,. --------~-bonus 838-9935. all 4pm Wanted Fem Queensland Mizutani Super Seraph 10 atiaa 5100 Costa Mesa. Ca. 92627
Heeler lo breed or fO epd, mint cond. 23-24", -~1•7•1 •o!'l!!A•f""u"'S'!"N~2""4"'o•z-Sf011ETlllY /UEOITIYE TEUPIHE C&WH keep 673-8457 C11t1 flltu 6124 appraised S900-+. S550
;;8....,•l .. 1 .... W .... 1-.•t...,.t4 ____ s .... 1 oo .... Btlp Waatt4 5100 Btlt W11tt4
MODELS Lingerie Shop
nds models & pi t sales
clerk )(per pret 548-6444
Models Male/Female
PUT/TllE
Wd111"1r Oily 9am to 5pm Driving.
REAL ESTATE
llST&IT llCOIE
Fountain Valley & Hunt.-WE NEED NEW FACES rngton Beach. to verify
For placement 1n modeling newspaper dehvery Re-
Rental agent ne«led for
busy beach office lo
begin today Call Pam.
675-4630
1obs 1n Orange County 11able auto necessary SS HW Ytll WHT per hour plus mileage
BURR WHITE
REALTOR. IMC.
67S-4630 I HCJ Daily Piiot. 330 W Bay T... t :I Apply 1n person al The
l•·I II Costa Mesa See Mr Restaurant
llYH/lllYH Clyde Barrow_ EOE OOllTH HELP
Over 21. clean dr1vjng re-- -11 30am-1 30pm $5 hour
cord c I ea n cut P&HIU CLERIC Call George 2 30-4 30pm
courteous strong, VERY E)(perienced EKcel com· only, 432-0677
RELIABLE' 6 50· 1370 pany benefits and eKcel ftrcrnlOllST blwn 8am-6pm working conditions ~ ~
* llHHY PHSOI* Exp'd or horticultural
background 842-6866
PAINTER
Exper'd. own trans
Call Wayne 751-9103
P&RTTllE
LHA&.CIMllH Start at $7 45 seeking 11
H S grads. U S citizens.
hard workers Need auto
Call 3-8PM
Hunt Bch 964-2890
Apply 1n person_ Un1ver-FIT. Phones. typing. som.e
s1ty Oldsmobile 2850 Okkpg C M 546-1730
Harbor Bl. Costa Mesa Receptionist/General Of-
PHT COITllOL TE-CM-lice for growing bottle water company Good Leading local pest control phone p ersonality.
company needs route non-smoker Will train
1echn1c1an for steady JOb Apply 1n person
We train No experience 17842 Cowan_St. lrvlne
necessary Call Char11e. llrcrnllllST 9-12am, at 979-6021 ~ ~
PET A nENOANT -busy For law office. light ac-counting good typing Laguna Beach kenr.e11 skills & good phone per-
part time. start $4 50/hr sonality Call 644-5292
494-01 42 btwn 8-5PM
••••••• Pr1nttng RECEnlHIST PART-TIME vaned hours 15MT POSITIOI Pleasant telephone man-
to include early A M N B print shop Wiii Hain ners and typing skills
weekends MuSI have de-Fem prel 644_8233 reQ d Excellent OP-pendable vehicle (small __ portuntty Call C M I
truck van station 673-5187
wagon) lo assist news-PROMOTIOll RECEPTIOllST
paper dealer m Irvine Can you Real Estate Investment
aree Musi be depen-Spare 3 hrs nighlly? professional at11tude.
debit Contact Greg Are you appearance required, light Hyde~ ?nday thru Friday Well groomed typing 549-2988
betweer 9 30 and IO 30 dependable
a.m only 642-4321 and self motivated? ft1c191tl11l1t/Frt Ofc
IO llLLIH ·-i ft.010 Sunday on:y. 598 Wendy :.ves 642-9611-~~ $3500 78,000 ml~~-4593 Immediate opening for ex-
perienced (5-7 years
m1n1mum) lnd1v1dual in
last peoed, plusfl COl'Pf>f-
ate olflce Must have pro-
less1onal appearance
and attitude Top skills
and pleasant phone man-
Full or Part time Need de-nat tats • 70 K C 014 -Lane 642-39 . enmore ••~rs pend able people $4 Anllque Roll Top Desk, wshr/dryr $45 ea. Water-1 '73 240Z· all orig, 69,000 ---------hr tup 850-1264 high back swivel chair bed ~tereo lamp -etc. 81 -dr comm I camper ml. very clean_ S390Q_ T~elep-hone Sates S2000 650-0744 · · • shell for 7 sml trunkbed 650-8145
--Yard Sale Sal/Sun 8-4 St50 530-8255 ----ll&Lll5 FOii IOLUllS Beaut t946 Wurlitzer Juke 255 Costa Mesa St '76 280Z, illnt cond. orig
Earn$l OO-Sl.OOOper wk box mdl 1015, restored 650-6016 Perrrs Valley cmpr for 1ml owne<, low mileage. new
vPayGuarantee SSOOO 536-7388 truck $250 obo 751-4979 tires, stick shift blue
..... Trainees no exper nee A I' -11 Baat. Bar Mar 14 llltterc-ln/ $5400 546-3341 ne r r e Qulred
Lega111tnanc1a1 eK ·
peroence helplul Submit
resume & salary reQutre-
ments to Personnel
1111 Town & Country Ad.
suite 16. Orange 92668
SECRETARY FOii
&PPll&llll OFFICE
Accurate 1yp1st160 wpm.
busy phones/good tele
phone skills Udo VIiiage
673-9389. betwn 10-3PM
SECRETARY
needed Good office skills
Newport Beach develop-
ment company Call Pat
975-0299
SECRETARY
Newport Beach develop·
ment co e)(ec needs ex·
..... Early AM hrs 6· 12 H lHCft 16642 tNTREPIOIPCH '•
..... Hrghe51 Comm1ss1on lllf~tr &rt1 lf91llHH SAT 9_3 Clothes. wgt. Iron ScMttrl 1011
""No nights or wknds Ref rig Service Aecond r11hng, misc. rare finds, '75 ELSINORE MT 250.
If both energetic & bnght Sales Guar 549-3077 30 amp boat power cord runs $250 eve 642-9636
ca11Cra1g957-1062 F u -$65 .. L ' 6"16 '81HONDA250 before 1pm 16' reezer pnght ,.ICalltrJ «i THREE WHEELER
-r 559-6546 wOOd lathe, band saw. TELEPMOIE S&L~S 2-dr 9 cu It refrigerator 10" table saw. Jolnter. 650-4593
'OM ofc needs phone $100 548-1233 eves · drill press, metal lathe & '81 YAMAHA MAXIM
callers ror M A D D ben-vertical mtll. hydraulic Mint Condition eflt show. PIT days/eves '84 Frigidaire. 22 cu It, press bench lathe & 851 -1188 E~p or unexp S4/up hr frost proof, side by side. benc'h rnlll m isc -.81 YAMAHA YZ80 754-1941 3 door. glass shelves. 630_45 10 ·
almon. valentine gift, to __ _,....,,__,,, Good cond. hardly ridden TELEPMOIE SALES big 1or us, paid s 1165, flliactllHHH 6211 s2001obo. 964-2382
with outgoing personality sac. $965 OBO 644-7676 F 1 9 It Id 1 MOTORCYCLE RENTAL
who en1oys dealing with Olshwasher:--Kenrnore ~°akelr i~50 . ~Bo ste':i HONDA XA 500
the public over the tele-$50 848·8935 k I h S60 9 9-18H $50 a day. 641 -9826 phone Hours are 9am to __ _ des w c r ~
2pm Tues -Fri Apply In Frigidaire washer. brown. King George the VI Two ~rson 1660 Placentia S 175, & elec dryer, S 125 Schllllng pcs Circulated.
Av Costa Mesa. 5 yrs old f59-9109 fair condition Sets of 5
New '83 Hond1 Odyseey.
elc starter. custom roll
bar $1550 673--0627
per 1 en c e d a s s · 1 Rec191tl11l1t
Architectural or con-, Part ti•• GAS RANGE wl dbleoven.
MOdern Maid, very clean
$200 650-4186
194 7-51 s 10 650-4596 Trailers,
Trani 1024 MAllC ISLAID
-- --lifetime Membership I HY &PPU&IOH s 1500 <S3500 vaiuel
LES 957-8133 546-5120 545-0814
st ruction firm back-Newport Beach firm needs
ground desired Good Aecepionist/Phone Op-
secrelar1a1 and adm1n1s-erator with out going pe1-
tr at 1ve skills reQ d I sonaltty& pleasant phone
65wpm 957-0700 Marilyn voice no typing reQutred 1--------~ Mclane 20" Mower. self propelled, front throw. 2
SECRET&llY g~111(J~;~~~7~.~~6M For ClauJfled Ad HP Briggs & Stratton Part1t1me. tor plumbing ACTION eng $220 2 H.P. Edger
contractor 646-1185 Keep the home lrres burn-Call 1 S 115 Factory tuned up
SECRET ARY part time for mg lhlS w1n1er Fill vour Dally Piiot 673-7568
121 Travel TraUer. sfps ~.
gas refrige, 3 burner &
oven. tollet. awning
$1500 549-2486
'84Nomad Century 5th
whl trailer. mdl 2360 23
P T never u sed
546-5968 for appt
1111 lolEIU'S SOUTH
COUITY
ISIZI
11WEWIUIOT
IE lllEISILI
Volume Sales. Servk:e
BILL YATES
1 VW-PORSCHE
-...Jn Ju.111 l .q11,1r.111"
837·4800493.4511
80 Cpe de VIiie. xlnt cond.
low mt, air shocks. new
tires & brakes. trailer
hitch & lots of extras
$8900. 963· 7843 wkdys,
962-3138 eves ' AD-VISOR -Arcnltects olllce 1n CdM ltrewood needs by look· a..2_5678 Prestigious Charter Mem-
T yp1ng hllng & phones • n g 1 n c I a s s 1 t I e d bershlp to John Wayne
760-3820 642-5678 Tennis Club_ $700 Call
Tour America thle And Leasing
aummer. Must sacrifice! 18711 Beach Blvd NABERS Beautiful German Trailer Huntington Beac;h
• Do you For Optometrist, PIT
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TUESDAY. APRIL 10, 1984'
Valley :w;nan nea~
POITcecapture two suspects in Idaho:
men freed after char es reduced to battery
By STEVE MARBLE
OftMO..,Pllolt ....
posting bail.
who had accused G1lmor( of being a
child molester. were discovertd at-
temptina to pull the victim off the
ground usi ng a rope tossed over a tree
branch. -
Rogetll.. ~cDonald. 44. and Buster
111111m
.ly
----A -cnmtntt~plarnragamsr two
Idaho men accused of trying to lynch
a Fountain Valley resident have been
ceduced to batter) rharges and both
have been rtleased from jail after
Keith J. Gilmore. a 36-year-old
.f OllDUWLY.aU.ey ... m.an-Wbo...wa.Hic-
scribed as a wandering evangelist.
was discovered Saturday night in
Kootenai County, Idaho. wtth a
noose around hts neck..
J. Sanchez 32.....ociginaUy we~r
rested on suspicion of attempted
murder. Officers said the men beat
Gil more before draggina him to a.
wooded area whe~ the alleged at-
tempted lynching occurred.
··1 charaec;S them with agravated
~ltcry ~u~ there isn't enouah
infonftat1on to ~uppon attempted
murder cha~... explained Glen
Walker. t~ county's prosecuting
allomey. '"Who knows what the>
~reeffy-p~o-1to?'' ----
Walker dcscn~d the episode as
··somethinl you don't hear about
every day and said the two men
could uh1matel~ be stntenced to IS yea~ in state pnson ror thr-charges.
Coast
Ory rot might sink Sea
Scout's aging sailing
ship, the Argus./ A3
An Orange County
woman has won $1
million In suit over in-
surance company delay
In paying her claim./ A3
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California
Reagan team backs
Southern California
water project.I AS .
Complete Oscar Night
stories and photo-
graphs. I AS, 82
Nation
Mondale, Hart and Jack-
son await results of Penn-
sylvania voting tonight.
/AS
Two grannies are re-
leased from jail after
judge charges them with
contempt of court.I AS
World
The Soviet Union Is rais-
ing the salaries of Its
t.achers./ AS
Failed coup In Cameroon
left hundreds dead and
Injured./ A4
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Mind&Body
Start dental care early to
save money later, advises
Or. Biiiion, pedo-
dontlst. /81
Health officials predict
the late-motherhood
boom will beget an
epidemic of breast
cancer./82
Sports
Former Orange Coast
College pit'cher Rich
Dunn wants to prove
something to his
ex-coach./C1
The Orange County
South All-Star football
team is announced and
it's loaded with All-CIF
stars./C1
Ex-Orange Coast College
star Dan Quisenberry is
rated the best relief er in
baseball, but he's the
only one who doubts
it. /C3
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Business
COMDEX organizer says
computer technology
changes coming fast and
furious./ 8S
Name PSA's new plane
and you and your friends
get a free trlp./85
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INDEX
Bridge 84
Bulletin Board A3
Business BS
Callfornla News A,.
ClauUled C6-8
Comics B4
Crouword C8
Death Notices C4
Help YourHlf B2
Horoscope C7
Ann Landers B2
Mind and Body B 1-2
Mutual Fund• BS
National New• A4
Opinion A8
Police Log A3
Public Notices C4-5
Sport• c1.,.
Televlllon 83
"rhea tars 83
Weather A2
World News A43
Authorities said the two attackers.
No room for argument
Newport Beach police offtcer Geart• 8tanopoal• orden
two •u•pecta to the &round In the 400 block ofE. 19th Street
in C08ta Me.a aboat 1:11 p.m. Monday. The man on the
right, Leonel Loren~. 38, of Santa Ana, wu arreeted for
C&ITJlDI a concealed .4'~lter pa.tot. Be wu beld pe~dlnC $5,000 ball. The drl•er, llarlo Urnaauno of Dana
Point, wu releuecl widaoat beln& cbaraed. Police •topped
the two men after they were ecen Ouldi&a a weapon.
HB cops nab thugs who tied up family
By PHIL SNEIDERMA N
01 llM DllllJ 1>1101 ttan
Police have arrested four men who
allegedl) forced their wa y into a
Huntington Harbour home. lied up
four adults and a 5-year-old girl. and
looted the residence as two other
small children slept.
Moments after the robbers Oed
Monda) morning from the Pierson
Dnve home. one '1ct1m freed herself
from the nrckt1c used to bind her and
notified authorities. Huntington
Heach police LL Jim Walker said .
Officers arrested the four suspects
minutes later. he said.
Jenny Teraoka. 36. told police she
was helping her parents pack for their
return trip to central California when
she heard a knock on the front door at
6:30 a.m. When she opened the door.
she saw two strangers and tried to
relock 11.
But a third man. armed with a gun.
appeared and the three forced their
way inside the home.
The men tied up Teraoka. husband
3 youngsters held
in FV crime spree
By ROBERT BARKER 01 llM Dally Piiot tlaft
Three Fountain Valle) boys -
aged 9. IO and 13 -arc facing charges
that include burglar). felon)' \an·
dalism and attempted arson afte1
mounting a crime ')prcc that began
last Tuesda~ 1n a quiet neighborhood
The bovs looted and wreaked
destrucuon 1n 10 homes and con·
domin1ums. according to police in·
'es11gators. The) alleged!) struck at
one residence four times.
"The) "-Crr knowkdgeablc and
entered homes during da) 11me hours
through dogg1e doors or b) prying
open "1ndo"s:· Fountain Valle)
police detective Dar~ I Nance said
toda). "They were local neigh·
borhood kids on a crime spret\ ··
The bovs -two are brothers -
were cer,-Ying a BB gun when the}
were apprehended Monda} b) a
homeowner on La Quinta Circle
whose homr had been burglarized.
The BB gun was believed stolen from
his residence. Nance said.
The man detained th e three ~oung
stcrs un11I police arrned. The bo}s
adm1ttrd burglar1z1ng con·
domin1ums and houses 111 th e Green
Valk} housing deH•lopment near
Ward Strret and Slater.\' enur. The\
also "-Orked their wa) "-CSL alkgcdl;
burglarizing homes nrar the poller
(Pleaae aee KIDS/ A:;l)
Tom. 37. their 5·year·old daughter
and Mrs. Teraoka's parents. Helen
and Ken Yamamoto. 59 and 66. The
intruders then ransacked the home.
taking about S3.000 in jewelry and
video-recording equipment wh ile
two other Teraoka daughters. ages 3
and 7. slept through it all. Walker
said.
None of the v1ct1ms was harmed
though paramedics later checked
Helen Yamamoto. who has hean
problems. She was not hosp11ahzed.
Walker said.
The bandi ts left" 1th1n 20 minutes.
Shortly thercaftl"r. police stopped a
vehicle matching the descri ptton of
the car Mrs. Teraoka gave them.
Walker said. The arrest was made on
Bolsa Chica Street near Westminster
A venue. just a few blocks from the
San Diego 'l=reewa).
Placed 111 Huntington Beach C'1tv
Jail on susp1c1on of armed robber)
were Curtis Lee Mike. 19.
Christopher Brown. 22. Tro~ E.
Johnson. 22: and Dela"an R. John-
son (no relation). 23. Walker !>aid.
The four. all residents of Long Beach.
were held in hcu ofS25.000 bail each
O..,Net ,.... • ., -......11..,,..,
One of four trees destroyed bjllteen-age vandal• at C08ta
Mesa park.
Defendant's health 1
subject of concern
By STEVE MARBLE
OllMO.., ...........
A coun hearing in a Huntington
Beach alleged murder-for-hire ease
has been delayed two months because
one of the three people linked to the
killing is physically unable to face the
charges. .
Jeanette Lynn Hughes. accused of
plotting the death o(her husband to
collect S500;000 in insurance money.
has been in and out of a count)
hospital since her arrest Jan. 11 .
A preliminary hearing for tht
29-year-old woman and two other
defendants-was-continued-until Jum
18. All three~ppcarcd bnefly in W~st
Oran~ Municipal Coort Monday .
.. She has very serious back prob-
lems and wouldn't be able to hold up
dunna a prellminaf) hcarin& that I
expttt will take up to t9.0 9.ttks:·
said Don Rubright. the woman's
Newport Beach attome)'.
.. This isn't a laW}cr plo} ... he
added. "She ma\ ha\e 10 ha ve
surgel). She's in a 'great deal of pain
and. of course. she's 'el) depressed."
Hughes and a man she v.as alleged
to have been romant1call) '"'olved
with are suspected of plotting the Jan
I 0 shooting death of James D.
Hughes. a 37-)car-o.ld computer engi-
neer.
James Hughes was shot twice in the
head as he slept 1n a master bedroom
of the couple's Lakeside La ne house.
Hughes. who said she "'as sleeping
nellt to her husband when he was
t..1lled. told poli~ the shooting was
the work of a burglar v.ho hit her 1n
the face and then took their brown
TO}Ota to nee.
Minutes after the shooting was
reported. Huntington Beach oohcc
(Pleue aee REAIUNG/ A2)
Tree vandals
must pay for
destruction
By KAREl'i E. KLEIN
Of , ... Delly Piiot Itel!
.\trio uf high <.chool students who
alkgedl~ l hopped do"•n four "alu-
ahk tn:c~ -at Tanager Part.. 1n Costa
\1e~ 0' er the . wttkend will be
l'harged for the more than S 1.000
damagl' the) cau\ed. according 10
Da' c \lkema. superintendent of
pad,, and parl..v.a~\ for lhc cit)
T hn.·r ( o<.ta \ksa teen-agers. 1n-
l lud1ng tv.o JU\l'n1les and I 9·)car-old
Rodm·' D C1ood. "-t'~ arrested
\unj:ia' and charged w11h malicious
.,,r.,lhtel in the 1nc1d'11. Costa Mes.a
ixihl"e n:ponC'd
.\11>.ema "11d one coa I r~~ood.
.itiout ~o lt:ct Lall and thrtt ca"°
(PleaH eee TUB/ A2)
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Property tax Priest slaying: Accident or m ur,dei:?.~·-..:....-1
due tonight M t f -kill r Seal Beach police pressed their gered strong rcacuons from auom')
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QVe Q ree e tnVCStlgltlOn Of the attack. sa)ing the IO\IOhed in the 0ng1nal trtal. arouses controversy assa1lantshouldfaceamurdercharge Orange Count} Pubhc DtfcndCJ
On Feb. 27. 1980. one da)' after tht PHIL Ronald Butler who r~pt~~rued throughout COUnty pncst's "cath. Seal Beach officers pnng. bche\CS the ruhl'\I 1$ lont
----arrested Ronald "Bud" pnng. 33. of O\.crdue JUSlltt. He had ara~ Wl
lt.wnsacnmethatsentshock"'a"c Lona Beach, chara1ng he was the SIEIDEllAI Spnng dad not intend to sen~)'
throu&h Oranac Count)" motorc)'chst who struck DohcM) harm thc pne'it. Butler still ~lat"
On Feb 9, 1980. a helmeted man The death stunned Orange Count) the chain ofc\enucan be \it~cd •
on a motorc)'cle approached the ~ar ~1dents who had trouble under· tragic accident -not cold--btoockd
kttchen door of a Seal Beach rectory standma how a man rould stnkc a murder Wtth the help of h.i\ famtly
and began talking with Father FeltA pnest. particularly the humble. for-and communtt) rc~urcn. pnna
Dohcrt)" 64. of St. Anne'" Cathohc g1vina clerar man dl'scn~d b" v.ill be able to re\.Ume • produc11\'t
Church Doherty's pan h1onef" · can manslauahter hfe Butler prNt t
ccording to poltct accounts. the On pnl 27. 1981. an Orang<' the appeah roun ordered 'ipnna. Rut C1ucfOrpu1~ Ot\tn t >\ttorney
pnc t uked the man to walk around County upenor Court JUT) took lcs\ now 37 returned to Orange ( ount~ Jame\ Ennaht. w o supcn 19'(1 lhc
to the front rectory door Instead. the than fh c hours to find "pnnggu11t) or from the \ahfom1a Men's< olon' in pro ut1on of ~nna. btl~\C\ t!w
man tned 10 fortt h1 wn y into thr sccond-dtartt murder Judae Jame an Lu1'I Obi po for ~~ntcneina. ~ngmal JUI) "C K:t -.-. vahd, l~
kitchen. When Dohcn tried to K Turner sentenced him to a P.nson The rettntmc1na '" e11ptttl'd the c.-nd 'ipnna struck the pn"t -nb
prevent him from entenn&. thc term of b(twten IS )'cars and hfc of th1<1 month "-hen Judge Turner mur\)crou intention H bcht'
mo1orcychst punchc.-d the pne'lt an thr But the four-~ear-old C'a~ ha\ return'\ from an O\C""CI \.OC'atton. ~.hc appeal\ c:oun ma~ .be Kilff\I free
fol't'head and left taken a new twist. Two Wttks ago. the-The m1);1mum penah~ for in· a ~~ngffOu\Jv Wbrd n'4ivo
One week later. the priest ~ollapstd Founh Dl'ltnct Court of Appeal 1n voluntal) man laua,hter 1s four ~cars UBI •
into a coma Hr wH taken to a nta l\na nMd 1htrt wa tn uffic1cnt B«au~ 'ipnna hi' all'('Alh httn 1n Onh time ~•II tell w.h1 rcattt
ho pttal. where he died 1y.oo wceki. ev1den« 10 eonv1et prma of St"l-' ('Ustcxi' mort than four H'tar\ he " com-ct But a f'e\ of lhf QM
lfttcrofcompltcat1onsusoc1a1cd with ond-dcarec murder The 1hrec-Judgc e\ptctNi to t'C \Ct•~ f'1.'\cal\ thai the C'tCnli .1Unound1"1
1hc hlo" l)Jnel reduced the C'hargc to 1n' olun· iht' ilPf'l'AI' cnun ful•n(t ha' tnf· (Pl ... Pll.IUT/AI) • .
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A8 * Orange eo.st DAILY PILOT /Tuetday, April 10, 198'4
) urors an ('o~tu Mesa d t>ntast T o n )
Proto pappas'· Orange Count\ Su-
perio r C'oun murder tnal were· JI' en
th.: remaandl'r o f the w~k off Mon-
da~ after nn undisclosed hatch in the
legal prOC'ctdangs forced the tnar~
dtla).
Judge Luis ('ardcnas dirttttd the
• PoliGe are hunttng tor three men who robbed a HuntlngtOf'I Beach ~Monday• he wes ~•ring to mae aaubstanttaf bank ~t.
~-!he robbery occurred at 12:45 pm. outsldt the Baok of Ameuc&
onice at 10121 Adamt Ave.
Aooordlng to potlce, a 49.year.old employ• ot Nattonal Lumber.
19122 Broot<hurst St .. was carrying a depotit bag wtth aboUt $20,000 In
checks and cash Into the bank with a fellow employee when two men
c•me up behind him and grabbed the bag.
Police said the.sJore ecnployee struggled briefly with t_he_!!ttm)letQJ._.
tbey.tled-Wtttl-the ~to. weitfngtlghtbtue c-onve-ftfb e. where a thlrzm n
was waitlnQ in the driver's seat. The trio then sped away from the see
No weapons were displayed
The I~ included about $3,200 In Gash and more than $16. !h
checks. according to police . The store employ" was not hurt In v· •
struggle. police said
12-mcmbcr JUI)' to return ncu Mon·
dav ancr mtcuna in chamber'$ with
both prose<'uuon and defense at·
tornt)S
"We netd a wttk to work on this
pro bll'm and so lvl' 11." Carde nas told
Jurors.
Howe' er. neither C'ardtnas. Depu-
ty District Attorney James C lo ninger
nor Protopappas defense attorneys
Robert Tuller and Hollis Oyer would
d iscuss thr reason for thl' delay.
Tuller and l>)'er commented o n l)
that the) e'pccted thl' trial to re ume
Monda} as schcdukd.
Protopappas. 38. was charged "11h
second-deiret' murder after three
patients died follo wing treatment at
has high-' olume Costa Mesa ch nae as
a result o f the alleged misuse of
&l'Ot'ral ant•sthetac drug!>.
Since -h1~ arr~st IMt )'l"81', tht-"'
Laguna Beach resident has remained
frt•e on $250.000 baa I.
.\ 11ornl'' s ha' c cs11matt•d the trial.
\.\hac h \\a; cntt'rll1g II'> third \\Cl'k.
''ould ta l..t• lxt\.\Cen e1gh1 and 12
\\l't•I.., tu rom pkll'
iins ... HEARING DELAYED ... ~om Al
c;'uon nt·Jr '\l:lll'I Jnd 'ian '\tatt·u.
~nee said
,The ~oung'>I Cr'>. "ho "ere
·1f11chang .. classt''i a l a neigh borhood
.. ehool "hen apprl'hl'n(kd M onda~.
<>pccialazcd an '>ll'ahng small lll'm s
.,~-h as rakula1ors. '"at('he'> Jnd other
mhcellam·ou., 11em•,, Na nc.: said.
·But the~ al'>u allt•gt•dh dad m ore
tbn a lattk damagt·.
.~I n onrl.' incident 0 n La Q u inta
Circle. the' punctured a "atl.'r tx-d
JjW t1oodcd carpeting. t'au<,ing ahou t
$~.000 an damJgt.'<,
~The~ allt.'gedl~ shot out \\ando\\s.
,1aco sets. the glav) an lirt·plan·
"lrt'cm and npix·d furnaturt· 1n other
hnu<;l'S. :\ann· '>JtJ
The three ho~'> \\t'rl' lodgl'd in
C>rangt· Coun t~ fo, t•n1le Hall toda~.
< '1lkers sa~ their part'nt~ Ml' e \p{'t'lt'd
10-tx· held re\pun'>tbk for 1hc1r 'on.,·
dt''trut"ti on and thdl\
From Al
arrl''>tcd Adam Salas Ramirez. 42. at a
ncarb~ '>hopping center. Po ltce rl'-
co' e red a gun and some JC V.clr) 1ha1
had been take n from the ho m e
In a sta rtling de"clopmont the
follo\'lng da~. poltcc arrested Hughes
and Ram1re1' 2 1-\car-old so n 1n
connec11on "-llh the sla~ ing. Deter-
11 ' cs said tht' l..11l1ng stemmed fro m a
romantic and business relationship
bctv.cen Mrs Hughes and the e lder
Ramirez.
o\uthon11~ sa id that the murder
plan snagged "hen Ramirez d ro'c
the Hughes ca r to the shopping cente r
"here he alkgedl} '""as to d itch the
To~ota and e<,cape an h1s o"n vehicle
Ram 1re1. though. apparent!~ had
lost has o'' n rar ke' sand" as forced to
contaflue 1ra\Cltng 1n the To}ota tha1
alrcad~ t1ad tx·cn reported sto len.
pohre ~aid .
T ht• ~oungn Ra mirel. also named
TREE VANDAL ISM ...
From Al
rol"ood trt·es . .ih11u1 I'\ ll'l'l l.111 "t'rl·
ra:ted an lht' 'andJh,' JllJll..' FnJa,
nigh1 and . unda~ 111orn1ng ·
T he polact· rqmrt 'IJtd onl' of thl·
~ou ng'>ten t'onlt'."\<,t-d to harking the
tn:t''> do'' n to thrn·-tnut 'tu mp' T hl'
tn:e' line thrl'c '1dt'' 111 thl' pad,:,
basket hall mun
.\t·curding tu the rl'port lllW ot thl'
\11ulh'> told pulau~ h .. · ( llHH.l .rnd J
i11end arn,t·d Jl the p.arl.. l.ttt' F nJJ,
n1gh1 an tending w tlamJl!l" 1he hasi...c1-
hJll hoops a' a "::i' 111 l!l'I rn t•nge on
'omc StUdl'lll'> lrom r 'lallUJ Haeh ~l·hool \\ho ht•at ur J lfll'lld lll lht'lr'.
\\ ht'n 1hc ho'' ta1kd 11• 11.•ar ahc
h,1.,i...c1hall nm\ ~to" n ahr' .tllq!,l'dh
turned 111 thl· lll'l'' hua kit .. un-
,;iw.fit•d.'" ptilttl' ,,11d I hn apparcnl-
h rcturnt·d t'arh \und<I\ n1111 n1llg l!I
1ln1'>h the JOh ·
-\ ft.'\ldt•nt \\hl) hl'.lld thl' IUll..U<.
\und:n about I 2 'OJ m u1ntruntt'd
1he tno .tnd plarl'd Good u ndt.'r
ut11t·n·, .irrt''>I Ht• and the other l\\O
v.crl' utt·d and rl'lea'>cd al tht· scent·
Police rnnti':icatl·d an a \ and a
hack.-;a" in conncc11on ,,·1th the
1nc1dt·nt
-\li...cma '>atd th\.' lfl'l'S \\t'rc mature
a nd "ill he rn<:.t l~ to rl•plaee. "The~
mus1 ha'l' reall~ v.orkcd at ll to get
tho<.c down." he 'klld
\'andaltsm an lht· nt~ ·s pari.....,
increaw\ \\hen the \thooh kt out.
.\II.cm.a ,,lid
.. l \u,1lh JI thl• hq!,tnning of <.um-
rrn:r. Ju1111)? I ,l\ll'r 'Jlat1\ln Jnd
C hn,tm • ..,· Jrl' tht• 11mt''> "hl·n lit\
<,h ru ti' .111d t rt't'' .1 fl' Ja mag.ed h~
said
-\ll\r111,1,a1d .1 hill Im 1hc damage w
the lfl'l'' \\all til· rrqlJrl•J Jnd \Uh-
Olllll'U at .1 l·nun hearing tor tht·
\QUth' ··1 11ha thl'' 11r lht•tr parent\
"ill h,t' t' 111 OJ' lor 11." ht' said
-\dam. alkgt•dl~ had dropped ha s
talha off at lht' Lai...esad e Lane home
a nd" as to rendel\ OU'> Mth ham later.
according to reports.
-\IJ th ref ha'c been an custod}' since
their arrest.
LYNCHING ..•
From Al
Coeur d. -\Jene that her son to ld her
he expected to dae.
.. II was quite an ordeal for ham."
she to ld the -\ssocsated Press.
o\ccordang to an1t1al police rcpons.
G ilmore had bee n seen wandenng
through a c11~ park earl) aturda}.
Witnesses to ld police he "'JS barf foot
a nd rarr} 1ng a Bible.
-\ group of children appare nt!~
g.atht·rcd aro und Gilmore near the
park and he alleged!~ was qu oting
">rn~urc and writsng down Bable
pas<,. t''i and gl\ ang the m to the
c haldrc . "nncsses said.
H t• a.-. appro ac hed b~ the 1"0
mcn \\ho a ppare nt!~ accused
C1aln re of molesting the t'haldren.
v.atnl'\'\t.'\ said . Walke r sa id
authontat''> do no t bcheq: G almo re
tooi... ad' antage of the childre n nor
'1olatt•d an~ la\\S,
Sunny, cooler
weather ahead
r cmpaaaun·~ "111 drop sltghtl~
\\ ,·dnl'\dJ' 1n '>outlll'rn C Jlalo rr11a
hu1 '"'t'' "ill remain mmth \unm
"11h .1 It'" high <.:Joud,. the ~a11ona·1
\\ t'allll'r 'it'f\ ice \a id
Pa tt h~ night and morning lo"
t loud~ along thc mast v. ill i...t't.'P
da~ ta me ll'mpcra1urt.'~ an lo .. , 7lb
\\t·dnt''>da~. Lov..s areew crtcd todap
l<l\' so~
PRIEST, SLAYER'S FREEDOM DEBATED ...
From Al
Fathe r Dohl'rl\ ·., Jeath an· t.ar 1111\ll'
complC\ than ~nmL' hl•lat'\t'
Felt\. Doherl\ ''a' horn 1wp1. I
1915. in ( uunt\ Lt•1tnm. lrl'l.tnd He "a~ ord:11ned 1n Duhl1ll and tanw 111
tht· l n1tt'd \tatt·' during\.\ mlJ \\Jr
II. He <,er't'd nunll·rnu\ p::in'hl'" an
Lo'> .\ ngde'> J nd <>ra ngt· l llU n I It''
hl'fort' ht· ''as a .. ..,agm·J II> \1 .\nm· ., in
197J
In \l.'rtcmlx·1 I \Ji/\ Doht'rt\ 'ul-
l°l'n·J J ma'>'>l'l' hl.'art Jltad, \onw
parr-.ht••l1L'r'> fl'arcd hl' might nncr
rl·turn lo SI .\nm··., Hut lhl' rrrt·~t
lough1 h1<. \\U~ had. 111 ht•.alth ,111d
l'l'tUrnl"d lo hi\ O<tr1'h duttl'' 111 r l'hl u.1 f\ I \J 7l) "" 1.1 lt"I LI I u1n Ir 11111,1-
l II Hl "11.h ~pnng. ttu1~ pl.tll" t'\,tl lh
o Ill' \ l'.H J.t I l"f
lk1.1i1, 111 "iprin)?' h.1l i...g1 11und
'"rl,JL nl during hi\ 111.tl I k \\,1' .11
-\11 hirll' 't'tcran '' hn h.1d 'crq•11 ill
\ 11·1n.1m llt h.itl .al,o ,p,nl ltllh 111 '"11 nw111.t1 h11,r11.1i.. I k h.ad h1.'l'll
\\111l..111g .ll ntld 111h' .II lht• ltll\\' Ill'
'"11lruntt·tl I .11hc1 l>11lll'1t' .1t lht·
rn t11n d1111r
During h" 111.tl \pr111g tt·,tifil'd
1h .11111· h.1d hl'l'l1h1(\l..tn)?1111 ,I \\\)11\.Jll
11.amt•d I \\\l,1\ug.g''"lll' 1•1-: \\lll'n
lw 1h11111!ht he 'l.,llL'd ht·r 11l .1 < hil.1gu
IHI\ ,t.1111111 111 tlw l•1m p.11n 111 l\\n
µ11l'\1' I k ,,lid hl' h.1d 1111g1n.alh llll'I
llh ""lll.tll in I 11ng Bl .tl h 111 I'"'°' 1u,1
''• II •ll l'll tt•n ng llw 'l r' "l'
\p11 ng tc't 1 lil'd tw h, lt1.·' t·1.I ,fl,·
ll111,d11 h,1, l' hnonw .1 nun ,and 111.11 hl'
h11d 'l\ltl·d .ind lJlkd numr111u.,
l •111\ l'l11' 11\ er .Ill t'lght \C:Jr rl'fll>ll \
I '\\ 1\A1" dJ\\ hd1111 D11hl'rl\ "·"
"":wltnl ~1~nng m.1tk ah 11h\u·111-
"' l.tlkn ,,tll 10 ( hll·l~ll dllltd1 111-
flll.ll' al'llang 1twm t<• d1'.1n 11u1·
111n\\'lll\ 1n ( h1ta~11 .111d 't•nd \11~'
h.tl k 111 lt1111 \pnng 1n11tinl lw "·''
111t11\1tJll'd angn .ind lntll'h \\ h~1 lw
l l'l t• r 1111 m·d
J lw ddt•ndt•nt 1n11t11·d th.ll I ath1·r
Dally Piiot
Dell very
Is Guaranteed
Dohert~ hud gl'l'll him food a nd
laundn mone\ on 'il'' l'ral ncra'.)ton'
before ·the h·h· 4 .t1t,1ll..
On that d:t\ \pnng. '\:ttd he "antt•d
to tall.. to till' Jll"ll'\l Jtinut mar~ ang
tht· \\lllll,tn hl· ,,,1, <.n·l..1ng \\ lll'n
Doht•rt\ J\l..nt 11101 1t1 \\311.. to lht•
lnrnt ll'd11r. d1111r \pnng m1.-.-
undl..'r,1t111d hl'l,lll'l' nt the motor-
l~ ( k hdnwt lw "a' ''eanng and
thou~hl hl' "J' tx·ang rebull"cd. hl'
te\ll lll·d
\\ ht•n ttw pnt'\t tm·d lo preH·nt
ham frum l'l1ta1ng. fie said he struck
Dohert\ '"th ,1 gloH'd right ha nd "1n
lhl' ru'h nt thl' nhirnent.''
\1111n~ ,,11d ··11 -.hocked me." hat I
hJd J\lnl' ..
\l"tl lk.tl h p.ir.tnfl'dtl '\treated thl·
pm·q l.111 ,1 ,m,111 head "nund. hut ht•
"·" 1\C'I tlllllll'dtJleh hu~o11alall·d
Puhlal I kll'ndcr ttmll'r <,a id thl'
'an~lt pund1 I" 'ipnng. "a' nol t''l'll
Pll''l'flul l'l1nugh to i...noc l.. lht• .ig.ang
Jlfll''I 1111 hi\ kl't
·f .11lw1 l>olwrt' m.1dt• '>lalcml'lll\
that lw '';" 1111Hl' l'lllharrJ\\l'd th.in
hurt.'" Hu1le1 ,,11d ... lk d1Jn'1tha nl<.11
did llllll h d.1111.ll/.l' ..
Butln t l.11111' lhl' prtt'\t "·" l'll·
l •11 1.tglll 111 't't' .1 ph\\tll.an hu1 ,,11J
llll' rrtl"'I l..1.•pt r11'lpt1nang II lx-l,lll'l'
h, "·" hu" ''llh hac, p:in'h <nm
pl1,,111lll! hi' llllld1t111n l>nht'rl\
hl'l JU'' nl h1\ lw.irt \llllJt1111n "·"
1.1i...111g ,1ll .antH lollantt rlll'd1ta11nn
\lll'r lw u1ll.1p'L'li a \\et•I.. l.lll'f tht•
print urHkt"l'nl \urgl'f\ 1orcnHnl·J
hlrn1d 11111 1n 1ht· area \.\ht'rl' he .. ,J,
i;truck t k rrm::ianed hO-,p11al11t'd
until ht' dcalh lro111 tomplarnt1111l\
\pnng \lJ' Jrrl'<.tl·d .ilter a d1urd1
t'mplo\el' rt'tognill·d him a.-. ha' 1ng
Jlll'ndt·d \e\eral me('ltng\ for Jl-
lOhohn
\ 1uror an lhl' !rt.ti \Jtd lht· pand
111ok <1nh une 'nit' to find 1 hr Lonl!
-1 .. \IJ it l A l
Daily Pilai
H. L. Schwartz Ill
I ( I ...
Chilly Oowallby RoHmery Churc hmen
Circulation
Telephonea
• t I flf
• ., ' • c '.
Stephen F c.,110
Glorla A Pow•re Donald L Wllllam1 .. ,
Beach man guill~ of \l'lond -degree
murdl'r.
But nu\\. three \ca r' later. the
a p pr ab rou n op in ion. \\rt llt'n h)
J U\ll<l' f homas C rmtH . ~a' s.
"''-,pnng\ artton'i \\ert' sarnpl~ 001
tho'ie ul one l.'mbari...t•d on a
murdcrnu' J'\,ault ..
Proo;etulor Enright \tall \uppon~
thl' orig.anal 'erdaL·t .. ,o om· v.a' confuwd a!. 10 tht•
lart'i rn the case:· Enright said ··\\ e
\\ert• more concerned tha1 Mr. ~pnng
t\ a prl'll~ d1s1urtx·d and I\ adual and 1s
a thrt•at to thC' communtt\ ··
H e l"la 1mcd Sprang .. "as sutlc rang
Imm real deluc;aonal 1h1ni...1ng."
[nngh1 <,aid. ··The sa d pan ul all
1h1<, '' 1ha1 "c'll he relea..,ang a rather
d.111g,·rou\I~ dt\turhed 1ndl\ adual
fhL· rragrnamm of the JU~ has be.:n
dl'll'Jtt•d h\ tht' 1cchn1Cah11es or the la" .. -
In tkkndrng 'ipnng. Butkr <>aid hl'
m,I\ ha' l' .. failed 10 propcrl\ edut·atc
tht' run a\ 10 \\hat rons111u1cs
Ill' oluniar~ manslaughtt'r ··
lfr u>ntl·nd<. 5pnng had no
murdt•rnu' 1ntt·nt1ons "hl'n hl' strur i...
lht· pm•<,t and 1ha1 thl' '1okn1
nu1hur<.t ":l' .an 1<,olated 1nr 1tkn1
Bu1k1 '.i1d hl· ha<, hn·n told that in
pn<.011 \pnng ha\ rC'n'l't'd hdptul
toun,t•ltng lfr '>aad 'ipnng·'> parl'nts
1n l onti. lk:it hart• an\musl\ J \\allang
hi\ H'il'J\I.'
··1 "<Hild hope thl· puhla c "'II gl\C
him .1 thJ nre." Bu1kr <.a ad .. If
t'H'r\llnt' 1..nt'" w hat hapix·ncd on
that da\. the\ 'd under~tand the< nun
ol \pp{-at\ dl·r1~1on."
< om,·rn1ng r atht•r D o herl\ ·.,
dl'Jth Butler odded . ··11 seem ed to me
11 "·" .i 11ag1t accident. r m sorn 11
n l'r haprx·ncd. Jnd I lno" Ron
\prang 11. haghl\ rcmor<,rful 11 <''er
happened herause he d id not inte nd
to 'craou'h hun a n~onc"
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Second IOw 10 28 p m
Fwat high FirsllQw
Second nign
WIOIW8DAY
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WednM<ley et 2 23 e m and ''-
llGMI el 3-()8 a.m TIMICley
Landslide in Laguna
A landslide in Laguna Beach thta morning
dropped a blufftop bed of roaes behind Las
Brlsu restaurant about eight feet toward
the ocean. Two hours later land was still
allpping at a rate of approximately half a
foot an hour. Asphalt paved "pathways
throu,(h Heisler Park below the Cliff Drive
_Ot' ... ns
..J!lew y Otlo
Nonotll North PieUe
Olltel\Ome Cily
Omeh•
Ot'tendo
PnlllMM!pllie
Ptloeno~
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Poftlen<I Me
Porllllnd 0.e
PrOVIOence
~ Rapid C.ly
Reno
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77 S1 SllOl>la .. ~-~ 48 43 Slh L•k•
45 42 Sen AntonlO
66 21 San OieQo 48 4S Sen Frencleeo
711 lie SI SI• M"le
S6 3' S..Ule 8 1 5S Srwewport
60 3<1 Stou11 Felle
,. 27 Soc*-s I 43 S.,,KUM
46 33 Toe>eae
S2 39 '-60 u Tuiae
S 1 36 W Ulltnglon
S3 •O WICll<te
S3 51
.11 u so 4()
91 M
70 6$
57 60
55 30 48 4()
79 54
•5 43 48 36
54 25 S3 49
75 4 ..
l50 52
58 37
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SURF REPORT
LOCAfl091
HuntlnQlon Beecn
Al.., Jetty N-l>Oll 40th SI Newpo<1
22nd Sl New!>otl
BeiDOI Wec!Qe Laoi-8Met1 Sen°""*''' Weter Temc> 80-62
tlZI! COMDITION
1-3 1.it
1-3 good
1-3 good
1-3 good
1-2 good
1·2 , ...
1.2 , ..
Swell dtrec1IOl'I aoul-
Delly ~ltol Plw>lo by Dewtd etatMi
restaurant were destroyed and twl•tec
metal handrail•. trees and bushes were
strewn down the bluff to an area where cit]
crews have been working to •bore up th•
bluff damaged ln la•t year'• •torm.s. Th•
restaurant and the adjacent Laguna Beacl
Muaewn of Art e.caped damage.
Just Call
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Coast
Dry rot might sink Sea
Scout's aging sailing
ship, the Argus./ A3
An Orange County
woman has won $1
million in suit over in-
surance compan~ delay
in paying herclaim./A3
California
Reagan team backs
Southern California
water project.I AS
Complete Oscar Night
stories and photo-
graphs. /AS, B2
Nation
Mondale, Hart and Jack-
son await results of Penn-
sylvania voting tonight.
/A5
Two grannies are re-
lea~d from jail after
judge charges them with
contempt of court.I AS
World
The Soviet Union is rais-
ing the salar~s of Its
teachers./ AS ·
Fallea coup In Cameroon
left hundreds dead and
Injured./ A4
Mind&Body
Start dental care early to
save money later, advises
Dr. Billion, pedo-
dontist. /81
Health officials predict
the late-motherhood
boom will beget an
epidemic of breast
cancer./82
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Sports
Former Orange Coast
College pitcher Rich
Dunn wants to prove
something to his
ex-coach./C1
The Orange County
South All-Star football
team is announced and
It's loaded with All-CIF
stars./C1
Ex-Orange Coast College
star Dan Quisenberry Is
rated the best relief er in
baseball, but he's the
only one who doubts
It. /C3
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Business
COMDEX organizer says
computer technology
changes coming fast and
furious./ 8S
Name PSA 's new plane
and you and your friends
get a free trlp./8S
INDEX
Bridge 84
Bulletin Board A3
Bustness BS
California News A4
Classified C6-8
Comics 84
Crossword C8
Death Notices C4
Help Yourself 82
H~oscope C7
Ann Landers 92
Mind and Body 91-2
Mutual Funds 85
National News A4
Opinion A8
Pollot Log A3
Publlc Notices 04-S
Sporte Cl-4
Tetevt~on 83
Theater• B3
WNther A2
World New• A43
Go ahead, make ~my day!
Newport Beach police officer Geor1e Stavropoulea orden
two auapecta to the 1&round in the 400.block of E. 19th Street
bl CMta Meaa about 1:16 p.m. Monday. The man on the
JiCbt, Leonel Lorenao. 36. of 8&nta Ana, wu arreated for •
Pc>Itce arrest1wo
suspects; charges
reduced to battery
By STEVE MARBLE
Of ... hl!r........ .
A criminal complaint against twQ
Idaho men accused of tryina lO I= a Fount.ain Valley resident have
reduced to battery charges and bodi
have been released from jail aftd
posting bail. .
Keith J. Gilmore. a 36-year-old
Fountain Val~y man who wu etc.·
scribed as a wanderina ev-.list,
was discovered Saturday nistat ill
Kootenai County. Idaho. with a
noose around his neck.
Authorities said the two attacKen.
who.had at£1.tscd Gilmore ofbeiiaaa
child molester. were discovered at-
tempting to pull the v~m otT &be
ground using a rope tossed over a tree
branch.
Roger L. McDonald, 44. and Buller'
J. Sanchez. 32, of'iainally were ar-
rested on suspicion of attempted
murder. Officers said the men beat
Gilmore before drauina him to a
wooded area where the allqed at·
tempted lynching occurred.
"I charged them with aggravated
battery because there isn't enoup
(Pleue .ee VALLEY MA'lf / A2)
MUrder
Deltr .......... ~......__. __ ... _." _...li._e_a_n--n--d ----
carryln& a concealed .45-callber platol. He wu held l!I
pendln& $5,000 ball. The drlttr, Ilario Urruaano of Dana dela~ed Point, wu ~eleued without beln~c!';:.!_-;'· Pollce atopped tbetwo mea after tlaey were..,... a weapoa.
By STEVE MARBLE or-.o.ii,,........,
HB cops nab thugs wh-o tied up family -\ roun hearing in a Huntil\gton
Beach alleged murder-for-hire case
has been delayed two months bcca~
one of the three people linked 10 tM
lcilllng is physicany unal>le to face inc -
charges. By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of the D.ity P,llot ltllfl
Police have arrested four men who
allegedl y forced their way into a
Huntington Harbour home. tied up
four adults and a 5-year-old girl. and
looted the residence as two other
small children slept.
Moments after the robbers fled
Monday morning from the Pierson
Dri ve home. one victim freed herself
from the necktie used to bind her and
notified authorities. Huntington
Beach police Lt. Jim Walker said.
Officers arrested the four suspects
minutes later. he said.
Jenny Teraoka, 36. told police she
was helping her parents pack for their
return trip to central California when
she heard a knock on the front door at
6:30 a.m. When she opene9 the door.
she saw two strangers and tried to
relock it.
But a third man. armed with a gun.
appeared and the three forced their
way inside the home.
The men tied up Teraoka. husband
3 youngsters held
in FV crime spree
By ROBERT BARKER
Of the Delly Piiot ltaff
Three Fountain Valley boys -
aged9.10and 13-are facingcharges
that include burglary. felonv van-
dalism and attempted arson after
mounting a crime spree that began
last Tuesday in a quiet neighborhood.
The boys looted and wreaked
destruction in I 0 homes and con·
dominiums. according to police in-
vestigators. They allegedly struck at
one residence four times.
.. They were knowledgeable and
entered homes during daytime hours
through doggie doors or by prying
open windows." Fountain Va lley
police detective Darryl Nance said
today. "They were local neigh-
borhood kids on a crime spree."
The boys -two are brothers -
were carrying a BB gun when they
were apprehended Monday by a
homeowner on la Quinta Circle
whose home had been bu rglarized.
The BB gun was believed stolen from
his residence. Nance said.
The man detained the three young-
sters until police arrived. The boys
admitted burglari zi ng co n-
dominiums and houses in the Green
Valley housing development near
Ward Street and Slater Avenue. They
also wo_r~ed their way west. allegedly
burglanzmg homes near th e police
(Pleaee eee KIDS/A2)
Tom. 37. their 5-year-old daughter
and Mrs. Teraoka's parents. Helen
and Ken Yamamoto. 59 and 66. The
intruders then ransacked the home,
taking about $3.000 in jewelry and
video-recording equipment while
two other Teraoka daughters. ages 3
aod 7. slept through it all. Walker
said.
None of the vicitms were harmed
though paramedics later checked
Helen Yamamoto. who has heart
problems. She was not hospitalized.
Walker said.
The bandits left within 20 minutes.
Shortly thereafter. police stopped a
vehicle matching the description of
the car M~. Teraoka gave them.
Walker said. The arrest was made on
Bolsa Chica Street near Westminster
Avenue. just a few blocks from the
San Diego Freeway.
Placed in Hunttogton Beach City
Jail on suspicion of armed robbery
were Curti s Lee Mike. 19:
Christopher Brown. 22: Troy E.
Johnson. 22: and Delava n R. John-
son (no relation). 23. Walker said.
The four. all residents of Long-~ch.
were held in lieu ofS25.000 bail each.
Deltr Not pMteby McMnl l(oeflM
One off our treea deatroyed b)"teen-ace vandal• at Coata
Meaapark.
Jeanette Lynn Hughes. accused of
plotting the death of her husband to
collect $500.000 in insurance money.
has been in and out of a county
hospital since her arrest Jan. 11.
A preliminary hearing for the
29-year-old woman and two other
de fendants was continued until June
18. All three appeared briefly in West •
Orange Municipal Coun Monday.
"She has very serious back prob-
lems and wouldn't be able to hold up
(Pleue eee llUllDBR/ A2)
Tree vandals
must pay for
destruction
By KAREN E. KLEIN
Of the 0..,. ...........
A. trio ofh1gh school students who
allegedly chopped down four valu-
able trees at Tanager Park in Costa
Mesa O\'er the weekend will be
charged for the more than S 1.000
damage they caused. according 10
Dave .\lkema. su perintendent of
parks and parkways fo r the city.
Three Costa Mesa teen-agers, in-
cluding two Juveniles and 19-year-old
Rodne} D. Good. were IJTC$\cd
Sunda)' and charged with malicious
m1S<'hief 1n the incident. Costa Mesa
pohce reponed.
.\lkema said one coast ttdwooc:\,
about :!O feet taH. and thrtt car-
(Pleaee eee TRU/ A2)
Property tax Priest slaying: Accident or murder?
due tonight _ . · Move to free killer . , Seat. ~ach potice pressed. their ~ered strong rcact1~'·" rrof'!l attorneys
While MOit ~ ... ~ 1nvesugat1on of the attack. saymg the involved m the onginal tnal ~ ttteer It* ..,... ~· arouses controversy assailant should face~ murdercharge. Orange County Public Defeftder lnodme ti . On Feb. 27. 1980. one day afler the Pllll Ronald Butler. who repre1ented -...... !.-! ';""'"', --.'"dTIOntt' throu hout county priest's death. Seal Beach officers Spring. ~he~ the rulina iJ ~
VI .,.,. ""'~ '"'""' II-~· I arrested Ronald "Bud" Spring. 33. of ove.rdue ~us11cc. ~e had arped tbM
PGllible ~ ta dlldllne -It was a crime that sent shock waves Long Beach. charging he was the SllEID£RllAll Spnng dad !'Ot tntcnd to seriously the dete whert the llCOrlCI ......... through Orange County. motorcyclist who struck Doherty. W harm the pnest. Butler still believes "*" 91;~ ._. .. due -On Feb. 9. 1980. a helmeted man The death stunned Orange Cou111y the chain of events can be vi~ as a
OOiukl'llp bW'unnOUold. on a motorcycle approached the rear residents who had trouble under· tragic accident -not c:old·Noodeiil t"hedlldflnefOr.,.,.,... proptrty kitchen door of a Seal Beach rectory standina how a man could strike a murder. With the help of his family
tw II ~ ~ and began talking with Father Fe lb priest. particularly the humble. ro... a~d community resoWttS., SptjDI
County Ta -~ Doherty. 64. of St. Anne's Catholic aiving clergyman described by • ~111 be eble to resume a prodUIC\ivi Robert Citron. The 1eo-Church. Dohcny's panshi onen . tary manslaughter. life. Butler predicts.
oncMftllllWMntPllJ'Mftt,..be According to polict accounts. the On April 27. 1981 . an Orange The appeals court ordered pnna. ButC'h1efDepu1yOmrictAlle>mcy ..-n..eclCI ~ OI be: Oillcl In priest asked the man to walk around County Superior Court Jury took less now 37. returned to Onangc County James Enn&ht, who superva)Cd lbc "-"'°"a:.,.-. s p.m. dHdilnil, M to the front rectory door. Instead. the than five hours to find pringguiltyof from the California Men's Colon) an p~sccut!On o( Spnna. bch~ves lbe
Mid man tried to force his wa y into the scoond-dearec murdc,r. Judge James San Lui Obispo for rcsentencana. Ot'l&JnaJ JUry ve-rdart was valJd. that T"°'9 -..no 10 meet tht IVftft. kitchen. When Doheny tried to K. Turner ttntenccd him to a P.nson Tht rcstntenci na is c>.pected the end pnng st~ck •.ht pri~t .wttb ~--•--Wll be llHiliTa prevtnt him from cntcnna, the term of between IS )Un and hfc. of th ii month when JudJc TumeT murdcrou Uttenuon He bchC\ICI
• .,._.~ .. -• .........., motorcy.clist punched the priul ~n tht' But the foo,..yttM>ld cue has return fram en over.ca vacattOf\ the ll)PC&I rovn .may tctttftl
offtOlel ... d~~IOM 7~ forehead and left. taken a new t~st. Two weeks ago. thr The maximum pcnah) for 1n-"a ~ erou I)' djstut1)ed iftd&vtd. d d .:.,_,..._... One wttk later. thr pnC$1 collapstd Fourth 01stnct Coun of Appeal m voluntary manslauahter ts four years. ual. ,_ t'ea11 • iii;1:::.operty tit into a coma. He was .. ken to a Santa Ana ruled there was tnsuffic•cnt B«ausc prin.g has lll"C'ady bttn 1n Onl) time wilhtll 'fllbich f0ttea• leeit 01 114 mey be hospital. where he died two wttks cvidenet to convict Sprina of - custody more th-_n four yc:11rs.. he 1s COtTttt. ~ • rtv1ew of the I.Ml••• "'9 tU le,,..,. laterofromplicationsas90Ciated w11h ond-dcsrtt murder. The three-Jud c cx~ted to be t frtt l"C'vcal thlt the ''~nu Wl'TOU ... C!fron ltlO Mid. t.hr blow. panel reduced the charge to involun· The appca] C'Ourt ruhna has 1ri1· (Pini? W P'ltlS81
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tl!'•wn for tbedclay,
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tht' trial 1omumt M()ndtiy11tehtdukd.
Judi" Lu11 C1rdtnald1rmtd tht 12-mcmbtr JU")' 10
rc:1urn ncxl Mondayaflcr m«11na 1n chamber' with bolh pr01CC111ion and dcfcnw. a11ornty1.
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murder ancrthr« p111itn1~died follnwln1 trc11mcn1 at hit
h1ah·volumcCot1a Mc:u r l1n lc. a SinctJi1~arrnt lastyeA!J.hr. Laauna Keach ro1dcn1
hlt rem1ined frc:ron S2SO.tMJblil . .. Wt need a week 1owork on thi1 probltm and .olvc
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VOL. n, ND. 101
Landslide in Laguna
A land•llde In Laa:una Beach thl• morn Ina:
dropped a blufftop bed of roaea behind Lai
Brl•a• re1taurant about el&bt feet toward
the ocean. Two hour• later land waa 1tlll
allppln& at a rate of approslmately half a
foot an hour. A1pbalt paved patbwaya
throua;h Hel•ler Park below the Cliff Drive
re•taurant were de1troyed and twl•ted
metal handrail•, tree1 and bu1bea were
1trewn down the bluff to an area where clty
crew• have been worlltna: to abore up the
bluff dama.ed In laat year'• etorma. Tbe
re1taurant and th~ adjacent Lacuna Beach
Muiaeum of Arte.caped damaae.
Just Call
642-6086
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