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Dally Piiot founding Pub-
lisher Walter Burroughs
keeps ua on our guard
against the communist
thre,t./A8
TWA asks the county for'
permission to fly out of
John Wayne Airport./ A2.
California
Thoy1anas·o1 Callf~rn1a
motOciats fall-to comply
with the state's amog-
check regulations./ A4
A Stanford research
study Indicates the nation
will have more fobs for
·janitors than computer
technlclans In comlng
years./ AS
Marines and sailors re-
turn from overseas
deployrn,lnt In Grenada,
t:ebanon./ AS
A vlst~ing Soviet math-
ematician leaves for Mos-
cow after a 5-hour con-
frontation between U.S.
officials anCI Soviet
diplomats./ A4
A February.eave-In at a
nuclear site resulted from
Inadequate safeguards, a
Department of Energy re-
port concludes./ A5
World
Central Italian earth-
quake leaves 4,200
homeless, 100 Injured.
/A4 : '. •• '
Pro-Solidarity protesters
. beaten by Pqllsh riot ·
police ln May Day rallies. ,.. . .
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M!Dd&Body
ExP,erts gather in Orange
County to explore the
·power of the human
spirlt./81
Half of Americans are
underexerclsed. Can you
pass the six tests? /81
~ometlmes only Grand-·
ma knows who's speak-.. .. "' -. / Ing to whom at f amlly
reunlans./82 .. ' \. :.X·Z.~!·:•:•:w:•:·~:·:·:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:;:.:•:•!•!•!•!•!•!•:•!• ... ~port&
rhe Angels and Dodgers
both get good pitching
r:)erformance-s to wln./C1
The R~s give up their
first rounti draft pick to
get Kansas City defensive·
back Gary Gr:een./C1 ·
Entertainment . . . ~
Ordinary people provide
the stuff of.an engrossing
dramatlcqomedy'in its
world premiere at South ..
Coast Repertory./83 ·
Business · · ·
""" 'Latest stock market clos-
ing prloes./86 ~
-Two proriloted to ex-
ecutive positions with
Amer~can Hoechst. 1115
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Erma Bombeck
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Bulletin Board
BualnesJ
OaJl!Ofhla News
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CrOMWord
Death Notices
Hetp V ourMlt
Horoecope
Ann Lander•
Mind 8"d Body
MutuaJ Fundt
Natlonaf N•1
Opinion
Pol~Log
Publle Notloa lpotU .
Stoek Marketa
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Los Angeles mah charged
with abducting ex-gfrlfii~nd ..
By KAREN E. KLEIN
Of Ille 0.-, NM ....
A 25-year-old LOs Anaetes man was
arrested in lndio early this morning in
connection with the kidnapping..an<f
impris<>nment of a 32-year-old.COsta
~0en a1-
victim
raised
wor·ey
Ex-~hippie dentist'
carried gtrl to car
By JEFF ADLER
OftMO.-,,... ....
A former staff dentist in Dr. Tony
Protopappas' .Costa Mesa dental
clinic -who acknowledJed be once
was known as the "hip.P.1e dentist of
Laguna Beach" -testified Monday
• he was concerned abbut the condition
of a I 3-ycar-old patient when be
·carried ~er from the office in an
uhconSCJous state.
Testifying under a grant of im-
muni'ty, Dr. James Rolfe told an
Orange County Superior Court jury
he carried Patricia Craven from the
dental chair to her mother's car
following her day-long dental treat-
ment on Feb. 8, I 983.
Rolfe said he recalled telling
Craven's mother. Patricia Russ, that
if the girl's lips turned blue it
inaicated Craven was having difficul-
ty breathing and paramedics should
be summoned.
..Something int.!ngiblejtm made
me concerned· abbut her ·welfare,"
Rolfe.: .s~klng in low. measured
tones. said from t.be witness stand. "I
turned to Lola Balthaser (the office
manager) and asked if Dr. Protopap-
pas was available. She said no.
Lola said. 'she (Craven) will be fine,
she'll be au right:!'
Rolfe added that he didrt't prevent •
Craven from leaving or advise she
should be hospitalized because he was
unfamiliar, with general anesthesia
procedure$ and "didn't feel respon-
sible.for (Craven's) discharge."
.. Thflt responsibility rested . with :Dr. Proto~pas. Wberi I was told the
patient wa~ ready to go. I assumed the
patient was ready to go," fhe gray-
haired dcnJist told jurors.
Craven, who reportedly never re-
'gained consciousness following her
visit to Protopappas' dcptal clinic,
died in Mission Community Hospi-
tal's intensive care unit 11 days later.
Mesa woman who was 'his forrQer
airffrieod, police said. .. · ~ j.onald Wanek, who 'aJlepdty a~
~Ucted Cheryl Ramirez at aunpoint
uom her Joann Street hbme lut
rvonth. was anetted about 2 un.
today in an Indio motel room where
he wu holdins the Rami~ woman,
accordina to a Costa Mesa police
spokesman. •
Ramiftz ieportedly wu unharmed
in tbe i~cident. but was being held
apirtsfherwill and feared for her life, the spokeiman laid.
Ramirez and Wanek ~rently
were datina while Ramirez was
separated froin her hl4Sband some
time ago. She later retumed to her
. -~olopappas, 38. is being tried in a
Santa Ana courtroom on three counts
of ~ond.<fegrcc murder stemming
frorl\ the deaths of Craven and two
· ·other patients who ·died fqllowing
.aental treatment i:: his bigh,volume
cl)niC. The three died as a {e,sult of
negligence· and the imprope admin-
\ 1 '-D111J ......... ~IM,.,... Brtng on 'the.•aa . · ,
~ istrat1on1<>f general anesthesia, Oepu-
(Pleue .ee DB~T AD/ A2)
Two-year-old ·A.llUo;-ee..l of Mewport.Beach la all ready for
what la predicted to b;lawarm and aunnJ day on the beach.
Slie'll ba•e plenty of company nest ~ontb when achoola le~
oat·for the aammer.
; • • • J~ry ~on.v1cts Costa Mesa man
On child--Olestation ~barges · ' '.. .. \ .
By STEVE MARBLE " · - \ HaTTy •David 8\tek.ler was found
Of IM.,..,""°',..., • ~·ltyof ~ually assaulting four boys
A 41-year-old ·Costa Mesa man. . 'tween the ages of 8 and 15. A fifth
who allegedly lured y.oung boys to his y was u.nablerttHestify in the three-
rams'1ack.le' trailer ~ith candy. bee0r' d jury trial because he had chicken
and porno mQvies, wa~ convicted po
Monday in Orange County Superior Jurors, wno took nearly two' days in
Court of ' 12 felo}ly counts of child deti~fating · the charges of child
·molestation. molestation. and oral copulation. -.
'were hung up on a 13th felony count.
It was dropped. .
Buckler will be sentenced by Judge
'}.David Carter June I. He faces a
maximum 40-year sentence. ~ Buckler was arrested last "Oecem-
ber at !he Aloha Palms, the Costa
Mesa trailer court where he lived. The
(Pl~ He CONVICTED/ A2)
Group-to-ask measure be-delayed
until citywide referendum held
By DA V1D BISHOP ·. public bearing on the pro~ ordi-cwr,... c.u s IF•• • nance will be held in C1ty Council
I Opponents of a rccc,ntly aJ>Foved . chambers. begipning at 6 P:m. A~
measure to ban sexual discrimmation proval toni,gbt would put the measure
in Laguna Beach are mount~ an mto effect m 30 ~'--
(ff Ort to bl~(final passaae of the py Councilman Robert Gentry ftrst
rights ordinillce at toniaht's. City propoted the measure March 14 in
Council meeting. the wake of Gov. Georse Dcu-
The five Laguna Beach City Coun· lcmej.ian'svetoofastatel.SjSCDlblybill
cil members, however, arc oot ex-that would have banned dilcrimina-
peded t6 chan~· the outcome of a · tionJWewide. ... ..
· vote taken 'on ·April 17, which Jeff Jahraus, vice president of the
.unanimously approved the first local-·1ahr~us family-owned Lagu-na
ban on sexual~iscrimination in Lumber Co:. said Monday be is
Orange County. I ne second required (Pleue .. o~ T JUQBTS/ A2}
state p&D.e101e-s -
l>ill to ban no· se
suits ·o~ airports
ByJ'EllRY~
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A rtvived bill to ban smal~laim~
court noise suits against airports
passed the Assembly Judiciaty Com-
mitttt on an 8-2 vote Monday.
The author. Assemblyman R1Ch-
ard Robinson, D-Garden 'Grove. had
a similar bill vetoed by Gov: George
Deu.kmejian last year and foes of the
bill promise a strong fight again this
.time.
"I am very strongly opposed to it."
Assemblywoman Marian Bergeson.
R-Newport Beach, said this morning.
Bergeson predicted NcwP<;>rt Beach
residents will be more sensitive to the
progress of the bill this year now that a
pr~poscd aucement between the
City of Newport Beach ao4-County
Boatd ofSupnvisocs limjtingairport
eJtpansion has fallen through.
"I would hope the bill does not get
through the Legislature and I suspect
that the governor would veto it
again," ~eson said.
. "We feel it is blatantly unconstnu-
uooal to deny one group of people a
right everyone elsc~nJoys just be-
cause they happeh to hve near .an
airport:· said Tom Williams. director
of tbe Airport Coahuon. which has
had about 125 members file small
claims suits against John Wayne
Airport.
"If it passes both the Assembly and
the state Senate and is signed bv the
(Pleue aee NOISE/ A2)
S,enate confirms
Stotler judgeship
By JERRY HIRSCH
OftMOellfHollWI
Corona del Mar attome-. and
former Orange County Supenor
Court Judge Alicemarie Stotler had
her appointment to l '.S. Distnct
Court bench in Los Angeles con-
firmed by the U.S. Senate toda~.
President Ronald Reagan named
.;totler to the Judgeship Apnl 3
pending Sc..nate approval.
··1 am pleased and honored to learn
that I was confirmed this morning."
Stofler said ··1 am reall~ looking
forward m staning -scrv1ce .
But Stotler said she will rrif, e to
watt until) unc before hearing her first
caS(' as a federal 1udge.
"I have ~ prnate pra<:ttce to finish
up and there 1s a lot ,of reading. that a
judge 1s recommend~ to do when
appointed to the fede"ral bench . .\nd I
(Pleue see STOTLER/A2) AlJcemarleStotler
' ... ~ 405 Freeway to get tw.o more lanes Truck crash
halts traffic
Twei:y years ~f\er its completion
linked Los Anaetcs · and Orange .
coufitie and signaled the end of an
era fo sleepy suburbs like Costa
Mesa, untinaron Beach •l\d Foun·
tain Valley, .t~ i&n Diego Freeway
•in will be the subject of a major
improvement . project ·bcginnina in
1987.
KiREN .
KLEll .
PERSPf f.TIVE The $52 million freeway widening
project, which will add one lane.on
each side of the freeway within what is .
now the median, will stretch alona 24 · to plain the project and pin
milef'of the San DiC40 Free ay ffoftl reaction.
Interstate 5 in Irvine to ~e 60S . The San Dicao Freeway.completed
Freeway in Seal Beach -where the ·between the San Femando Valley and
roadway is wider by a lane -the Oran# County line in October
a<lCOrdina fo Bin Wclttele. • senior l~mTI~ fOO.~XXheb~tCJl"nl1y
transponation enaincer m C'altnins· in Irvine and 200,000 vehicles per day projecldc"te1opmcnt~~.." section. around Seal Beach BouleV.rd~ Weld·
Weldele and ot!WT ~nins enai-ele •id. .
neen have been mK11n1 whh re i· By the year 2000, a 20 to ls pct\'1ent
dents 1n WestmD:j~" and Co ta Mesa {Pl ....... 8A1' DISOO/ Al)
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The bus) Santa Ana freeway wu
closed late this mom1"' in Buena
Park when a tankCT truck carryina
sodium bromide overturned, $tnlet
several cars and coated the ffftway
w1th the chemical
The \ahfom1a Hiahv.'ly Patrol
sa1d inJurc'd motonsts were lifted off
tht-freeway by hehcopl.U or lowered
to tht' ground from a houJda of the
frttwav at We5tern Avenue •
There wa no immediate WOfd on
bQ,~ St1'10\if the 11'1.JuriCS wett or whea
the "-snarled freeway would br ~
opcntd to U"affic Motonsu were
· beiaa detoured -,~*:ltft <\•CHP ~poknman, who satd an
Oran e Count)' b.az.atdous niatcrial team was on the tttne. wd u wu not
bchcved the pilled ChCl1"1c.al prn-
cntcd an\ ~ous health thrc ts.
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Mesa·traffic ~an~l weighs
stud¥-o crosSing-guard_1
The Costa MC$3 l'ramc· Com·
rmssion will review rcsuha of a two.
month study o.n the need for ecbool
crossina auards in Costa Mes. at its
replar meeuna Wednesda mom·
i~e mcetina beJins at 8:30 a.m. in
the first noor oonfercnoc room of
Coua Mesa Ci1y Hall. 77 Fair Drive,
in Costa Mesa.
The Traffic· Commission will
analyze rcquC$ts for ~roasioa guards
at Californ ia, Colleae Park,
Killybrookc and Wilson schools Id
sec 1f they meet s!Bte guidelines for
crossing guards, a~ordina to Rock
Miller. the city's transl)Ortation ser-
vices cnpneer.
After a 30-xcar fight by pareota, tht
City CouDC1l voted lo approve 1
citywide crossina Juard prosram in
March. Each crossing guard will cost
the CJtY $4, I 00 a year, Mayor Donn
Hall said, with the mone~ coming
from a fund made up of income from
traffic fines and parkin-tickets.
S~te guidelines require that intcr-
sectlons staffed with crossi~ ~uards
must be used by at least 40 children
durina key hours of the day_ and have
a specified amount of traffic passing
throuah them, Miller said. -
Of the four schools 1rud1ed, onJy
one intersection -at Giskr A venue
and California SU'ect, -definitely
moets lhe 1uidehoes, be said.
Two other cross in& points, at Baker
Street and Labrador Drive and at
Wilson Street west of Fairview Road.
may meet the &\udclincs if a few more
children walked to school-. MiJler
said. ...
Tbcqa was no need deterroincd for
crossina ·auanb at intersections near
K.illybroolce or Wilson schools. he
sard.
About eight other sch'bots-will..bc:.
·studied and rcvi~~ by the-com-
mission at its meeting June 6, Mtllcr
said.
TWA seeks berth at John.Wayne
Trans World Airlines has asked the
count> Board ofSupervisors for up to
three DC .9 Super 80 flights a day
from fohn Wavne Airport.
TW .\ 0°» request on Monday fol-
lowed a tentative decision by the
busrd to allow add1t1onal flights and
CONTINUED STORIES
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two new carriers at the airport as early
as December. The new airlines would
rtteive th~ n11lhts apiece.
Ahead of TWA on the waiting Hst
for John Wayne Airport flights arc six
other jct carriers: Amenca We~t.
Continental. Texas lntcmauonal. Jct
America. Muse Air and Alaska ..
The county-owned airport ..-cur-
rently served by AirCal. Repubhc.
Pacific So~thwest. Western. Fronuer
and Amencan.
Last week the board took steps-to-
lllnw a phased "1ause that could
permit as many as 219 daily flights by
1990.
DENT AL VICTIM CAUSED CONCERN •••
From Al
ty D1stnct A.ttomc y James Cloninger
claim~.
Under quest10mn& l?Y Protopap-
pas' defcn~ attorney Robert Tuller.
Rolfe admitted he inttially lied to
polm~ about his involvement with
('raven
Rolfe ~ad he told police and later
testified he never saw the girl during
the day and later took her to her
mother's car in a wheelchair
< Also. he acknowledged ht testified
___.dunhg the p~elimanary heanng that
he was assisted. not by Balthascr. but
by another dental assistant who
worked an the office
Rolfe said he µve a conflicting
'ersaon of evenb becau!le. "I was
tn\Olved an something 1 had no
control over. I felt It was a distinct
pos.s1b1hty that I might be charged 1n
the kilhngas Dr. Protopappas already
had been."
Rolfe, who said he practiced den-
tistry while living as a member of the
Sunburst Community spmtual com-
mune near Santa Barbara for nine
years. testified he was living in -e
camP,Cr when Protopappas hired him
m October 1982 for $300 per day.
Before mov1og to the Sunburst
Community in 1973, Rolfe said he
was known as the "hippie dentist" of ·
Laguna Beach and acknowledged
running an .. unorthodox" practi~.
tie also testified he hacY ex-
perimented wi th LSD in the early
1970s and used marijuana, but rt·
mained drug and alcohol-frtt during
the ensuing 10 years.
Rolfe said he had three other Jebs
after leaving the Sunburst Communi-
ty but discovered-because of ttt-e·
recession "the only ~pie who would
hire me were unethical dentists.··
About a week after being hired at
the Costa Mesa clinic, Rolfe said
Protopappas ·asktd him to look after
his personal patients while he was on
vacauon on urged tym ,"to sell a lot of
-dentistry."
He also testified he was directed to
perfonn dental work, specifically root
canals. on patients that. in his
opinion. were unnecccsary. Between
50 percent and 75 percent of the root
canals he was directed to perform
were on healthy teeth, Rolfe Sflid. He
added patients were charaed bet~een S 150 a~d $300 for the procedure.
STOTLER CONFIRMED BY SENATE ••• From Al •
have a vaca11on planned." Stotler
~Id
.. She as a superb choice for the
trdcral bench." said U_S. Sen. Pete
Walson . R-C'ahf.. who nominatea
Stotler for the post
"She brings experience and
outstanding legal skills to the Central
D1stnct. She also enjoys the complete
confidence and suppon of the com-
munit) ... Wilson ..aid. announcing
the confirmation,
Stotler. 41 . as an pn vate practice.
previously having served on the
Orange County Supenor Coun
Bench for fi ve )Cars. Her firm as an
Santa Ana Heigh ts.
Although she will serve in Los
Angeles. Stotler said she hopes to hear
some cases in Orange County.
"Certainly 1f a case lends itself to be
heard in Santa Ana. I would like to try
and arrange that." Stotler said.
Stotler was appointed to the Or-
ange County Supenor Coun bench by
former Gov. Edmund G Brown.
having pre viously served on the
Harbor Municipal Court in Newport
Beach from 1976 to 1978. She was the
county's third woman Judge. and was
the first full -lime woman lawyer hired
CONVICTED •.
From Al \ am~!>t follo wed a length> an vestlga·
taun that led police to a high school. an
elemcntar. _school and throughout
lhl' trailer park 1n their search fo r
.. outhlul .,.1ct1m':>.
.\ onc-ume beaut) pageant em-
plo~ee Buckler re~edl) kept photo
albums of nude boys and wrote the
~nu1h 's name and age'i under the
'inapshot~ Police alleged he also
"rated .. rhe OO\\ 1,1,1th stars
'ie..,cral ):Oungc;tcrc; complained to
police that Buc~ln -would invite them
to has run-do1,1,n blue trailer by
ufTcn ng them canch. 'ioda pop. beer
or monq Polan· alleged he also
showed c;oml' of the bo}s pomo-
graphat· mo\ IC':> •
Dctcua .. e'i said tht: man befne(lded
fa\herless. negle~ tcd ho)s and ap-
proachl'd one In tdhng ham he
resembled Bul:kkr\ dead brother,
Another yo uth told police Buckkr
had offered him S10 to pose for nude
photographs
'\ftcr has arre~t. Auckler's trailer
wa~ set on lire b\ an ar.-.onast. For
ri1onth'i the traalcl remained black-
cped, fille ted with dcbns and sccurtd
with a padlock. A poster of a young
boy with a baseball hat slung over one
$houlder remained tat:ked to an
intenor wall
Residents an the park. the '>l'enc ofa
fatal stabbing last }Car and pcnodac
drug raids. said the> had Iona been
suspicious of Buckler and the strea m
of boys that hung around ha'i trailer
· O•llY Piiot
Oellvery
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by the Orange County District At-practice when she resigned from the
tomey's office in 196 7. Supenor Court bench for "personal
There has not been a Judge from ~reasons" last year .
Orange County on the Central Dis-Reagan's appointment of Stotler to
trict ~nch in two years. said Otto the federal bench has been praised by
Boss. Wilson's press secretary. The other local Judges.
Central D1stnct Court encompasses Thomas ~rosby. a state coun. of
the counties of Los Angeles. Orange. appeal Justice. called the appoant-
San Bernardino. Riverside. and San ment a "very good choice." He
Luis Obispo: lauded Stotler for her .. patience.
Stotler would be the fourth female. iotelhgence and perfect jud1c1al
federal judge in the distnct. temperament." .
Before becoming a judge, Stotler John T_rotter. pres1d1og JUSllcc ~f
was a cnminal defense speciahst in a the 4th D1stnct Court of Appeal said
law firm she shared with her husband. "she 1s an excellent lawyer and will
James Stotler. She returned to the make a marvelous federal judge."
GAY RIGHTS LAW •••
From Al
speaking for an ad hoc organization of
"about 20" residents who will peti·
t1on the council to delay a decision on
the ordinance· until a ci tywide refer-
endum as held. Jahraus says the group
met at a local bank Monday morn mg
to draft a statement calling for "more
open. in-depth consideration" of the
n~ for the ordinance and its "effects
on the community."
"It's been so sudden that it 's done
more harm than good," Jahraus said.
explainine that recent d1scuss1on of
the o rdinance has "strained"
previously comfortable business ~d
personal relationships he has had
wtth local gay residents.
could spend a little more time on
this," Jahraus suggested.
Mayor Dan J(cnnc) disagreed
"This 1s why w~ have two public
hearings," Kenney said. ''It's not as
though it didn't get enough publicity.
It was no surprise. People are getting
worked up into a lather when we don't
need to."
Kenney said confidence in his
initial vote has increased since Apnl
17.
"After hearing all the testimony I
thought to myself, 'Gee whiz, there's a
lot of anger out there. maybe there is
something to ttus ordinance.'" he
said.
Jay Grant. a pastor in the Laguna Kenney previously said he would
Church. also opposes the ordinance rather not have had the issue ad-
w1th Jahraus but adds a "moral 1SSue" dressed by the C1ty Couoc1I.
to his argument. "As a Christian. I "Once It came up though it became
oppose 1t. and second. I don't think a human rights issue," he said. "you
the democrauc process has been can't turn your back on it."
followed Jahraus said at least one (It)
.. , get the idea they are saying my C'ounc1l member. Martha Collison.
fa11h 1s less important. I disagree." might find his group's statement to be
Grant said. 'This is not an issue of a "way out" of voting for final
(m)) thinking homosexuality 1s approval of th e ordinance. But Col-
wrong. Some of m y fnends are gay. I Itson. who was elected to council on
work with lots of gays. I JUSt thank April 10 and was serving at her first
council stepped over the ltne when meeting when the vote arose, .said
the} voted to subJect me to a lawsuit Monday she was unaware of the
for not wanung to rent to someone Jahraus group's effons. However. she
whose hfostyle I don't want m> said that her vote was "not locked an"
children exP?sed to." and expressed willingness to listen to
Grant said 100 adult members of the Jahraus proposar.-
has Laguna Canyon congregation are The proposed ordinance 1s s1m1lar
also "very much opposed to 1t." to those in effect an Los Angeles.
The Jahraus group's wrju.cn state· Berkeley, San Francisco. San Diego
meot charges that counCal me'mbers and Santa Barbara. Jt providct for
created "a protective class for the redress through ctv1l court procedings
homosexual and b1sex~I members of of any case of d1scnmination based
04r community" and fftat the acuon '. on sexual oncntat1on in places of
was taken "without preliminary hear-emP.loyment. housing. business. city
mgs. without committee rccommen-fac1ht1es and educational inst1tu-
dat1ons and Wlthout any other con-uons. A court could issue an mJli1'1C-
s1dera uo'ns for a thorough · and open ti on agamst an offender apd award
ref1ect1on on the ramifications of the monetary damages to the victim.
ordinance." The population of 18.000 1n
"Look at how much time we spent Laguna Beach 1s estimated to be from
stud yang parking in this town. We I 5 to 30 percen1 p y
~ANGE COAST
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SAN DIEGO FREEWAY •••
_Fro m Al
increase ln that traffic 1s expected, he
added.
The widening project was added to
Caltrans' state transportation im-
provement' projram last year and it
wall be completed rqaidless of
whether the penny sales tax proposed
for Orang~ County transportation
improvements is passed by voters in
the June clecuon. .
Most of the residents who live
along the freeway -brought up qu~s·
11ons of sound wall construction at
th e meeting. according to Mal')one
Fratt. a Costa Mesa resident who,
along with her husband Joe, has
spearheaded a drive for a sound wall
bet1,1,een· the Santa Ana Raver and
Harbor Boulevard.
"Everybody just wanted to know if
we'd get the sound wall. how high it
would be and mostly when we'd get
at.'' Fratt said.
Weldele said noise testing would be
done along the route to sec wha• areas
have noise levels higher than federal
standards aod merit so1.1nd waits.
··w e wil~ 'study noise readings at
residences: schools. parks and
chu~h&s near the frttway," WeJdele
said. "All those that exceed FHA
standards would receive attcnua-. ., . uon. .
The Fratts have been notified that
tM1r neighborhood is an extremely
likely candidate for a sound wall. The
walls avcraac about 12 feet high,
Weldcle said.
"We're very, very happy," Fratt
said. Her committee has been lobby-
ing for more than a year to have a
sound wall constructed.
"We j ust hope these next two years
Just Call
642-6086
wall go br quickly," she added.
Wcldelc said the sound walls would
probably be ronstrut'ted about the
same time the freeway widening is
undertaken.
The practical aspects of the widcn-
i ng project will be the subject of an
upcoming sencs of studies and 'an
environmental impact report. he
said.
At the recent meetings. Caltraos
officials solicited op1 n ions on how the
JOb should be done and how the extra
lanes should be designed.
NOISE ..•
From Al
governor I am sure it w1ll be testetl in
court and ruled uncons11tut1ona1:·
W1lhams said
Current law allo~ small claims
suns to be filed in t:ases in which
damages are under S 1.500. The suits
can be filed every 100 davs.
The bill to ban stich. su11s is
sponsored by airport operator-' and
others who complain of bcifli
harassed as well as.hun financially by
small-claims suits.
The bill would prohibit airport
noise suns in small claims court,
where cases are hear..d rclat1vcly
quickly and the parties must argue for
themselves rather than having law-.. ye rs.
Instead, they would have to sue ·in
Municipal Court, where legal rep-
resentation is allowed. In addition,
only one suit could be filed by a
resident unless the noise level in-
Tentauve plans have been made
for construction crews to work dunng
the day between 9 a.m. and 3 p. m. and
at night. after rush hour, Weldcle
said.
"The objective dunng_cCVlstnlction
is to handle the safe, efficient move-
ment of traffic and to provide a safe,
adequate worKin~ area for the c~n·
struction crew. • Weldelc said.
"Sometimes those two objectives
seem to be at odds -the traffic will
take as much room as It cari get and
ditto for the contractor... r
aeascd. and a properly zoned airport
could not be sued unless It used
"unnecessary and inJurtous
methods:" a term whose definition is
an dispute.
Robinson said he would consider a
compromise allowing residents to
bnngonc sm.allcJaams suit against the
a1rp<)*t. .
Newport Beach resident Barbara
Lichman. rcpresen11ni the Airport
Work.ing Group. a coalition of home-
owner organizations fi&}lting ex-
pansion at John Wa yne Airport, told
the Associated Press that Deu-
kmejian 's office has promised that
"there will be no resolution without
the opponents of the bill being
included."
But when he vetoed the b1U last
year the governor suggcstc.4 lhat a
less-restrictive measure. such as one
allowing a resident one small-claims
suit per year might be acceptable.
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is pleased to announce that the Bank has been named a
California Premier Performing Bank by the respected
Findley Report, Inc.
In addition, the U.S. SmaJl Business Administration has
ranked the Bank as the largest SBA lender in Orange
County for 19"83 and se\tenth largest in California.
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One Pacific Plaza, 7771.~enter Avenue• Huntington Beach, California 92647
• (714) 895-2929 . .
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-· E~e care and dueue prevention will be discusstd BJ &A.REN B. &LEIN.
tonight in a free community )lealth program entitled Of.,...,,. ..... ,. · _ 1. •
"What's Your Eye-Qr' The prOIJ"lm will begin at 7 p.m. in Omn6'Cobtttf f' lifth annual Youth EAi>o •=ted the conference roont. at Humana Hospital Huntin .. on bou• ~ ftN< ...-.t t th o Co t f · ..a. Bea h 1777" Bea b Bl "' "-•• ~ ' .._vvu ~..--ors o e range u y 11 ~u.a c • ,. c v,... . . . . 1n.Costa'Mesa over t;c ltl:lelcend. 1 Dr. ~nielJ. Siaband, an optbalmol<>11st, will ~1euss Tlie crowd turned out to watch youthful break
thtJe de~1on ad6-tmrtmqu of alauooma. cataracts and dal1CIC'r("abimal owners,~ a'.rran,cn ind Carpente"'
re nal dueases. . . . . .. com.pcte ih various competition ca~.ud urubit The. lecture 1s free, but seating• 1s limaied, and their talents. , ~rvauons are recommended. They can be placed l>y Jill Ann· Uoyd, public relations coordiQftor for the
callina the hosp~l at 842-1473, ext. 247. event, sa.id the two-day expo wu well attended by youna
. ~le and their parents from all over the county. Groups EJ~erJ7 care work•llop Ht mcludina the 4-H Club, Oirt Scouu and Boys and Oi!ls
A workshop and orpnizational meeting of the newly
formed Association · of Residential Care for tht Elderly
toniaht at 7 o'clock in t~e confemlce room of the Costa
Mesa Mesical Center Hospital.
. The topic for the event will be food handlin.g iQ the
residential care facility. ··Funher information may be
obtained by calling Judy Belman at 43'2-8014or Pat Wood •
at 548-7163.
Cable (orum on UCI tonlgllt
1' UC lrv'ine and how it interacts withia, its loca(
community ts-lh-rfocus or the May-vill1rge-Forum, a
monthly telecast on ~mmunity Cablevision, scheduled
for viewing at 8 o'clock tonight on Channel 3.
The (drum is coordinated by Irvine homeowner
association representatives. but anyone intetcsted in
serving on the group's steering committee may join by
calling 660-3648. • .
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Nutrltlon)v9rk•bop la Irv1ae
A clinical dietician and nut(ition counselor. will
conduct a free worksh<fp.'on staying ~caltby thtol.fJh
nutrition tonight at .1:39 in Irvine's Decrfiel~CDmmumty
Park. · . ··
Maureen Mcfee, of.~\,.J~ph·~ Hospi14l, will show
how eaiing certain types ofJOod is associated With medical
ailments. • : · ·
Irvine cbamber plans maer
The Irvine ChamberJ pf Comme.u is ' holding an
breakfast mixer Wednesay at 7:30 a.1J'l. at 'All In Onc-
1'ravel, 1o t~e Irvine Village Center.
• Coffee. juice a_nd rolls will be free to mern be rs and $5
to oorr-me.trYbcis: · --.
The shopping~nter is located ~t Jeffrey Road and
Irvine Center Drive.
·Indian watercraft st..Jled ~._._
. "Waterctaft of the California 1ri<fians7' .will be the
topic of a slide-lecture program TJlurSday at' 7:30 p.m. in
the central patio room of Sherman lib~ a9d Gardens~
on Pacific Coast Highway at Dahlia Ave in Corona del
Mar. •
Admission to the program. which will include a
display of Indian watercraft, as free. but accomm<><btions
arc limited. Reservations may be made by ealling
673-1880.
' Llb~ary patrons to hold danf e
lhe Hunungton Beach Library Patrons Foundation
will hold its first annual dinner-dance Friday from 7 p.m.
to midnight at the Huntington Harbour Bay & Racquet
Clu'b, 4111 Warner Ave.
Water rate fficrcascs wall be considered ~wllen {he
Master Pfan of the Mesa Consolidated Water District is
reviewed .at a district Board of Directors meeting
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u::f'atiDtll-Qit MMier Plan calls for several new
prOJCClS to ~constructed and-the rcpla<:cment of old
pipelines, a district spokeswoman said. Amon$ the new
projects under consideration are new reservoirs. wells,
pumping stations and small hydroelectric generating
facilities, she said. •
• Costs for these n~ projeets and how they will afTecf
water rates in the distrjct w11l be explained p ;he 7 p.m.
publicm~ting.
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• Cancer-Claims Ilze K. Jeske, 40 -~
Funeral scr-Vic~ ~~held Saturday for llze K. Jes~
of Cos la Mesa, wife of the: Rev. Bruce E. J.eske, pastor of
Christ Lutheran Church. Mrs. Jeske died of ea nccr
Wednesday at the age of 40. · ·
Mrs. Jeske, wh o was born in Riga, 'Latvia, was a
registered nurse. ·
She is survived by her hu sband: a son, Timon Edward
Jeske, and two dau_gbters, Marta Ellen Jeske and Beat.a
Ellen J cske. all of Costa Mesa. ' Procccd..s from the event wall go towards the
ennchment of worthwhile programs at the library,
according to a foundation spokesman.
Reservations for the $SO-per-couple program can be
-w obtained by callill8 Jean Curran at 968-2113 or Library
Director Walter Johnson. 960-8836.
Also surviving arc her father, Jekaba Veiss. of
K.a1SC'rlautcm, West Oennany: her mother. Vanda
Celmms of Fon Wayne. Ind .. a.nd a broth •. M':lnms
Vciss. of McFarland, Cahf. ·
The fart)ily requests memorial contribotions be made
to the La Lcche League, the Amencan Cancer Socie~. the
Girl Scouts or Lutheran Hour.
-~ --'~ ~ .$,ervices held for Nellie ~·"Powell
Tuesday, May 1
• 9:30 a.m. Oruge Couty Board of.SQj»CJ"Vlson,
Hall of Administration, 10 Civic Ce nter Plaza. 5anta Ana.
•' 1:30 p.m. Orange Couty Ptaulat Com.mltlioa,
Hall of Administration, I 0 Civic Center Plaza. Sanui Ana.
Wedneaday, May 2
• 9:30 a.m., Oruge Couty Board o.f Supervisors.
Hall of Administration. I 0 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana.
• I 0 a.m., Costa Mesa Traffic Commfttlon, City Hall.
Farsi Floor Conference Room, 77 Fair Drive, Cost.a Mesa.
Pou c£ Loe
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. ~~ces were helti Monday for Nellie Margarite
Powell ofCosla Mesa, who died Wednesday at Costa Mesa
Memorial HospilaJ at the aJ,e of93.
Mrs. Powell. who had lived m Costa Me!& for the past
21 years~~~~ movie theater cashier. She was bo~
an Lancf$dlll Pa. Shc"~ved b~ two dau&h ters, Marian Branin of
Costa .Mlsa and Nellie S~hr of Columbus, N.J. Also
surviving' are 11 grandchildren. 21 great-grandchildren
and four great-great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at Pierce Brothers 8ctt •
Broadway Chapel with the Rev. Ignatius lal4 of St.
Joachim Catholic Church presiding:
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Newport ho.tel left holding
the· bill af $1 11 7 f r .aud
A man skipped out on a $1 .11 7 bill
following a foor-day stay at the
Sheraton Newpon, police reponed
toda~ ,
The suspect signed a credit apph·
cation as Gc:orge M. Ward of the
U nited Dealer Group in Phoenix.
Anz. The applicataon was approved
and the sospect stayed at the hotel
from March 30 to Apnl 2.
The hotel sent the ball to Ward. who
claimed has name had been forged.
possibly y a former emplo)ltt. He
rejected th ball as.fraudulent and the
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hotel called the police.
Newpon pohcearc treating the ca\l'
as a forger')
The suspect was described ai. a
dark-haired man in has earl) 'Os
about S feet. 11 anche~ tall and
weighing 150 pound~
Huntincton Beach 1980DodfeC01t:-rrarkedaitheLevitz A~·anitor discove red an overnight
An animal control officer who was store, 744 Edinger A~. The loss was bur ary Suoday morning at the estimated at $3,000. · Bas an-Robbins ice cream hop. 59) I attemptingtorouodupastrayaoat on • • • Warner Ave. A frontjloor lock was
Old Piratt Lane complained to police A resident of the 5900 blc:K;k of broken to enter. and $4() was taken.
that several juveniles i!l, the nei~-·Littlefield Drive reponed Sun<:tay • • •
borhood were chasina tiim around. thata$60briefcascconta1n10gSl.OOO A man told police Sunday h1 tan
He said one of the youths was anned cash was stolen from a vehicle m her 1978 Lmcoln Continental had bten
with a pool cue. Police said tht garage. The .vehicle and the prage stolen from the parkin& lo! of R~
incident had settled down by the time were unfockcd. uben's restaurant on Pacific Coast
they arrived om_~ ~n~. r • ~mconc broke ~h~ rear wmdow to Hflbwa)'.. The man $8id the vehicle. A t 4-ycar-old.boy i~o~hot buijlarize a white J 981 BMW.t parked worttr $8,SOO, had a $550 handguo
himself in the leg with a . ll glibcl' Sunday-on the 6100 block of Fc~I and a $300 ~hotpn LO.Si.de when it wu
rcvol9cr. He was treated at Pacific Dnve. The lo included a stolen. • ...
Ho p1tal. camera lens and binoculars won Entcnna thnu~ an unlocked front ~ • • • $<()() ~ _,, A $2,000 pearl necklace, a pair of J_ • • • • • door. someone u ku a home noo sold eannp and s 160 1n cuh :tMr10-s,pccd bicycles y.;uc stolen turday on the 16 block ofEq!c
wttt atolen from an unlocked car fronun.unlocked prage on the 7600 Linc The loss included a camera
parked on the 16000 block ofW11la1" block of EU1 Avenue, a rttidcnt wonh $340 • • •
Lene. tcPQtted-_Suo.dly. The lo was cstl· A blue 1972 Kanncn Ghia M
·A blue Murra;~; 26-mch bicycle _l'l\1atd!'lff2SO .•• • • • • buritamcd wh ile parked 10 a carpon
wa reported stolen un,da)' from the hhitc 1982 Tpyota Cchca wa on the 16700 block of V1ewpo1n1
•• 19800 block of KJnaawOOd Lane The bura.lamcd&mday on the s 1 oo bl~ Ltne. The loss included ste~Q eQu~
lo was estimated at $90. of 'McFaddm Avenue. The lo mcnt wonh S2SO , ••• . -ldd h . • •• A Wcstminstm woman reported inc u c sterto UJpmcnt won Someone stoic a 1(}7' h&ht hluc
Sunday thot someone '1olc her ~old $600. • :"; Volkswa en from the-MOO block of
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Teache'r§,as~ingfor s alary hike,
. .,· --smaller classes inirvine schools
By ANDREA ADELSON
Of IM Delly l'llot 8WI
lrv1ne~s 740 teachers are asluog for
a 11 percent wage hake and a two
student-per-class enrollment reduc-
uon fhat t~ether could cos1 the ·
school d1 stnci. an estimated S4
m1lhon next year. union and school
officials said.
"lf tlie Legisla turc happens to give
us 'additional funding, then there
probably can be compromise. If not.
11 fooks very difficult." said the
Wnmer .\venue· :i:nc lo\!> "'a" t.•su-mate~-at $3,000
Laguna Beach
.\commercial burglan n·<,ult1ng,,1n
the ,loss of $1 .l<Xl \.\3\ rcponcd to
pollre at 715 South (oa'>t l11ghwa~
carh Monda .. aftemoun . . ...
f\\O h1tchb1k.ers beat anJ robbed
lht• person "'ho gaH' them a nde ~aturda} evening lhc 24-H·ar-nld
'1ll1m from Arca reponed that he
p1ckrd up two"h1te males in lht' 1400
hind of outh ( oast H1gh\\a} '>atur·
da} eH·ning The SU'iJX'Ct<; toM him tl)
'itOp JO front of ~uth ( oa~t ~kd1cal
Center 1n outh Lagun~ "'hen thl''
~rabbcd ha m b) the ncd. plated him
10 a choke hold and punched ham 1n
the face. Talcn wa~ a camera worth
$450. The v1ct1m wa!I treated and
re leased at South ( oajlt Mcd1tal
Center. Both suspects fled on fool • • • o\n unknown numhrr of
h) podcrm1c synngcs wa~ rtpone<I
stolen from the F~ ( hnl<.' 460
Ocean .\vc . Saturda} af\ernoon .\
lockt"\1 cabmct was fon;cd open and
clinic officials arc uncertain ho"'
man) may have bttn taken. ••• A ca r stt-reo wonh $600 wa'
rtpontd stolen from a vehicle parkC'd
in the 2700 block of V1cton1 Dn"e
Fnday afternoon
Newport Beach
A Newport Bc.a~h man rtpontd the
theft ofSI0.72$ m "'dro equipment.
home electronics. artwork. 1nt1quec; andJC~ell) from h1\ home,,, 1he 200
block ofC'~nal Monda> • • • A Los AJl&CIC's mnn rcpom·d the
theft ol two tclcphonc'I 'alued at S 50
ench froa1 his moh1lc homt• 10 lh<'
• d1stnct's chief bargainer. Ass1slant
Supenntehdcnl Dela~ R 1chards.
The governor has recommended a
3 peKeQb\lllke an state funding nt.'\t
year for elemt:nlal') and seconda~
schools
The 2S-5<'hool ln1nc d1stnct. ll!>
teachers and the 700 membcrc; of the
non-teaching staff stan negot1a11on'
this month over wage and bcndit
packages.
Irvine Teacher. .\ssoc1at1on Prt'\I·
dent Ke'l Homer admitted thl'
7200 blbck of \\est C oas1 H1pi"a'
Monda) . . ...
A Neq'!Ort Beach \.\Oman rq,unl·J
the theft of SI <n5 1n rash trnm 1tw
bedroom an her home in tht· 11x1 hlo, ~
of I 13th. St reel M4)nda~ • • • >\Ne"' port Beach man repnncd till'
theft of h1i. "'allet out ol hie; unln" 1-.t•d
car 10 the I I 00 block of--1)1r.11I
M onda~ • • • .\ Long Beach man repont"d till'
th cli ol a car c;tcreo and 1hr1.-e tcnn"
racket~ "'1th a total 'alue of $~ le
from his BM\\ parked 1n the .lJ ~
blocl of McArthur Mo.»da~ _
Fountain Valley
omconc \ andah1ed four Ul'\\ h
constructed. unoccupied 1.('l'n-
dom1n1ums over the weekend an tlk;
hawntana development on tht-
12100 block of )lvanc The intruder
cnten-d through an unloded \lid1nl!
glass door, plusgcd the bathtub dra n
and le!\ the "'ater running. \\a1cr
damngc to the condom1naumc; "'Cl'
cs11matt"d at $4.000 ••• .\ rec;1dcnt of the 82~kxl ul
(rlad)' l\\enuc in Huntington lk3< h
told fountain Vallcv office~ Mondu'
her h1ht blue l<HpeeJ Hulh h1nck
wac; ~tolcn from the sidewalk an tmnt
ofa church at 175'\0 Bu">hard St . ' . Thomas Franllin Peterson. l9, of
lrv1nc was a~sted Monda) 11 the
Ralph's ~upcrm1rk c1 I "0'70
Mnanoha 1 . after ht' allcicdh tnc,t
to stt"al a t".tnon ol Marlboro lo..m
c1prettc' wonh SH ~4 • • • !\ ~•dent of the I 0 \00 bl\X k l'i t •
Hacienda >\ venur reported Mond.!\
that iomconr burslar11ed ti" 'toraLtc.
an.·a at hie; uirpon T ht• IU!i't t·~··
matl'ti 31 S4~ \ int l11tlc."\1 \pon' cq111p
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propo'>l·J I I f)Crt l'O I CO~l-Of-h .. ing
antrea-.c ·,ounJ' li k1: a b1i figure "
T~w'>t, l·h\lngh1kewouldcome
on tor ot J .l .., pc1cent "'a~e increase
ncgo11atnl l.i,1 ldll for teachers be--
cau\t nt'\l H.H s ~hool calendar wtll
~ longl'r 11\ r \ e Aa\~5. lo
fht: h1l..I.' a, i.lill h •o~d onl\ boost
an Ir' lnl < .irh~r \ base pay to
$1 lS.000 ixr ,car. the suin~rd sa1ar;
m :omml·ntkd for I 98'-8~'b\ the
,tatl' \1.houl surx·nntendent. H·omcr
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1·1~nt l.1mr1ng 2t-ar and small tools l • •
\I l-1.l•t1r·old rl'.,1dcn1 o f the 11800
.Q.l...fl ~ •f l\1J' llo'"er ( 1rcle told poh~
'-1 n,1.1' h1' gn1 .. ~h"'mn din h1~c
\\,1, 'mkn trom a parlmg place at the
\ "' ~ mJr~~t t n201 Harbor Bh d.
I hl 1'"' "'a' e't1matl·J at S.'.!00
Costa Mesa
.\ h• •n)~n 1 ht" :=( 111 hlOC'ic of Mapte
\11 ,·1 \\:l' ~urglanr,d \1nnda~ and
I \ \tole s2~ \\(\nh of cloth{''
tr11rn 1lw rl"•1d1:n,l· \ "mdo~ to thl'
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LOS ANGELES CAP) -The Depan-
meot of Motor V'ehi,cJes has rejCGted
thousands of veh~regbtrarion renewals
~use drivers failed to comply with
California's new mandatory smoa check
law.
So far 4,600 notices have been mailed to
vehicle 'owners who haven't had their
vehicles inspected, and another 52,000
nouces probably will have to be sent out
dunng the next three to four weeks, the
department said Monday.
Together. those fiaures represents 12~.
~rcent of the 475,000 vehicle rcg1strat1on
renewals due before Ma).' 8. the OMV said.
The nc~mandalQry'Vebiclc inspection
program ii ~e foeat po\nl of California's
effcuts to re<luce em1ss1ons of inspected
vchfoleJ by 25 percent by t 987. The initial
non-compliance rate caught the OMV by
surprise.
"Twelve percent is hiPJer than I trunk we
would have upctC'ted. • OMV spokesman
Erwin Cooper said, "I think most.people
expected that. across th·e board. people
would be complyi~ Maybe thett's some
misunderstanding,' Cooper added.
But. Cooper said, "Tl)nc are the early
returns. It may not hold up two or three
weeks down the line. People may fall in line ·
and all of a sudden things may straighten L-~~-.iil
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The OMV said it will not process the
registration renewals until · the vehicle
owner!. submit an official certificate
proving their vehicles have been checked.
Motonsts are being given a 60-day grace
penod to compl). the department said.
out... . Wind ity Under the new law. 12 million gasoline-y C
powered vehicles, 20 years old or newer in A pedatrlan battlee 80-mpb
the state's smoggiesl urban areas are wtuda that enpped llibt pole. covered by the new law.
and eent Utter buketa routnc in
Chlcaco Monday.
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THE COUNTY OF ORANGE ENVIRONMENT AL
MANAGEMENT AGENCY ANNOUNCES A
~ PAJBLIC HEARING_ .
SoutH Laguna Specific Plan/LCP .
Date: Tuesday May 15, 1984 .
, . ~ Time: 1 :30pm or soon thereafter
_. ~r-Location: Planning Comrn&.salon Hearing Room
1 O Civic Center Plaza , Santa Ana
PROPOSAi :
Amendment t o rhe South LaRuna Spec ific Plan /Local Coastal Pro!'tram (1.CP) (Zone Chan1te
Bl.-ISP) to inco rpo rate 11 proposed RSF-7 "Residential-Sln!'tle Famllv" Land Use (toninR)
Distri c t f or a portion o f t he Th ree Arch Bav Co111111unltv and to make minor textual changes
t o t ht• Specific Plan /LCP. ·
Tl1t-Sout h Laguna Specific Plan 'LCP is a c.omp reh('nSivP development plan a dopted bv the
8o 3rd o f Superviso rs fo r t hP unincorporated communit v o f South LsRuna. Th~ Specific
Pl .rn /I P was ori11.lna llv adopted bv the Board of Supervi<1o r s on April h , 198). Thie;
amendm.•nt compr ises t hf' addition o f t he pr op <.t>tl RSF-1 "Re sidential-SinRle Famllv"
(zonlnK • 01 strl c t fo r t he portion of Three Arch Bay Identi fied below. This new district
1.1!11 .3!llon.o1 other thinll,s . rt-')ui r e residential uni ts t o m.:iintaln a maximum buildln11. heil!,ht
11! 17 t u ~7 feet dependinp on the slC1pe of 1.'11 .. l•ul ldinR site. This amendment wt 11 alst1
m.1h· mlnc•r textual chan11.E'<; t o t he Spec.if!c l'l.111 /ICP wh ich h11v e been recommended by the
1 dit orn 1.1 C.oac,tal Comml c:c;ion st.1ff and will .1lf In tht-ct-rt!flratlon o f the plan. Thec;e
h.1nl'e-.. tt>11 1o 1!>l o f po l l<"v lan11.uajle ch.1nR!!-.. 1.1 l t! tr• tht-Resource , Acces-, ,rncl Ne1.1 l>t-velopment
I 11mpont'n l "-<'I t lie LCP /I.And Uo;e I' I an.
Ii ii C ,q.,• r r ,.P.r am<o JrP st .H ut ~r i1v exempt from l.ft1A rrriu!remen t<o pur'>u.int t o <;i-ct tnn
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t •• '(t1t• Pl.10ninR Comm l si.lon ,11 le.ic;t ~I. ho11r ... pr IC!( t co the hearinJl. date.
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South Laguna Specific Plan/
Local Coastal Pro$Jram
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Soviet leaves
U .s., abruptly
WASHINGTON (AP) -A five-hour airpon
confrontation between U.S. officials and Soviet diplomats
· over a visiting Soviet mathematician ended when the man
was aUowed-to leaveJor Moscow. Earlier, the mathema·
tician told CaJifornia police that someone had triod to gas him. _ __,
1 St.a~ Department and immiaration officials ques-
tioned Sergei Kozlov as the Soviets looked on at Dulles
hnemational Airport, then· allowed hlln.t.o.Jeave, said a
government source who spoke on the condition he not be
named.
In Lqndon, British Airways officials said a passenger
named ~tgei Kqzlov arrived this morning and boarded a
Soviet Aeroflot flight for Moscow.
There was no inde~ndent confirmauon of Kozlov's
travel. however. The airline officials said the reservation
had been madeby the Soviet Embassy in London.
The government source said the U.S. officials had
interviewed Kozlov to deterinine whether he was being
forced to leave and that he had "freely and repeatedly
expressed his desire to go back to the Soviet Union."
St.ate Department spokeswoman Sondra McCarty
declined tQ comment on the inciden~ which brought
Assistant ~cret.ary of St.ate Ri chard Bun to the suburban
Virginia airpon .
Federal Aviation Adminisrarion officials provided a
conference room at Dulles for U.S. and Soviet officials.
FAA spokesman Dennis Feldman said.
In Pasadena, police said KozJov abruptly left his hotel
Saturday in a Soviet consular car with Russian officials.
He had arrived in Los Angeles on Friday and planned to
spend the next sax weeks as a guest lecturer at the
California Institute of Technology.
A Los Angeles newspaper reported in today's editions
that Kozlov had 'complained to Pasadena police earlier
Saturday that he was being followed and that someone had
attempted to gas him.
Police Sgt. Wes Ritt said Kozlov called p0litt at I 0
a.m Saturday and asked for medicaJ auention for
poisoning. saying he had been gassed. Paramedics found
ham "physiolog.1cally fine." Rice said.
Senate. sluggish
on deficit fig~t
WASHINGTON (AP)-The Senate is trying. so far
with little success, to pick up Its sluulsh pa~ ofacuon on
proposals for reducing federal budgcf dcfic1ts.
In fact senators were taking a slight detour today -
1he1r fifth d~y of work on the issue-toargue about a drop
1n the ocean of red ink. The issue was whether to attach an
amendment that would give federal judges the same
percent.age pay increase this year as other federal
employees.
Majority Leader Howard H. Baker Jr., R-Tenn ..
indicated today that the pay issue would not be resolv~d
unul mad-afternoon. But, he added, the Senate likely will
bcgm action later today o~ major amendments.
.. That breaks the ice." Baker told reponers.
The budget debate IS surposed to be about a three-
year. SI 44 ball ion package o defic1t-reduct1on measures
worked out by President Reagan and Senate Republican
leaders.
Senate aides estimated Monday that 35 to 40
amendments for either a substitute or modification of the
GOP plan arc ~nding. but legislators have been reluctant
to offer their plans. .
The paralysis has developed because senators believe
that the last amendment offered will have the best chance
of being accepted, in pan because there is a feeling that af
nothing else has passed. then legislators wall vote for the
last remaining plan rather than ha ve the Senate do
nothing.
Thus. h1tlc IS#tllng done..
Chernenko presides
at .. M~y Dax:J2ataa~.
Dole will work for
oil sptll. legi_slatton
BJ Tiie AHoclaiff Pttt•
WASHINGTON -The Rcapn administntion, in a
sbil\ of policy, ~jd M.o.nday it will supi><>rt lcabJatl<?D that
wou.ld set lia'bi.lity ce1hnp from an off~shore oil 1p1U and
establish a federal trust fun~ to pay for the C!etnup.
Transportation Secretary El~beth. Dole p~nuped to
work with Congcss "to fehaevc promp.t acuon an dt1:r"
import.ant effort t9 streamline a~d stren~eo the ~al
pollution liability and compensation laws. The letJ'"
lanon under consideration In the House would create •
sin&le system to cstab\ish !lability and pay forfrcleanu~
costs in event of a~ 011 S{'l.11, from a tanker or ~m 01
drilUog or transporuna fac1ht1es on the o~ter ContJn~n~
Shelf of U.S. deep water pons. pot~ wd lhe admuut
tration generally suppons the l~slatJo~. ~"!t wo.ut4 see
several changes includina a ha&her hab1hty bm1t for
shipowners. She also wants the lranspoi:iauon Dern-
mcnt to administer the trust fund, mstcad o an
independent group.
R~an reject. embany move
ABOARD AIR FORCE ONE -President Rcapn
said today he remains opposed to moving the Umted
St.ates Embassy m Israel and was surprised to learn t~t
some officlals an his administration a!'C. recommend~na
the idea. "'N_o.1 feel very sJronaly lhatthisaJlotsomctbing
that we should do." Reagan told reporters as he wrapped
up a six-day trip to China. Th~ ~ash!ngton P?st repo~
in Monday editions that adm1mstrat1on ol_llc.ials" seeklnJ
to avert ~mbarrassing problems on Capitol Hill, ~ere
conside\{ng a plan to move the embassy from Tel A v1v-to
West Jerusalem. Legislation to move the e~bassy to t~e
Israeli capital of Jerusalem al~ady has been introduced tn
Congress, but opponents say such an action "'.ould inflame
Arab opinion and could bnngion new teironsm.
Famoa• ~<>am Coant BUle
NEW YORK -Sarah Vaughan, Dizzy Gillespie and
a doz.en other big names in the mus}c wort~ paid their. last
respects to jazz great Count Basie at has. funeral l1l a
Harlem cnurch. Hurtdreds of simple fans also pac.ked. the
Abyssinian Baptist Church on Monday, overflowing into
the street as they honored the man mourned as the
"uni versa I am .. ssador of jazz~" Basie4 who died of cancer
Thursday in Hollywood, Fla., at age 79. was rememberq6>
by the Rev. Samuel Proctor as "a modest and bumble ~n
in an era when modesty and hunfllity were no longer an
practice." The altat was decorated with numerous fl.oral
arrangements, including one in the shape ofa grand piano
and another )n lhe shape of a phonograph.
CALIFORNIA
Dlablo prqte•t .crapped
SAN LUIS OBISPO -A ' plan· devised by anti-
nuclear activists to keep the Diablo Canyon nuclear power
plant inoperable was officially scrapped Monday -about
36 hours after plant engineers recorded the first nuclear
reaction at the plant. The Abalone Alliance. which
developed the "People's Emergency Response Plan," will
meet within the month to develop new strategy for keeping
the plant from producing more than the 5 percent of
capacuy power allowed under its current 1.icensc. sai.d P~
Metcalf. alliance spokeswoman. She said the alhancc s
spokesgroup met Monday to bring the plan to a close.
Since the plan's inception on Jan. 13, 537 protesters ha ve
been arrested in organized demonstrations at the plant.
Meanwhile. the plant was .. runni.ng smoothly at zero
power." Monday said Pacific Gas & ·EJectric Co.
spokeswoman Sue Brown.
I Few apply for mentor job•
LOS ANGELES - A disappointing numbe~f
teachers have applied for spectal "mentor" JX?Siti.ons d
enthusiasm may have been dampened by th.e h~ehh . of
assignment to mner-aty schools, school dastnct officaaJs
say. A tot.al of 453 city teachers ~~ve .a~ked to be
considered for the 429 .. mentor teacher positions created
by the state Education Reform Act, according 10 figu~s
released-Monday by the Los Angeles Unified School
District. Only 61 high school teachers applied to become
mentors. even though the district has the funds tC? pey_f~r
70 such jobs. Teachers in the program. Cahfomta s
version of a merit pay plan. wall receive bonuses of$4,000
a year. The mentors are intended to help new and
struggling teachers improve their slulls.
Manson follower up for parole
LOS ANGELES -The mother of slain actress
Sharon Tate and Distract Attorney Roben Philibosian
both expressed strong opposition Monday to the setting of
any release date for Charles Manson follower Charles
.. Tex" Watson. Doris Tate. whose daughter was one of the
Manson family's victims and who as now runnina for state
office. said she penonally ~ould argue against Watson's
release at a parole heannl scheduled today at the
California Men's Colony in. San Luis O~ispo. Tate, who is
running for the South Bay s 3 lst D1stnct assembly scat,
spoke at a news conference held by Citizc;ns for Truth and
Citizens ACT (Anti-Crime Taskforce), two groups who
support tough sentencing for criminals.
LA PAZ, Bolivia-Factoncs, busineuesand schools
thto'u&bo\Jt BoUvia were shutdown u a aeneral strike wu
l1unc6od to protest shlfl) jumps 1n food and pt0lint
pncn and dcvaluauon of the peso. The strike bcPi> Mon~ and is scht;duled to continue throup Thurs..
day.Today i a natidnal holiday, Labor Day, when most
businesses arc us~Uy closed. labor leaders me& with
aovernment official Monday •arced to form com·
mi ions to study the food upphet and petroleum ~s
and Olb.er i uc , labor rtprctcntatives said. But the strilc calf rcnuuntd in rfTcct
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pr ecautions
led to cave-in.·
LAS VEQAS, Nev. (AP) -Scienusts at the nation's
nuclear testin& site were so concerned a~ut radiation
leak.I they overlooked otheuafety factors before'I cave-in
' kiDed one worker and i.ojured 14 workers, an Eneray
Depa.rtfnent official says.
The accident occurred Feb. IS when a mesa holdina
futc. ~xperiment trailen sank 2S feet several hours after a
nuclear weapons effects teSt was conducted in a tunnel
I, 168 feet beneath the mesa.
"Our concern over radiatiQn releases overwhelmed
all other safety considerations "Thomas Clark. m~
of the Nevada Operations Office of the Department of
Enei:gy, said Monday. The bffice is responsible for the
nation's nuclear testing program.
Clark's comments came as the Department ofEneray
released a rcpor\ submitted by a committee formed to
invtstigate the accident at the site I 00 miles northwest of
Las Yeps. . \
"It is clear from the investiptive findings that there
\¥15 a failure to adequately protect and safeguard test site
workers who were in volved in the nudear test," Gov.
Richard Bryan said after reading the report.
More than 7,000 people work at the site. the nation's
nuclear testin~ ground since January 195 L
·Test officials were also lulled into a sense of security
because they th_pught there had never been that le.ind of
sinking or craterinJ in the hard rock of Rainier Mesa,
Qark said. He said 1t was later learned there had been such
an incident in 1969, with no injuries reported.
Neighbori ng Yucca Flat. the scene of hundreds of
t underground nuclear weapons tests, is pockedAt.jth craten
, created when the loose desert soil subsides into holes
caused by the undec:ground nuclear bla,sts.
Mari.nes return .
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CAMP LEJEUNE. N.C. (AP)-Marines and sailors
whose 195-day m1ss1on overseas included 1he two biggesl
U.S. combal acttonssince the Vietnam War came horoc 10
a welcome befi1tini heroes today.
Military and civic officials and famil y members were
on hand to greet 1he 1,800-member 22nd Marine
Amphibious Unit, which invaded the island of Grenada
and later was sent to Lebanon to relieve the U.S.
peacekeeping force.
Yellow ribbons were tied around 241 I recs plant~d
along Lejeune Boulevard in honor of Mannes who died 1 n
Beirut. Several businesses sponed welcome-home ban-
ners and signs. and Amencan flags fluttered along the
route to Camp Lejeune.
"To honor the dedicated service of the n nd MA U.
the unit will be awarded the Navy Unit Commendation
Ri~bon and the Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal,"
said Camp 4Jeune's public affairs office in a prepared
statement. •
Two ships in the fl eet had landed by 10:30 a.m .. and
several more remained offsh ore.
Capt. Craig Fisher, spokesman for Camp Le1eune.
said that after a brief ceremony at the pon in Morehead
City, the troops will be driven 10 Camp Geiger. which is
pan of the Camp Lejeune complex, for the main program .
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It'• &cc aacLcasy.
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caulking and \\'e3 thcr stripping
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times demand a · . -post-Jarv~soillan
Two philosophies are struggling for dominance in
California's public education system: Pre-Jarvisism and post-
Jarvisism.
Pre-Jarvisites are embodied by teachers' organizations.
Their guiding principle is that funding cutbacks resultin$ from '"the Howard Jarvis-inspired Proposition 13 will not diminish the
ability of teachers 10 negotiate fat contracts. ·
Post-Jarvisites. mostly administratjve and management-
types, ·maintain that less money coming In from the state must
mean less money going out in salaries.
Classic pre-Jarvisi tes a·re the teachers at Saddleback
College. They have locked horns with college.Chancellor Larry
Stevens over their co ntract -particularly a clause that has
allowed salaries to approach an incr~ible $80,000.
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Administration
is being deceitful,
perhaps to itself Reaping pre-Prop. 13 benefits that,were accepted as the
nprm by current faculty and previous 'administratiOr\~like, five
teachers at the two-year institution earned more than $70,000
last year -one raked in more than$ 79,000. Twenty-eight more
earned between $60,000 and $70,000 and dozens -including a
nurse and a librarian -earned between $50,000 and $60.000.
Well; maybe earned isn't exactly the right word. Most of
these incomes were amassed during three-and-one-half and
four-Oay work weeks. Prior to the arrival of Chancellor Stevens.
Solidarity leaders tortured
WASHINGTON -Just imagine
you arc thinking about enlisting in the
CIA-funded army now at war with the
Sandinist.as. imagine, further, that
you are interested in the Contras not
because the OA wi11 put a meal in
your belly but because you so loath
the Sandinista regime that you are
willing to fight '-whicb could mean
to die -to topple it. Saddlieback College put out the "Gone Fishin'" sign on Fridays. WASHINGTON -The Polish
Stevens earned the enmity of the staff when he instituted a govemmcnthasdeniedpersistcnt
five-day class schedule. But" antagonism turned to something reports that imprisoned leaders of the Solidarity movement arc system-more like hatred when he and the trustees declared war on the atically tortured and mistreated in
bloated paychecks. ~ _ the1rcommumstdungeons. But I
Under the current contract, a teacher can maK.e extra money have just received a letter smuggled
by teaching more than the mandatory 15 hours (usually fi ve outofBarcuwoPrisoninPoland. ~ and 1t confirms the worst. courses) per week. It is a common practice in the higher My Solidaritnources tell me that
education business known as .. overloading." But the Saddle back mass beatings have occurred recently
contract allows .. unlimited overlQading_" -in essence. a blank at the prison. resulting in serious
check. injuries to the unio• leaders. Des{>ite
An accreditation team described the overloads as .. very this. thecourageousSolidaritypns-oners still maintain passive resistance heavy" and recomme~ded the practice "should be examined to asa means of protesting thegovern-
determine if there is a·n adverse effect on the quality of mcnt'sattemptstosuppressthe
education." movement.
Steve ns calls the overload practices "unconscionile:·" The The letter I received is from
teachers. who are still trying to wring a pre-Jarvisonia contract Andrzej Slowik.chairmanofS-oli-darity in the Lodz region southwest of from the trustees. have demanded his head. Warsaw. He noted that communica-
For what? For following the agenda set by the trustees who tion has been virtually impossible
hired him? Or for imposing professional and fiscal standards lately. because all visitorsarcstrip-
upon teachers who have become accustomed to abnormally h ~gh ~~~~~w~~:::eU" way out. Here is
pay. unusually sh<:>rt weeks and ~chedules that. ~a use outside .. Jerzy Kropiwmcki and 1 areat this
observers to question a well-quahfied staffs ability to prepare pointconunuingourhungerstnke.
properly for classroom instruction? 1 • Thex have bee~ fo~e~feed1ng us since
Pressure on the trustees is sure to mount. Organized Apnl 11. K.rop1wn.1ck1 swallowsthe
h h be l. · lti · h · · d stomachtubebyh1mself.lrefuseto ~eac ers axe come a~ 1t1ca orce mot er communities an beforce-fed.soforthc last three days
they could rp uster clout m Saddle back. I have been rendered helpless by first
But these are post-Jarvisonian times and this board must beinghandcuffedandthcnmymouth
stand behind the post-Jarvisite it hired to bring responsible is forced open wjth the useoftonure
d · · · S ddl b k C ll anda lcver a mm1strat1on to a e ac o ege. . . "lamusi ngtheword'torture'
Opinions expressed 1n the space abo1o:e are those of the Da1/_1 Pilot. Other literally, because aftersnting me in a
views e'<prcssed on this page arc those of1he1r authors and ams ts. chairthey trample on my toes and
JACK
ANDERSON
twist my arms and legs-often in
oppos1ted1rections-so that those
twisting my anns force me to straight-
en up and others, twisting my legs.
make this impossible.
"Or they prop my legs down on th e
edge oft he bed and one of them si ts on
my legs. wrcnchjngmy knee sockets
in the opposite direction. Or they
press my shin bone. hard. against the
edgeofthebed frame. Ar the same
time. others will wrench my head
back and press hard on the Jaw joints
and a doctor or nurse goes to work on
my Jaws with forceps.
"When I stan to scream. the prongs
of the forceps are inserted between
m) teeth and they have me. All they
have to do 1s insen the stomach tube
and pou~ the gruel in. Usuall) 1h1s will
take five or six funct1onariesas ~II as
a doctor and a nurse. One of the
nurses has progressed to 10nuring me.
On 12 April 1984, she started to press
very hard on my lymph nodes. This 1s
very painful.
.. I have been alone in the cell since
29 March.Jerzy Krop1wnicki,
Wladys law Frasyniuk. Tadeusz
St.ansk1 and Romuald Szercm1et1cw
were each aiven a month of solitary
confinement. They have been placed
across the comdor since aJI the
common criminals have been moved
from here ....
"Since yesterday. Frasyniuk.
Stanski and Szerem1etiew have been
locked up in the so-<alled •thennos
flask' -a cell without a toilet, water \
or air. It is constructed with double
walls. double doors. excellent
soundproofing and security. They
will probably stay in there for 24 or 48
hours. The~ ended up in there for
demandini to be treated as political
prisoners. including the right to
exercise in the yard. which has been
denied everyone since 29 Mar.ch.
"Yesterday, each one separately
was granted 30 minutes of exercise.
following which theywere locked up
in the 'thermos' again. I suspect that
we will all have to continue the
hungerstnke fora long time yet.
Kropiwnicki and I arc determined to
do so. We will not give up ...
"Try to spread this news as far and
as wide as you can. I hope there will be
demonstrations on the first of Ma y
again this year. It 1s important to
maintain these traditions. Any inter-
ruption may bring them to an end for
a very long time. I send greetings to alt
who remember and who continue 10
ac1.··
Jad Azldersoa Is• syadlta led
columalst.
Now imagine you are the CIA
recruitment olflcer. What do you say?
Do you say that tbc Contras will be
used only to put pressure on tbe
Sandinista regime? Do you say that
the United States wants only to
ensure that Nicaragua will relax press
censorship, hold free elections and
cease exporting revolution to El
Salvador?
Now yo u are once again a potential
Contra, mulling over enlistment
Would you risk your life to stop
Nicaragua from sending arms to U.e
Sal vadoran guerrillas? A lot )'ou care
about El Salvador. Would you risk
your life to end press censorship in
Nicaragua itself? Hab! It'.s not tbe
American Civil Liberties Union
Bngade you're considering. Okay,
would you risk your life so that
Nicaragua has free elections? Did I
hear the word .. loco"?
This 1s what the Reagan adminis-
tration 1s asking us to believe. United
St.ates policy, Insofar as it can be
diS«rned. 1s not to topple the
Nicaraguan government, but to re-
fonn 1t -elections. a free press -
and to force it to cease aiding the El
Salvadoran guerrillas. If Nicaragua
does all that, it would not only go to
OAS heaven, but.we would tteaJ the
Sandinista regime as any other.
The' trouble is ~at no one is $Oing
to risk bis life to implement a senes of ..
reforms. Men who fight, fight to win
--------------------------------------------------------------------into Managua. It means vic-It's suicidal not~to be prepared.for war·· . -
..
d winning means a triumpbal
new government and the spoils
of war, including. you can bet, a
regime that wiU censor the press and
not hold elections -just like tbc one
the Sandinist.as toppled.
So either the administration is
deceiving the Contras or it's deceiv-
ing us. It's not playing sl(aight with
someone. l fa guess is a1lowed. we arc
the ones being snookered. There is
just too vast an American military
buildup going on in Central America
merely to effect reforms in Nicaraaua.
The Contra army alone has tripled in
the last year arutiinow boasts 15,000
men. Honduras has been turned into
a palm-shrouded aircraft carrier. The
jungle reverberates with the sound of
American air bases being built.
Ru sians haven"'t.
cpanged · ... heir
outlook in .years
In 1939 and 1940-thcre was a big
··world's Fair" on Treasure Island 1n
Sa n Francisco Ba~ Th1sexpos111on
was to celebrate the opening of two
new bndges-the bncfke over the
Golden Gate which ~as regarded as
an engineenng marvel and the .. Ba> ..
bndge whi ch earned traffic from San
Francisco to Oakland.
I was fonunateenough tow1n for
my employer. H .S. ('rocker Publish-
ing Co., the conces\1on fo r all the
publications that were sold al stands
located all over T rcasure lslan~ ,.
These publica uons included the
Guide Book: "Magic 1n the N1gh1." a
beautiful book of view\ of lighted
buildings: a book of daytime color
pictures: a large assortment of pos1 -
cards. and other colorful novelties
The reason I tell \Ou 1h1c; 1s that our
legal counsel was a firm ~hich had. as
oneofits member'> a \Cl"\ bnght
young man named Caspar W.
Weinber«er. Dunng the two years
that the expos1t1on cont1oued I de·
veloped a high regard for Weinberger
-not onl} (or his legal skill but for
his good common sense. Consequent-
ly. unlikesomeofmycontemporanes
who don't understand the true global
pen I ofourcountf). I believe what
Weinberger tells me.
Tells m~ Yes. I'm sure he sent the
same publication 10 several million
other people but he did take the
trouble to send mine along with a
personally si~ned note. Sure evidence
that he's notJustpropagandmngold
fnenqs for pollt1cal reasons.
And because of my confidence in
him I regard as accurate his repon to
the Congress for fiscal year 1985 and
equall; accurate a 1984 repon on
Soviet military power.
Wc1nbergerspokethisweekat the
National Press Club. His talk fol -
lowed a talk by Barbara.Tuchman
who won a Pulitzer Prize for her
h1stoncal wnungS. Barbara Tuchman
followed the familiar propaganda line
tha1 our foreign ~IC} 1s .. folly."
l agree that not e"erything we haYc
done ma~ be too smart. but certain~
WALTER
BURROUGHS
we've got to recognize that we have a
real enemy in communist Russia and
we'd beuerquit kidding ourselves
that begging them to send a group of
athletes to the Olympic Games this
summer is going to help our relations
with them.
Last week I. along with other
members of the Rotary Club of Costa
Mesa. had the pleasure oflistening to
a talk by a retired Bntish anillcry
colonel. He has been in Israel forthe
last I I years. devot1 ng most of his
ti me toa Christian enterprise.
This gentleman told about seeing
with his own eyes a series of tunnels
bored back into the mountainside
which the Israelis discovered. These
tunnels were filled with weapons.
tanks. ammunition. and all other
an1clesofwar-all Russian.
I
During World War II. as deputy for
Colonel Dean Witter who was War
Department Representative 1n the
Wcstc:rn St.ates. I was forced to have
access to much secret 11)format1on.
Like the retired Bnt1sh colonel who
spoke to the Rota ry Club last wee~ I
found tbat ourtben "ally" Russia
(communi st Russia) had access to
what was going on in development of
theatom1c bomb-informat1on which
was not known to our own m1htaf)
forces.
Therefore. folks. I'm sorrv but I
can't agree that our military.men are
wishing for war. I'm certain that's
exactl~ what they don't want. Many,
highly intelligent people. recognize
that we'd better be as prepared as we
can be. ·
My own college rommate~llh
whom I have kept in touch all these
years recently wrote me a note saying
"You Cal ifornian~ had better change
the military actions of the president
or you're likely to ha"e a new man 1n
the Oval Office.·· .
It looks as 1fwe Californians are not
going to have the dec1S1on. But 1f
that's the way It 1s, I guess ifs on a
matter of whether Armageddon 1s this
yearornext. As I have told you people
before -a long time before this -we
must have an anti-missile missile and
we must be able to retaliate if
f\tC.CSsary and the Russians must
know1t.
I don't ll ke 11. m} dear old college
roommate. but I'm afraid that's the
Wa) it is.
Yes. we should keep on trytng to
make an arms agreement but we
shouldA 't rely on 1t. I well remember
1n 1942 how I wa'ofdered out of
uniform to attend a "White Russian"
party in the new Russian quarterback
oft he San Francisco County Hospi-
tal.
I couldn't speak R uss1an. although
the intelligence officer with me could.
But after a ration of vodka, the sailors
from a Russian ship (which had
incidentally a woman captain) for-
med a line and marched up and down.
fists clenched and shouting "Rusk,
Rusk.Rusk."
There was no doubt as to wh~,
they were for. Not us. certainly.
Walter Banoa1ll.1 l1 tbe Pilot'•
foudla& pablla1ter.
There is, though. a third possibility:
The administration is snookering
itself. Possibly it thinks it can call the
whole thing off -that it can create
armies an4 militarize Central Ameri-
qrapd then make it all disappear if
and when the Sandinistas becbmc
Rotarians. History proves otherwise.
In tht first place. every army the
CIA ever created is either still in place
(the golden triangle of Southeast
Asia) or has turned to drug smuggling.
Either way. men who try to topple
their own government have a hard
t1me going home again. The Contras.
1n one form or another, will not go
away
Will we be priced out of telephone market?
And secondly, militarization dOC$
not take \)lace in a vacuum. The
militanzil1on ofHonduras will weak-
en its na9Cent democracy. Costa Rica,
• the Lcbano'h of Central America, will,
like the real Lebanon get drawn into a
regional war not of its own making. •
(Already, like the PLO in Lebanon.
the Contras under Eden Pastora arc
using Cost.a Rica as a bbe.) As for
Nicaragua, it bas responded to Contra
pre$surc wilh its own militarization.
Deregulation bill .
would cut revenue
of subsidiaries
ThcfederaJ dn ve for deregulation
that started under Jimmy Carter has
already produced higher telephone
b1l~. a1rltne fares and natural gas bills
for'tllmo~t all C'ahfom1ans.
The nexl 'ilcp will apparently he a
mo"e that could cause telephone
pnces to Jump o far that thousands of
customers will be forced to IJVC up
their phones
This threat is contained an a so-
ORANGE COAST
Daily Pilat
'called "Cable Communications De·
regulation" bill sponsored by Colo-
rado's Democratic Rep. Timothy
Wirth. Wirth. ironically, was a con-
sumer hero last year in his role as the
leading congressional ~rit1c of the:
AT&Tbreak,up.
But his current plan would do more
to cripple Ma Bell's offspnng than the
breakup itself.
For the inocuous phrase "cable
comm unicauons deregula lion ..
would open the way for cable com-
panies to pluck ~lcctcd customers
away from regulated ut1ht1cs like
P:mfic Bell and ~neral Telephone.
dcpriV'lng them of the revenue they
need ta keep overall rates within
reach of the public
H. L. Schwartz Ill
Ch11y Dowallby
r d•to1 ""' A'•·•"'"' to lhC' Pub11\htl'
Frank Zlnl
pt;~flJllj ,..,fl!,,.. tif4'f w' tr-,,..., .. lit lJO Wn1 H41t ';1
.oi-ta u.-.. .t.•1r!1•1t l•\,4'"11' ,_."'Cfllll • f-4 • l"'IH't
A <ollC •lllt f doll"'
Tom Tait
City f dtlO<
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THOMAS
ELIAS
In effect. cable companies would be
able to use new voice and date
transm1ss1on methods to serve the
largesi phone users while ignoring
everyone else. Cable operators could
ofTerd1scounts to large users because
they would pick and choose not only
which cuS1om~rs they want to service.
but also which areas to include B}
contrast. !~I phone companies now
must serve everyone, vinually every-
where.
One st.atlSt~ reveals why that
would harm mil hons of phone cus·
tomcrs. The laracst I 2 percent of
Pacific Bell'scustomers annually
generate about $760 m1lhon an rt'V·
enucs. almost 20 percent of the total
dollars the phone compar\y take~ m
That moncycovrrs much of the
<.·ost of ma1nta1111nga un1vc~l trk-
phonl' network and hold\ do""n
monthl y bills of most phone users.
Take it away and everyone's monthly
bill will skyrocket.
The best estimate of how much: An
1mmed1ate $9 a month for the typical
residential customer, almost a doubl-
ing of today's costs, with further
rncrcascs likely to come rapidly.
As with the AT & T breakup, the
most vocal California foe of this new
threat to consumers is the state Public
Utilities Commission. whose Job is
both to keep phone rates low and
phone companies healthy. The PUC
1s often -and legitimately-
cnt1c12cd for placing too much
cmphas1Jon 1t1second task. But this
ti me. the two JObs call for the same
stance.
"A delicate balance 1s requ1rtd to
maintain fa1rrttesand universal
service while encouraging new
technologies through compct1t1on."
says t.conlU'd Gnmcs. the PU(
ptts1dtnt "That balance can only be
kept with sovemmcnt over iaht "
He's na,ht. bccaust mo~t com·
panir~ trying tocxplo1t the nrw
communication techn1que1.arcn't
.mtcrc•ard In n-wmng m1lhonr; or
home' and apanmenti. The\ \J ruthrr
J
.::. .... __
go after the business ofb1g banks. oil
companies and other firms that make
hundreds of thousands of call s week-
ly. Those businesses arc of\en
clustertdin small areasc.entered on
downtown districts oflarge cities,
makinJ economics of scale even more
attracuvc to new companies wihtout
gi.,antic residential networks to main·
tam.
One problem fo r consumers who
want to fight this next S(C{> toward
total telcphoncdcregulauon is that
mos1araumcm~bout1t arc couched
m highlytcchn1caljargon.
But as long as phone users re-
member that the bjacustomers
subs1d1tt rctidential service because
of the bta profits produced by the
~heer volume of calls they make, the
consequences of any law allowins
those big customers to seek phone
~rv1ceelstwhcrt arc clear.
The bottom line may ~II btthl ·
Newt ype~ of cheap phone tcTV~ for
bis u~rs will mean new. muc:h bi&ber
pnces for small u~n wanurtJ 'o hana
onto the service they now en.Joy .
Tbom•• EU.61.6 • ta MMIC•· ~'" col11tn4ll1oe1a1e , ......
... ..-......._ ... _.._
This is what the Salvador let\ bas
done, too. Sinec tbe Reqan adminis-
tration started to squeeze the pin~'!z
the number of guerrillas in ei Salvtdo~cralOd, doublina in
the wt y alon~
So tl\ere have it. Contru arc
beina tO • • 111:. • fiaht1n1 to tops>le the Sandini1ta rcpme; tbe menc:an
eublic is bcina told the Contras are
fiahtina just to presswe Nicattp.a;
aod tJi~ R~n administralJon ls
c.ellinJ auelr it c:an. wl\eh it wants.
limply Pll.11 the plua oo the whole
thlna,.
An administnti~t lies to ~t
men '° die ii callous. One that lies to lu own JJCQl)le is lmmont One that
ha tC> htelfls a fool IC power ~ti tics
were hockey. the administration
would ,ct the bat trick. It appears it 11
do1na all thiu.
Rkbrd f:H~• l.t • •~IM coJ•mol•I.
..
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lutnletor Terri Donoebue belpe 11eaan, 3, tbe Deaf ualDC "Tactald" device tbat let. ber
learn bow to epeak at the Central Inatitute for •'feel" tbe c~terlatice of certain eounde.
FEELINGS HEARD
Device helps deaf children
use touc h to learn sounds
ST. LOUIS (AP) -Although Megan will never be
able to hear, the 3-year-old is using an innovative device to
"feel" her mother's voice for the first time and to learn how
to speak.
M~o is one of 50 profoundly deaf children in the
nation who use a "Tactaid," which enables hearing-
impaircd people to use their sense of touch to distinguish
between sounds. ,
The institute is studying a new device called an ear
mold vibrator. which is worn outside the ear.
"We hope to develop it into a wearableform," said Dr.
Weisenberger. "But for now. it's a bit Frankensteinian."
A third type of tactile aid under development is called
a multi-channel vocoder. It features 16 tin.y vibrators
attached to the inside of the arm, each representing a
different sound. . ··
"To the lip reader. 'ba' and 'p{ look identical," Dr.
Weisenberger said. "But with the added information of a
tactile aid, you could feel the difference between the soft
sound of·ba' and the much more explosive souncj of'pa.' "
The mechanism, which costs about S600. features a
miniature vibrator that 1s pressed lightly.against Megan's
breastbone. A small power pack and microphone fit on her --I BACKTALK ~------~~~ --belt. .
The .. Tactaid," developed by Audiological Engineer-·
ing Corp .. of Somervillo. Mass .. sends signals that tell W.hJC• h Megan that a sound 1s occurring -but little else. Megan
"feels" the sounds while reading lips.
Despite her handicap. the youngster from Belleville.
ball of America do you fit in?
Ill., is learning how to speak at a school for hcaring-
impaired youngsters run by Washington University's If you are among
Cco.'tral Institute for the Deaf. the 50 percent of
CARY
'"Megan is as deaf a child as we have ever seen," said Americans who are Jea~ Moog, the instftute's principal. She said that when underexercised. then
Megan enroll,ed in the school last year., her vocabulary YO!J should b e
consisted of t\¥0 words, "Ma" and "cookie." senously concerned
"Now she uses more than I 00,words and.she's starting about your hcalt~. ROTHENBERG to put together two-word phrases, • Moog said. Underexerc1sc 1s
lo less than a year, Megan moved from th~ 30th .. a. ~ajor factor inl•••·····••••••
percentile in language skills among deaf children to abov~ c~~sing . many con-. .
the 70th percentile -despite the fact that she has never d1t1on5, including back pam. muscle tensions. sore and
beard a sound. stiff necks as well as some headaches. Some researchers
Tactile aids are intended for a small group of people feel that even . ulcers. diabetes. heart disease and other
who would not benefit from a conventional hearing aid degenerative 91sorders are related 10 underexerc1se.
which "is always the first option," Moog said. H~w can you tell 1f ~ou are underexerc1sed and a
"We see Tactaid as a way to get a child to start using potent~al target for disease.
his voice," said Dr. Janet WeisenbcrJer. head of a tactile-G1v~ credit to Hans Kraus. M.D .. one of President
aid research team at Washington U niversity. "But only as John F. Kennedy's specialists. who devised six 1ests called
a beginnin' step. Hopefully. by the time Megan grows out the K-W tests. Passing them indicates tha1 you are meeting
of this tactile aid. we'll have the next generation ready for the "minimum level of muscular fitness." Thal means ~ou
her."
Bistros get
expert nod
· Christian Milla u ch ecks out
county's fi n e din ing spots
By ANN CONWAY
Dellr ..... C.ll&JI ..,_,
When the world's best known restaurant critic,
Clarl1tlall MIUaa, dined his way through three county
bistros recently. it was easy to sec why his international
guides are so probing-here was a bon vivant who
holds the moment as dear as the morsel.
Millau's "The Best of Los Angeles" (which includes
theenvironsoflagunaand Ncwpon beaches) isa
painstaking collection of recommended (and panned)
eateries, hotels, shops and sights. Each m ust carry its
weight to m eet strict standards for spending quality
time.
In from Paris fora bricfCalifomia tour, Millall
opted for quality Orange County restaurant time at
Co~ de Oro where he enjoyed champagnes and Mayan
appetizcrs1 Ristorante Antonello for salad, pastas, fish
and fine wines and Le Chardonnay for French desserts,
more chameaane and liqueurs.
Arranging Che even1na for Milla11 was good friend
FUl Cho, local wine and restaurant writer, who
attended with husband Patrick, a senior catering
exccuti 'ltC for the Marriott Hotels.
Joinina theChaoswerecountySupcrvisorHarrteu
Wtffu and husband In, Mission Viejo C9\ president
Jam" GUleru and wife Carol, Rqistry Hotel manqer
A1a1D Loapne and wife Z1HMU1, Aatoaio Capolo
(owner of Antonello) and Tl Potel.
Relisbina hier apple tan at Le Chardonnar, durina
the Iona and !Ci.surely cvenina, Fifi noted that; ·Oc)~·
County is a new frontier for lovers offine food and lap
behind no.area• oneof,bcfineauegionstodine
toda ... .
timau nodded in q.rctment and toasted the group
forthc!iraood fortune to h vcin out~cm Califomta .
. ,
Durln.r ble Orante County tour with Patrick
and l'Rl Cbao. lelt, Cbrletian Mlllau auto-
&npbed one of lat. auJdebooke for a fan.
have sufficient strength and flcx1b1hty for your weight and 1t steady for 10 seconds. This test reveals whether or no t
height. your back muscles art strong. •
If you fail even one of the tests. you are underexercised No. 5 _Low-back maacles
and overtenscd an~ need help, according to Dr. Kraus. Stay 00 yo1'r stomach. fold your arms under your
Here arc the six tests tp check your level of mwular h d d ak _ that th-p·llow is still under your • fitness· ca , an m e su.~ ~ 1 .
· No 1· _ Hl fl uors abdomen. Have yo_ur helper hold your back steady wt th
fl b. k t fl · h h d 1 ,. both hands. Now hft your legs up. be sure to keep your . Lie. at.on you r a~ on t c oor"".lt an s c aspey k ecs stra.ght.. and hold the posiuon for 10 seconds. This behind your neck and Wlth your legs straight and touching. n · 1 f l w ba k muscles. , Now keep your knees s1ra1ght and lift your feet so that/our tests the strength o your 0 -c ,
heels are I 0 mches above the fl oor. You pass this test i you No. I -Back flexlblllty, laamstrill&•
can hold that pos1t1on for I 0 seconds. This test shOws 1f Stand up str.ught with fc-et t<igcther. Now relax. lean
your hip flexors have sufficient strength. over and touch the floor with your finger ups without
No. 2 -Stomacb m11scles bending your knees. If )'OU can pass this test. you have
Lie flat on }Our back on the floor agam with your suffiocnt flex1b1hty in your back muscles and hamstrings.
hands clasped behind )Our neck. Have someone hold the muscles in 1he back of your thighs.. If you fail. it 1s
down your legs by grasping the ankles or hook )Our ankles because these muscles have become shortened and tense,
under a heav) chair that won't topple. Roll up into a s1t1tng not because your arms are too shon or your legs too long.
pos1t1on. You pass 1fyou can do one sit-up. lfyouhadd1fficulty passmganyoneofthesctests.you
No. 3 -Stomach mHcles should cons1dcryourselfbclow par. Please don't think that
Once again, he fla1 on your back on the floor with ~our this 1s being too harsh on )'.OU, for you wouldn't consider
hands behind )Our neck. only this lime have your knees yourself optimally healthy 1f you had perfect eyeslgbt and
flexed. heels close to buttocks. Make sure )Our ankles are excellent heanng. but had an abnormal red ccU count. now
held down. Roll up mto a s11t1ng position again. This tests would you..,
the strength of )our stomach muscles. N,ow that you've evaluated ~ourself for minimum
No. 4 -Back tnlllcles level of muscular fitness. what arc you going to do about
Tum over on your ~tomach. Put a pillow under your Y?Ur defic1enc1cs" In our next column, some helpful
abdomen:clasp your hands behind your neck and he flat · suggestions will be discussed
on the floor. Have your helper hold the lower haiH>f your Dr. C'nl) H Rorheoberg. a Huntington Beach
body steady by placing one hand in the smaJI of the back ch1ropracror. 1s host of .. Backtalk ... a Mret:kly health sh ow
and the other on )our ankles. Now lift your trunk and hold on cabit' Channel 10. Tuesdays at 7 p.m.
Fri_ends' split can teach
strengths _of individuals
It JU"l '>l'l'n1l'd -------------\H~1rd To ll'lchratl.'
1ht•1r I Ith an -
111., t'r,an •\mold I •
and .\nn had d•nm·r uNDA
alone. l he rco;taurant A wa~ lewd). thl.' food LGAZI
tern fie. E:ach of them ••••••••••••-had taken s nal pain~ to look tt\C and well dressed .\mold even ha<i
Oov.crs deliv o\nn at the rcc;taurant. But_somethmg
was missing
For t t ti' c 'rar'i .\mold and i.\nn had always
shared the1 cial $in) with Cora and Mike Both couples
had mam on e~actl~ the same date. 11 years ago. What
a pleasant d1scovcl) that coinc1dencc had been for them.
No one wa more surprl5M than Arnold. when Cora
and Mike announced the1t ~parallon and subsequent
divorce six months ago Ann had alwa~s perceived Cora as
a n1n, but ht had nt\ tr dreamed that htr fnend would
actullll> opt to leave h~r mamage.
"Aller all." <1hc ~1d. "Mike. hke m) own..;,usband
Arnold, 1, a ni~ enouJh Ill)' "
M1kt w1<1 not the onl) one afTtcted b) hu. w1fe0!1
dec1s1on
Fora while, Cora and Mike .,.d SOClahzcd separately
with thcu "marncd" fnends. But -pmdJct.ably; and
pcrflap permanent!)" e ch had dnf\ed l"'llY as they
bccpmc tmmcrs«I with new intc~ts and new pnont1es.
A.mold and Ann ftlt abandoMd. In rcaht), they
suffered • very real IQ\$ which I not often dt uut<i The
death of thr rel.11on hip N'tw('tn their f nend~ had left a
'Cl) real '01d tn 1hr1r nv.n hves.
They began 1oqucs11on their own mamage If divorce
could happen to their fnends ...
.\brush v.11h dca1h usually causes people to face then
own mortahl\ Being touched b)' the death of a
relat1onsh1p • also causcs people to face their own
vulnerab1ltt\ in rela11onsh1p to the peop1e the) love.
The) ma~ mourn for their friends and feel sort) for
their pain -but they also feel their own pain.
..\n)onc who\ t'ver bttn divorced or c-0ns1dcrcd 1t has
been exposed to literature proclatming the end of a
mamoge as ha.,.tng the potCJlllal to be~n an "ennchinJ
and enlivening .. oyage of self dt overy. ·
It's l ind ot ltke turning proverbial lemons into
lemonade
Perhaps th 1'i 'oyage 1s also posStble "'en •~n the
divorce 1s not )'OUrs. in~ an' cns1s 1s llkel) to relea~ nev. emo11on1I ""'
cncrg). this may be a good time for )OU as "ell as for
.\mold and Ann. along wnh Cora and Mike
•To gain a ne~ awarenes of )Ourstlf as an
1nd1v1dual
•To a~ss )Our own 'l\rength'I and ~caknC'SX'\
•To commit to pos1t1\e chanfC
•To relate to )Out fnends as lndivtdual rtp.rdl~ ot
tht1r current mantal st.at us.. or of youf'1.
•To undentand that any change l$ dlffi uh and lhal
t.be decu1on to divorce is ~ly made Liabtl), tvrn 1f u
appur that wa'
Dr "IPr1 i\ • JH}Ch<>IOf1Jl •ndlnam oounldor in
Comn1 <kl M• . 'ddrc 1ny q11 11ons to Lindo 1.
Ph.D •. c/o Dail) Prior.. P 0 . Bo~ I 60, Ci M 9.61~
.. .., . ...
0 . --[ . . .
C1Jlldbirth common-Ca-use olUr-ia~9tfise__.._.,-~aer---· he so-called "female problems .. and no comprehensi~ occur. • Type Of in continen ce studies have! yet been dofte to determine its extent. Physical acttvtty can alese the bladder to drop
However. it's believed to be q uite common. About half of and 1nconunencc to result. F ale ~aratbon runners and determines treatment · !II younl wome~ experience some kind of lnvolunll/)' gymnasts ~ommonly compla I\ of this oroblem.
. . . lea~e atonetameoranot~er. Theprob!er_ncan.beco~e Loss of contro l can also ult from a stroke. estr~en Quest.Jons about unOM.ry mcont.Jnen~ are answered more ·freq~ent an.d pronoun~ after 11y10g btrth via • loss dunng menopau.ee. urethral infecCion or from by Donald R. Ostef4ll'C! M.D. professor m the UC Irvi'ite normaJvag.inaJdehvery. lna.ddiuo~.anesumated I Oto 20 h 1 · 1 robJems. ~ • Co/Jese of Medicine'~ De,,'artment of Obstetrics & percent o.f all nursjng home admissions are believed to be psy~ 0 ogaca P ·
Gy{1ecolo1y and di~tor of its division of gynecoloBJC due to this problem. • .. • •
urolOBY· · q. Can anytb1a1 be doae lo trea t Cklt problem?
• • ., Q Wbt • • • t 1 t 1 o1 ~I A. Absolutely: However, bcf~ ucatment can bC Q. Followta1 tbe blrtll of my first clllld, I began to · ., causes -.ue womea 0 ,,ese coa r o r prescribed, a professional detailed evaluation must be ~rtodJcaJly lose co111trol of my bladder. U's an embaraasi_ bladders· made to aetennine the cause of the condition. UCJ is one
lDI problem, ODC wbl"' I'm relacaut to dlscllls wltb mu_,l A.)?lerc are several known causes, the most common of the few places tn Southern California equipped to make
frteads or evea my .a.faor. la tbls type of problem anaiual. f which is childbirth. DuriDJ vagina! delivery, the such a diagnosis.
A. The problem you descnbe 1s called unnal) supports of the bladder ~re weakened. .1:'his may cause the Here arc thdour most common types of incontinence
inconunence. It's defined as a loss of bladder cont fol "1r organ to slJP down from its natural ~s1uon. ~hen strcs~ 1s and the vanous treatments available for each:
botb sooal and hygenac consequences. placed 91'ftbe bladder 7 such: as wrule carry10g somethang
Un nary ancont1nence is one of the least discussed of on the lap or even dunng a simple sneeze -leakage can 1. Genuine 1tre11 lncoatla~ - a physi~ problem
·~-· · at he runt to hi• room towatctt HIS TV. .
relatin~o a fallen bladdct. Remcchc6 include:
• • l's exercises-special exercises of pelvic floor
muscles esi1ned to incrcasc the strcnath of the uninary
sphincter. _
• Pelvic floor stimulation -a new technique that
uses electrical stimulation of the vagina to allow women to
recognize those muscles that need to be exercised and
controlled. ·
• Oral medication -drufS that involuntarily
contract the sph,incter. Such medicines may also makc,ft'
more difficult to. voluntarily urin~tc.
• Estrogen cream· -If the problem is the result of
estrogen loss during .menopause, estrogen cream e:an help
replace this m issing honn~ne. If. the cream 1s u~
frequentl y, estrogen combined wtth {>rogcsterone 1s
recommended to offset risks of ef!dometnal can~
• Surgery -When all else fails. surgery can be uSC'&t_lo
re-suspend the fallen bladder.
n1tabl~ bladder.....-....::: a neurol~~I problem
resultang 1n loss of bladder control. Remedies include:
• Bladder retraining -a l~nj-tenn pr~m of
psychological rccondit1o n1ng designed to rctram the
bladder from responding to outside sliniulj such as the
time of day or the sound of running water.
• Oral mcd1cat1on ...:-.designed to quiet a restless
bladder.
ANN ~DEIS
But his mother doeen't he9r UhteJohnny~.~
· becllUM e Pelvic floor stimulation -As with genuine stress ntawatchlnga9011PCM\HEATV. · . \ incontinence. 1h1s tccl)n1que can hclp the woman
LlttleJohnnyttvowshlabooiUtonhtsunm• con,sciously stren hen he rmary sphincter and relax the
bed. Hi. r. .. bla"dder muscle.
spehlngteatfalteonthefloor. . -J • Surgery_ In cases.. surgery is needed to
LlttleJohnnyeftaandwonderahoWt)eepeNed ., sever the nerves servina the dder. thOee
twowordswrong. _ 3. Uretbral 1yadrome - an mflamation of the urethra
• Heheardthemepefted ~thouaandUrn.~lntMTV rC$ulting 1n incontmence. About halfofthe patients we see 1
90ng. · ~ -~avesomeinfectious component,andhalfofthescwomen . i
Heth0Ug.hthekrt9wthoeeworda80W91 =.-.,. ;_ will respond to Jl sunpJe_ dila1a1ion ·Jllld_ massage ~f Lhc: (1
.ndmdh t~ · rethra. Hewu abeolutely Olrtllln that ,.chi 111., II ep1Hd
FAMILY REUNION NOW A PICNIC
Thi!> ts the first ------------"I was 1he last one to hear you w~re expecting." (Two
family reunion our years.)
famil} has planned "When you looked th rough my photo albums my
since Grandma died. picture of Dad was there. When you left. it was gone." (25
Frankl}. It's goi ng to yea~.)
_ beihe biggest mess in "YOU know!" (This was the dreaded grudge that
the world. Grandma lasted for life.) . •
was the only one who I remember going to one reunion where you needed a
kept track of who was ••••••••••••• program lo know which side of the picnic table to sit on_ I
spealong 10 whom approacht:d Mane, one of m) coustns, and said ... Are we
and wh\. speak1gg to one another'th1s year'>"
Grandma v.as an apoo;tle of grudges. She behe,ed 1f "I don't think so." she said.
\OU paid attention and kept a firm gnp on things. }OU "Wh\ .., ..
could go to a funeral and the deceased would knov. )OU "I ne\cr thanked your mother for the pen and pencil
v.ere onl} there because }OU shared the same mother and set the ~car I graduated."
father You could fall into d1sfa,or Y.llh Grandma for a "Hov. old are you now. Mane""
number of reaso ns Each earned 11s own grudge seotence "f-on)-seven. but I'm gonna wnte her tonight"
"You d idn't ansv.eqour phone when I called becau~ I felt my grandmother loolong at me.
you knew ll was me." (Four years.) ·-r11 check an with you next year." I said.
"You never paid me 1he S3 Y.hen we ""cnt in on M) Grandma was really a nice lady. There wasn't
Oowers for Margaret's f uncral ·· ( 18 } ea rs.) an' 1h1ng she wouldn't do for you, but she had a sense of -----ii:liiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•·--~~ .... r .. P9;;w1Jusuce that when you had been wronged, you had to make
Pinatas
11 nght. I once asked her what 11 would take to get my Aunt
Jeanette to be welcome m her house. (Grandma sent home
a loaf of freshly baked bread wnh her once and she never
returned the pan.)
(Mndma thought a bit and said, "Grovel. She would
have l!J grovel."
The other day my mother got a thank-you note for a
pen and pencil set. "Who's Marie?" she asked.
"She's the one at the reunion who grabbed the picnic
table tn the shade fo r her family."
G randma would have sentenced her to I 0 years for
that~ \
Bad back can
hinder sex life
Sometimes a fahenng sex ltfe may be due to a failure
ofnerve-lttcrally .~ Nt:w York surgeon finds that the real
culpri t in decltn1ng sexual responsiveness is frequently
undiagnosed sptnal ncn e compression.
"There are probably hundreds of thousands of people
wtth sexual d}sfunct1on due lo si mple djsk problems
passed over by phys1c1ans." says Dr. Reuben Hoppenstein,
a neurosurgeon at New York's Hospital for Joint Diseases.
Although man} haH' intractable back or leg pain, just as
many have no pain at all.
Hoppcn'itl'1n made the connection between bad backs
and bad SC\ 1n 200 operati ons on men and women with
intractable had pain. "Laminectomy to decompress the
spine wa!> not only rcltcvmg their back pain but
re1nv1gora11ng thr1r <.ex hves."
Later 1n,c\11ga11ons not onl> found that other back
sufferer\ had \n problems. bul 1hat patients-seen for sex
problem\ h<1d undiagnosed displaced disks.
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K-~A-F-T. ) 4. Contlnaal lncontt.n~e -a fi stula (small hole) an
And "r8'1ef'la1Pllled R-().L,..A-J-0.SI the bladder that can result fi m sufiery, can~ or cancer.
• • • •"' xray therapy. Often. the fi la will heal spontaneously. Afflrou't»fW!,PsfOoatrlcf rHntorM:lt1Ann Cautenzauo11 helps m a t 10 percent of such cases .. ~· ~· "IJutKJ«J8yPwenrs1Howtof!« Again, as a last reson. surgery may be neces5:1ry toc~osc the Mor•FretKJom. oouldhelpyou~the~'tltlon hole with a catheteF needed to d1ven unne dunng the gll(J. &Jnd50oenqwtthyour~and•~, healing process. ~ . •tMrti»d,Mf·~~toArtnc..ndM'I, If you have a problem w1th unnary incontinence. sec
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o.ttr ............. _,Lee,..,,.
Puppetry pleaalng •
Eapreulona fn the aucltence r&DC~ from
&lee to au.as)enae to momentary myatlflcadon
when the Laeuna Beach MURUID of Art
Junlora · praentecl Beatriz Potter•• tales
throqh puppetry and atoryte111n&.
I •
"
...
11·~ almost deJa vu on South Coast ~ry·s
Sttba ond Staac. When you enter the theater and eumjne the
.8clcyard settin&, you ask ynunelf, ''Arc they doina rothcrs' again?.. "'
True, 1he latern world premlcre, "Bin~ and Walker," ________ ....;;........;;.;..; is set m a back yard
and h .also· concerns
family relatioosbjps,
T but there the simi-01 larity ends. James . Paul Farrell's toucb-
TITUS in& little play doesn't
reach out and shake
•••••••••••••• you so much as it chips away at you a
bit at a time. It grows on you no matter how much you res1s1 It.
ToN1 cH;s TV
l ~ICMfHllKJ C:.NIWI
AICNl!WIQ DOCYMIMC! .~ ~ Ctd'd" (111Gt ~ T~ IClnl Howlk. ~IOHDl.vt ....... MOYIE
U * * . ''F11Nr Of Tti. ltldl"
(1960) Spencer TtlCJ, Elilab'4tl fey.
kW.
MOYE
U i. "F0tCIO VengeMCe" (1912)
a.d Noola. Mery Loullt w ....
•AUCE -•laO-
ID FACES Of CUl TUAE
HEWS TAXI
tDTHATOIAL. C)MOW
• U Y, "My ~dM ('9791
Chris Mak~ Adam Blldwln.
'\ll...t:rk~s 'some getti0& used to. The four characters
involved are members of two families in a lower middle.-
class Massachusetts neighborhood who don't so much live
from one day to lht ncxl as they survive over the .week$.
months and years. As one of the more pragmatic members
of the foursome explains ... You can't make life betlcr.
Life's in 1hc endunng." ..
So .•I is for Ellie (Loi s Foraker). who oJ)C!rates a fa1hng
souvenir shop w11h her retarded brother Arthur (Troy .~v~~s). a fortyish kid whose self.esteem needs a periodic
Troy ETaDe and Lola Foraker face off ln a 8Celle from .. BlnC and
Walker" on the Second S~e at Soatb Cout Repertory.
-7--8 C8S NEWS
D HBCNEWS U HAPPY DAYS NJ/tlM l ::r~
hn (as he calls hugs) and Ellie has few of them lefi. Enter
the pert, energe11c Diane (Ann Heam) and herrough-hewn
uncle f.ddie (Terrence Beasor) who've come up with a plan
to bolster all their lives.
f.ddie. who'd like to patch upa fractured relationship
wi th Ellie. talks Arthur into volunteering for the merchant
Nixon, Hiss, Chambers
saga dramatized for TV
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* * * "Gidget Goes To Rome"
( 19631 Cindy Ctrol, Jtmel o;en • scrv1ct; -even though the amiable· but backward Anhur lSy JERRV BUCK
!las never done any w<>rk otmidc-mowing the family lawn ,,., r........_. wrtt ..
-bad~~· ~his, Diane reaso!'s· would clear the way for a LOS ANGELES_ They were a diverse rec~nc1liat1on between Eddie and Ellie (not to inenuon
getting the adonng.Arthur out of her own hair). . trio, each highly 'Complex. each with his
ReaHty-mtcrvcn~. naturally. bo1 Artburr liml-futur~ linked to the Olher: Riehard M .
tat1ons tum out to be more prominent in the minds of his Nixon. Whittaker Chambers. Alger Hiss.
companions than in actuality -the "dummy .. proves to Chambers, a pudgy former Communist.
~ the only one who can function effectively in an accused Hiss, an Ivy Leaguer. of being a
/emergency. This 1s Farrell's not altogether subtle m~ssage. Soviet spy before World War II. Nj.Y'n. a
/ Evans. as the excitable. determined Arthur. is the member-of the House Un-Amencan Ac-
standout of the cast even though he may make his u vit1esComm1ttec, staked his career on the
audiences 1nit1ally uncomfonable. Hts brain-damaged belief that Chambers was telling the truth.
character comes fnghteningly full bl_ooded across the It was 1948, the tuTfe of the famous
footlights 1n a difficult but immensely rcaJizcd per-Chambers .. pumpkin papers," an era that
formance. lajd the foundations for Sen. Joseph
Foraker is achingly real as his frustrated sister. while McCarthy's accusations in the 1950s of
the charismatic Heam does wonders with a r:ole that has Communists in hiJh places.
been only sketchily defined. Beasor projects the strongest The confrontation between the three
character of the four. bringing the force of his personality men is re-cre~te.d ir:i the PBS "American _
to bear in situations of increased conflict. ~Layhouse" man1senes "Concealed Enem-
Marun Benson directs this new play with his 1es." set for next Monday, Tuesday and
customary insight into the complexities of commqp Wedne~ay. 1 rcl~tionships. Like "Time Was" of a few seasons ag~ ... 1 think the way these two men l<?Oked,
"Bing and Walker" focuses on ordinary people, devoid of Hiss and Cha~bers, h~d a lot to do w?~ the
fnlls, whose seemingly fllUndane lives provide the stuff of way the PL!bhc perceived the case. says
engrossing theater. John Harkins. who plays Ch.ambers. f.d-
The world premiere of "Bing and Walk.er" conunues ward Hemn?nn co-stars as Hiss and Peter
through May 13, playi ng nightly except Mondays at 8:30 R~!ie.rt as Nixon.
(Sundays at 8 p.m.) and weekend afternoons at 3 p.m. at Hiss was the Ivy League eltte. He was
SCR's Fourth Step Theater. 655 Town Center Dnve. tall and elegant. Chambers was shon a!'d
Costa Mesa. Call 957-4033 for ticket information. fat and n1mpled. I think 1t was the way Hiss
BACKSTAGE -Golden West College will open a looked that raised you ng Nixon's hackles. ch~ldren 's program entitled "Mother Goose Review" Hiss and his attorneys rather treated Nixon
Fnday tn the Play~ Theater on the Hunungton Beach hke a small town nerd. T~ere w~~ a lot of
campus .... the nursef) rhymes and fatf) tales will be perso.nal rankor on ~1xon span.
presented thl!I weekend and next at 7:30 p.m. with .. This ~ laarkms first a'?.pcarance pn
"'Saturda}' and Sunda) maunees at 3 p.m ..... call 895-8378 The Arli!n~n Pia} house. but he ap-for tickets... pcared 1n three John Cheever stones for
"9reat Performances." The stones were..:Ol ~ ,
directed by Jeff Blechner: he and Hark.ins * * >t 'The . Party' (1968' Peter
had '!-1so worked together on the st.age. Seltefa. Claudine ~ongec.
Hark.ins says hC\felt he had ··a fnend at 4D 000091 ~~
court" whe"9 Blechner was named to~~ 7:30-
"Concealed Enemies." e 2 ON THE TOWN
..I really don't look that much hke D FAMILYFaJO
Chambers," he says. "but f.d doesn't look U LAVBMl$R.EY &
that much hke Hiss, e11her. COllPNtf
Chambers was a senior editor at Time ~~.:WSL.A.
magazine and ltved on a fann in Maryland I a,t.SE8All
when the story came out. It was on the farm g PEOPl.FS COURT
that the famous ··pumpkin papers" wett swim. Wll:OWONl) OF
kept hidden in a pumpkin. Hiss was a ~
former State Department official and was ~=DOUGH
then hea.d of the Cam~e Endowment for * * * "Through A Glass Dattly"
lntemauonal Peace. Nixon was a newly (19601 Hamet An<l«saon. Gunna.-
elected Republican congressman from BjOrnstrand
Califom1a. -7:51-
~iss went on trial in 1949 on a charge of ~~ PRE8IOENTIAL
perjury. The Jury could not agree on a -a~
verdict. Later in 1949 he went on trial again IJ(() THE~ PARADE
andwasconv1cted onJan, 21.1950. H~as DO!THE~TEAM
sentenced to five years in prison and served U MOVIE
three years and ei~t months. Hiss has •••• "Netwoo" (19761 Faye
continued to proclaim his mnocence. Dunavray, w1111am Holden
Harkins. w~o appeared frequentry on the ~=-uPS, Bl.EEPS & )
stage in New York before turning to film 0 JOKEJl'S WILD
and telev1s1on, says, "I had no personal e MOVIE
opinions about the ca~ pnor to th.ts. About ,u "Thunder And lJgtltntng" 1111111 three or fou r years ago I was asked 10 take OaVld Carradine. Kate Jacason
part in rtading a play about abou1 Hiss. fJi) NOVA
Chambers and Nixon. I thought at the time ml AMERICAN PlAYHOUSE
what strange. fascmating and dramatically C MOVIE
vivid characters. I was fascinated with the * • "Btainstorm (19331 Natalie cha~cter of Chambers. although m) V:.~~optier Walken
politics are different from his." * ** T~ Thtno" 119821 Kur1 Aus-
eMCWIE
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(lH.tCME
H 'Jt "The I(~ (1882) Rea ._neon. Wendy Hk ' -•JO-• OHMADEUHE
MOVIE * * '.; "Tut Dey The Flin Clme Out' ( 11187) c.ncta Bergen, Tom Couf.
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2 MOVIE
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Gary Cooper. Helen Hlytl
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a:(_* PACIFIC WALK-IN THEATRES * ~ .,,..., ", ~ f(rBO; 01n Mot inees ~ •tJ~ ~·ft:el4 )'2itii:) ~ a.J•,=~=,,,,....---.J.A-r.-... -.. -Ageless Astaire approaches 85
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EL TORO
By BOB THOMAS
A~PT.-Wtfter
BEVERLY HILLS-Fred Astaire.
who marks most events in his life
quietl y without much public display,
doesn't understand what all the fuss 1s
about as he approaches his 85th
birthday.
"I never reall thought about my
age until. I reached
80 ... he said in an
interview with The
Associated Press.
"Then everybody
made a big thing of
it. and people were
saying, 'Oh. he's
one of those oc-
tagenanans''
"Well. I didn·t
Aatalre feel any different
then, and I \:Jon't now. My health is
food. I'm happy. and I'm doing what
want to do. So what's all the fuss
aboJrr· ,
Astaire will be 85 May I 0. He seems
little changed from his prime. The
eyes arc clear. the checks pink, the
mind alert.
He is the most rc11cent of stars. and
he customarily declines offers of
honorary degrees from universities.
He has turned down offers of TV
specials saluting his career. He hes1· When older sister Adele showed
lated two years before agreeing to promise as a dancer, Mrs. Austerlitz
accept the American Film lnstitute's took her two children to Ne~ York so
Life Achievement Award in 198 1. Adele could train professionally. Fred
Astaire's last film wa s "Ghost was 5. too young to leave at home so
Story" two years ago. Offers continue he went along to dancing school.
to come in. but Astaire ha~ issued As Fred and Adele Astaire. they
orders to· his agent I hat lie will not were prodigies in vaudeville. then
play doddering oldsle~ or do show grown-up stars on Broadway. When
business stories. Adele retired to marry an EngJish
And he won't dance again. The last nobleman. Fred moved into film s
real danci ng he did was 1n h1!> fourth and formed the s~blime pannership
TV spcciaJ with Bame Chase 15 }ears wtth Gi nger Rogers.
ago. He and Gene Kell ) dtd a few Thereafter he danced with Rita
tu ms for .. That's Entertainment. Pan Haywonh. Eleanor Powell. Cyd
11." C'hansse. Leslie Caron. Audre) Hep-
"Dancang 1s a part of m) career that burn and others. then turned dra-
ts over," Astaire said "That's all mauc actor with "On the Beach" in
behind me. I'm an actor now." 1959
It ts Fred Astaire's dancing that He was nominated for a support·
made and keeps him a world le$en~ !~~-actor Oscar for "The Towenng
His classic musicals with Ging~~erno" in 1975 and won an Emmy
Rogers and other panner~ pla) on Award fo r "A Family Upside Down"
television almost nightly. No dancer an 1978.
has ever displayed the range and skill Astaire hves with his second wife.
of Asta~re. the former jockey Robyn Smith. in a
"He 1s the greatest dancer who ever gJistening white house on a hill
lived." the late choreograpt,ler George behind the Beverly Hills Hotel. Their
Balanchine once proclajmcd. friends say it has proved a successful ~staire was born "Frederick Aus-match, despite the 45-year gapin their
terlitz in Omaha. Neb .. son of a n ages.
Austrian bre.wer and a moth el' wh o The Astaires l!'('3d a quiet
had been trained as a sch901teachcr. ~om appeanng io public.
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Americ.u B11ct.t ~ ofTusun
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Gme.,le a.od Jeffrn C. SUlt to
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Systemt, followina lbe m.ianation of pOup.
JUdlaN E. AmW.er, vice prcside~t Tbe ...... ~~ 0... bii:l sjvea
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reports sales of$3,402.264 and a net
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Sales and expenses were io line with
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How to tell our newsa · s accounts
from your savings account.
Tiered Money Market Savings
Account: rate up to 8. 75%,
yield up to 9.11 %.
If you want a savings accou nt that really ra re-"I.
o pen one1of o ur tiered money n:arket sav ings
accounts. All it take~ is a $2.500 .minimum deposit.
Like any avings account. you ca n makd deposit!:>
o r w1Chdrawals anytime you choose. But unlike
o ther sav ings account~. you 'II get hi gher market inter-
esc rare for a higher <.,avi ng balance. Maintain
an average daily balance betwee n $2. 500 00 and
$19,999.99 and you 'II earn R .84~ intete t per annum.
$20;000 to $49,999.99 earns 8.94% interest per.
annum. $50,000.00 or mo re. earns 9.11 ~:, interest per
annum. Average dail y balances under $2.500.00
Mill earn a 5.2 5°~, interest rare .
We'll even give yo u check writing privilege of
ur to 3 checks per mo nth
Where el c can you fmd a savings account ·
that offers this type of flexibility and high market rate
interest? Probably not where you 're aving now.
An 8.5<1, rate yields R.84% annually An 8.6% rate
yields 8.94% annually An 8.7.5% rate yield.~ <1 11~, annt~
ally lnrerest compucacion is simple incerur ca lculated
on a 365 or 366 day basis an~ crcdited ... noru.hl~. Rares
are ~1,bject to f.Jmodic chanRc
Passbook MoJ:tey Market Savings
Account: rate 9.50%, yield 9.925(o.
For those of you keeping $10.000 or more in
a 5. 5°h passbook.,account. ju~t fo r the c,-:onven ience
of a passbook. we1ve got a hcttcr idea. Deposit that
money in a Pacific Fed eral Passbook Money Market
aving Account and yCi>u 'II earn 9.92 5°~ mtere·t
per annum. That's practically double what you 're
making now
You'll get a passbook that works JUSt like your
nld one. One that lets you withdraw or depo~H mnney
anytime you like. With all the safety and secu rity
of a passbook. If yo ur balance ever drops below
$10,000 .00. you 'II still earn a 5. 2 slr.o interc~t rate
But at a 9. 50°0 rate instead of 5. 5~. it doe n't
pay fo r a serious saver to have anything hut C)lJr
Pas book Money Market Savmg~ Account
Interest comptdation 1~ simple interest calculated
cm a 365 or 366 da~ basis and cTeducd monthlv Races
are ~uh1ect ro periodic tchan}{c
PACIFIC FEDERAl.1
SAVINC'S ANO LOAN ASSbCIATION
CHJ\RTrAf O UNO
Monthly Money Market Savings
Account: rate 9.50%, yield 9.503.
There\ .. 1 h1g d ifference hetwecn nur monthlv
money market ~a\' mg~ accnunt and l Hher month ly
account,. Our current 4. )(''\, pt"'r .mnum int~rest rate
, It's n high ratl' you'd expect co tmd only on
longer term bl 'r 12 ffll'nch account-. But with Pac1fte
Federal\ monthlv account. vou c;in t.'.irn the,e mar-
ket rates t()r a ... lmlc .b K' J.,y, lll't bv mamtammg
a $2 .500 00 mm1mum hal:ince Junng that time
Of n'ur-.c. 1f vnu wC1nt )"'llr mlmev to cnnnnue
to grow. you c;m .tuwm.ltlcally renew che account
at the prevailing high marh•t r:ne each ttme your
10-day cert1f1e<Hc macurt'~
So don't wa::-te anv tmw l·l1llccting high mterc~t
Open a Monthh Mone\ ~farkct avmgs Account
at Pacific Ft.•deral .1nd "rart c.unmg long term rate-.
on your own k•rm'
The 111tt.>rc''t d>m/>ul<1C1<111 '' ''mplc mtt.>req cakulutcd
on a 304' or ~ Jll~ hd'I.' tlnJ <.redned monthly Rate.\
arc st,bJC(I tc> f>'-.>riod1c lhdngc Call your local bran~h
or 1-&\1.PAClFJC for ~:urrcnt rares Federal ~gulariom
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Seattle third bueman Darnell Colee leap1 for tbe ball bit
off the bat of Bob Boone Monday zatcbt •. Be •'Heel. bat
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Witt 'sparkles
as Halos pound
Mariners, 8-1
By RlCRA.RD DUNN
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The Antels continued to make a
loi of noise with their bats Monday
ni&hl
They jumped on Seattle starter
Paul Mirabella for five runs in the
first four inninp and ~ reliever
Mike Stanton for three more in the
fifth to back Mike Witt•s four-bitter,
and take three of the four games with
the Mariners, 8-1 , before 23,347 at
Anaheim Stadium.
Indeed, Witt soundly numbed the
Marinerbau, but the Angel bats have
proven that they're very much alive.
1b.c Angels have now ..scored five
runs or more in l 0 of their last 13
p~, in which tbieyare 10.l. ~
they ve set up an earty lbowdowll
with division-leadiq ()etlelid,
which beaint toniaht..
The Aqels (IS-t l) trail die A •1
( 14-10) by seven perceotl,e poinll ill the~r battle for tint place in die
American Leape West.
Witt (3-1) went the distaftce, &DOW~
ed one unearned run and And. out
seven, tyina him for the American
League lead in strikeo.uta (31) witb
Seattle's Mike Moore aad
Oevcland's Bert Blyleven.
But a bit more qmbolintioa wu
attached to Witt's win -it's die fina
time the bome.-srown .produet bu
won at home siJlce May 2A of last
year. when he pitched three inttinp
an relief to beat the Yankees.
Prior to Monday, hi! last win 11 1
starter at home was on April 24 of
last year. . . .. , ~ what1t is;'° Witt-.as
(Pleue Me ANGltL8/C2)
I RamS trade-first round pick-to KC for Green·
Kansas City also gets fifth round
selection for veteran def en~tve back
From AP cUapatcltes
The Rams today gave up their first
and fifth round draft choices to
acquire Kansas City veteran de-
fensive back Gary Green.
The Rams were scheduled to pick
21st overall, but that honor instead
went to the Chiefs, who also had an
earlier selection.
Meanwhile, Irving Fryar, the fleet
Nebraska wide rec.eiver already
signed by New England, was officially
named by the Patriots today as the
first player chosen in the NFL college
draft.
The Houston Oilers then followed
by ratifying lbeir selection of Fryar's
Nebraska teammate, offensive guard
Dean Steinkuhler, who they signed on
Monday.
It was the first time since 1967,
when Bubba Smith and Ointon Jones
of Michipn State were picked 1-2.
that the first two players chosen were
from the same college.
F~ar was present and promptly
walked to the rostrum wearing a red
Patriots jersey with No. 28 where he
posed for pictures with NFL Com-
missioner Pete Rozelle and New
England owne~ Billy Sullivan.
ihe No. I choice originally
Estancia, Artists,·
seeded in playoffs
Newport Harbor gets
wild card game
vs. Dana Hills
Sea View League champion Estan-
cia has been seeded third in the CIF 4-
A volleyball playoffs, and Laguna
Beach. the South Coast Lcaguc
champ. 1s seeded No. 4, each drawing
a home assignment for the first
round. which begins Friday night at 7
o'clock.
Also drawing homes games are
Sunset League champion Fountain
Valley and runner-up Edison.
Fountain Valley will host Sea View
League runner-up Corona del Mar,
while EdisoR will host South Coast
League runner-up Capistrano Valley.
Thtrd place 10 the Sea View. Sunset
Saddle back
· gets·rtch
with NH, ~-·.I
and South Coast leagues, however,
did no more than qualify for a wild
card berth Wednesday ni&ht (7), with
the winners earning a bertn in the first
round on. Friday. • •
NeWport Harbor, which finished in
a tic for second in the Sea View, but is
the league's.No. 3 ~esignated team,
will host South Coast League rep-
resentative Dana HiUs, with the
winner going up against No. I seed
Mira Costa at the latter's gym.
La Quinta, No. 3 an the Sunset
League by virtue of a speciaJ..playoff
game with Marina on Saturday, must
travel to Palos V crdes with the winner
going up against Laguna Beach in the
opener Friday.
Loyola is the No. I seed in the 3-A
eliminations.
4-A PLAYOFFS
WUd Card Games
Wednesday, 7 p.m.
Dana Hills at Newport Harbor
La Quinta ai Palos Verdes
First Roud Games
Friday, 7 p.m.
Newport Harbor or Dana Hills at
Mira Costa •
Dos Pueblos at North Torrance
Corona del Mar at Fountaio Valley
Palos Verdes or La Quinta at
Laguna Beach
Culver City at Santa Monica
Redlands at Santa Barbara
Capistrano Valley at Edisop
San Marcos at ~tancia.
3-A PLAYOFFS
WUd Card Games
Wedaesday, 7 p.m.
South Pasadena at St. Monica
Flkt Round
Friday, 7 p.m.)
La Sema at Loyola
Los Altos at Brentwood
St. Bernard at Arcadia
St. Monica or South Pasadena at
Santa Fe
belonged to Cincinnati as a result of
last year's trade with Tampa Bay for
quarterback Jack Thompson. How-
ever, New England acquired the
choice from ilie lkngaJs for two fint-
round picks -Nos. 16 and 20 over-
all.
Houston's choice of Steinkuhler
was greeted with jeers from the aallery ~ho had hoped the New York Oiants
'would act him. · -~ was left ~mewhat
depleted by the defection of: several
top choices· to the United States
Foo~~. League, including another Neb pljlyer, Helsman Trophy-
winning tailback Mike Rozier, and
Steve Young of Brigham Young.
considered the top quarterback.
The 12-round draft was scheduled
to be completed in one day. Teams
had 1 S minutes to make their sclec·
lions in each of the first two rounds
and five minutes in each succeeding
round.
When someone said to Fryar that
there was no suspense since his
signing bad been announced last
week, the fleet wingback replied, "No
suspe~se? Ho~ come I didn't sJeq>
last night?''
He called his selection "a dream
come true," adding, "I alw~s wanted
to play in the NFL. A lot of guys m
going-to the .USFL •. so the NFL
·wanted to keep. good athletes in its .
draft."
The New York Giants then selected
Michigan State outside line~cker ·
Gari Banks; a position where they ·
need little help. However, they may
move him inside to fill the hole left by
the trade of veteran Brian Kelley to
Sanl>iego.
The Philadelphia Eagles, as ex-
pected, tapped K.cnny Jackson, Penn
State's firs' All-American wide re-
ceiver.
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Nortt\ Carollne.
. Fernando's ·gem
keeps LA rofling
Jl'ernando Valennela &oee into hl8 roadne OD the way to a
foar·blt •hatoat a.er the Olanta Monday ntcht.
Dodgers add
to Giants• woes
with 1-0 vicfory
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)
Fernando Valenzuela's four-hat. JO.
strikeout shutout was the closing
blow taken by the San Francisco
Giants in another awful April.
"I think we're going tO have to beat
someone about 20-0 to get things back
into perspective, to feel like we dad in
spring training," pitcher Bill Laskey
said after Monday night's 1-0 setback
to Valenzuela and the Los Angeles
Dodgers.
The first-place Dodgers dealt the
Giants an eighth straight defeat,
which tics a San Francisco club
record. Veteran Los Angeles patcher
Burt Hooton will face rookie Mark
Grant, who has JUSt one ba~ league
game behind him. tonight at
Candlestidc Park.
Valenzuela began the season with a
two-game losing streak. But has last
three starts have been complete-game
victories in which he's allowed a total
• of just 12 hits and two. earned runs
. while ~triking out 24. ·
"The only game this year where I
never was on top of evcr}thing was
the first one. My control was off. I got
behind too many hitters. and had to
throw them too many good pitches to
hit," Valenzuela said Monda> night.
"Sin~ then. I ha\e pitched ven
well."
Laskey. who allowed onl) fo ur hats
in seven 10nangs. also has pitched
very well. as his I 98 eamt>d run
average proV6. But he 1s 0-3. with his
team being shut out three tames.
"l have no negative thoughts about
my teammates. and they know 1t. I
love them all," he said ... I've started
out pretty good. M> record docsn's
show it, but it will boun~ back "
The only run Monday night came
w1th two out in the second when Oreg
Brock singled, stole second. and came
home.on M ike Sc1oscia's RBI single.
The Giants' 17-9 record in sprina
trainl.ng was the best in major le14ue
baseball. Jn their sixth straiabt los•na
April. they were 7-16, and they open
May in last ptaoc in the National
league West, ni~ games behind the
Dodgen.
AU this led Giants Manager Frank
Robinson to say over the weekend
that he was consadering leaving bis
job if the team doesn't turn tlungs
around soon.
Before ~onday's game. Robinson
said, 'Tm not a quitter. I'm not going
anywhere."
And he hadn't changed his mind
after dealin$ with more frustration
Monday night
Devil's Bag
outofDer6y '·
LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) -
D,cvil's Bag, the 1983 2-year-old
champion. wall not run in Satur-
day's Kcntuc~ Derby. trainer
Woody Stephens said today.
Stephens made the a,nnoucc-
ment during a visit to his barn at
Churchill Downs from the hospi-
tal where he 1s rccuperatmg from
pneumonia.
In sa~ ang that Devil's Bag. the
future book favorite for the 11/4.
mile IXrby. would not run, the
70-~ear-old Stepehsn said he was
not saustied wtth the colt's win-"
n ing performance last Saturdayin
the Derby tnal.
"I will run him an the Preakness
P~ and back m the Preakness:·
Stephens said
The Preakn~. May 19 et
Pimhco. as the SC"Cond ra~ of the
Tnplc Crown.
"I thank Swale 1s doana well,"
Stephens ~1d ofa SC'COnd 3-year-
old an' his stable. "I will go wnh
Swale (in the Derby)."
If at first y()u don 't • • • Mavericks try again
From AP di1patclle1
INGLEWOOD -The Los An-
geles Lalcen coasted to a one·sided
victory over the Dallu Maveticks 10
the opener of their National Basket-
ball Association playoff series. They
eJtpcct a tnuch touaher time in the
sccondpme. •
"We wanted to make the statement
to Dallas that we're ready to play
basketball and the reaular-scason is
history," sa.id Los Anaelcs Coach Pat
Riley af\er the l.akers won the first
game I 34-91 last Saturday. "I thank
we made that statement.
"Now. we've 101 to win the second
pme to hold ~rv1oc They're aoina to
bea lot better Tuesday ruaht than they
were in the first game. They'll be a lot
better prepared. Our players have to
realize that this is a lona scnes."
Toniaht's ac:cond pnte ol the
W11tem Conference be t-of-scven
semifinal series at the Forum is
scheduled to start at 8. The teams
then move to Dallas for~ third and
founh pmn Friday niaht and Sun-
day af\emoon.
"Dallas isaaood team, and they will
come beck," said Los AnaclC\ for-
ward Kurt Ramb1s. "W~ can't take 1t
easy, we have to come out ~ady for
Tuesday n1aht." '
"Dallas was rom1ng off a tou~
\
series which took a lot out of them."
said forward James Wor1J\¥-of the
Lalcers. "I look for a touah pme
Tuesday niaht."
The Mavericks, competing in the
playoffs for the first ome in their four-
ycar history w(>n three of thear five
reautar-season prnes apanst the
Lalcers. But on 'Saturday. they fell
behind by 20 point after le than 7VJ
minutes of play and never th~atcned
thereafter.
Dallas was playing less than 48
hours after n1pp1ngSeattle 10.5-104 in overt1m~ to wm that firsHound ~st·
of.fi ve plnyofTscries 3·2.
"We 1u~t have to throw this one
out," said Dallas forward Jay Vincent
of Saturday's disaster. "We're much
bette.-than getting beat bz 43 points.
lt'sonlyonepme and we'll be back."
"'It's 1ust a lo " said auard
Rolando Blackman olthe Mavericks.
"No matter how much you ~l beat
by. it's a loss. The taken were very
well coached. -
Tl\t tlkers outplayed the
Maventts 10 every way poS$1blc.
Among other tlunp. they made 60
~rcent of\Mir field aoal attempu to
34.3 percent for Dallas
Lo An les bttned dcsp1 tc Pt.)'·
1!'j with t .nartang forward Jamu.t
Wilkes, who has been iadehned
throuJhout the playoffs because of an
1ntestJ nal d1sorder. Wtlkcs may re1oin
the team this week. ·
Even without Wtl cs. the Laken
didn't miss a beat. All 11 players who
d~SJCd IOOred points. Four oftbe s1x
non-starttr.. who saw llC'Ubn soorcd tn
double f11urcs and w f'ClmieS
tntaled 60 poin
"We have a lot of depth on tb1s
team. and lbe th1ng that's 1mponant
about that is that c~ont 11;,pows
wbal's6pc'C\e'd of them. R.lk'y wd
"We have man)' players on our team
that don't sW\ f0t '" but could ll)'
SW\ on almmt &n)' t.eam an the
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Loe Angelea Expreu quarterback Steve
Young la knocked for a lou while trying to
Dodgers' Dukes ·
into drug usage,
says tea~ doctor
ALB LlQUERQUE -A number of ii
pla\'ers 1n the Los Angeles Dodgers' minor
league S}'Stem -including members of the
Albuquerque Dukes-have been found to
be using drugs. a team phys1c1an said Monda).
"There has been found to be drug use throughout
. the ~nor league system.".~1d Dr. Forrest Tennant. a
Los Angeles-area physician commissioned by the team
to deal with drug problems.
Testing for drugs was conducted b}' the Dodgers
dunng spnng cam p at Vero Beach. Fla.
"Naturally. I can·t tell you who or how many." the
doctor said ... But there 1s drug use among minor league
pla)ers and 111s at an unacceptable level."
Tennant said Duke pla)ers wt>re involved.
"It 1s at a level high enoutV1 where we would not
consider 11 acceptable." he said. "I don·t know how
man) pla)ers there are (using drugs) on the Albu-
querque club 1 have a hst of names and J have to son
them out into teams.
"Right nov.. though. there's too much fo r
acceptance." Tennant sa1d. ·· A.n y Mlmber above zero 1s
unacceptable:·
But the manager of the A.AA Dukes. Terry Collins.
said in Tacoma. Wash .. that Tennanfs findings were
not true.
"That 1nformat1on as incorrect:' Collins said. "If
he said there was drug use. he had the wrong team. I had
a personal conversation wtth the team phys1c1an -
wtth Dr. Tennant -dunng spnng training. Dr.
Tennant told me exphcatly that m) team was clean.
Quote of tbe clay
How.-d lctwn•l•"'*lef. untvwtlty of
MJamt. Fla. footbah coach, delc:rlblna the term
"natlonel ~· ~t he cdned for hll
~· pertonnenoe ln aprlng Pf'llC'tlee: "tt'a a
tnNky, lnaldk>us dMue that atfectt people Who
have acoompHshed greet feata In the pat."
Coach says no to drugs, pros
HOUSTON -There 1s no place on •
the Untted States Olympic team for ..... •
professional athletes or those who use
drugs to increase strength, U.S. Ol}'mp1cs
jumping and decathlon Coach Tom Tellez said
Monda}'
Telle1. head track coach at the L'navers1ty of
Houston. told T he Associated Press Regional SPorts
Editors con' ent1on that sophisticated testing
procedures st-.ouldbe developed to Police athletes tn all
co~ntnes from the use of steroids.
"We arc working on tests to discover drugs and
the) (communist bloc countnes) are working on drugs
to beat the trsts." Tellez said. "l am opposed to using
anythahg that I don't know "'hat the side effects might be."
Tellez said. however. at 1s tempting for athletes to
use strength-build mg drugs.
"Russia and East German}' use the 01) mp1cs for
pohucal mean<. hut to the athletes, the> just want to
know who is the best." Tellc1 said. "If vou tell our
athletes that th\' Russians arc taking something and
they muc;t take 11 . too. to be the best. then they will take
11.
Rams trade Fuller to Bears
CHI CAGO -The Chicago Bears [!]
acquired rescne quancrback Stew Fuller c II •
from the Rams for a pair of draft choices. a
SPokesman for the Nauonal Football
League team c;a1d Monda).
The Bears ga ve the Rams an I I th-round pick in
todav·s draft and an undisclosed draft pos1t1on 1n 1985
Fuller. 27. shared the backup JOb last season with
Jeff Kemp behind passer Vince Ferragamo. but didn't
see an) action.
The Bears ha ve been '>eekang another quarterback
to back up starter Jim McMahon since Vance Evans
jumped to the United States Football League at the
completion of last season Fuller wall be battling e1ght-
year ve teran Bob A vellin1 for the No. 2 )Ob.
The 6-4. 198-pound Fuller played his college ball at
Clemson and was picked 1n the second round of the
1979 draft b) the Kansas City ( haefs. He com pleted 57
percent of his passes while stamng 111 31 of 52 games
dunng bi s stay an Kansas C'ny
Fuller was acquired by the Rams pnor lo the 1983
season an exchange for comcrbac~ Luc1us Sm 1th and a
fifth-round draft pick.
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Wallach powers Montreal
Tl.m WaJJacll. a Dlt>duct of University ii
High, SaddJeb3ck College and Cal State
Fullerton, drove tn two runs wtth a bases.-
loaded double in the fourth inning. then
started MontrearS' three-nm 11'i1fttr~iril ~a sma.Yeas the
Expos defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 5-2 Monday.
Also, i'n the National League. George Hendrick drilled a
two-run homer in the. ninth inning as St. Louis rallied
for a 5-3 victory over Pittsburgh Pirates. In the
American League, Ron Kittle blasted a three-run homer
in lbefirst inning. PowenngFloyd
Banister and the Chicago White
S6x to a 5-3 vittory over the New
Y.ork Yankees .. The homer was
Kittie's seven th of th~ season and
his fifth in the last seven games ..
. Eddie Murray rapped a two-run
homer in the ci~th innmg, hi s
fij\h gamc-wmnm~ hat an Balt1-
mort's last eight vactones, as the
Onoles scored four runs and
defeated Cleveland, 6-3. to extend
Wallach their winning streak to fi ve ...
The Texas-Toronto lead was called by strong winds in
Toronto.
Pac-10 honors spring stars
WALN UT CREEK -Oddibe McDowell, •
who hit .500 10 four games for Ari~bna
State, and Washing1on State's Dwayne
Lalor, whose average was even higher. are
the Pacific-I 0 Conference baseball Players of the Week.
In track, the award winners Monday were distance
runner Tom Ansberry of Arizona and weight man
Dim1tnous Koutsoukis of WSU. Ansberry's time of
28: 14.8 in-the Mt. SAC Relays 10.000 meters was eighth
best m conference history. Koutsoukis won the discus
and shot put in the Cougars' last meet.
McDowell had a . 1 O-for-20 batting week, while
Lalor went JO.for 17 and raised his season average to
.401 . Eight of McDowell's h11s were for extra bases, and
he bad 14 RBI in tbe four games.
Judge says no to Baltimore
INDIANAPOLIS -U.S. District [i]
Judge William Steckler enjoined the ci ty of c II t Baltimore Monday from filing any more
lawsuits 1n any state aimed at returning the
National Football League Colts to &Jtimore from
lndianaPohs.
Stec~cr also dented a motion by the city of
Balt1mo're for a prelimanal)' injunction blocking ticket
sales to Colts games.
The findings of fact and conclusions of law were
issued Monday after a heanng April 18 and 19 here in
which the Colts sought to halt lawsuits in Maryland to
condemn the franchise under em anent domain.
The Colts moved lo lnd1anaPohs at the end of
March.
Security measures stepped up
SANTA BARBARA -Security •
measures to safeguard 1,200 Olympic « • • oarsmen at the Universily of Cahfomia-
Santa Barbara will include 800 unarmed
pnvate guards. a bomb-sn,1ffing dog named Amo and
blocked accesS\,.to a nearby hall for 37 days. law
enforce ment 0~1als say.
But a beach below the village will remain open lo
,Jhe public .
.. ome people say we should do whatever ... cven if
1f 1t means 12-foot ha&h walls. tanks and gun turrets,"
said Rand > Lingle. UtSB pohce chief.
But la" enforcement offi cials "walk kind of a high
'-"tre." Lingle' said. "because we can't let (sccurit)
concerns) be out of balance'' with the need to preserve
the competitive spirit and international e.xchange of the
Garnes.
Teleftilon, radlo
Team Tennia to be limited
INGLEWOOD (AP) -Team Tennis will be lim1tcd
to a ~1x-da) tournament at the Forum this summer to
accomodate the Olymp1( Game'!, 11 was 1nnounced
Monday
Six t<'am~ will compctt an the s10&)e-ehm1nat1on
toumamtnt at the Forum from July 10-IS with last year's
top two tC"ams. Chicago and l .n~ AngeJes. rect>ivioa first-
roun<1 h"t"~. It wa' announ<'Nl f
HOUSTON (AP) -The game was billed as a match
belwcen two of the Uniled State Football leque's best
youna Quarterbacks, but a rookie place kkker stole the
show.
Tony Zendejas, who had missed two earlier attempts,
kicked a 42-yard field &oal with l 0: 19 remainina in
ovenime Monday n\&ht to lift the Loi Anaeles &press to a
27-24 victocy over the Ho~on Gl.O'lblers.
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:·1 don't like to miss. and I sot a chanoe to redeem
myself." said Zendejas. a Nevada-Reno graduate .... have
a lot of pride, and l feel like everytime I go out there l
should make it."
Zendejas sent the game into overtime with a 42-yard
field soaJ with four seconds remaining in the founh
quarter. Houston's Toni Fritsch had given the Gamblers a
24-2 l edge with a 26-yard field goal midway through the
final quarter.
Women's roster at 15.
Houston's Jim Kelly~set team records with 380 yards
and 37 oomPtetions and 50 attempts. Steve Young also was
imprcs!ive for Los Angeles &J he completed 17of 28 passes
for 211 yards and two touchdowns.·
'"l don't feel we ripped them up, but we didn't make
any mistakes," Young said. "When we don't make
mistakes, we're going to be in anr ballgame ...
COLORADO SPRJNOS. C9Jo. (AP) ...-(.Pat Head
Summitt. coach of the U.S. Olyrri)ljc-"'Omen's basketball
team. on Monday narrowed her final 0.ndjdatci to IS
players, putting two players on the alternate liit.
Tresa Spalding. a 6-7 sophomo~ from Brigham
Young University, and Kamie Ethridl.c. a S.Sjuniorfrom
the University of Texas, were cut From the team and
named as alternates. .
After Monday night's exhibition game apinst an :
The Gamblers scored on their first possession on a 7.
yard pass from Kelly to Richard Johnson, who set a league
record by catching 15 passes for 142 yards.
The Express tied the score later LD the quaner on a 4-
yard pass from Young to Tony Boddie and went ahead
14-7 when Eddie Weaver returned a fumble 22 yards for a
touchdown in the second quarter.
Australian team here, the 15 remaining·players were to'
return to their homes until May 25.
The 15 players still being considered for a spot on the
12-player roster are Cathy Boswell of Ill inois 'Stat~. Denise
Curry of UCLA. Anne Donovan of Old Dominion, Teresa ·
Edwards of Georgia, Patty Jo Hedges of· Kentucky, Lea
Henry ofTenncssee:1an.icc lawreooc of Louisiana Tech, .
Pam McGee of Southern Cal Carol Menken-Schaudt of
Oregon State. Cheryl Miller of Southern Cal, Kim Mulkey '.
of Louisiana Tccb, Cindy Noble of Tennessee, LaTaunya· ·
Pollard of Long Beach State, Joyce Walker of Louisiana :
The Gamblers tied the score 34 seconds before
halftime on a 14-yard pass from Kelly to Johnson.
Houston took a 21 -14 lead on Todd Fowler's 4-yard S~te and Lynelle Woodard of Kansas. •
Denoia Conner
America's
Cup field
nowat21
PER TH, Australia (AP)-At least
21 foreign yachts from eight n;nions
have entered the 1987 challenge for
the Amenca'sCuprace when AustraJ-
ia will defend the yachting world's
most hallowed trophy for the first
time. .
Althea, Fali Tillie;
head Derby field
Taylor's Speeial
trying to give it
a different look
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -Last
year, trainer Bill Mott started Tay-
lor's Special. a colt he ·considered to
be a sprinter, six times at Churchill
Downs.
• On Saturday, Taylor's Special will
race again at Churchill Downs in a
race that is anything but a spnnt.
The bay colt, who showed he can
win over at least IV. miles by scoring
in .the Louisiana Derby and Blue
Grass, will be pan of what is expected
to be a full field of 20 three-year-olds
for the I '!•·mile Kentucky Derby.
There were 22 proba~les Monday.
but the Derby is limited to 20 starters
based dn money earned in un-
restncted races.
Heading the money list were the
filly Althea. $ l ,275,2S5; Fali Time.
$892,029; Swale. $736,240: the fill y
Life's Magic, $577,509: and Taylor's
Special, $593.823.
The two who could be bumped. a~
of Monday. were Fight Over, $99.088
and He Is A Great Deal, $59, 735.
Now. the Kentucky-bred ooltJ.
owned by William F. Lucas or
Louisville. is back a( the Downs after
five races at the New Orleans Fair
Grounds and the Blue Grass. ·
"He likes this type of race track."
the 30-ycar-old Mott said after Tay-
lor's Special galloped Monday. "He
likes, to ract over here. He trains well
over here.··
Mott hoped to have Pat Day, who
also likes Churchill Downs, ride
Taylor's Special. Day. who was the
leading Nonh American jockey in
wins in 1982-83. won 169 ~~ t.~
them stakes, at Churchill s spQ(lJ
meet in 1983. He came back·11~fan ·
meeting to win 54 more, four of &hem
stakes.
L111111, .. Wynn get
early golf lead
SLOUGHOUSE. Calif. (AP) -
Fornier touring pros Bob Lunn and
Bob Wynn were involved ina six-way
tie for the lead Monday after the first
round of the $27.000 Dunlop Masters
Gol(Championship, a ~m eVEnl at
&i"n_k.h9bturietta. ,
The Roy,1 ! 'Perth Yacht O ub,
which won thetup from the United
States last September, said Monday
• that 21 foreign yachting ell.lbs had
entered. Each ~lub had to pay an entry
fee of abouts r 1,000.
Taylor's Special won the Blue
Grass last Thursday at Kecneland,
where as a 2-year-old he made his
stan away from Churchill Downs and
won. In his six Churchill Dowm
appearances, he posted three wins. a
second and a third.
-.,.fie six leading teams posted 5-
undtr-par 67s. Four teams w~rt at,68
and three at 69. Oub pros play with
their clubs" amateur champions in tbe
toumlwhich ends Tuesday, tu . ·and John Murphy represent
the Creek club of Galt, while
Wynn and Jim McMurt.rcy are from
the Diablo Country Oub.
•
"It's mind boggling." said com-
modore Peter Dcifziell of the Perth
club. "We thoueJlt if we'd finish with
nine we'd be doing well. This has just
gone out of all proPortions." Ullman is third o.verall
Several american yachting clubs
have announced their entry, includ-
ing the San Diego Yacht Club, the
New Yodc Yacht Club, the Chicago
Yacht C{ub, the Corinthian Yacht
Club of Yale University, and the
NewPort Harbor Yacht Club of Rhode Island.
Dennis Conner. who ski ppered the
losinigder Liberty. visited Perth last w k to enter the challenge of the
San i o club. of which he is the
comm ore./
DalzieH-sald two more challenges
might be received before the Monday
midnight deadline. The previous
record for foreign challenges in the
event was seven in 1983.
LONG BEACH -Newport
Beach's Dave Ullman remains third
in the overall Point standings after the
third day of the U.S. Olympic sailing
trials after Kimo Worthington of Mar
Vista, wuftrst in the Finn division to
j ump intb fourth place in the overall
standings.
Worthington edged ~uss Silvestri,
Tiburon, in Mohday's ~achting in the
Finn di vision. Paul Cleve of An -
naPolis, Md., finished third. followed
by overall leader Jobn Bertrand of
Anaheim Hills and Tom lihan of
Fort Lauderdale.
Bertrand leads the Finn racing with
13. 7 points. followed by Silvestri,
14.3; Scon MacClcod. Rowayton,
Conn., 17.4; Worthin,ton, 25, and
Buzz Reynolds. Summit. N.J .. 31.
In the 470 class trials, Steve
Benjamin of Oyster Bay, N.Y .. cap-
tured Monday's race to retain his
division lead.
Benjamin edged David Pritcbjrd{
Oakwood, Ga., followed by l>~t.t
Melvin. Lighthouse Point, Fla.; Pali!
Dickey, Greenwich. Conn .. and John
Shadden of Long Beach.
In the overall division ~int,stand·
iog.s, Benjamin le'ds wt th 8. 7,. fol· _.a
lowed by Shadden, 18; Ullman,~
Met\lin. 20.4, and Pritchard, 21.. ·; ~
ANGELS ROLL PAST SEATTLE, 8-1 • e •
From0-1. ·
saymg. "it's a weird feel11~g.}'hen I go
out there. I don't thil!)"!'ve ever
gotten accustomed to pitching in this
park.
"I don't know if it 's the mound. or
what. I think it's the fact that thcrc"s
a lot of people here that I know w~en
I pitch. That should be on my side,
though ... it's a weird feelin& ...
trying to do too ~ood. mavbe."
Witt was the ·c 1F 4-A Player-of-
the-Year an 1978 when he led Servile
High to the ClF baseball cham-Witt
pionship, and ~i:tched ~or th.e first
time at Anaheim Stadium 10 the meaty pan of the order -Doug
championship game. DcCinces and Brian Downing, who,
But perhaps, the dry spell is over. combined with Regje Jackson, have
In fact. the 6-7 right-hander rcgi~ accounted for 15 of the Anatl home
tercd h9 second consecutive com-runs and 60 of the club's RBI.
pletc pmc win. the first time he's ~inccs, who has hit in seven
ac.c.omplished that feat since AUJ.. 7 straiJbt and 14 of his last IS games,
and 14 of l982. contrnued-his hot strcalc in the first
"I feel like I'm concentrating. and I innina when he doubled in Fred
feel like I'm working a lot harder out Lynn from first. and later scored on
there (on the mound)," Win said. Downinf'S single.
who tossed a complete-game victory Down1nt sent a MirabcJ.la._piJcb
over Milwaukee on April 2S. "1 into the left-field bleachers with Rod
thought I threw just about the same C.arew aboard in the second. gav1na
as l did in the Chicqo aame (last Win and the An&cls a 4-0 lead, and
Sept. 23)," when he lost .• 2-1. the rest was academic.
"I had aood location on my .. The way we came back yestcrdax
fastball and I didn't walk too many ga ve us some momentum for today,·
hitters (three)," ht contfou.ed. "l Downin& said. 'T vc made some ad·
knew after we aot our first four runs JUStments since the first homt1tand
that they were still 1n the ball pme. to J,et the ball up in the au.
After we had scored th e first two • We'tt playina to our abthty now.
inntnJs. I knew that I really had to go but we really surfa<Jed durina the
at 1t.' road tnp. Tht road trip was the best
W111's ofTenst\'c suppon came , thina that happened to us." 1d
from none other than the Angels' Downina.
Gary Pettis. who has hit in eight of
his last 10 games, and in four
straight, singled in Bobby Grich with
one out in the fourth, putting the
Angels up 5-0. ..
"It's good to sec some of the kids
get some hits ton.ight," Angel Man-
ager John McNamara said.
'"I ·think Witt is on his way to
having an great year. He's 10 a
groove. He didn't have the kind of
$luff he had in Milwaukee, but he
was very good tonight."'
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I' ' ,. J..ONDON-\AP) -Muhamm
Ali, predidina._ b~'ll becOme "the
grutesrt>oxina promoter of all time, ...
Monday announced a seveo·bout
boxina lineup for June 29 in the
Cayman Islands.
bored at a poorly auended news
eonferenoe here, is 1pendiQ1fousday1
in Britain penly to promote the
Cayman Islands' promotion, the tint
prcifeaional tmioa even1 to be bgld
lD the Caribbean it.land chain.
.. Pco{)le uk me ;!!~•na into promot-."' Ali '' ... More
people follow bOUne now than have
in the last I 00 ycan. I fipred since I
made boli!'ft why DOt come tn and
take it over.
ffiere-.S a il)l." dae COftlJPf• becauae nr ~ ~ im-' he president, IUcbard Hinchfcld, uicf 11, left OD it.;~-Ae Mid.-.
I\
The three-time world beavywcia,ht
champion, who now is chairman of
an American boxing manajement
compar\y, said the mlfor bout would
match former world li&ht heavy-
wei&ht charppion Eddie Mustafa
Muhammad and Jerry Halstead of
Midwest City, Ok.la.
Ali, looking fit and slim but a little
"Al~kl'd like to announce my
come :· he said, gatins a ripple
of lauahter ..... .I'm now soma to be
the putest boxina promoter of all
time. That's one of MY. endeavors."
Ali, 42, who retired in Pocember
1981, helped set up ,Virainia-biled
Champion SJ>011J ~Jll.Jalt
July ·to promote bollina u well as
manqe a'bd train youn1 fiahten.
However, the Iona.awaited heavy-~
weiabt bout between American Llrr)c.
Hofmes. the International Boxina
federation champion, and South
,vrican contender Qer'l' Coettee, ~b.icb the C9mpanJ is boJ11na to~·
an l.al Vepa on une 8, now 111n jeo~y becauac of a ~ dis-
pute with Holmes.
The fi&h1 "may not take .pa.ce ...
-
the newt conferiMe iD Loodon'1 ~ thOlt ldlfd.._filbt in
Grosvenor ttou.C'ffoiel. tlloC.ymai:a ~iif'~t
Bot be aid bec:a111e t.be ecbeduled DU JaetlOn of t~, MjdUjan
multimillion-dollar fi&ht currently i1 *vyweiah' ~ion K. P . Ponet facin& li•tioo. .. we doo't ftnl to ad luperltt.1~1aht1 Wmw>a Orif:
11y _dytb11)1 more."· .. fin ud V. H. Ricc •. orpniz.cn said. boxer.
Hirechfeld ta.id Ali's elperiieaces in · . . . Ca d ~ kn~ dOWD Ali; 1lieD helping to brina his own profttaional ~~~ v15•1Cd ~ yrnaiHslan 1: • · • ,Cla in dlieir. bcavt~ bouts to areas of the wotld where Brv.aSh colony, an t.ta~h to help ~ite ; bC>ut; I~ before :ic·~ .. ......_..
profeuiooa! box.in& tournament• furid1 for the l~l bo~ng fratemny. whh a deco cut ova t4.aoe;;:. ._........
never previously .were bel.d would "Jt'1 viflin <erritory and it's a 1.alet'MOnday Ali wu io UueJ io
stand.him in JoOd stead u a boxiQI -tourist spot:·~ said. • -e ·· Binnirqtwn iri'lain'ueeoed lltjill
promoter. The promotion, be said. would put city, where~ opened a 1POft1 ceaeer
"We feel Ali ha• ~ stay in boxina the islands on the map for tb09C who la1t year tba1 wu namechAer 11im.
Ara a.a .clledale
, HIGH SCHOOL
Today -Se1 View Leque prclims (boys and
airls)_at Newpon Harbor. Sunse1 League prelims
(girls) at Huntin1ton Beach: South Coast Lequc
prclims (boys and Jirls) a1 Mission Viejo. 2 p.m-.
Wednesday -Sunset Lcaaue prelims (6oys)
at Huntington Beach, 3 p.m. ~ ·
Thursday -Sunsci League discu1 final at
Fountain Valley, 2 p.m.; Sunset finals (Jlrls) at
Huntington Beach, 2 p.m.
Friday -Sea Yicw 1.eague finals (boys and
girls) at Newport Harbor, 6 p.m.; Sunset Laauc
• finals (boys) at Huntington Beach, 7 p.m,; South
Coast Lcague fi nals (boys and girls) at Mission
Viejo, 5 p.m.
-. COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Toda.Y-South Coast Conftren<;tpr.,;lirru at UC Irvine, 2:30 p.m.
Friday -Sou1h Coast Conference finals al
UC Irvine. 2~30 p.m. ·
A.ree bueball .clledaJe
, 8108 8CllOOC
Today -Marina II Wcsuninsier. J:IS p.m..;
Huntincton &acb v,. Ocean View at Milit
1 Square Park. 7 p.m.
Wednesday -Corona del Mar at Coa.a Mesa;
'> lrvint 11 Un1vers11y. Saddkt.:k at Estancia;
~cwpon Harbor at El Toro~ Lacuna Bed ¥
Mission V1e10. Capuuano Valley at 1...ap.m.
Hills; Dana Hills at San Clemente, 3: IS iun.;
E<ti6on vs. Founwn Valley at Mile Square Part.
7 p.m. •
Friday -Saddleback at Corona dcl Mar;
University at El Toro: EstAncia at Irvine; Sall •
Clemente at Laguna Beach; Oc:ean View at
Fountain Valley; Dana Hills at ~ ~b. 3: I 5 p.m.: Mission VieJO at Woodbii~ 1 p.mt
Saturday -Marina at Hun~ Beach!
Costa Mesa vs. Newpon Harborate>ra:neeCout
College, noon; Westminster vs. Edi100 at Mile
Square Pa{k, 7 p.m. .
'COMMl1NJTY oou.mEI -
Today -Golden West at Mt San Aldoruo~
Orange Coast at Cypreu, 2:30 p.m.
Thunday -Colden West at Compton;
Fullerton at Oran~ Coast; Southwestern at
Saddleback, 2:30 p.m.
Friday -Oran~ Coast at Compton. 2:30 p.m.
Saturday -Fullerton at Golden West:
Oranee Coas1 at Santa Ana: MiraCosta at
Saddlcback. noon.
COLLEGE
Tuesday -UC lniioc at LQ~t&J(.
2:30 p.rn.
t:nday -UnavcrsJty of San Dieao at UC
Irvine. 2:30 S>.m.
Saturday -UC lrvme at University of San
Diego (doubleheader). noon.
Game-winning boot
Ezpre...place-Jdcker tony Zen4du (11)
celebratee with laotder Jeff Partridge ••
tb~y watch the wtnnlnC field •oat in a
27-2• win over Hoaaton Monday nlCht .
_SF's Robinson change& ~is m,fnd
Man~er has second thoughts about
quitting: ·rm not going anywhere'
spon and it would be tough to leave it.
"But losing day after day starts to
annoy you;" Robinson said. "Each
loss eats at you a little deeper and a
little harder."
we're no1 getting the results.'~
On Monday, Robinson acknowl-
edged the quotes were accura~ .. but)
added: . , .. '"' ~
"When things arc going like this. of
course il crosses your mind. You
aJways wonder if somebody else
should be doing the job. But I'm not a
quitter. I'm not going anywhere."
SAN fXANCISCO (AP) -Frank
Robinson had second thoughts Mon-
day about his remarks that he might
quit as manager of the slumping San
Francisco Giants. saying emphatical-
ly. "I'm not going anywhere."
Giants owner Bob Lurie spoke with
Robinson by telephone before Mon-
day's game against Los Angeles and
reassured Robinson that he still had
his backing.
"As far as I'm concerned, he's still
the manager," Lurie said. "Of course,
we're all disappointed with the way
------
things are going. but Frank's no
quitter. and he'll continue to do the
best be can."
Before Sunday's do ubleheader loss
in Cincinnati, Robtnson told news-
men he was upset by the team's five-
gam~losing streak -whi ch then was
extended to seven games -and 'was
thinking about resigning. ,
"I'm not a quitter, but I'm serious
about resigning as manager if we
don't tum things around within two
weeks," be said. "It's not a matter of
being fed up with baseball. I love the
Robinson, 48, has a contract
through the 1986 season.
"I'm not financially secure, so at
might be interpreted as a dumb move
• if r step down, but this is something
I've been thinking about for a few Robinson said he was feeling •
days," he said. "I'm very disap-.. frustrated and down and disap-
pointed because this is the bes1 team pointed" that nothing he does seems
I've ever had talent-wise. to make the team play better, said
'Tm responsible for what happens Giants spokesman Duffy Jennings
with this team because I am the after talking with Robinson.
manager," he said. "I've got to get the Quillin~ 1s "never out of the realm
most out of this ballclub, and I of possibility," Jennings said. "but
haven't done that. I ask myself what Frank's not thinking about that
more can l do, but the fact remains now."
Hearns says he'll KO Duran in 2nd
Duran's f ourth·~~und KO statement
inspires Hearn to cut it in two
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Tommy
Hearns predicted Monday that he
would knock out Roberto Duran in
the second round of their· World
Boxing Council super welterweight
championship match on June 15.
The prediction was in response to a
statement by Duran recently in which
he said he would dethrone Hearns in
their bout at Nassau, The Bahamas.
with a fourth-round knockout.
eighth round of their wee wel -
terweight title fight.
"I can't hold that ajl.8ms1 him."
Hearns said. "He might have done
that in the past, made some mistakes
in the past, but you can't always hold
thatagainst the man. It all depends on
what he's like now. He's probably a
different man wew. because you
always have time to change your
ways.
welterweight unification title boul.
The up'coming bout wiU be the 17th
title fight for Duran and the eighth for
Hearns. Duran, the World Boxing
Association junior middleweigh1
champion, has lost three of his last
four title fights.
Hearns said he attended the Duran-
Hagler fight.
"I thought he (Duran) won:·
Hearns said. "l had him ahead at the
end of the fight and when 11 was all
over, he should have had the de-
cision."
Goose who?
San Diego bu more than ju•t Gooee ~e in the
bullpen. "1'be Padres &180 have left-hander CnJC Leff~
. .
"It's a big surprise to me," said
Hearns at a news conference when
asked about Duran•s prediction. "I'm
planning on taking him out in two."
Duran also was supposed to be at
the news conference. but, acco(ding
to promqter Shelly Saltman, he
missed a flight from Panama because
he set his clock back an hour Sunday
instead of ahead and ~isscd the only
"Looking at the other fights he has •
had since. I think he's proven himself.
especially with the fight against
Mar.-tn Hagler."
The Duran-Hearns bou1 will be
1elevised to 13 countries including
Canada. Puerto Rico, England. Italy
and South America b y different cable
1elev1sion outlets. who •porta an earned run average of O. 75. -....... -~· ..
scheduled flight. '
Hearns was asked about Duran's
infamous bout against Sugar Ray
Leonard at Ne\V Orleans on Nov. 25.
1980 when Duran quit during the
Duran. 32, has had nine fights SIJ\CC
the bout against Leonard, three of
which were title fights. In his last
outing, Dunµl lost a 15-round de-
cision to Hasler in Las Vegas. for the
undisputed world m iddleweight title.
Duran•s overall record is 76-.S with
S 7 knockouts. Hearns. 25, is 38-1 with
32 knockouts. His only loss was on
Sept. 16. 198 l to Leonard in a world
•.
Los A-amitos opens tonight
Windy Dash will be trying to yard Miss Pnnccss for fillies and
become the third strat4ht daushtcr of matts are Deal In Cash.... .Dashin
former world champion Dash For Blue, Ten Ana Ran: Kerlys Coffer,
Cash to win the opcnint ni&ht Miss Syretta. Bandolanty and Staunches
'Princess Handicap toniabt as Los Velvet.
Alamitos Race Course bqins its 34th Quttn For C...sh and Justanold
ltmUlt-'R:bOO vf-su1runer quarter Love. both Du For Cash mares..
hol"IC raan.a and 1s the early favorite. have taken the llSl two runnanp of
Post time for the first race is ~i4S. the Miss Princcu and now Windy
Nine races wdl be run Monday Dash will be favorid to make it three
throu&h Thutsday, and 10 races on · .1n1rowde pitehcrhigh~ightofl2{7
Fn:J and Saturday 011hts. The track pOtntS.
is on undays i nd the meetina he ha!i won handtly in each of her
end Au&. 1 .S. IHt thrtt nans. beginning in Novem-Jointna Windy tn h if\ the l.SQ. bet
Kuhn not throµgh in Pe~ez csse
•'
Arbitrator's decision does n 't set
ri ght with outgoing cOffimissioner
N~W YORK (AP) -Baseball
Comm1sst0ner Bowie Kuhn, cla1m-
ing an arbitrator's dec1s1on undercuts
his power to deal wath players' drug
problems. said Monday he will try to
take further aC'\1on in the case of
Atlanta BraveS"-p1tcher PallCual Perez.
Kuhn suspended Perez without pay
for one month. until May I 6, after the
player was convicted of a cocaine
possession charge tn the Dommu . .-n
Republic. On aturday, that
suspension was hf\ed by arbnrator
Richard t. 81ocli after Perez took the
case to pvancc
"We'llJUSl have to 11 back and tee
what the hell -and I nevtt swear. do
t?-but wc'llJUSt have toS« what we
can do," Kuhn said 1n a telephone
I 0 tervit'w.
"Obvi®sly, l am di~1urbcd by the
adverse effect this dcc1s1on has on our
\
drµg program. which I thtn~ '1<,
designed to se,..e 1hc best mteres\5 ol
the game.·· he said
"This dec1s1on hurts 11 and 11 hurt'
1t badl}. So 1f there 1s some funhcr
action I can 1ake. I will taken." Jl.uhn
sa.1d.
He admitted lhere was hllle he
could do to fight Bloch's dcc1s1on
since under baseball b\-la~. thc
rultni Of an 1mpanUll arbitrator I
tinat 10 itnevances
"But the dcc1s1on ma) 'en well
leave room for other acuon ·· Kuhn
wd "T~tt' also arc other dtrtttaoM
that Y!rf can 10 1n If M«CO'-lr\." . . Pe~ was am"td 1n Santiago on
Jan. , con' 1cted of cocaine pm-
sesst an a . n11nao coun Mardi :n
and ft td appro' 1mat<•lv Sl .<XX>. fl\
the • ttme the s:a1oe "a~ full) nd-
1udlcared. Perez had spent thrct'
months an prison.
Bloch's reason for overturning the
suspension wiU not be known unul a cop~ ofh1s dcosion 1s rdeaJCd Kuhn
said he expected to sec that c:kct ton
on Thursday
On Apnl 3, Bloch mtu~ Kuhn's
on~)'ear suspensions -handed out
in Dcttm~r -of the K.ah Cit}
Royals' Willie Wilson and former
~oyal Jen")' Martin, now lht pro~rty
of the New York Mets. Both will ~
eligible to play on May 16.
Wt Ison, Martin, Willie Aikens aDd
pitcher Vida Blue. aD membcrs'ofthe
19 3 K.llnsas Oty Royals, ~
vtC'\ed on drv& <'twses. Aikens 'h
Dla~s ~nh.tbc:r.oronto 81~ Ja)'1 and
1'tue wa rel sed dunna the ICaJOft
and 1s cum:ntl> out ofbaacball. /
Kuhn latttannounccd that Aiktns..
"ho also ..,.,s u pended for one yur,
could return to acuon Ma) 16 under
tmns ~m1lar to th01e imposed· by
Bloch-in tile cases of WabOn and
Mamn.
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..
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,
.. .•
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..
•
Orange Coat DAILY PILO'rlT~. MtY 1. 1~
TltlflllA$• McGee, StUult, J: 1' .,.. tltd
Wlllt I. ' ~ RUHS· ~. L.Ot Al\MIM, 7, -------wm••· A,..., P;-·~ bit ·-
MAJCMt L•AOU8 STANDtNGS Anwk.lln L.._,.
Detroit
Tll'Onto
Ctlvt4end
MhwellkM
• 1 •111"'°'• eoiton
Hew Yorit
WIST Olvt~
W L 14 10
lS 11
12 1\
11 13
• 11
• 13
• 14
IAST DIVIStON
1• 2
13 ' 10 9
9 " 10 13
9 13
• 13 ,........,.s ~
.... I. SNttte I
Belllmore 6, Ctevelan<I 3 , Ctllcaoo S, New York l
Teus at Toronlo, PC>O win<!
Ontv 1MK'n41S sc heduled
TMIV's ~mes
.900
591
.S26
•SO
435
409
311
I''> 3 • ,....,
4V. s
6
1''1
9
91)
10
IO'"J
Oa,leno (Warr9" 3·21 •I A'""" <JoM 1·2t. lnl
Boston (Hur'SI J 21 •• Oe tro11 1w 11co1 2·0). (n)
Tuu IO•r-'n 1 OJ 11 Toronto <Ltal )-O), lnl
Clevelano (81ytev~ 3· It et 8111omore
(Boddk:lllr 0-l l. lnl
N-Yorti !Fon1eno1 0·3> 11 Cnoceoo !Fallon 0·0), (nl
Ken .. , Clly !Gura 3 Ol al .M•twaukte
<Coe.now.,-0·3), (nl Ml~I• IHoctoe 0 Ol 11 Seattle (Youn11 2·2), (n)
Only oemes scheduled •
WldnHdly's G•m11
Oeklend el Aneels, (n)
Clevelan<I •I 81lllmort
Boston el Oelroil, (n)
Texu •I Toronto, (n)
New Yor1o. •I ChlCallQ. <n)
f<.1nws Cllv at Mllw•ul.H, (M
Mlnnewla 11 Seellle (n)
Only 01""41S K "'9<1Uled
NaHOMI LN9'11
WEST DIVIStON
W L
Oecleln 17 •
S.n Oleoo IS I
• ClnclMall 10 13
Allan•• 9 12
Houlton I 14
San Francisco 7 16
Ch1ceoo
N.ew Yor~
F>flileO.IPlua
Montreal
SI LOU•i
Plllsl>urgn
EAST DIVtMON
12 a
12 •
" 9 11 10
11 17
7 ll
~\f'SScWfl
~ 1 San Francisco O
Monlrtal s F>fl1l1delPIUa 2
SI LOUI\ 5 Pllhburon 3
Onlv games scnedule<l
Pct.
680
6S'l
'3S
419
364
304
600
600 sso
~5
471
3SO
Gl!I
1
6
6
7 ' 9
I
L
2 ' s
Toda\f's Gemes
~<Hooton 0·01 11 San Francisco <Granl 0-11 (n)
Chicaoo ( Ruthvtn 2· ll al New York
<Good4tn I· ll. lnl
Monireet (P11mer 7 01 al PnlledelPllte
(Bntrom O·Ol. (I'll
St Louis I Andutar 3· 21 at Plns1>uron
<Deleon 0·1), In>
Hous•on (Rvan 1·71 a1 Cincinna ti
IRuuefl l·J), (nl
San Dleoo <Snow 3·1) at Allanla
(MCMurlry 2·21. In)
WednHdav's G1mH ~ al San Francisco
San Dieoo el A1t1nta lnl
Ch1c100 11 New Yori.. In>
Montreal at F>TIHaoelot111. tnl
St Louo\ at P1tts1>uroh. (nl
Houston a l C1nc1nne h. lnl
AMERICAN LEAGUE
A"911s I, Marinef'S 1
SEATTLE CALIFORNIA
M1l1>0rn 21>
Bonnellc1
A.Davis lb
Putnmeln
Cow9ns rt
GTl'>Oms tt
Cote\ n
Keernev c
Ow~n
Tetlil1
ab r h bl ab r II bl
J 0 I 0 Pet11 \ c1 5 0 'l 1
4 O O O Carew It> S I 1 0
2 0 2 0 L vnn rt 3 I 0 0
• I I 0 DeCncs 31> 4 1 I I
4 0 0 O Downono II 2 I 2 3
4 O O O ReJ ksn dh 4 0 0 O
3 o O o Grich 2b 4 2 7 O
300•0 Boonec 4 111
1 o o o Scnollld n 3 o 1 1
29 I 4 0 htall l4 I 12 1
Sc«e bv '""'"91
S..nte 000 100 000-I
Callfomia :Z02 llO oox-•
G1me Winning R91 -DeClncH (SJ
E-<;.rlcn OP-Sea11i. I. C•lllornla I
L08 -St1llle S, Ca llfornle 7 78-DeClnce\,
Boo~. Schofield 2 HR-Oownlno (61
tP H It ER 1!11!1 SO
Seatwe
Mlrat>ell• L. I· I 4 a ~ 5 l
Sti nton 3 3 3 3 I
Ve nCl8erQ I I 0 0 0
Cllifomll Wlll W,3·1 9 4 0 4
H8 P-OowrilnQ bv S1ari1on. Pulnam t>y
Wiii WP-S•enlon T-217 A-23.347
NAl'IONAL LEAGUE
Dodeers 1, Glantl 0
LOS ANGELS SAN FRAN
Sax 7b
WhllfllO ct
Slul>I>\ r1
Mldndo cf
Guerrer 31>
Rivera 31>
Manhlllf
Brock ID
Scloic·a c
An~\n U
V&1enrta o
1brhbl abrhbl
l 0 I 0 R tCllrdl If 4 0 0 0
3010 Trlll02t> 3000
4 0 0 0 Oliver 11> 4 0 I 0 o o o O JClerk r1 1 O O O
3 0 0 0 Vngl>ld 3b 4 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 C01vf1 cf ' 0 I 0
' O 1 O Bren<v c 3 0 I O
3 I 1 0 LeM11r u 'l 0 0 0
3 0 1 I OB1ktr Ph I 0 0 0
' 0 0 0 Mulllris u 0 0 0 0
3 O O 0 Leskev P 1 0 l 0
Leo11re1 !>II I 0 0 0
Minton P O O 0 O
JO I • I Tetels lO 0 4 0 Son bv !mines
Los An9tles 010 000 000-I
Sen Frenc;hco 000 000 000-0
Game Winning RBI -Sctoscla ISi
E-Guerrt!ro, Mullin• LOB-Loi Angeles
7 San FranCl\CO 1 28-Mersl'lall. CDavl\
SB-Srocl<. CO
IP H A EA 81!1 SO
Los Anotl4s
atenz1a W ,J 2 9 4 O O 3 10
San Fr1nclsco
Le•~ev L 0 3 7 • 4 S 1
Minton 1 1 0 0 0 2
H8P-Brentv (t>y Valenzuela)
WP-llalenzue•a T-7 30 A-28.062
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
Amerlun LHeu•
BA TTtNC. (40 •• l>llll) Trammell De·
tro•t 403 C.arcoa Toron10 39•. UPsnew
Toron10 Jn Engle Mlnne\ole 37S.
AOav1\ Seattle ~9
RUNS R P"en Ba'I more 23. Trem,..,.11
Detro·• 21 Wh·I•"•' Oetro1I 21 LYlW\,
A"911l, II, Upi.l\lw, Tllf'oftte, II.
Rl!ll· Klneman, O•lrland, 16; EMurnv,
l!lettlmere. 13; O.Clnces, Aneiets, 21; O.w11·
ine. Afl9tls, 10; AeJ1cllson, A119111s, If
HITS Gerc11 Toron•o. l7 G8eH. Tor-
onto 37 R1Pl\en B1111more 31, Trammell
Oetroot JI, OeConce\ Ange•s JO
DOUBLES e-. A"9tls. 10. GBell
Toronto 9 Malllnotv, New Yorio., I. Up·
~ew TorOf'llO 8 4 ar" lied with 7
TRIPLES RLew Cn1uoo 3, 10 are 1oeo
wlln 1
HOME RUNS Konom•n. Oakland, 10,
Rlpken, Baltimore I AOav•l sea n le. 7,
Klllte. Ch1eago, 7 Armes. Bollon. 6.
Downing Anv l• 6 UPSh•w Toronto 6
STOLEN BASES Garcia , Toronto, 13.
Buller, Cteve11ne1. 12. Bernaurd.
Clev11a rid, 11, Pettis, Aneoh, I;
RHende"on, Oak)and. I
PtICHING IJ decisions> Ceuolll, 01k·
land. 'l'·O, 2 03. Gura , Ke ns•• Cllv 3·0, l.33.
Leal, Toronto, 3·0, 2 10, A(lofrls Oelroll,
S-0, I"· Nlekro, N•w Yorll , 4·0 I 19.
SSttwerl Baltimore 4·0 760, SHet> Tor·
onio. 4·0. 1}1 •
STRIKEuUTS Blylev~ C .. vet1nd JI,
M>N>ore Sffllle 3 I Witt, A11991\, JI
MMr11, Detroit. 11 NlekrO "'-YOl'k '17
s1..ci. Toronlo, 27 SAVES·Qulsent>t<rv K1 n .. s Cllv 6
Cau<llM Oeklend S • ere tied wllh l
Naftonal LM9Ue
BATtlNG <llO el 1:>11') c;wvnn San
Oleoo. 44 MaldOlle do Los Anvelel 39S, ltn. Pllttburgh, ,70; lta!M\ MonlrH I
JS1, L~vre, Pt\Badatahla. >Jt
•UNS Wlffln• k n Olloo 1', C.wvnn
Sen Oleoo. II, ltell'e\. Mo111ree1 17 ~. PNleOtlOllle , 11, l.lftle, Monlrt1•
16. Sax. LO$ Aneeln. 16
ltll GCertef', Molltreat. n. Marsll1H
l.OS Anotll\. 11, Gervn Sari Oleoo 10
W~. ~lrffl '°' We"'lll910f', Alllr1le
11 HIT~ Gwvnn. San Ole90, l6, Reines
Monwul. JO. Se•. Los AnOefll, 19 l t11i. ~""'· n. w~. MolltrN I 1' OOUILI$ CO•vls. San fre"(lt<O t
GCerttr, Monlrul. 1. Lilll• Montr.at. 7, 7
ere tied wrt11 t
j
.... 11 Ndlt'tl'.IOld\. s.n °'"°· s. """"flltrV, AllMi., 5, Slr•wW,..,, New
York. t"'W.-ctl. Mofttrwl, s. .,
STOU! N IASES! SalnU!ll, Ptllllldalclnla,
IS, ltlCM. Clnclnllell, '1: WltGIM, SM ~. 11, MllMt, Cll\dMttl. 9' OwvM, Sen Dl9oo, 1; Sa.-. Loi An9eln, 1, W•Mllncilon.
Allenfll,.7
PITCHING 13 dfel•lolll) Hew1o.1n,, Sen
0199o, 3-0, 1 000, U.S; HontVCllll, LO•
Aneatts, 4-0, 1.000, UI; Humon, Phlledtl· Clflr.. l·O, 1.000, l.16, A~. Lo~ AnQelel ,
•l, 900. I.Al, ll$1'1'111h. Monlf•I, 4•1, IOO,
11; LN, .MonlfHI, 4•1, .IOO. U1
STRIKEOUTS. Vale(lzueta, Los AnQelh. 31; 8tr911VI, Clnclnnell, 34, Cendtlarl1,
Plltlt>urllb. 32. Cernon, Phlledell>hl•, 31,
Rven, Houslon, 31.
SAVES·Gouage, Sen Dleoc> .. 7, Sutter,
Stl ouis. 6; L1Smllh, Cl'llctt10. S; HoUeno.
P'1Ulde!Phle. •. Nlldtnfutr, Loa Anoelea. 4,
Orosco, New York, 4, Raerc:ton, Monlreer, • Hltf\ sd\oot
S.Odlebedl t , ...... ..,, H•r1* I
NewDOrl H1rbor 100 000 0-1 ~ 2
Seddlel>Kk 100 'lll x-f 12 I
Manonev. Plekowskl (6) eno HOiden.
D•mlan •n<I C1ma cho w-O•ml1n
L-C•macllo 38-t..ewrenc. (NH)
SH vi.w L .. OU.
W L Gl!I
Untv.,-s11y I 2
El Toro I 2
Irvine ---7 3 Sa~ltOICk 4 4
NIWPOtl He rt>or 4 6 4
E,1.ncte ) 7 \
Coiia Mell 1 I •
Corona Ciel Mar 1 I 6
MandlV's Sew• Sadolel>eck 9 Nt wPOrl Herl>Ot I
WldMsdaV'• G.ames ll:ISI
Corona <lei Mer at Co\la Mesa
Irvine 11 Unilrenllv
Saddfel>ecl>. al E Sl•ncl1 NtwPOtt Herbor 11 Et Toro
CIF 4 ·A ptayoffi
IWld Card Gemnl
WEDNESDAY, 7 p.m.
Dana H1t11 II Newoort Harl>Or
1-• Quonla 111 Pal<U Veroes
FIRST ROUND, ~riday, 7 pm.
NewPOtt Mert>or or De ne Hiii\ •• Mire
Cos le
Dos Puet>los 11 Norlh Torrance
Corona oe1 Mar 111 Fountain lla tlev
PelOs Vlt'dfl or L• Ouinte el LaolJl\I
Beach
Culve< Cllv at Sanle Monie•
Rtdlanos er Santa Barl>er •
CaPhtrano Ve flev •• Edison Sa.n.Mer~ a l .E~
C IF l ·A Playoffi
(W~ Card Gamn WEDNESDAY, 7 p.m.
Sourn Puaoene al St MOnoca
FIRST ROUNO (Frldav, 7 p.m.)
La Sern• at Lovola
Los Altos at 8 ren1wooe1
St 8erna ro 11 Arcadia
SI MonlGa or So Puadene et San1a Fe
FINAL HIGH.. SCHOOL STAN DINGS
SUnHt Leavue
LHeue over el
Wl WL
Fountain Vattev 12 0 14 2
Edlion 10 3 13 4
La Quinta• 7 S 1 6
Marina 7 S 7 9
Hunltnglon Beach 4 8 • 10
Westmlr1S1er 2 10 2 12
Oceen View 0 12 I 14
"L• Quinta aua11t1ed u leagues No 3
teem lor pfaYoln 1>~ oeteelong Mar1na •n
1e>e<1al Pla voff match
Sea View LHvu•
LH-
WL
ES111nc1a 14 0
Corona det Mar l(j 4
NewC>Qr"I Harl>Or 10 4
Irvine 8 6 Et Toro 7 7
Malt<~ s 9
Unive<111v 2 12
Costa Mesa 0 14
SOufh Co.st Leaeue
L.aoune Beech
CeP•slrano Vatlev
Oona Hilll
Mlu lori Vieto
WoOC11>rldge
Laguna Hiii\
Sa n Cleman•t
USFL
LN9Ut
WL
11 I
8 4
7 5
6 6
5 ' 4 8
I 11
Over1•
WL
11 0 11 • 12 s 10 6
8 a
6 10
1 IS
0 15
()v.,-11
WL
13 3
9 ' a 6
9 7
7 9
6 10
4 17
~ER .. CONFERENCE
~edflc w L T Pd. PF PA
Denver 7 3 0 700 n3 '117
LA EXOf"HI 4 6 0 400 170 ,,.
Arizona • 6 0 '°° 159 175 O.ki.na I 9 0 . 100 99 231 c .......
Haus IOI' 6 4 0 600 311 161
MoCllloen 6 ' 0 600 746 711
Ol<fahOITla 6 4 0 600 ·~ m
Chlca oo 3 7 0 300 277 763
San Antonio 3 7 0 300 121 170
EASTERN CO"FEAENCE
A"8nttc:
Phitadtloflle 9 1 0 900 2SI l1S New Jeriev 8 1 0 800 239 1SS
Pilh buroh 2 8 0 200 161 199
Wuhlnglon I 9 0 100 139 m
SOlltMnl
Blrmlnohe~ 9 I 0 900 293 1'6
New Orteeni' 7 3 0 700 n9 211
Tempe Bev 7 3 0 700 20 199
Jec~sonvllle 4 6 0 400 '113 70?
MemPlll$ 3 7 0 300 157 7SO
Mondav'• Score
LA Eicpr .. , 27, Houl lOn 13 toll
Fridav's G•me
PhilaOtlPhie el 8 lrmongl'l1 m
Satvrdav's Gemes
Plllsburoh al LA Exwess
Denver et Oakland
Tempe Bev et Ja cksonv111,
SuncDv's Games
Ch1C.l lJO e l Se n Antonio
Ot<•hOITl1at New .nrsev
Houston et Mich1oan
M•mPho\ e l Wun1n11ton
Mondav's G1me
Arizona 1111 New Oriean\
Expreu 21, Gamblers 24
SCO't bv Periodl
Los Angele\ 7 1 0 10 l-17
Hou11on 7 1 o 10 l>-2'
Finl P.,.iod
Hou-Jor1nwn 7 oau lrom 11.tllv r r f\C r
lo.ICk) 3 71
LA-BOC1d1e 4 Pass lrom Young IZtno.-'°' kick 1, 9 21 Secend Period
L A-Weaver 21 fuml>le r1JCoverv 1 lt11dt
1as kick), 12 Sl
Hou-Senders U oau lrom Kt!llv
(Fritsch 1<1c1<) 1416
F °"rttl Period
Hou-Fowl•r 4 run (FrthCh ~1c1o.1. O 11
LA· Town.ell 11 O•n from Youno
IZtnOtlH ~le.kl, 3 46
tlov-FG FrlllCll 76 I 17
LA·FG ZendetH 47 14 46
Ovorflme
LA-FG Zenot1H 42 4 41
A-30 727
LA
F~l~WM 23
Ru$ht\·ya rds J3 IS7
Peulng ~trOS , 11
Relurn veros 94
!Snsel 17 30 o
Sach bv l ~ Pvn•• 4 31 Fumt>te• lost ) 0
P.,.eltltl vero• I to
Tlme of Poi~ulOt'I )A 51
ti OU
2• X>·tS ~
37 so 1
1 JS
) " 2 2
10 ... ,.. " IHOIVIOUAI.. STATISTIC~
RUSHING-Loi A.119att• N•••on ,, ••
<;re v 1' J7 Vovno • S6 Hou\lon f"ow•11t
11·)2 Klllv 7·7J Senders 2· 10
PAS$1NG LDt AllOf'lf\ Voung
11 11·0-211, Netwn O· I 0 0 P•rlfldOt
0 I O·O HOUtlon, l(•llv J1 SO 2 3tO
R'"Cl:IVtNG-t.o\ All9t!fl ,. $Corl
l • Towns.-~ 7S 90Cldle 4 45. Moore
I 1 Grev 2· I). $hal'rod 2·23 Hovston
Jonnt-on IS· 1'1, S.ndefi 10 '8, MC Nt ll 1·k . V,rdln 2-.21 , ..-owler 2 2'. ~ I 6
MIUfO Fl&LD GOALS-to' A"""'
l andeles 60. ~ HO\/llon. l'rthch tt
.
KMl!Och Plft.v &.""111.
~-
0.VU's aff, Or Garter, $wile. Fell
Time, Venlendl~m. MIOl'llv AdVlf"'llrv, Getto.~. IOld Sootnwner, a.er Huni,
Al lt\e ThfHllO!d, lt1xon'• Holle, AJthM,
Frend'! L.aolonelre. SOll•I tndletl. Soeclal
l..ioMIH, Tey'°''I $~let, Co.x Me Ch1d, L'-ul~nr Flff, Judff McGuire, Mv DarJ·
Ing One.
Kemvdlv O«bv w1nnen
19'3 -Sunnv'C Helo
1912 -Gelo oet Sol
1911 -Pleuent Cotofl)I
tteo -Genuine Risk
1979 -SDKleeuler 8 1o
1911 -Affirm.a
"" -s .. 111e si.w lf76 -8old Fort>H
1'7S -J'OOll\11 Plff•ure
1'14 -CaMOnMM
1m -Secreterlel
197? -Rive ltldoe
lt7 I -C11\0f\ero If
1970 -Dull Comme ndef'
lt69 -Ma~llC Prince
1964 -Forwerd Peu
1967 -Proud Clarion
1966 -Kaua i Kino
1t6S -Lucl<v Det>onalr 1"4 -Nortnern 01ncer
1963 -C11e1n uoay
lt61 -Decidedly
1961 -Carry Baell; •
1960 -V-ll•n Wev
19S9 -Tomv LH
1958 -Tim Tam
1951 -Iron L•e91
1956 -Ntt4lel
19SS -Swaps
19~ -Determine
19~ -Derk Ster 19~7 -Hill Gell
19SI -Counl Turl
l9SO -Midoteoround
1949 -Ponder
1941 -Clle llon
1947 -Jet Piiot
1946 -Au aull
1945 -Hoop, Jr
1944 -Pensive
19'3 -Counl Fteel
1942 -Shul Out
19• I -W"irlewav
194(,.-G1llahedion
1939 -Jonn11own
1938 -Lawrin
1937 -War Aelmiref
t936 -8ol<! Venlure
19)S -Om•"• in. -Cevalade
1933 -Broilers Tip
1m -a urooo King
1931 -Tw~•v Gr•nd
1930 -G1lle n1 Fox
1929 -Clvoe Ve n DuMin
1929 -Reigh Count
1'27 -Whiskerv
1926 -8u1>1>1lno Over
1925 -Flying Ebonv In• -Bleck Gold
1923 -Zev
1972 -Morvlch
1971 -Behave Yoursett
1970 -Paul Jones
1919 -Sir Berton
1918 -Eic1ermina1or
1917 -Omar Khlvvam
1916 -Ge<>l'ge Smllh
191S -Regret
1914 -Old Roul>ud
19ll -Doner ell
1917 -Worth
1911 -Meriden
1910 -Oonau
1909 -Wln1trorHn
1909 -Stone SlrHI
1907 -Pink S111r 1906 -Sir Huon
1905 -AOll4
tt<M -Elwood
1903 -Juooe Home\
1901 -Atan·a·Oate
l90l -H1\ Emonence
1900 -Lot ul G1!a4n
1899 -Manue•
1"9 -Ptaudil
1197 -TvphOOn II
1896 -B~ Bru\h
1195 -Hatma
1194 -Cne nl
1'93 -LOOl<OVI
18'2 -Azr11
1891 -Kongmal'
1190 -Rotev
1889 -SP<.1<11ne
• 1191 -Macoe1n II
1817 -MonlrOst'
1816 -Ben Ah
118S -Joe Collon
118• -Buchanan
118J -Leonatul
1182 -APOllO
1181 -HrndPO
1180 -Fonso
1879 -Lord Murphy
1178 ~ Dav Star
1977 -Baden Baden
1876 -vaora nt
187S -AroSllde'
Kentuckv Del't)v nmin9s
Earnongi of Kentuclo.v Derl>v conten~n
In non·rHlrocted racu (111e ~rt>v held ''
Hmlted to 10 norsesl
Attr...a
Fall Time
Sw1te
T a ylOr l Soec••'
Lite·, Magic
Oe1111·s Bao
At T"e Thre,nooa
Bear Hunt
M1ghlv Adverwrv
Secret Prone!!'
Ga te Da~er
Silent l<tno
Coa11 Me Cnao
Pine Corcte
B1lo1u ll'ld111n
Re.son'\ Hooe
Bedouin
R•1• 'Sher•
So vewe
Vantendlngnam
Fight Over
He I\ 11 Gree• Deal
s l.275 2SS
Sl92,079
S736,240
SS03,123
SS77.S09
SA62 110
s293.4SO
1210,860
S210,6SO
S196.9~
Sl79 12S s 157,440
SlSS.666 s 146.93S s 137,204 s IJ0, 129 s 124,979
Sll2.010
1109,96"
1106,560
S99.081
SS9,735
NBA Plavoffi
CONFERENCE SEMIFINAU
(8Hl·Of·Sevenl
Toniilht'1 Games
• 0 11 •lH at L•ktn !Lato.er\ teed series
' 0) Ne"' Jenf'v a• M1•waukee t New Jer\11v
•ods "''" l·O • W"'"9'4aV'\ Gllrn.i
Ne"' Yori.. at 8 osior I Bol ton •eeds
ser.es I 01
Phoen,. at Utah 1u1an 1eed\ series I O
ThundlV's Game
M1twau1tee a t New J"sev
Frldav'l Ge"'"
Uktn at 01111as
Bosto11 111 New York
Utan •' Phoenix
k11K<1av'• Game
Motwe ukee a• New Jenev
Sunoav·• Games
Llktn al Dallas
B0\1011 I I New York
Utan 111 Pnoen1,
Tu.'6ev, Mltv t Geme
(If l"KIUIN)
Datta\ et Liken
N•w Jtrsev 111 Milwaukee
P~n•• ••Utah
Wednesday, Mltv • G•me
(If M<ltuarv I
Ntw York e l Boston
T'hundn, Mltv 10 c;-
(11 necHsarv>
Liken "' 0•11" Mllw•u~" e• New Jlt'~V lor Friaa v
Mav 111
U•1'1 •• Phoeno•
Frtdev, MIY II Gem.
flf-.sarvl
l!lo\lon ~• Ntw York
o.ep sea fhNrle
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2. Brown, Muir
3. Prlet. Mornlnolldt
•· O\lnnlng, SA Vellev S. Panenon, 1.1!1 Polv
t. ~~~:: i°~~~.,.
I. C•alon, 0-1
9. C.olllni, Ant•lol>e V ellrf
10 Davi,, lnolewOOCI
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10.5'
10,S
10.4
10.6
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3 Hernandt1, GlenOele 21 '1w, 22.IS
4 Dunnlno, Senta Ana Vellev tl.4
S. Smith, ltOlllne Hills 21 7c
6 ltoberh, Lono 8H<ll Polv 21.ff 1 Rish, Marin. 21.8 a. Pellerson. Lone 8eech Polv 21.lc 9 Graham, Hawthorne 21 t
ro 881'.er, ~k 21.9
Ill, Price, Mornlnc111de 11.9
10 Oowi', Alie Loma n Pc
10 Hervev. Dene Hiii• 21.Pc
10 Foro. Compton 71Pc
400 Metw'I
I TllOmH , Haw1norne 2 ltilh, Marina
3 Sc,.,.,.merl\Orn, Woodl>rkloe
4 Roach, l..aouna Hiiis
S NHl>ill, Wl\1 Covina
6 tc.ettv, H1wtnorne
7 BledH, Muir I Young, Long Stach POlv
9 Young, Hawthorne
10. Tnomlll, Puedena
eoo Mltfft
I Schermarnorn, Woodbrldo•
2. Anderson, Cororia Cle! Mer
3 Kellv. Hawthorne
4 Simi, Dene Hiiis s. Shlt lds, Lovota
6 Crouch, Oo\ Pue1>10,
7 Gre.n, VIiia Per~
I. Nesl>ltt, West Covin•
1,500 Met9n
I Cole, Mira Cosla
2 HaU, L.a Salle l Palme, Glend11t
4 Kellv. H1wtllorne
S ZallMkl, Notre Dame
Mlle
I Holmft, ~nl1 8ert>era 2 P1lma, Glendale
3 Verou. SOuth Hiii' ~ RI«. N-1>\Kv Perk
S. lallnlkl, Notre Dime
6 8ec•. Sen Marino
7 C•rter. Alheml>r•
I Valen, El Mod.na
9 Gutlerrer. Puadene
10 GrH n, Vitia Perl\
l..000 Metw\
I Helt L• Selle
2 Baca, Se n Merino
3 Palme, Glendale
4 Wet~. P•to' Verdes
S BurrouQhl, Aoour•
'TW•·Mle
R1merl1, Lome>oe
w11wn, Palos Veroes
3 Nltll, Lovo•e
4. Hell, La Salle
S 8urrouohs, Aooure
6 OeSolo. CanYon IS>
1. Ho4mH. Santa Barbara I HOUIHlt, 81tll0p Mont~v
9 Toro, BarJlow
10 P1lm•. Gltndate
10 Serratos, Mount1ln View
110~ HurclH
I Nlcnollon, Mltt11<an
1 Johnion. Btalr
3 OOCI~ Pomona
• C.rt9Qrv. Min ion voeio S Young Hawll'>Orne
6 Martinez Claremont
,;6 GOd•nez Wtsl Covone
7 FIOwtr\ Santa Ana Vattev
I Hetcher. Muir
9 Sof'enw11, Meier Del
10 Gr•l'lam. Hawlhc>rne
10 Sh11>ero Capistra no Vetttv
10 GoOCIM>O. lnGtewOOCI 10 Porter, Cal>rilto
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41.7
419c
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3.58.27
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9:17.96
9;20.7
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1 Blades. Muir
) Porier. Cat>dtlo
• Roach. LOOU'll Hills
5 Graham , Hawlnorne
6 Buoo, West Covina
7 Cox. PalO Verde
8 JoM•on, Bla ir
9 Oalis, Muir
10 LumPkln, 'ldH Wlllon
400~A8'11v
1 Muir "'.
2 Hawthorne
3 Compton
• Eisenhower
S Pasadena
6 Lovoft
7 Sa nl• Ane Vallev
8 Lono Beacll Po1v
9 Wesl Covina
10 Lono Beach Jordan
1..600~ lll8'11v
I Hawlhorne
2 Muor
3 Long Beach POlv
4 Eistl'hOwer
S West Covin•
• Lavole
7 •ComPIOn
8 Mornlnos1de
9 C.lenCS.te
10 Teml>le C••v
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I An<leflon 8urrouOh\
2 Burke, Westlake
3 COClv, S.rvilt
4 March1n1, Burt>e nk
S Eckerl Keppel
6 Fenlon, CvPrtn
7 W19ner, Noire Dame
I Dove, Montclair
9 Jensen, Loi Al1m11os
10 Norman, Lono Beach Polv P• V1Ult
1 Lee, S11nt11 Monica
2 Houde, Simi Vallev
3 O'Connor, Crespi
4 Roelrlouez. Arrovo
S HC'Wltr, N!wPOrt Harl>Or
11 I= O" Sanle Ynt1
1 Lawter Roll1no Hill\ a Rowt11nd Rowland
9 Bat111rd. CvPreu
10 Sm1•h Uotend
10 Horvath, Chemina de
10 Young Coacnelle V•ttfv
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I R1criordion Paudena
1 Ounn.ng Sante Ane V11ttev
3 LH H11wlh()rne
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S Sewver Et Modena
6 Nel\011. Simi Vallev
7 GrH n. lnotewOOCI
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9 Jones. Seddltl>eck
10 Goooson Inglewood
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10, FMt'nleV, lellton
10 C•nlrell, Muir 10. lttadY. LB Poly
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2, Teylcw, Ge~ 3. Z.leskl, MIMlkeri
4, ROl>fnton, La ~It S, Wiiton. Mulr
6. ll•Olit. El OQctdo 7. Turner, a...~tv Hitt.
11 AUOYd\611, Esoer1tn11 t. e.nnen. Compton
10, Blalock, ComptOll
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9 I< 81\MV. v elencla
10. HarklM, LI Qul111e
1,SOI Mtttr'l
I T ~son. Saueus
7 O'Hare, PalOs Verdes
3. Rluo, Hert
4 Morino, H1r1
S. Calllver•, Mire Cos11
6. Snvderi. Edison
7 Harkins, La Quln11
8 Rlchol, Edlwn
9 Mull, ComPlon JO. Coollll', El Oor.00 'Tb. Chal>el, lf"vlne
1. Cox, °Foot11111
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2. 'ThOmpson, Sawu•
3. C11tlver11. Mira Cosle
4. O'Hara, Peros Verdes
S Snvdefl. Edlwn
6 Planle, Arroyo Grande
1. Hull, Complon
I Moscweda. Seri G11>rle1
9 McC•rlv, Buena
10. Pe Int.,-, LB Wlllon
3,000 Mttitr\ I. O'Htra, P110s Verdft
1. Rllcllol, Edfwn
3 MosCIUffe, Sen Ge.bf'ltl
4 Helm, LeQUna HUis
S SCOll, Tustin
6. Litt, Loare
7 Painter, LB Wllwn
8 D11V: Mllllon Vlelo
9. Acosta, Walnut
10 El>lner. 8 1$1\0P Amal
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2 Helm. LffUlll Hiiis
3 Moscruede, Sen G1bt'lel
4 Tnompson, S.uovs
_j. Rk:nol, Edison
6. Rlu o, Herl
7 Plante, Arrovo Granci.
I. Henion. N-POrl Harbor
9. Cox; FlSoOOll
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2. Canlretl. Muir
3. Price, H1w111orne
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6. Gasmen, Glen<l11t
7. Frazier, Morningside
8 Arnn. EI Modena
9. Mumford, Gene""
10 L•mar. Indio
lOO IM1W IMln9n
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2 Cen1r.i1. Muir
3 Price. Hewlh<>rne
4. Farwell, MIUlken
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6 Frantllln, Muir
7 Hell Molhk•n a McCauley Hoover
9 Ames Et Mooene
10 u mar. 111<110
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6 Edison
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9 Bt.vtrfv, Hills
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5. Beverlv Hiits
6 Edison
7 El1>tran1a e Irvine
9 Long Btacll Wotsoo
10 Arrovo Grenoe
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4 Lovetv. Kennedv
7 Maldonado, H1wl110rne
I. JonnSOt1. Ga llr
8 Meadors, Ntwl>urY P1r1i.
8 Laroret., E\lencle
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2 RHOY LB Poly
3 Henoer~. Foun111n Vellev
4 Motlev. LB Wilwn
5 Garrell. Noultt
6 PllolhPl , CvPren
7 Rooerts. Cerrito•
8. Sellers, Ganeina
9 Smiln, Etllnort
10 Wlllls, H1wtllorne
10 Mllcnell, Diamond Ber
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2 McQuern. LB Wlllon
3 Robef'lson, Redlands
4 Tevtor. Vatencla
S Whllt , Milliken
6 I< lrven. WOOClbridge 1 Stoll.es, San Luis Obl\OD
8 C111on, Oeserl
9 Wiison. Wooc:tbrldoe
10 Rot>erts. Cerrllos
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LAYC, J "Owdy, (heflet Ctlevnev, SOYC,
4 'Miiie Llefltlll119, Otnnlt ~. SDVC.
S Roefto Ori._ ltOOtr Ch'"'r, 19aclflc
Merlntn Y'C t
-
.......,, of NOIA tr_., (Ott<:A dtlel)
1 ~Get, Doti N.tnlMe, "-VY Vadl1 Ck*, _, ~t.~. V'Cttwtt.1t-e¥C'r.,.. >. Cnlalflre, ,,_tMll CrOM, sovc, 4 kw
Trttk, BM $teln, c.tltorllle YC, S OolAllllt "*'· .. ...,"fteMC' ~ ...,_ vc.-Prn~ of tM U.S trootw lf'!Ha,•O I ~. lltu De. frttlln. AM Y~ 2. 1-.iwetu. ewntr°" MeLo.~ w.1 VCJ i. Holo K~. tletlard lleff, C.... IVC; 4
Ale 1(411, Otne Lrltr, SI IY'C; 1 A..._
ecSwar1l au11nar, AM vc.
' U.S. Secfeterv of S1111te troonv f Ptia,r.
Fl. \. Flnt l.\etll, Merk ~.,,.II, AM YCi 2
Trn Gordo, Halbec:ll·Prlce•Pur<*I, ..,,..
Corlnlhlen VC; J. $trc)I(", ~ T~,
1(1"9 Htir• VC; .. ~ St!\, ltuallelafl
end Mslf'lllftl, SI IVC, S. .Mlaa SI,_•,
Peter Gent1, Alamllos l!l•'t' vc..
U.S.s.crtierv Of Na vv (PHRF•H) 1.
ComedllnM, Cat lclr~rt, $oulllw"ltHI
YC, 2. Avantl 111 Frt4 Ma~no, \loy...,..
VC: >. Slfll!ll, Ptltr Heyntt, South Short
' VC; 4. C~tt ~. Jen Sehe!W, SOllt" a.v Yacht •edn!I CIUtli S. wnlle 11'119ht, Hat
COf?ltltOll, SI eve. ·
~ Of l ele Calffon'lle trOPtlY
IPHRF-Jl 1. Addiction, &oO Koob. SI IYC1
2. Wind tt.1ven. Lloyd K/amer, SI IYC/ I. T~*11 ~· J'81'MS, CaPO l!IYC; 4. Fren-Clor 11, Freflk Good91t, ii eve; s. Adlot,
OM lv MI, WHOA.
Golle<nor of c.utorni.,trOPhv tPH•F·l!I)
1. Frtllftl 11, Ale/I Garten, CIYC; t CIM•
See. Mitton 1ner11m, PltrM11t .. ., VCj >. Dick-. 0-ld Crvv•, P9YC, 4. l"lre
Crest, Pet Gteii.,, VovMtf\ VC: s.
PegeW$, Huott To"8111 ICHYC..
City of Ne--1 l!lMdl lroclflY tPHltF·-
8) 1. U11lcorn, Rick ltlYllOl<b, $0VC, t.
Nirvana. Huoo Carver, SSVC, 3, ~.
8 11 Wet>st.,-, KHYC; 4. Peveao, len
MclCeuon, SDVC; S. Hot Flath, Bell C..._,
Alemllos 8aY YC
Cllv ot EnMnlde ltOPflv IPHlt,-EJ 1.
Quest.,-, Ed Wahl, CYC, 2. Starflre 2, Bert
Heldlnrtlcfl, HunllnglOft Mer110ur YC, ) .
'll<oulll.-Ed Corm. SWYC; 4. Clllveh, Oscar
Krlntkv, A8YC; S. HelcYon. Peter Lew·
ranee, SOYC.
Ensenade O\eml>er ol Commer«•
lroohv IPHRF-Cl l. Se• Lion. SCot
Tempesta, S8YRC. 2. Festbrnlt, Jim
Kel!v, ·8VC; 3. Triple 8VPIH. Helnff·
Mlnton·Orcilard. CePO 8YC; 4. lnsttncl,
Dave Cooper, C•PO 8YC; S. Hocus Pocv•. Fcwce and Wvcomm. Ana YC.
Emloh FemllV troohv IPHRF·O) 1.
G1ndelf, Dow end su1a nne Jones, O~YC;
2. Cell Pelamas. Cer1 Last. VYC: 3.
Teranluta, Henrv Rubio, SllV.,. Gete YC; 4.
81ue Max, Brue• Anderwn, C•PO l!IYC; s.
MuchO Gusto, .JorOt Morelff. OWVC.
Conv.,-se Wurdeman lrootlv (PtiRF ·Al
I. ~. Miian Collcfl, CVC1 2. $4MMlfe ,
Mike Cummins, SVC; J. Wlnler'tlewk, tql
On, 8CYC; .. Raoe. Jon 8eroer. $GVC; s.
Elusive, John PIQuln, Coronado C•vs ;.-c. U.S.Cour Guard trOPtlv (Andenl
Mariner) I. Debra, Rauff end Jem, Wood
Hiii Owners Association; 2. Sunde, GreNrll
Glbbos, l!IYC; l. OloM Ot4 Mar, Olar1111t
c oe...,11, WHOA; .. 81ue l!lelt. Don HMIY.
WHOA; S. Ranger, Ecldllt WefnOerQ,
WHOA.
E-0. TOUt'ISI 8u.rNu lroonv
1Ul08·Al 1. I.one Star, BIX'lon hnllamln,
SWYC; . 2. KatllmendU, Jahn ~.
$0YC, 3. Mirage, Tonv s1 ... LBVC; ••
Tvor-. JOlln Olsen, L8YC, S. Raider, Al
Voda, L8YC.
Ctlff Cllal>fNn trootrr (ULDB·I ) 1
Cep11ln SluOoo, Mike 8urll.1, Senta
8ar11ara S.lllne Club; 1. Charger. Chlaltolm
end WlHs, Ocea"'l4e VC. 3. lnlen.-, Ar1
Cutdlff, l!ICYC; 4. JllMvard 009. Donald
Adlms. Senll Monica YC; s. Vol Au Vent,
Jerry MaSN>urn. Ullle St!IP• FINI.
NOSA lrOPrlv lflrst vactlt on ~
11mei Double Bullet. Bob H1ne1, cave. Poner Slnc:letr trOPfly (first slnQle null on
elePMd llmel Lona Sier, Burton 8-nlamln,
SWYC. •
New V 0(1( v echl Club 1roonv lllrtl
divide<! rlo on elePled tlmal Miramar, J~
SCrl111>s, SDYC.
Me•ICo Sacond Nevel lone trOPflv Ulnl
IOR veel)t on elaPsed time) 8rt ... Cnoatt
end Maine, LBYC.
L..allalne YIClll CIVI:> trot>hv <llrsl PHRF
Yadll Of' elaPMld tlmeJ Wlnltr11ewk, Hel
DIV, l!ICYC.
C11*'Y lroe>nv (flrJI PHRF 11.efdl on
~ •Imel Pl°'*1ro, WUll1m 9vrne,
BCYC.
Serel\ll lrot>hy (llt'sl scnooner on e:«·
reeled tomel Row of Sheron, 8vron
Chemberlaln, NHYC.
Aile• Purcell Memorial lrOPf!v (first
OACA 10 finish on elal>Hd llme) Do\ICMt
8ulllt.
Trimaran Ai~!atlon lroohv (first
trimaran on corrected llrr\el Croullte.
Norman Crou. SOYC
Jeff ~aver trOPhv lvaehl club wlnnlnt
tM moll trOOhlfl. San Oltoo Yedlt, nine
NOSA special lt'091\v (IHI Vedll lo
lfnlshl Consort
-Hlth sd\oot
SEA VIEW LEAGUE fflNAU
CF Int 11 tf l6 111611)
Sall LUii Rev 0ewm. ~ 72
I Bunnev (Estancia), 76, 2. WerdTU9
<Corona oet Marl, n , 3. (llel Levlnwn
Urvlne). COOPer <Eslencle l; S. (Itel Lind
(Ctwone dll Marl. Modlell (N--1
Hert>orl, Leider IN-port Harbor),
Thie~ (N-POrt H1rt>or), 12.
NHL llllaWfh
CONFERENCE "NAU
T ......... s ~
Montreat et-NY lslenders IMonlrHI
IMds serl ... 2·1)
Edmonlon at Mlnnnot• (Edmonton
leads '"'"· 3·0) • TlwfMlaY'I ~I
NY Islanders et Montreal
Minnesota 11 Edmonton (If neces .. rvl
SeturdlY's Game
MontrH I at NY lslenders (If nteflsarvl
~v·•c;-.
E4m0/llC>" et Minnewt• (If neceuarv) Tuetdlly, May I G-.
NY lsl•nders 111 Montreal (tt n«e1 .. rv)
Mlnnewt1 et Edmonton (If necessary)
MendaY'• tnn.acttem
a ASI BALL
80STON RED SOX-f>le<»d One
StaPleton, llrSI bis.men, on Ille ?l·Cl•Y
Cll'8bl9d IJst
Natleftll~
NEW YORI( METS-Hemacl Jolln Oof'lt
vie» Pf'nldent·JOKlll Pf'Oductt
-"00TaAU. ~ ....... &Aetue
CLEVELAND BROWN$-AnnC>Ynced
l'ftllln.tllon of Letty WHVW, offentlv•
COOl'CllNtor.
MINNE SOT A-VIKINGS-SltMCI SI.VI
ltlln, IKkle, and 81h W10llY, wlcll re•
c.lver.
CHICAGO .llEARS-Acoutrtd Sltvf
Fuller, querterMck, trom Int l.OI An9*1
Jb:fto-t-= i~ .--4 ;o1Ui '" ·~ lt;iS
dT•fl •nd 1111 utldlSCllM.ad draft rio.ltton "' 1"5
HOUSTON OtLEU·'-'S~ Deen
StelllllUfller, lineman, to • fOllr·VMr con· Ir.et
"""'" "-"" ....... a..... ~ITTSIURGH MAULEaS-Ac~l,-.cl
Jeue "°""'°"· .. ....,.from"" ...... Jtnrr G~••• for Ml unOlsdoMO nes *-'' l!ldl. HOaU •AONO ~TH AMEfttCAN THOttOU<#H·
lltl Os-Namect Net Weu vie. twetldenl•
outllk ,.!Ions
-f cou.aoa
NCAA........,,_, Jofwl 0. Swofford Ole4r-
tnell Of the NCAA FootW T.itvt\IOll ~·"· MIOWH T!ltN Cl~Y CONffUt•NCe-
AMOunctd Ille r~lon Of c.cfl Gel•
tmafl, ~lonr.
NOl'al! DAMI~.,,,_, flr1tn Mc.'GalW'
'-d wrNlllno CMcl'I.
PLATT&8UltOH STATW emec1 Steff Hoer heed lloel\IV CMdl
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SU &~CW :ft161 oopy :~ ot .,._ i:r--==· c~ L'.•11*-fY1111 .,.. lleo9'oft eo ... under a.. ot 'nii ,... 11 cloll'I ....._. D1911 .. •: NlWfJOfllT· --···--!~··.-~.._:-....._ ... _ Ola'. •• '" or 'YftVNO .... Nit»td¥• O.O. .. "" MADCO. , • ......., A"9. ... lldOn-tJOOO'.CllOdlPM.ot NOTICI .. ....vs.s ROOAIGUU.~t"'90ftwho ~AIDD-Gllbt~ef C.... ..... CA...-1 ~-·=·ttM • -~Cowdot"9 d .... ~ !-.. ~n....":..,":! er.nae. CauNy ....., ...., • o.. &. ..-..~ .. ,.... ,_..,..PL;cltl6oe.._ '°" tuatt •. CJft J4!1t. .. :1_ • _,_.......,..,..,..,. -~.•Aeool_.•~ PLC......._CA-tml •· ..,_, C-. *'9w.. CA. e--. o-a .... "'°"of~No.. ~ No. ..... ,..a, .......... '° )'iO'I ,.,...~ .. COi d'l>*<lby.. PurcllWlt Oll&l9 .. 11 ..... --~
cA119!£.a-L...... ...publlc~otllklCount)' ;.tM••· ,,otect tct.n.-.tion N.,,..: --.. ~ ....._.,.,. ·fJroJect •••Miu•• ........ ..,,. • ...,._.., .. ~ ~=m~ll!t -·~·-tndlollle ~ Nlwe wlln•• In._ Ow9H11111i1 t " FOAM ftOOFNI • Y~NOUI oee.. -., "°°" WAIM • VANCMJa ~ ~ on.-n .• , ,,.,..,.: ,4 A ~~.!'°"' ,..,.., C...ody tl\llt~endlnlhe..,,...... TI* ........... Mld ..... TNCT LOCATK>ftl Thoeeoett.llnW:= TNCTLOCATIONI • I ,,..._ .. ..,. mr-.. °"... ... • .... __ .....,..,.,. Pl ,.._Ndto._.. COUllt)'Ql!WofOt-.Countyon P-.Plerw.,.onflW2tl61e# ~ • Wlndlot, ,._.,..,. .. ontllll:a.. Mlrdi1...., • ~·."'9tDIM .. 0 11 -.
(!._MH00 .... ,..,.... NM~INT) • MT M011C9 Mwct1 $0, 19" Street, Coate MeM. CA. 92tae. end lllmotit on a"'-ot rect • 1w IL. """"**II o.t.. ea.a ..._. M.: ......_ •• -~1-...
(._ __,... IF YOU" PROPlA'TY 18 IN FOAi-"-1 Putc:MIMO OfllOe 10151 ~In loot! .... , .............. CA. -TNt J'JP NM -... ... .. .. ...,_ • .. .r:r .... • To .VA UEZ end to .. C\.OSUM ILCAUll YOU AM IE-Publltl9d ar.,,._ ~ ~ NOTICI • ~ CMYWH !Mt 2• througfi r1 of ..... d ID.. NOTICa • H1N9Y QNIN 11i111 eou...y a.tr of ONft1e ~ • ..-.o... t •-.Liia. ~~ot lo...'1!_ ... ~'!'; HMl .. YOUO PAYMfHT,rT MAY --10.11,'4 ..... 1.-... _____ --·"'-"-• ... ...,,. _____ .. _ -·-...-:a::-.;;
--ot lllkl ,__. --"'"' 81 IOU> WmtOUT M4V COURT 1161-M Or.,. ~. ~ ect1n1 ~ 0,..-~. ~ .... ~ aw.,.. C.. ~ =.__..... .. .. ~named. ACTION, end you mey ha¥I the by end UlrOUllll ltl ~ ~ ~. e.,..,... ~ end ...,.. .. GouaNl-r NotAcwt 11,M,..., 1,e. *M •1·=~°'9111 • 8Y order Of W. ~ you we ...,.. riQht to brtnO Y04lll ecoount In •-.,. --Board, ~ '9fwNd to • publlo utllffle. 1111,,_,. to con. llOMI, ~ ,....,.... '° M , .... f/I C--11111 ••
--... (--__ ..,_ .... ,... ,_.._,,.. "IMTAICT', .. _..,10,but MNCI,_ ...... __ ''OltlllCT'. .. -........ ._ ~--befa"e the Judoe Pteeildll19 In 0.. Piii due~!*"'*"""*' --wn not 11\11' Ulan tbt ~....._, "'*'-~.....,lllld-..... ,._ ..., ._ lie-.• Pillf • AT W .,.,,,,_.., 4" of tfle ~ ...._. coet9 and ...... within ttvw "°~'"iT,m IT time,...-, btde for tlll ..,d Of e fOf ~end cMW1a. ~ .,_ .-.S bWa fof "9 _.,fl# e .... ,,,. ~ T
00Ut1...t.tooetild llt llW. • te 111 Not1tl ~from the di.I• thll nottoe of The • ..__ ww It ..-..... contr.ct tor the ,:J'!otac:t . .,.. i. ~"'*'-to• mes>.,__ oonnct tor• 11aow ~ ..,...,.. OA • Hm·m.. t...A. CA. J0012 on •21. ..... .. reconled, TNI ~ "'*'--;-• ~-· -• Ilda ltlel be · WI 1MSRa09 Ing the porUori ol thll ..,_. to be lldelNll M lfl ,.._ llOTICI Oii uu tlMt flt .... lit...., ... _ ...
19". _.1;30 A.M.of tflel dey, tMn le 110,W .81 •of AC)ftl 23, ttl4, ERNll!'S CUSTOM DRAPERY tdef1tltled~.end-..be~ ablnd.ol~. Seid rnep II on tie In k*1•1dllbcWe.WlllllllM_,.. ft,_Sf& .-Uftleed WM 1111 ..... ..
end U.. to.,.,_ C*IM, " 1nY ~ Md _.. lnONMe until Y04111 "°°°""' ANO IHSTAl.J.A TIOH S5l5 s Jen.. ed Ind publlOty tMd fllOud tt the the offloe of the City a.rtt of the ed and ~ Ned -.4 • l'9 ,,.,._ Oii MU. front of.,._ 101111• I. ,...
,_,.,why Mid per.on~ not be becolneeoumitil Y04J may not h9w ' . •~•ted t'-e Ind piece. ~of Nwpott Beech. ebo,. ....... Ur!ie end... -OI ~ It., ... ~ C S all• ~ '=-=~o= :::: : j ~ ~:,':.,, ~io;:. li.~J~ 9r:,n1tw, Of· cJ,':9 .:-.:, •.:'~ "::*~ HEA~~~~l8tM~~o~v:: cJ,':9 ~ • .:'~ ~ ~ llOTICS Of ..,.. ML.I =::. ~..:r·=~ tla....,,. rMntweedemended.bulyoutnl.let Thi.~lscondUCtedbyllll ~a to guwentee thlit return In atyof~9eacll\'-llCMcln-"*"*'°...,...."*',_..,,In :::=,a::= Tl\lltlnlhe..,...._lbl'JCllll-fhe petition Med,_...,, 19 tor !tie pey the amount lf.9ted llbcNe. lndMduel. oondltlon wttNn NIA day9 dfrt, tM 14th ay Of M9y, tN', tit good-condition _..,., NIA "-9 Tillndl¥ .._2 .. rii14 111 tO:OO COUftty Md ...........
purpoee of f\'.ing tM IUbject cNld AA• nv.. montN trom ... o... Em6e I·-.,.. b'O ~ CS.M. the h<MJr of ~30 P.M ... the tlma, lifter tN blO ~.... AM ........ °""* ... .-PAACIL \: n. -· ' • for pleclJfnen1 tor adOption. Of r«:Of'detlol'I of thla dooument This ,r."~t ._ ,_ wtlll .._ &di bid muat OOl"tfOml WI be lllld the Councll Clleim.,.,.. Of the &di bid ,,_,. oontorm end be ~ ,...,.,.. enCI ~ .... Of .. 1c111 S u 2 ........... •
0.ted:4"1-14 • (wtllcticleteofrecordllttonappMr1 Countyc.ttofOf.nge~°" r~ to tN oontract ooc:u-CttyofNftpott8Mcl'IMthepl9ce ~,.. ... to the oontrect ~ 2a 1 if Toro "°9d ..._ 2'0 "'9Hoilti 11•9'fW••-LA1•
JOHN J. OOACOAAN. County a.ti ti.eon). unleM the ob!IOlltlon ~ erd\ 30 1"4 menta. fOf the ~ of ... per90nl menu. ~ Hiia. t2t63 0, eoun.: of Trad No ...... "' .... Bl A.M. AN~, Oec>uty toradoeed upon P«mlt• • longer M • Dtm1 Eec:fl bid<* ltlall aubmlt, on 1he lntet•ted In °' Objecting to thl &di bidder INll eubinlt, on lhe ty Celbnte. ooMtN.rr. COl· corded In 90Gk 11 ...... I fl_. , eooKAle S*l<>d,youl\eveonlytnelegelrtoh\ PuMllMci Otatli)e Coaat Deity'°"" fumllMd With the oontrlld propoeea VKatlon of NJd •v..t form futnllhed with tM-conttact ..tn'A•rn...wtll ... MCIUI* ct11111ae•.....,.lfllle_..fl ..
-.__ IML. ..._ -t.o atop the torecsoeure by peytng Plfol Al>fll 10 17 24 M•Y 1 19&4 Ooc:umeni., • lilt of the propoeed r1ght-ot-wey, lllld the MIO City dooUmentt. a 111t of lhe Pl'oPQled fiUOtton. to the ~ b6clder. In County ..._ .. ot _.. ~-=CA.-11-*''"• amount demanded by · · · 1957_.. aubconttectCKI on thlll prof9Ct M C<luncll •t the..,,,. time and pl9ce 1UboontrectCK1 oe ~ protec\ • '-"'~of.._~ S-.. PAAC:a 2: All W • ~ your credit°' required by the Subletting and Su~ wlll "-"the ellldllllce offered by eny 1'9QU11'9d by the~ end~ .. ~ et tM time of '* ,; gr.-lfld ..,.... to '9 _.. • •
Otange C0Mt. Deity PMot To ftnd out the amount you must contr9Ctlno Fair Pract1cea Act. P«'IO" lnterelted In the vecetlon contracting Fair ~ Act. "*~reel pr~ .nuea.d In common .... ---. ..., .... AcJftl 17, 24, M-v 1, 8. 19&4 pey, °' to ace-no-f0< pevment to P\a.IC NOTICE Govt Coda Sec. 4100 .i MQ G 1*.iol«• deecrib9d Govt. Code Sec. •100 « eeq. f'Wwpott 8eeC:tl Otana County lowW'O Pof11oM ot Loi ,. of~
208!>-&4 atop the t«eclo.ure °' If your prop-&ch bidder mult IUbmlt wl1h Wand• E. AnderMn Eacfl bid<* muei eubmlt ~ c.tornla ~ ~ ' «46', M per ,._, f90CNdild Ill ._
-----------etty i. In fC)(.ClolUre tor any othet ...cTIT10US IU...... NCtl bid cer11fled Of CMhler'I Check City Clertt of the each bid certified°' OMNer'I CfleClk •• t.ot , 8IOcltl P'. of Tr.at 511 .. 17. Paoe. of ....... , ... = rtaJC NOTICE reuon. con1K1: Ar1t National a.n1c ~ tTAn.NT P•y•bl4t to the 01sm1CT °' • bid CltY of Newport Beactl pev-t>1e to tn. OISTAICT"Oc • tl6d recorded In w 17 s:s 1n thloMoeot-.eoui..r Rll --
. or North County, 3330 V~• Wey, The followlng pet'IOnl.,. doing bond In the fOfm Ml for1h In the Published Otange Cout Ollty Piiot bond In the fonn • tarttl In the through 31 lnelu~1v':.'"t.11• 04 Mid County. • L~
f'tCTITIOUe IU .... ll OoN.~. CA. (819) 43M100. t>ullnw... contrK1 documentt In an amount May 1. 19&4 contract document• In an amount ' °"""" cOun.y a. JM lowlMM ..... 11 -GI i ~ ITAW If you h9Ye 1111y queetloM. you EI R PROPERTIES. 2479 Orange not .... than 5% of the mulmum 23s:J..M not 1w tN1n 10% of the ~ ~= •.2296 a\liin.. tN Nol• 11ltt'y Ml llflll fJI ..
The tollowlng per-.on 11 d°"'9 lhO\lld oonteet a lawyw or the go¥-Aw., eo.t• MMe, C.ilf. 9282'7 amount of bid u • guer1111t• thet .mount of bid • • ~am• thee NI Road Bwtl. Cell-NCw1ti ••Ht1r tlO .... Of lie ..... ~a: emment 11g1111Cy wtileh 'NIY h9Ye In-Rlc:harO E. Floe*, 2479 OrMQe the blcSdet wm entet Into the ~ the bidder . Wiii enter lnlo tM tomla 82Mo ~ ~ .... ot .... Loe • •
ORANGE COUNTY X·RAY CON-aured 'f04X !Oen. Aw. eo.t1 Mela. Callf. 92827 propc>Md oontreet II the Mtne la ~TIC( propoeed oontt.ct If the ..,.. i. AAST AMEAIC~N Tlfle "'4-b. The ••11 _., ~ .... ..
TS RMlember. YOU MAY LOSE Thl1bU1lneal9eondue1edby.en aw•rded to IUc:tl biddet. In the 9Wwded to eucfl bidder. In the S RANCE COMP N'fl 'the &outtl-ltt'y Wllflll .. .. SULTAN~~~2 ~lllvlew Dr., LEGAL RIGHTS IF YOU 00 NOT lndlvldual. event of f.tture to ent« Into uld AC .... II .wnt of fllli.ire to enter Into ield ~bjOOMIHllG Col~ETT';: NoJ1t1111111~2IO ... of"9~ ~ RyM 2..J7~ ~~ Ot TAKE PROMPT ACTION. NOTICE RlctWd E. Flock eontrect, IUCh MCUr1ty wlll be fOf· ~ ITA~ contract, ~MCUJ'lty W!" M fore .. ·a new 1"** on .~ 20 ~ 320. .... of llld ~ UIQYN NIQuel.°Callf. ll2877 ., OF DEFAULT ANO ELECTION TO Thia 1tai.m.rtt wu fl..a with the 1911 The tOllowlng peraona.,. doing i.tt. 191' ' • p. The~11•1rtrztllfllld .. TNa ~la conducted by .,., SELL UNDER DEED OF TRUST Counly Clertt of Orange County on DISTRICT ,...,..,.. the right lo ~ u: DISTRICT ,...,.,. 1M l1gtle to ~ _.. ~ be maic» wttllout 6o.#I e 1 ti 1)'· M .... d lie ...... ~ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: Aprll 4, 19&4 r•jectanyOfall~orto watveany POUR GIRLS, 177 ~ ... 202. r.iec:tenyonlb6c»orto....,.any COWMnt or wetrlnty eoaic•ne wuterfy •o •••• or tit•
s.ndrs Ayllll THA'f San Diego FOfecioture Ser• f'Ml72'\ lrregulll'ttlel or lntormalltlal In any eo.ta Meu. C.. 92927, CA. Irr~ or ~IO!nialldel In any tkta, po9IMllon or~ Souttl111111y 210 .......... t.ot;
Thie Qtement WU Ned with the Yloea, Inc ..• cori>or•tlon~t· Publlltled Orange Cout Ody bid• or In the bidding. Charmaine Ciani•. 12~ WMt· bldt or In the 6ldClnO. \9 Ntwy1he ~ aecurec{ by, 4. Tl* pcriofl .. .. .....
COunty Cler1I of Orange County on ty the Trust• under• oft Piiot Aprll 17, 2•. May 1, 8, 19&4 Pureu77an3 oft to~~~ofof~ c:tlMt«, #208, Allah., c.. 929CM Put'IUM\tothepr~ofot8ee-end pwwMt \O<IM po'lllW-of.... • .. utJ¥. 30. f ... t .o..!...., •!!!
22 19&4 dat*2 June 7. 1983 eocuted y 2041-a... tlon 1 •·-....,.,., vuuw .,.. Leigh Repkln 1'7 Cecil ~2 tlon tn3 of tf)a t:.tiof _._ com.ted lfT !Mt cenlln deed of ~ 210 • ot --Mar. • JAMES K. MCGAU, an unmarried Stat• of C.tlfornla. the _.£1STRICTof Colta M-. CL 92827. C•. ' Stet• of c.ltfomll. U. Ol8 ,J tMll ew:uted. by RICHARD A. ~~~of tN ,__.
P\tblllfled \)fengil' Cout ,,.J: men and JULIE ANDERSON, • "8.JC fl)TIC( hu obtained from the ..... ectOf Thia buMl8ll .. conducted by. • Ilea obtained trom ttle Dlreetof .... MONSOUR .. tNlllOt '° AA8T line Of.IN Sole I •U"",.. ... GI
PWot Apr14 10· 17• ~4• May 1~ =~ ~t\llc!.°'Fi~~ ACtmOUt IU .... tl ~ ~ofpr=::,':',.~ gener• pert~ Ew Cine ::_~°'Pl':: r:= ~~ .:::.!.. ~· -':~ a:. The Nol1t I , lf
rtennou1 .... 11 lllAm STA TlmWT n. to&low4no per-.on " doing ~-: MEDIC AL EQU IPMENT
8PEC4Al.TIE8, ~72 HllM9w Dt.
UIQYN M!Qull. Clillf. 926n Sendra Ay.n, 24372 Hl!Mew Ot .•
UQun9 NIQUel, ~. 92677
Thie bueJ,,..a .. condueted by. 1111
lnclMdual
S8ndr'I Ryan
TI* ltetement ... filed wlttl the
County c.tt of Orange County on
Mer. 22, 19&4
1'141•
Publlltled Orange Coul Dally
Pilot Aprll 10, 17. 24, May 1, 1"4
1113S-M
PICTfTIOUI eu...11
MAm ITA,....,.,.
The 1o11ow1no per90l'I i. dolno
~-= CALIFORNIA MOOAUNG AS-
SOCIATES, 44262 Culv•r Or
A·175, ~.CA.9271•
Lairy A. MOtmenn, 304 Tangelo,
lrYlne, CA. 112714
Thll tiullneu It eondue1ed by: 1111
lndMdual.
I.any A. Momiann
This 1t1tlfnlflt ... tlled with the
County ewti or Owlolt County on
Mardi 30, 19&4
l"MD12
P\tblllhed Orange Cout Delly
PllOt Al>(ll 10,.17. 24, May 1, 19&4 11159-M
RCTmOUtlU ... 11 NA2lfE IT A ftfllENT
The fOllowtng petllonl .,. doing bus!-•= P & R Mix & M1tc:t1. 837\h W. 19th
St.. eo.ta Meu. Ca. 92627
' Pauline M.,.ger.i LMngaton. 412
Flower St.. Colt•~ Ca. 92e27
Thll bualneU la Cionduc:ted by. an
lndMdual. P11Ullne M. LMng.1ton
Thll 111tematlt WU flied Wl1h the
County Clerk of Otange County on
Aprll 4, 19&4 f~
Pu~ Orange Cout Deity
Piiot ~I 17. 24, May 1. 8, 1118-4 2043-84
DEATH NOTICES
TIONAL BANK OF NORTH COUN· ........ ITATEMINT par diem Wegel lllld the gtneraI This 11etement ... flted with the per dleln WIOM and the garwlll etlt end e.c:urtty of ARDtNE J. M.25 ... of the 8ooAt1 .. '>
TY 8eneflc:lary, recorded June' 13, ~ PY.SYdlng rate for holiday and ever· COunty Clenl of ~ CountY. on pr9Yalllng rct• toriddey end ewt-ORtMMETT eke JEAHNIE OAtM-2M.25 feet Of tM Nol• • ..,,,
1983•F1191Paga No. 83-2.471121 of The ·~no~·.,. doing tlm.wortl lnlllelocalltyln whlcfi thll Aptll 2. 11184 tlmeWOfi lntheloeelltylnWNChthll Decem-195.00 .... Of lOt •• Of Tl'llCt 4", ~ f*:orda In the oltlce of the bUJlfOneNELS•F· LOWERS & GIFTS work 11 to be pariormed for MCtl f~ ·WOfk 11 to be pattormed tor eec:tl ~5 .~-= Decem-M atlOWft CW\ I rnep 111COf.-ci In Ail!mieof Orange County. Call-• cr•f1 or type of WOf1tet needed to eratt Of type of wortier ~ to ._ ' 8ooll 17, p_.. tot Mee 1t11u • tomt., deecrl"""WI land tl'leteltl u: 1097 t Garden Grov. Blvd, Garden execute the eontrtct TheM r•t• Publlthed Orange .cout Delly •UCU1• the c-oontract ,.,_ ,..._ ber a, 1913 • ~ IQnDer ............ ,....-al ~ ,, __ ..... .,. Grove C. ,92643 s· ~ICT Pllo1~17, 24, Mey 1, 8, 1"4 • · Go6&1197,lnthe~ottNcoun-~~-..,_.._ ~· par Deed of Trust llld obllgetlonl St-· Mlc:tc'el Geurin 13321 ere on file •t ttie DI •., offtc9 ~ •• on Na If the OISTNCT otflioe ty recordff of Orange County c.a., ~ • lndudlno one not• for the IUm of • toe.led •t 2985-8 Beer Street. loe&ted at 2tM-8 a..r 8tTeeC. • ...~; M ~lllft"!':~~~.:.,.,
'83.500.00 ~bfoolc Cit .• Gwoen Grow, c.. Purel\ltlng Dept. Cost• ,,,. .... CA. .. llM "' W\nM" • Pwc:tlMlng Dept.. Colla ......, CA. ~ of o.rautt Md Bection to ~and...,_ to be weed !ft i*ft..
Th•t the beneflclel lnter•t unoer .,..__, 92828. Coplel may be obtained on ~ ~ nu""'· 92e29. r~ ~ be l>btalned on ........ mon wtttl ~ ,,,,,,., "'9 follOMl'I
llld deed of trust and the ob*-~~llMM la conducted by: an requ.1. A copy of theM rat• lh.it req.wit~ 0( theM ~ If*' :;;.,'":i. "=~ = S::-,: por1klM Of I.Gt ,. Of ,,.. 4M, •
e•tlona MCUred ttlefeby ere prw-Steven M Geufl be pe>1ted at the fob lite. "4:TITIOUI 9U..... .. po9ted at the job lite. · corded on January 20 191o4 • llhowt'I on•~...., ..... In 8o-*
ently held by the und«91gned; Tl\19 t t t tlled With t~ It 111•11 be mandatory upon the T .... IOI~·~. ~ , It INlll l'Nlhdatory upon !tie C()H.· doc:wnlnt number 84-028680 ot '"· Page. of -•• ~ ...... Thet 1 brMCh of, and def.ult ln. 1~ c';u Coun CONTRACTOR to wnom the con-,..., ~-".,. ...... ~---.,,, TRACTOR to whom the contr9d la ftdm recona of Mid~ ' • r.cotdl of Or-.. Courley, ~
the o«>ig9tlonl for wt11c:t1 Mid deed ~~27 1~ aftOe f ty on tree! 19 •w1t0ed, lllld upon any tub-bu*nMI U : ~ .-dl,jpon~l"OOOU .. ~ The Ullderligned TN9lii. c1e. fon*-ite.c ...... 9aioW
of INS1 la MCUf1ty hu occurred In 81 • w contractor undet IUdl CON'fRAC-Au<Ofl ~logSetvlcaa. 443 tor~ wd'i CONTRACTOR, to cu•nunylablltytorany~· The Nottt: U11r \5 .... fl# ..
thet peyn'l4nt hu not bellll mede ot; P\tbll9hed Ot ~-.=, TOR. 10 pay not !Ml thin the Mid D Hamilton 1.ve. eo.1.e Meu. C&. P"'I not._ thw1 thl ..CS apecMed nw ol the..,.... flOdNll or ~ ~ 1tlS f69t of "9..,,,.
The montflly lnatallment of prind-enoe .,_,~ IP9Clfled rllM to all wcn1n em-92827 rat• to al won.. ~ by ...:--tk.11 " lflOWI\ ...wty 120' feet of .._ ....._
pal and lnt••t ckJe AuQu1t 1, 1983 Pllol Aprll 1T. 24, Mey 1, 9, lN-4 ployed by them In the uecutlon of Leo Wood, 4 14-8 Helhllton Aw, them In tM uac:utlon of ttia .con-COil'l"IO" ~ be-:.,. tor ...w1y 320 feet; the Mot9 I tr
and 1UbMque11t 1n1tallment1 due 2088-&4 the contract. Colt• M ... C.. 92827 tract. · !:*· of PIYlno OClllptloN is te9t ot tbt Nol1ll 11' I 1Y 41 ....
therMlter: PLUS • lat• c:tlwge u No bidder may wlthdrllW any bid Thi• t>uel~ II conduci.d. by. an No ~· mey Withdrew any b6d aecurs:r::' Mid Deed of TNll. ~ Of the SOUttl IMtl~ • liiilll GI ..
Mt forth In Mid note. PtBJC fl)TIC£ for• pertoO of tlXty (80) dayt •ft• lndMdual. IOt • pertod of llXty (eQ) cSeyl after duding,.... ctwe-and,911P"W Soutlw~ 145--= .. ...,.
That by r...on thereof, the the d•te Ml fCK tt'i9 opening of bid•. L Wood the date• for the °'**'CJ of'*'-· of the Truetee llt<•ICel, • eny ...-.y 12.50 .... -........
unoer.lgned, pt...,,t beneftdety ftCTmOUI tu..... A payment bond and a per. This lte1ement WU flted with the A ~ bond end e per-under the t-ci Miid Olild oi ~ 345 .... of Noi9 1Y
under Mid deed of tt\llt, t1e1 91· NAME tTATl-.NT f0<mence bond 1IWlll be required County C*1c of OtMQe County on lonnenC9 bond ... be reqCllred Trwt and lnterelt ~ end \Int 45 "8llt Of "'9 So.I• 1 1Y 216
ecuted •nd delivered to 1110 The toMowtng per90n1 ere dolno prior to execution of the ~trect Aprll 3, t9&4 prior to uecu!lon of the ..conttw:t peld ~ of the Note' aecured leet: end the Not• unrtr to ....
Trust•• wrtttlf'I Deoterallon of De-~ •; and lhall be In tt'i9 form Mt fonh In nGIM and lhall be In the forlii • tortti In by Mid o..i of Truet with ~ Of lhe ~ 210 Met; ..
fault and Demand tor S•le, and hN INSPIRED TRAVEL. 1525 M-the eonlrllCt documents. Publlshed Or-.nge Cout o.tly the contrect dc>c:umel)tl. •t Tw.nty (20%) perOlnt per annum capt tt.wfeom lhe sc.Mi UU 1y
depoelted with Mid Trust• Mid Verd9 Drtve Ealt. #226, Colt• Purau.,,t to Section 4590 of tile Piiot Apru 17,.24. May 1, 8, 19&4 PurtUlflt to Section 4590 of the trom J..,.,., 17 19&4 to dey of 345 ,_,
deed ot trutt and 1111 documents Ma9, C. 92826 GovernrMnt Code of the Stlte of 2040-84 ~1 Code of the Sr.M of ..._ Thia notice · la c;..t In com-The ..,... ~ end «*W
evidencing obllgatlont tec:ured Gregory Paul M~. 1730 Callf0<nl9. the contract wtll cont.in Cellfomle. lhl coatract w4lt cont.in pAence wlttl the demand Mrt1tofore corrmon dellgiietiot1, I ~. Of "9
thenby, and hU elected and doel 8eyport W1y, Newpor1 Beech, C•. ptovlalontpermlttlnglheauoc.aful ~~the~ made on MIO Truat• by Ilk! reel~~~ II het9'>Y elect to~ the trw1 prop. 92MO bidder to tubltltute MCurltJM for PlllJC NOTICE 10 "'bttltu\• MO.lrille& tor a. ieftc:lar" ~ to be: 20301 ~ Ortllil.
erty to be IOld to utl1ty the obll· Janette Smith Mtilderton, Mme 11ny ~ wlthtoe'd by the DIS· any moneya wlthheld by the DI&-oeteo· ~ 27 1984 1 8-==CA. 12107
g•tlon• MCUred thereby u abOve. TRICT to 1111sura performance under '1CT1TIOUt .,...., TRICT 10 enture IMtf'formance ~ OOMINIC ·G. COlLETT A The · T~ cll-
Oited: Aprll 17, 1984 This bullness lseonducled by: an the contract. NAME ITATl•NT · 1"41 contract. State of Callfomi. 1 daiml"'Y for ~~uect· Artl National Bank ol North COunty lndlvldu.t (husband & wife) Contr.etCKI mutt altlf'ld walk· The following pet'90f\t .,., doing Conttac;1«t mutt attend wait· )M ~ of the ..,_ . • nd
BY: Nel MUM, A.VP: Greg Mandreson through, May 8. 198.4, at 11:30 A.M., bullneu U : througtl, May 8, 19&4, •t 9'.30 AM. eoUnty of Ofange ) ottw,common dellQNCIOn, I Mf,
Publlthed Orange Coul DlllY Piiot Thlt ttalement wu flied with the 2985 a.., Street, Coetl M..._ CA. Valley 0.it Homeow11er1 Aaoda· 2985 &e9t Street, Colt• M9ae. CA. On Apft1 z7 19&4 befor9 me. the ~ '*9ln. '
May 1, 8, 15, 11184 COunty Clerk of Orange COunty on 92628 tlon, 1400 Oueil. Suite 111C), Newpor1 11282fl undenlgoeO t MoWry Pubk 1n eno Said ... wll be ....... taut
2351-M Aprll 6 19&4 GOYefnlng Board &Mdl. C&. 92860 Go-lerning Boald tor "Mid cOumy end $1ate per~ ~ QC>tleMll\ or wnnty, •~
• ,....,, By Dorothy Harvey A .... c P.M. Herrldl·Schwalbe I, • General 8y Dorothy~ Ather. C.P.M. 1onally 11PP991ed DOMINIC G' OOL· prw or ~ ....... ~ ....
P\lll.IC NOTICE
C4113
llJnNOR CCXMT °' CAUfOfUH. COUNTY
Of LOI AHOELll
In lhe Mat'1 e r of BRUNO
RODRIGUEZ. Minor A person who lhould be declared tree from the
custOdy ..-.d eon1rol of hi• parent °'
par en II CAN ~JI A·144a
CfTATION Freedom From Parental Cuttody
and Control
(ABANOONMENn
(Re: ADOPTION) ·
TO UNKNOWN FAT~ER and to
all per90n1 c:lalmlng to be the flthef
or mottlef of Mid minor peraon(1)
•b<MI nemed.
By Ofder of this Court you are
l'let.Oy cited and (may) appe1r
befCKe the JUdge Prelldlng In 0..
parttMnl 44 of the tbOve entltlad
court, located at Rm. 418 111 Noni\
Hiii St., L.A. CA. 90012 on 8-25,
11184. 11 8:30 A.M. of th•t day, then
and th«• 10 lhOW eauM, If 1111y you
Publllhed Otange cou1 D•lly Purchasing Director Partnef9tllp, 1400 Ou.ti. Sutt• 190, Purctlallng OlrectOf , LETTA. kne>'MI to me to t>e..ih. per-pa1111e&ori. or ~ .,o
PllOI April 17, 24, M,ay t, 8, 198-4 Publllhed O~ Cout Oal!y Piiot Newpor1 BMch, C• 92860 Publlthed Orange Cout Dally Piiot '°" whOM '*"-la aubeci1bed to P"'/ the~ pmciplll aum of
2066-8-4 M•y 1, 8, 198-4 Ttil• bu9lneu Is conducted by: •n May 1. 8. 11184 the wlthlf1 lnitrument and~ the note(•) MQ.nd by Mid Deed.of
.. ..-2359-8'4 Individual. 2360-84 edged U.1 he uecuted the Mme. TNSI. wttn . .,,..., t'*'90n. .. ________ __.1.__ Herrlck-Scilwalbe I, Wltneu my hlllld end omci.i wl provtcled Ir) Mid no4e(•). aO\ • c 11,
a Qtlfl4Wal partner-"lp Sheila L GOtT9I If any, undefthe terrM ot lMI Deed Pla.JC *>TIC£
flCTTTIOUt llU .... 18
NAME ITATl•NT
TM rp11owtng peraons are doing
t>usln ... as:
Tl'.IOJAN YACHTS WEST, 124 S.
Baytront, Balbo9 lal.nd, C• 92862 Alco Menne Inc., C•llf corp., 124
S Beytront, Balbo9 llllllld, C..
92882
Pla.IC *>TICE
f1CTITIOUI llU ... 11
NAME ITATUmNT
The following per90n1 are doing
business at
BBR MARKETING, 3410 W.
MecAtthur 81\ld Unit I. Santa Ana.
CA 92704
John Thomas Alk...,., 1167 King-
ston. Colla Meta, CA 112828 Thie bual,_ la conduct.CS by: 1
CO<l>Of•llon. Thi• business Is condu<;t.CS by: •
Aleo Marine. Inc. llmlled pertnel'lhlp.
MOfrlt Pl. Kirk, Pres. JOhn T Askew
Thi• 11a1wnen1 ~-llled with the Thi• 1t1temenl WU llled with the County Clet'k ot Orange C04Jnty on County Clerk of Orange County on
Aprll 5, 1118-4 March 29, 1984
f242lll FM2211G
Publlll'led Orange Cout Dally P4blllhed Orange Cout Dally
t>llot April 17, 24, May 1, 8, 1984 Piiot Aprll 10, 17. 24. May 1. 1984 2084-84 11156-84
Ml.IC JtOTICE
John Paul Herrick LI-II' NOTICE Not Public of TNlt, .._, a.,,_ _.., a · Thl1 1111emen1 wu flied with the '"~ Pu~ Orange eo..t Delly Pliot .,_... of the Truetee end qt the
County Cleft( of Oranoe County on NOTICt TO COMTRACTOftl May 1 8 15 19&4 tnma otMted by 8llld o-d of Aprll 3, 11184 CALUHG.fO.-_,, ' ' ' aM5-N TNlt.
FM2al SC 00 "'S The tote! ""°""1 of the unpeld Publlal'led Oren,,.. Cout Dally FOUNTAIN VALLEY H L ..,, • b11ance of the .--uon WU'9d .-TRICT --.... Pllol Aprll 17, 24. M1y 1. 8. 198-4 p O BOX 8510 Jr by the pr~ be ldd end 2039-M FOUNTAIN VALL.E'1CA. 92728 rte.JC NOTICE = adv•IOl9. ~~
-----------PROJECT: BIO NO 94-18. RE· NOTICE M SAU the lnltlel ~ Of tN Nt*oa Pla.IC NOTICE CARPET, ROCH couRREGE.S ev--TU UNDER .......... ..... ....... ,,,. SCHOOL '_,_ Of o-. It 1 .. , ............ .
f1CTITIOUI llU .... U
NAME tTATl•Nl"
The following pera<>nl .,.. doing
bUtlne91 u :
0 .0 .H. SUPERVISION. 313 E.
20th. Cotti M..-. Ca. 112627
Donald E. Allred. 313 E. 201" St.,
Co1t1 M ... C•. 92827
Thi• t>ualneu Is conducted by: an
Individual.
Donald E. Allred
Thia ltllement WU flled with the
COunty Clent of OfatlQtl County on
AOORESS OF SCHOOL: 18313 ~==T· of~~~~°=
Santa Car10tt1 St., Fount.in Valley, NOTICE M TMJITU'l IALE deltvertld to the undar.._lld a wrtt·
CA. 112708 TID I "' • -DATE and TIME '°' r«>eipl of AJfTIC•A -tlf'I DecWltlon of~ end 0.. DOIAND ... Ml W mend tor Sa111. Ind • wntten NoCtc9 Bids. May a. 1984. 2:00 PM TO. •• _ .. _ M-2" 1 ....... It 10 00 of ..._.~ ... __. .,,._.__ ·~ .......... --PLANS ON FILE ANO PLACE OF ,...,....,_.,, _, '"· ....... . ..,.....,, .... ~""'' "" -,.,.
BID RECEIPT DISTRICT OFFlCE. A.M • 11 the '-otflcel of Hicby. undetaigl., C*'9ed 8llld Notice of
17210 Oak St., f04Jntaln Valley. CA. Neuland. Pard" and Colletta. o.tault and Elec:tlol'I to Sell 10 be
92708, PURCHASING DEPART-24031 El TO<O Roed. Suite 250• recorded lo .,,. county "'*" the MENT Lagun1 Hiiis. 92653. Or~ Coun-reel propatty 19 IOcated.
FOR BID CONSIDERAT ION, ty. Ctllltornla. DOMINIC · COL· Oete: Apr1I 8. 1914
PARTICIPATION IN JOB WALK IS LETIA u Trust•. wlW .... at public CalWlde Truat Deed Serltce. Inc. IUC11on. to the h~ bidder, In u Trust•
!\eve, wtiy MIO l*1<>r1 lhould not be Pla.JC NOTICE CLEARY Oedared free trom the control of-----------
M A y ( M C A V O y ) ~'!,~dlno to the pelltlon on ~A~=· ftCTITIOUI llUl•U NAME8TATe•NT
REQUIRED. DATE. APRIL 30. 19&4, lawful money of the United Stat•. 2130 E. 4th S1 . Suite 107, Serit• 3 PM el lhe School 111 na. FOf the Governing Board. .. peyabll at the time of Mle, AN. CA. 92705
Publlthed Ot•nge Cout Delly Jeen C. Murphy. Pvrctiaslng Agent ttt•t c«tllln real propatty 111uated In (714) 1153-5810
Apr11 16. 1984
CLEARY. she was the first The petition nled her.in It '°' the
Roae Bowl Queen and al.lo a purpoae of freeing tile "'bject etilld
ailent acreen movie star with 1°' pl~t '°' edoptlon -.... ,_ s . Dated. 4-9-M ,the MGM SuKuu11. he U1 JOHN J. CORCORAN. County Clent
~ved bvy her son , Pat AM. ANDERSON. ~ty
and . daughte r -in -l aw ~-='=~ta.2000
Marilyn Cleary. Also Holtl •oocl. CA. toDl2I
survived by her grand-(21'~ .._ll01 children, Kevin Cleary, F>ubli.hed Orange Cout Dally_ Piiot Kellie Berry and Kristi APfll 17, 24, Mey 1. 8. 198-4 20M-8-4
Ashan. Services Wednes-
day, April 2. 1984 at l PM at P\Bl.IC MJTICE
Holy Cross Mausoleum ---.;..;.~------
Chapel. interment Holy f~~i~=•
Crolss Cemetery. Myer The tollowtng per1on 11 dol°' Mitchell Pierce Brothers Di-bualneu u :
rectors, 213-785-8617 REVERl~S. 1770 Orange Ave.
Col1t Meu. CA. 92628
TM following P«'IOO 11 doing T"41 folloWlng persons era doing buttneas u :
buBll~CH .. C:l""-"NER 2 .. ". A s B TOURS. 13292 Euclld St .. ""' "" · ""'" von • Garden Grove. CA. 92843 Newport Beech. C. 92863 John Me N .. ley. 11900 L•
Mc>Nmmad Iqbal Oadrl. 835 Al91Mdl Ave . Fountain Vllley. CA.
Bahr St. Apt 102. Colla Mell, C&. 92708
92828 This butlnesa 11 eonducled by: an Mot11rnm1d R.ihanol Haq, t345 lndMdual Cabrlllo, R-8, S•nta Ana. C•. 112701 John McNeeley
Thlt bUtlnas Is conducted by: e Thi• itatement wu flled with the
general partnership. County Clerk of Orang• County on
M<>hammlld Iqbal O•drl Maren 30 198-4 Thia llllemenl WU flled with the ' FM2J71
County Clerk of Otange COunty on Publllhed Orange Coat Dally
April 4. 1118-4 f" .. -Ptlot Ac>nl 10. 17. 24. May 1. 11184 -&I-1962-84 P1Jbllsned Orange Cout Dally
Pllol April 17. 24. May 1. 8. 1964
2044-84 -----------Ml.IC JtOTICE
P\8JC Jt0TIC£
Piiot April 24, M'"" 1. 6, 15, 111&4 Arvvoved: J.ck Mahnken. Asll.-N9WPQrt 8Metl1 <?renoe County. ,_!r._Di-Cwteon, TNltel Sale ., ...... Callfoml• a..crloea u tollowl: ., .. ..._
2228-84 tanl Superintendent. P.,ton· Lot t. Blodl P. of Tract 518 u Publisl'ltld OfMQe eo.. Dlilly
-----------/Admlnlltflllve Services. recorded In Boole 17. 1>t1ge1 33 Piiot April 17, 24, Mey 1. 1914 Pl8JC J«)'OC[ P\tb119hed Otange Cout Dally Piiot lhrough 38. lnelu1l11•. Mis· ~
-----------pc11 24, May 1, tN-4 oellel'90U$ MllPI Orange County
ftcTITIOUt IU ... U
~ITATl•NT
2233-M Commonly known u 2296 CNn·
ne1 Road. ~ Beedl, Cali·
The foltowlng peraon1 .,.. doing
t>ullneu as:
-----------f0tnla 92e&O NOTa CMS HEJ' •IQ
Synergistic Flnanclel Setvlc:ee.
245 Fltehet Ave .. Coet1 M .... C.
92826
Pla.JC NOTICE FIRST AM ERICAN TITLE IN· NOTICE IS HEREBY OM:N tNt
-----------SURANCE COMPANY, wu r• lh4l Bowd of~ of the
MlctlMI J. Mwtort. 517 Butt• Court, Br ... Ca. 92821
Thi• business It OOl"lducted by-an
lndlllldual
ftCmlOut 9UllNEll
...U. ITATllEWT
The folloWing pertON are doing
t>ullnns u :
NORRIS ENTERPRISES. 71 1
April Ln. Huntlng1on Beech. Call!
92846 MlchMI J. Mar10n
This atatemenl WH flied with 1"41
County Clerk ol Orange County on
April 16, 198-4 '
Lance E Norris. 7 11 Aptll l.1' '
Hunllngton e..cn. Calif 92646
This t>uSineu Is conducted by an
~ 1ndlYlduaJ.
Publlsned Orange CoUI Dally L•not E Norris
placeel by DOMINIC G COLLETI A, County of Orange, State of Cell-
a • new lrust• on January 20 fornia. hu by Aeec*ltlon No
1984 -~a 84•!>42, detect April 17, 1M4. de-
-:;;=====:::;==::;;:-i Mal'llyn L Tlf1, 1782 Ptteelrn Ot , flCTITIOUI eUllNlll Colt• M .... CA. 92626 Thlt bUllnest It conducted by: an NAMI 8TATeMINT
flCT1TIOU8 8U ... H NAME STA TIMENT
The following person• are doing
buslne11111·
Piiot Aprll 24. M•y 1. 8. 15, ,... Thi• Slatemenl WU flied with Ille
2230-34 County Clerk of Orange County on
The Nie w111 t:>e .,.1'D"" without e11red that • hearing on u. ct11ao1u-
covenan1 Of ..,.,.r.,.,ty rtJ08"dlng 11on of c.der L9Wn ~ Mllln'9n-
tltle. posaeulon. or encumb<anc41 ancie Diltriet, lllld .. obleCU<M11 10 utltfy the obllg1llon NCI.Ir.CS by, 1~10. wlll be held by Mid eo.rd In
•nd pursuant lo the POW« ot Hie the Hewing Room ot tt'i9 &oerd of •
c:onf9ff9d tn thll c«taln deecl of Su~ of the County of Or-
tnJtl •xecuted by RICHARD A enge, In the County Adn*11tt1 et'°"
MONSOUR u lrustor lo FIRST Building. 10 CMc. Center "'9Za,
AMERICAN TITLE INSURANCE Santa Ana. Celltotnia, on tM 18ttl
COMPANY as lru11 ... for the b4ln· 1d1yOfMay,1994. .el thehouroft:30 em and MCUrlty ol AP~OINE J o"Clodt A.M .• , whktt time and
GRIMMETT aka JEANNIE GRIM· Plll09 llll Int~ pereons !NY ap.
HUao.-LAW"·MT. OLIVI
Mort"aty • Cemetery
Crematory
t625 Gisler Ave
Costa t.49$8
~(l-5554 •
PIE .. CE l"OTHU'8
aELL B"OADWAY
MOATVA"Y
110 Broad~ay
Costa Mesa
6 .. 2-9150
BAL T2 8EHGU40 h
SMITH I TUTHILL
WESTCLIFF CHAPEL
427 E t71h S•
toSrll Mesn
646 q37'
PACIFIC VIEW
M MOllUAL PA"K
~tery • Mortuary
Che~I • CrematOr)'
1500 Pec1l1c V1t!w o/..,~
Newport Beach
&u roo
McCORMICK MO,.TUA"'t'
t 795 Llguna C1nyo,, Ro
Lagu~• 8e,ch C1 9'6$t
•9" 9 4 15
c
Aprll 4, 198'
Individual. The lollowlng person• are dolng
Matllyn Tlf1 butlMU u
BEAUCHAMP ENTERPRISES.
TRADING DIVISION, 4000
MecArthur Boulevard, Suite 700,
Newpon Beach, CA 112880
"8.IC NOTICE f1417SZ METI u t>eneflcf1ry <!lied Oeoem· pew and be t!Mrd
Publlsned Orange Cout Dally bet 5, 1983 and recorded Oeoem· NOTICE IS ~THER GIVEN tNt
This 1t1tament WU filed with the EARTH a SUN LANDSCAPES.
County Clerk of 0<1nge County on 26101 Adelanlo, Ml1tlon Viejo, C1
IU9MEll Pllol Aorll 17 24 f.Aly 1, 8. 1934 bet 8, 1983 as instrument numt>at eny In~ per90n dellrtno to '~!'~A TIMINT 2042·&4 83-559197. In t"41 on1ee of the eou11-mek• a written proteet IOllnM Lllld
M ...... 30 1"•4 112691
""'' ' "'
0 flUMI Jon CorMl!ul Van Breukelen,
J1mes B Beauch•mp, 4000
MacArthur BoulltVtrd, Sulla 700,
Newport Beach, CA 92860
The foltowtng par90nt -doing ty recorder of Qf1nge County Call-dlelotution lhell do ao by 'Mtttwt
bUs1nen u : m-ic aanTlCE '°'nt• COl'IWmlNcltton fAed with the a.11 Publl1"9cf Orange COHt D•lly 1300 Adam•. # 10A, Cotti Mesa,
Pilot Aprll 10 17 24 M1y t, t984 Ca. 112648 ' ' ' 1954-M Thia bullness la conducted by· •n
Rleh•rd l. Beeuchamp, 4000
MacArthur ~ou.lev1rd, Suite 700,
Newport Beach, eA 112880
Robarl C Ganlera . 4000
MacArthur BolMvard. Sutte 700.
N-s>or1 Beach. CA '92860
SIR SPEEDY PRINTING CENTER, ,.-. "" Not\Oe °' °"'111111 ~ E:~ton to of lhe Board of ~· 1'Clt s.11 the deaerll:>ed real proper1y .. .., ~the~ of 9;30 o'c:toeA 270 S Brt.101 II 103. C~t• M..... rtcTITIOUI 9UllN€U under the deed Of 1rus1 wu r• A.M .. on the 18th d.y o1 Mey, 1114,
lndMdual Ca.112826 NAME ITATl•NT C()(ded on JBl'Uary 30, 1984 M and tl\e1 MIO written~ ~ 1 -----------Ol•lon tncorporated, 270 S. The followlno !>«ION -doing ocument number 84.0285e0, Of. i.ido•oet lhall contAlln 1 deeertp--
Bfltlol • 103. Cotti MeM Ca bUllHas u . • 11e1.i record• ol Ukl county Uon sufftc:lent to lctentdy the land 112828 BUCHANAN & ASSOCIATES. The undersigned Trvlt• '*-OOM'9d by l'ilm. Md lllld wrltt9n
Jon van Breuketen Pl8JC NOTICE Thb 1t1tament wu tiled with the
-----------County Clertt ol Or•nge County on flCTtTKMn llU ... 11 AprH 3. 1984 Thia bullnMI It oondueted by· I
genetal pertneratl~.
Thia bual,_ ta eond\JC'ted by a 365 Wllaon. C09!1 ....... Ce. 92827 cle.lmt any lieblllty tor 8llY lnec>n'eCt• ~ by a vot« INI COllWlrl the
NAmtTA,.._NT
TM followlng ~ are doing
bu91neN u:
BROADWAY REDEVELOPMENT
OAOUP. A CALIFORNIA WJTED PARTNERSHIP, 3 185 8 Airway,
Coeta .,._, CA. 92828
,....
Publlthed Orenge Coast Dally
Pllol Aprll 17, 24, May I, 8, 111!4
2038-84
Alctl•rd L 86auCh•mP
Thi• 1111""*'1 -• filed wtth the
County CleMI or Orange COunty on
M9reh 30, 19&4
corporation Nell BucNnan. ~ttaon. eo.ta ,,.., of the street lldm.t °' °"-,.._.,tlal add,... Of~ W>ter. 011ton incorporated .,._, 0 •. 92827 common dealgnetlon If any lhowfl D-' TED this 17th o.y of ""'1t. Gefm•n 0 . qu Jr Thll bualnetl i. oonducted by an h«eln Sllld Mia 'Wiii t>e medl tor 19&4. ~==~t wu nlad with the lndMduel. Hell Bucti1111an the putl>OM of p9ytng ~Ilona 8Y OAOER Of THE BOAN> Of
County Clet'k of Of•,.,.... County on This tt.rement wa flied with the MCUfed by Mid Deed oC Tn.9l. ltt-SUPERVISORS iOF ORANGE -..,.. c:ludtno lw. c:Ntgea and bPll,.. COUNTY. CAUFORMA
QAJtWIN' WA°"'" Aprll t8 1984 County C*1l ol et.,. County .on ol lhe Truat• adll~ II any, (SEALl OOAIS L Hl\.KRT
luha 410 ~ Apr1I 4, 1914 voder the tlflT'S of • Deed of a.ti of tn. ~ 01
1MO\ VOft KMNll A-u. P\tbllaned Otano-eo.a~ Delly l'>U7M T---...... 1n1 ............ 11hereon Ind !In-•·--ot~ Or9"Qa
ftCTmOUt ....... ~CA. ft715 Piiot April 24. May 1. 8, 1$, 1"4 Publlthed Or~ Cout Dally ·u;·;i~ .. ;-the Note~ ~. c.atorwM
Steven Bedl, 81 Ox1ord. 1rv1ne, P\llJC J«)TIC(
CA.92715 ------------Thll bUllnw II conducted b'f. • llmlted pertnerehlp. __
thi. ,,.,-;;.,,, ...,.. Ned wtttt the
County Cler1I of Orange County on
Mardi 30, 19&4
f'lm11
Put>ltshed Orange Cout Deity
Piiot April 10, t7. 24. May 1, 19&4 1115344
For Ad Action
. Cal a
Daiy Pilot
AD-V1SOR
~642·~78
_Jl.All~Jru.D.•KI--!-,..Publllbed....OtaQoa .......,....__._~ _........._..~+"'....._~IU1r2"' • .l,.~-lAM. oy liiO UiiCf Of '""' iiMri m¥Wc P\tWer.. ~ ~
The followlng peraona.,. doing Piiot ~I 10, 17, ~. M1y 1, tN-4 2045-64 11 Twanty(~)percentper ~ May t tte4 ~ u . 11158-&4 rt19l.JC fl)TlC( frOm Janu,ery tt, 19" IO d'frt of nu.t4
STANTON PLAZA APART· "8.IC NOTICE M6a Thil ne>elCt II grwin In oom-
MENT8, STANTON PLAZA. UM· PUlJC M)TIC£ ACTITIOUI llUIMU pllance wttf'l ltle dlfMncl ...._otore ITED. taM2 MecArttlur 8lvO St• NAlll2I tTAW ' AC'n'TIOUI ...... meoe on Mid Trua1• by ..,
440, trvlne, CA.112715 ACTmOUl IUa*IU The folloWlnq Plf90M ... doing NA411 STATUJRO' ~
Oavtd K Lamb, 185152 MecArthu NA• tTAftmNT bUtlneet a : The fOllo'IJlno perlON.,.. doll ... IOated Apr1127, 1"4
Blvd. Ste. 440, lrvlne, CA 92715 The foltowlng peraon1 are doing Catheflne CamOie CoelMftcl , butlfleM at DOMINIC G COU!nA
JOl\n Miner, 115S2 MllCArthlJf bunllN •· t210 Kanot AcMct. HewpOf1 ~ Krodlmen IN~ 3l07 State o1 Celtfomla I
Blvd Ste 440, lr'VIM. CA 92715 NEWPORT CAT!AINO, 2120 C&. t2M! • Trinity Or, Coel1 ....._Ce t~ I • Mellrd•O RHHllll. 11552 ~ 91vd., N9wpOt1 IMICfl, CA. fllut>M lar1onMlll'I. 1210 IOnea 8Nce Hor1*t Krochmln, 3t07 County of~
MecN\huf 8tvd Ste •40. IMnl. t2ea3 "°90, Newpott 9Mcfl, Ce t2M3 Trhty Or , Costa Mm&. Ce I~ On Apr1I U ~ me. ttlf'
CA. 927115 PEllCAN PAOPE"TICS, INC , -=Ao&lllld L. ler1on1*1U, 1~1.,0 Janet L" Krocflmim,C P A • under~*'·• MoWry PuOlc In~
All Aazt 11552 MecArthur BNd c.utom1a, 1120 f. W.,.,.,., ~. Roed NewpOn 8MCft. -· 1.01 T"""' Or Oolite ....._ 0. tor NH eo-t., ..-e.., ,.,..
Ste. 440, ~ C.4 92715 • iA, Bani. AM. CA. 112705 t26H IOMll'f ~ OOMINIC G COL·
TI\11 bullnMI I• conouoted by• • T~ bualnw " condue'ed by a Thll bullnell It concNcted by an Thi• IXltlneM • oonducted by • LETI A. known to -'° be .. '*. llmlted pen~ OOfPOfatlon. lndhtlOuAI jHuaOencl A Wife) geNr1ll ~ aan wt>OM .MIM II .,._,lbed to
JcM Mlnw. Oetwal Panner J.,,... Wltlon bee v p AWta 9ertOMMU 9nlCll Norbert Kroc:twnen the Wlfttin ~· MIS -~
Thia atawnent wM flled wtth the Thlt 1111emen't waa ftlad w1tt1 the ,,.,_ _.a1emant wu tied wn11 the This •1etement wea "'-' wn11 ..,. edolld that '"' •Mlll1ed a. .._
County an of Ot.nge Couhty on County aan ot 0ranoe County on County ~ ot Of1lnge CoufllY on Couitty a.-of Orange County oh ~ .. ,..L ~.,.. -'
Mltdl 30, 19"' na:tn Mlfdl 30, 11M f1Gl17 Aof1I , •• 1084 ~ Apttl 2 1"4 , , no&11 HO(Jlly ~--
Pul>flltled Ql'1nge Coett 0.ity Publlltled Otanqe c.oaa1 Oalty Pul'llll!MO Otange Coat Oelly P\tbllaNd Oranoe Cout Oaly Publlal'lld OrLnaa Co.t Dlit'f PIOl
"ot Aprll 10 17 24, M•~ '· 198-4 Piiot Ac>rll to. 17, 24. Mey I, lllA Pilot April 2 .. Mity '·I 15. '* Not April t7 t4 .i.y I •• totA folJI)' '·I ,., '°" 194!044 iM1-t4 2231 M 2031·14 • ~
' =
ar~ DF.:u,
!!!~~!!·--· 1'9"!"-'I~~ CA. -...,_ "9CttMl TAYlOf' ...,....,.~,~dul DIWCO COliJ·
ITfWC'TIOH COMftANY INC .. ·Heoo ,UNOl~t. el .. ALD ~ GaRAw OOMtHI ; Wll...LIMI GC>l,.DNM, *1d DOH 1 ~20. .....
CA•MD.-.r•
..OTICIJ You "-W ~ ..,..s.
The oowt ln9Y ~ llQAIMt you . ......,. >'°"' b9lng hWd unllel you
1-..ond wtthln ~ deya. fllMcl tM
ll'lfonTletlon below.
" you wlef\ to .-tM 9dVloe of
M ettomey 111 thle matt•. you ehoutd do Ml Pf'P"'Ptly eo !hat your
'M'lt1*I ,..,onM, If lll'f, Mey be
ftled on 1im.. ·
TO ™E°''eN0ANTS: A cMI 90·
tlon 119 ~ ~ by IN pllljntmt ~ you. If you wteh to ~
ttie lewlult, you muet, within 30
da)'9 file wl\l'I ttlft COUtl I wtltten
reac>oMt to tM ICtlon Un .... you
do IO, YfNf deteult wlll be entered
on appllc!atlon of the p1.inttn, and
tt\11 oourt m-v enter a tudgment
~you for the,....., del'rland«J.
NOTICE. hied Of\ I ludom«lt
enteted againll you In the lboY9-
C11Ptlc¥* metier. 111 appllelltlon fOf'
en Of'der dlrec11ng peyment trom the RecoYetY Acc:ount of the AMI E•
t•t• Fund hu been lllecl with the
court.
If the Dec>er1ment of A..i Et1111
m•k• 1 payment from the A•
COV9f'Y Account purtuent to court
Of'd8' bued upon 1hlt claim, your
rNl Ml•te llcenM wtll be 1u1om1ll·
~lly ~~ upon the alfecllve
date of the OOYrt 0<der Aelnatat•
ment of your lleef\M ~nnot be
granted unit! t'he Recovery Account
11 relmburMd 10< the amount paid
plua lntereat at the prevalllng rate
II you wllh to der.nd agalnll lhl1
claim. you mull Ille • written
rMponM with Ille OOYrt within 30
d•Y• attar havtng been t«Ved with
• copy or the app11ca11on II you do
not Ille 1 written retponM , you will
wetwr your right under 5-cilon
1~72.1 of the 8ualnM4 Ind Pro-
fealont Code 10 det.nd agllnat the
clalm
All 1nqulr1M with regard her.to
ehould be directed to pt1Jnllft'1
legal counMI at the IOllOWlng ad·
d,_,
JOAN G. f'OUf..OS AttonMJ fot "9fnttff
1121 ()ell·-DeN, CA. •11
(11t) 1D-4oUO
Publlthed Ofeng9 Cout Diiiy Pltol
May I, 8, 15, 22 1984
P\8.IC f«>TICE
NOTICE OF DEATH OF
JOAN PATTERSON AND
OF PETITION TO ADMIN·
ISTER ESTATE NO .
A1U855
To all heirs, bene ficiaries,
creditors and contingen t
creditors or JOAN PAT·
TERSON and persons who
may be otherwlSe interested
in the will and/or estate:
A peuuon has been filed
by AMY RILEY m the Su-
perior Court of Orange
County requesting that
AMY RILEY be appolllted
as personal representauve to
adrruruster the estate of
JOAN PATIERSON (under
the lndependent Admuus-
trauon of Estates .Act) The
peuuon is set for heanng Ln
Dept. No 3 at 700 Ctvic
Center Dr . West, Santa Ana,
CA 92701 on Ma.y 16. 1984 at
9'.30 A .M.
IF YOU OBJECT to the
granting of the peution, you
should either appear at the
heanng and state you ob,ec-
t10ns or file written objec-
tions with the court before
the heanng. Your appear-
ance may be in persol'\ or by
your attorney .
IF YOU ARE A CREDI-
TOR or a rontingent cn!ditor
of the deceased, you must
file your claun with the
court or present 1t to the per·
sonal represen~t1ve ap·
pomted by the court withm
four months from the date of
hrst wuance of letters as
provided m SEoc-uon 700 of
the Probate Code of Cal.J.
fonua The ume for filing
clauns will not expire pno r
to four months from the date
of the hearing nouced above
YOU MAY EXAMINE
the fue k ept by the rourt. H
you are 1ntert'5ted m the es-
tate, you may serve upon the
executor or adrrumstrator, or
upon the allomey for the ex -
ecutor or admuustrator, and
file with the court with
proof of service. a written
request stating that you de·
sire special nottt.-e of the ft).
mg of an mventory and ap-
prauement of estate assets or
of the~lltH or alwunts
menuon n SJ.-cuon 1200
and 12 5 of the CalJfonua
Probate Code
ROBERT R. Ht :RWITZ
ITURWITZ , R E MER &
DIVINCENZO
HO Newport Center Or.
Suite 1555
Newport Beach, CA. 92660
759-0781
Publlshed Orange Coast
Dally Pilot Apnl 24. 25 May
I. 1984
22 19-tl4
P\BUC f«>TICE
NOTICE Of APPllCA TION to 81Ll A LC OHOLIC
MVIMOH
4-20-84
To Whom It May Cone.tn. OAVIS,
Dougl .. A II appjylng 10 Iha 0.-
pertment of Alcof>Ollc &ev.fag1
ContrOI~ "41'' ON SALE BEER &
WINE I PUB EAT PUlQ.._,I 11-
oonollc beY9reget 11 250 'O" Ogle
Street, Colla M.... CA 029~7
Publllhed Ofange Coatt Dally Piiot
Mr/v I 1984 2368-8A
NOT'ICI INvrTJMQ mDI
NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEN thel
btdt '"'411 be recetwd on Of btfOI'• lio4ay 8, INA al 10 30 a m In Int City
Clettl'• Office of ~ 8Mch
Qty Hiii. 3300 ~ ~ard
fOf W££O I ~ AOAT£·
MENT PROGRAM
Copiee Of bid prQPOMll mey be
~teMed ltom tne CITY OF HEW
POAT 8EAc+-4 FIRE OEPAATMEN'T
Of by callfng ln~Of c~. (714)
"'' 3809 Dated lhlt 2nd, day ol May. t~
Publl.n.d Orange Cout o.lty PllOI
May I, 1N4
,.
IMW 9IOTICC M MlftJCAnl*
'°"CMUIM .. 01111 ..... 0, ALCOMOUO .. vlaAel
~
To Wflom It Mey ConMtft: MA T'SUlWlA. Hltohllia ll epptytng
to tM °"*'"*'' of ~ ..... I eomro. tot ... t'; OH
SAdP I WINI ( POe EAT
Pl.) td ... ~ bft!WIQM 9' ~10 I 171tl St .. Coete ....._ CA •
12827 Put>lllNd Orange eo.t
Delly Piiot May 1. 1.U ~
MUC f«)TIC£
NOT'ICI CW Dt .. OLUT10N
Notice It henlOy gtwn that the
pennet1t11P rw.totOt• existing be-
tween 8RAMALEA LIMtTIED, a~
adlan"CO<l)Or•Oon, and WEATHER·
FIELD HOMES. a Callforni. Corpor·
atlon doing ~ under tM
name and 1tyta of 8UM'-'1T AIOOE
at 200 North Tuatln Avenue, Sutt•
201, City of Senta Ana, Stai. of
Calttomla. wM on the 10th day ol
February, 1914, dl1aotv9d by
(mutual content).
Said .....,... In the Mura wiff be
condUC1ed by BAAMALEA LIM-
ITED. 1 Canadian Corporation aote-
ty rMponalble for alt tranMCtloN ol
~ bulineM, tne withdrawing pert·
ner(t ) ha'llng termlnatajj ralatlont
therein
N411ther of uld P«90'1t wtff be
reapontlt>ll lrom Mid data ol di.-
IOlutlon 10< any debts. llabllltlM or
obllglllont incurred undetM.ld nrm
natM °' by any '*''°" or parton1 ~auno under takf firm name
Oiied Aa of Februaty 10. 198"
WEATHEAFIELO HOMES
a C11UOf'nl1 Corpor•Uon
General Partner
BAAMALEA LIMITED
a Canadian Corporation
General Partner
By BAAMALEA LIMITED
1 Calllornll Corporation •
Attorney-In-Fact
By. P1tar Perrin, Vtee Pra1tdent
This Notice II NOT flled wltll
County Clerk; tile Notice la pub·
lllhaf'a affidavit ol publlclttoo II ·,hen Iliad wltll the CoUnty Clal'k
Publllhed Orange Coast Dally Piiot
May 1, 198A
2361-84
Pl8UC f«>TICE
NOTICI Of TIIUSTEE'l.SALI
T.S. NO.I07
You.,. In def.et undal' a DIED
Of' TIWST, detect AUGUST I, 1•1,
uNMe JOU tMla acttoft to ~
JOW ,,.-..,,,. " IMJ ........ et •
pubUc .-. " you Med an • .,...._
nation of the netwr• of tht
proe98dlng agaln1t JOll, rou
1houtd cont.ct 1 lawyer.
STEWART TITLE OF. CALI·
FORNIA. a CatlfOf'nla corporation u
duty appointed Trustee under Ille
followtng described Oeed ol trutl
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR
CASH or 11 Ml fOrtll In Section
2924h of the Chill Code, Ill right,
tltl1 and lntaretl conveyed to and
now held by It under utd Deed ol
Trull In Iha pr~rty hefelnaner d•.
ICrlb.c:I
TAUSTOA. THO M AS A .
EMANUEL. an unmen'led men
BENEFICIARY· EDWARD T ZIM·
ME.A. 11lngle man
Reoorded August 18, 1981 as
1n11r No 217401nbook 14184paoa
1977 of Oftlclal Aecofds In the olfloe
ol Iha Aec0<dtlf Orange County,
tald deed of trust describes Iha fOl-
lowlng property
PARCEL 1 Unit 10 ... snown on
tnll cert1in Cooaomm1um Plan r•
coraed 1n BOOll 11949, Paget 1046
to 1073 1nc1us1ve 0t11e11J Aecofdt
ot Orange County. CaJllornoa. on
Novembef 4 1976 u~lned 1n the
Oectar1t1on of Aestrlctlona re-
corded In Book 1 l!H 1 Paget 167 1
I
lo 1722 tnctustve ot OfflClaJ Aec0fd1
ol 111d County. and located on lllal
certain real property dncrlt>ed as
LOI 1 of Tract No 854-0 ... lhOwn
on _a map rec0<ded 1n Book 388.
Paoes 9 and 10 of M1soet1eneou1
Maps. records of Orenoe County,
California
PARCEL 2 An undivided 1116lh
lnt81'es1 In end to all of the real
property detcrlbed 11 Lot 1 on the
map of Ille above referred to tract,
togelller wltll all 1mprovemenl1
thereon EXCEPTING THEREFROM
•Condominium Units 1 to 16 ln-
ctuslve loeated thereon
PARCEL 3 An exciuahle _..
ment-appurtenant 10 IUCtl unit for
lhe uM and occupancy of thOM por.
lions of the r .. trlctad Common
Area dellgnlled In the Oeclaratlon
of Restriction• and shown on the
Condominium Plan tor IUOh unit
MAY 9E ALSO KNOWN AS 229
Wut Wilton Street, Unit fl 10, Colla
Men, C11tfornl1
"(II a llreat addless or common
<letlgnlllOn 1s Shown above. no
warranty ts given to Its complet•
nest or correctnestt ·
The Vend0< under Hid Deed of
Trull, by rMSOll of a breacn or d.-
fault In the obttgatlons MCUr9d
1her1by. heretofore executed and
deOvered to the undersigned 1 writ-
ten Oecl•rellon of Default 1nd a.-
mend IOf Sele, and written notice of
breach and or elecilon to ~use the
underllgned to tell aald property to
11t11fy 1a1d obllgattons, and tiler•
1f1er Iha undersigned cauled Mid
notic. of breach ind ol election to
t>e Recorded December 21. 1983 &1
1n1tr No 83-577825 ol llld Offlelal
Aec0tda
Said sale wlll be made. but
without covenant or warranty, 1•·
preM or Implied regarding tllle.'
poaMUlon, or encumbrance., to
pay tile remaining prlnclpal .um of
the notl(s) secured by said Oead of
Tru11, wllh lnter"t at In uld note
provided advances, If any, under
the 1erm1 ot said Deed ol Trust,
leM Clllfget and ellpen-of tile
Trull" and of Iha 1ru111 created by
u ld Deed of Trust
S11d 181e wllt be lleld on Tuet
May 15. 1984 at 10 00 • m . et the
Ctiapman Avenue entrance 10 the
C•~•c Center Bulldtng, 300 Eut
Chapm8(1 Avenue Orange. CA
The total amount of t!le une>lld
balance of the obllgalton MCUr9d
by aa Id property lo be I04d,
together Wltll tnter .. t, 1111 charget.
and Mllmated costt. expen .... and
advances, u to the data hereof. 11
$36,621 AO
Dal• April 17, 1984
STEWART TITLE OF CALIFORNIA
11 Mid Trustee,
By· STEWART TITLE OF CALI·
FOANIA, ,•
~ NOrth Broedway Sant• Ana, CA 9270 l
(7 1') 554· 1114
By VINCENT 0 . BARA, J D ASST.
VICE-PRESIDENT
Publlthed Of•noe Cout Dally Piiot
Aprlt 24. May 1. 8. 1118•
2220-84
MllC NOJIC[
ITATUl.NT 0#
A8AHDONMl!NT Of Ult Oft
FtCTITIOUI 9UIMH NAMI
The following per1on1 Nall9 •~
<Soned the UM Of the Ac11110ue ~
ll90 Name CORONA OEl MAR
ANIMAL HOS PIT AL. 2948 E Cout
Hwy Corona oe1 Mer Ca 92e25
The Flt111IOUI BU91""9 Name r•
terrea 10 1bov9 wu tiled 1n Orenoa
Coun1y on July 27 191 t F 187~8
JON\. M.1110'1 Wheaton. D V M
12?2 St1rltl Ad Laguna 8Mcll C.
92451
Thll bullneat WU CondUCl9d by I
llmlled pertner.rllp
J~,/\n M Wheaton
Thte 1111~t ..... nled wtth the
CQ\Jnty Clerk of Orange County on
Ap•ll !I 1984 ~vbOt'*' Ott~ Coatt Deify
P1•or 4prlf 11 24 May 1. e. 1984
2065-34
. •'
MUC NOTICE
'tcm.oue eueMH NAMI ITA 1"hlllNr
The fOllowfno per~ era doing
iw.lneM u :
GLOBAL $ENIOR TRAVEL, 2790
H81bor BIYd, Sulta S 13, C<>tll
MM&. Ca. 9282e
a.otg• Sherman T8'rlll, 314
82nd Str .. t, N.-port 8Mdl. C•
92&63
Thll bullneu .. conduct.CS by en
Individual
0 Shetman T errlH
Thia 11aternen1 wu llled with the
County Clerk ol Ofanga County on
Aprll 11, 198"
flMS1U
Publllhed Or811ge Cout Dally
Piiot April 24, May I. 9, 15, 1964
2221·84
NK.te f«>TICE
ftc~aeu ... H
NAMI STAn•NT
• T tt1 fOllowtng perton1 are doing
bu11ne11 u :
tST ANSWER SECRETARIAL
SERVICE. 245 Fiedler Ave, #C-2,
Co111 Mesa. c 1 92e26
Chrl1 A AnW.00, 6939 Calla
Principia. Anaheim, Ca 92807
Thll bullneat II conducied by· an
lndivldVal
Ctlrlt A. Andarlon
Thll 111temenl WU n1ec1 with the
County Clerk of Orange County on
Apr'lt 16. 1984 k ™-1 Pvblllhed Orange Cout Delly
Pllol Aprll 24. May 1. 8. 15, 1084
2229-&A
P\EllC M>TICE
"CTITIOUI IMllMH
NAMelTA1'•NT
The fOltowtng P«lonl are dOlng
bullnen u ·
TONIGHT'S VIDEO, 2750 Hllll>Of
Blvd, •A3, Cotti M .... Ca 92927
CALIFORNIA DRIP, 2750 Hart>or
Blvd, •A4, a Calif corp . Coell
M .... Ca 92827
Thi• bullneta II conducted by •
corpontlon
Calif DRIP
Franc.t Sllamle,
Vice Pr..io.n1
r111a 11e1emen1 waa nled with the
County Clefk of Ofang• County on
Aprll 19, 1984 ,~
Publllhed Orange Cout Delly
Piiot Aprll 24. May 1. 81. 15. 1984
2243-M
Pt&.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS 8UatHEH
NAMf ITA1'•NT
The toltowlng penonf 1111 dOlng
buSlnaes u
0 & N ENTERPRISES. 1034&
StOUI AtYa( Circle. Fountaln.Veltey,
Ca 92708
N0<10n Humphr9Y1. 103"8 SJOua
Atvlf Clrcte Founllln Valley, Ce_
92708
David Cl\a111a. 275 WAinut St ,
Cotta Me._, C1 92627
This bullnu s 11 conduct.CS by 1
general partnerahlp
OIYld Ct11'111
Thtl 1t1temenl WH llled wllh Iha
County Cie<k of Orange County on
Aprll 16, 1984
f'222AM
Publlehed Orange Cout Diiiy
Piiot Aprll 24. Mey I , 8. 15, 1984
2224-84
Pt&.IC f«>TICE
flCTITIOUS 8UIMH
NAIM ITA1'MINT
The lollowlng pet'IOnl 1111 Clojng
bu1tnueu
'PUBLIC IMAGES", 6551 Warner
Ave , "182, Huntington BMctl, Ca
92&47
6551 W11F* Ave • 182. Hunt-
ington BMcll. Ca 9264 7
This buslneN 11 conducted by 1111
Individual ' Ronald ThrOW8'
Tn11 statement wu llled With the
County Clerk of Orange County on
Aprll 16 1984
""'*' Publlthed Orange Cout Dally
Piiot Aprll 24, M1y 1 8, 15, 1084 2228-84
Pt&.IC f«>TICE.
F1cm1oua1u .... H
NAMI ITAnMINT
The loOowlng persona are dolng
buslnest as
Rad Onion R .. tawranl, ~
Newport 81'fd., Newport 9Mch,
Ca. t2'80
Newport Onion, Inc .• a Caltf.
corp .. M08 Newport 8h1d, Newport
.. .ch, Ce. l2MO
Thlt IMlllMH II oonducted bJ: e
CMporatlon.
Newport Onion, Inc.
"IGk C. L~le Vie. PrMlcMnt
Thia 1tatement ... m.d wtlh
tM County Clan of~ C~
ty on ApfU 2. 111-\ . ,~
Publlahed Orange Cout Dally
Piiot Aprll 24 May I 8, 15, 1984
2232·84
Pt&.IC f«>TICE
NOTICE Of VACATtON
NOTICE IS H~EBY GIVEN ttle't
the City Council of Iha City of New·
por1 Beach, on Aprll 23, 198", did ~" 1 Anolutton 01 lnl9ntton No
84-35 to YllClte • c.rtatn llrMt,
11td 11r .. 1 propoaed to be vac:ated
II legally dMctlbed U fOllOw9:
Alf of 1hll cert1ln llrMt known u
Tlconderoge Str"'· 82.00 f .. t
wide, u 1fl0WT1 on • ml !ll' of Tract
No 7852 llled In Booll 302. Paa-7.
8 alld 9 ot MllCellaneou1 ~ape. ~
COf'dl of Ofenga County, Ca11toml1
Aeeervlng therefrom • blanket
111am1nt for public uttllly
purpoeea
FOf' p1ntctitar1 and ci.11111, rafet·
enc. .. hereby made to • mac> lhow·
lr19 the 1traat to be YIGlled Said
map 11 on Ille In Iha otnc:. of the City
Clafk
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN
HEREBY that"the Clty Counclt ot the
City Of~ hKh bel aat Mon-
day, the 14th of May, t08'. 1t the
hour of 7 30 p m u IM time. Ind
the Coundl Ctlambart of Ille C/fy
Council Of the City ot ~
8..ctl U Ille~ fOf the publle
l'IMtlng of all per~ lnter .. ted In
or ObjllC'tlng to Iha pr~ v1
cation, and aald City Counctt 11 lhe
uma time and plaot wlll hMr Ille
.vldenoe on.red by any pareon
lnt.,...led In the veQltlon her ..
tofOt• OeecTibacl
WANDA e AN0£AS£N
cny Clttll a1 the
Olty of Newport 8Mch f>~bllil* ()fange Cout 01tty Pllnl
May I 19"4
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Cl'ASSIFIED·
~INPE&_._ __, ___ .,
To Ptict -Yu AcJ, Cll
642-5 678
REAL ESTATE
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lOndonul'\IUm.
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RENTALS
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lit• 111ac l1· 0 11 ... amc• dc ·c.utlint•l'I a i. uhcn .:.
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~~ t·rror imnlt'dia tt'h . The U:\ IL' ~ Pll OT thM~rnt•i. li ab i l i t ~ for tht> fi r..t
~. ~t bllnda.. ut. larMu 1111
rtcti wood pw11ng, 1,.. C&ii56: 1 BM w/LbfiT
direct lightlng, gourmet Pool --i-kltc:Nn With harcfWoOd 'I• ml, to beh, I t~ cablntt•. formel dining ~· Ow!!!! §!!:2!2!.
end e big fatNly rm. TNI l lerflt••.... fl'flM llff =.:;:. ~a9::s~~ price F~2~2~ ::~ 11111111 -= 51\.KT t;tJ,$,"IMl ~ltct1en. llllm
..,., PAOPEA~S _........ 1a Whet you oet wttt1 tNt 3
.. --!~~~~~~~ bdrm, 2'A b9 pten 0 In _,.. Turtlt Roe* Ndg9. Super
P•Wlf Lll&flll "WILi fl enterUintnenl home. A• nw. a Br 2~ a. ouatom-IUOI" tumat11e lo9rl t:l26 000
'Ind home hM Ill IM ,..,1 ,.nm -_:_, . qutdlty you would upecl A viii• lhat It bMUtnv I I
trom tl'lla prestigious loo With· In walking dlatance 0 SO r
cation. FMlur• 8n In-of beaoh. 2 muter .Wt•. ea It y ' Ctedlble kitchen. Awalt· 21h balha. Dining .,. .. ,
Ing your gourmet kllctien with Mllng .,. ...
thought• IH&,000. large living .,. ... Pool, 786-1172
Danny Bibb. " apa and tennlt. Jutt r•
di.Iced to t 1oe,ooo. Call 'f/: Macnab · Irvine . ....... .......
Cute 2 Bdrm c ondo
localed In Meea Verde.
Patio I garage. Make an
oft9r.
now 3
::1 in<'orrt't't in t·rtion o nh . Traditional
1600 CLAS IFIED 642-5678 Realty MPllHIY ~................................ 631-7370 ~ely ~ 2
Z100 8r 2 Be home. Nft lend-
2902 8H1t1 fer Salt .., ... I• lalt ecap1~'31s.ooo. Prtn-
:; Ct1tul l ot2 lntr&l 1112 d pela • 483 Morning ~ 11S••m;;;;;=::;.::=:;:=;;;;;;;;;;:=;:1•--------c anyon d. Open Sa1.
; Lmu llU UYFIHT 1~9·i5i. 1ise-=164=2=== =:; UH ISU lnt•r•tlng and flexlbl• 1•
291 4 floor plan In thla Im· --.0 WITI
::: Beautiful 3 Br. 3 ~ Ba, Bayfront pier & ~acutf~I~ ~ + r:: 111111111111
mo float for 65' ~t: Best bu'y at$895,000. denca. Secluded atrium TM 2Bdrm owner'• unit ~~~ petlo. circular atalrcaee. hu a family/dining .,...,
Beautiful 3 Br 2 Ba la ti~ lace 3 flr9Placet & gourmet hardwood noora. wood • • P yroom, u ~P • kitchen. Ow'* w111 con-bMmed c.lllnga, 2 b~
~-wnta ll>02 beam ceilings. Xlnt. financing. $420,000. aid« exehange. Reduced llreplac., • vlffage vl9W t:::·iiimiiiniiietiii.iii1iii-946-iiiiiiiiii719iiiiiii3iiiiiiim UY .. llM UYFIHT lllll IQ $950,000. from ttie bedroom• and,. l.oool 6t f°Nnd )004 p.,.-i.. 3012
P•non.al 9Hv"'" :IOU
Sthobl.6 4J IN~ 3018
fro~I 3011
BUSlfESS &
FINANCIAL a....-·°' S&ko •a.-.-Oppanwv._
Buanno Wanl.od 'lnYfttmml Oppanunaua
lnVftlmHll Wan\od
• M OfW) IO '--o.
'MOfWv Warned
MOf111..,... T 0 •
EMPLOYMENT
11. ·~ "'""'"' • J<-0. .... ..n1"l
room to expand. LM Ill.I
Je tty & Bay view , newly decorated Mai -WATI HfRONl PLUS Kai 2 B 2 Ba 40' $6 HOMl!> ._ a 2 Bdrm 2 ba rental wltl'I ..... • r , • patio .. 95,000. REAL ESTATE prlvateyard -ALLCharm· 2bdrmolderb9eehhome
1.-m•••• ••1·1400 lngly• youra for only In perl9cl 1oc:at1on wttt1
WIW!I; -----·-----1260,000. bMd'I at both endl Of ttle Panoramic bay & ocean view. 4 Br. 4 Ba, Laa.•• Fii ~ bloc;t(Ull. ••••n patio, pool home. Fee price $775,000. ..au11 --.
mtalU RIH IOUIFIHT TIE IEITt 1~ llJ.1•
A ptl<M of owner.hip hOme ~ ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Ocean & Jetty views, marine room , 4 Br. In a prkM of ownerahlp Luxury In Olde COM; New ~ ....
3 Ba, 3700 sq. ft .. car parking. $1 ,285,000. Mighbortlood. Spacloua 3Br 3ba time. R·2 lot br home°' 212 ctupu.
& beautlful 3 Bdrm with $395K. e.40-'254 Beet beeet\. 5109-S.. l&f•-a. •cf •eJFlllT tamlly room & IOfmal din-•""-e n..-dally 2-5 -n.a -Ing room·1n prime Coata C..ta lt11 1124 o;,,·54~M7876-~ Spectacular bayf ron t dplx. 2 Br. 2 Ba up, .......... A l'lnt offer· BY OWNER: a BR. 26X. • •• -· &.11--2 Br, 2 Ba down, 2 boat spaces. $1 ,350,000. Ing that will Mii futl Onfy F/Pt New ca~ lrg ...... _..,_
1 178,950. 646-7171 yard. S129K 75 1-e<>M alk t6 ahopt. bMctl. Bal. pter~. ~8r/2ba
By owner. ctlatmlng 4 Br. ea. 218 Bal 8' 873-2M3
)~ 1v. be lrg lot. 60 x 11c. WllTalff
•w CoY9red patio, ,,...., new
THE REAL
ESTATERS BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
J-ll Roy\•cl•· D•·v• NB bl) 1'1161 ))tO roof. n•w plumbing. lmmecu'91• 3 Br, 2 ba. ~~ .... -~!!!'!!'!I!~-.. --.... -llWPllTIUOI S116,000.873-7794 Pool, i.c. tonnal din rm. •• ,. 1326,000. n1-a111 dys. ~~ ~ llUIT lfflll WEnoun 110 IM IT IWIYI 842-5219 ~ MCRCHAPl>IS£
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Compulln
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TV R..d1<> 'it.rr-tJIQ
11111••••• 2 bdrm, 2 battl, lmmac.
VleW dedc. Wflk lo every.
ttlln g Incl. com m .
poot/apa. S 169,000.
unique tiou .. alQ
Realte>n. 67~
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A Bdrm N9wpOrt 8eacf'I 194,900. One of IM bMI af 1110K. 4 bdrm. Mutt •WJt • ,
home. Prof. landacaped and larga.t condo• for Miii Nr SC Plaza. Owner:
!if/many amenltlee Incl. YOUJ mC>fleY. Highly up-(213)376-7798 eYe9 1::: =.ti.~~·~::
entry courtyard, tormal graded. Walk to all ahop---.-W--111.--IU---drywall Int, upgraded
dining room. lg ram rm ping. Cell now 546-2313 4 Bdrm, 2 batl'I, ftrepleoe, cplt & appl. In park w/2
w/wet bar & fl1'99l808, new roof. new furnace, clubh0u8et & pool, pvt
apacloua bkfat a1ee, Matr n • w d 11 h w a• l'I • r . marina. AHum. loan.
Bdrm w/balcony and 1 136•000 . Rec ently Tennaortrade.$39,900.
mlnl-vltlW, MC. aytlem, p ai nted Owner w lll 831MMS«
pool & ape, 3-ear garage ..,., IUll flnanc:. wtlh ama11 dOwn. "'Obi_,~.,..-. ~2..,..4x-=eo,..,,..-. -=s..s-=-..,-& lndry rm. $380,000. _1 ..... A. 2 Br 2 ... 1 .. ... Call Binnie Dixon. ..... llJ ...... lffr _. .. , .... rg ... rm.
Enjoy cool OCMn bfeezet Ml-llH ' dining, kit. w/llOYe &
on any or 3 baleonlet wtttl ---------retng. Upgraded :! & complete pttvacy. Model Piil dr~ 2 n!Qe pot' +
Ilk• home with 3 apaclout • ~541 aft 5.
Bdrm•. 1 down tlalra •BR 2ba. Meea dal Mar. ~.;...i:;....;.;.;.;.,.;..;.....__.:__-:l-:lT=
w/connectlnn baltl. A.-Mual ... • WKy nlee. . ·• Cati 641-8833
GE 1sQ-Q100 --------,, ~ . .
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l t...w • k-ont t..fint·ral ''"" YI IPPllYll
TIE ILIFFI
IEWPOllT 1001 trM I otr Mtlr aulta. Slee> SUCCESS REAL TY
down IMng room, fir•
place, M t bat, kitchen
and breakfut ai.a. For-
mal dining. Double at-
tached oar•· s 164.500.
Aak for Loli Egan.
Pu\lltrr 1~11 Fantullc locallon near the 10:~ bett 1t1opplng In the
1016 Southland. 9 theetr" &
'v1~ all med. & prof aervtcet ~~~ Belter ... lhlt OM FASTI
Excellent financing avail·
able on ttlla tovety 3 Bdrm
home. Aatume a large
loan at only 9'M'. lnler•1.
BrlQl'lt & airy floor plan
With vaulted oelllnga In
beauUful acenlc grMn-
belt erea. $299,500, F"
landl 646-7171
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l°>lA>Ut<' l0l4 759-1501
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THE REAL
ESTATERS
let Us Help V 01
Sell Y 01r Property!
The Oaiy Piot otten you Uis eud me ad
on In "Pictt.e Pait" weekends for just
$25 ptr day, Of 2 days for $45.
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261,064 READERS
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OUR CLASSIFIED RATES
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..... Vahnlu .. ·· Apr!l!!!tl, Val, ltll Ol&e ....... 1114 Liit I,.... *4 .. !!. ~-~ .... !!:::1:1•!!!.!:!!!~~l~l ~ ..... t ..... au C..ta .... I 2114 Room available In C.M. 1817 w..ediff &, N'.I. Red W81et Wt on ~ Iii
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V......._ 2 Br. 2 Ba. 2nd Stunning large 2 Br 2 Ba M/35 & OWi. 5-48-&0&e Acient 641-6032 Pica. Gtwn to
ftoor Condo. mo to mo. gwden .pt. pool & rec: SEA & SUN LOOOE $330/up c:rpU dr.-ale: 45 bue ~-aY911 now. S750/mo. Nice •• IS45 710 W 18th St S 105 wk/up. Cotor TV 17301 Beectl. Huntington 1-------.;.._
pool. MUna, Might rm. Utile !>.id 1 Bdrm QUtec 3029 w. CoMt Hwy, Npt Beectl. 842-283-4 1~•;•;;;•;;•h;.iiiiiiiiiiiiii;•;;1l;1 Ctieettl,. R.E. 759-18n petlo. No peta. ~tmo'. So Ula bct't f\llty rum 2 blka oc AAport: 800-Ii La CltMatt ml Avml May.~ ~ kn'~. p(,oi, ..wa: t200 eq ft, 4-8 eep. of-••nu .. 3 e; 2'XL rwnhM. OC*r'I W..ulde. 2 er. 1 t>a. ,,.. i-c:. "" a.. COIOf TV. nc.. asucrn. 979-9941 And tunning 7AM-e:ae> PM W~, ~-:~h 21-April 19): Movement. excitement, confusion :·1!7~ ~..a:879 dy9, ~:'=· ~~ ~ ::~.~~ 1325' c:.:.-' ~ M~~5ir::c: ;,:·,t 7thll~ ~~
combine to make this a busy fascinating scenario. Status quo falls aside, a__ · 5PM at 831-5230 Upper 8adl Bay "" bath all. 873-8409 ceflle •two-.. gee tor
you have m ore room, additional opportunities and your popularity is '-w lut ...,. ff4i kltlfam rm ~ N-emtCt Fun MMCe IUhe/Newpol1 ttie prtce of one.
definitely OD upswing. Gemini, Sagittarius natives play key roles. a BR I« ax: Groe =· 2 a; ; L m: ™ Furn. $250. M2~ Ctr. Two offlcee av1lll May 1•111 If··-TA~US (Aeril 20-May 20): You'll make righ_t move a.t ri$httjme Nlcel 1AV:I 81~~54~· epta. d.repee,-wutiwi Lt.bin 2tii 1. The Ew:uttve Offtoe., 1111.llMll
-restnctJons will be removed and you could hit financial Jackpot. mo.w gar '* dryer '* up encl gar. _ • 110.Neiwpof1 Cent« Dr. flLLB'lll
Focus QD payments, collections, location of article which had been lost, A,artanb r~ $e75. 536-0921 LAI 11&111 #200, NB. 844-4492 11M11t
missing or sto len. You could receive offer o f lucrative con tract. 2er 2aa bltlM nr bMct'I llTH •• o.c. AIRPORT AREA SEX THERAPY· Cow-..
GEMINI (May 21-June ~O): Get togethe~ with Ari«. Taurus · gar, bMt ., .. M75 No Wk rentals. s125 a up. 535 to 1183 eq ft,~ lnQtora.u.ICono.m.
.. individualsfordescrvedcclebrallon.Youhaverighttobeelatcd.there Lataulwk 2141 pet1780-1713833.-3307 co'ror TV fr• coffee l:gi:=~eq&ftallmoto &YAPPT:64CM41M
isreason tobeoptimisticandgreenlightwillbeflasbedforspccial study SfudlO. Mature Pf'Ot. non •S400tup. Bach, 1 er. heated p0oi & atepe to mc)OK.557-7010 ' IMl•U ..
or project. Get ideas on paper. 1 amker. TV, pool. u1H. Inc. pool, apa. 18992 Aor1dL oce.n. Kltc:t1'1 avall. -•
CANCER (J une 2 1-July 22): Romance develops-beyond "flirtation '450. -41M-M51 842-283-4. 842-3172 985 =-~· ~P<s~i! ~:rou":i NA• stage~mphasis on change, travel and a vanety of expeneoces. lftllrt_INCk Bil ..... • • Laguna • ftoor. 1055 e·CamMo Or. ~ =--~=
Oandestine meeting takes place. is likely to involve d omestic situation 1iXUi8X BXv CCOI 2Br 2~a., d/w w/d hk-lwt ..... Bii Coat'MeM. 3 bllca E. of • · ·
or possible change of residence. Taurus, Libra persons ~lay key ro!~· Sub rent 1 rm eff. IPI to up, ;ar, ftplc, s850 ........... WMlltl ~~= Jr":r Adami ~=Land LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): _What appeared to be a 'lost. cause IS July 1. MU11 be club mt>t. M2-nee1M0-1193 24 Hr. c.,.. Lowty HcenM ~-&c:ot1a. ,213)1M16-1984 revived, could involve special performances or the media. Define Mr. Austin 842-4097 Deluxe 3er 2aa & 2er 2aa home. (714) 979-54M WATERFRONT,~· u I
terms, avoi~ self-dcccp~1on, ch~ck fi~ndaJ re$0urccs ~f those who ......., lfT In 4-pl•• crptt drpe I or" ~·t~rnl ed' ftaftl .. l
make temptlnJ offers. Pisces, Virgo nat1ves figure promtnently. Winter rental to S/23, by blttna ... .,......... ·=-tab IHI r..:::. t y ...;.i,,5 ta;; mrn 813.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22): Emphas~ ~n career. b~sine~. weett or month. No peta. No peta. MO••• L.A./S .F./Vanc:ouver.
tntensificd relationship and chance to_make significant finanoal gatn. S43-1930 or &73-7844 I Mt• lllll Furn. 2 Bf hi L hM. llPi Ian.a_ From $429. Aeeum w ~
You'll have more responsibility, pressure will m o unt, you'll face Ocean Vl9w-200 tt to e211~ANANGELODR. ~22av~"tri 8~118 ~h~ .::· latah 1111 duded. &U-7348
emerJency situation and you will come through victoriously. water. 2BR w11g nvtdln 1 t>r, 2 t>r & bachelor 1P1t. io... unit. es0-1foe · 1800iiat 1310 P& c:t l•sfPMI
Capncom 1s involved. rm. opening 10 front gat· TelevtMd MCUrlty. eocl. Hwy, NB $1100 /mo ;;~;;;,;~~~~
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UBRA (Sc 23-0c 22). E h · · · I I tra I den patio. ~ tum -garaget.pool,jac, tennt1. Fum wtlly rentalt Apnl-213-889-5985 MDI IPe pt. t.. · mp aSJS on.spmtua _va ucs. ve bright & airy. Available c:tubhouMw/tuanerdae Sept . Step• to 213-IM4-8914 ton•.ott.nma•soee plans, ~ss1ble study of foreign language. You 11 reach wtde.r aud!ence. May 3 to June 9. S300 wee. rOOfTI. 84e-19 13 oceantbay. and ....,,.. Annuel oroee £mploJw
potential will be realized and you no longer will have defeatist attJtude. 931.0174 •1r&W11I Yll .. IMtlh 111-4112 Store or omoe IP9Ce for $Ho.ooo. net profit mnaTllU• .
You areaoing pU&ccs-you'll know 1t and act a«:ord.ingly. lu t 7.. 9511 rent In Costa Meea, ~ tu.. '480.000.
8 SC01RPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21 )· Get ready for new start added . n 1 • YILWE Summer Rental• 8PPf'OX. 500 eq ft. Caal\ bu*nea, long term 32 Houn. 1 yrs + . . ' · · '. · 28R \V,bi end gar dOM Pier Realty 957-oeoa · 588-8814 .__ Price 11.500 ooo •t5 E. 17ttt S1. C.M independence. Emphasis on emotional involv~ment{ dcd1cat1on, t beech $500 225 La New 1 & 2 Bdrm IU•ury 536-9326 Barbara "~-.........-1-• Own« retJrtng 0, .:ou.ci -a•
vulnerability. Get to heart of matters. refuse t~ be intfm dat~ b y one P°a1oma 837-7918 collect apta In 14 plana. 1 Bdrm, ~.., not even conaider te111no. ...,,_
who is more sound thanlfury. Member of opposite sex plays maJOr role. A V f 2 Bdrm and Townhomee Vaca!Ma latah 1111 Fabuloua opportunity. Exp. St aft Dietician
SAGmARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Intuition SCTVCS as reliable Jlltanta, • · + pools, tenn11. water-leatab ZH'1 180040 Herbor. F.V. Thia unique ~ Is Banking ;;::;d ~·~:·:
guide. Form abstract ideas, plans. Leave direct action for another ti me. lala.--~~~ ~·-~~ = llwr a.tlll IYllL 1240 eq tt.'-offered ~tt~nt;~ .... IHe,elrald growing SNF chain 1n CA.
For now, gather information, study files, J?repare yourself f<?r "future ... · driv. North on e.acn 10 W.., 11111114 ltflee Agent " 641-5032 ~:."'9Amor1tlud ~ 30 Recefv9 <*left, aMWer Must M'4 c:urr. lie. a be
assault." Focus also on legal agreements, nghts and perm1ss1ons. Pnlarala 2717 McFadden and Weet on fer ltsttqs I Mtalh Comm. BktD C-2 zone. yM,-1, lntereet only pay-P:::=· d "::::· ~ fr'M to trawt. XJnt. Med.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Forces lend to be scattered -l500 Rte; smr. uilla McFadden to Seewlnd ~........ 2000 eq ft. 2 omoe.. UM: mentt tor 5 ~. • ~nic::ione & typing Dent-', L.H9 ~ & Pen·
gather in puzzle pieces and put them in place. You'll have more paid. No pet•. Reap. VIiiage. {71•1893-5!98 W.,.,,,_, llMIM• :~~C:. 'r; mfg. bak>ofl peynw1t at tn. aatlflt neecs.d r!"U::~ 393~
work.ing room vou'll be more aware of body image, you'll recognize Adult Summer Olymplct. lniat 2744 l1elten .vvv. mo 1 · end of 5 )'W'S. No col-... f · .... p1ta1 Rd NB c.. ~ ' < · I" · · · h d . · Avail May 25th. 1_ Npt Bc:h Channing brtdc ,_,.., nec:1ssry, M the ... .. • • need for more d1sc1p Inc ID connection wtt .Jet, nutnt.1on. . 1oe EBay Ave. Apt 9. 1 BR conao by 1treem. Iatan •• ~ on buty Newpor1 bualnw generet.a the MO~ c.m. 0'1V9 lllTll'I ....
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Emfhas1s. o n vane_ty. romance, . ~ Poo1. Jae:. Tenn11. Ava11 lnrt ltll Blvd at cann!,y. VIiiage. prontt. For into c.ii Mr ~ Bwfl Front &-omce. pe11
contests, spcculati ".e ventures. Element 0 surpnsc work5 1n your favor. C!ltaJ!nl ztM 911. 1525. 891-0999 F chrlttlan ifir 2bf/2'lb. 1100 1.f. + 1000 1.t. Y.,d. Lewis. 213-e28-M71. or c:,'~= = time, Will trWn. Mutt type.
Member of o pposite sex 1s attracted to your unorthodox. concepts, 1Br Condo apllt level, ua I at 75 Irvine twnhM: pool, J.ac, Ownrtagt 673-53e9 write to 7808 Aorenoa Equal Oppty Emptyr · eo.ta ..._ 64S-11n
procedures, ideas. Scorpio, Taurus and another Aquanan figure late• & itreama, ftplc, termit. 1395 + utllt. Id ltUJ Av., Downey. CA 90240 DRIVERS x COUNTRY
prominently. be mpool~ro.,2 '!'.,gar "2~~· ASAP ROMrnaty 857-9688 lau t·'-.............. , Ulllmi Drl Calif. lie. req"d
PISCES(Feb. 19-March 20): Dialogue opens with family mcm r. 645-3 115 __. · Fem only to ahr ~ hM In en •H,. T.l.'i foraeMc:let>er. H,.1<>-e. McGREGOR YACHTS
Focus on property sccunty. long-range transactions. Get offers in 14+8001 or 7&&-2701 HB No kld1/pet1. N-amkr 1260 1.f.. ffont oG . trg SURF & SANO HOTEL 163' Placentle.. c M.
writing. impnnt yoor own sty!e •. rcali_ze that m~m~r of opposite sex is 2 :~1~~ ~~~Os~ I ~~ ut~~ 't:'tum. u~,~~ e;; T~ pvt TO ia 10.000 UP.· 4~n8eectl. Cell~ DIRIW 11.0llt
very much attracted. Gem101, Virgo, Sagittanus persons figure OK 84 • · Way. c .M 540-9352 dy9. No credll v . no~-~ PIT tn ,.__ One °' Orange Countlel
romioentl 2BR 1 ba,enclgar,patlo, trlgetat~ Incl. No P-t'!: F/M non·amkr 21 -35 ''" 846-06819Yea Oenl8onAMoc:9 7311 tt>te.:::'r9c..i.tP.AJR. oldestc:ompanlee.cs.r
.._. leaHI Uafuaia.. 1490/mo. call evea 645-4855 btwn 9&3 dally f!. t~l~~c~ 1600 alt. w/ltrtl omce. 50<: ltlt Wu 1 tale• Jrn~~all AM ~ ~ no:;'.I:
W :30, 848-7129 LIFFHAVEN 2Br. Iba, +'h utll C.M. ~240 p/f 3 phate. Randolph 840-90S3 wtstrong ••cretarlal lewal un ta .IN lniat U44 2 BR down. Dllhwasher, nreplac:e. gar. etc. Ideal F n/tmkr to ahr 3br hOUM. St. CM. 54&-1653 .. •HHIT .. "' .. , lkllla and de*e. Must
Don't wait bold 2 bdrm A/C 2 bf 2 ba multl tam garage. Avail 512, 1110 tor rettred oouple. No N.B. Walk to bch. 1315, 2000. 2000 & 4000 eq ft m.,,,. Lm Tl Lfm7 type 60 wpm. Salary
$450 won'1 lut nat gd mod«n J11ru lnd1 pool & V~torla. Call to .... No pets. Lease. 650-4873 111 & lu t. Reta. ell.07&7 3975 Birch. NB. The Orange Cout Deity Ruby's It tooktnO tor en apen. 8eMfltt prooMed
deal Chlld pet call gar UOO't kid /pet dogl. SSSO/mo 83l...&8l2 Ealtbluff TownhouM Apt. F rmmte: $250/mo + $100 l .50 IQ ft . Agl 541-5032 Piiot l\U an excellent op-wgMtc, aetf atarttng ~ Ring Lynn s.7-5625
539-6190 Beet Alty tee 539-9190 Beet Alty tee 2BR. garage. fenced yard, 3br 2ba. 2 car gar .. no dep. Acrota from beech, l~t HU port.unity for • W vtdualt fOf full & part time Elll .. llm'flll Eut~ large 1 Bdrm, Delull Lg. 1 BR TownlhO. Ss;~I ,:~ut:oo 0=: pats $8~~-~:,'0Frl e-5. 'H.B. 752.0234 Ive mag Fm ttorageyard. 9800 ~=~ M= a~ =--~"":: :~ Triton E9«ow, L~una -lllllllllT crpta/drpa, 1 car gar & FIP. Pool/Jae:, Tennlt. AvaJI May 5th. 842-3797 M/F 3 BR houae In Coata IQ ft. Newport Ht• aree. track record. Great to IMtn new methods BMch. 497-2411 ~
nwr ---· carQl:)rt. L ..... 760-836-4 Refr. 1700. mo 838-8300 Mesa. Non amokw. S300. 5500/mo. 5-48-9831 Mon potenllal, guaranteed GrMt Yt9W on end oc EllllW m'Y p /T l14/IJM1ll E'SIDE. Clean 2BR 1ba, ~ lttc~ ntt IYllUIU.. & Utll. Mark 540-1199. thr Fri 8-4pm. draw agalnat com-Balboa Pier. For Inter· Mon.-Frt. N.8. 956--0650 certaa ••• Lr uu patio, :t gar~. $e25+ 1' lm"'i'i vmr ig-1 Br retrlge, range, laun-Spacious singlt, one M/Fem to lhare 2 Br. 1 ea. Aauuc .. nta 3002 mlMlon. Oeell'9 to move YW, apply In pet90n M-F
3 Bdr executive Spygiut dep. 84 0491 875-3432 courty!rd view .. Avali'. ~i. ~51,:~; ~~ & two bedroom ap~. Apt, Balboa 111and. SPIRITOXL READINGS ~";~~ta plua. 9am-11am or~: Pr~~·~ In
home, 2 Ba. family rm, Dau Pilat UM S/1. 1750. mo 845-9333 18th. St. 548-0492 S350mo yearly Non ~dVloe In all matten. Love. p o. eo11 1560 Ruby'a, 1 Balboa Newport 8eectl ~ pt
many amenltlea Approll amoke< 675-9564 Jerry marriage & bu1lne... Coala Mesa. 929~ CHILD CARE. HOUSE · lime lunch/dlnnet ••· 2400 • f 180 d9g Yt9W •Creeic at your do«. oa-2 BR. 2 "BA. Vertalllet. Bache lor, . E.1lde C.M. M/F •hr 2 Br 2 Ba. vot-Also counaellno. 1815 EOE KEEPER. ~ lady to P«lenced waiter/wait·
S2500i,N, 1st ldt + tM<lral eel~ Brand Ocean View. Avall. &11. Cath. celllnga, patio, le yb all, tennla , nr So. El Camino Reel, San watc:tl my child & do ,..._ 14.35/hour. no ttPt aec:. def>. ~.'0riv. by new 1 Brc ~walk to S1200.mo.84S-9333 kltch . very clean. SoCoaat nice 1395 Clem Uc"d.492_7298 houaekaep ng . hra F>teeeecelt&U-540'
"1 Utt .. R .. ~ Cir. ·c a.II beach. Pool/j.acllennla. •W·TERFRONT• s 4 I 5 / m 0 + d. p . • .... 3 Aide ~ ltve In varible Min of 30 hrs ..... ---·-Int_..._. ,,.... ..,.,..,., 730-8000 off '"' 556-8775· 752-....• •S""'rttual RMd9' & Ad-for '11 .. Au S-..:.....,.....,, ......... REF'1 ran "75-560.....,..7 .,,_ '""" "" -"'-Oon Bolton 87S-1836 for ~~·h · · DoverShot91LM.3Br3 850-4180 1vmag. .,.. ~Y ........ .,__._ ..... • .... v
..... t. to.... 691-812 .. me Ba\ Fam Rm, 50' boat E'·•-2BR 11.i\ ba twnhM. n 1DM1c.U1C"O Of ~Flo lhate 2 Br, I'"' Ba. YllOf Advice In all Ht. care. drtvtno. coottlno, RESTAURANT _,. o ....,.. runn~ Co1ta Mesa nr OCC matters; love, l'l\8t'rtage. etc COM 720-041& Cleric:al tletp nMded Fut Food tervtce workers tor Compere! U'll rent thl1 2 br Nor1h of Matlna 2 bdrm 2 dock · S 3 0 0 I m 0 · PatlO & gar. 276 Cat>rllto UNFU8HISHED. Pool s288 24 t-8Ma butlneaa, NB 931-9397 neat handwriting re -~ & ..-ecs U · 2 be bltlna frplc •net at ba bltln1 yard & gar S700 7 14 16 4 5 -5 5 7 o & 1575. 840--0839 All UTILITIES Appointment letter. PIT. qulreCI Call 75-4-1941 se75 Call S3Ml90 Beet 539-8190 Beat Rlty tee 845-5000 exl 410. Newport Condo w/2 ma.-Lett .... J calllng hOt•t & motels. eembty. FIT._ S-1·30 PIT
• 11:11 .... fee •---L Uii f E.1111 TIWlll• PAJD. HEALTH ter bdrms ~00 per mo + 15.00 hr Call W•tem 11 .. ltw p,..,._., 5-t:30AM _._ ... , ____ 1-...,,.-.. -000-laat. ~· .....,, 5g:v!~•· :::::~, ~rr:: Quiet 2 Br wt 1'"' Ba , PV1 CLUBS. TENNIS. 12 utll Garage. pool, PMlow a Supply an 5PM, PIT to work in Ophth. of-Cater In 8 w or k er 1
Rent S1800S.le ...... 3 .Br co,,do, 1~ Ba, Sl500/mo.. Pl•"• Real patio. pool .. •ndry. SWIMMIHG.plu.s non·tmoker1 call Rob fOtJI) ADS 964-1211 !'Ice FamlMar wtth Unix. 7AM-3.3 PM or P/T 3BR 3BA Lrg 11v1no rm ~ .. ....,... renovated Ilk• MAA' ca1port no pet• sees much mort'. c........... ...2•3002 or 979.5370 ... , •7.,,, b-e-5 1:SOPM-6;30PM Muat <>oMnvu."(7 14)831-5137 ;;';:""$975 + dep. Eatate,673• •1'VU Curt 1i. agt 831-126& .IV .. , u~ USIST ... Ul1ll ...., -..... ·--· be neet. a.en & r-..ble
K..: u:::: rm 213/598-1498 No agl1 ayau ••• II··-·· . o:!nptdtsa1'1yM9odtofts6. PenthOUM, nr t>each. HB. ARE FREE l(nowtedge of boat mecn.-llllTIRTlll.,,. APC>fY tmm 10-121>.M or .,..g ,.... Mft · ~ ut"l-POOL frplc pfVt patio r pv1 entranoe & bath Utlla anlca and own tool• One peraon omce pc»-2~PM. Mon/Ff1. Lotl'I "' Of m 2 ar 2 L Clean fresh 3Br twnhN Mutt rent mid may 3 bf dahwthr X-IO 1 Br on ~ pd, S325 536-0794 nec.uary H pet hr to It Ion Salary com-Kl~. son s. Hart>or
1200.eq n: wlpiv yard. ,.,..ba, bike to beech. tr~. 2 ba dlhwahr, d:-' East~ $535 557-2841 Prof Fem to Iha,. new Cal: atwt. Ball Yec:ht Club. men•urate •Ith ... Bl. Santa Ana (Harbot a1
S800/mo. M0-9083 $825 +MC 548-3350 50 y.rty klde pett · Garden-like 2 br w/encltd 3br c M apt near Back 3101 W. Padnc Coeat perlenoe. 1~n1 CWrlaoe Or).97~747
4 Br 2 Ba pool $1100/mo, Cottage: $485/mo, EZdep Top !'o~h't1,~ near patio. w/apace of 1200 ft ·A~Rts Bay 1225 + 'I\ ulll M2·Hll ~.NB. 848-1956 Olll (DP'I) Fal/lmP&T
• yard & pool N rvlce. term1. Nie», quiet •tr .. t. PCH 2 t>r 2 be many xtru hm Charmlno lhun~ Newport 8eadl So. 8-48-4139 or 641-1989 lllT •lUUI Kltcnen Patta 8314433 PUT /Tm -
213/802..et65 day9 841-e208 fee $700'1 otherl not In adl ~lt:,pc:l~O~ frptc, Prof F 1hr 3Br condo all FUhk>n t.i.ncs ~ Oppot1unl0n avallable ii3&1rno. lncld• gantener. Ju1t bloekt to ocean! Eat *lll .. 1M* new crpt/dfP9. lrg atcytlte 1700 16th Strttt amenlea, cloM to an. reta. Found. Sm. R1ddl1h bouUque. Experienced. Co<*• wtlt\ the LOS ANGEl.ES
S Br 2 8a U... Vef'de. In klteh 3 br 2 ba frplc dbl .,.,.... bflOhelor bunnalow bath & walk-In, w/d hk:g (at Dom) S325'1\ utll1 845-3190 brown bunny. CM "'Npt. Aett. ~ull/tlme 780-9333 .... .., TIMES Olrcutetlon De-•700 flt 53M190 _.,., ... 642 5113 Blvd 50·9670 or · ... . Reft ,..quir.d, no petl. gar I appt1 turn • ut111 paid In dbl gat. w/entry, -Prof M 10 thr Balboa 648-ten lnDm• wtth t>enqueit c1M1f beclt-pet1ment In our OOOr to
Avall &-1-&4. Beet Rlty f.. 539-8190 Beet Alty fM Gin oven, MO. bars:" No Newport led No. Penn oceanfront furn -ground. altO requlr• dOof' ~ ....,
1845 Labrador. Jutt llttedl MOO 3 t>r 2 ba HARBOR VIEW-4 Br 2'h peta. S740. Avail. 5/1. 880 lrvipf A~ condo w/c.rport Avail Lo1t Ladles ruby & llUJll IWWWfl atrong ~garde proqrem. Quarant"d ~Agent &fi.e221 MW11t kltctl pool kid• ok t>a fam rm acroea irom 648-1238 (5-9pm) (at 16th) 5/ t. S400/mo + u1Na dtarnoncl nno. vlo. C.M. lnt.,..ed In the O.C. w-ININIQet SUAF 1. SAND ~ '"909 '*'9 com-Brand new luxury COl'ldo. othert avall 539-9 190 ~~& ~. gardener. Larne 1 Br 1 Ba ""' Call eve &75-8844 842-7909 Rlwerd. port aree? The COPY HOTel, LaouN ~ ~. Hours:. 'Ofn to
2 ~ Baa1 11:11 .... fee •-, 64S-UCM STOP hal the )ob tor you Call Chet OherNn "'°'" ep.n T'fWnfnQ .. pro-38A. 38A. Jae. ""' Imo. 940-..144 carpets drapea, brf::t PIT work an.r tc:tloOf 1 tam-2t)m . ._7_..77 'ltOed. Potenflal to 99tT1
ptecee, Ywd. 81050. mo. Old Town rare hOUee ren• aunny. "43&. 851·9 23 turning to f\111 time In EOE $300 '*"per.,.. For
See: 2530J1~J'N ,._ve. tal 1 brupper11S40053
1'apaya1 NEWPORT CR!ST. Avelt· l.afge 1 Br. Apt. ~ lu CJ .. nl1 fttl eummet Wcnlng w/Ngtl .,, In ..... cal
rent & lft utl • M 190 a.IM ... _. 15th, end unit dr-........... land~ ...--x.rox -~• Ill IUI -• 9S7-2311 ut tlO'
Lu•ury Condominium· Beat Rltyt.e w/21d~i~ oloM to pc:; .;;;'$400/mo No 2 Br. dote to beaCtl &;nhthe~;;.-~ ~ & pfflme d;"""°'-" GATtTENOER
SIOO/mo. 3BR 2.,.t>a. 2 pool. MOve 1n condition. pet• ~11aft s·so l500tmo neet 1n ~·ice a Au ICtledule.. "'"*' 1n Admit~ ~
trp1ot. dbl ·giw w/Of;N 1:;=:---..,...;;;m.;~ a12001mo 223 La Paloma.137·7911 wtloleaofneattttude f)(p pertan. C>ntnge Jut1ut. "' r.-Mlcro. 9'c. Ae1. 842-4123 tW sq ( 26'. 2C home Wllhrtr~ .... IM. Large 1 B~ oas,.i: rm/be .,,/F under 40 In Re.,, a rd Lo1t Cocker 11 helpful Call ua at ? Ii ..,boe IMS, 8e6boe .....,...
NotfartoN..,,POtUbf2 ror ...... trpl,mlc:ro.par-.. ~ 1111• ~~pe;~~ . NB.C M Ll•l31·8009 Span mllt. F .... t>r. 057-0UI Aak fot ......... 75-101'3 ·--------
be 4 fem rwn lotM •tr• QU91. dbl 1.:· w/Oflll, r ..,. • a . ot I t. MM 40 oeedl room Of NMda !Nd MO-t•M Slw'on or °'*YI Coumar P9r1IOn flor o-y 0.-. olllr:ia
tnod 4 kldl .. 76 +am... 1)9tt .. 50 mo. 144-222 Newpor1CNatoondo,2 8t l.afge 281\. 18A w/dec:tc, Lovely room. pool/k)t ~ trMH ~t CdM/HB/lB AUTO c:.IMntng~*-"/1m ,_ ...
,).. AM190 ... , ca11 ua tat tNtM 2 ea. obi J:· poo1, t.,..._ Encl gar. 11t,..., a~ nr atri>0t1'300.548-t 40 FW• Lv Mag 11w1ee SCRAM·LETS s .. •• OsaM1ng 19 took· E.Jlpel..,.,. lk&ay drellllatlon omca ______ ....,,..,.,,..,b-1....... nl1, SOSO. 52·2208 I yr leUe S$50 54-1838 Lrg SC Pl&u .,._ oondo, y..._. Mother a 3'A yr okt Ing for ,..o.iett* and 110 ,,..,_ a ~ alert
Htnoaome .,,, 2\4 • d NWPT TERRACE (Wtlkte) Hewer 2 Br. wtth patk> & kltcMl'I pr1v, off ttre.t ciM,Qhter •ant to fftf ANSWERS motfv9i.id ~ for ror .,...ing ptionet
coftdO. 1700 eq "·;::: 'fiJ sor 2 t>r, 2'4 ba vw oondo g.arage, no pell. . Jae:. pool, um. Ind home Of llPt 1n Costa 91110 detallnQ tindl0t cw ~aunolM a.... £a. and dlllpeic:•*• ,..... r.'o~.:.bul~....m I $700.84S-t21tlvineg '530/mo 831.u6S. 8tll1»3&81 MM8 S250mo tM2-S451 :=::::: wattling ISf.-ot ~~ m1~ ~-~~~~-=·
I •• M ealty 1 OcNnfroAt~Wttom NICe Qutet 2 bf, 1 bft Poot l6de room to quiet ~ p;oj'/f ... kln9 FLATT.I.RY Ullihi& end....._ ~10:3Clmm """ we dtd.., sJ: .,.. 3 Br family rm home on Int No pet-a ldMI for "°" emdler 6r cMnker, home or condo to lt\aN ~ tel$ow named his cat '°' 1 chlkl. en "" "°'"9, llUlllY-ltudertta a f'GMINlll•s ·~100 ti~ call 788-1172 ~· beaotl.'33001mo matuN~SS&O ... oe>e*lng.wahlnQ<*. In 8lg canyon Harbor rlATTEAY b4K9UM It ..... 4-.wtt 131..eM:l blUtOpertt .. cn..~ ~follPIJfY ......... , ......... ,,.... ....._ ... ntt19/340-121M Avail now .......... 2 MetaVerde.,..t75/wtc G_,__'..,. L...... ..-hlMt ¥.ad Celt cttt.er"a S30W 0-M 2_....-
.._.., ·-"" utlla lndd. 545-415t RfdOe . ....,n,-· ...... got him nownera IA8VSITT!R ""dad Ac. ---..· record · ' ....._ .. Spec UdO tW tlOfM: 3 bf &mall 1 8t. 1U 1 Maple I... or lm"*°"'te .,.. r -''"""' ( ... tor Otenl Ul.rw> 2 It. lutlld•, a~. din. rm, entry kit. Av. up11alra, f9fr1ge, no P"1 room, bath & ant. Nf Nted by June tat, ev. or Pu1 ~ adWn!Mng ~ Grandma type, pref ~at Hu=-=-~ oellllng, w/d-t*-up. 3180Mll:Mtll0n, om. llPP" ~. pool. Ho P9fl. 1 pet90nl3t5 OCC. ~ WI Ind wknd1 7Uo1732 or aaga ..._.the,.,..,.,. YOUR l'lolft.• NB /CM ~ 110 r.:9 .::--ok Sl7S/rno lnllM peta. 11800 171-WO Sl9'fe Momt 8' t-1324 utlla C.M 5'&.r1214 152·2781 ••t 2'0 .,.. IM'-517f --area. .... In ~ 141 T 2...-,_ ~
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.._....,,.__ACAC>Ss
1 MIMr'anall
S Miid oath
1 8 Morocco city
1( Atomic -
15 Llly'1 kin
18 Tehranlan
1701dGr~
coon try
18 Pampa
weapon
19 Swlu cny
20 Gin mixer
22 In the act
24 Metric units
26 Young
salmon
27 Melody
29 City official
abbr
30 -Whiz•
33 "Girl ot
the-·
37 Stomach
38 Woodbine
and Aque-
duct
39 Tit tor -
40 Get up
4 1 .. Encore•·
42 Hindrances
44 Cunning
45 -West
46 Borders
2 3
14
17
20
58
62
65
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work"
49 Nut•
PMVIOUS
PUZZLE SOL YEO
53 Outer llmlls
57 Wicked one
58 '1sraell coin
59 R•lnbow e 1 Western 1111·
anee· abbr.
62 Badger-like
animal
63 Bone· pref.
64 Beginner
var
65 Derisive
66 Straight
67 Sluah
DOWN
1 Barracudas
2 Helmsman • daughter
3 Line up 23 Jack -of
4 Attractive the silents
5 Talk tdty 25 -Lancelot
6 Wh1st11ng 28 ~hange
swan 30 Happy look
7 Boot parts 31 01rect1on
8 Eton VIP 32•Sheep
9 Coarse 33 Anzona hlll
10 -you glad~ 34 Man's name
11 Vers1f1er 35 Emporium
12 -91 Cleves 36 Cereal grass
13 Having the 37 Moon shapes
same score 40 -robbery
21 Ops' 42 European
6 7 8
43 -van
Wink le
45 Womanly
47 Bogged
down
48 Succinct
~o Advantage
51 Not TNT
52 Sailboat
53 Golt norms
54 Actor Rich
ard -
55 Roast Fr
56 Miss Moreno
60 Determined
10 11 12 13
Nl·lllllL TUOlll
8 to 12 noon. Mon thru Fri.
HB area. call 536-.3588
PRE-SCHOOL TEACHER
Full time. Hunt. Sch area.
Benefits. ral .... Call
Marllyn S.7-52M
PlmD/lffllT
Experience neceaury on
Hamada 0< Multl. Quality
Shop. High Volume of
Satea. Nice place to work.
Grag 0< Jed( 540-1355
PRODUCTION ARTIST
Wanted 10< trade Mag.
Pub Produce camera
ready art under direct
eupervl alon. Type
spacing. photo alzlng .&
cropping, ruling, and atat carnet• operation. Call
Helen. 549-4834
r1101mo1
Can you ...
Spare 3 hrs nlghtty~ ;;;;;~;;;!;;;ii;~=:;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;~~~=;;;;;;;;;;~~~re you ... • Wall groomed.
ltlr Waatt4 9100 lltlr WutM Sl!!l'ltlr WutM SllO =,8~~ivated? ~AIR DRESSER Space l•H. IPEllllS MllEL Do you ·
r8fltal. CM/Nwpt area Call 873-3382 alt 8PM on Sculpture need• tamale Enjoy working with kl~';
548-97710<846-ll98 witda""'.anytlmewk-ens. model 951-1719 aft 5 llyoucananawerY ,. Phona846-7021
l&llllESIEIS lntMI<>< Design NANNY wanted Brit. <>< 2.~ Mon. thru Fri.
with spme foltowlng f0< a FLAIR FOR DE CORA T-Irish trained f0< girls ages
charming salon In New-ING. co-ordinate decors 4 & 6. Inquire 752--0700o .,,.--A/""'OC~-very--9-x-p-· -re-:'.tl:--ree-
pon Beach Rent or com-m offices & homes, wilt ott On-ealt lnap In your
mtu1on Joyce 846-1675 trai n, pit flt. Call 11111• &IMS . Resume ·lntertek or 786-8105 evenings 714/848-9774 for appt ALL SHIFTS • F0< small ;~ lndlan Pk. RolllnQ
HIRllli
•un.allL convaleac41nt hospital In Hiiia. CA 90274.
• '••• Laguna Beach Exoellant ·--------Day poaltlon available. incentive program Apply el&LITT CHTIOL
Racquet Ball World In ---son. between 9-3, FfT. QC, w/audlo cass. Outgoing. enthusiastic Call Rand 962 1374 .,... adult• -pan/time even-Y • 450 Glanneyre St, minimum wage to start.
Inga You must enjoy lllTTlll Laguna 8Nch Apply at Books on Tape.
working with youth and Needed hand knitters for p••llll 729 Farad, Co.ta Mesa
oe a positive motivator sweaters & vests Full or "" 548-5525 Ult for Biii
Call for an Interview: part time. Call K & D Fine AmllllT P /T 141· 1021 J.1,. Imports. ask for Klara, Major Newport Beach
788-2794 company Is looking lor a IEALllTln
lll11ll1et1ls
•llSTllTIHHI* LIC'D AGENTS ONLY
UNDRY f ti & art ti person to work part time •• STESl/ •• ST LA : u p me. d I Apply· 1209 w. Hemlock u a parking attan ant
Prestlgloua Orange Coun-Way, Santa Ana. maintenance parson.
Ill Mercedee Benz deet-1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (Exoellant opportunity tor arshfp needs "Hoateu" 11 retired pereon.) Working
Immed i ately Some IWIU hours: Mon.-Frl. 1pm to l~~~~~~~~~ "''' 1.1 na.1100
modeling experlen.ce THE DAILY PILOT la now 6pm. Some heavy titting Reoeptlonlat/General Of-
prefltfred. Outgoing per-accepting appllcatlons required. Good working flee for growing bottle
aonallty Apply In person 10< 04atrlct Managers to condition•. Salary com-water company Goad
to· 1001 Quall St, Nwpt supervise newspaper panaatlon $4.25/hour. phone personality, non-
Bch Jim Siemon• Im-carrlefs. Mutt have van, Please contact Norm smokltf. Wiii train.
ports/Resale Division wagon or pick-up. Good Thorpe, 759-7840. Avco Apply In peraon:
833-9300 salary, mlleage allow-Financial SeNloM. 820 17842 Cowan St. Irvine
ance. company beneflls Newport Cent9f Drive, ----.....,,.--,:----HOT BODS·
H..,.. you got one? Male
Models needed. & Fem
for postcard companla9
Call now 213-592-3113
and bonus opportunity. Newport Bch 92860 1110.,tltlilf
Apply In peraon at Dally Equal Oppty Employer Lite typing. $4.50/hour
Piiot Clrculatlon Offloe. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim 642-9505
330 West Bay, Costa p••tn•E· RECEPTIONIST. With Mesa. Monday thru Fri--• Hotel day No phone calls. Early morning tingle copy Secretarial Background.
Fl.IT .(SI CLE.I E o E distribution f0< Newpon Bullder/Devetoper exper
· · · Beach area. 3'A to 4 helpful. Non-amkr Send Flexible hours. 5 day wee6<. hours. Sunday morning resome to Paggy 1800
SURF & SAND HOTEL If Requires dependable ve-Dove St, Ste 225. New-Laguna Beach Call 1941111/Frat O hlcle. (Contact Mika I pon Beach, CA 92660 Margie, 497-4477 EOE Experd. only. Hra: 9-6, 557 83"'3 EOE
Hotel --5 day weak. Call 648-3916 • • llECEmlllST
PllllY ,HSllS
Morning & Night Shirts
SURF & SANO HOTEL
Laguna Beach Call Chai
Chemin 497.4477 EOE
1 .. 11ol111l11P/T
Must be Honest. Reliable
GOOD PAY • BONUS
966-1300
••--c•-a1 ""-ptlonlat Eva -=----..,==---=---:::-:-:~ PIT 12:30-5:30, Newpon '""""'"' .,....... • •-Part Time Gan Offtoe. "•ach dav .... -na. Aak for 06c1or. part time. ax-I Ill """' ...v.,... par le nee preferred. A/P, lnvolc.s, typ ng, • Pat 975-0299
631-4780 8-5 Mon-Fri. Ing & 10 Key 548-34•3
Medlcail Reoept. Buay NB PUT TllE
office S..ka enthualuttO, LIO&l OI 111111
personable, prof. person Stan at $7.45, aeetllng 11
Buay phones, typing H.S. grade. U.S. citizens.
840-2023 hard workera. Need auto
llOEr'f lnPllT
Active sates office on
Balboa llland Aak lor
Betty Walth 873-6900
-Medical Recpt1on11t. llHPI llrllYllOR Costa Mesa Area. FfT
2nd shift, avg 30 hrs/wk Ca.II 833-8917 9am-3pm
Call 3-6PM
Hunt. Bch 984-2890 llEOEPT /nPIST
,••T/Tlll for Nwpt Bch firm Xerox
-word prooessor a plus •HIOAL SIOlnUY
SECRETARY
IECIETAllY
Sen. Sta. ltt114aet
Exp'd Over 21. S5 hour.
Apply at: 4678 Campus
Dr. (at MacAnhur), N.B
Station anendent FIT PfT
CHEVRON ST A TION
3000 Fairview, C.M.
STUDEllTS
lnYHll
Strong supervisory skills
Engl /Span speaking
SURF & SANO HOTEL
Ma McCullough 497-4477
Laguna Beach EOE
For Newport Beach
Ophlhamotoglst Exp_
Resume to P 0 Box 2118
Costa Mesa. CA 92826
PEllUllllT Salary more than you're I Excellent opporutuntty In • making now 631·7845
pleasant. working an-, RESTAURANT SlllU JIU llWll vironment Our Newport We ha"e openings for Beach office 11 looking Crown Point Reltaurant boys & glrls between
(0< mature reaponalble now hlnng Sous chef., 12-16 yeatl old working
indtvlduat1 io do lntMMt· ~a;er·r!'!vi~~Pe~~-evenings & Saturdays
Ing telephone wort! on drah Uhe,.. brollet·....,~ Earn ~ney, trips &
I II I ·1 ... \. 1111
.. ,, I l(o 1111
"-• f \ I' f I tt' I t t f If \
.oil I 111 '\n"'
Models Male/Female
WE NEED NEW FACES
For placement In modeling
1ob1 In Orange County
IEWYHIWIST
behalf of natlon•I com-1 w · .--· bonuses aJI
lea GOOd ~aklng son guard mgr & prep Mr ountree P•n person Contlnent•I
voloe a must all Ma cooking a~p helpful Pia 141· lOll
Murdock. 545-5776. apply 24801 Dana Dr, Mon -Fri. 10am-3pm 642-5678 1-:-::ti;•1 Find wnat you w1nt 1n Bldg F, Dana Pt
Ditty Piiot Cta.utfleda Restaurant IPllTllLllO
TEOlllOIU
Newspaper
KIDS-EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZES!
'
AGES 11-14
EARN lW TO $75.00 PER WEIK
Wt now hue IS 09tn1~ !of 10\l"I uc«
bums to wcwrt 1e•r1 !of Tiie Orqt Coast
Giiiy Pliot Out ut"1 st1rt It J 30 P m and
,aoo1• vnl~ 8 30 p'• wttlAYJ On S.twrd1y. '" wort 1 It• morr howrs Yo• wlll t11n manr trips j1,.s l>'•lt\ fk>nc •1th tttn1nt 'tOll' own lllOlllY ,
• tlltft ri no dfhvttrnc or collection 111•ol\'td
I" 11111 11t 111ttmttd. p•uw un Ml I 111
(714) 548-7058
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UP'l lllT /HITEH
Apply In peraon 10·2pm,
Mon.-Frl . no phone call•
THE BEACH MOUSE e 19 Sleepy Hollow Lana
Needed tor Newporl
Beach Ophthamotogt11
631-4780 Mon-Fri 8-6
Laguna Beach I Ctaulfled Ads 642-5678
~ailyPitdt
PART TIME
Motor Roulf' veil a blt-
~ .. wpor t Bt>a<'h area. t hrt>t•
houni per day. Earn a pprox.
1600 pt>r month . Call 11 :00
10 4.:00 P,1, ;\' k for RnH'P
Emf.ley.
CIRCULATION lJEPT.
642~4321 OOE
ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOf
1 IO W DAY SI • <.O~tA MFClA (/to qJf.JI\
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WANT ADS
IMPORT ANT NOTICE TO
PRIVATE PARTIES
Sell your Items for $60 or 18$$ fn
our famous DIMES·A-LINES..pub·
I/shed each Sa turday fn the Dally
Pllor.
DIMES-A-LINE ads must ba
pre-paid so mall or bring them Into
the Dally Piiot office. Be sure to
Include your phone number or •d·
drea In your ad, h11V9 • pries on
each lt«n & no 11bbr•vlttlona
Sorry. no commMclaJ eds, o-r11ge
Ula, prodl.IC9, t>J•nt• or snlm•ls
•r• •co.ptebl•.
DEADLINE:
3 p.m. Thur.day
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Exc.ltent Sel«tlon of New
and Carefully pr9paftd
UNd BMW' a elW8)'9 In
Stodl
111-1111
208 w. 1at, Santa Ana
CloMd Sunday
LARGE SELECTION OF
NEW l USED BMW'S!
LIHIUOlln VOLUME SALES
SERVICE& LEASING
3870.N. Cherry Ava.
LONG BEACH
(No. Cherry eidt-405)
ll14) lll·lllO l'rac»-lna Welcome
OPEN SEVEN DAYS
'82 Dat.eun 200SX. A/C,
am/fm et91'eo, gd cond.
$5800/obo, 850-0188
btwn 8 & 5pm. uk fOf' Pat
.... l
'75 cvcc. r, cona .. caaa ..
stereo. ~own. $1700.
642-9812
'MllMAIU Red, 900 ml. $8900. Cat
of lhe Year. 875-0558
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AndLMllng
18711 BMd't Blvd.
Huntlniton ~
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Andl.-aing
18711 8Md't S'lvd.
Huntl"iton ~
(114) 142·2000 tns
1 • r. , .
new Interior. $2000.
875-6738
'81 GL: 4 dr. orig. owner.
low mll•. like new, u-
traa. $ 11,700. 8"0-e07e
Iliac. 1177
70 280SL. tuto. ate, 87K. CMlllac tHt
both tops, new paint. s 1.-,500. 831--0257 '72 El BOr:ao conwnlble,
brown· w/wht top. '72 280SE 4.5. Mint! ~ $-4000/0BO. 40~1M. bullt engine In 3/84. 91191 790-0941
$8500. obo. 851-3938 ·a. M <:*' Benz 3000 ·n Sedan Devllle. Fully er • loaded all xtraa new Leue dlrect-ellmlnata the tlrM. sJ905. 760-9.508 mlddt.man l Nve
SIM*,, ...
• $354.20 pr mo + tax.
bued on ae mo. ck>Md
and INN. On approval
of credit.Cap reducilon
S 1500 Residual S 15.838
w/optlon to buy. Total
down $2972.45 ............
IMNITI
1301 Quall Street
NEWPORT BEACH
IH·tlOO
...... ~ ..
'8 t El OOf'ado. Lo ml.
White. lmmaeulatet
$11 ,250. 847-ee&O
NABERS
CADILLAC
LARGEST SELECTION
of i.te mocMl, low mllee09
Cad1ti.c:.1n South«n
Callf0<nlal Se9" ua today!
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TUfSOAV MA'f 1, 1q3-1
Dally Piiot founding Pub-
llaher Walter Bur1ough1
k"PS ya on our guard
agaJnat the communist
threat./ Al
TWA 88.ks the county for
permission to fly ouk>f-
John Wayne Airport./ A2
Calif om la
Thousands of California
motorists fall to comply
with the state'• amog-
check regulations./ M
A Stanford research
study Indicates the nation
wlll have more Jobs for
Janitors than computer
technicians In comklg
years./ AS
Nation
Marines and sailors re'::..
turn from overseas
deployment In Grenada,
Lebanon./ AS ·
A visiting Soviet math-
ematician leaves for Mos-
cow after a 5-hour con-
frontation between U.S.
officials and Soviet
diplomats./ M
A February cave-In at a
nuclear site resulted from
Inadequate safeguards, a
Department of Energy re-
port concludes./ AS
World
Central Italian earth-
quake leaves 4,200
homeless, 100 Injured.
/A4 ~
Pr-o-Solldarlty protestors
beater) by Polish riot
police In May Oay rallies
/A4
llindltBody
Experts gather In Orange
County to explore the-
power of the human
spirit. /81
Half of Americans are
underexerclsed. Can you
pass the six tests? /81
Sometimes only Grand-
ma knows who's speak-
ing to whom at f amlly
reunlons./82
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Sporta
The Angels and Dodgers
both get good pitching
performances to win./C1
The Rams give up their
first round draft pick to
get Kansas City defensive
back Gary Green./C1
Entertainment
Ordinary people provide
the stuff of an engrossing
dramatic comedy In Its
world premiere at South
Coast Repertory./83
Business
Latest stock market clos-
ing prlces./88
Two promoted to ex-
ecutive positions with
American Hoechst. /85
INDEX
Erma Bombeck 82
Bridge 84
Bulletin Board A3
Bullneu 85
California Newa A4
Clasalfled · C6-8
Comic a . B-4
Croesword C8
Death NoUcea C5
Hetp Vourtetf • 82
Horoecope C7
"'Ann Landers 82
Mind and Body 81-2
Mutual Funds 86
National News A4
OSSfrilon A8
Pofloe log I A3
Pubtlc Notloel CM
Sports C1-4
8toctc Marketa ae
Tetevttton 83
Theaters 83
WMther A.2
WotldN.wt ~·
I '
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Authorities say venting system could have
released hazardous chemicals Into area
mcnt was al)P&l'Cntly seized before
any drup were manufactured. He
noted tha\ IA elaborate ventinJ
1y1tcm could have released hazard·
ous fumes into the neiahborbood if
the lab hid t>caun operatin .. By PHn. SNEIDERMAN
Of .. Oolllf_ ........
Huntinaton Beach police believe
sophisticated lab equipment they
se1ud Monday at a local dump site
was set up to illegally manufacture
mcthamphetamine, the drug com-
Dental
·victim
raised ·
worry
Ex-'hippie dentlsf
carried girl to car
By JEFF ADLER
Of*'°""".... ..... •
A former staff dentist in Dr. Tony
Prqtopappas' Costa MeS& dental
clinic -who acknowled~ he once
was known as the "hip.P.1e dentist Qf
Laguna Beach" -testified Monday
he was concerned about the condition
of a 13-year-old patient when he
carried her from the office in an
unconscious state.
Testifying under a grant of im-
munity, Dr. James Rolfe told an
Orange County Superior Court j-.ry
he carried· Patrieia Craven from the
dental chair to her mother's car
followfog her day-long dental treat-
ment on Feb. 8. 1983.
Rolfe said he rccaJled telling
Craven·s mother, Patricia Russ, tha
if the girl's lips turned blue it
indicated Craven was having difficul-
ty breathing and paramedics should
be summoned.
"Somethina intangible just made
me concerned abo'lH her welfare,"
Rolfe, s~king in low, measuled
tones, s~ud from the witness stand. "I
turned to Lola Baltbascr (the office
•manager) and asked if Dr. J>rotopap-
pas was available. She said no.
Lola said, 'she(Craven) will be fine,
she'll be all right."'
Rolfe added that he didn't prevent
Craven from leaving or advise she
should be hospitalized because he was
unfamiliar with general anesthesia
procedures and "didn't feel respon-
sible for (Cravcn's) discharge."
"That responsibility rested with
Dr. Protopappas. When I was told the
patient was ready to go, I assumed the
patient was ready to go," the gray-
haired dentist told jurors.
Craven, who reportedly never re-
pined consciousness following her
visit to Protopappas' dental clinic,
died in Mission Community Hosp~
tal's intensive care unit 11 days later.
Protopappas, 38, is being tried in a
Santa Ana courtroom on three counts
of second-degree murder stemmina
from the deaths of Craven and two
other patients who died followina
dental treatment at his high-volume
clinic. The three died as a result of
negligence and the improper admin-
istration of general anesthesia, Depu-
. (Pleue He DltNT0AL/ A2)
monly called "speed ...
The equjpment was found in a
metal shed at the closed Atcon
Landfill, near f.dison Hiah School at
Mapioli'-Street and Hamilton Av-.
enuc.
Sgt. Carl Vidano said the equjp.
Vidano said oflicia11 fro~ Aacon
Propenics, which owns the dump,
summoned police after they noticed
suspicious activity at ttte shed. He
said the company was not involyed in
....., ......... "'Lee,.,,..
Bring OD the SUD
Two-year-old AIU.On Beal of l'fewport Beach la all ready for
what l• predicted to be a warm and aunny day on the beach.
She'll ha'f'e plenty of company neat month when 11ehoola let
oat for the •am.mer.
Irvine police tapped for speci~l
contract fo~ Olympics secU.rity
By ANDREA ADELSON
Of!MO.-, .........
Olympic oraanizers arc expected to
present a proposal to-Irvine city
officials Wednesday which should
conclude months of security prep-
arations for·an Olympic event sched-
uled at a city park on July 31 .
During a phone conversation Mon-
day. a rep nt.ativc of the L-0s
Angeles Olympic Committee
outlined the plan to contract w11h the
Irvine Policc-Ocpartmenf, Irvine Lt.
Vic Thies said.
"They know what we arc expect! ng.
I don't think there will be any
hangups." said Thies. who refused to
disclose how much Olympic or-
ganizers intend to pay for police
services.
Thies said Olyropic Qffic1als will
present their plans Wednesday and
"1f it's compatible. we'll go to the
chief."
"'falks between Irvine :ind the
Olympic committee have run rela-
tively smoothly "because we don't
have a SI mil hon contract or even a
$200.000 contract. It's small. We
(Pleue Me IRVIN&/ A2)
the apparent drua manuftcturina
plan.
No arrests have been made in
connectfon with the eguij)dlent,
which was valued at SS,000 to
SI 0,000, Vidano aaid.
The narco1jcs officer said several
men approached the landfill
carctalccr about two weeq qo and
asked to rent the lar&e metal •hed for
storage of paint. ~idano said the
.Ex-~o ft . facing
charges in BB
rap-e, staylng
A 24-year-old ex-convict was Long Beach police said they expect
charged Monday with the rape and to file charscs Ip.inst Kipp soon.
murder of Antayan Yvette Howard, a A natiYe of Montana, Kipp was
former Huntington Beach hi&h linked to Howard's murder by wili-
school athlete whose decomposed nesses who claimed they saw the two
body was found in her car on Jan. 4. t<>&Cthcr at a Newport Beach eatery.
Martin Jamet Kipp, paroled las& ,.. Howard's body was fou.nd Aead-
July after serving 19 mortths for rape, several days later in her car parked
pleaded innocent to the felony only a mile from her home. She bad
charges durina his arraignment at1 been strangled. A high tcbool buk.e~
West Orange Murucipal Coun ;n ball an~cyball standout, Howard
Westminster. was · ted from Marina Hi&h
Kipp, jaile4 since his arrest Jan. 6 in 1982.
in Laguna Beach on.unrelated ·a: said she lived in the same
charges, also is considered a strona borbood ~ Kipp wu stay-
suspc<:t •in the rape, robbery and ing with friends. ~-·
strangling murder of 19-year-old Tif-A preliminary ~ _.;.
fany Frizzell in Long Beach last termirlc ifK.im:('Shou.Jd ·n
. September. Howard•sdeai& is.set for~ 14.
. .
State panel OKs
bill to ban noise-.
suits on airports
By JERRY HIRSCB
Of .. Dlllr .........
A revived bill to ban smaJl-da1ms
court noise suits against airpons
passed the Assembly Judiciary Com-
. mi nee on an 8-2 vote Monday.
The author, Assemblyman R1ch--
ard Robinson. D-Garden Grove, had
a similar bill vetoed by Gov. George
Dcukmejian last year and foes of the
bill promise a strong fight agam this
time.
"I am very strongly opposed to 1t ...
Assemblywoman Marian Bergeson.
R-Newport Beach. said this morning.
Bergeson predicted Newport Beach
residents will be more scns1t1ve to thc-
progrcss of the bill this year now that a
proposed agreement between the
City of Newport Beach an4 County
Board of Supervisors Jimitina airport
expansion has fallen through.
"I would hope the bill daes not act
through the Legislatu.rt and I suspect
that the governor would veto 1t
again," ~eson said.
"We feel 1t 1s blatantly unconst1tu-
t1onal to deny one group of people a
riaht everyone else enjoys JUSt be-
cause they happen to live near an
airport." said Tom Wllhams. director
of the Airpon Coalition, which has
had about 125 members file small
cl~ims suits against ~ohn Wayne
Airport.
"If it passes both the Assembly and
the state Senate and 1s signed bv the
(Pleue eee N018E/ A.2)
..
. 1
Senate confirms . ~!, ...-:--
• '(! ~.
Stotler judgeshjB
By JERRY HIRSCH
OfttoeDellyP'llotllaff
Corona del Mar attorney and
former Orange Count} Su~nor
Court Judge Ahcemane Stotler had
her appointment to U.S. Dtstnct
Court b(nch 1n Los Angeles con-
firmed b)' the l ' S. Senate today.
President Ronald Reaga'} named
Stotler lo the judgeship Apnl 3
pending Senate approval.
"I am pleased and honored to leam
that I "as confirmed this m,orning."
Stotler said "I am rcall~ looking
forward to starting SCI" ace. ·
But 101ler ~1d she will have 10
wait until June before heanng her first
case as a federal 1ud~e
"l have a pm ate practice to finish
up and there as a lot of reading that a
JUdgC' 1s recommended to do when
appointed to the federal benc h And I
(Pleue eee STOTL_ER/ A2) Allcemarle Stotler
5· n Diego Freeway to get two more lanes
Twenty ycan after its completion
linked Los Anaeles and Oranae
counties and signaled the end of an
era for sleepy suburbs like Costa
Mesa, Huntinaton Beach and Foun-
tain Valley, the San Diego Freeway
apm will be the subject of a major
improvement project be&innina in
1987.
Tbe $52 milhon f~way widcnina
project, which will add one lane on
cacbsidcofthefttewaywithinwhat is
now the median, will stretch atona 24
miles of the San Oi~o Freeway from
Interstate S in Jrvane tp t.M 60S
F~way in Seal Beach __; where the
roadway 11 wider by a lane -
accord1na to Bill Weldelc, a 1en1or
transportation eniineer in Caltrans'
project development dcs1an section.
Wcldcle l,nd other Caltrans cnai·
neers have ,»ctn mceuna with rcsi·
dcntstn WC1tm1n tcrandCo ta Mesa
IWEN
KLEI•
P FR SPf CTIVE
to explain' 1M project and pin reactiOn.
The n o;eao Freeway. completed
bclween theSan Fernando Valley and
the Ora .. Coun_ty_ tine m Octobef
196",camcs 100,000 vehicles pcrd.ay
m lrvinoand 200,000vebiclc pttday
around Se•I Beach Boulevard, Wtld-
cle said.
8y the year 2000 a 20 to 2S perttnt
(Pt .... ~ Allf DIBOO/ A2J
..
I
#
A2 * Orange Coul DAILY PlLOT/Tueeday, Ma~ 1, 1864
Gay iights ordinance faces
fight at L&eouneJJ mee~ing
8 'oAvm BISB~J> that would.have banned d1scnmina.. to bis a~ument ··As a Christ1a~. I
"I uon statewide. oppose n. and second. I don't think ..._,...c., s °' · Jeff Jahraus, vice president of tbt the democntic process has been
Opponents of a recently approved Jahraus family-owned 1..aguna followed.
measure to bari sexual discrim1nat1on Lumber Co.. saitl Monday be is "I get the idea they arc saying mx
10 Laguna Beach are mounting an speak.ingforanadbocorganiutionof faith is less important. I di~,•
d'fprt to block final passqc of the p y "about 20" residents who will peti· Grant ~id. "This is not an fuue of
rights ordinance at tonight's City tion the council to delay a decision on (my) think.in&. homosexuality is
Council meeting. the ordinance until a citywide refer-wron,. SOme of my friends are py. I .
The five Laguna Beach Ctty Coun-endum is held. Jahraussays the group work with lots of pys. 1 ju&l tb1nk
cil members, however, arc not ex· mtl at a local bank Monday mornjna council stepped over the line when
pected to chanic the outcome of a to draft a statement calli~ for "more they voted to subject me to a lawsuit
vote taken on April I 7, which open, iri-depth cons1derat1on" of the for not wanting to rent to someone
unanimously approved tbc first local need for the ordinance and its "effects whose lifestyle I don't want my
ban on sexuaJ discriminatton in on the community." children ex~sed to."
Orange County. The second required "It's been so sudden that tt's done Grant said 100 adult members of
publtc heanng on the proposed ord1· more harm than good," Jahraus.said. his lquna C~nyon congreption ~
nancc will be held in City Council explatnm$ that recent thscussion of aJso "very much opJ>()sed to it."
chambers beginning at 6 p.m. Ap-the qrdmancc has "straine'd" The Jahraus group's written statc-
proval tonight would put the measure previously comfortable business and ment charges that council members
into effect tn 30 days. personal relationships he has had created "a protective class for the
Councilman Roberr Gc;ntry first with local gay residents. homosexual and bise)luaJ members of
proposed the measure March 14 in Jay Grant. a pastor in the La~una our community" and that the action th~ wake of Gov. George Deu-Church. also opposes the ordipance was taken "without preliminary hear-
kmej1an 's veto of a sta. e assembly bill w11h Jahraus but adds a "moral Issue" ings, without committee recommen-
~---------------------------------------F V Council to consider
p lap s for chili cook off
Plans to conduct a fiesta-chili
cookoff June 29 through July 4 at the
Founuun Valley Recreation Center at
Mile Square Park will be under
cons.tderallon by the Fount.am Valley
Cit) Council tonight.
The festival 1s the second such
event organized b) ·the Fountain
Valley Chamber of Commerce.
The chamber has asked the council
to ~rant pennission to conduct the
festival on citv property, to sell
alcoholic beverages o n all festival
days. to conduct a marathon run on
city streets adjacent to the park and to
use c1tv police for security and traffic
control. The chamber has asked the
cit) to wa1\e or reduce the required
fees
Acting City Manager Wayne Os--
borne has recommended the council
~ve pennission for the event, includ-
ing a marathon run on a route
approved by the city's poli~ chief
and traffic engineer. He recommend-
ed alcoholtc beverage sales be per-
mitted within a fenced area.
Osborne also recommended the
council take no action on the request
for police help and fee reductions
until an estimate of costs is prepared
by th~ staff.
The council meets at 6 tonight for a
publjc study session on the 1984-85
budget. The regular meeting begin at
8 p.m . in the CounciJ Chambers,
10200 Slater Ave.
dations and without any other con-
siderations for a thorough and open
reflection on the ramifications of the
ordinance." •
"Look at how much time we spent
studyina park.ing in lhis town. We
could spend a little more time on
this," Jahraus suggested.
Mayor Dan Kenney disagreed.
.. This is why we have two public
hcaril\gs," Kenney said. "It's not as
though it didn't get enough publicity.
It was no surprise. People arc gettina
worked up into a lather when we do.n
need to."
Kenney said confidence in h.is
initial vote has increased since April
17.
··After hearing all the leslimon~ I
thought to myself, 'Gee whiz, there 1 a
lot or anger out there, maybe there is
something to this ordinance; ·• he
said. . The population of 18,000 m
Laguna Beach is estimated to be from
15 to 30 percent gay.
TWA seelts ·be~h at John Wayne
' Trans World .\irhnes t1as asked the
count' Board ofSupcrv1sors for up to
thm: ·o ('.Q Super 80 nights a day
from John Wavne .o\1rpon.
T\.\ .\'s request o n Monday fol-
lov.ed a tentatne dec1r.1on by the
board to allov. add1uonal flights and
two new earners at the airpon as early
as December. The new airlines would
receive three flights apiece. .
Ahead of TWA on tbe waiting hst
for John Wayne Airport flights arc six
other Jet earners: America West,
Continental. Teus lntemationaJ. Jet
America. Muse Air and Alaska.
The county-<>wned airport is cur-
rently served by AirC.al, Republic,
Pacific SouthwesL Western, Frontier
and American.
Last week the board to6k steps to
allow a phased increase that could
pennit as many as 2 I 9 daily flights by
1990.
1~5•Wti~MM~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
IRVINE OLYMPICS ...
From Al
ha\C larger contracts for the (In 1ne
Meadows) Amph1thealer:· he said.
(1ames orgaoaers are negouattng
')l'Cunt~ arrangements for 30 venue
\ltcs \.\1th opening ceremonies three
months av.-a~. one publtshed re-pon
csumated onh o ne third ha\le been
w ncluded ·
"Most arc 1n their final stages. like
lrvine·s." an O lympic spokeswoman
said.
Talks with at least one city haven't
gone smoothly. Last month Long
Beach temporanly suspended mak-
ing arran1Jements for four Olympic
events. City officials were reponedJy
dissatisfied with the amount offered
by the Olympic Committee to reim-
burse Long Bcacn for pohce costs.
Primarily. Irvine pohce are ex-
pected to provide traffic control
during the swimming ponion of the
modem pentathlon event to be held
at the Heritage Park Aquaucs Com-
plex.
DENT AL VICTIM CAUSED CONCERN ••. ~
From Al
I } D1s1nct Allomc~ James Clontnger
l la1ms.
l 'nder questioning b) Protopap-
pas' defense a11omey Roben Tuller.
Rolfe adm11ted he an1ually lted to
poltcc about his mvolvcme-nt with
(raven.
Rolfe said he told poltce and later
testified he never saw the girl dunng
the da) and later took her to her
mother's car m a wheelchair.
version of events because. "I was
involved in something I had no
control over. I felt 1t was a rustinct
possib1ltty that I might be charged in
the killing as Dr. Protopappas already
had been.··
Rolfe. who said he practiced den-
tistry while hving as a member of the
Sunburst Community spirituaJ com-
mune near Santa Barbara for nine
years. testified he was living in a
cam per when Protopappas hired him
tn October 1982 for $300 per day.
runntng an "unonhodox" practice.
He also testified he had ex-
perimented with LSD in the early
1970s and used marijuana. but rt·
maincd drug and alcohol-free during
the ensuing I 0 years.
Rolfe said he had lhrce other jobs
after leaving the Sunburst Communi-
ty but discovered because of the
recession "the only people who would
hire me were unethical dentists."
About a week after being hired at
the Costa Mesa clinic. Rolfe said
Protopappas asked him to look after
has personal patients while he was on
I
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~""1111111:1"--~~------------------------~
SAN DIEGO FREEWAY ...
Prom Al
increase in that traffic is expected, he
added. .
The widening project was added to
Caltrans' state transportation im·
provement program last year and it
will be completed rqardJess of
whether the penny saJes tax propo~
for Orange County tranaportat1on
improvements is passed by voters in
the June election.
Most of the residents who live
aJong the freeway brought up ques-
tions of sound wall construction at
the meeting. according to Marjorie
Fratt. a Costa Mesa resident who.
along with her husband Joe. has
spearheaded a dnve for a sound wall
between the Santa Ana River and
Harbor Boulevard.
.. Everybody just wanted lo know if
we'd get the sound wall. how high it
would be and mostly when we'd get
11," Fratt said.
Weldele said noise testing would be
done along the route to see what areas
have noise levels higher than federal
standards and merit sound walls.
..We will study no1se rcadmgs at
residences. schools. ·parks and
churches near the freeway," Weldele
said. ··All those that exceed FHA
standards would receive attenua-
tion."
The Frans have been notified that
,their neighborhood is an extremely
likely candidate for a sound wall. The
walls average aoout 12 feet high,
Weldele said.
"We're very. very happy," Fratt
said. Her committee has been lobby-
ing for mo~ than a year to have a
sound wall constructed. -
"We just hope these next two years
Just Call -
642-6086
will go by quickly:· she added.
Weldele said the sound walls wouJd
probably be constructed about the
same lime the freeway w1denmg as
undenaken.
· The pracucal aspects of the w1dcn-
mg' pro)ect will be the subject of an
upcoming scnes of studies and an
environmental impact report. he
said.
At the recent meettngs. Caltrans
officials soltcited opinions on how the
jOb should be done and how the extra
lanes should be designed.
NOISE ...
From A l
governor I am sure 11 w1U be tested in
coun and ruled unconstitutional."
Williams said.
Current law allows small claims
suits to be filed in cases in which
damages are under S 1.500. The suits
can be filed eve I) I 00 da vs
Thl' bill to ban such suits 1s
sponsored b) airport operator!> and
others who complain of being
harassed as well as hun financ1all) b)
small-claims su11s.
The bill would prohibit a1rpon
noise suits in small claims court,
where cases are heard relatively
quickly and the pan1es must argue for
themselves rather than having law-
yers.
Instead. they would have to sue in
Municipal Coun . where legal re p-
resentation is allowed. In add1tton.
o nly one suit could be filed by a
resident unless lhe noise level tn·
Tentative plans have been m~de
for construction crews to work dunng
the day between 9 a. m. and 3 p.m. and
at night. after rush hour. Weldele
said. . •
"The objective duringc~nstruction
1s to handle the safe. efficient move·
men t of traffic and to provide a safe,.
adequate working area for the c~n
struction crew," Weldele sa1d.
.. Sometimes those two objectives
seem to be at odds -the traffic will
take as much room as it can get and
d1t~r the contractor ...
creased. and a properly zoned a1rpon
could not be sued unless it used
"unnecessary and inj~~iou.s
methods ... a term whose defin1t1on 1s
in dispute.
Robinson said he would consider a
compromise allowmg residents to
bnng one small claims suit against the
airport.
Newpon Beach resident Barbara
L1chman. representing the Ajrport
Working Group. a coalttion of home-
owner o rganizations fi~ting ex·
pansion at Jdtm-Wayne Airport, told
the Associated Press that Dcu-
kmejian 's office has promised that
"there will be no resolution without
the opponents , of the bill bein&
included."
But when he vetoed the bill last
year the governor suggested that a
less-restnctive measure, such as one
allowing a·resident one small-claims
sun per year might be acceptable.
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A.ho. he acknowledged he tesufied
<lunng the preltminary hcanng that
he -was assisted. not by Balthaser. but
l'l\ another dental assistant who
v.orkcd tn the office.
Rolfe said he ita\e a con01ctmg
Before moving to the Sunburst
C'ommunit) 10 1973, Rolfe said he
was known as the ''tuppie dentist .. of
Laguna Beach and acknowledged vacation on urged him "to sell a lot of -~~~;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~ -denustry ·· I
STOTL ER CONFIRMED BY SENATE ..•
From Al
tut "c: a "acalton planned." Stotler
\31d
.. She 1s a superb choice for the
federal bench:· said l ' S. Sen. Pete
\.\ 1lson. R-( ahf. who nommawd
DRUGS .•.
From Al
was d1 o;cove red .
V1 <lano said lht.· equipment tn·
t ludet.l heating and st1rnng devices.
&J'> ma\J..s. glass contatncrs . .,.entil~-
1111n l'qu1pment and a police radio
mun11or .\n e'Chaust pipe ran from
the \hcd down an embankment to an
outlet at Magnolta Strce1
He sa id officers found four of th~
\IX chemicals needed to produce
'>peed . Becau~ of the missing
c ht-m1 cals. 1here was insufficient
ev1dcm.e to prove speed. was being
manufactured. V1dano said. But he
aJdt:d that was the probabk goal of
tht' lah
Thl' narrnt1t'\ uflicer said poltce do
no1 know the 1dent1tv of the men who
\Cl up the lab ·
Delly Piiot
Oellvery
I• Gu•r•ntffd
Stotler for the post
.. She brings experience and
outstanding legal skills to the Central
D1stnct. She also enjoys the complete
confidence and support of the com-
munity ... Wilson said. announcing
the confirmation
Stotler, 41. 1s in private practice.
previously havmg served on the
Orange County Supenor Court
Be nch for five years. Her firm 1s tn
Santa Ana Heights.
Although she will serve m Los
Angeles. Stotler said she hopes to hear
some cases in O range County.
.. Certamly 1f a case lends itself to be
heard 1n anta Ana. I would like to try
and arrange that." totler said.
Stotler was appointed to the O r-
ange Count) S upenor Court bench by
former Gov. Edmund G . Brown,
having previously served on the
Harbor Municipal Coun in Newpon
Beach from 1976 to 1978. She was the
county's third woman judge. and was
the first fuH-t1me woman.lawyer hired
by the Oranae County District At·
torriey's office in I Q67.
The~ has not been a JUdflt from
Orange Count) on the Central Das·
tnct bench 1n two yea~. said Otto
Boss. Wilson's press secretary. The
Central Distnct Court encompasses
the counties of Los Angeles. Orange.
San Bernardrno. R1vers1de. and San
Luis Obispo.
Stotler would be the fourth female,
federal judge in the district. -
Before becoming a judge. Stotler
was a cnminal defense specialist tn a
law firm she shared with her husband.
James Stotler. She returned to the
practice when she resigned from the
Supenor C'oun bench for .. personal
reasons" last year .
Reagan's appointment of Stotler to
the federal bench has been praised b)
other local Judges.
Thomas Crosby. a state coun o f
appeal Justice, called the a ppoint·
ment a "vqry good choice." Hc
lauded Stoll~ for her " patience,
intelligence and perfect j udicial
temperament:·
John Trotter, presiding justt~ of
the 4th D1stnct Coun of Appeal said
"she 1s an exc~llent lawyer and will
make a marvelous federal JudgC' "
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A visiting Soviet math-•
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Dental
victim
raised
worry
Former staff dentist
carried gtrl to car
By JEFF ADLER
OfWDelf .... ....,.-
A former staff dentist in Dr. Tony
Protopappas• Costa Mesa dental
clinic-who acknowled.Jed he once
was known as the "hipP-1e dentist of
l.:.aguna Beach'• -te1l1fied Monday
he was concerned about the condition
of a 13-year-old patient when he·
carried her from the office in an
unconscious state.
Testifying under a grant of im-
munity, Dr. James Rolfe told an
Orange County Superior Court jury
he carried Patricia Craven from the
dental chair to her mQther's car
following. ber day-long dental treat·
ment on Feb. 8, 1983.
Rolfe said he recalled telling
Craven's mother, Patricia Russ, that
if the airl's lips turned blue it
indicated Craven was having difficul-
ty breathina and paramedics should
be summoned. . ..
"Something intangible just made
me concerned about her welfare;·
Rolfe. s~kfoa in low, measured
tones. said from the witness stand. "I
turned to Lola Balthaser (the office
manager) and asked jf Dr. Protopap-
pas was available. She said no.
Lola said, 'she (Craven) will be fine,
she'll be au right."'
Rolfe added that he didn't prevent
Craven ftom leaving or advise she
shouJd be hospitalized because he was
unfamiliar with general anesthesja
procedures and "didn't feel respon-
sible for (Craven's) discharge."
"That responsibility rested with
Dr. Protopappas. When I was told the
patient was ready to go, I assumed the
patient was ready to go," the gray•
haired dentist told jurors.
C raven, who reponedly never re-
gained consciousness following her
visit to Protopappas' dental clinic,
died in Mission Community Hospi-
tal's intensive care unit 11 days latctr.
Protopappas, 38, is being tried in a
Santa An~courtroom on three counts
of second-degree murder stemming
from the deaths of Craven and two
other patients who died following
dental treatment at his high-volume
clinic. The three died as a result of
negliience and the improper admin·
istrat1on of general anesthesia, Ocpu-
(Pleue eee DENT AL/ A2)
Brin& on the sun
Two-year-old Alll9on Beal of l'fewport Beach la all ready for
what la pred.lcted to be a warm ancl •anny day on the beach.
8he01l baft plenty of company nm month when echoola let
oat for the eammer. ·
·_or
' Los Angeles man charged
with abducting ex-~lfrten~
By KAREN E. &LEIN Ramirez home,~ a~ ia ee Of............... home and waited 19' me ......
A 25-year-old Los Angeles mar) was couple to return.
arrested in lndioearlythismomi"ain A sinsle sbot was 6red ......
connection with the k:idnappina and Ramirn was abducted but DO -
im_prisonment of a 32:nar-oJd Cost.a ~~jsupo~~ ==irez :.~:..:~ ..... -~ Mesa woman who was bis former 'a~ ............ _.
&irlfriend, police said. phoned her mother in COiia Mem •
Ronald Wanek, who aJlqcdly ab-Monday to say she ... 8 l9dio
ducted Cheryl Ramirez at gunpoint somewfaere and wu bci.il Wd
from her Joann Street home ~t against her will. She did .OC lmioW
mo th _ __._.... bo t 2 exactly where she wu bdna bCicl n , was ama~ a u a. . Costa Mesa detectiva ClO"• ....
today in an ~ndiQ motel _room where the Indio Police~ ..a* he was boldm& the Rarmrcz woman, ,..._1:.r. • ~ ...._1 ___ _
di ,...__ 'M · '-il.lllOmta way ..-au"' OD -accoro ng to a ~ta esa pohce da. d . •L.-ol ·..._ ...._ spokesman. y an no WAIJ lllilS ~ •
Ramirez reportedly was unharmed call a~d a $50,000 watlMI .b
in the incident, bu). was beina held .Wanek s atTCSt, tbe"spobsmd ~
against her will an~ feared for her life, ,: ~anek ~ arrested ~ a 'f'F!Y}
tht spokesman said. of kidnapptna, aMault..Wlda a __.,
Ramirez and Wanek apparently weapoo.c. felony fabe. jm .... a 7
were datina while Ramlf'C2 was andthenofafireannillladiO.He .....
separated from her husband some being held in the Rivenide c.ou.y
time ago. She later returned to her Jail today'; the police spokamaa IDI:
husband ~d st~ppcd seeing Wanek. Costa Mesa police said there me ,
The k:idnappma reponedly took several unanswered questiom abcMll
place April 19 when Ramirez •nd an the case and they are continuiaa to
accom~lioe alleaedJy ent~ the investipte.
Police thwart
--'speed' ta~-.
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of ... D.ilr .........
Huntinaton Beach police ~ltevc
sophisticated lab equipment they
seized Monday at a local dump site
was set up to ill~Uy manufacture
methamphetamine, the druJ com-
monly called "speed."
The cquipofent was found ID a
metal shed . at the closed Ascon
Landfill, near Edison High Schoot at
Magnolia Street and Hamilton Av-
enue.
Sgt. Carl Vidano said the equip-
ment was apparently seized before
any drugs were manufactured. He
noted that an elaborate venting
system could have released hazard-
ous fumes into the neighborhood 1f
the lab had begun operating.
Vidano said officials from Ascon
Propenies. which owns the dump,
summoned police after they noticed
suspicious activity at the shed. He ·
said the company was not involved in
the apparent drug manufactmias
plan. ·
No arrests have been made ill
connection with the equi~
which was valued at SS,0001 '°
SI0,000. Vidano said.
The narcotJcs officer said teVcnl
men approached the landfill
carctakeT about two weeks 1fO aDd
asked to rent the large metal shed b
st~ of paint. Vida.no said lk
carctakeT. whose name was wit.bbdd,
was not authorized lo rent &ht
building but did so anyway.
The narcotics o fficer said Police do
not know the identity of the men who
~t up the l~b. _He said the investip-
uon 1s contmumg.
Senate confirms
Stotler judgeship
By JERRY HIRSCH °' .. .,... ..........
Jury convicts Costa Mesa man
on ch-Id molestation charges
Coro11a del Mar anome) and
former Orange County Supcnor
Court Judge Alicemarie Stotler had
her appointment to U.S. Dtstnct
Coun benc h in Los Angeles con-
firmed by the U.S. Senate toda)
President Ronald Reagan named
Stotler to the judgeship Apnl 3
~nding Senate approval.
"I am pleased and honored to learn
that I was confirmed this mommg."
Stotler said. "I am really lookmg
By STEVE MARBLE °' .. .,... .........
A 41 -ycar-old Costa Mesa man.
who allegedly lured young boys to his
ramshackle trail~r with candy, beer
and porno movies: was convicted
Monday in Orange Coonty Superior
Coun of 12 felony counts of child
molestation.
Harry David Buckler was found
auilty of sexually assaulting four boys
between the qes of 8 and IS. A fifth
boy was unable to testify in tt\e three·
day jury trial because he bad s:hicken
pox.
Jurors. who took nearly two days in
deliberating the charges of c hild
molestation and oral copulation,
were hung up on a 13th felony count.
It was drop~d.
Buckler will be sentenced by Judge
David Carter June I. He faces a
maximum 40-year sentence.
Buckler was arrested last Occcm·
ber at the Aloha Palms, the Costa
Mesa trailer court where he lived. T he
(Pleue eee CONVICTED/ A2)
forward to starting service ...
But Stotler said she will have to
wait until June before heanng her fi rst
case as a federal judge.
"I have a pnvate pracute to finish
up and there 1s a lot of read mg that a
Judge 1s recommended to do when
appomted to the federal bench. And I
(Pleue eee STOTLER/A2) Allcema.rle8totler
San Diego Freeway to get two more lanes
Twenty years after its completion
linked Los Anaeles and Onanae
counties and sianaled the end of an
era for sleepy suburbs like Cost.a
Mesa, Huntinaton Beach and Foun-
tain Valley. the San Diego Freeway
aaain will be the subject of a m.Uor
. improvement projeet beginnina in
1987. -
The $52 millio n freeway Wldenina
project, which will add one lane on
each side oflhe freeway within what is
now the median, will stretch alo~ 2•
miles of tbe San Dieao Freeway ffom
lntcntale S in Irv'lne to the 605
Freeway in Seal Beach -where the
"*1way is wider by a lane -
accordina to Bill Wcldelc, a tcnlor
transi»rtation eQ&1 ncer in Caltrans'
S)rojcd development desian section.
Weldele and other Calt.rans en&i-
neen have bttn mcetina with rcsi-
denu in Westminstcr•nd Costa Mesa
"
KAIEM
KLEIN
PERSP£CTIVE
to explain the project and p.io
reaction.
The San Dieao Freeway. completed
between the San Fernando Valley and
the Oran~ County line in October· 1964. cames 100,000 vehicles per day
in Irvine and 200,000 vehicles per day
around Seal Beach Bou.levard, Weld·
elc said.
By the year 2000, • 20 to 2S percent
(Pleue ... SAN Dmoo1.u1 au Dt*-Pne .. ywUl beraenect ••rtina tn 1987 Ill &aa mllllon project. __ •
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A banner day for boats
T he 1984 Enaenada yacht race got under
way Saturday with colorful banner• flyln&
from the masta of the con teatanta• crafta.
The lut few yeara have eeen an lncreaae ln
•uch decora tion•, and thla year•• race
drew more of them than ever befor e.
TWA has requested permission
to fly out of John Wayne Airport
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From Al
increase in that traffic is expected, he
added.
The widening project was added to
Caltrans' sta1c transpon.at1on im-
provement pr<>1r3m last year and at
will be completed rq,ardleu of
whether the penny sales tax proposed
for Orange County transportation
1mprovemenlS is passed by voters in
the June election.
Most of the residents who live
along the freeway brought up ques-
tions of sound wall construction at
the mccung. according to MarJone
Fran. a Cosu Mesa resident who.
along Wlth her husband Joe. has
~pcarhcaded a dnve for a sound wall
between thr Santa Ana River and
Harbor Boulevard.
"f:verybody JUSt wanted to know 1f
we'd get the sound wall. how high 1t
would be and mostly when we'd get
11." Fran ~ad.
Weldclc said noise testing would be
done along the route to sec what areas
have noise levels hasher than federal
standards and ment sound walls.
"We will study noise readings at
residences. schoob, parks and
churches near the freeway," Wcldelc
\aid. "All tho~ that CllC«d FHA
\landards would receive attenua-
tion."
The Fratts have been notified that
their neighborhood 1s an clltremely
likely candidate for a sou,,d wall. The
walls average about 12 feet high,
Weldelc said .
"We're very, very happy," Frati
said. Her committee has been lobby·
ing for more than a year to have a
~und wall constructed.
"We just hope these next two years
Just Call
642-6086
will go h> qu1 ckl >." \he added.
Wcldelc ~1d the \Ound walls would
probabl) be con'itructed about the
same 11mc the frccwa) widening 1s
undertaken
The pract 1cal aspt"Cts of the widen·
ang proJe<.l will be lhl' subject of an
upcoming <,cr1t·'> of studies and an
environmental impact repon. he
said 0 At the recent meetings. Caltrans
official., .,ohc1tcd op1n1onson how the
JOb \hould be done and how the extra
l31le<> \hould be designed.
T cnta11vc plan\ have been made
forcon"ilruct1on crew\ 10 work dunng
1hc da) between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m and
al night. after rush hour. Weldclc
\aid
·• fhe nbJcn1 \ e during construction
1i. to handle 1hc )afc. efficient mo,c·
mcnt of traflit and lo provide a \life.
adequate workin~ area for the rnn·
'>!ruction l'H'w. · Wcldelc said .
"!°)orru.·11mc'> thoo,c two obJc<:uvcs
\Cem to be al odd~ -the traffic will
1ake a\ muc.:h room as 11 can get and
d1110 for the w ntra<.·tor "
Another l'i'iue being studied l'I the
pou1b1lih ol making the extra lane\
open uni). lo h1gh·-OC<.Uranc) \-C·
hides. like buo,c!>, <.:ar poo vans and
car\ carrying three or morr passen-
gers. Wcldelc \aid
The HOV <b1gh-occupancy ve-
hicle) lane\ have been \ucc.essful 1n
Northern t ahforn1a and on the San
Bernardino Freeway through Lo'
An,,clcs.
• On the San Bernardino thC'
rc~pon~ ha'I been excellent ... Weld·
cle ~1d "The pcoplc<arrying ca-
pac1t) of that one lane 1s equal to three
adJacenl maxed-now lanes."
The HOV lane also serves as a
patrol 1one for the Cahfom1a High-
way Patrol and a pl.ace for patrolmen
lo pull car& over for c1tat1ons or
repair\
lniually. the lane might be open to
cars carrying two or more people Just
10 ensure greater use, Weldele said.
"We are studying making 11 avail-
able to lwo or more al first with lhe
und<."l'Uand1ng that when the lane
traffic increases to capacuy 1t will go
back ro three or more."
E.ntrancc and exit points would be
r .. tablished for the HOV lanr al
vano1.1Skcl: locauons The lane would
ltkcly be delineated by a three-foot
buffer 1onc and rubber pylons plus a
painted double-double yellow stnpe, '
Weldclc \a1d.
l ocal response to the HOV lane ha1
been mixed, he ~1d.
"SomC' are supporti ng it
enthus1ast1cally and others arc
enthu\1ast1cally against 11. Our JOb 1s
tn gel lhe feelings of the people to he IP.
us 1n drc1ding how to use that lane.·
he ~Id
Much of the publK' has negauve
feelings ahout the HOV lane because
of the by-now-infamous Dtamond
Lane of iht mad-70s. Weldcle said.
The plan to 5et aside a lane for car
pools on the overcrowded Santa
Mon1C'a Freeway an Los Angeles was a
m1'ierablc failure that quickly col-
lapwd
The problc:m with the Diamond
Lane. Wddelc: said. was that an
existing lane was subtracted from the
traffic flow and restncted 10 car pools
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