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NEW~ORT BEACH
HB family flees ·:,yule tree blaze
4 escape u n hurtw hen tree explodes they explode," said Btrg.it Davis.a
Huntington Beach Fire Department
Pokcswoman. "There is no slow
burning process involved."
Blanton's mother were home when
the fLtC broke out, according to a
neighbor.
Napier. a 30-ycar~ld con truC11on
work.er.'
in flames; damage set at about 13,000
Sundats fire was rel)Ortcd at 11 :30
a.m. in a one-story home at 17101
Rotterdam Lane, rented by Lester
and Candy Blanton, Davis said.
Authorities satd family memben
noticed a small part of the Cbnstmu
tree was on fire and unsuccessfully
attef!lplcd to cxtjnguish it with a pafl
ofwatM.
Napier u~ the Blantons' prden
hose 10 putouimost of the fire before
firtfl&hrers amvcd. his wue Sue
Napier said. By PHIL S
Ofllle0..,"'4
A Hunungto Bcacb family es-
caped a Christ s fire that
consumed holiday 1J sand damaged
Coaat ·
A Fullerton man who lost
h+s famlly In an auto crash
has no joy at
Chrlstlmastlme/ A3
Coast residents reveal
their New Year's resot-
utlons./ A3
Callfomla
Thousands of visitors
begin to llne Pasadena
sidewalks In anticipation
of Rose Parade Tuesday
morning./ A4
Nation
Former Love Canal resi-
dents to split $20 mllllon
In settlements./ A8
Nation's perennial
procrastinators Issue
their predictions -for
1984./AI
World
The year 1984 was one of
disaster for the 500
million people llvlng In
Africa, and the new year
looks no better ./Bl
Viet, Cambodian troops
continue to battle In close
quarters near rebel
camp./A4
Features
.
Inventor Dave Johnson's
smog control device turn-
ed his family's fortunes
around In 1984./81
Sports
Adam Lockwood of
Estancia High School
does It all on the basket-
ball court. /81
Chicago and Pittsburgh
are upset winners In pro
football C:ilvislonal play-
offs./81
Mesa Verde Country
Club Is rated as one of the
toughest on the LPGA
tour./82
Entertainment
Miss your favorite soap
opera during the holiday
rush? You can find an
update today .I Al
Bualneu
Learning Annex turns
how-to Industry Into big
buslness./84
INDEX
Bridge 89
Bulletln Board A3
Business 84
Callf ornla News A4
Clai"tlfled 88-9
Comics 89
Croasword B8
Death Notices 86
Features A7
Horoacope 87
Ann Landers A9
Mutual Funds 8-4
National News A4
~ ~-A10 ~arazzl-A7 Potlce L~ • A3
Public Notices 86
Sports 81 -3
Stock Market• 85
T etevl8'on A9
Th4Nlttf'I A$-9
WNthtf' A2
World Newt ~4
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their home Sunday. And fire officials
today were warning other residents to
dispose of trees that may pose similar
fire hazards.
"Ory Christma.s trees don't bum -
Cyclist .t-
injured
• 1ncop
pursuit
Motorist escapes
after strikin rider ----· near police station
By STEVE MARBLE
Of ... O..,,... ....
A Costa Mesa man was seriously
injured Sunday when his motorcycle
was bowled over by a driver fleeing
from the California Highway Patrol.
authorities said today.
The driver. chased in to Costa Mesa
from the C~sta Mesa Freeway by
highway• patrolmen, managed to
elude the officers who stoppc;d to
render assistance to the injured
motorcyclist.
Shawn P. Ewing, 21. sustained a
broken leg whicfi required emergency
surge ry in the 9 p.m. accident at
Fairview A venue and Fair Dnve -
nearly in front of the~ Costa Mesa
Police Department.
Ewing's motorcycle was cut in half
in the accident but the young biker,
wearing protective headgear, escaped
life-threatening injuries. officials at
the Fountain Yalley Community
Hospital trauma center said today.
Police estimated the hit-and-run
driver was travelinJ about 75 mph
when be struck Ewmg's motorcycle,
sending the rider sprawling to the
roadway.
A Costa Mesa police sergeant took
up th e chase following the accident
but lost the hit-and-run dnver a short
distance later on Harbor Boulevard.
Police said the man was driwng a
yellow vehicle. possibly a Fora Mus-
tang or Mercury Coupr.
It was not immediately clear why
the driver was being pursued by the
highway patrol.
ihe mishap marked the second
time this month in tosta Mesa that a
serious accident allegedly has been
caused by!iddriver being chased by
Police. •
Candy Blanton, her children Dane,
2, and Sean. 7 months, and Mrs.
The residents then fled the home
and sou&ht help from neighbor Rick •
Fire dcpanmem sl)Okcswomao
DavtS said no 1nJurics were rcl)Orted
in the incident, but she said the blaze consum~ Christmas 11{ts under the
On Dec. I . the two Estancia High
School students were killed when a
21-year-old Santa Ana man reported-
ly ran a stop sign while being chased
"{Pleue eee.CYCLIST/A2) Coeta Mesa firefight re e••mlne wreck.age of downed motorcycle.
~~~~~n'O~~~~~~~w~oo~~.~~!~~.~~~:~~r.~1
or111eo..,,,....,. at 1:23 a.m. today at a residence on south of 17th Street m Santa Ana accident.
A 30-year-old Huntington Beach
man was arrested early this morning
on suspicion of vehicular man-
slaughter and felony hit-and-run
driving in connection wllh the traffic
death of a Westminster man on the
Costa Mesa Freeway, authorities
said.
Cloud haven Drive in Huntington about l0:40 p.m. Sunday when he was CHP investigators said the) found
Beach, according to a SPokesman for struck and knock~ into the north-Viola's unoccupied car 1n the parking
the California Highway Patrol. bound lanes by the impact of the lot at M1m1's Restaurant on 17th
Larry Dean Rowan. 30. was killed crash. according to the CHP. Street near the scene of the crash
as he stood next to his vehicle at the An earlier traffic accident occurred The) notified Huntington Beach
center di vider. It was unclear why moments before at almost the 1dent-police who arrested Viola.
Rowan had stopped his vehicle and ical location of the fatal crash. Rowan was pronou nced dead at
was standing on the freeway. according to the CHP spokesman. Western Medic.al Ct'ntC'r m SantJI
Rowan apparently was standing on But it is not known what rolC' it ma} Ana.
1985 promises
to-be Feal winner
for ex-publisher
~fore 1 wish you a very happy new
year. rm.afraid 1 am going to have to
ap&loaizc for having too much Per-
sonal reference in this installmenl of
Scarcblight. •
Ever since I first stancd wnting
Scareh.light many years ••o· I ha ve
tried to keep it purely Objective -
things of interest to the Oranac Coast
to Orange County, to Southern Cali-
fomi&.an<ta t&nlt hiltory.
BUl'"this rime, I want to claim the
.Pnvilqe of t~k1n1 a lot about "'a
personal matec1. •
So u we put the old year 198• 1o
fCSt, wc'rc v.elcomina 1985 -and
boy how welcome 1t 1"
To the best of my memory. this will
be the 84th New Ye.r's Day that I
have celebrated. As I tum back m)'
memory clock. I'm ccrt11n that l
know tht rcason this is aoina to be
such a very happy new )car for me.
As some of )OU know (and I'm
cc.U1 n many of you do bccai.i the.re
have been so many kind phone call
1nqu1nna ebout her) Lucy fkJI Bur·
WALTEI
Banoucu
rouan ha• been 1n Hoaa Memonal
ffQ5Pita1in1\tewport Beath fo Jnlj'rc
than a month with several seribu
1llne
The mo•t ~verc problem i that it
wa• nett sary to ptrfonn open heart
surscry. At ume be wa !dtembly
1ck. a a ~ ult of two anenal
b)'pa and 1 new m1tral vahe In
her hean. that many of us lhou&ht 'lt'C Roandtn& oat the year ~ere I01in.a her One niaht in p1n1cu· Vltllton to Rewport 8eacla net aad aUGJ
lar, I d1dn t howthedoctoTScould , .... _. .... 41 ~•-••erll.kew.tberattbe putlhcrlhrouah • ,--~e..-..ew-.
Many ol oo. both athol~ anlt Newport Barbor en~ on tbe lut (P.leue.aMWALTS~A.2) weeiend of 1984. P'om of tile fueeeken
..
tree be S1Jd the ftrc also c:autcd
extensive ·~~ <!amagc. DamalC was eru mated Ill' 13.000, with $8,000
to the borne and SS.000 to its
contents.
Red Cross offictals arranged over-
niabt aocommodattons for the fam-ily.
Davis said fircfidners belie~e the (Pleue .. ,qi;, A2)
Disney
bomb
plot
hinted
But FBI ls denyJng
alle ed terrorist plan
for New Year~ s party
By tM Auodate4 Prat
The FBI derued Monday that lb.ere
was a tcrrOri st plot to detona tc
explosives at Disneyland during the
park's busiest week of the year, bu1
officials indicated an investigation
was under way nonetheless.
..We're unaware of any terrorut
group invesugauon going-on Wl .... th
respect to Disneyland," FBI Special
Aacnt Fred Reagan said.
.. h 's not a terrorist plot at all," said
Special Agent Johnnie Gibson in
Washington D.C.
(Pleue eee Dl81UT /A.2)
~runks
·offered
rides ..
Pohcc and pnvate enterpri!IC have
1omcd h~nds to combat drunken
dn\ ing dunng the four-day holiday
that do~ out 1984
The choices being offered 10 the
Nev. Year's Eve celebrant arc cut and
"dt) .. -a fr~ nde home or a night an
1a1l. CareUnit. a nat1onal chain of
alcohol and drug treatment ~nten. is
offenng free cab rides to anyone who
has had too much to drink. People
talung advantage of the offer wiU be
taken home at no charge.
The CareC'ab will not take passen-
gers to another bar or party.
To arrange for a fTCC cab nde. call
(800)422-4143. Even Lhe phone call is
frtt. Las1 'fear. CarcUn1t proVlded frtt
ndcs to mort' than I 0.000 people in
(Pleue eee RID£8/ A2 )
KazooKoncert•sa
krazy okkurance
ROCHESTER. N.Y. (AP) -
"Za-zau-ta-taaa-ta" wll thUft..
der In downtown Rocheslw In-
stead of "mey old acqualnt8nC9
be forgot" on New Year's Eve,
when 150,000 people are ex-
pected to ring out 19M on
kmoos.
The "Kotossol Kommuntty
(Pleue ... KAZOO/ A2)
I ..
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... CQut OAILY PILOT/Monday, 0.0.mber 31. 1184 ---
Trial ordeied10r woinan
charged in 3 road deaths
WEATHER
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Sun to shille on "Rose Parade
A high pr~r• ar .. ewer the w.tem third of the United
Stet• will keep Southern Calllof)'\la cteer f<ld mlld with gutty
wind' through New VNr'1 and moet or t~. 'I • .._.\. A former Hunt1naton Beach ·~oman. blamed m a pre-dawn car
acciden1 that killed three Mt~ion
Viejo women. was arra1aned today oo
1u p\cion of three count~ of felony
man lauahter a,nd drunken dnvina.
Kym Larocll ~urphy, still bound
to a whcclchafr from inJurics she
sustained in the *pt. I 0 aceident near
Huntington Harbour, was orde""-d to
stand trial Feb. 19 on the felony
char&e$ dunng a hearing in Superior
Court in Westminster.
A sinaJc count of felony man-
slaughter carries a maumum of six
CON TI NUED STORIES
)ears 1n uue prison
Murphy, who now re 1dc) w11h lter
family in 0Anard. ·reponcdl) was
driving we t on Pacific Coast High·
way when her car crossed ovrr the
r d's dividing hnes and slammc-d
into a com~ct Fiat carrymg the three
Mission Viejo women.
Dawn Joy Utttrback, 18; Deborah
Lee Slemmons. 20; and Dume Mae
Druckrey, 21 wtre pronounced dend
at the accident scene.
Durin8 a preJjminat') hearing 1h1'i
month, it was disclosed that Murphy
hada blood-alcohol level of 0. I I -
pt<.1 '"'"r thl' ll'vrl lH wk11'h n molonsl
1 pn.~umed 1ntox1cat~. !Xput)'
Di lt1ct ttomey riwk1 Westra said
trace of coc111ne al were found in
the woman' system. ,,
Peter Urown, Murph} 's attorney,
said hi client had been convicted of
drunken driving about two mon1hs
before 1hc Pacific Coa!lt Higttway
accident. Hc-said she was driving on a
restncted hcense that permitted her
only to drive to and from work.
Brown did not say whether Murphy
was dnvina 10 or from work at 1he
11me
he 1o; free on $10.000 bail.
In Pasedel'la, temperatures will ~ In tl'lt mld-"01 when the
ROM Parade etart• Tue.day morning. but the merc:wy Wiii climb
to 72 degr ... by the time Southern Cal and Ohio Stale feee on 11'1
the RoM Bowl. the Natlonel Weether SeNl<:4t aeld,
The high preuure ayelem, centered over the central
ROfkles, wlll alao cauee local gully north to northeut wlnda In
the mountain• and below coaatal cenyona, the weather Nl'\llce
aald. The winds wlll guat trom 15 mph 10 25 mph In Loa Angele1
and the San Gabriel. SVI Qernardln~a d Sa.n Fernando valley• tonight and New Year'• Dey Lowe Wllr nge from 43 to 53. and
highs from 66 to 74.
Along the coast 11 wlll be moa y clear through Tuetday.
'Gusty north to northeast winds 15 10 25 mph In areas below
canyons. High• Tuesday 66 to 74 L w1 tonight 42 to 62.
U.S. Temps
Temperatur• 1Mlc.•t• !)fevlOUI
day • 1>og11 9l>d o-n19111 low 10 a • m
EST .. Le
"'~' 53 20 Alllvque<Qlle 4 7 28
Ametollo I 59 )7
Ha.nord ......,,.
Honolulu
Houaton
lnOIM\lipOlll ~City
la VeQM Aock L .
SI ti
03 .()2
79 12
75 17 .. «
32 31
57 M
81 44
53 47
51 43
Calif. Temps ~
San Betnet&*N> SW>Olllltlel
Hogfl ._ IQI 74 -· ending •• 5 Sen,,_
RIDES FOR DRUNKS •..
Business ignores
Olympic Games
traffic lessons Ancllotege JI 2i
A-....le 73 41
Attenle 13 52
LubOoci<
MempllOI -~NewO.IMM
~ u '° 13 37 H
1 m tooey Sani. ~
S...eralltld 49 •4 Senta Cnu Euieke 53 U T.,_ Va19y
Fr-47 43 Tonence
&4 44
... 40
.. 40 52 3t
.. 43
5t 37
'2 m
&4 44
llO 24 From Al
the nation. according 10 B. Lee Kam~.
president ofCareUn11.
"CareCab meets the problem nght
where tt happens -on the high-
ways." KBms !>aid.
The Com municatton~ Workers of
.. America Local 11 510 and Cooper
" Fellowship Recovery Home also will
provide 1ransponation for Orange
County drivers who had too much
''holiday cheer." ~
last year. volunteers drove home
over 100 people on New Year's Eve.
according to Ron Renish. Comm uni-
fy Services chair for the CWA.
Two telephones lines will recc1"e
• talls. 972-5653 (in English) and
972-7276 (m Spanish).
Rcnish said the service will dnve
anyone one-way in 1he county, but
... will not travel beyond count)' ltmllS.
They also will accept calls from
banenders. pany hosts. wauers or
wattresses for re\.elers "ho ma} not
know the) are in need assistance ID
getting home.
Each car 1s staffed "Ith two
volun teers. ID case the re' eler becom-
es "unrul)' ·-Ren1sh ~1d
."We're trying to save ll\C!>." he
said.
Mother Against Drunken Dm.ers
has suggested that ever) group of
• celebrators designate a person who ~ will refrain from dnnkmg and volun-
-; teer to drive friends home.
Laguna Beach police con1tnuc to
.. FIRE ...
-From Al
blaze was tnggcrcd b} C hnstma!>
ligh~he said the home was not cqu1ppe~" 1th smoke detector!> and
,:·said one firefighter obsen ed that the
, fire "would+,a, e been devasta11ng"' 1f
1t had occurred at night while resi-
dents were sleeping.
Famil) members told fir('fighters
the tree was purcha~d JUSt three or
four da}S before Chn!>tmas and wa!:>
kept in a "a1er-filled <:ontatner
But D:l\ 1s \aid mam tree'>
purchased near Chmtma\ Da) "'ere
actual!) cut in ~cptcmbN ~he said
tree trunks cut that long ago ma~ ha'c
sealed thcm!>elvco; and do not soak up
-~ water at their base .
• , Davis said aging Chnstma!> tree~
pose a fire hatard because of the
volatile comb1nat1o n of nammable
pine needle oil and dr) hmb~.
She uricd resident!. to dispose of
dry Chnstmas trees a~ soon a!>
possible.
CYCLIST ...
From Al
b) Costa Mesa pol1et:
Ruben Valle. arrc!>ted dt the !>C('ne
; of that acudeni later "as charged
with t'-"O rnunt\ of ..cc.ond-dcgrec
murder.
oOer their .. Tipsy Ta~1" service as
they do )Car muod 1n the Cit).
Persons who call 497-3311 will re-
ceive a nde home in Laguna. But
pohce caution that it's too late 1f a
motonst is pulled over for drunken
driv10$. Then the police take off their
taxi dnvercapsand the ride is st~ht
to jail. ' Other Orange Coast police depart-
ments are taken a more conventional
approach - a free ride to jail.
Area police have geared up for New
Year's Eve with patrol squads as-
signed specifically to seek out and
arrest drunken dnvers. Since Fnday
evening. when 1hc long weekend
began for many. more than I 50
people have been booked into Orange
County Jail on susp1c1on of drunken
dnving.
About an equal number ha\e been
booked IDto Cit) 1a1ls on the Orange
Coast.
DISNEY .•.
From Al
Asked 1fany 1nves11gat1on was thus
focusing on people other than ter-
ronsts. Reagan 681d: "Y cah."
"It's 10 progress:· he said of the
probe, "and while it's happening. we
JUSt can't even acknowledge Jhat it's
happening."
Disneyland spokesman Bob Roth
said he couldn't confirm the repon b>
City News Service that terrorists
planned to set off charges at the
amusement park to gatn worldwide
publicity.
Police Sgt. Jack Jansen ~1d he had
no information on 11. e1thl·r
"It must be top secret 1s all I lan
S3)," Jansen said.
Roth said the park wa!> gearing up
for .. our usual Ne" Year's E'c pan:,.
-11 runs from 8:30 (p.m.) 1111 3 a.m
w11h entertatnment and firc"'ork<, "
He conceded the rcpon might
hamper attendance.
.. We'd hke to set the record straight
as quickl) as possible. but we JUSt
don't ha"e the fact~ 'c1," he said
The Cl\iS repon ..i.ao; attnbutl'd to
sources "'ho asked not to be 1den1-
ified. -..
KAZOO •••
From Al
Kazoo Koncert." wrapping up
Rochester's 150th birthday year.
will be conducted by lsalah
Jaci<son, associate conductor of
the Rochester Phllharmonlc Or·
chestra.
"John Phlllp Sousa would be
green with envy," said Jackson.
wlto wlll wave tiia baton from the
Main Street Bridge.
"I can't wait. Who could say
no?" he added.
By tbe Associated Press
Conges1cd freeways ma) be ~re to
~tay, since employers who altered
work hours and deli wry schedule~
dunng the Summer· Olympics show
httlc-interest in making such changes
permanent. a s1udy says.
Dunng the two.week I.James. area
freeways carried up to 11 percent
more vehicles with 25 percent less
traffic congestion. according to a
study commissioned by the Southern
California Association of Govern-
ments.
On the two Olympic weekends ID
August, freeway traffic dropped as
much as 25 percent. wh ile overall
congestion plunged 90 percenc
But a sun'C) found few employers
walling to change work hours and
make other traffic allowances.
Atlantic C.ty 11 43
Austin 77 58
8"1tHNI'• 81 42
8'11ong1 ~ .07 Bir~ 74 61
lllemercit 07 ·T.I 8ol.-41 30 Botton 83 28
B<ownlYlll• 13 73
Buffalo 40 24
8u'11nQlon \ti 42 11
CelPe' 43 09
Cller ... lon S C 711 57
Cllattetton. w \t Ml 4 7
C/lll(IOtte,N C 71 63
C11eyenne 44 2$
Chtc119e> 3' 29 Cincinnati 54 411
Clevel•nd 43 21 Columbla.s c eo 411
Columo...1,0ll 48 33
Concord.N H 42 12
OeHu-Ft W0<tn 51 •I
D•t1on 47 se o.n..... 52 27 0.. Mo+,_ 29 20
Del!Oll 43 23 Dulutn -43 .oe
El PaAO 51 4 t
Even1¥llNI 53 49 Feirbenk1 OI -07
Fargo > .()II 15
OlilahofNIClly
Omaha
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St P•te-T.,,,.,. Sall Lake Cny
Seno\ntonlo
Topel!•
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WIMhlnQton Wleh1te
Wlllt•·BAl•e Wllmlngton.O.
3t 12
12 59
IO 32
711 50 42 41
82 Ill
41 34
77 83 32 30
&4 40 40 35
83 43
34 32 44 22
11 34
u.nc.si.. 47 " 'l'-11• Vty
Loe At1Q411e1t Ill 41 ----------~~ : : Extended Red Blolf 50 33
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Secr.,...,.to 43 33 WV.O. WednNd-V end thuncley Sel4n.. 641 35 HIQN in Ille mld.eo. to mid· 70. ui...
Sen C*gO 14 41 in Ille ml0•30t end 40e
Sen FrenctlCO 52 46 Sen•• awbM• '° 37 Tides Stockton o 40
Hlgll, '-• p<eetpltatto'I IOI 24 l>oura
ending et 6 p m Sun<ley • TOOA 't 811(8tOW 5 7 29 Fit at 111g11 5:09 a.m
----------Big Beer 83 42 Flrat low t2:27 p.m Bllllop 41 18 Sec.onO lllgll 1:34 p.m
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LOCATION HUl\tu\gton 8eecll RIY« Jetty, Newport
40\llStr .. t ~ 22nd Slreet, NewpM
Belboe Wedge Leoune 8Ncll
Sen Clement•
Water temp 57 s .... Oiroectlon aooJ-
am a.tAN 1·3 fair
l.3 QOOd
·2 good
t~ POGr
I POOi
1·2 llllr
1-3 felt
8tytlle 83 44 5-0 low 10:57 pm
Catelln• IS 49
len<:Ntet 47 20 Wft>MllOAY
LOnQ 8MCh 85 46 Flrltl ntg11 5:41 am 5 3 Meryavtlle 44 29 l'lrtl 1ow 1 ·oe p m o 4
Montovta 119 40 s.cono lllgll 7:31 p m. 3.3 Monterey !>4 35 Second low 11 43 p m 2 4
Mt wuaon St 34 Sun Mtl loday e1 4:55 p m . , ...
HM0tet 112 42 Wedneecley et 8.61 a m end •II ~
Newpot\ 8NCll : 83 45 et 4 55 p m
Ontario 14 39 MOOfl rie. 111 103 pm Mt9 111 1 51
Palm Sp<lnQI 17 39 • m. M6ndey eno· ,....; .g..,, ., 12 45 p....,.,., 14 40 a.m
Holiday revelers face increased police patrols
By the Associaled Press _ ...
You want todnnk? Have a free nde
home
You want to dme? The soft dnnks
arc on the house.
Want to do both? You're under
arrest.
For the four-day holiday kick1Dgoff
1985, those choices are being
emphasized 1n the battle against
drunken drivers. who all too often
become drunken kill~r.t..~-
Man:r Mates and towns plan stcp-
ped-u p pol ice patrol!> and roadblocks.
and tho~ caught driving while intox-
icated will in man" tnstances· be
!>UbJect to law~ that have become
notably tougher in the last fe"' years
.. For those that insist on bar-
hopprng. thl' troopers may ve~ well
introduce them to a fc-w new lnnds of
bars.'' said D. Roger Ledding. ch1efof
the Minnc'iota tate Patrol.
Bars. brewer~ and organ11a11ons
such as l\llothcrs Against Drunk
Dm ers are promoung the ''d s1g-
na1cd dn,cr ... one pan~-gocr "ho
pledges Ill \ta\ o;ohcr to dn' e in-
ebnatcd fncnd'> horm·.
In Wac;h1ng1on stali:. tbousands ol
··pan) pac.ket!>" ha' c been dis-
ROS£
BOWL
SI
tnbuted to liquor stores. schools and Davenpon, Iowa. owner Robert Pep-
shopp1Dg centers. They include 'Tm pers is offering to tow cars beforcthey
driving" stickers ... so people know get 1nto accidents. Drivers who think
not 10 push too many drinks·on that they have drunk too much can call for
person," sa id Sherry Frederick of the a free tow home, through Jan. 2.
state Liquor Control Board. "It's traumatic for us to go out
The South Carolina Beer Associa-every holiday and peel someone out
11on is asking bars and restaurants to of a car," Peppers said. "It ru ins our
offer free non-alcoholit drinks to holiday. and it's also hard o n families
designated drivers. and everyone involved. If we can save
KGW-TV in Pon land. Ore .. has one ljfe wi th this program, then 11 wi ll
distributed more than 8.000 buttons be worth the expense to us."
saying .. No Thanks, I'm Dnving," Yellow Cab Co. of Oklahoma City,
said sta11on spokeswoman Linda in conjunction with two hospital care
Coffey. units. 1s offering free Care Cabs
Dan McCarthy. a spokc~man for through Jan. 2. from 7 p.m. to 3 a.m.
Mar)land's state pohc<.'. said his In Salem. Ore., a dozen bars and
state's educational efforts aimed 10 taverns are offerin•g free taxi ndes
"makt' 11 soc1all) unacceptable for home to patrons who ask for them.
people to dnnk too much and dnve." The establishments are reimbursed
In New Jerse). 11 is legall) unaccep-by the Oregon Restaurant and
table to cncouraJe dnnking dn\.ers. A Beverage Association.
recent coun ruling held a host~1able -~ In Kansas City. MOI.. 1he year-
for damages caused by an inebl'1ated round TaXls on Tap program offers
guest \\ho got into an auto accident. free rides for the intoxicated. w11h
Delaware's Office of Highway Safe· fares sphl among 1hc cab company,
t) is suppl)tng two dozen breath the Coors brewing company and the
1cs1cr<1 for use at large pn' ate panics. restaurant or bar where passengers
The~ 're booked up through New were served, said Shirley McCanse of
Year's Da). said Rommel! Cooks. the Metropolitan Transpona11on Sys-
dcput) director of highway safety. terns Inc.
A.t Peppers Wrecker Service In For Taxis on Tap. MTSI uses
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Center to handle drunks, she said.
Since the program began in Septem-
ber, 40 restaurants and bars have
signed up and 80 people have taken
free rides.
The Alu minum Company of
America offered about 2,500 em-
ployees in the Pittsburgh area taxi
vouchers worth up to $25 for the
holiday pe~·od. "It doesn't make
sen'SC)q concerned about an
employee'-s fety on the job but not
in his personal life," said ALCOA
spokesman Al Pos11.
Police. of course. take a less
friendly approach.
In Detroit, 80 Michigan state
troopers have been trained to look
suspected drunks right in the eye.
using an experimental technique
called "horizontal gaze nystagmus."
The offi cers judge the level of
alcohol by observing tbe involuntary
Jerking of the eyeball. said Sgt. f:rank
Pierce. Suspected drunks would be
subject to other tests of sobriety
recogniLcd by couns.
The Pennsylvania State Police are
devoting 6.500 hours of overtime for
extra . patrols. with the help of
$144.000 in federal money.
NOTE float~ on d1\play at·Posl Parade Area
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Protestant, d<'' otl'd pm~ l'r' to hl'r
wh1lh we of 1hc famtl\ dpprl'l'ljtl'
vcn much Hut I rnn'1 lrrd1t rna\l·r
alnnc. Wt wl'rl' al'o hk''<'d ""Ith 1~0
famtl) phys1c1an'>Jnd \l'H'raf '>pcual·
''t' PanKularl). thNL' 1' no quc,11011
w1: had the hcst pair uf card1olog1~t'
that there.are anywhere -an.\ wherl'.
that's nght~
We also were blessed" 1th a team of
cardiac 'iurgcons. that 1ncludl'd an
anesthetist. All three unqucst1onabl)
are without pct.•r
Of course. that·s not quite accurate
rm afraid. but so far as I know. Hoag
hospital has a group of SI~ card1at
surgeons that are said to he 1ntcr-
~hangcable.
No mallcr. "e "ere blc<1~d -...11h
the best
I happen to known gr<'at deal ahout
this particular group bccau~ the} arc
the preferred group of cardiac 'ur-
gcons not only at Hoag. but al110 at \t
Joseph Ho'lp11al and on ran~ oc-
casions when a card1at surgeon 1~
needed at C haldren·~ Hospital of
Orange Count~. tht'I ~amc group
serves. l ha ven 1 mentioned 1nd1v1d-
UC Irvine alumni
dlre~r named
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'l'ar lnr me m~ daughter and 111)
grandsons. I hope) nu" 111 for~1vc me
You can real11c how truly grateful I
feel for Luc~ 's progrt'ss when I tell you
that m) first wife, Hazel Burrough.,
died 10 her sleep of a hean a11ack in
19"10. < ome 197 2 after m) goo<l ManM
friends introduced me to some lovd}
\fanne widow\. I decided I'd better
pick one of m} own k 1 nd so I picked a
sub editor -the editor of"-eckcnder
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)he has \un.1-.ed wh> I feel so gra1cful .
and wh} 1985 1s going to be a reall)
happ) new year for this old man So.
~ou will ttnderttand why I prochum
th•~ nl'w )'Car of 1985 th~ happiest
New Yl·ar's of all. aod I wish the same w you
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" l'!At> COVOltSY ~ I
Ju ~-N C,11U111 t AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHERN CALIP'
Rose Parade route Walter Burrougbs 11 tbt Pllot'i
founding publi1bcr. Here la tlle route for Tue.Mlay'a Toumament of Rosea Parade ln Pa .. dena. Related atory ln on Pace A4.
Pamela R. Johnston has been
named UC Irvine·,. new director of
alumni relatton~.
Phineas Banning Alumni Hou~. now
under construc11on on the campus D~ Piiot
Pttv1ously. John~ort was d1rcetor Ivery
Johnston i<1 rc,pons1ble for P!<>-ar.am~ conduc\cd throug.b the Office
of Alumni Rel1t1oos for the benefit o Vet'~ 24.000 araduatcs. In earl)' 1985
!.he and he1 stAfT will move into the
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for the Jules ~1e1n, ~~= lns1itule at
H LA~orto'tha\, w.i~dim:tor
of the UCLA Graduate School of
Manaitc-mc-nt Alumni As oc11u on
~hit do )'IHI llkt> about tltt Dall) Piiot? Whal don 't )Ou llh,,. Call the
numbf'r a l ltft and your mt H~t will bt recordc>d, traMertbNt 1nd dellvued
10 tbt appropriate t dltor.
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ORANGE COAST
D1ilyPUat
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Publisher
Frank Zlnl Karen Wittmer
Managing Editor Advertising Director
Roumary Churchman
Controller
Robert C1ntrell
Production
Manager
Donald L Wiiiiama
C1rculatlon -
Manager
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·--• Ortnge Cout OAILY PILOT/Monday, Decll1'Mr 31, 1914 *Al
Mormons set sober 'f1 ew Year!s parties
'What Is your New Year·sresol·
utlon thlsyear?'
An estimated 8.000 people will be toaatin& I 98S wuh
fruit punch and soft drink• toniaht at two New Year's Eve partJ~• sponsored by the Monnona at South Coast Pla,z.a in Cosut Mesa and the Brea Mall.
It will be the founh year that the Oranae County
stakes of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter4ay Saints
bas sponsored a dance at South Coast Plaza. It will be the
third annual New Year's Eve dance at the Brea Mall.
No liquor, 1mok.in1 or drup are allowed, and shirts
a!"'d li~s are req~ircd for the men and boys. Women and
airls wtll be required to dress "modestly, .. with no backless
, dresses or plunaina necklines. Pants also are not permitted
-for females.
Both dances will feature music for the youDJ and old
alike. Appearina at South Coast Plaza will be "Scandal "
"Shakee Jake" and "Stack." Tickets are required, and can
be purchased for $7 apiece for South Coast Plaza an~ $6 at
Brea. ·
Doors open at 9 p.m. with dancing until I 2:30 a.m.
For further information call 832-490 l. BtverlY Ulvu
lrvbte Peace act1v11Jt to •pea.k Boat repair 1Jtop oner
"To learn how to handle
stress better Jnd have a
better annude toward
people."
Alu Stark
Yorbl!Uada
Mauser
Trina Cornwall, an l ctivist apinst the deployment of
the cruise missle, will speak Thursday at the Alhancc for
Survival's Oranae County office, 200 N. Majn St., Santa
Ana.
Cornwall's speech, scheduled for 7:30 p.m., will focus
on "women against the cruise." She is one of more than SO
women who have camped out at the U.S. Air Force base at
Greenham Commons durina the last three years to protest
the deployment of the missle.
Fltneu cJau at YMCA
An I I-week class entitled "Flatten Your Stomach"
will be conducted by the South Coast YMCA beainning
Monday. The class will meet from 6 to 7 a.m. Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at the YMCA, 2778 1-B La Paz
Road in Laguna Niguel. .
The special fitness class is desianed to help
participants firm their abdominal areas and trim their
wahts through a desianed workout of the entire body. Bob
Orozco, physical education director at the South Coast Y,
is the instructor and more information may be obtained by
callina 831-9622 or 495-0453.
Art Lea61Je meet. In HB
Dorotby Jolmaon
Irvine
Clerk
"To have reaular hours
at work."
ADDeTlerMJ
lrvtae
Realtor
The Huntington Beach Art Leaaue will hold its
monthly meetina Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Edison
Community Center, 21377 Magnolia St., across from
Edison High School.
The 1985 slate of officers will be installed at the
meeting. Members are encouraged to participate in the
monthly show whic"h includes oils/acrylics, water col-
ors/pastels, photography and crafts. Prizes will be
"Be more thouahtful and
understanding of cvCT)-
one."
"To double my income."
' awarded to the winners of each category.
L Tom Connor, well known for his ~rtraits of animals,
will be the demonstrating a rust and will pamt a raccoon io
oils, whic h will be donated to the leaaue's scholarship
fun~. The public is invited to attend.
Parent. of gay• change •lte
. The Orange County chapter of Parents and Friends of
Lesbians and Gays will meet Thursday at a new location.
the First United Methodist Church of Orange, 161 S.
Orange St., south of Chapman and east ofGlassctl.
Onentation for newcomers starts at 7 p.m. followed
by the regular meeting at 7:30 and rap sessions until 9:45.
Call 964-4392 for further information.
Toa•tml•tre .. e•recrultlng
The Huntington Beach Las Olas chapter of Inter-
national Toastmistresses Clubs is seeking new members to
participate in its tested program for communication
training.
A beachcomber walk• lnalde a vehicle'•
track• while e njoyln& the aun at Cryatal
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Cove State Park. The aunny w~er l8
ezpected to continue Tueaday.
Mlcbelle Eppler
La(11111 Beacb
Mulcurlst
Terrt Harrt1
Irvine
Sau 1culptart11 Those interested in learning more about the
Toastmistress' self-development program are invited to
attend the next meeting Jan. 8 at 7 p.m. at the Gnnder
Restaurant on the comer of Golden West Street and
Westminster Avenue. Call Darlene Chaddick at 842-9569
or Velma Bolin at 536-2939 for further information
Christmas brings no joy
for fa th er of slafn family
.. To be unemplo,ed." ""'11ne 1s to qu11 smok-
ing. whi ch I wtll never do ..
India travelogue at OCC
A film on India will be shown Jan. 11 as the fifth
scasion in Orange Coast College's travelogue scnes
"Armchair Adventures."
The movie. entitled "Song oflndia," will be screened
at 8 p.m. in OCC's Robert B. Moore Theater on the Costa
Mesa campus. Admission is S3 in advance and $4 at the
door.
Future presentations in the series include "Den-
mark," Jan. 25; "Israel and the Sinai," Feb. I, "Pans and
the Seine," Feb. 22; "Tahiti and the Islands of the South
Seas," March 8; "Spring in Japan," April 12; "Mediter-
ranean Ports of Call." May 4, and "The Peruvians -
Ancient and Modem," May 10. Call 432-5527 for further
information.
By tbe A11oclaced Pre11
Chnstmas for Bob Trueblood
passed w11hout tree. bnght hghts or
JOY -he spent the hohda) with
mcmones of hu wife and three
children killed 10 weeks ago 1n a
drunken-driving collision.
"Sometime s I still think the) 're1ust
on a little trip to the mountains ... that
I'll be hearing them at the door an)
minute," said the 37-year-old Full·
erton man. "Sometimes the whole
thing sull seems unreal."
The man charged with four counts
of second-degree murder 1n the
deaths of Pamela Trueblood. 36; Enc.
11 ; Kerry, 9, and Scott. 8. said he
cannot block the traged) from his
mind.
CALENDA R
"I don't think my conscience can
ever get used to 1t," said Michael
Wesley Reding, 26. "It was a mistake
------with such monumental conse-
quences." -···· . . .. . _
before the accident. said he hopes his
case serves as a warning.
"I had heard about other drunk
dm1ng deaths. of course. but I kncv.
tt would ne'er happen to me:· he
said. "I would hope that other people
who think the same way don't make
the mistake I made."
On Oct. 23. Trueblood came across
th~cc1dcnt scene a few minutes'
dn from his home while searching
for ht family and two other children.
who were late returning from a
gymnasucs class at Cal State Full-
erton.
The Truebloods' Chevrolet C11a-
11on had bc!cn struck head on by a
Mercury Cougar.
Fullenon Sgt Ken Kepner de-
scnbed the mangled Cttauon as "a
holocaust."
Bnan 'Rector. 12. and Shaun
Ratcliff. 2. ndmg in the Trueblood
car. "'ere senousl) tnJured in the
crash.
"It really hit me when I ord ered the
grave markers You don·1 need them
unless the> 're rcalh dov..n there:· he
said
The Truebloods had been mamed
15 years.
"Even after all the time we v.ere
mamed, people would ask 1f we "ere
newl)-..i.eds We met on one of those
Chapman College 'semesters at sea ·
Our first date was in Buenos A.ires
She was the love of my youth. and
neither one of us ever real!}' gre" up.''
he said
Of the man accused of the deaths.
Trueblood said: .. , don't spend a lot of
time th1nlong about Michael Red·
mg."
"I think he's guilt~ of second-
degree murder and he should go to
pnson," Trueblood said. "If he
walked into my house and shot them
all. the) wouldn't be an) less dead ..
He said he 1s coping Wlth the loss
through religion and the suppon of
his and his Wlfe·s families.
Jobn "Buu" Collier
lrvlne
Jim Flluc
lrvlne
Monday, Dec. 31
Test showed Redrng had a blooo:
alcohol level of 0.11 percent. surpass-
'"$ the 0.10 percent legal hm1t for
dnvin$.
'SA( first.'! couldn't feel anyth1og:·
Trueblood said. "I was numb. But
when I got in bed that night and
realized 1 "'as alone. that's when I
hroke dov..n
"In ever) wa) that's meaningful I
died that night," he said "M> hfc
ended then. and no" I'm tn ing to put
together a nev. one ..
Professional pool playf'r Video store owner
No meeting• 1cbeduled Reding. who had left a bar ~horth
PoucE LoG
Burglars steal $1 ~500 in
, radios from Valley autos
Fountain Valley police say more
than $1 ,SOO worth of radio and stereo
equipment was stolen from four
vehicles over the weekend at the
Valley Park Apartments on Euclid
Street north of Slater A venue. •
Police said the four bu~anes.
which occurred in carports, were
discovered by residents Sunday . '
CoetaMH&
A shon. stocky man armed with a
revolver attempted to hold up a
waitress at Denney·s Restaurant.
3170 Harbor Blvd., but left empty-
handed when the waitress lammed
shut the cash resister and told the
would-be bandit she had triaaercd a
silent alarm. The failed robber. de-
scribed" as being .S-foot falT, wa t
seen runnlna down Harbo r
BOulcvard.
About $5,000 wonh of Jewelry and
~lectron1c equipment was stolen from
a residence on the 400 block of
Victona S\rcct. fhc residence ap-
pa~n1ly had been left unlocked. • • •
Foa.ntaln Valley
Someone sma hed a alass door
"early unday to buralari1e the Ncw-
hopc 01.count Market. 16040 Ncw-
horx-t The 1ntrudcn 100~ 8udwc1~rbeer hul aooarenth· oa~~d
morning. Officers believe all four
break-ins were committed by th e
same suspects. · 1
Using a coat hanger 'to break in .
someone buf'ilanze<h red 1984 Ford
Thunderbird. taking a S 135 radio.
Breaking a window to enter, some-
one took stereo equipment worth
$350 from a ~ige 1978 Volkswagen
Rabbit
'\ w1ndov. wa<; brolen to burglan/l'
a bro"n 1982 F-ord 'an ')1creo
equipment v.orth S800 v..as stolen
.\ window was alM> brolcn to
burglarize a !>1lvcr 1978 Ford F"1cc,1a
Stereo equi pment worth SJOO v.as
talc en
up S 100 in a cash box. An y add1ttonal Fnda) night on Appalachian 'trect
loss was not immediately de-south of Ln Naranja Coun. Someone
term1ncd. shattered a Wlndow and put t"o
A resident of~h~ 9600 block of La ~lled smol c bombs in the <ar
Granada reported Sunday that some-am age "J'-e'it!"!"~cd at SI 00
one stole his burgundy 1977 Toyota Someone stole a black :!6-1 nch
C<?rona, which tuuihcrn par.ked irUlis Huff) h1c~cle from an, open garage
dnvewar. The I~ c~t1matc~ FTictavonttie 11800hlod.orqoodale
$2.500. I\ chuc Tht lo'i~ wa~ ~•mated at
"'reSidcn1of1hc•r6Jooblock of an $ · • •.
Gabnel Strett rtponed Saturday that Soml·one pnM open a front door
someone broke a rear bedroom early Fnda\ 10 burilanze the Pro
window to bu~ruc his home. The Hair ( om pan}'. 546 Womer "'e
Ion included video equipment worth The lo"' e'11matcd at S 1.046. m-s 1,200 and JCWlCI)' worth S '50. cludrd ha1rcunm1 1001~. a lamp,
While employee~ .:,ere out 10 lunch. phone equipmtnt and ca h
someone entered a bu inc \ ~turda)
on the 18400 block of <\m1\tad t~t
and stole a brown purst thll had bttn
lef\ on the floor. The. lo mclude<l
Scars and Broadway a•n cenifi<'atc'
v.onh-Sl 20 • • • .\ n a f'l(lO l .. r n~ "ll ~ fl'll() rt C'll
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Th1C\C\ '>lolt' S7.000 1n JCV.CI , •
$2,000 111 '1dco equipment nd
SI ,()()() 1n m1~llnneoii item$ tt a
f'( Id nee 1f\\ thC' tlOOO blocl of
P ccmun1 •••
\inks "ere plugged. b.11hrnomc,
"'t·re flooded and the carpet v..a!\
damaged in an office at Rco Pla1a
21 Ob:! Brookhurst • • • -\n unlno"'n per~on c,hot 1hc
ll"' ncr·., cat in th e 00 hllX·I. of
< a'it1han. • • • -\ Rowe L,nion mototro\s b1nde
'alued at S80 was stolen 1n the ~boo
block of Oelaware. • • • -\ rear sliding glass windo" '-'as
pned open 1n the 18000 blod of"lc"
\loon and $450 1n cash "a' tolen • • • -\ rt<'>tden~ in the 21000 bllx:l nt
Aroolhurst Street was ransacked and
arpro\lmatel\. S2.500 in cash "a'
<,!Olen • • • \ S 'illO sten-o "as stolen from a lar
parh·d in an underground parling lot
1n the 6200 blod. of Edinger -\venue • • • \ m;rn "a" tal cn 1n10 lU~tod} at
\.kn' n\ drpanmcnt 'ilOrt 9811
\dam\ -\\l'. tor allcgcdl) II) inf to
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\tdeo ioiolmC' ma"h1ne at J 7-fle-.en
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( .ir thtc' C\ 'tok a hncfca\C con·
tain1n1 S4t'll 1 1n airline ltd.etc, S~OCI
\het'p,~tn car \C3t\ and a \'i'iO radio
from IH'M in .1 \ Jrfll.1rt JI tihf'lll V. amer
• • • 'umC'1>nc 'tok S ~ ~' l a'h lrom a rt''l1drn1~·1n the ~I ooo hh'<'I. ol Bc<trh
Bollie' ard • • • 1 h1t\C~ \tole Je"'rlf' anJ-,.,llllhc'
'.iluC'd at 7 .000 i'ln~t ~ lOtl in tll\h
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nalh · gl\ e m~ self some
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Irvine
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nes!>es \l l'rc hrokcn into 'aturda'
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bonng l '""I Prorx·n, \lan3gl'ml'nt
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.\nthon' Franl lln Ir' 1•,1ml·n1' -..and Dollar~' clopmrnt "·I' .11\t' hrnlo..t•n
into. but 11 I') nnl lo..n11v. n "hl'lhl'r
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Boule' ard . . .
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i...tn.'<'t apartment ~unda' • • • V. h<."\I\ Jnd' nm' v.~·n· renHl\l'd
from a I 41'4 \ '''l '" .llll'n Ratiti11
rarkrd "' a Ptnt"\ l("\I. ... ,f'('el a ran
ment ~aturd.l' • • • -\ )U\Cntk "3\ .Hfl'\ICd 1\0 3
"capon., , haf'\!C' 'a1urila' m·ar thl·
1ntc™'' t1on ,,f La,1 '\ .1lr lo..1p ,ind
falltng'itM \trC'CI r urthl'f detail'
"'('rt' una\ .111.lhk • • • • Tv.o men v.cre arre,tcd "aturda' at
Ma .\rthur Roule' un:t and the \an
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Rur~c. l\J "-Crr tJ~cn 1n11' t'U\tod'
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J\01lo hk
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'-lcarh S4,000 ''orth ''' J')("NinRI propert~ v. ' \tokn lr.1m 1 ph"'·
1uan·s rllBC' on < 1uleta Plllnt on
\p\gla ~ thll Poh1."'C' -.a1ll the th1c'c
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\llikn "hill 'hl' "3\ dancing . . .
\ man 1n J t'toat said someone
app.1rrn11' tired .1 <.hot at him 'as he
pa\!.r<l under thl' l 1do Isle Bndgc. He
..aid he heard J r"'P .ind that a slug h11
tbc 11ut~1ard moto1 on his boat
....._., c:r.11 rr\ldcn1' l1n Lido l<ile also
rc:portcd hrann11 gun Ii rt' "; . .
\quilt "11nh \I 'ill "a" 'itolen from
lhe t-ia, k nl a lJm\'X'r parked on the
Xltll hl1x lo.. '' v. e\1 naanfront
Man found dead
near Laguna v.'as
shot severa l times
. \ man "h1l<,(' hod\ wac, fo und
f ml.I\ 1n '''m<' hru'ih alongside El
f,H11 R1"1ad near Laguna Beach died
lrnm numaou\ gunshc.lt wound\. an Otan~l' < uunt\ C\henfr!. spokesman
'31J ltida\
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l <l<iUllo. ~4. of Lo' .\ngelcs had
,..wrartnfl\ gtrne unnouccd for~t Jo\\' he fore a Laguna Beach police
<'>fli,rr mJde the gnm disco' cry
The man camed no walltt and
1drn11llca11on hod lo bt-madc 1hrough
tintterpnnt'I, \hen ff~ Lt Dick 01 n
\;'Id
\uth1lnt1c\ u1d they ha"e no
m1111't fnr the la"nJ and did not
lnov. "ht thCT C"ttllo was killed at
lht tic v.hcre h1\ bod) .,,,.., found
Them n·, bodv v..a hidden 1n tome
bu,hc\ abou1 a mil~ ta 1 of l.quna
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'Visitors gather
for Rose Parade
PASADENA (AP)-The-thron~ were already pthenng for Tuesdays
Rose Parade during the weekend. but
for the first time in 30 years one
observer will be m1ss1ng -the
Ooodyear blimp.
Pohce shooed away the early birds
from the parade route Sunday, and
the wind took cart of the blimp
Columbia. causing it to rear back on
its tail fin Saturday as it was coming in
for a landing.
··1 guess you could call it a blimp
wheelie," Goodyear spokesman Paul
Urhauscn said.
A new fin "~ be trucked in
from Houston.;u)d it won't get here 1n
time." he said. r.
However, the FUJI Photo Film USA
blimp will still hover overhead,
pa:ov1din& aerial photo and television
coverage.
More than one million spectators
were expected to see 59 floats
bedeck.cd with 20 million flowers for .
the 96th annual extravaganza.
Some 125 million viewers were
expected to watch the parade begin-
ning at 8:20 a.m. PST.
A.Jthou~ many visitors parked
their vehicles on side streets and in
empty parking lots near the parade
route, spectators weren't permitted to
camp out on Colorado Boulevard, the
-main parade route. until noon Mon-
day, police spokesman Mik'e Guerin
said. · ,.
No arrests o r incidents had been
reported by late Sunday.
"It's been very quiet," police Lt.
Lynn Froistad said. "We have a lot of
people here in Pasadena o n the s1dt•
~treets along the parade route, bul
~veryone seems to be very cooperat-
ive.
Police Ch1efBob McGowan sajd 1n
a prepared statement Sunday that his
depanment would be vigilant and
that arrests were expected.
"The 224 people we had to urrest
last year rerrcsenti• a very small
percentage o the total number of
people who came here for the over-
night activities. When those that
cause trouble are removed Quickly, it
makes everythin4 that much better
for everyone else, ' McGowan said.
The arrests typically are for drunk·
eness or distul'btng the peace.
Overnight sidewalk campers will
have to brave temperatures 1n the 40s
late New Year's Eve and earl ·
Tuesday morning, but warmer
weather and sunpy skies were fo recast
for Nc:w Year's Day, said Betty Rio of
the National Weather Service.
Police predicted spectators would
d iscard more than 40 tons of trash,
200 vehicles would be towed away
and tho'Gsands of easterners watching
o n television would consider moving
o ut· West "after seeing the blue skies
and green foothills above Pasadena."
Man of tbe Year
Baeeball Commt .. ioner Peter Ueberroth la Time Maga-
zine'• Man of the Year becauee of what the ma&ulne cAlla
an •01ymplan' achievement in h1a role u bead of the Lo9
An1&elea Olympic Or1&anlztna Committee for the '84 Gamea.
I -Despite losses, family has the spirit
BAKERSFIELD (AP) -II was a
bad holiday season for Jesse and
Gloria Boyar but the Bakersfield
couple remain opt1mist1c.
Boyar's mother died from cancer
Dec. 2. and he lost his JOb the week
before Chnstmas. Boyar feels it was
due to stress over his mother's death.
The fam1I} didn't have much
money for Christmas, so they bought
a stn ng ofligh ts at a second hand store
Christmas Eve to brighten their "sad
and gloomy" hallway.
.. We got a good deal on them,"
Boyar said ... We didn't have the
money to buy (new) Christmas stuff."
The family went te C'hnstmas Eve
-~
services after putting the lights up.
While they were gone, the.. lights
caught fire and destroyed their home.
Even though the primary income
for the Boyars, two daughters, a son-
in-law and and a grandson was Mrs.
Boyar's $93-a-week welfare check, the
family had been planning a big
Chnstmas wtth presents thal quickly
burned up.
But the Boyars say the generosity
shown by Bakel"Sfield residenls eased
the losses.
.. They (the donors) JUSt gave us a
good spirit," Boyar said. He said he
can't guess how many items of
clothing, and how many bags of food
were given to the family.
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10th Supreme Court judge
necessary Burger cl~l1ns
B~ tbe Auoclated Pre11
WASHINGTON -Chief Justice Warren E. Burger says Vtrt';lally all
federaljudges are overworked and unde1 paid. and ~ecomme,nds ap~.intm~nt
of a 10th Supreme Court judge to handle the high c~urt. s. admm'istrat1ve
burden. Burger, in his year-end report on the state oftheJud1c1ary, pleade~ on
Sund. ay for legislation to relieve the high court of the duty to gran.~ full review~
to certain types of appeals. And he called i.ncw for creation of n temporary
tribunal to settle some conflicts among lower appellate. C<?uns. In a separate
interview published Saturday in the American Bar Association Journal, Buraer
also called for assignment oft I 0th Justice who would.hear no.cases, but would
handle administrative chores. A~ chiefjust1ce of 1he nme-Justace coun, Bu.11cr.
77, is responsible for the administration oft he federal coun ~ystem. tn add1t1on
to his regular duties hearing cases. -• 4.-.
Soviet blast recorded ·if'
WASHINGTON -Seismic signals, presumably from an undcrgroun,d
nuclear ex plosio n in the Soviet Union, were recorded by the U.S. atom,1c
energy.'1etection system last Thursday. an Energy Department spoke~man ~1d
today. The sifnalsoriginated at 7:50 p.m. PST.,on Dec. 27, at the Sem1palahnsk
test are~n Siberia, spokesman Jean Pruitt said. · . . Th~ederal governmcnr routinelY monitors and reports on se1sm1c tests
that the Soviets perform pcnodicllly. The Soviet government doesn't
announce those tests.
Baby found ln trash can
NEW YORK -A dehydrated newborn baby found wrapped m the
Sunday comics section and stuffed inside a garbage c.an was resc~ed b y a
woman emptying her trash lei.s than an hour before the..cans were picked up,
authorities said. The infant, a 6 lb. 3112 oz. boy estimated to be two to three days
old, was taken to Coney ISiand Hospital where he was stable and alert early
today said hospital spokesman Kenneth Kiernan. The abandoned baby boy w~ discovered Sunday moming when Camille Arena, 36, opened the family·
trash can and spotted what appeared to her to ~e body of an animal. She said
the cans were picked up 45 minu1es later.
CALIFORNIA
Flve found dead ln plane
BIG BEAR -A plane which vanished on a family outing ma snowstorm
.last week in the San Bernardino Mountains was discovered with a Bellflower
man and four young passengers dead inside. authorities said. The red, white
and blue single-engine Cessna 182. which .~a~ las.t seen Fri<lay taking off.from
Big Bear Lake Airport. was spotted by a C1v1l Air Patrol plane Sunday man
extremely rugged area near Siberia Creek, about I 0 miles. southwest of t~e
airstrip. "It's almost impossible to get in then::· Burnham said of the crash site
at about 6,800 feel elcva11on ... It's ext~emely vertical. with heavy veg~tation,
rock and snow." Rescuers had to rappel on rope from a sheriffs helicopter
down to the aircraft, where they found the bodies inside the wreckage -panly
buried 1n ne~rly five feel orsnow.
Salvatlon Army served mo.re -.
SAN DIEGO -Despite the decline an unemployment and a brighter
economic outlook, the Salvation Army helped out more people 1his Christmas
thaq.,in 1983, according to Norman Marshall, national commander of the
organ ization. "We served 20 percent more (nationwide) this Christmas than
last. We hadn't e~pectcd it," he said Sunday duri~g a visit to San Diego. "We
had a lot of families,'' Marshall added. "Maybe the poveny line is moving up.
And more and more people arc gelling caught under the line."
Klds throw rocks at flreflghters
PICO RIVERA -Firefighters battling a blaze at a generator factory were
pelted with rocks hurled by youths who fled only when sheriffs deputies
arnvcd, authorities i.aid Oeput1c~ were called when ~to 30 youths watching
the fire lfitc Sunda} from railroad lracks I 00 feet away began hurling rocks at a
par.sing train, then turned on firefighters around the burning Rosen Electrical
Equipment building "I thank one guy ~ot hit on the helmet and another guy got
his on the sho ulder. but we were wearing turnout coats so no one was hun."
said Los Angeles County fireman Ed Wood said early today.
Girl's body found offlsland
LOS ANGELES-The bod~ ofa girl swept awa) by ra1n -'iwollcn Ballona
C reek on Dec. 14 hac, been found by fish<.'rml'n near San la Cru1 Island, nearly
70 mile-; from where !>he d1sappcarl'd, uuthorat1es sel}. Dental records identified
1hc bod} found Saturday ac; that nf I I-year-old Jill Sandy, police Officer Ross
Bloom ~mVAn auto psy by the Santa Barbara County coroner's office
1nd1eate~c Culver City girl had drowned. he added.-Bloom said investigators
could not 1mmed1atcly explain how the body was earned so far.
. I BAT-mobile on the prowl
LOS ANGELES·-The BAT-Mobile will be on the prowl in advance o f
the New Year's holiday<. bu111 won't bcocc:up1 cd by Batman and Robin looking
for bad guys. It w11l 1he Los Angeles Pohc:c Depanment and its Breath Analysis·
T est vehicle looking for anyone who's had a few too many for the road. Sunday
ni~ht the 8AT-M\'.>bile was assigned to the Hollenbeck station. and about JOO
drivers were expected to pay 1t a v1si1. The vehicle. also known as I-BARS for
Immediate Baal and Release Sy~tem . 1s rotated among LAPD d1v1S1ons. Its
advantage l'i that it can process anyone arrested for drunken driving tn just a
few minutes.
WoRLD
' Viet, Cambodla troops clash
NONG SAMET. Thailand -Vietnamese occupation troops and
Cambodian guerrillas fo ught at close range in the border resistance camp of
R1th1scn today, the '\even th 5tra1ght day of combat. Thaf military sources said.
V1e1namc5e troop!. were holding firm 1ns1dc R1thisen and fighting also was
reported around at ll'as1 fi vl' other guerrilla bases alons lhe Thai-Cambodian
hordcr. Thai and gunnlla sources said. The Thai officials, who were
monitoring developments from _the Thai..('ambod1an border. said fi$htlng
resumed lhi'i morning after bloody weekend clashes that pitted the an1llcry-
backed Vietnamese ag.1in\t ant1-communi'it guerrillas who are trying 10 retake
their largest camp.
Thousands attend PLO leader'• funeral
AMMAN, Jordan -About 5,000 people chanting Islam's battle cry of
.. Allah akbar .. (God 1s great) turned o ut today for the funeral of a moderate
PLO leader who was .assassinated last week in the Jordanian capital. Fahd
K.awasmeh'~ coffin. wrapped in a red , white and black Palestinian Oag. was
placed in a flower-draped jeep bedecked by portraits of the victim, who was
gunned down rn front of his home aturday by assailants using silencer·
cQu1pped pistols. tfe was a member of the PLO's citccutive committee.
Quake kills 20 ln Indla
NEW DELH I, India -A maJOr earthquake rocked northeastern India
loday, killing at least 20 people", inJuring more than 100 others as huodreds of
mud thatched hutsco llapscd and hridgcs and highways were damaged, official
re pons \Sid. Reports from the area said the quak¢ knocked down electric poles,
snapped communicallon"hncs and razed thatched huts. The earthquake,
measuring 6.0 on the Richter scale. shook C'achar district in remote Assam
state early today, said P.K. Das, d1rcctorgencral oft he National Mctereological
Department. Its epicenter war. placed at near the border between India and
Bangladesh. ·
Mexico riot controlled
Plfl)RAS NEG RAS, Mexico -Arm.Y troops controlled this border city
early toda y and patrolled fo three <)thcr c1t1cs after violent politi~I proteits
here that kined at lcas1 one ~rson, HlJurcd about 80•and desl~i~ the
municipal buildina, Both the rww Ql3JQr... ('ailos JuaristiScQJ..ic.n..o Una ln~titutional Revolutlonaj'\I Pany-(PtU), and the opposition candidate who
claimed ht was robbed of victory said they want calm restored to this city of
I 00,000, acro~s the border from Eagle Pass, Texas. J uansti Scptien, who bcains
work Tuesday. pledged Sunday t hat "the PRI will try not to provoke a
confronta1 ion" w1th the opposition Nauonal AC'UOn Party
Bomb .klll• 6 In s. Afnca
WINDHOEK. South-West Afncu -A bomb blast blamed on black
nauonaltsts scckana independence for this territory killed five people and
wounded IS today when h sh"ttcrcd a small-town po 1 office, authoritict said.
Security forces announced in W~ndhoek, the capital of South-We t ~frlca -t~crntory alM> known ns Namibia -that the 10.po\ind bomb went off lu
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. 7.49 to 22.49. Plaza Blouses,
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Al Oral}OtCoatt DAILY PILOT/Mond,.y, Oecember31, 198' ..
Perennial procrastinators predict predictable
PHILADELPHI .\ (AP) -Walter
Mond1lc, despite numcroui. "Hart
attacks." will "''° the Dcmocnallc prcs1dcnt1al nomination and will
carry all but 4~ )latc!I uaamst PrC'll·
dent Rcapn, who will outluv. lluss1a
forever.
That's JU$! one of the v. h1ms1cal
predicuons for t 984 1!1 ucd toda) b>
the Procrastinators' Club of Amenca.
whose forecasts have never been
RUFFELL'$
UPHOLSTERY, IMC.
fOf TIM Rttl 0t TOii lift tm HARBOR 900 .. CO$TA MlSA -54t·ll$6
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wrona. thankS'to the 20..20 v1s1on
offered b) hmds1&ht.
le!> Waas of Runt1n1don Valle),
who founded the club 28 )cars aao.
admitted that the procrastinaton
"rcall) don't take too many chances."
For the past l S or so yearsl. the club
has issued its forecasts 1or each
calendar }ear on the last day of that
year. he sa1d. "By makina these
predictions late, we have.an edae."
Waa!I, who has been tryina to aive
up the club's rems for years but hasn't
aonen around to holdina an election,
said the aroup has about 4,800 card-
carryin& members around the world.
A half-million people believe in the
club's motto-if it's wonh doina, it's
worth putt1na off -but haven't
aotten around to sianina up, he e timatcs.
About the only nations that have
no members are Spain and Mexico,
Waas said. "Because of their ·man-
ana ' (tomorrow) philosophy. they
don't need the Procrastinators'
Club."
Here are other Procrastinators'
Club predictions for 1984:
•Mondale will select as hi5 runnma
mate a feisty woman whose persona,
as the vice president's wife put It,
"rhymes with rich."
.. avings of10 tq 70°0 on everythin~. Tomorrow. New Year' Day. is your last
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Hoepltallsed
CBS newsman Mike Wallace
waa hoepltallsed In New
York In atable condltlo
Sunday aa.tterm. from a · hauatlon the network Mid
Sunday.
Love Canal
residen•··
get money
NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (AP) -
About 1,300 former homeowners in
the contaminated Love Canal neigh-
borhood will be paid a total of f20
million to settle lawsuits over
chemical dumpjAg there, a lawyer'
said today.
The awards vary from person to
person, with the terms of the settle·
ment prohibitina the homeowners from disclosing the amount they wiU
receive, according to one of the
homeowners.
While one former resident called her settlement "disappointing,"
another said her "hat is off' to one of
two lawyers for the residents who
.1irranged the settlement.
Thaf"-'ettomcy, Richard Lippes,
who atong with attorney Stanley
Grossman represents 94 percent of
those who filed suits blaming the
toxins for cancer, birth defects, emot
tional upset and property damage,
said today that letters specifying thet
awards wer~ mailed over the week~
, end. J
L1ppes said the homeowners woula
receive a total of $20 million, which.
would be deposited in a Buffalo bank
for withdrawal by the individuals 40
da ys after Jan. 2.
Lippcs said he wasn't sure how the
defendants in the suit -Hooker Chemical and Plastics Corp., Oc-
cidental Chemical Corp., Occidental
Petroleum, the city of Niagara Falls.
Niagara County and the Niagara Falls
school di strict -will decide wh o
pa ys what percentage of the award.
"We don't know who's paying
what," he said. "We're not P.nvy to
that information and we don t care."
Former resident Loretta Gambino, ~ho developed a malignant mouth
"'rumor, said, "I'm very disappointed
in the settlement. The amoun\
awarded docs not justify the injuries l
went through."
But another former resident, while
acknowledging that her award will
not pay for the mental retardation of
her I I -year-old daughter, said, "This
1s at least better than nothing. "I think my lawyer (Lippes) did a
very good job," said Barb Quimby.
who now lives in nearby Grand
Island. "My hat 1s ofTto him."
Hooker. a subs1d1ary of Occidental.
dumped more than 20.000 tons of
chemical wastes into Love Canal for
decade before abandoning the dum
an 1953, when it was sold to th
Niagara Falls Board of Education.
school and housing development
were built on the clay-capped dump.
Under terms of the settlcmen
announced in October 1983, th
plaintiffs detailed their injuries t
state Supreme Court Justice Josep
Kuczynski, who then determined th
dollar amounts to be awarded eac
resident for medical damages, men ta
anguish and property damage.
Lippes said the judge's decision
cannot be appealed.
In announcing the settlement last
year, Occidental Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer Armand Hamme~
said it "is not an admission of an y
negligence."
"W¢chosc to seek resolution of th•
suits out of court even thou~ tht record clearl y supports our position,·•,
said Occidental spokesman Michac
Reichgut. "There was no negligence
on the part of the former Hooker
Chemical and Plastics Co. m dispos-
ing wastes."
The Exclusive
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faahlon dHlper from fkHrly flilla
p~olt hu new
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Investigation
Schnook.le the cat tnveatigatea a bold chlc-
munk he came acrou while cha•ln& leavea n
hi• backyard in Scottavllle, N. Y .
TV show host honored
for respecting South
RALEIGH. N.C. (AP) -Go\. Jim Hunt has
designated Jan. 2 as David Letterman Day in Nonh
Carolina. saying the television talk show host has helped
J1spel unflattering stereotypes about the South and
promoted love and understanding "for man·s best fri end,
the do .. ··~avid L~tterman has helped bndgc better com-
munication between North Carolina and the rest of the
~ountry," Hunt said an an official proclamation.
Letterman "personally escorted a visiting Nonh
Carolinian through the streets of New York City on
national television to promote better relations between
the two states," said Hunt's proclamation.
The proclamation also cited (e~erman·s promotion
of "lo ... ·e and understanding throughout North Carolina
for man's best fnend, the dog." It said he has ''helped
protect the young adults of North Carolina b} encouraging
them to keep off the streets and stay safe at home late at
tught."
.... Or•~ge Coast DAILY PILOT/Moncsey, December 31, 198.C A.7
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EDITORIAL A 10
Invent~~n ~f smog-buster device
turns family's fortune arou,nd
Father's first claim to fame.
was nuke plant safety system
By LINDA CLARK-PUGLIESI
Three years ago Dave and B{!_ty Johnson we~ fired
from a design engmccring firm for taking Father's Day off
against their employer's wishes.
Dave Johnson was vice president of engineering and
Betty was a computer operations manager for the
company. . -
Living 1n a rented house. they had $3,000 in savings
and owned nothing. Dave's company car was 1mmed1atel}'
repossessed. Two their three sons lived at home and
Bett} had recently u chased a new car.
By August 19 I t · r sa ings had run out, a highly
unexpected plight or Joh who could ha vi expected
success and jo6 security afierllis 1969 invention of the
Plant Protection System foi;. nuclear power plants.
That December Betty Johnson became iJI and was
hospitalized for a month.
In January 1982 they leamed they were $40.000 in
debt. Their hospitalization insurance expired when they
lost their jobs.
During the months of unemployment Betty took
various part-umeJObs. Dave was getting service work as an
independent contractor of engineer design, but couldn't
get companies to pay their bills. Companies that did pay
took as long as three months.
Ultimately. a company 1n Mission VieJO had a special
design need that tumed the Johnsons' bad times of
1981 -82 into the success they arc in 1984. Dave and Betty Johnaon •how device that
.. Beatie Enterpnses had been buying cars from Europe adapta imported ca.ra 811Ch u 111636 BMW
and needed help to get the cars federalized for resale in the
United States," said Dave Johnson. banker who liked what he saw and loaned them SI 0,000.
Never having seen a fuel injection system, Johnson . · Now they are grossing,11 quaner ofa m1lllon dollars in
told the company he ·could do the job ... because of my sales. They have two facilities 1n Laguna l:.f ills and 17
kno~edge in electronics and hydraulics... employees.
What resulted was Amencan !echnol~~Y of an afte~: Between 1965 and t 981 lhe Johnsons tned and failed
market electronic fuel control unit. The smoi-buster at numerous types of employment and self-staned ~ystem allows foreign-made cars, independently 1mpo!"led businesses
into the U.S .. to comply with EPA standards on Amencan ·
highways. · Whale worlong for Boeing an Seattle. Dave Johnson
The prototype was installed on a car bound for San and a friend fo rmed a company which tried to gaio small
Francisco. Its impressed owner asked the Johnsons to government contracts for electro mc developmeJ?L Man-
make him two more aging to get one contract they designed a landing ligh t
Collecung the money up front. the Johnsons were able system for a sea plane base That was the beginning and the
to parlay their profits into I 0 units they manufactured in end of that effort.
their home. More profits were parlayed into more circuit For Dave Johnson inventing a Plant Protecuon
boards. They took their plan and the prototypes to a local System for nuclear power plants was JUSt another
assignment. He said he JUSt happened to be work.mg at a
place when a PPS was needed. And he had the right stuff
An introven by has own descnpuon. Johnson
completed the Job without fanfare and without seeking an)
special awards or recogn ition. Aside from mentioning the
achievement in his resume he dad not explort it. He did not
get a promotion. And. still. he did not own the house he
and his family lived in. ·
An amazing fact about Johnson and has design
engineenng accomplishments as he has never eamed a
college degree 1n electronics, math, ph ~ sics or chemist!")
His vocational schooling in Washington state "as
interrupted by the Korean War He Joined 1hc Coast Guard
and trained an electronics
After the war he went to "ork for Boeing and attended
the U nl\ ersit) of Washington.
.. I worked in solid state research at Boeing and learned
we were 20 years ahead of the un1vers1ty where we were
only learning about vacuum tubes. I became bored wtth
my classes and JUSt couldn't attend ao~more." said
Johnson
As for the Johnsons' ne"-found success Bctt} said.
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and Soveretan. Ja&aar, at rear, to En-
vironmental hotectlon Aeency •tanda.rda.
use our success smanl) We want to create bagger business
and more jobs."
··aecomtng what we are today requarcd .. a very stron~
personal commitment from both of us at the same ume;
said Dave Johnson. ·'When we thought we had gone as far
as we could. we pushed ourselves further Dunng 1981 and
1982 we really wanted the brass nng. We could Stt It, but
we kept ndang past it. Theo we grabbed It ... The best thana
about our success is lhat we have remo"ed the authonty
that other people had over our hves. And that has given us
a great freedom:·
1984 has been a \Cl) good >car for the Johnsons.
Adnauseam?
ROCHESTER, N .Y. (AP) -Rtchard9on-Vk:U
Inc. might know wood, but tt doeen't know
grammar, according to the Sodety tor the
Adwancement of Good Engllsh.
''Nobody knows wood M good,'' a ~ tor
the compeny's Formby'• w()()d.care products, '-
runner-up for SAGE'• 1984 Ounoe Cap of the Veer
award.
The Nashville Songwriters As9octatJon won top
dishonors "for Its persistent display of Jaw
standards of literacy In song tttles and lyrics."
A Rlchardeon-Vicke seoretary In Tennessee
said the stogan has been ch&nQed to, "No one
knows wood as good," but company officials were
unavaJlable for fUrther comment. •
Past winners of Ounce Cap of the y..,
lnclude:Wendy's lnternatlonaJ Inc., 1981, for, "Aln'1
no reason to go anyplace etae~"Kratt Inc., 1982, ror
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"We're not fantast1call} wealthy. We are successful. but we
arc not a bottomless pit of money. I hope "e are smancr
After-market electronic fuel control unit i• than that.
known to car ownen u a "•mog-~r." "Our ages and our life expcn encc ha\c prepared us to
such phrases as, "It's more ctH111ler," and Mitter
Brewing Co .. 1983. ror. "LeM catorlea," and, "Us ex-blg~s woold rather drink Lite beer." #
Partylq Ttcktocken Krlattn Hanaen, left, and Jill Yoima jolned trlk Ban.en, Jim and Cheryl Young, h08t Tom Hammond. Candy Bud&e. Shirley and Swift T orrance.
ational Chcirity League making bid in Laguna
"We're really tickled. We made S 7.000 and at was
ur first fund-raiser," said ADD Hu1en, president o f the
ew Laguna provisional chapter, National Chari ty
ague.
Karla and Tom Hammond opened their Laguna
1guel home(on the edge of El Niguel Country Club) for
he holiday auction attended by more than 250. (The
ventng before they entenained JOO employees of the
Hammond Co).
Lynwood Wllder(husband of Pem)conducted the
live auction following the silent auction of handcrafted
ltmtrma tented area around the pool filled with Ooatina
floral amnaements.
"He'sa great auctioneer. When he gets gomg,Jle
~ounds like a tobacco auctioneer." said Hansen of W1lder~t;>ickeilltp his skills during Harbor Day
School auctions.
' . With Wilder were childre~AUl10a, an elghth grade
T 1cktocker who outbid the other guests for n reindeer
yule lot. and Jimmy.
Olheuuccc ful b1dderso1 the event cha1rmanncd
by PllyUJ1 lera were Biii 8ud1e (pasta from Wendy
H11Hron~a month for sax months). Pri1c1Uaand
l\auey~ Draper(fi vc hours in a trctch hmou inc).
Norma and Mike Hel111 {catered dinner for 201 n thcu
Bilek-to-back putJ-ct.er Karla Hammond
1reeted Phylll~ Kem ud AlaD Baoeea. -· home}, wlft (Illa nl~bam• l• Spee4y) and S'1r1•1 •
Torruce(a unset Harborcnnsc)and Am and Ertlr
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11aiU7D Steele &Dd daaOter Jana foend a
cosy apot to cbat by tbe tire rtna.
HHHll (a CabNge Patch doll)
lot af-.o mcn tt•d on full-ten th mink over their
holtda' tim•n a~the' panied(\\tneandhorsd'oeuH'C\I
according to Hansen ·· 11 "'as a ch1lh "' enmgand there f
was ice on top of the can " hen the' akt "Cn tee brou8hL/
them up·· .•
.\mong the othergue~ts were Dona1 and Jim
Loomis, Otuyl and Jim Vouog, Wa)'1H' and Diane
Hoaser. Kr1stl11 Han ea, Dardle Dunlap, Valene Hon.
Dlua and RooGeblhlg(she·~ T1d.lockercha1nnan).
MuUyn teele (she' a former i\o CL board member~ ho
was.-tn c:harac of debutantc balls) and daughter Jana, and
Jane and Tommy Colden, "-hO "ere SUCl'C r~r h1ddt'1'
on dinner for six at the Rust) Pehc~n
•TOuHhaittcnuppon tbe&Uct Paa Laguna
Beach .\n \1uscum and La bran 'p«1al Olvmp1" tht
Frtt0101c Human Opttonsand Orange( oast Riding
Center." <\nn Hansen commented
"\\ e ha' e 100 membe~ no~ and IOOT1ck.tod.e~ Oho a s1stc-d at the auction) Futurt plan\ include a
membef'h1p tea Ul .\pnl While "C arc' 1pro\1s1onal
chaptcr"ecannot hinca dchutante l"i II hut on June
at the R1t1-Carlton.v.c "1U ha' ea ~n1or T 1c ktockcr
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'Night' falls from da)rtime schedule
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ALL MY CKILOREN: Ju)t h tithlr) 1~
c11lltnJ lad, Bob am"cs and H1lal) hani1 up Hilar) and Bob t1'11ppcd 1n a Cl\C·tn
Lanai<'\. !trading therel.tue, ul\a~1m• that I\
sn11kr" hnt un lus trail. Adam~> s that hi\
ti11t wile ·\hbca was a drug addict. Adam
spe nds t hnstmas Eve alone f'yn1h1a.
awar(' thut Oat~) 1s bug 1n1i the room
m11kc111 look u though she and Palmer art
having an affair. Daisy gets Palmer 10 buy
Cynthia a houS( of her own. PalmC'r
Jealous "'hC'n Paul Martm bnngs Cynthu1 to pitrt) Brooke· fumes whrn she ltarns
her co-host makes 1wicc the money she
docs. Sheila and Greg set wedding date.
Cltfl'funous when he realizes Liza stoic his
TV scnpt but Nina refuses 10 listen to
Chffs uplanauon that he rth1r~ Liza
becauS(' he was m a....tili>d Eugene stops
Fronk1e from eati ng poisonous plant
Kelly and Linc ll!T home for Chnstmas
ANOTHER WORLD: Ton) be11ns 10
1Tahze that Krystal ma) not be all she
seems. Cass manages to 1et Kat~leen's
brooch bed .. Cathn and Sally decide to
wed on Valenunc's Da) LalT) suggests
that C'athn JO•n the police aCJldcm)' Ada
and La help C'atltn gif\ Sall> with cabin
Mac dares Carl to come after him. not his
family. Carl vows to make Sand) pa~ for;
his betrayal Carl sets up scheme to make
Mac shoot himself
AS THE WORLD TURNS: Frann) no
longer loves Jay the way she once did.
Lionel's anaina problC"m lessening. Diana
convinces Cal to marry hel' and 10 allow
her to adopt Jill. They get all the way to "I
do" when Cal realizes he can't go throuah
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fordy intends to JCt Frankie back no
matter what. howma up at pnrty. Paula
clo1m1 she's there 10 tell about her new
bQok. Myrna and Trey want to stop book
pubhc1111on. Hal ha' attack while dancing
with Kelly. Kelly calls Thomas at Sloane's
party When Tre) answers the phone and
rcn>an11c' her voice. he pleads with her to
tell him where she 1~ but )he refuses.
Chant) Blake. an an ex~n. tells Kelly
she's a \Cl) talented an1st. Zed learns the
letter to Julie has not yet b«n found
When Ronni returns to v.ork and 1s rude rn
Rick) ZC\J firrs her ud promises
\C\crancr pa) bu1 ~he wants S:?S.000 1n
return fbr the letter
DA VS OF OUR LIVES: Carlo remains
1n cnt1cal cond111on Eu&enc introduces
Calliope to his mother but fears that Callio~ will not measure up to his
mothtr's c\~tattons At Blond1r"s. Kimberl\ approached by someone from
her pas1 \\ h1lc talkina w11h Bo. 1he man
SS)S tha t he "as oner Kimberly's ''john "
Thr underworld learns of Nr11's whcrc-
abouh Carlo's grandfather appears on thr
scene and threatens 10 kill Neil 1f Carlo
dies. Marlena has a nrw adm1rrr. J1mm}
Porterfil'ld. Megan plans to gel nd of Ho~
any wo) she can.
EDGE OF NIGHT: Sk}' helps Ravrn
11vc birth 10 a bab) girl. Beth and Miles
mam Brth and Lu reconcile Geraldine
agrees · 10 marry ~I af\cr he signs
prenuptial avecment. Sky forJ1vcs ~I for
tl)1ng 10 steal money from him Raven
and Sk) find frnc1n sword on their
doorstep (Final cp1 e I
GENERAL HO~I : Monica learns
that Edward's fearful 1hat tella 1s going
~nile Whrn C'cha 1s a1uicked on the
wa1Crfront while skctchina. Jimmy Lee
rescues her Grant upset v.ben he spOts
J1mm} Lee and Ccha together at the coffee
shop Brock 11ves Bobbi new ~nthouS(
for Christmas pm.cnt Donnell)' makes
certain that Scorpio finds ~allct w11h
phone number that 1mphcates Peter
Donnell) nervous "hen Mana comes to town Fchc1a and Frisco decide to
mamcd but Frisco later becom
when Donnelly sends an er gift to
Fehc1a Jake warns Mo he can't give
her any 1nforma11on abo Jimmy Lee's
financial hold inp.
GUIDING LIGHT: Rick decides that
Mind> 's too sclfi'sh and Roxie's the 11rl for
him, allhouah she's now dattna someone
else. Al count ry club, Roxie with Tnsh to
meet Kyle Tnsh lea ves to help with Billy
Jr's homccomina. Roxie nervous when
she !,CCOJnlzes K)le Kyle wants to bed
down with Roiue but she rebuffs him
"So compelling and convincing you can't
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Ph1hp tells India he doesn't plan 10 spend
'Olrinmas Eveoranyothcr nuiht w11h her.
lndua ly1n&Jy tells her father ihat she and
Ph1hp have wonderful marriqc. An·
nabellc and Tony spend Chnstmas Eve at thccotta~e. Trish &Cl$ hef\y aoodniJht lu s
under m1 tie toe from Ross while Gina aetJ
a ~ck. Tmh realizes Gina has. a crush oo
Ross. Beth tells "Lenny" (LUJBCk) how much she loves Lujack but she can't be
with him until she can ~c him. Nola gets
Jonathan's guardian to come over. Guard-
ian says hC' doesn't know real parents.
Jonathan admits he knows Quint's hot his
real dad; he JU't hoped he was
LOVING: Gwynn and Tnc1a surpnK
everyone by returning home on Christmas
Eve. GW)nn tells Cabot that her husband
Clay spent aJI his money pn other women.
Cabot, feelina sorry, dcddcs to help her
Gwynn II vel') smua that she's lncked
Cabot. GW) nn wants Tncia to vie qa1nst
Lorna for JOb modchna with ~llh Tnc1a
would prefer the simple hfe Kate warns
Ava not 10 tr) and get Jack 10 marry her
Stc"e meets Tnc1a and they're both
smt1tcn Ste' c ~tunned that Fa1hcr Jim
\liOUld treat him so well after Steve's father
HalT) shot him Dane tryma to bnna
wedge bet~ecn hana and Ann Dane sull
hopi ng to get pro"<y Ann Jealous that C'abol 1s so good 10 Mike while g1 vin11
Dane cold shoulder
ONEUFETO LIVE: Becky's co-worker
rcahus that Lou has kidnapped her. He
goes after her. Later, Becky spou Asa but
doesn't know who he 1s. Alex refuses to be
head of the crime council. When Cassie
al most electrocuted at the theater, ~ob
realizes it's because of Alex's connectibn
10 the syndicate Cassie, who's not
seriously injured. avcc~ to move out of
theater Newspape r reporter thinks
Michelle psychic. ~hlah. rushed to
hospttal after falhna off horse, rep1ns
consciousness. Rafe and Delilah thrilled
that she is still carryi ng Samantha's child.
Laurel decides Larry 1s the man she wants
and IO\'eS Joy decides to ao to M11m1 With
Ken. Donan denies le> V1ck1 that she
blackmailed Akx into 11vm1 larae dona·
uon Brad IJ'cs Connie cnaaacmcn1 nna
for Chnstmas
RYAN'S HOPE: Muaacr enters
Siobhan's apartment Siobhan finds a way
for Mae'"c to escape. Mugger holds a knife
on Siobhan. telling her that he saw his
mother w~lk awa) w11h a Santa Claus one
ni QC'Ver return Siobhan pleads
With him that her son Scan nttdi
mother La1et O'l1.&Utr breaks down sob
b1n1 S~dney decides to act herx'lfmv1le•
to Mu s Chnstmas pany. Sydney tells Ptt
she can move 1n w11h her. Jae13uell ne'
come-ons to Rick prove futile. Katt
dec1dn to move mlo the ton. Pru i
1hnlled that Rick's asked her out for Ne'
Year's Eve. ~lia heads for Califom1•
dcc1dina to do a line of nud.e bumpe
1t1ckers. Bob decides to leave New Yori
and head 10 California with her. Franl
miffed when Jill agrets to go to Max·
Christmas pany
SANTA BARBAK"A: F1nd1na a blood
stain on Lionel's coat, Muon believe
Lionel knows about Channina's murde1
On Christmas Eve. Lionel arTCsted and ti\
Lockndges celebrate Chnstmas at th.
Jl tlhousc., Lionel and his son Warren hav
a hcan-tij.hcart talk about Sophia. Lion
cl's bail 1s set at SS million.~z an• Augusta sell some of the verc•
treasure. from the sunken ship to ra sc th
money. Mason deh&hted to tell hts athc
C.C that Lionel kllfed Channtn arin
that evidence found by Maso ay b
traced to Warren. Augusta and L1ont
decide to protect their son at any cost.
SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: With th
help of the stncken and barely con1ciou
Kentuck)'. Liza lands the plane. In th·
hospital. Kentucky hides the doctor'
news from Liu - that he may no
recover. With T.R.'s adoption finalized
Lloyd realizes it will be impossible to tel
her that she is his dauahtcr. Lloyd doea tel
Chase and Alex. who want to reclaim thcl sister. The "murder with merrimeni
pany'' aoes accordins to the plans of Jo
Stu and Warren. Justtnc arrives with ncv
&!amorous look that acts attention fron
Cagney and Suzi. A drunken Ju1tin1
returns to Suzi's pan~With the instnic
tion card and weapon planted by Warren Suzi finds Justine and fires what she think
1s a blank gun but 11 1ums out to be the rca
th1na.
YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: Laurc1
secs bathina suit pictures Sean took an<
doesn't remember posin& for them. H1 sidesteps her quesuons. Neil tells Pa'1
Joanna can't come to Genoa City yet
malon& Paul believe Joanna, "Lauren'1
mother," 1s unfcclina. Joanna ~s a cop•
of Lauren's video. She realizes Lauren 1i
arown up and feels she doesn't need 1
mother anymore.
'Cop's' still the tops
among new movies
LOS ANGEL~ (AP) -The sc1cncc-
lictton epic "Ou e" drew fewe r viewers
over the Chnst as holidays than 1n 1ts
o~ning week while: "Beverly Hills Cop"
again 1opped the box office compe1111on.
C"arn1ng SIS 7 million 1n five days.
"Bcverl) Hills Cop." stamna Eddie
Murph). has earned Paramount SS7 .S
m1lhon 1n three weeks
~spite d1scoura&Jna reviews. Un1vcr-
sal's "Dunc" held on to 5eeond place 1n ns
second week w11h S4.8 m1lhon. ed11na out
the Bun Rc)'nolds-Chnt Eastwood vehicle "City Hc:at" wluch pulled in $4. 7 m1lhon
for Warner Bros. and also held steady a
• third place for a second weekend.
The most su~ssful of the holida)
newcomers was a 44-yur-old animatcc
film about a marionette. Disney's "Pinoc·
ch10." 1n its sixth ttissr.ae, returned Sl E
m1lhon from Fnday throup TuctdJy.
Goldie Hawn's "Protocol" aot a )).4
m1lhon reception to bold seventh place fo1
Warner Bros .. while tbc Michael Keaton
pnptcr comedy, "Johnny Danaeroualy;·
debuted 11 ninth place and returned $2.S million to 20th Century FoA.
It'• a funJUled fantasy. And a whale ol u amldlll'e.
It'• Dtan.y'• ..U·dme eluate -bacll for dM bolldafl. ..
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Orafl99 Coa1 DAILY PILOT/Monday, Oeolw'nber 31, 19M. A9
Turning over a new leaf
perfect way to st~rt year
DEAR READ-
ERS: Tomorrow I)
the bea1 nn1na ofa new year. It's 1he
perfect ume to forse t
old grudges. wipe the
slate clean and start
agnin.
All•
IMDEIS
Have yo u been
wanting to lose 10
pounds or 201 WcU, go ahead and do it. You and you alone
arc rcspons&blc for what 1oes into your mouth. Your
clothes w&ll fi1 better and the victory will do a lot for your
self-esteem.
How about giving up 1hose nasty. v11c-smeLLing
cigarettes that stain your teeth and fingers, foul your breath
and bum boles in your clothes? They cost mooey that
could be belier spent to buy some oflh~ things you need.
Sure. tt 'sdifficult. but n's the greatest gift you can give
yourwlf-and your fam&Jy.
Arc you trying to pose as a .. soc1aJ d11nker·' evco
though you know deep down that you depend on boo"Ze to
give you courage. mlfke you forgetorgjveyou a lift? If you
dnnk for any oft he above reasons. you·vc gota problem .
Make 1t yo ur No. I pnonty in 1985 to ltvc without liquor
-and I mean no1adrop. Be big enough to admit you c~n·t
handle 1t and w1sc enough to know there 1s no way to
compromise. Most people can't do 1t alone. AJcohoLics
Anonymous is 1n the phone book. j\nd it's free.
How's yo urd1spos1tion? Has arguing with family
members become a way ofhfe? Have you falle n into the
habit ofbeing s~1rtongued to the people you_..&o to school
with, worlr. with and rnlly care about? W1 lomorrow to
soften yourlanguaac. h will impro\ie YOW' rclatioolh.ips. tri veto be mott considerate. more petiern and \est
mu~ . • mile more.The tourpus wbobu no smile to save
need1youf'l.01vc &t to hun.
& &ood to yourttlfin \be comina year. Learn to •Y
no. Don't &el so overcommitled, d1uy0 bu1y that you have
no tjme to do the thinp that give you plcasutt. SetUldc
some pr«1ous mo men ts (or rounelf. People who are compctentandeffec:tJvcarepnme~foroverwotk. lf
you allow too many people to take a bite out of you, there
wul be notbin1 left
Makethe new yeara heal\by and happy one. H.ow lona
has ll bccns1nccyou·vebada physical? Haveyo11 been
putlln& 1t off'because you are afraJd orbed oews1Walk
more. Walk.Ula requires no equipment, no 1nstrUction.1t
costs nothJng, and it's wonderful for yournrculation.
Make a point tOJJve thrcecomplunentsevcryday.
You W111 be surpnscd at the rcactton. A kind word can do
more good than you'll ever know.
Wbcn you feel troubled and overwhelmed and don't
know what to do, ask the Lord to show you the way. I can
tell you n works. If you have1ft med 1t, don't knock it
Let all gossip stop with y~u. CMry1ng talcs can cause a
great deal of pain. Rcmcmbertbatold saying: "Hewbo
steals my purse steals trash, but he who steals m~ &ood
name ennches himself not, and makes me poor indeed,"
A newyear11the perfect ume fora new beginning. We
can all be betterthan we arc I'm delcmuncd to go to work
on theaspcctsofmyhfe that netd improvement and if
everyone who reads th 1s does the same. the world is bound
to be a better place. Welcome. 1985!
• Organi;zecj crime has never beerrthis disorganized! "BEAUTFUL 10 BEHOLD."
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Ot.noe CoMt DAILY PILOT /Mond-v, December 3 l, 1"4
"This year's Tontoawardgoes to Jeane Kirkpatrick -a woman who
apparently thinks her triumph areal/ herown but who etroublesare
the result of sexual discrimination.··
Happy NeW Year
from all of us
at the Daily Pilot
In a few hours, 1984 will be history. As you look back on it,
we at The Daily Pilot hO{>C you will find that we provided you
with.important informataQn., enlightening columns of opinion
and a little entertainment along the way.
There have been a lot of changes in this newspaper under its
current ownership; changes, we hope, that have set The Pilot
back on the course it sailed in the days when founding publisher
Walter Burroughs was at the helm.
Mr. Burroughs, who writes a column that appears on this
page every Tuesday, is a concerned, active leader in the
community. He published a newspaper that reflected his
philosophy: A newspaper should first serve the community that
supports it. It is a responsible philosophy ~net one we endorse
heartily. .
Affecting changes in a newspaper is always slow and
frequently painful, for both the staff and the readers. We
appreciate the positive comments we've received this year from
people who agree that what we're doing is worth the trouble.
Our progress this year has been considerable. We've worked
hard to provide more local stories than we've had in the past,
often changing the entire face of the paper from one edition to
another so the news delivered to your home is the news about
your city, your schools, your police and your neighbors. We've
refined our definition of news a bit, focusmgon information and
immediacy and de-emphasizing soft feature stories in the main
news columns. We've put a harder edge on The Pilot this year
because we believe that. above all, our responsibility is to
inform.
This year, we've begun writing editorials on local topics five
days each week-something no other newspaper circulatjng on
the Orange Coast can boast -and we've launched:a weekl y
teetion devoted exclusively to news of the boating community.
Written by Almon Lockabey, the premier boating writer in
Southern California, and published every Thursday, this section
is unique, informative and deals with subjects significant to the
lives of many of us who live at the edge of the Pacific Ocean.
We added . the Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoon strip
"Doonesbury" to our Comics section when it became available
in September (the angry calls and letters have finally stopped).
and, on our Opinion page. we've added the conservati ve views
of William F. Buckley and the wonderful, sometimes whimsical
observations of Ann Wells.
All these changes, we think, made The Daily Pilot a better
newspaper in 1984 than it was in 1983. Our promise to you is that
we will strive to make it an even better paper in 1985.
The first big chan~e will appear on Friday, Jan. 11 . when we
publish the first edition of our new, expanded weekend
magazine, Datebook. Datebook will include all the features our
readers have become accustomed to findi ng in our Weekender
magazine and will incorporate many of the features that now
appear in our Friday People section. Alongside Calendar.
Beverly Bush Smith's restaurant reviews and stories about the
movie and theater, will be Style Editor Vida Dean's popular
Paparazzi column. Bett y Po rter's new column about Orange
Coast folks - A Walk in the Sun. television li stings, Ann
Landers' column, probing and provacative articles by Datebook
Editor Scott Hays and much more. The attractive format uses a
lot of color and eye-catching graphics. It was designed by our Art
Director Steve Hough. We think you'll like it.
As we continue to improve The Pilot in 1985 we will be
guided by the principle that our newspaper is your newspaper. If
you think we stray from that. let us know.
Happy New Year from all of us at The Daily Pilot.
••
TV ad for truck's exciting,
but he's not rushing to buy
What's the reason
behind smashing,
crashing anyway?
The other day I happened to be
watching TV, and a commercial for a
small pickup truck came on. There
was a pitchman, who was standing
beside a white sign. I forget what his
pitch was, but it had something to do
wuh a quesuon, hke .. Whafs the best
picku p you can get today? ..
He paused, to gjve you a chance to
sa) to yourself. perhaps out loud.
.. Gee. let me think now. What 1s the
best pickup available today?" · .... ·~
If yo u've seen this same com-
mercial. and happened \O.be dttp 10
thought in response to his question.
what happened next probably scared
hell out of you. With a tremendous
crash and a squeal of brakes. a small
pick up backed through the wall.
cxactl) next to th is guy·s head. It
apparcntl} missed this guy by inches.
but he never flinched. He then
sauntered toward the camera. and
another pickup raced ,to the spot
where he was just '·standing, again
barelv missing ham.
He·s the very picture of calm and
aplomb
His luck is soon to run out. They
<;wing a sign at him and he ducks! It
misses again by rnches! Bl_\T WAIT'
It <;wingc; hack. and clobbers him in
BILL
HARVEY
the back of the head.
I knew they'd finall y get him.
Not to be outdone. another pickup
company opens 1tscommcrc1als with
a man standing on a pretty big. but
uncl uttered, se t. Hc·s also talking
about what 1s the best pickup. Just as
he mentions th e name of the truck.
ooc C.lls from a height of at least 12
feet (it's not visible 1n the picture unttl
1t falls) and misses him by such a close
margin that his hair is mussed by the
slip stream.
The truck bounces a few times .. and
he slowly walks ahead to a point
where anoth er truck fa lls and misses
him again by inchec;' At this potnt, I
was so conce rned for the guy's safety
that I considered calling the TV
station and yelli ng for th em to tell thi s
guy what's going on1
He obviously docsn·t know that
they're trying to squash him.
I don't understand why he doesn't
know. When you drop a truck from a
height of 12 feet . it makes a terrible
ruckus. I've seen people who were
totalJy oblivious to what's going on.
but they had ingested some sort of
magic potion that made them lose all
interest in anything other than the
poetry present in the hills and valleys
of your average com flake. Any of
·ttrem would have been totally in-
capable of reciting the lines of hype
that this gu y was spouting. Their
vocabularies were generally limited
to ··wow. man!"
This~uy was too slick for 'cm. They
never did get him.
A.f't,er ~ was all over, and I ~ot to
t~n1cing about the whole thing. I
asked myself what they were trying to
get me to do. Were they tryrng to
conVJnce me that if I bought one of
their trucks I too could drop it from a
height of 12 feet? I've owned a few
trucks in my life. and somehow. it has
never QCcurrcd to me to drop one.
Were they trying to rouse me from
the stupor that TV commercials
usually bestow upon me? They did
that all right, but to such a degree that
I was too excited-Lo remember what
the brand names involved were.
In the end. I had to decide that they
were trying to sell me a pickup. They
d1dn·t, however, manage to convince
me to buy one. They did manage to
convince me that there were two
things I would never do.
One was to apply fora Job as the guy
in the commercials. This guy ob-
viously leads a charmed life, far more
so than mine has ever been.
. The other thing I'll never do 1s buy
one of their trucks.
With my luck. I'd gel the one they
had dropped.
ColumnJ1t Bill Harvey Jive• La
Hutlagtoo Buell.
Wh t , d ·J... Themob'sNewYearfest
a 8 goo enougr-i ·111·k 1 f '11 11,ttl fl -t for frogs is OK for us WI 1 e Y a a .. ~ e a
'
Can you \t.'t.' ~our-.ell 1n the middle
of the pond. '>ltt 1 ng on the leaf of a
water Il ly'' You mu Id clo 11. Rruce. 1f11
were· a V1rtnna lil'v kaf of South
America. One \uch 'leaf alont· t0uld
SU pport you afloat
Mongolian'> don't get bald
The more 1ntel11gen1 the prostit ute.
the earlier her age of rctrrcmcnt ~o
conclude rc!.Carehers who've under-
taken studies Our Love and War
man. who's also undertaken stud1ec;,
notes their report w11hout confi rma-
tion. What the wo men arc w1tl1ng to
reveal to researchers. he feet ... l'i not
conclusive He files 1t alongside the
quest1onna 1re that asks psych1atnsts
to list how of'\en they make love to
their patients
v
Q. In what suhJCO, \tat1st1call~. I\ a
51udent most likely to get an "1-\' .. ,
A. American History. That 'iUhJe't
in which said student 1s mo'lt likely to
1et an ··F ' arc English.
Q mong actor'>. what determine'>
L. ~(' status?
~Whatever ~tis the most ticket\.
hc\t fhu> show business pt•onll'
know onl~ names. of stare, appear
aoovc· t1tlt'\ All othcr'I arc '>Upp<>rting
rx:rformcr'>. Thi-.. 11..10. ,., a rnl)nC\
matter
r ra1.·k stars are gc>1 ng to get a nut her
h1g boost come the 1985 01 rmp1c'i 1n
South Korea's Seoul. Fi nale, arc
sc heduled for earl~ morning there
That's TV's pnme ume here
Th1rt)-nine m1lho n people ha\l'
c,ened in the lJ.S m1lrtal")' si nce 1776,
and 10 million of them are strll alr "e
( on'i1dcr that as ) ou plan the pay·
ment of veteran•·.' benefits for the nC'Xt
war''i 'iUrv1vof"'. 1fany
rhat correspondent who chu rned
there arc only about 10.000 robots at
work 1n the lJn1ted ~tates did not
make the count on Monda}. I suspect
In New Hamp'ih1rc -remember
ttm -it"s against the law to pawn the
t lothes off your back.
Cioldfic;h need aoldfish. The fish
rc\Carchcrc; say they've learned the
lone goldfi'ih gcu neurotic.
\.\·\"lll NGTON -fon1~ht. cd1n1n0uenceafterthc l97 1$unshot -
wh1k mil lions of America n families wounding of Colombo and his death
celchra lC' their hopes for a brighter in 1978. the famil y is suit regarded by
nrw yt•ar. the champagne will be a Jaw enforcement cxpens as perhaps
li11k flat for the "families" that make the third strongest of New York City's
up the C 'o..a Nostra underworld. f}ve cnmc families.
If th1:y're at all realistic. mobsters ·Two of the Colombo bosses.
JACK
AIDEISOM from bo'is to button man will be Carime Persico and John "Sonny"
toas11ng each other, not with "Auld Franzese, arc already rn prison. and
Lang Sync:· but with a mournful the latest indictment names Persico
rend111on of"Thosc Prison Walls Are on bribery counts stemming from his •A Colombo "eal>o" John J.
Breaking Up That Old Gang of current tour in the (ederal pen. DcRoss, is accused of using his
Mine·· \ Herc arc some other developments position as an official of two rcs-
Thc numbers a'lone are enough to in the new year that should mute any taurant workers' union loc.als to
chill any underworld fcstiv itic~ In merrymaking by the Colombo crime e~tort money from such Big Apple
1981 there were 515 convictions of famil y tonight: restaurants as Cafe Ziegfeld on West
organ11cd cnmc figures; in 1983. •On Jan. 28. Martin Hodas. a 45th Street and Ciro's at One Lincoln
there were 1, l31. And many of those famil y assocuue known as Times Plaza.
convicted were high-level mob boss.-Square's "Kma of the Peep Sbow," •Frank "Bcansie" Melli. a family
cs. hke Carlos Marcello of New will be sentenced for his role 1n an ··soldier," has been Ch&J)Cd for his
Orleans. Frank Balcstncn of Mil· attempt to flood Canada with hard· role in the alJeged fencing of $2.2
waukec. Russell Bufahno of Penn-core pomoaraph1c video tapes. million in stolen Amex watches and
sylvan1a. James T. Licavoli of Detroit •Gerry Lanaella. whom the G·men $700.000 worth of Orient.aJ art ob-
and Eugene Smaldone of Denver. have 1dent1ficd as the boss of day-to. jectsstolen from the Robert EJlsworth
("There goes Frank. thcrt goes day Colombo opernuons, faces Gallery in Manhattan.
Jim .... ") . . charaes that he con pi red "".ith a •Another family capo, Benny Aloi.
But even the 1mprcss1vc figures concrete•workcn' union offil1 I to has been charged with loan-sharking
don't tell the wh ole story. As FBI exton 10 New York area fi of -charging the owners of Srlvie's
Assistant Director Oliver "Buck" amounts rangina from $7 ·to clothing store in New York City_~
Revell told my associate Tony Capac-S29,000 since 198 1. percent wcokly 'interest on a SS0.000
cio. mob bollse~ can oOen run their •The crime famil y's lcpl a iscr, loan. This shylock activit)'. is said to
family crime businesses from their or "oonsialieri ... 79-year-<lld Thomas have occurred in 1982, while Aloi was
pnson cells. So 1hc Jus1ice Depa.rt· "The Old Man" OiBella. i$ charged beinJ aivcn $30,595.99 in gambling
ment has been indictinJ the enhl't' with ex toning $800 per home from c~1ts and f~b1c by Allanti~C1ty
lc,adcrsh1p on grounds that the "fam. the MJR Construcuon Co. tJ the cast.nos.
1ly" Itself cons11tutC$ a criminal Drif\wood Land1na devcJoprnWht in Jact NldUIH 16 • 1y1H1Jat~
L.M. Boyd 11 • 1yadkated mt~sc Atlantic Beach, N.Y •"'fll!*meln.
colomnl1t. Th ts not only cnpples the oraan1u·
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Daily Pilat
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Denver, Cle"cland and Milwaukee.
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The latest chapter in the aovcm-
mcnl' war on 01"13nl2ed c~mc 1sduc
to unfold Wednesday when a fedcr1I
JUd c in.New York will set a tnlll date
for nine 1nd1ctcd members or lhc
Jo)Cph Colombo family E"cn thoua,h
Coltf A ftt t;(lt'~-flC•' •, t
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RICUID
· C11u
S~xlsm
and the
Lone
Ranger
WASHINGTON -I kn ow yo u
know the story of Lone Ranger and
Tonto and how they run into a bunch
of hostile Indians. The Lone Ranger
says, "We're in a lot of trouble," to
which Tonto replies, "What do you
mean ·we,' white manr'
In the updated version, U.N.
Ambassador )cane Kirkpatrick could
play the part of Tonto .
In extremis, Kirkpatrick has dis-
covered feminism. In a speech in New
York, she alerted the world to what it
already knew: There arc "classjcal
male sexists" in the Reagan adminis-
tration. Some of them, Kirkpatrick
cha~es. ma y be responsjble for
dcnymg her a high-level foreign·
policy post. It is these sexists.
Kirkpatnck thinks. who told News-
week Magazine that she is "too
temperamental to hold higher office."
The New York speech is just part of
the longest Sadie Hawkins Day in
American history. For more than a
month now, Kirkpatrick I been wooing Ronald Reagan fort son of
job that she thinks she de rves by
dint of education and. int ect. Off
the record, on the record and in
Talmudic variations of the two.
Kirkpatrick has spread the word that
unless she gets such a job, she will
ri!tum to hCf' teaching post at
Georgetown University.
The White House has not stirred. I
am leaving. Kirkpatrick declares. and
the president says he would love to
tbve her on his staff, but there's no
opening. I'm not kidding! she sings
o ut, but from upstairs in the Whj1e
House comes only the sound._of a
someone pumping ir:on. This is it! she
exclaims, bu1 the Oval Office is silenL
This lady has some powerful enemies.
And well she should. K.irkpatnck is
an ideologue of certain and bard
views. Jt is not for nothi0g that she's
the darling of the Republican right
wing. She drips contempt for the
Third World and its pretensions. She
loathes the Soviet Union and 1ts
system. She distinguishes between
authoritarian and totaJitarian re-
gimes -intellectual sophistry that's
been used to argue that any regime
that's anti-<:ommunist is better than
any regime that's not:-;. .. ~
She is. in short, a forceful aod
powerful intellectual force in Ameri-
can co nservatism (neo or otherwise)
who could be opposed or cham·
pioned for a thousand reasons. the
very least of them being that she 1s-
as she says others characterize her -
a female .
But 1f that's the case, it's not hard to
believe. Sexual discnmination and
sexual stereotyping arc far from rare
-especially in the clubby, nearly all·
male circles in which Kirkpatrick
moves. h's commonplace for women
to be in the Senate, 1n the House. in
the Cabinet, but not in the highest
reaches of the foreign-policy estab-
hsh men t. That is by and large still a
male pr&scrve. The one situation not
envisioned for the Situation Room is
the need for a lock on the bathroom
door.
So Kirkpatrick says the boys have 1t
in for her. I, for one, believe it. But
where has she been lo these last four
years? Where was her voice when
others were saying that the Reagan
administration was nothing but a
(male chauvinist) pigpen. Where was
the voice of Kirkpatrick when the
adminstration went to war against the
Equal Rights Amendment or when it
moved to vitiate the law banning
sexual discrimination in physical
education. I don't remember her
Yying very much then.
No. In stead, Kirkpatrick 1s one of
those who rccalls'hcr sexual identifi-
cation when it can do her some JOOd.
Once before, when she was locked in a
burcacratic death struCth AJex·
ander Haig. she rcmem she was a woman and that Haig had the lean
and hunV)' look o( a male sexist-
clas ic or otherwise. Kirkpatrick won
that fi&ht and until recently had not
mentioned the matter of sexual
discrimination. At the Republic.an
National Covention in Dallu1 where
feminist-stomping was ,the tavorite
spon, she saw no sexism. The blood
in her eye was for liberal Democrats.
So uais ycar•s Tonto award 1oes to
Jqne 'K.irkpet.rick -1 woman who
1pperently tbinb heT tnumpht •~•II
her own but whoec troubles a.re the
re uh ofsuual d.iscnmination. That
1n fact. may be the case, but 1t would
be ca ier to be wmpethcllc ir she did
not discover texism only ..-hen it's
diMtcd at her.
The rest of the time, like the Tonto or the old joke, she bu a dafTcmtl
name for these "cl&ss1cal maJc .ex·
t'llS " he calls them kcmo be.
ltklMN <Wee ll a qa4kald
C9/1meJ1t.
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Illy Piii MONDAY. DECEMBER 31, 1984
r~ percent of ' ..... v.-cc
votera undecided OM Of tougllllt
on top footHll on LPGA tour,
team. 82. ..,. poll 112. ____________ ..... ____________ ..... ______________________ ....;; ____________ __
Eagles' MVP: It's a L·ock(wood) Ohio· St.
vs. ·use: Estan cia s t a ndou t
does it a ll on
basketball court
By ROGER CARLSON
OftlleOellr .........
Al 6-0. 170 pounds, he isn't getting
the rush most candidates for· Most
Valuable Player honors in league and
All-Orange County laurels would
expect.
But Adam Lockwood isn't con-
cerned about the lack of notoriety, he
has an 1ns1de lane to a four-year nde
in volleyball vinually locked.
As an outside hitter in volleyball he
figures to be the key to biJ things for
tfie Eagles in volleyball this spring.
Bot that's getting a little a head of
thi_ngs -nght now tbe only nets
LOc_bood and his teammates are
concerned with are the o nes hanging
from the hoops.
And, without the worries that s0me
may have while competing in their
senior year, the Eagles' do-everything
whiz has nothing else to worry about
except for the next zone defense he
and his Estancia teammates figure to
see in Sea View League basketball.
The Eagles are known for their
2-2-1 press, aggressjve zone. ball-
hawking, fast break, free throw ac-
curacy, and in general, the winning
blend.
And Lockwood fits the description
in every category, operating as a point
guard, yet a key in so many depan-
ments.
For instance, among his statisucs
in leading his team to a 12-1 record
thus far are:
. •81 rebounds-an average of6.2
per game.
• 80 steals -and average-Of 6.1 per
game.
•68 assists-an ave.~geof5.5 per
(Plea..e eee EAGLltS/82)
It's ·run
vs. pass
PASADENA (AP) -M ike
Tomczak and Tim Green, the oppos.
ing quarterbacks, hint what you can
anticipate offenstvely when Ohio
S.ate and Southern California meet
Tuesday 1n the Rose Bowl.
Tomczak. Ob10 State's senior
lader, said of the Trojans. ""They
haven't faced option football all year.
And we've ~t that pitch sweep to
Keith Byars. '
Green, another senior, took a look
at an Ohio State secondary that will
stan two freshmen and two
sophomores.
"They're pretty youo& back there."
said the Trojans' passer ... We're &0ina
to have to put the ball up."
Sixth-ranked Ohio State, 9-2, the
Big Ten champion, rates a 4-poiot
favonte over Southern Cal. 1-3, the
Pac-10 wanner, in the 2 o'clock ~e.
A crowd of around I OS,000 wall tee
1f Ohio State can win .tu founb
straight bowl assisnment and dent the
Pac-IO's domination of this classic.
In the last IS Rose Bowls., the
Midwest schools have woo only
twice. Ohio State beat Southern Cal
42-21 in 1974. Michipn defeated
Washfogton 23-6 in 1981.
The Buckeyes needed victoriC$.
over Indiana. Nonbwcstem and'
M ichtgan m their last three pmes to
reach the Rose Bowl for the first time
in fi ve seasons.
Meanwhile. the Trojans took the
opposite route. Southern Cal stunned
:,__washingten, top-ranked nationally at
the time. 16-7 to wrap up the Pac-10
title in the ninth pme. Then they lost
to UCLA 29-I 0 and Notre Oame
19-7.
Southern Cal. ho~ver. had 11
turnovers tn tbose defeats ... I would
not exJ'(Ct lhdn to tum the ball over
agamst us," Oh10 State Coach Earle
Bruce said.
Even 1f Tomczak. playinJ for the
first ume thLs season wathout a
rubberued cast to protect his twtce-
broken leg. runs the option. the
Buckeyes are expected to rely heavily
on Byars.
. .
It's the Final Four for Bears, Steelers ~
ToplO ·-It's off to San Fra n cfscOfor Ch icago
after Bear defe n se f rus tra t eS'S kins
WASHINGTON(AP)-TheycaJI
Chicago the Hog Butcher to the world
... and today the nickname ts cnurely
appropnate.
The C hicago Bears defense
chopped up the Washington
Redskins' famed "Hogs" offensive
line on Sunday en route to downing
the Redskins 23-19. scttang up next
Sunday's National Conference
Championship showdown wi th the
49ers an San Francisco.
The Bears defense, which set a
National Football League record for
sacks wi1h 72 dunng the regular
season, made life miserable for quar-
terback Joe Theismann. sackan' the
Washington sisnal caller seven tames
while forcing ham to run on five other
occasio ns.
"This 1s one heck of a football team
we shut down today," Chicago Coach
Mike Ditka said. "We played relent-
less football and when you play that
relentless some gOOd things have to
happen to you."
As well as Payton played, however.
he needed help in bringing the Bears
I heir first playofT victory in 21 years .
As they havea ll season. the Bears
top-ranked defense rose to the oc-
casion. beating back the opposition to
preserve the victory.
With the game on the lane an the
fourth quaner and the Bears nursing a
six-point lead, the C'h1cago defense
held the Redskins to Just threc yards
total ofTense. In the process, they
intercepted a pass and sacked
Theismann four tames.
With their own offense suddenly
1nefTective, the Chicago defenders
were caJled on three tames an the final
period to tum back Wa hington after
the Redskins had taken over in
Chicago territory.
The Redskins. who completed
their sea on-at 11-6. were unable to
take advantage of the favorable field
position.
............
Pittsburgh shuts down Elway to gain
AFC finale Sunday again_st Dolphins
DENVER (AP) -The Pmsburgh
teeters' game plan was to run the ball
and keep pressure on Denver Bronco
quanerback John Elwa). and whale
the result wasn't exactl} anasuc. the
effic1enC) wuh which the} pulled 11
ofT was awe-anspanng
Frank Pollard rushed for 99 >ards
and two touchdown!.. and Walter
Abercrombie added 7~ 'ard<.. The
Stcelcr defense 1>ackrd Elwa' lour
times and intercepted him twice
including safct} Enc ~11l1ams· 18·
yard return that set up Pollard\
chnchang score with I 59 rcma1n1ng
to give the teclers a 24-1 7 1'.Jat1onal
Football League pla~ofT' 1ctor)
Pittsburgh. which had the "orst
regular-season record of an) da' 1s1on
wanner at 9-7. now advances to thl'
Amencan Conference champ1on<;h1p
game next week against the Miami
Dolphins an the Orange Bowl. Denver
had a 13-3 regular-season mark
History 1s on the t~lcrs' side
Denver and Pittsburgh had met 1v.1cc
before an d1 v1S1onal pla}off actaon.
and both tames the winner v.cnt on to
pit\} an the uper Bowl
run the ballJUSt lake we did toda) ...
··The d11Tercnce an the game was
their ab1l1t} to run the ball and our
anaballl\ to run 1t.'' said Denver
Coach ·Dan ReeHs. whose team
gained onl) 51 yards rushing com-
pared to the teelers· 169.
.. Goan~ an, v.e knew we had to get
our runnanggamcgoang. Wedadn'tdo
11 To get o ur pas<;ang game going. we
had 10 handle the hht7. and .,w J~
didn't handle 11 You ha'e to gi ve
their dcfen~· credit The\ dad an
e'cellent JOb ·· •
'oil was pleased b} his team's
ab1ht:. to bounce bad. from ad,ersat}
The teelers rcco' ercd from t"-O first-
quaner fumbles d~p in their o" n
tcmtor). from a blod.cd punt that
ga'e Dcn,er possession at the t.ttler
4-\ard lane. a~d from .a 17-10 third·
quarter ddicat
.. What happened to our team early
could ha'c knocked the pins out from
under anvbod\ .. 1'.oll ..aid "Our
comeback. 'ihO"' "hat this team is
made of"
Orange County
hig6 school ·
basketball
Dally Pilot eelecticma
1 ..... Dll (18-0)
2. Ocean View (10-2 )
3 . htaacla (12-1)
4 . Capo Va1lley (11-2 )
5 . &I Dotado (11-1)
6 . Ftn. Valley (7-4)
7. Npt. llarbor (9-2)
8 . Brea-Olinda (9 -3)
•• roodalll (9-3) On offense, the Central Div1s1on
champs were giv1hg the ball 10 1hear
Mr. Everything. Walter Payton. The
National Football League's career
rush mg leader. Payton ran for I 04
Jllrds and threw a 19-yard touchdown
~ss as the Bears hande4 the Redskins
their first playoff loss ever at Robert
F. Kennedy Stadium and ended their
bid for a third straight trip to the
Super Bowl.
rwice, the Redskins were forced to
pun t after being pushed back by the
Chicago defense. A third dnve. which
netted just 21 ·yards, ended when
Mark Moseley's 41 -yard field goal
was wade to the left.
The Bean' Watter Payton
throwa a pua for a TD.
"Our run blocking "-BS e\cep-
11ona1:· , tcclcr Coach C'huck oil
s.11d "Against ~1am1. we'll have to
DcO\cr came tntt' the game with
the lif\h·bc'>t ru\htng detenS( in the
'Fl. and hJd held oppo nent\ under
• 1oo)ard<,onthe mund1n1tsla<;tfhc
games
10. ftie) Cd.II f8 -Sl .U..lon Vt (10-3)
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J'oday's Bears: Modern MonSters of the Midway
"''-•v~"' I Al times .-OT I
CON,aRaNCI SaM,INALS
S.tw•Y'• 5ar'ft NIJ< s.n Fr•nclKO 21, New Yotll Gl•nl\ 10 ,(
M..ml 31, s..ua. 10 ,_.Y', kere1 .. ,(
(hlc•UO n. wun1no1011 1• Al'C
PlllMIUl'el't ,.~Ifft' 17
C:ON,aaaNCI CH~NSHlf"S
SllM9Y'• GMWt
By HAL BOCk ,..._.,.....,
WA HINGTON (AP) -These Chicago
·,. ars arc modem Monste~ of the Midway.
tou&h throwbecks who play deferu.e with a
sense of history. .... •
There is an apprccia\ion l'iere for the l~cy
of Dick Butkusandloc F-onunato. Bill George
and Doug Atkins, Gcorae onnor and Ed
prinklc -men who built a legend.
Three umcs in unday's NFC' playoffaame.
Al'C ,
l'llllburth ., Mltml ((NIIMI •• , '30 • m I
Wa hin,ton tined founh..quaner dnvc in
Chicaio s half of the field and each time the
modem MOl)."Crs dua in and dami the
Redskins to make any Pro&rt' "" (hl(aOO •• S.n FranclKO IClltMe' t •• '
om l
Wftlll IOWI. ,..,,JM..
,., ---Mfe) A, c; Cllaft'IOMIOI "' N r c; O\IWnDIOn IC ha"""' 1 .. ) ,,.,,,
"Th<' founh quancr i• our tame of the
pme." Richard Dent taid. p1ttina out the
wo('d • "We hkc to ha"e the dcfcnSt" on the
field 1n thr founh quarter " · ·
...
Time and agam. they came ru hing an to the
Washinaton backfield. introducing them·
~Ive rather rudcl to Joe The1smann
Mr. The1smann. meet Mr Dcot Thrtt
-udcs..for 23 yards-O~cr Jtcn: i Mr Dan
Hamp\on. Two saC'k for 15 }&rd > hello to
Mr. tlcnf') Waechter and Mr ~te'c
McM1ehael. one k op1ttc lor 11 mort'
yard .
"We had a diet of fi h. chicken and bttf all
week," Hampto rf 1d. casually to•mna oO a
line he mu t have constructed da)s,bdorc.Just
wa111n• to drop on the "ll<>i'S" of1hc Rt'd'l .. an\
ofTcn 1vc hnc "We were hungry for por._ ··
Thi wa a team that had c tabh\ht'd 1
at• nal Football l.c.a&ut' rt('(lrd of 7~ ._,
with &ood. okS fashioned. 1ou h ll\._hna. no~foM~·ball footbtll Ott unda\', the
Beat) P"C Wa h1ngton a tc\tbc>o._ drmtm·
) ..
\tnttaon ,
"Wr ~crcn't "'a1ting around · Hamptnn
\aid .. It wu nothana fanc} It ~a" thr "a' "l'.
"-On a lot of pmM lht4i sea n • •
) OU 'llrnply Y C .. the Other IU\ \Ill\
Dent was a keJ about the fit'ld J'()'\1t1M that
made C"t11 o""s founh quam-r t~ ~ •~ih
"He}. \\C'tt the No. I dt'fon 1n thr lca,.uC' ...
hcsa1d "field po 1t1ond~ n'tbothcrus ~l'
\\Crt rc;ilh· cominJ off the ball '\\ e dtd .i .)(11:l •
Wa t11na1on had wo"-\1 a touchdown a1 th<'
end of the third quancr. cutting ('h1 o·\ lco1d
to a Prtl'IMOU 2~17. For the nC\t 121'2
m1nu1t . the pmc v..-1, pla)cd rntuTI an .
C h1c~o'\ end of the field. But 1hc clo~t the
Rc<hlans came to nn b' them IH1. wu a
41-~ an.I fidJ &Oil att mpt b Mark '1l selc\
1ha1 \ltltd 1J• left.
"We C\P«'C'd tn '~nd a Im ot um 1n our
•• ,t! • . .
\ .
own tcmtor)," Hampton said "But 1f you
prepare :,.ou~lt mcntall) for It, you can do
II ..
~hen the Bears found themselves trapptd
in thearown end ol the field qain. they took.an
automau Qtfh) rather than n k a punt.
\\,,uhar\ ton.. 1t.ibouJd be noted. WU pla)'Ul&&
t'11t of defense of 1\ own Wllh five sacks.. three
t1f 1hcm hy Rich Milot
"1 had no quC"St1on abou\ 1' at all." Coach
M1kt Oaka lllld of the safe\ "··1 dl)n't ltno 1t
1f wa the nght thing to do, but 1t sllll pvc u a
lour-point lead."
Four point~ m1 ht a ~II be 40 v.ith lbc
hhlllng Ban
nd m"°'hm:. lM Oflllnal Moruten
mu t e brcn watchina and • mil1na at th11
modern "' ion of v1n• Ctuaia<> Ban
foot "'311.
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112 Ofeoge Cou' DAILY PILOT/Monday, December 31, 1934
I SPORTS BREAK
Despi te BYU's·record
70 percent of voters
undecided on No. 1
From AP tl pate
MIA MI -lmo51 70 percent of the
._otcrs 1n The Auocuucd Pre<u collcie
football poll arc s11ll undecided about the
eventual nauonal champion dt'\p1te No 1-r.anked
11ngham Young''> 13-0 record. according to a sunc-y
taken b> NBC"-l V.
Rich As..cnz10. adm1mstrator of NBC ~pons. \aid
Sunday the network reached 58 of the 60 AP vote~ and
4 1 of them -68 3 percent -said they had not ~llled
on Bnl!.ham Young as the national champion
The other 17 said they would vote for DYL'
rcgardles of the outcome of·Tue'iday night's Orange
Bowl game between runn~r-up Oklahoma. 9-1-1. and
No. 4 Washington. 10-1 . which will Ix televised b~
NB .
The sunq also disclosed that Oklahoma might
win the national champ1onsh1p 1f the Sooners win the
Orange eo~1 b) lWO touchdowns or more, while
Washington apparent!) has no chance to firush No. I
The 41 undecided voters were asked how the)
would vote under the following circumstances:
I. lfOldahoma wins by less than a touchdown -
Oklahoma IO. BYtJ 15, third-ranked F'londa 4.
undecided 6.
2. If Ollal\oma wins b} two touchdowns or morc
-Oklahoma 28. BYU 4. Flonda 2. undecided 7.
3. If Washington wins by less 1han a touchdown -
BYU 18, Flonda 9. Washington 7. undecided 7.
4. If Washington wins by_ two touchdowns or more
-Washington 16. BYl · 9. Florida 9. undecided 7.
5. If the Oangc Bowl end-; in•a·lle -BYU 16,
Flonda 6. Oklahoma I. Wa<;hangton I. fifth -ranked
Nebraska I, undecided 16.
T he pollsters were not asked how the\ would vote
should Oklahoma or Washington "''n b) 0bet1Aeen one
and two louchdown'
But NBC asked all 5ts \Olerc, "'ho the\ felt '-'OUld
win if BYU played a game again'>I the lour top
,contenders. The replies \\Crc a'i foll o"s
BYU-Oklahoma -< }ldahoma 19. BYl lO.
undecided 9.
BYU-F'lorida -Flonda '6 BYl 13. undecided Y
BYU-Washington -BYl ' 27. Wa.,h1ngton 2 I
undecided JO.
BYU-Nebra'>ka -l'tcbriJ\ka 'U l:JYl t 2 I un-
decided 7
Brigham Youngcompk1cd 1t\ c,ca<;on ~•th a 24-17
victory over M1ch1gan 1n 1hc Hul1da) Ro"" I on Del 21
and became the second maJor-collcgl' 11.'am 1n the last MO
years to compile a 13-0 record
Oklahoma. NBC IVld 1he Orange Bowl have bccn
touung Tuesda) n1gl(t's game as a na11onal tham-
pionsh1p contest becau!>t' thc'.t ..a> BY pla~s a \\.l'Jl
schedule
The AP will announce the 19M4 nauonal 1.hamp1on
Wednesda) afternoon
~ote of the day
.. , wu looking for a gOOCI game to end my ·
career on. I wu realty sucking It down for a whlle
but I haYe the rest of my llfe to heal." _..:
Ouarterbeck Nllte a........, of Army, who, ~te ptaytng wfth a crecked rib and pulled
t:'arNtrfng, rushed 28 times for 138 yards In leadlng
the Cadets to a 10-6 victory over Michigan State In the Cherry Bowl.
Miami coach punches writer
PHOE'\ IX -..\ lo'> Angele' I 1mc'i
sporuwntcr "'a' punched and had a
briefcase thrown at him Saturda' when hc
interceded 1n an agrumcnr bc1wecn a
colleague and a lln1vers11y of M1am1 <1ss1.,tant football
coach. the newspaper said
Miami 01Tl·ns1vc coord1natur C1al"\ "itevcn<. had 10
be restrained h' rwo fcllov. w atht'\ altl'r Laking'>"' 1ng'>
at Riel Rc1ll\ hitting him on{e 1n lhe 'houlder lhl
Times n:pom:d ~unda\
The trouhk bcgan v.hl·n "itl'\~'n'> ordered anothcr
Times '>pon.,wn1er Julie < <1rt out of the Mi:1m1
Hurru.:ane'>· !oder room l hu1'><la'
Ms. Can and Reill) werc as.,1gned tu wvcr thl'.
upcoming Fiesta Bowl football gamc between berween
M1am1 and 1he (LA Bruin\ 'ihc had entered the
locker room w11h the male reporter'> when 5tc' en"
ordered her ou1
Ste, en\ later <:alled M!> (an J\1dc and alleged!~
began berating her ';aturda~ v. hcn Reill) interceded
and began ar$.u1ng with thl'. u>alh When Steven\
confronted Reilly near the team hotel 20 minute'l la1er.
he punC'hcd lhc iN;swntcr and threw a bnclcasi: at
him tw11:e m1'i'>1n th 11mes the ne"'spapcr said
Miami Head ( h J1mm\ John'ion and A1hlc11 l
Director 5am Jan lo' 1ch apolog11ed 10 Rc1ll~ aftcr lhl'
1nc1dent
Time\ \port\ ed11or Bill [)v.uc: \aid hl' v.<mld
discuss the 1nc1dcn1 with the newspaper's law)er.;,
E d m on ton, Canu cka tie, 7 -7
Edmonton hcld a b-3 le d earl) 1n the
than! penod onl) 10 ~>e Van\Ol.IHr .,torm
ba' k w11h four goals an 5· 14 a'i the 1""0
Nauonal Hex key League team\ fought to a
... 7 ue ~unda) night A.Iler Glenn Andtrson \Cored the
'(\.Ond ol 1\1'> t~o aoals 341 '>C."Conth into the ~ saon
0 001 Lidster connected a1 2 54 Pelu McNab \{'()red a
minute later Pa trill ~dstrom tied 11 40 <,«onds after
that and Maril KJrton's ~cond iioal of the niaht put the
( anuth on top Jart Kurrl scorcd w11h S 28 rema1nin1
to produre the deadlod. . Bo~ton spotted Winnapq a
2·0 lead 1hen srnred four '>tra1g.h1 times. sparked b)
rool..1e Dave Donnelly's lim·pc.·n~ goal after Steve
Kasper hit the goalpost with .i slap'ihot ao, Boston won ,
5-3 The ( h1cago Blade Hawk'> rnnunucd to struuJe
at home dropping m fifth game an the last s1>. as CObn
Pautrson and Mike E.ves )Cored two goals apiece: m
C'algal'} 's 5-.:? \.IClOI'}. Tomu uds&rom SC'orcd two
goals and Mark Pavelich sparked tbt ?-Jew York Range~ with a goal and an assist an onlyius ~ond
game bad from a broken leg as ~t. Louis fell. 6-2.
' Budd returns, w.tns road race
ZL RICH. ~\lollzerland -lola Budd
the 18-)car-old South African who made
her controversial debut at the Lo<i. Angelts
Ohmpu:s. returned to intcmauonal com-
pet111on Sunday with a convincing '1c1<>n an tht'
"Silvester" road race. ·
Budd was clocked in 26 minutes, 26 68 setonds in ~ ~850-yard race through the street\ of downtown
lunch.
. ~omeha Buerk1 of Sw11zerland finished second
1.59 seconds behind 6udd. "ho competed in Lo.,
Angelts for Bntain. which quickly gmnted her
c1 uzensh1p based on her grandfather's birth there Last
year's winner here. Charlotte Teske of West Ger~an}.
was third. · •
700 Rose Bowl tickets left
PASADENA -Onh 300 of the 1.000 [!]
Rose Bowl uckets sull available sold c 11 •
Sunda). but Touma men I of Roses officials
'>aid fans will get another chance for
adm1ss1on to the football game between Ohio State and
USC
Suzy Daily, tournament t1cke1 manager. said there
probabl> hadn't been enough time for word of the ticket
J\a1lab1hty to gel out She said about 700 low end-zone
\eats were still available Sunday. and they went on sale
1uda~ at the Rose Bowl wi ll-call ucket office, near the
~tad1um's south entrance and at 1oumament head-
quancrs un South Orange Grove Boulevard.
Bucks roll past Celtics
Mil W.\l lKEE -Terry Cummings
hc:l1e' c\ JI\ ume 10 take notice of the
\i1 ""' aukee Bue ks °"" "I think we are a learn 10 be rc<.koned
v.11h." he ".1a1d after sconng 2J po1nt'i 10 help the Bucks
dl·ka1 lhl' Bo'>ton Celtics I I 4-98 Sunda) night for their
eighth straight victory. "We're much more than
wmpe11t1vc 1n 1h1s league. We arc a contender."
Bur ( ummJllg'> thinks the Bucks sltll have room
for 1mpro\t~menl
··wC'·rc sllll a ~oungclub," he )81d. "We don't have
thl' \Ctt'ran pla)crc, like Philadelphia and Boston. It 1s
going 10 lake time before we reall> blossom."
Bos Ion was keli ng lhe efTec1s of four games 1 n ti ve
days. al:rnrd1ng to C cl11cs' Coach K.C. Jones. Af1er a
11.1 record 1n October and No.,.cmher. the Celtic-; ha\ c
dropped ofT10 11-5 in December
Lazers outlast Wichita, 8-7
WIC HI f , -Dcft'nder .\Ian Kelle>
c,rnred l\\O 1h1rd-quartcr goah 10 lead the
Los Angeles La1ers 10 an 8· 7 win over the
Wichita Wings in a MaJor Indoor ~0<.'l'cr
League game ~unda\ l\.ellt·~ \rnred ~Ith ts 12 lct1 in the 1h1rd quarter.
tJpping a rhrec-goal 'rnnng '>purt 1ha1 lifted Lm
.\ngdc'> 11-5 IOiJ fi-5 lcad
The \\ 1ng.,· fnk Rasmus~cn scored his third goal
of the game ru tit' II at 6-6. but Kelley scored again 12· 37
into the third penocl and Juan Cardenas added an
insurance goal al 2 40 of the fourt h 10 pu1 the LaLcrs
ahead. 8-6
Kim Rocnl\.Cd \Cored 10 '>Cconds later for the
Wings. ~ho touldn't '>core again desp11c pulling their
goalkeeper for an c.>.tra attaller 1n the final 3:38
Television, radio
TELEVlllON
Noon -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Peach Bowl
-Purdue vs. Virginia, Channel 2.
5 p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Bluebonnet
Bowl -TCU vs. West Virginia. Channel 13.
RADIO •
No events scheduled.
•
Buckeye booster
Ann Ham~ury of Akron, Oblo dlaplaya ber
Ohio State pennant at a camp ground area
near the Roae Bowl ln Paudena Sunday.
Tbe Buckeye• play USC Tueaday.
EAGLES' LOCKWOOD. • •
From Bl
game. the) arc one ol the smallest team\ an
• 71 of 141 from 1hc field -which 1he league.
1s 50.3 percent
• .\ I J.6 scon ng a' erage. 1n double
figures 1 n I I of 1 he Eafl,les' 13 '>tam
•l\1ne blocked shots and he\ \.\on
14 11ps
•And 111 all that lime -JU'>t 42
lurno' er'> -shg.h1I~ more Lhan 1hret·
per game.
11·s been 1ha1 \\3\ 'iln<.c h1\·
freshman )car under Pat Roberts. his
sophomore season on the JUn1or
varsll} team unde~ present varslt)
coach Joe Reid and as a Junior under
Larry Sunderman when thc E:.agll'\
advanced to the CIF 3-.\ cham-
pionship ga me.
In rhat span Lockwood ha'> been on
the" 1nn1ng side 82 times v.11h 1us1 I 0
IO!of>CS.
·-rm not U\1:d 10 losing:· sa}s 1hc
18-}'ear-old "M}self. Todd (Moon-
<.')) and Scott (Clements). we're not
used 10 11 and v.c don"1 like to lose."
".\dam war, funous 1n the huddle
"hcn 1Ae "ere Q'sing IO Laguna 11 111\
in our first game v.11h them " rctJll'>
R1:1d "He'!> rcall} intense ..
"The key 1s 1ha1 he would ra1hcr
ha'e a steal 1han score.''
"Stealing the ball leads to all of11,"
..ays Lockwood. "It's the easiest wa)
to get the ball other than the other
team missing Its shot."
"lt"sa spcual half-court with Adam
up front and he comes from beh1 nd to
tip the ball awa) \\\•call 11 the 75 and
I'm sur1: 11'-; Adam\ favonle call,"
savs Reid.
·1 ockwood feels ht• has played to hi\
potcn11al in thal department. and
"'11h rcb<>undmg. hut he isn't ~11\fil'.d
\.\llh h1\ shooting to this point. "It'\
JU\I a mailer of confidence." S<J)'I
Lodv.ood.
( onfidence 1s some1hini the Eagles
figure to ma1or 1n, despite the fac1
"I don't know how 11 1s w1th a big
man." says Lockwood. "~ausc I've
never pla~cd on a team w11h a big
man. We JUSt ha' e to screen out anp
do the things we do best:· '
De1Cns1vel). once the Eagles ha"e
established th eir 1one. Reid moves
his point guard to the botto m. near
lhe basket.~ order to cap1tali1c on
Lockwood'\ rebounding ab1h11es.
··.\dam v.ould r.uher pla) ou1 high
"'hcre he can ct more steals. but I
v.ant the re unds. too," say'\ Reid
Thi. e1d\ first expcncnC<.' as a.
head coach alter 17 years ac; an
assistant at M1'>s1on V1e10 and Estan·
ua
Bui \\Ith thc-.c Eagles. it's hardl} a
nc.,., c.>.penencc for him or his pla)crs.
Yoho ha'e been weaned on his
coaching m lhe pas1.
II takes a lot of !>Carchmg to find a
ncgat1 ve factor here -ma} be 11\ thc
fact Lock v.ood hogs 1he "ater bottle
dunniz 11mc out~
"A >Car ago al lhl· an D1cgu110
Tournament .\dam passed out." \a\\
Reid." It 1!'. a deh)drating s11uat1on , '>O
now. he's alwa)'> lht· first guy we go to
with the l.\<atcr bottle during time outs
to make sure he\ all n gh1."
As lor ~holarships. basketball
docsn 't appear to be first on Lock-
wood's lsst .\ few of the lists he"s on
include L'( R1,crs1de. Cal Pol}
Pomona and C ·a1 Pol) San Luis
Obispo.
But the list'i Lockwood 1s checki ng
out arc at Hawa11. UC Santa Barbara
or poss1bl> lhc Uni\C~rs1t} of San
Diego, where it'll be volleyball. rather
than paskcthall
'Td hke 10 pla) both." '>3)"
Lockv.oo<l "Bui it's pre11y hard. II
would dei:x.'nd on some: 1h1ngs.''
Tar Heels
latest
to lose
.in Hawaii
From AP dispatches
Hawa11 is a nice place to '1s1t.
although man) top-ranked college
basketball teams v.ould probably
ra1hto1 pla} 1here
0 Sunda>. pre\ 1ously unbeaten
No. 7 North Carolina became the
latest team to lose on lhe is land when
ii fel to Missouri 81·76 in the
cham 1onc;h1p game of the Hawaii
Pacific ( ollcge Invitational tour·
namcn1
··sometimes \OU come over here
and can't e'en ·find )'Ourself," Mas-
'iouri Coach Norm <i1cwan ;lfter his
6-5 T1gerc; upser the 1 ar Heel~ in
Honolulu
Thl· gaml' wa, pla)ed before the
comola11on matd1 1n order 10 ac·
tomo<late 1he Ira, cl plans of the Tar
Heels. "'ho "ere on their "'a' home
after pla} 1ng a tournament in ·Japan
"'i ou ha"e 10 gne them some-
thing:· Stewart s<11l.I. "'The)'rc tired.
The} 've been on 1he ro<J.d a long 11mc." ....... 'Y . •
North ( arol1na ( oach~ji mj1 h
had ltttlc IO sn\ after his team
dropped ns firc;t ga"mc an nine out1ngc,
"I told 1hcm to hurr) up. the) got a
6 o'clock fl 1gh1," Smi th said.
In other Top 20gamesSunday. No.
15 Indiana won m Hoosier Classic by
downing Florida 80-63 on Sunday:
Oklahoma won the All-College Tour-
nament in Oklahoma Cl\) by beating
Lou1s1ana Tc<·h 84· 72. and No 18
Lou1c;1ana \tall' toppled .\labama
63-61
The tropical paradise ofHawa11 has
become a graveyard for several h1ghl >
ranked team'> 10 recent seasons.
Mesa Verde toughest on tour? Two year'> ago. No. I Virgi nia was
'>hocked there h) < haminade, a small
school on the island Chaminade has
knocked off Lou1sv1llc teams ranked
in the Top 20 the la51 two seasons. and
al-;o claimed lhcn-No 4 'iouthcm
Mc1hod1q a wt·t·I.. ago
EXC E LLENC E
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1920 NEWPORT IOU EVARD • COSTA ·---------17 14 1 ,.. '1'11& --
Costa M esa course
r a ted with the best
b y LPGA pros
~1cmbcr'> ul tht· L Jd1e~ Pro·
le\\1onal <roll .\\\ou.1t1on ha' enc' er
broken par for four round'> (72 hole'>)
dunng a sanc11tinL·d lournament at
Me\3 Vcrdc < ountn < 'lub in ( O\la M1.."'3 .
\ qu1c l rhct'k ol \lati'>t1c'> released
relcnll} h\ lht• l PC1A gl\ cs an
1nd1cn11on of JU'>I ho" tough the Me'ia
Verde< C lavout ''and wall be wh('n
the l 'niden · l.l'C1A Im 11at1onal re-
turn\ March ~-10.
1 he tought•\t par-5 hole on the
entire urtu1t " at Mesa Verde.
acrnrd1ng to the poll The I I th hole 1\
H:! )ard\ 1n knglh and took an
a\Crage of 5 47Cl\trokcs per round tor
the pro~ ) ct 111s onl) ranked 47th on
the list
Me..a Vt·rdc had 1he most· hole~
h'>tcd 1n the 1op I 00 toughest played
on the LPG.\ tour during 1984 with
nine Two other courses had !II.>. hole'>
1n the top 100 for the runner-up \pot
fhc tought~t hole at Mesa Verde"
Wh> thl' 10th. of 1..ou~ This 4 10-
ynr<l hole 1~ third 10 he 1our
and \tarts w e shot O\ er ter
It nl!.o h s wa ter on the nght of the
htnding area and look an average of
4.650 ~trokcs per round
Where urc two touahest hole\ 1n 1hc
l J \" The women pro · y the)"re on
the \ame courst 1n New York The
420-)ard unlurk> I 3th at Corn1na
C ountr; C lub played to e stroke
average of 4.837 or .837 over par. The ·
fir~t hole. :t' 400-yard par-4, played to
a 4 fi99 stroke avcraie and 1s h'lteJ 1n
the No .• 2 pos111on.
~urpns1naJy there v.erc only 84
p:m 1n four rounds of ~olf and four bardic~ on the I 'th at CominJ for nll
How ARD
, HUDY
Gou
members of the LPGA tour playing
there 1n t 984. The I 0th at Mesa Verde
had only 12 b1rd1cs and 179 pars
01her tough1cs at Mesa Verde
include No 8. a 380-yard par-4 which
1s ranked 21st: the 367-yard 141h.
another par-4, is ranked in a tic for
42nd: No. 9, a 387-yard par-4 and No.
17. a 377-yard par-4. are tied for ~4th
on 1hc hst. the 378-yard No. 5.
another par-4. 1<1 t1ed at 71 st: No 1 l .
ano1hcr par-5, 1s tied for 791h. and
No. 16, a par-3. 1s 96th.
Only fi ve par-Ss are listed in the top
IOOand two of them are on the Mesa
Verde course. fhere arc 11 par-3s hut
Me'\8 Verde ha!> only one 1n this
r:ttc~ory w11h the re;;t all par-4s
It s small wonder th3t the lad~ pro\
hn'e a difficult time ma1nta101ng a
'>ub-par \C1>n' lor lour da) s of com-
rx-tillon on a <:ourc;c that 1s rankl•d
among thc tought'\I lhc 1Aomcn pla\
l'.ldl H 'al
While C\Cl'ul1\l· product·r l.arn
lµra\h1 1'i dceph 1nvol,cd in the
lJmdcn In' 11a11onal at Mesa Verde. 11
1sn·1 h1'> onl) 'enture 1n profc .. saonal
golf.
"I produ,·ed the World Senes of
Golf this year," Larry ad mits. 'Tm
also nceot1a11ng with the PGA to s1age
the Skins Game com~tit1on every
Tuesday morning befi re all PGA
tournament this year 1th a weckl)
purse of SI0.000 which leads to the
final for ~ompet i ng 1n the
finals next year wall be last year's
defending champion. Jack Nicklaus:
the overall leading mqney wanner in
the weekl y events on Tuesday fo r the
year: a player selected by his fellow
pros: and a 'lponsor's entry.
'Tm also working on a Bob Hope
tournament in Japan similar to the
one in Palm Desert. I've sa'-ned a
contract but the dates haven t been
set yet."
l~m<ih i also conducts nn LPGA
Un1dcn event in Japan for that
country's profcssaonals.
Suns topple Clippers
LO . ANGELE. (J\P) -Larry
Nanco's p mc·h1ah l 1 points and
\t'Ven rebounds apparently weren't
enou&h to convince some of the Lo
AnacTcs Chppcn thot he mukc a
d1fTercncc 1n the PhoeniA unf game.
"l don't think he was the wholc
difference," ~ad Clippers' forward
J1mc Oonald\On "l'hocn1x 1 pl&)'·
1na much hctter a• a team now and we
aren't. We didn't play our hcst p mr
tonaaht ..
I
Nance scored 16 of his points in the
fourth quarter 10 lead the uns to a
I 17-109 National Ba ketball Assoc1a-
t1on victory over the hppcn und y
n1aht at the ports Arena. • During the ln't mceuna of the two
1cams on Nov. 2S, the Clippers ~ullcd
out a I 1 ~109 victory. An injury
s1dchncd Nan c that game
Bul Nance wu healthy undJly
n1aht and hit ''·20 from tht fk ld •
., ,
Th1!> 11mt'. 11 wa~ M1~\oun tha 1
lanced thl' I ar I fed~ 1n llawa11
Jeff Strong '>t'ored 24 points and
Malcolm Thoma5 added 2J for the
I 1gers while Dan B1ngenhe1mcr
made five ofw< foul shots 1n the fi nal
24 second'> to seal 1he victory.
Missoun, 6-5. took the lead for
good shortly before the end of the first
half. North Carolina pulled wi thin
7'· 72 on a Jump 'lhot by Kenny Smith
wi th 46 seconds left in the ~me. but
the Tar Heels fell v1ct1 m to
Bangenhc1mer's free th rows,
Smith and Brad Dnughcrty scored
14 _P<?int apiece for North Carolina.
which beat Hawn1. Pacific 8·8-69 in a
fi rst-round game. ·
Wes t Virginia,
TCU battle
HOUSTON (AP} _; Texas Chns-
11an u fety Byron Linwood calls 11 "n
scrappy attitude." Has coach, Jam
Wacker. says 111' "fire 1n our eyes."
West V1,.in1a C:onch Don Nehlen call s 11 1n.iunc~. /
Somcthina cnusc"U TCU to lose 1~
final lWO sames and We l Virginia to
drop its last three pmcs of the &eason
arfd the 1wo team , wtll lry to get .. h ..
back ton1aht n1&ht (Channel 13 aJ S
o'clock) when they meet in the 26th
Bluebonnet (k>wl '" the Astrodcomc.
"Riaht !\Ow tho moo& as that we
h1¥e 10 ac t the scrappy type of
ott11udc that we had throughout 1hc
~cason." Linwood said. -
"We have to rc.-decm ourselves to
•how LhBt the o0en and defcn~
weren't a fluke nt thc end of the ~asan We ha"<' to prove: ounclv~
all O"er again,"
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Portlen<I 14 17 '51 ' 71 ,
S.eltlt 14 11 4la I LA~' 14 19 .424 l 't> Golden $tete 10 10 333 11
Mlelwttt DlvlllOft
19 ,, 613
II 13 stl
Dtnvtr
Hout Ion
DallH
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1S IS SOO
IS 17 469
14 II 4la Ke n-., Cllv 11 11 179
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PhlltOttOlllt Wuhlnglon
New Jtrttv
New York
19 13
IS 17
12 11
S9• 7
469 11
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lnellt nt
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Mllwtui.H 114 Botton 9t
TDnltflt't Gamet No 11•mtt sc11edu1td
Tu.tdlV't G•m" lncHt ne ti Ut•n
PhllaOtloh1e et Por 11e no
Sun• 117, Cll~n 109
PHOfNIX Cl17) -lucu 10 16 1·2 21.
Nance 13·20 S·7 31 , Edwarot 7·14·2·:\:)16.
Holl.on 6· 14 O·O 13, Mecv 7· 10 2·2 16.
Humol\rltt 1·2 O·O 1. Jones 2·7 O·O '
Aelems 2·7 1·2 s. Scott 2 4 O·O 4, Fosre;
2·3, 0-0 5 Totatt 5?·99 11-16 117 ·
L.A Cl"'"'RS ( 109) -Cage 3·6 , •• 10,
Johnton S· 13 1·4 11, Walton •·9 2·l 10
Nl•on 4 14 O·O 9, Smlln 6·8 10·12 22:
Bridgeman 10· 1? 2 2 2l Ca lc;hlngs 1· 1 •·•
6 Dona101on 1 · 1 7 7 4, w errlcll 7., 0-0 •
Wnlle •·4 2 ' 10 l'otait 40·71 77 lS 109
Score bv Ouarttn
Phoenix 74 l7 29 32-117
LA Cllooers 2' 34 t7 2~109
Tnree·oo•nt ootit-Hollon l=otrer
Nikon. 8 r•e1geme n l=oultd 01.1t-None Rt·
OO...no•-Pnoen•• '3 IL.ucts Edwarelt II
LOI Ange" ,, IWallon 'll AU1ttt-
Phoen1x 11 CMocv 91, LO\ An11t·et 21
(Nfaon. 13 To••• IOuls-Pnoen s 21 LOI
Al!gflH 7)
Allt'IOance -11 019
Sunday'' cofte99 icorH
WEST
Hewe ·H110 t3 Simon Fruer 8 C 7l
MIDWEST
Cre•onro11 60 Notre Dame SI
SOUTH
LSU 63, Aleoeme 61
SOUTHWEST
Ar• · llllle Rocio. 42 SE L.ou•11ene 13
TOURNAMENTS
Al·Collfft
o i..11nome 14, loul1lan1 Tech 71 Cflrsll
0 1o.1enoma Cllv SJ, Menh11ter1 S2 (lhlrd)
Clllco St. lnvltttt-1
Chico SI SJ, Humboldt Sr S~lrsl)
AIH ke·l=a lrDa nlU 60. Whil.Norln St
flnlrel)
W Oregon SI C1rroll Coll 51 llllln>
Wnllller 70. C11 Lurnere,,. 6) (\tvtnlnl
l'ar Well Ciani<
Oregon SI 70 C1ilfornle St (lorsll
Oregon 63, Fresno Sr 60 llll·rol
Murrey St 77, Por11anO 49 (fl ftll)
Penn 11 D1vtdson IO Cltvtnlnl
Hawaii "•c.lfk ln'tlllatltnal
Mln ourl 81 Norin Ce r0t1na 16 lorl11
Arirone 10 He we! Pectllc 66 contoie •
hOn!
Hootler Clank
1no ene IO F1orle1a 63 tf>rttl
Mlem1 Onlo "' Ar IOrlt St S2 """Cl NIC Tournemtnt
8tm10>1 'S• 10 C1 Po•v·Pomone
lttvenrn
How AP top 70 tared
73
No I Georgt•own 111 01 btel Ten·
ntstH S111t 77·"4 ot1• Norr11 Ceroflna
A&T61S6
No 7. Duke 19·01 oe1• A1ao1me 8irm
1ngl'!em 76·67 0.11 Sournern Ce111orn1a
7s-7l No 3 Memonos Stele ts·Ol 010 r1ol 01ey
No '· Soulnern Mtmoo111 {9 11 1011 ro
Cnemlnedt 71 70
NO 5. SI JOM'• (I· II bHI Ola Dominion
77·66, bH I Nortn Cerotlna srete 66·S6
No 6, Svrecuse 11·0> bHI Derroll 77·63,
OH i DuouH l!t 75·60 NO 7, Norrh Caroline !l ·ll oeal Hewell
Pacific 11·6t, Iott 10 Mlu ourl 81·76
No I . llllnol• C1 I ·2l CllO rlOI ola v
No 9, DePtul (1·2J bHI Crt lgnlon 87·S8
No 10. Georgie Teen 19·1> OHi Arl<en·
"' 72·52, oear WH nlngron 6S·st, bH I
Mervlenel 70·69
No 11. w u 111ng1on 17 21 OHi Iowa Slate
12·S9, Iott IO Georgie Teen 6S·SI bHI
Hewell 11·63 NO 11 Kansa• II· I I CllCI r\QI 0 •Y
No ll. M·cn gan I 11 1<>11 •o TennetHI
11·77
No U Norrn CerOl•ne S•11tt 11 21 t>eet
Rutgtrs IO·t.I •OSI to SI Jonn ' 66·S6
NO IS Ind••"• tl·71 bell M em• 011•0
71·12 bttl FIOr oa 80·63
No 16 Virginie T"n II 21 OH i Jemet
MeOlton 47·37. fOtt IO V>ro·•U Com·
monwH ilh 6'·6S
No 17 Oklt hom1 19·31 t>tt f Lou1tv1lle
90·12, 1>111 M1nn111an 121·74 bt•I Loul• •
1n1 Teen .... ,,
No II Loul1tt ne Sle lt II I oee1 Utan
Slalt 103·71 bHI 1'1eOema t.3·61
No 19 L.oul t1tn1 Teen 110 ll OHi
QlllahOme Cltv 90·67 IO\I 10 01o.111nom1
84·72
NO 20. Lou11vll1411 16 " to\• ro Olo.lenome
'<l 72 JOSI lo lovoto llllnol1 93·81
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THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE
Wtdn1Selev•1 Geme.
l,..anel Vatlev Confertt1ce
Cllru\ 11 Cnetfey
Rio Honoo at Etsl LO\ Angell's
Ml Sa n Jacinto et College 01 DtHr•
Rlver1lde et Sen Bernarelll'IO
Glenoalt al Cerro Co\o
l'rtdav's Gamn
l,..and Vtlev Conference
Eur Lot Angelt\ at C1tru1
Collelle of D•"" ., R•O HOndO
Sen Bernardino 11 Ml !Hin Jtetnto
Gltno11.-e1 Rlver\•cM
Cerro Coso er Cnetttv
kturdaY'I Glmtl
St\11'1 Coat! COflfettne•
Cvoreu a1 Onnge Cour
St ddltb•c-at Ml S.n Anlon•o
Gotdell wnr e1 Como1on
Ful,.flOll al Cerritos
IA" game\ ar 130 om I
MISL w .. ttrn Olvltltn w L. ,.ct.
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l.tltn 11 s ...
Wl<hllt • 6 soo
Ttcorne 1 • QI
LH VtQI\ • ' 400
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CONl'lltlNCI SIMll'INAU
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Sell FrellCit<o 21, New Vork Cil•ntt 10
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Plthbvr11n 2•. Ot nvt • 17
CON,..ERINCE CH~IONSHl"S
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Sundtv, Jal\. 20
(11 ..... Alt•)
AFC Cnemo1on vt NFC Cn•molon
1Cna nne1 J t i l om)
8H'1 23, RfflklnJ 1'
Score bv OV•rt•n
Cn1ca110 O 10 13 <r-73 Wuhlngron l 0 14 2-19
Flrll Ptf'1od
Wuh-FG Mo'•'•v 2S, 7 03
St<ond Ptf'1ocl
CM-FG 8 Thomet l4, 3.31
Cnl-Oun,more 19 oau lrom Pt vron
(8 Tnomat klc;k) 13 00
Third "•rlocl
Ct>l-Gaull 7S OHS from Fuller (llltll
failed), 16
W1Sh-Rlgg1n' I run (Mou 1ev kick), s·2s
Cnl-McKlnnon 16 01u trom Fuller
(8 Thomu kltlll. 10 SS
Wurr-Rlggln ' 1 rufl (MOHltV kick),
14 SS "OU""' Period Wun-Safely F1nn r Sleootel out of end
rone. 6 S2
Allene1anc-ss •31
TNm Sfa"Ulct
Chi Wu
F1rs1 dOwns 13 t7
RusnH ·vare11 3S· I 1• 27· 93
Pauing vt rds 196 2'3
Return verel' I J 29
PaulS 10· 17·0 n·'2· 1
!Mic: .. , 8• 7·•9 S·34
Pvn11 S·l9 S·37
Fumt>tes·IOtl 2· 1 l ·2
Pena llH ·va ros 6·34 7·SS
Time of Poueu•on lO 2' 29 34
llldlvklual Slathtl<t
RUSHING-Cn1te1JO, Pavron 74· 104, Suntv
1·1. C ThOmas l·S, Futter 2·S, Flnttr I·
tmlnu1 71 WHlllngton Riggins ?l·SO
Tneitmenn S·ll. J.Wuhlngtoon l·S
PASSING-<11lc:ego, Fuller 9· 1S·0-71 l.
Payron 1·2·0· 19 Washington, Thel1menn 17.,,. 1·291
RECEIVING-Cnlceoo, McKinnon 4·72.
Gaull 1·75, Sllnev 1 ·33, Dun1more 1· 19,
CTllomu l·ll Pevron 1·12, MoorenH<I
H>. Wu hlngron, Monk I0· 112. Mullammtel
S·62, Didier •·SS. J Wu hln11ton 2• 12, war·
ren 1·11
MISSED FIELD GOALS-Wu nlngton
Mottlev 41
Steelers 24, Broncos 17
Score bv Outrttrs
Pllrsouron O 10 7 7-2•
Denver 7 0 10 <r-17
l"lrll "tf'lod Oen-Wr•gn• 9 oan from Etwev (Ktrl I
fl.ICk) 8 30
Ste~ Per1od P r-l'G An0trso11 71, 04
P·l-Po•,ero 1 run !Anoerson II ck!.
1346 --'t -~~erloct
Otn FG Kerlol 21 7 $0
Oen-Watson 20 oeu lrom E iwty
Kar s k•Clo.I 7 4S
P •-l oo'-"10 oau tro,., Melone
(Anderson 1<1c .. J 11 41
F °""" Ptf'lod P •-Pol ero 1 run Anoerson "''" 13 0 I
AltfQOBllC-74 98 1
THm Staflsllu
Pit Dtt1
"''"' oo"""' 7S IS R1..\l'lt1·.arO\ 40· 169 21 SI
Pau .ng verO\ 211 19'1
R tlurn vero\ '3 11
PenH 17 21·0 70·38·7
Sec~' 8v 4 37 7 12 Pun!\ 3·28 4 42
Fuml>IH·IOSt J·7 2·0
Pt11111lu ·verd1 •·JO 1·S
l ime of Poueulon 32 S2 77 08
lnel.lvloutl Sta!lttl<t
RUSHING-Pllrsburgl'I PolltrO 11· 101
At>ercromolt 16·67 Veals 1· I, Lloot 1 ·0
Me tont S-lmlnus 6) Den•er Wl11der 1S·l7
Elwev •· 16, w 111nn1 I· I Parros 1 ·0
Warson 1·lm•nus 31
PASSINCi-P1tt1burg11 Malone
17·:11·0·?24 Oen"". Elwey 19·37·2· 11'
Wlllnile 1·1·0·S2
RECE IVING-PltllOuroh LIDO\ S·U
Pollerel ,.49 S1e11wor1n 3·31 At>ercro,,.,o t
J· II CunM•gnem 1·19 Tnomo1CY1 I· IS
Denver Wat\O" I 1· 177 Winder •·22
Wr gnl 7· 16 W1"n11t 7· 12 A eka!lder 1·9
MISSED FIELD GOALS-P1ll\Durgn
Anderson 40 16 )9 Denvtr ICt rl•l lt S7
Coll199 bow1J
(Al tlmet "STI
SATURDAY, DEC. 1S
Ctllfomla 8owl
111 l"retnol
Nt••Cle ·Lt\ Vegas lO T Olt dO I)
lndeiieoO.oc;e lowl
(at Sllrevt"'1, la.I
A • l=orce ?3, Virginie Tech 7
FRIDAY, DEC, 11
HOlldllv Bowl
(at Stn D"9ol
6VU 14 M1ch1gen 17
SATURDAY, DEC 11
Florlda C1tru1 8owt
(al Or11ndo, Fla l
G11orgia 11 l=1orloe Slstr 11
Sun aowt
(It El PHO)
M.rvieno 28 Ttnneuee H
CMrrv 8ewl
(at O.treltl
Armv 10 M1c111gen Stele 6
,.JUESDAY, DEC U
llue-Grav Clank
(al~, Ala.I
Grev l3 8 1ue 1
WEDNESDAY, DEC 76
l"rttdtm l•WI
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lo.,.a SS T fltH 11
THURSDAY, DEC. V
l!Mrtv .... c.' M«notlh) Auourn 71 Ar-enlfl\ IS
FRIDAY, DEC. 1'
Gator 8ewl
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Oio.ldt>ome ~I 71 $ouln Carolina 1•
SATURDAY, DEC 1'
Altlwl 8ewl
(at HNIOlulu I
SMU 21 Nolle Dtmt 20
Hal ef Ftmt lew1
Cat llnnln9llam •• Alt >
Ktnruc-x 20 Wltcon,1n 1'
TODA Y'S OAMIS
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77 El Toro 60 to El C.mlno 54
42 uount Hiiis "' S7 Pow•v 71 57 Foolhlll 60 71 San Olt11\llto 64
61 Moreno V'eltev 40 61 Torrev Pin•• • u
6S ArlH I• ... , Douvl•• INtv I .. 9' Unlvertltv 60 '6 Edltotl t)
54 Norco 12 S2 8ellermlnt 4
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COSTA MESA <S·Sl
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10 L111un• llHCh 60
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69 1rv1ne S2
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61 StOd.btc:~ IS
60 FoolhlW 61
S2 Founreln Vellev 62
61 F 00111111 61
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F 15-et Etle nc e•
ESTANCIA ( 11· 1>
93 Melodvltnd 46
SS Chadwick S3
t2 Wtrrtn !I
69 Cor Cltl Mer 57
11 LOI Amigos ..
57 Trov ?7
42 Leguna H 11, 40
13 Foothill 61
SS S.delltOtclo. ';/
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S\ Mt1tr Dt S6
61 Merine '4
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J 11-ar SaOdleOtek •
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F 13-el Woodbridge•
F 15-<:ottt MtH'
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St Wttlmonsrer 4
d M1n1on Vit .o S6
77 8olu G•t rlde 49
73 Norco 66
62 CenvOf\ SI
79 Et Toro 69
75 Co"• ·Mtw-61<
5" E st•nc1e •• SS SI EI MO<lena 61
IS Wt1lmlr1sltr SI
61 Foothill 14
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J11--LAgune •••Ch' J 16-tl Not. Htrbor'
J la.-Et1anc1a•
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SS Ar1ts1a S6
41 Cvoreu sa
62 Don Lull<> 84
61 CO<on1 S7
'1 wnrtrn '3
60 Cor 014 Mer 9'l
61 Canvon 72
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EDISON (7·4) ~lllNA (7-7)
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'0 Mater D• '° '3 Lakt .. OOCI {Oii " 61 Los AllOS Of) S7 37 Sr JOHOn )9
SI Cyort u SS U St l\11 Yntt loll SI
SJ SA Velltv '6 37 Senre Mtrle S7
J 1 Pomon• 1S SS Morer10 11 attev 41
.. Hiii llHCh 69 JS Foorn111 62
SO Soar1<1 !Nev l 42 •S llo11e Grandt '6
43 Not Harbor 46 SO Don LUGO ll
62 El Toro SS 47 Sevannt SI
JS.-et Caoo Vt lltY 41 Dant Hiiis 4S
J9-L.8 Wiiton 31 Orarioe SO
J11-et Wt11m1nt rtr• O Ettancla 61
J16'--0c:n n View• . J~Sonora
Jlt-Hrn llHCh' J11-Htn ••tch'
J23-tl l=ln Vt lleV' J 16-•I Fin Va11tv•
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Fll-Founreln Vallt y' 1=6--FOl.lntaln Vatltv'
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65 S.rv1te '' S7 Comoton S4 •9 OcH n v,,.., so ~ Ce oo Vellev S4
S4 Stnla Mon•c• SS SO Foun1e1n Ve•ev 49
'4 Sr llernero S3 61 L.A 8ennl11g ''
l7 Comoron :u 1l LI POIV 60
62 Colla Mtse 52 n Dom11111utr 63
7S L.aQ~m• H ., SS S2 Mtltr 0.1 57
S4 El Moclena Sf 13 lngltwooo t.2
1' Or11•11• SS " EIP"oROI:>'" 42 J~atta.no 101 Ce nyon CCC) n
Jt-ir Mu" 67 Rlg,.,.ltl 47
JI l-al CkH n View• J-Lal\twOOCI
J 16-Marlna• J9-L.orio IHCh Potv
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J13-EC1lt0n• J16-er EOlton•
J2S-e1 Htn &teen• J 11-Mertne•
F l--OCH n View• J23-Htn IHcn•
F6-al Merine• J2S-e l Weslmln•ler'
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FlS-Hrn &teen• Ft-er Merine• F 13-er Hrn llHcn•
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19 L.01 ,.,,,;gos 62 49 Loera S4 S7 Caoo Vt llt v 10 S9 I OIH Grande 73
SS Cor oel Mar 61 '2 CnlrlO l6 60 ~..,Pion S2 S3 Dene Hiiis 71 st Werren 62 57 l=utltrron SS S6 Mllllllen 60 72 Maonolfa 37
6J Sen C1em1nre 41 '6 VIII• Pant 41 ••• .sa Wttt Torrance S6 41 s.oo .. 11ac1t S9
S7 Foo1n1H S9 63 ~enchO Alem 71 Sl El Mooellt S7 69 SA Val••• SS
60 Cotra M"a 70 S3 La HeC>rt 66 69 Eellton 61 6J Pee t1ca SS J2-Sen11a110 Tournev •7 Peclllct SI 51 lllt lr 60 60 Stn Mercoi 70
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J16-Ett1nc1a• 116-el Cor Oii Mer• J~MIM•~•n Jl---t.a Ou•nra
Jlt-at Nol Ha roor• Jlt-Ur1lvtrti!v• Jll-tl Merine• Jll-ECI son•
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J2s-<oront Otl Mer' J7S-Not Heroor• Jll-tr Eellton• J1t-l=oun1ein v e1te••
J30-t1 WooobrlCllJI' JlO-Legune 11 .. ch' Jn-tt OcH n View• J23-9r Mtri11e•
F1-Cot1t Me-.• Ft-Seel<t~lt· J2S--Fovnt"n Ve•ev' J25-0c:H n View'
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CAM,.IEL.L. CONFERENCE
sm~ DlvltlOll w L. T Ph GF
ECl,,.,onlon lS 1 4 S4 116
WM>DtQ 19 ,, 4 •2 IU
C1111erv 19 IS l ., Ill
I(~ 1S " 9 JI 163
Venco1..••' • 2S s 71 120
,.orrl• DIVltlon
C1,.caoo 17 17 ) )] 150
St LOU ' 1S IS s lS 130
cfetro I 13 19 4 30 1~
MonnHOla II 19 6 n 124
Tor on lo • 26 s 17 11)
WALES CONl'ERENCE
"•trlCil Dlvltloft
We\MIOlon 21 10 ] " lSS
Phlleoe•onle 21 10 s '7 IS2
NY lslano.r1 20 " I 41 171
P1llsburgn ,, 17 ) )1 17)
NV Rangers 12 19 s 29 119
New Jertev 12 19 • 78 120
Adams Dlvl'10ll
Monlrtal 21 9 6 " 1S2
8utta10 lS 12 9 )9 121
8osron 16 IS 6 )I 131
Out o.c 16 16 s 31 lU
Harrtoro 13 " 30 110
Sunot'f'' Score\
Ph1ladelDl'I>& ) Kln9l 2
Ntw Vor• Ranoer• 6 SI Lou•• 1
8otto11 S Wmmoeo l
GA
111
1'8 , ..
1•9
708
139
IJS
162
1'S
11S
117
IOI
1'2
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1'3
118
109
128
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SUNDAY'S lllSUl TS
1•111 ......... ltloro;itN>red mH!lnel
FIRST llACE. 6 turlOngt
Altacll CP1dro1e1 '00 7 90 220
ltmatl IDeianouswve l 3 "° 140
RK kltU PIHSurt {McCtrr~ 2'0
Tlmt I 13 3 {
S•COND RA a. OnJtm11e
Duc1111 Perront I Cf°r/\~ ). ' 60 • 00 Not A Srraw Dom•l'Outl IJ 00 1 60
Pronctte E •v•ra •S!IOtme i.er S 70
Tme l tl 1S
U DAIL. Y OOUILI 2 7 Dt •CI 121 40
THlllD llACli 6 1 .. ••0"Dl
S<rffn Door IMete 13 70
llo•CI P0'4v I S1b1I e J p.,.,,., St••n•O• IHtw ••
Ttme I 13 3 S
FOURTH RACE. 1 I 16 m1 es
560 360
•70 710
3 20
Rtoulallon M·n COrreve 9 60 4 00 l 00
Truffles CMtza) 360 l 00
Kenneov Exoreu {McCt rron 3 60
Alto raceo Attirm1flvt1" S·" t.e1101 T"•
8et>e, Lari.. Ascending
Time 1 •7 2 S
Fll"TH R1'CI 6 tur>ot1g\
LUC-v 8uOCI• IMtll S60 4'0 )60
8010 P1tog1 tVattnrut•a • 14 70 900
Overland Jou• "e• '011vert1 I 60
A.110 recto C.01ov' Co,..menoer Nego
... ,. T"•H "o• T #0 Jul' """' St"0' Nestor MtnOf'•P\ Too Po•r L .. oer,c
Kertan
IOUTH COAST LaAGU•
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Zezel, 19. has
two assists. leads
Philadelphi~ -2
l"GLEWOOD C~P) -With a
lmk help from a rookie. lbe
Phtla.dephta Fl)'ers v.cre able to SCI b)'
the much-improved Los An.aeles K.tn~
Petet Zc1cl. 19. had two assists to
help the Fl}erc; dowo Los An~tcs 3-2
Sunda) n11ht at the Forum. He 1s o ne
of fh e Ph1ladelph1a roolue,..
..He 1~ fitting in Quite well and
being a Junior agt> player. he bas a lot
to learn as man~ of our pla)trs do,"
~1d Fl)'ers· coach \.11lcc Keenan ... But
he·~ matunng "Cl') ~ell and we're
pleased ~11h the contnbuuon he'''
making ·
T1111 Kerr \Cored a goal and ba.d 1wo
assist!> 10 1mpro' e the Flyers· record
to..:? 1-l 0-5 and move Philadelphia to
v.nhin t~o points of the first-place
Wcuhington Cap1~ls in the Patnck
D1' 1~1on
Doug Sm11h put the Km.gs on top,
1-0. at 14.18 of the ftrst period when
he \hot a 25 footer that &lanced ofl"tbc
leg of Flyer Brad McCrimmon and
past goalie Pelle Lindbergh. Murray
Cra"en C'-'cned the game with 2:43
left in the penod as he drilled a l .S.
foot slap shot between the pads of
King goalie Bob Janccyk..
The Fl~ers struck early in the
\eeond ~nod as Peter Zezel ~olc the
pud. from KJng J1m Fo>. behind tht'
net and fed Kerr 1n front for an CU)
J(J..foot !.Core ~1th JUSt 20 ste:Ond'
elapsed
The l\.ing.s Skve Shutt ucd the
~ore ~-:!. after talunJ. a pass from ~1arcel Dionne and drilhn.g a 45-foot
slap shot into the lower nlht coment
4 28 of the second period.
The Fl~ers struck early again m tht'
third ~nod v.1th what proved to be
the ""inning goal when Dave Poulin
stuffed in a back.hander from the left
oftht Kings· net at 1:39
Both goaltes had a busy night as the
Fl)t'rs tested Janecyk 35 umcs and
the K.lng.s put 26 i.hots on LindbcJ'lh.
Dionne's ai>m.t on Shutfs goal was
tm 825th career assist. which tied tum
for fifth on the all-lime NHL hst ""1th
formtr Ot'tro1t Red Wing i'.lex Delv-
t'Cch10
Area girls
tuneup
for league
Ttr'e 11nal tuneups before the start ot r-i
league pl3\ tor art'a high school gJrls
haskt'thall ream~ are set to bcJJn v. edncc..,1a' '-'Ith ( osta ~1esa hosung
.tn e1ttht-tc:am tournament also
featunng Fountain \'alle~ Estancia
and addleback ancl the Cypress
1oume' ~clcoming Ocean \'1e..., and
H un11'1'rgton &ach
F1"'t-round pamngs at Costa Mesa
feature Fountain Valle' vs fatanaa r. •
I' p m l. !)addleback ·facing North
T'lrramC" 14 30> and the host Mus-
tangs talong on Garden Grove C' 301
ThC' ( o<,tJ \tesa T oumament Con-
ti nu es Th ursda' ~1th an ofT da'
F da' pnor to ·aturda' 's final'i ·
t ( 'pre\\ Octan \ 1ev.. tew; Bolsa
ndc V. ednesda' at p m ""1th
~u!'ltingtnn Bca\.h dra .... 1ng \\amn
tn a 4 '\U am game The C'prcsc.
wumc' lOnllnue\ through ~turda'
The til"\t-round pa1nn~ t...
Cotta MeMI TourMm.&o'
WEDNESDAY
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1 )0-Co.ta Mtw •I Gi ro.• (irove
Cvpreu Tournament
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begin league
play Saturday
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night
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renal\ allc' Onh a 5.,.n defeat tC'I
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COMPLETE NYSECOi~Wllll
tU .S. registering increases
from individual productivity
~
,By JOHN CU NNIFF set standards of production cfficien-.. .....-.,_,,.,,.. cy, and in the process built the biggest
NEW YORK_ As the industrial and most productive econom y the econom~ renews itself w11h brand world has ever seen. And then, for many reasons, it began to lose its new in ustries and products. I\ 1s
taking on an old-fashioned look in at ed~~ny, many reasons are oflCredlor
least one respect: what happened. Some students of the
Productivity is growing again.Just ~ub·; •• 1 •.• 0·005 ·nteJer d w ih .-~ ,._._ 3..Y U I l 11• e 1 as it used to grow beiore Amencans efficiency. Some blamed lazy, un-bccame complacent. . imaginative. t1mtd managements
Product1v1ty? Producuv1ty gains'! that couldn't understaod that rewards
Some people will tell you they don:1 require risks.
even know the terms .. but. that s.. The list ts a long one. and i1 may be
beuuse the terms travel in d1squiSO;--" that productivi ty gains shrunk for a
But these people knov.· th~n1. you may combina~on of reasons. including ~~sure. because of the impact on their 1heagi1'8ofindustrial plants. the need
• lives. to clean up a polluted environment,
' That 1mp;.lct is nothing less than ~overnmenl regulation and tax pol-
enormous. involving emplbyrrient icy.
and uneffiplovment. rcCl'SSton and And another very large factor:
expansion, inhation and price stab-Consumerism.
ility, foreisn trade. wages. corporate Consumerism generally has been
profits, liv1n$ standards and pride. praised in America. Every Americ.a n
Productivity is merCly the efficien-is a consumer. But each Amencan
cy of production, and producu vity must be a producer too, or else very
gains arc in1provcments 1n 1hat tittle will be available to consume.
effi ciency. And as everyone who went After producing a material wealth
to elementary school knows. success that was the envy of the world.
and good jobs and profits go to the Americans stem 10 have decided it
most efficient. was time 10 consume, to live off the
For many years the l)n1ted States hard work that had gone before. to use •h·
up rather than invest 1n building
more production .
Americans, feughl to consume the
economic pie, but the)' didn't put the
same energy into making a bigger one.
And as everyone knows. unless you
bake a bigger pie you can't take a
larger slice without culling your
neill.hbor's share.
Wage increases excetded gains in
production efficiency, and COrp?rate
profits were disbursed as dividends
rather than rtinvcstcd in tmproved
plants. In business, short-term profits
01en came at the expense of long-term
strength .
.. Government stepped up its ac-
tivities. the better to serve people. but
as history demonstrates, ii was easier
to give assistance to people -
government aid, in fact. came to be
known as an "entitlement'' -than to
finance it.
Produc11vi 1y gains, which had av-
eraged around 3 percent annually -
·and even reached 9.4 percent in 1950
and 6.9 percenl as re<:el)lly as l 973 -
all but disappeared in some years. In
1975 and 1976, and 1980 and 1981 ,
output of goods and sei:vices actually
shrank.
A studv by the Conference Board, a
non-profit research and educ.ational
organization shows thal growth in
U.S. produc1ivi1y between 1973 and
1982 was the. lowest IO-year figure in
nearly a century.
But now. it says. American indus-
tries ha ve begun to record signifi cant
1>roduct1vi1y increases again. In l 983,
for example, the gain amounted to 2.9
percent, which isn't much lower ll!_an
the long-term average.
The board credits the 1n1provc-
mcnt to thl' Economic Recovery Tax
Act of 198 ! , deregulation of industry.
low inflation. new 1echnt>log1es and
bcner labor-government relation~.
· While al! these factors have indeed
played a significant role, the last of
them cannot be overemohasized.
A decade ago labor and mai:iage-
mcnt were at each others throats. -
Now. having been plagued by the bad
times, they have concluded they must
rely on each other for their common
good.
Jn thl' 1mmcd1atl' fu tUTl' that
should be easier. because: vanous
economists now believe that the
factors that returned productivity to
American industry will remain with it
at least through the rest ofth,e decade.
Learning Annex put new twist
on the business of education
By O'ITEN TIMBERLAKE
NEW YORK -Bitl-Zanker may
be o n the verge of the ~1g Time wi th
his burgeoning how-to industry. Wel-
1-1-1-1. the zany, fast-talking JO-year·
old is trying really hard, anyway.
The founder. president and chief
executive officer of the Leaming
Annex, maintains that his business lS
the largest non-ar redited ad uh educa-
tion ce nter in the countf")' and the first
and onl y one of its kind 10 go public.
A quaner of a million people havr
s1gned up for its short, 1nexpcns1vc
personal improvement courses und
activities. the Lcarn1.ng Annex sa ys.
The company, which was launched
.Jft New York in 1980. has expanded
!fbito Chicago and Atlanta. It plans 111
~ .. open centers in Washing1on. D.r ..
·ptuladelphia and Boston 1n January
and one on the West Coast b~ nl'xt
summer
A wide vanety ufcourses -~uch as
"Hov.· To Beg.in and Continue a
Conversation,': "How To Su vive on
MUTUAL FUNDS
S50.000 to Sl00.000 a Year" and
"How To Land a Part in TV
Commercials" -1s offered. and a
Children's Annex is planned.
. The energetic and cn1hus1ast1c
entrepreneur also has started publish· ,fig soft-cover books and audio tapes
1ha1 e.tpand on 1he more popular
courses -"'How To Talk Sports to
Men." for l'xampll'.
Zankersaysa 1clev1s1on program is
being d1'iCUSSCd, too.
"We want to be the ho...,•-to people."
hC'says ... These types of courses have
been going on since the 1960s. They
.... -ere highly successfutzw ilist made
11 into a profit."
The company. "''h1 has not yet
reported earning!>. expccts to earn a
profi1 ofS400.000. or 10 cenu. a share:
on $6.75 m1ll1on 1n revenue in fi~al
19k5. wh1ehl'nd~Juh· JO. 19lS6. ·
Zanker. v.ho lik(·s iclllng reporters
that his compan) will be the
Mr Dona ld\ of the industf"). said:
'"\\'e're going to be everywhere. One
wa) r)r ano1hcr, v.·e·re going. to affect
everybody's "1tves out there."
Obviously, modesty is not one of
Zanker"squalities. Neuher is shyness.
He caused a sensation when he
tned to throw S 10.000 o ff the Empire
Stale Building in March 1982 to
celebrate the ) enrollment of the
'K'hool's 100,000th student.
Budding officials called his plan a
crass publicity stunt. and police
prevented it when the C{owd around
the bu ilding got unruly and -
1:01nt1dentall y -some robbers tried
\~ hold up a bank there al the same
t1n1e.
.\_ l.Wdauntcd. lanker later dis-
tributed 1,000 free tokens at a subway
station.
f-le also was undaunted by the
outrage prompted by a Learning
·\nnex course on how to cheat on
)our spouse w11hout ge1ung caught. '
[! -all \tartl'd when Zanker. who
grl'Y.' up 1n Teaneck. N.J .. and 1s a
bacht•lor. was stud)ing for a master"s
degree in film at the New School in
Ni."v.· 'l'ork and, "I wasspcndinp,about
S6.000 a year on education and my
dad was paying for 11.
"He called me up and said. 'Let's
have lunch.' And. he said. ·r m not"
supponing you and go out a get a JOb
and stop bc1ng a bum.'"
Zanker. who holds a bachelor of
arts dercc from the Jicbrew Univer-
sity o Jerusalem. took his "bar
mitzvah money" and put together a
brochure based on friends' sugges-
11on s for courses.
Then he wen1 10 Grand ('entral
'f crm1nal early 111 1he morning and
handl~d the brochure -wh ich now is
published monthly and features .free
personal ads -to hundreds of people
s1rean1ing through the train station
during rush hour. Then, he ran back
to his phone to take calls.
.. And It s1.ancd 10 hapf"K'n ," Zankcr
said. "II expanded ltke wild."
What did his father think atmu1
1h1s?
"'At first. he said, 'You're crazy
Stop ...,·1th this education stuff.'"
Zanker said. "Now. he's my biggest
fan."
The Learning Annex's courses
usually last a total of four to I 0 hours
and cost anywhere from S21 to $140.
A hot -literally hot -one is "The
F1rewalk1ng Experience." Another
one one offers a behind-the-~enc
look at Ch1ppendales, a night club
where men strip for women pa11ons.
Just where do they get these ideas?
.. We JUSt read and read and read.''
Zanker ~td . And he goes 10 a lot of
panic,.a.
t\I one pany, for example, a group
of lawyers in their 30s were talking
a bout how they hated their pro-
fession. So the Learning Annex found
a headhunter who specializes in
placing la...,·yers 1n second careers to
teach a collr">e.
' UPS AND DOWNS
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday, Oecefttber 31, 1* *Al
'What Is your New Year·s resol-
. utlon this year?'
Beverb Ulvan IrvlDe
Boat repair tbop oq er
"To learn how to handle
s'tress better and have a
better attitude toward
people."
Alu Stark
Yorba Ll.Dda
Muaaer
Dorothy Jobn1on
Irvine
Clerk
"To have reautar boun
at work."
Aue Tierney
lrvlDe
Realtor
"Be more thoughtful and
nderstand1ng of ever)·
ne."
''To double my income."
achcomber walk• lnatde a vehicle'•
• whtle enjoytna the aun at Cryatal
.. Delly,...,~.., MllNN ll ......
-;~ ... Cove S tate Park. The aunny w~er la
ezpected to continue Tuesday.
Michelle Eppler
Lagana Beach
Manicurist
Terri Harrl1
Irvine
SaJJ 1calptart1t
hristmas brings no joy
r fa th er of slajn family
.. To oe unemplo'ed .. ··~1ne is to quit smok-
ing. "'h1ch I will never do·· A11oclated Pren
stmas for Bob Trueblood
w11hout tree. bnght lights or
he spent the holiday wnh
nes of h1S wtfe and three
en killed 10 weeks ago in a
en-dnving collision.
metimes I still think they're)ust
ttle trip to the mountains ... that
heanng them at the door an)
e," said the 37-ycar-old Full-
man. "Sometimes the whole
still seems unreal."
man charged with four counts
cond-deg.ree murder 1n the
sof Pamela Trueblood. 36. Enc.
erry, 9. and Scott. 8, said he
t block the tragedy from his
on't think my conscience can
get used to 1t," said Michael
y Reding, 26 "It was a mistake
such monumental conse-
es." ........ _
before the accident. said he hopes his
case serves as a "'aming
"I had heard about other drunk
dn' 1ng deaths. of course. but I kne"'
11 would never happen tO me.'' he
said. "I would hope that other people
wh o think the same way don't make
the mistake I made."
On Oct. 23. Trueblood came across
the accident scene a few minutes'
d~e from his home while searching
for s fam1l) and two other children.
who ere late returning from a
g> mnasucs class at Cal State Full-
en on
The Truebloods' Chevrolet C1ta·
lion had been struck head on b:,. a
Mercury Cougar
Fullenon Sgt. Ken Kepner de-
scnbed the mangled C1tat1on as "a
holocaust."
Bnan 'Rector. 12. and haun
Ratcliff. 2. nding in the Trueblood
car. were senousl~ in1ured in the
crash
"It realh· hit me ""hen I ordered the
grave mar'kers 't ou don't need them
unless the} ·re realh do"'n there." he
said
The Truebloods had been mamed
15 ,ears .
. :Even after all the ume we were
mamed, people would ask 1f we were
newl>weds We met on one of those
Chapman College 'semesters at sea.'
Our first date was in Buenos .\ires.
She was the love of m\ \Outh. and
neither one of us ever reall) gre"' up ...
he said.
Of the man accused of the deaths.
Trueblood said: "I don't spend a lot of
time thinking about Michael Red-
ing."
"I think he's guilt~ of second-
degree murder and he should go to
pnson," Trueblood said "If he
walked into m> house and shot them
all. the~ wouldn't be an)' less dead··
John "Buu" Collier
Irvine
Jim Fllanc
Irvine t showed Reding had a bloOd-
ol level of0.11 percent. surpass-
'1.\t first. t couldn't reel an)th1na,"
Trueblood said. "I was numb. But
when I got in bed that night and
realized I "'as alom'. that's when I
broke down
He said he 1s coping with the loss
through religion and the suppon of
his and his "'1fe's families
"In ever) wa) that's meaningful I
died that night," he said ··\.1 ) life
ended then. and no"' rm tr) ing to put
together a ne.,.. one "
Professaonal pool plaver Vldti> store owner
e 0.10 percent legal hm11 for
$· ing. who had left a bar shonh
$1,500in
lleyautos
block of La
y that some·
1977 Toyota
parked 1
e\t1mate
bloc-kof nn
turday that
r bedroom
s home The
pmcnt worth
h S 'SO
Rabh11
.\ windo"' "'a' broken to hurgl.inn·
a bro""n 198.'? I ord 'an 5tl•reo
equipment "'onh $800 Y.3\ stokn
.\ Y..indo'" was al\O broken to
burglan1e a s1her IQ78 r ord F"'1e<.ta
5tert~o equipment "'onh S300 "'as ta~cn
Fnda} night on Appalachian 5trect
south of la NaranJa C'oun. Someone
shattered a window and put t"'o
1gn11cd smoke bombs in the car
Damage wa~ eC1t1mated at S 100 • • • meonc stolt' a black .'?b-inch
HufT} b1ncle from an, open garage
Frida\ on the I I 00 block o((ioocble
~cnue Tl'lt' loss Wil~ e-st1mated at $90.-• • • Someone pncd open a front door
earl) Frida~ to buralame th<' Pro
Hair C'ompnn). 8546 \\.amer l\'e
The lo<;c; ec,11matcd at S 1.046. in-
. eluded ha1n:uttlng tools. a lamp.
phonr equipment and <'a h
Ha.nttngton Beach
Th1eH'i \tole S 7.000 in Jt"'el ••
S2.000 1n '1ck-o c-qu1pmcnt nd
S 1.000 in m1~lanM)u\ 1tcm$ at a
re adence 1fi\-1hc NXlO ·block of
Paecmont • • •
~in ks "'en: pluu.ed ba1hnll)ffi<,
"ere flooded and the carp1.·t "a"
damaged 1n an office al Reo Plaza
21 Ob:! Brookh urst • • • ..\n unkno"'n person <ihot 1he
o"'ncr"c; cat in thr SOO bl01.k ot
Cast1llan • • • ..\ Ro~cc Union mot<Xross h1,,clc
'alued at S80 was stolen in the :!IXXJ
blcx.k of Delaware. • • • .\ rear sliding glass windo"' "'a<;
pn~d open 1n the 18000 block of '-c"'
\1oon and S450 in cash "'as stolen • • • ..\ rc,1dence 1n the 21000 bl<X k l)I
Brool..hur<it treet was ransacl..l·d and
.1ppn1\1ma1el) S2.SOO an cash "·1'
'tokn • • • -\ $500 c;tcn·o "'as stolco from a \.<Ir
parkl·d in an underground parking lot
tn thl' 6200 bloc. k of Edinger ..\venue • • • .\ man "'a' ta ken into cu<;tO<h at
\kn' n' der;inml·nt \tore Q. 11
\dam' \\l' fm allt·~ei.1h tning to
'>hoplt11 .t pJ1r nl p.int<. 'alul'd at SI" • • • T .,_ nwn 'hilt• .in uni.. no"' n quanu-
'" ol quancr<; lrom a c.1~ 00\ at J
\ tdco game mtJ\'htne at ,\ 7-Elt'' en
<itl'lfr MQ~ \\'-nm(r ~ .... • -• • • ( ar th1e' e' \tok a hnekaSC' 1.:on
1a in 110g S 400 1 n .l 1 rli nl' Ill kC't s. S WO
'ihl·ep,l..in r.H ,C'.11\ and a '50 rod1t'
Imm a l.H 1n ,1 larpMt ,H f\MlO \\ amt•r
• • • \omcone \hlk s::" \,l\h lrom a
rc\1dcnc<' 1n th1· :! I OfM\ I'll<'\\. nf Bul·h
Soule' ard • • • Th1<'H' 'tnk Jt'''d" anJ'"'aHhl''
'alucd ;ii S"J)()() .1nJ \'ll1l 1n l:l\h
from a U'.'\ldN'IH' 1n the ''-i l'll1'l\ k 111
\\ ll'hlt.1
• t
"\h 'e" 'I car·, rc,,)I·
ut10n 1<. n1'I i.1 h.i' r .i 'n"
'I t•ar", rc<.ulut111n
'\1' resolution 1s to fi-
nalh gl\e m'self some
11 me off I ·"' ork long
Irvine
c;;e, rral \k' Park Al'Uln .nd t>u'
ne'>'-t'' \\t're ·hrokl·n 1n 11' \aturda'
\tontgomen ( 1,n .. ult1nl!l Eng1net.>r-.
lo'>t l\lo ll IB\I t'fX'"ntcr' "-h1k <.1'
'' i'lC"' rlll'r' "en· taken 1r11m nl.'1(1.h·
bonng l ,\. \ Prnl)l'rt' \l.inagcml'nt
\ l.hel.l..hlh)~ binder "a' 1.1~l·n trom
..\ntho"' Franklin ln\l·,1mt·n1' \and
Dollar 1>t,•, el11pmt•n1 "a' .llw hr11k1·n
1n1ll but II IS n1H ~OP\\ n "hcth1•1
an\lh1ng "a' ta\..rn \II tli't hu\I
neS'>t''> arl· kxatcJ at -." \k, l'.irk
lk1ulc' ard • • •
Tele' '""'n' and a '1tk11 '·"'' 111·
rC\onkr "t'rt taken 1r.1m .1 lk. 'I'·•"
\trl'CI apartment \unda' . . .
'-'hl"\l'i and nm' "1'fl' fl'OH1'CJ
tn'm a I 4:-.4 \ ,,lk '"' J(l.11n R.1hh1t
p.ukcd .it a Pint'' 1r"' \trt•ct .ipart
mcnt \alllrda' • • • \ 1u' rnik \\J'I arrl''ltrd 11n .1
"'capon' 1 h.1rs.e \aturda' nl'Jf tht•
1ntc~1t111n lll 1:-a\I 'I .11<-I t'k'I' .rnd
Falltn~<.tar \trt"l.·t f unhl'T 1kta1f,
"l'f\' una' ailahk • • • . T'"' ml·n v.ne arT\"<.t(."(1 \aturt13\ a1
"1al .\rthur &ult•' ard .ind the \an
~ Frcc-wa1 oo • ooM l~r
\\ 11f1am H ():\, 1d,,1n ~' .inJ lbn1rl
Burk<' '~ "trc taken 1nh1 tU\tcl4.h
Dc1ail\ ol 1he am·'t' \t.l'rC un·
.1' :ulablc
Newport Beac h
'-earh 4 01.'IC\ 1t Mlh ,,, pc~11nal
prop('M\ v.a"' <,tOIC'n lr&1m a ph' ,.
l<.:lln 'c; r'aie on {1ok1a romt <ln
\p,gJu., Hill P<lhl~ \.l1J the= th1e'<'
took a µrn e dNlr o~ner a f'U
and Jl.'v.ell" • • •
\him IP\ lO.lt \\1,nh l 'lflll "·"
•
\
'h•I n ir11m .i 1..ihk at Bohh' \1cGecs.
a Pauli, < 1aq H1(1.h"a' "nightspot
fh, 11Y.n1r ,,, 'he: lur coat ~ad It "a~
'' • l·r "'h ll 'he "a' dancing • • • .\ man 1n .1 ~)at ..aid someone
.ipp<Hcn1h 1irl't1 ,1 <.hot at him as he
pa<,srd unJrr thl l tdl' lc;k Bndge He
.. aid hi:' he.lrd a fl<'P .ind that a slug hit
the uut~iard mu11'1 on his boat
\l'' rral n·,1dcnt' ,,n l 1do Isle also
rl'J)('rtl'd hcann2 gun fin• \ . .
.\quill" ,,nh ~I '-1' "'a" <1tolen from
1hl' "ad. 1,I a l ampt>• parked on tht
2l'llll "'l"-~ ,,, v. (''\I Oaantront
Man found dead
near Laguna was
shot several times
\ man "'hn-.c hod\ "a' found i nd.i' 1n 'ome hru<.h alongside £1
T l'T• Road n('ar Laguna Beach d1cd
lr1'm numnou'\ gun\hOt v.otind!r>. an
n rangl' < ounl\ <ihenff\ pol t'Sman
'-lad toda'
..
The hc."h ut Jo\t' Manuel ·Hereb1a
la uUo. :!4 of LO\ .\ngelcs had
.JU'lf'l.1 re n t1 \ gtsn e u n n t>rt cC'tl for S"tVtTat Ja,' helort' a Laguna Beach pol.Jee
1)ffi('t'f made th(' anm d1 OVCf)
The man C'amed no wallet and
1dcn11ticat1on had to he made through
lingcll'nnt\. henff ~ Lt Dick 01 n
\aid
\uthont1<'' \81d the\ have no
mnt1' e l<'r the "'*"mt and dad not l..no"' v.hether C. ao,t11lo was lulled at
thC' ute v.hcn-h1<1 bod) was found.
The man·, hod' ""•'hidden 1n tome
hu\hC"'I abnut I m1lr ea" Of t.:.aauna
< :in)on RNJ. Ol'ian 1d
M Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Monday, Decembir 31, 19~4
1risitors gather
for Rose Parade
PASADENA (AP) -TM thron~
were already gatherina for Tuesday s
Rose Parade during the weekend. but
for the first time in 30 years one
observer will be missing -the
Goodyear blimp.
Police shooed away the early birds
from the parade route Sunday, and
the wind took care of the blimp
Columbia. causing it to rear back on
its tail fin Saturday as 1t was coming 1n
for a landing.
··1 guess you could call 1t a bhmp
wh~lic," Goodyear spokesman Paul
Urhauscn said.
A new fin "has.-'<> be trucked in
from Houston,AQd it won't get here in
time." he said. '
HowC'ver, the Fuji Photo Film USA
blimp will stJll hover overhead,
pr:ov1djng aerial photo and television
coverage.
More than one million spectators
wNe expected 10 see 59 floats
bedecked Wllh 20 million flowers for.
the 96th annual extravaganza.
Some 125 millio n viewers were
expected 10 watch the parade begin-
ning at 8:20 a.m. PST.
AJthouJh many visitors parked
their vehicles on sidC' streets and in
empty parking lots near the parade
route, spectators weren't permitted to
camp out on Colorado Boulevard, the
-main parade route. until noon Mon-
day. police spokesman Mikt Guerin said. ,.
No arrests' or incidents hnd been
reponed by late Sunday.
.. It's been very quiet," police Lt.
Lynn Fr'oistad said. "We have a lot of
people here in Pasadena on the side
streets along the parade route, but
~veQ'one seems to be very cooperat-
ive.
Police Ch1efBob McGowan said 1n
a prepared statement Sunday that his
dcpanment would be vigilant and
that arrests were expected.
"The 224 people we had to arrest
last year represent • a very small
percentage of the total number of
people who came here for the pver-
night activitic~ When tho~ that
cause trouble are removed quickly, it
makes everything that much better
for everyone else." McGowan said.
"'r1le arrests typically are for drunk-
eness or disturbing the peace.
Overnight sidewalk campers will
have to brave temperatures in the 40s
late New Year's Eve and earl ·
Tuesday morning, but warmer
weather and sunpy skies were fo recast
for N~w Year's Day. said Betty Rio of
the National Weather Service.
Police predicted spectators would
discard more than 40 tons of trash,
200 vehicles would be-towed away
and tho"l'.isands of easterners watching
on television would consider moving
out· West "after seeing the blue slcies
and green (ooth1Jls above Pasadena."
Man of the Year
Ba.eball Commluioner Peter Ueberroth i• Time Maga-
alne'a Man of the Year becau.e of what the magazine calla
an •01ympian • achievement ln bJ.a role •• heacl of the Loe
Antelee Olympic Organizing Committee for tlie '84 Gamea.
I -Despite losses, family has the spirit
NATION
10th Supreme Court judge
necessary Burger claims
By the A11oclaced Pre11
WASHINGTON -Chief Justice Warren E. Burger says virtually all
fedcraljudgcs are overworked and underpaid, and recommepd!i ap~.intm~nt
of a 10th Supreme Court Judge to handk the h1&h c~un. s. adm1n'"'trat1ve
b11rden. Burger. in ht~ year-end report on the state ohhe Jud1c1ary, pleade~ on
Sunday for legislation to relieve the high coun of the duty to gnm.~ full review~
to certain types of appeals. And he called anew for creation of a temporary
tribunal to settle.' some conflicts among lower appellate. c~urts. In a separate
interview published Saturday in the Amencan Bar Assoc1at1on J ournal, Burger
also called for assignment of~ I OthJust1ce who would hea~ no. cases, but would
handle administrative chores. As chief justice of the nine-Jusucc co~rt. Bu~cr,
77, is responsible for the administration ofttw federal court ~ystem. in 1:1dd1t1on
to his regular duties hearing cases. -• :t4•.
Sovlet blast recorded · f .
WASHINGTON -Seismic signals. presumably from an undergroun.d
nuclear explosion 1n the Soviet Union. were recorded by the U.S. atom,1c
energy.detection system last Thursday. an Energy Department spoke~man ~ad
today. The s1snalsonginated at 7:50 p.m. PST.,on Dec. 27, at the Sem1palat1nsk
test are~ Siberia. spokesman Jean Pruitt said. ·
ThCVederal govemmcn! routincLY monitors and repons on seismic tests
that the Soviets perform peno<l1ca'lly. The Soviet government doesn't
announce those tests.
Baby found ln trash can
NEW YORK -A dehydrated newborn baby found wrapped in the
Sunday comics section and stulTed inside a garbage can was rescued by a
woman emptying her trash less than an hour before the..cans were picked up,
authorities said. The infant, a 6 lb. 31/z oz. boy estimated to be two to th ree days
old, was taken to Coney Island Hospital w~ere he was stable and alert early
today, said hospital spokesman Kenneth Ki~rnan. The abandoned baby b?Y. w~.discovered Sunday morning when Camille Arena, 36. open~d the fam•!Y
trash can and spotted what appeared to herto ~e body ofan animal. She said
the cans were picked up 45 minutes later.
CALIFORNIA
Flve found dead ln plane
BIG BEAR -A plane which vanished on a family outang in a snowstorm
BAKERSFIELD ( "P) _ It was a mone) for C'hnstmas. !>o the} bought services after put ling the lights up. burned up. .last week in the San Bernardino Mountains was discovered with a Bellflower
bad holiday season for Jesse and a stnngofhghts at a second hand store While they were gone, tl)e. lights But the Boyars say the generosity man and four young pas~engcrs dead inside. authorities said. The red, white
Gloria Bovar but the Bakersfield ('hrntmas Eve to brighten their .. sad caught fire and destroyed their home. shown by Bakersfield residents eased and blue single-engine Cessna 182. which .wa~ las.t seen Friqay taking off,ftom
couple remain opt1m1Sl1C. and gloomy·· hallway. Even though the primary income the losse!>. Big Bear Lake A1rpon. wa~ spotted by a CIVIi Air Patrol plane Sunday an an
Boyar's mother died from cancer for the Boyars. two daughters, a son-'"They (the donors) )USt gave us a extremely rugged area near Sibena Creek, about JO miles southwest of the
Dec. 2. and he lost his job the week .. We got a good deal on them," in-law and and a grandson was Mrs. good spirit," Boyar said. He said he airstrip. "It's almost impossible to get in there." Burnham said of the crash site
before Christmas. Bo>ar feels 11 was Boyar said. "We didn't have the Boyar'sS93-a-week welfare check, the can't guess how many Hems o f at about 6,800 feet elevauon. "It's exttemely venical. with heavy vegetation.
due to stress over h1!> mother's death. money to bu} (ne~) Chnstmas stuff" family had been planning a big clothing, and· how many bags of food rock and snow ... Rescuers had to rappel on rope from a sheriffs helicopter
The family didn't have much The family went to Chns1mas Eve Christmas with presents that quickly were given to the family. down to the aircraft, where they found the bodies inside the wreckage -partly
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economic outl ook. the Salvauon Army helped out more people this Christmas
tha"}.,ln 1983, according to Norman Marshall. national commander of the
organization. '"We served 20 percent more (nationwide) this Christmas than
last. we hadn't expected 11 ... he said Sunday durieg a visit to San Diego. '"We
had a lot of fam1hes," Marshall added. "Maybe the poveny hne is moving up.
And more and more people arc getting caught under the line."
Klds throw rocks at firefighters
Pl( 0 RIVERA -Firefighters battling a blaze at a generator factory were
pelted with rock~ hurled by youths who fled only when sheriffs deputies
am vcd, authorities said. Deputies were called when ~to 30 youths watching
the fire late Sunda} from railroad tracks I 00 feet away beg.an hurling rocks at a
pas.,mg train. then turned on firefighters around the burning Rosen Electrical
Equipment building ... I think one guy ~01 h11 o n the helmet and another guy got
his on the shoulder. hut. we were wearing turnout coats so no one was hurt."
'ia1d Lo!> Angeles County fireman Ed Wood ~dearly today.
Glrl's body found offlsland
I ()\ ·\ N<iU.ES -1 lw bod) of a girl swept awa> by ra1n-c,wollen Ballona
< reek on I ke I l/ ha' hcen found h y fishermen near Santa Cruz Island, nearly
70 mlle\ lrom where \he disappeared. authorities say. Dental records identified
the body found Saturday as 1ha1 of I I-year-old Jill Sandy, police Officer Ross
Bloom !>a1VAn autopsy hy 1he Santa Barbara County corone r's office
ind1ca1c~e Culver( it) girl had drowned. he added.-81oom said investigators
rould not 1mmed1a1ely explain how the bo<l> was carried so far.
. J BAT-moblle on the prowl
1 OS ANCiELES.-The RAT-Mobile will bt' on the prowl in advance of
the New Year's hohday1. but 1t won't be occupied by Batman and Robin looking
for had guys. It will the Los Angeles Police Depanment and Its Breath Analysis
Tc~t vehicle looking for anyone who's had a few too many for the road. Sunday
n1ih1 the BAT-Ml'>b1le was a~signed to the Hollenbeck station, and about 100
drivers were expected to pay 11 a visit. The vehicle, also known as I-BARS for
Immediate Bail and Release System. 1s ro1ated among LAPD divisions. Its
advantage 15 that it can process anyone arrested for drunken driving in just a
few minute~.
WORLD
Viet, Cambodia ~oops clash
NONG SAMET. Thailand -Vietnamese occupation troops and
Cambodian guerrillas fought at cloc;e range in the border resistance camp of
R 1th1sen toda}. the \even th straight day of combat. Thai military sources said.
V1etnamc'ie troo ps were holding firm 1ns1de R1th1c;cn and fighting also was
reported around at lca'>t live other guerrilla bases alon$ the Tha1-Cambod1an
honkr. fha1 and guerrilla \ources said. The That Officials. who were
monitoring clcvt•lopml•nts from the ThaL·<'ambodian border, said fi~hllng
re~umed th1' morning after hloody weekend clashes that pitted the artallcry-
hackl·d Vietnamese againc,t ant1 -rnmmun1st guerrillas who arc trying to retake
their largest camp .
Thousands attend PLO leader'• funeral
AMMAN. Jordan -About 5.000 people chanting Islam's battle cry o f
"Allah akbar'' <God 1s great) turned out today for the funeral of a moderate
PLO leader who was .assassinated last week in the Jordanian capital. Fahd
Kawasmeh's coffin. wrapped in a red, wh ite and black Palestinian flag. was
placed 1n a flower-draped jeep bedecked by portraits of the victim. who was
gunned down in front of h1!. home Saturday by assailants using !iilcncer-
equippcd pistolr.. Jk was n member•ofthc PLO's tllecutive committee.
' Quake Jcllls 20 ln Indla
NEW DELHI. India -A major earthquake rocked northeastern India
today. ktlhng at least 20 people, injunng more than 100 others as hundreds of
mud thatched huts collapsed and bn~ge" and highways were damaged, official
reports said. Repons from the area said the qunke knocked down elec tric poles.
snapped communication"lines and razed tftatchcd huts. The earthquake.
measuring 6.0 on the Richter scale. shook-Cachar district in remote Assam
state early today. ~1d P'.K. Das. d1rcc1orgcneral of the National Mctereological
Depanment. lt!i epicenter was placed at nc;i.r the border between India and
Bangladc4>h ·
Mexico riot controlled
l'll·ORAS NeC.RAS, Mc.rn:o-Army troopscontrolled this botdercity
early today and patrolled fo three other c1ucs after violent political protests
here that kllkd at least one ~oon. 1n;urc<1 about 80 and destroyed the
mun1c1pal building. Both the n~w Q'layor~ Carlos Juarisii Sei;uien.ollhecNliof
tnsthunon11l Revolutionary Pnny-(J'RI), and the o]>poiiTio n c.andidate who
claimed he was robbed of victory sa id they want calm restored to this city of
I 00.000. nCW'i!> the border fr<>m Eagle Pim. Texas. Juaristi Septtcn. who bealns
work iuesday. pledged Sunday t hat '"the PRl will try not to provoke a
c·onfrontatmn" with the oppornion National Action Party
Bomb klll• 6 ln S. Africa
WtNDHOEK. South-West Afnca -A bomb blast blamed on black
na ttonahsts seeking independence for 1h1s tcmtory killed five people and
wounded 15 1oda}' when h shattered a small·tOWTI post office. authont1es s.aid
Sc.s_unty forccB announced in Windhoek, the capital of South-Wesi .(fnca -
tl'ic territory alMl known ns Nam1b1a -that the 10-paund bomb went off at
11 ·20 a.ft! 1n the Ondingua l'ost Offi~.
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THE BROADWAY·'S NEW YEAR'S SALE LASI 2 DAYS
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WEAR, BIKINIS AND
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FOX JACKETS.
AN ADDITIONAL 26% ON
THE MARKED PRICE OF
ALREADY REDUCED
Jockey briefs, T-shirts, V -necks
·and athletic shirts. Poco , Jim
Palmer Skants~, Elance® , Micro
3~ and more. Reg. 4. 75 to 3 for
14.50, 3.59 to 3 for 10.88. Men's
Select fror:rered fox, Norwegian
blue, shadow and elegant dyed
.shades in an arra Y'of beautifu l
designs. Orig. 2095.00 to 4800.00.
' 1047.60 to 2400.00. All imported
fu rs are labeled to show country of
origin. All furs.subject to prior sale.
Selection varies by store. Furs, 60.
" BLOUSES.
Choose from many styles and
ma ny fabrics in our Plaza blouse
department. Reg. 9.99 to 29 .99.
. 7.49 to 22.49. Plaza Blouses,
Furnishings, 91.
SAVE 25%
ON LEVI'S COTTON DENIM
SHRINK-TO-FIT 501 JEANS.
In the legendary indigo blue cotton
denim that gets softer and better-
looking with age". Reg . 19.99,
14.99. YoCmg Men's, 193 .
SAVE 25% 0~
ALREADY RED~D~MORE
WOM4N BLOUSES.
Find Lady Manhattan , Lady Winn,
Marcia Furst for sizes 38 to 44 .
Reg. 9.99 to 22 .99. 7.50 to 17.25.
More Woman, 127.
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All Elvis, Shirley Temple dolls,
plates and f,igurines. For collectors
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SAVE 120.00
Sony 19" diagonal° remote color ·
port able. Orig. 619.00, 49.9.00.
Automatic color contro.1.
SAVE 36% TO 66%
Martex Regency blankets. Orig.
25.00 to 65 .00 , 15.99 to 21 .99.
For the softest warmth.
FOR HER
Save 25%: On selected sweaters in
furblends, cottons. novelties. hand·
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ors, sizes S·M-L Reg. 9 99 to 99.99
. . 8.19 to 74.99
Save 25%: On our entire stock of Chaus
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and blouses. Orig. 9 99 to 39.99
. . . . . . . . . .8.99 to 29.99
Save an addtdonal 25%: On a wide selec-
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to 29.99 . 14.99 to 21.99
Save 25%: On our entire stock of regular
Generra for 1uniors Tops, shorts
ants in"'"neutrals and brights. Reg.
to 40.00 18.50 to 30.00
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from Trousers Up and Sweater Teas. All
cotton in assorted colo'rs, sizes S. M . L.
Reg. 22.00 18.60
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and loungewear from Vanity Fair, Evelyn
Pearson. Saylu. Reg. 30.00 to 70.00
. . . . 14.99 to 34.99
Save 20% to 40%: Selected panties from
M aidenform, Warners, Jockey For Her.
Reg. 3.50 to 6.00 each 3/1.40 to 3110.80.
Save 20% to 28%: Selected Maidenform
"Sweet Nothings" and Warners
"Frostings", "Whimsies" and Deena
daywear collection Reg 8.00 to 21 .00
5.91 to 14.99
Save 40%: Selected warm sleepwear from
Gilligan & O'Malley, Lanz and more Reg.
17.99 to 76 00 ,. 9.91 to 44,99
SAVE 20% ON THE
MARKED PRICE OF SHORT
AND FULL LENGTH COATS.
Wool, wool blends and
Kashmira cle. ·~ Li mited quantities.
Reg. 99 .99 ·to 149.99. 80.00 to
120.00.Misses Coa'ts, 25.
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MARKED PRICE OF. MORE
WOMAN COORDINATES.
For sizes 38 to 44. Fi nd Ms~ Rus~.
Campus Casuals, Ms. Accent. ·Reg.
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M ore Woman, J32.
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WARNERS
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Save on these shiny half -slips , full
slips, cam isoles, and tap pants.
Reg . 12.00 to 27 .00. 19.80 to
21 .60. Daywea r, 63 .
SAVE 50%
All porcelain dolls. Reg . 7.97 to
400.00. 3.50 to 200.00. For little
girls of all ages.
SAVE 56%
J.G. Durand Invi tation barware.
Orig. 4/30.00, 4/12.99. To toast iR
the new year .
Save 20%: On our en tire stock of Red
Cross and Cobbie Cuddler shoes (•No
connection whatsoever with the American
Red Cross). Reg 33.00 to 45 00
. 28.40 to 38.00
Save 20%: On our entire stock of Joyce
shoes. Choose from casual and dress
styles. Reg. 46.40 to 58.00 34.40 to 44.00
Save 20%: On our entire stock of men's
Nike amt-converse athletic shoes. Reg.
iil. to 40.00 . . . . 18.80 to 32.00
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Save 25%: On our entire stock of famous
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to 30.00 . 11.99 to 22.50
Save 32%: On Neil Martin dress shirts in
plaids or stripes. Orig. 22 00 14.99
Save 30%: On Allyn St. George dress
shirts. Rea. 22.00 15.40
S.ve·30%: On our entire stock of Centura
underwear. Reg. 3 50 to 3 for 11 00
. 2.45 to 3 for 7.70
Save 2fi%: On our entire stock of Gold
Toe· Windsor wool blend hosiery. Reg.
4.50 to 5.50 3.37 to 4.12
Save 25% to 21%: On our entire stock of
designer robes. Orig 40 00 to 70.00
29.99 to 49.99
Save 25%: On our entire stock of tailored
suits•. sportcoats. dress slacks and
rainwear. Reg. 55.00 to 335 00
. . . . . . 41 .25 to 261.26
• 1n selected stores.
Save 30%: On our entire stock of Jay Jay
knit shirts for boys' 8 to 20
Orig. 9.99 to 12.00 7.00to1.40
Save 30%: On tennis shorts for boys' 8 to 20
6rig 20.00 .. 14.00
66/100/169/201 /497.
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ON ALL OUR LE TIGRE
KNITS FOR'BOYS 8 TO 20.
Collect his favorite solids and
stripes in easy-~are 'cotton /
polyester, too. Orig. 10.00 to 16.00 .
8.00 to 12.80. Boys', 26.
SAVE AN ADDITIONAL 25
ON THE MARKED PRICE
OF PETITE SEPARATES.
. A large select ion of dressy
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37.50. Petites, 405 .
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BODYSILK AND BODYSILK
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Find these luscious, sexy under-
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14.00 to 17.50. 8.40 to 10.50. Bras,
258.
SAVE 251 .00
Imported suede Bergere chair. Orig.
450 .00, 199.00. Luxuriously
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SAVE 64o/o ·
65 pc. Cannes dinnerware set by
Sango. Orig . 250 .00 , 89.99
Give your table a new look.
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Save 25%: Off the marked price of all kit
chen curtains Reg 11 00 to 46 00. sale
8.80 to 36.80. 6.80 to 27.80
Save 25%: Off the marked price of our
curtain panels Reg 12 00 to 45 00. sale
9.99 to 29 99 7.50 to 22.50
Save 25%: Ready made draperies Reg
30 00 to 220 00. sale 21 99 to 131 99
16.50 to 99.00
Save 50%: Our exclusive Atlantis bath
rug Orig 9.00 to 27.00 . 3.99 to 6.99
Save 40%: Off the ticketed price of all
s1lverplated barware
Save 50%: Our French p.orcelain
serveware collection
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and ornaments
S.ve 50%: Assorte~urnes of Boston
fflmes
Save 40%: Note cubes of paper for morn.
dad. boss, more Orig 5 00 2.99
Save 251.00: Trans111onal Tomcat oatmeal
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Spedel purchaae: Sony stereo hean
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rnhlt> Orig 400 00 299.00
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ALL OUR MEN'S HARRIS
CASUAL SLACKS.
You'll find lots of colors to choose
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All with side-elastic waist for com-
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19.60. Men Sportswear, 195.
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ON THE MARKED PRICE
OF PETITE BLOUSES.
Selected styles in a large · collection
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io 33.00. Petites, 287.
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Burlington's 5-pc. Riverview
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Matching chest, 399.00. Crafted df
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2-pc. club ct.a ir and o'ttoman. Orig.
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Frrg1daire 18 cu. ft. refrigerator
Orrg . 769.00. 649.00. CQmpletely
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table Orig 319 00 299.00
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oven Orig 269 00 211.00
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system Orig 149 00 99.00
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svstem Orig 999 00 899.00
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system Orig 219 00 159.00
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S.ve M eddldonel 20%: On already·
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Valerie 'Sifrad, BuenO; Julius Resnick and
more. ~. 9.99 to 23.99 1.00 to 11.20
Save 50%: On selected men's short sleeve
and long sleeve knit sponshirts Includes
polo knit shirts, velour. turll necks and
more Reg 15 00 to 38 00 I .II to 11.11
!Mwe 33% to 40%: On our entire stock of
clearance shoes from Calico L1festride
Axiom Penal10 Sl\"set West and
Naturahzer Orig 28 00 to 52 00
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small leather accessories from Buxton,
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13.50 fO 32.60 9.11 to 15.11
SeM 20%: On our entire stock of already
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gloves and hats in solids and patterns.
\. Save 40% to ~ On men's warm up 9'*:W purehMe: Prtnt Polv 111 men'&
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S.ve ~: On selected ollrrings.
necklaces, bracelets, handbags and belts
for juniors. Orig. 3.00 to 20.00 1.11 to 7.11
S.ve 40%: On selec ted belts for her
Reg. 7.00 to 40.. 3.• to 23.11
~s from Sport sphere and a famous
French designer. Rog . 40.00 co 95.00
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Save 33%: On our fall collect1pn of shoes
and boots from 9 W ost, Candi &. Jan.
E&pnt Nike and mor Orig 19 99 to
78 00 12.• to 41.•
from CarPua Bandohno. C1t1es Gloria
Vann rbrtt Ntnit and more Ong 52 00 to
76 00 34.11 to 41.tl
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Saltt Bras from Lily of France Mo1d n
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At Orarige Coaat DAILY PILOT/Monday, Oec.mber 31, 1984
Perennial procrastinators predict predictable
PHI LA DELPHI.\ l ~P> -\l. alter
Mondale. de~puc numcrou~ ··Hart
attack"i.'' "111 "1n the 1Xmocrut1c
prcs1dent1al nomination and wtll
cart) all but 4~ 'tate'I agamst Pre)t·
dent Reapn, "ho wall out la\\ Ru~sta
forevcr.
That's JUSt one of the "h1ms1cal prediction~ for I ~84 t!l)Ued toda)' b)
the Procrast1 nators' Club of A men ca.
whose forecasts have never been
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UPHOLSTERY, 1110.
fat Thi Rt1I Of Yow lHt mz HMBOll 8l vo . com MlSA -Mi· 115'
wrong, thanki"to the 20.20 VISIOn otTe~ b\ hinds1aht.
Les Waas of Runtm,don Valley,
""ho fo unded the club 28 ye rs •ao.
admitted that the procrastinators
"rcnll} don't take too many chances."
For the past I S or so yearsJ. the club
has issued its fot'C(lsts ror each
calendar )'Car on the last day of that
year. he sa1d. "By makina these
predictions late. we have.an edae."
lie. 315700
Waas. who has been try1na to a,ive
up the cl~'s reins for rears but hasn't
aoncn afound to bold1na an election,
111d the aroup has about 4,800 card-
carryin& members around the world.
A half-m1lhon people believe in the
club's motto-if it's wonh doina. it's
worth putt1na off -but haven't
aot.ten around to s1an1na up, he estimates.
About the only nations that have
no member arc Spam and Mexico,
Wau said. "Because of their ·man-
ana· (tomorrow) philosophy. they
don't need the Procrastinators'
Club."
Herc arc other Ptocrasunators'
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mate a feisty woman whose persona,
u the vice president's wife put 1t.
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Love Canal
resident,·.
get money
NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (AP) -
About 1.300 former homeowners in
the co ntaminated Love Canal nei&h·
borhood will be paid a total of f 20
mill ion to settle Lawsuits over
chemical dumpiAg there. a lawyer'
said today.
The awards vary from person to
person, with the terms-of the settle ..
ment prohibitina the homeowners
from disclosing the amount thel wiU
recei ve, accordina to one o the
homeowners.
While one former resident caJled1 her settlement "disappoin.aiing."
another said her "hat is off' to one of
two lawyers for the residents who
jlrranged the settlement.
Thaf"-'.attorney. Richard Lippes,
who along with attorney Stanley
Grossman represents 94 percent of
those who filed suits blaming the
toxins for cancer, birth defects, emw, tional upset and property damage,
said today that letters specifying th
awards were mailed' over the wee 4
end. 1 L1ppes said the homeowners woulo
receive a total of $20 million, which
would be deposited in a Buffalo bank.
for withdrawal by the individuals 40
days after Jan. 2.
Lippes said he wasn't sure how the
defendants an the suit -Hooker
Chemical and Plastics Corp., Oc-
crdental Chemical Corp., Occidental
Petroleum, the city of Niagara Falls.
Niapra County and the Niagara Falls
school district -will decide who
pays what percentage of the award
"We don't know who's paying
what," he s~ud. "We're not pnv) to
that information and we don't care "
Former resident Loretta Gambino, ~ho developed a malignant mouth
,.umor. said. "I'm very disappointed
in the settlement. The amoun\
awarded docs not justify the injuries l
went through."
But another former resident, while
acknowledging that her award will
not pay for the rriental retardation of
her I I -year-old daughter, said. "This
1s at least better than nothing.
"I think my lawyer (lippes) did a
very good Job," said Barb Quimby.
who now lives in nearby Grand
Island. "M} hat is off to him."
Hook.er. a subs1d1ary of Occidental.
dumped more than 20.000 tons of
chemical wastes into Love Canal for
decade before abandoning the dum
in 1953. when it was sold to th
Niagara Falls Board of Education.
school and housing development
were built on the clay-capped dump.
Under terms of the settlemen
announced in October 1983, th
plaintiffs detailed their injuries t
state Supreme Coun Justice Joscp
Kuczynski, who then determined th
dollar amou nts to be awarded cacti
resi dent for medical damages, mental
anguish and property damage.
Lippes said the judge's dcc1s1on
cannot be appealed.
In announcing the settlement lasJ
year. Occidental Cha irman and Chic
Executive Officer Armand Hammet
said 1t "is not an admission of any
negligence."
"We chose to seek resolution of th•
su its out of coun even thoush th4
record clearly supporu our pos1t1on."j
said Occidental spokesman M1 chae
Reichgut. "There was no ncg)igence
on the pan of the former l-fooker
Chemical and Plastics C'o. an d1spos~
mg wastes."
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Schnookie the cat tnveatigatea a bold chip-
munk he came acrou while chuln& leavea in
hie backyard ln Scott.a ville. N. Y.
TV show host honored
for respecting South
RALEIGH. N.<!!. (AP) -Go' Jim Huot has
designated Jan. 2 as David Letterman Da) in North
Carolina, saying the telev1s1on talk show host has helped
dispel unflattenng stereotypes about the South and
promoted love and understanding "for man's best fnend,
lhe dog."
··0av1d Letterman has helped bridge better com-
mun1cat1on between Nonh Carolina and 1he rest of the
country," Hunt said an an official proclamation.
Letterman "personally escorted a v1'litang North
Carolinian through the streets of New York City on
national telev1s1on to promote better relations between
the two states," said Hunt's proclamation
The proclamation also cited Ce~erman·s promotion
01 "love and understanding throughout North Carolina
for man's best fnend, the dog." It said he has ''helped
protect the young adults of North Carolina by encouraging
them to keep off the streets and stay safe at home late at
night."
/
Orange Co tt DAILY PILOT/Mond1y, ~mbef 31, 1984 'A7
lllly Pilat
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EDITORIAL A 10
Invention ~f smog-buster device
turns f&Diily's fortune around
Father's first claim to fame ..
was nuke plant safety s ystem
By LINDA CLARK-PUGLIESI
Delly l'llot ~·
Three yea rs ago Dave and B{!_ty Johnson wete fired
from a design engineering firm for taking Father's Day off
against their employer's wishes.
Dave Johnson was vice president of engmeering and
Betty was a computer operatio ns manager for the
company . -
Living an a rented house. they had $3,000 an savings
and owned nothing. Dave's company car was 1mmed1atel)'
repossessed. Two their three sons hved at home an
Sett) had recently u chased new car.
By August 19 I l r ings had run out, a highly
unexpected plight or Joh who could ha vi expected
success and jo6 security after i1s 1969 invention of the
Plant Protectaori System fot. nuclear power plants.
That December Betty Johnson became ill and was
hospitalized for a month
In January 1982 they learned they were S40,000 1n
debt. Their hosp1tallza11on insurance expired when they
lost their JObs.
During the months of unemployment Betty took
various part-time Jobs. Dave wasgettmgscrv1ce work as an
independent contractor of eng.ineer design. but couldn't
get companies to pay \heir bills. Com panies that did pay
took as long as three months.
Ultimately. a company 1n Mission VieJO had a special
design need that turntd the Johnsons' bad times of
1981-82 into the success they are in 1984. Dave and Betty Johnaon ehow device that
"Beatie Enterpnses had been bu yang cars from Europe adapta imported can each a• M635 BMW
and needed help to gel the cars federalized for resale 1n the
United States," said Dave Johnson. banker who liked what he saw and loaned them S 10,000.
Never havin~ seen a fuel injection system, Johnso.u-. • Now they are grossingp quarter ofa m1lhon dollars an
told the company he ·could do the job, "because of my sales. They have-two facilities 1n Laguna Hills and 17
knowledge 1n electronics and hydraulics." employees.
What resylted was Amencan ~echnol~~Y of an afte~: Between 1965 and 1981 the Johnsons tned and failed
market electronic. fuel control unit. The smo~-buster at numerous t)'pes of emplo' ment and self-started system allows foreign-made cars. independently imported businesses ' an to the U.S .. to com pl) w1th EPA standards on Amencan · highways. · Wh_ile working for Boeing an Seattle, Dave Johnson
The prototype was installed on a car bound for San and a fnend formed a company which tried to gain small
Francisco. Its impressed owner asked the Johnsons 10 government contracts for electronic developmenL Man-
make him two more. ag.ing to get one contract the~ designed a landing hght
Collecting the mone) up front. the Johnsons were able S)stem for a sea plane base That was the beginning and the
to parla)' their profits into 10 units they manufactured an end of that effon.'
their home. More profits were parlayed into more circuit For Dave Johnson 1nvenung a Plant Protection
boards. They took their plan and the prototypes to a local System for nuclear power plants was Just another
assignment. He said he JUSt happened to be work..ing at a
place when a PPS was needed. And he had the nght stuff
An • introvert by his own descnpuon. Johnson
completed theJOb without fanfare and without seeking an)
special awards or recogn1uon. Aside from mentioning the
achievement in his resume he dad not explort it. He did not
get a promouon. And. still. he did not own the house he
and his famil y hved an.
An amazing fact about Johnson and has design
engineenng accomplishments is he has never earned a
college degree an electronics. math, ph}s1cs or chem1st11
His vocational schooling m Washington state wa~
interrupted by the Korean~ ar HCJOlnl·d tht· ( oas1 Guard
and trained an electronics
After the war he went to "Or~ for Boemg and auended
the Uni,erslt) of Washington
.. I worked an sohd sta tc research a 1 Boe1 ng and learned
we were 20 years ahead of the university "here we were
only learning about 'acuum tuhes. I became bored with
my classes and JUSt couldn't attend ao~more." said
Johnson
o\s for the Johnsons· ne"-found succes.s Bett ) !>a1d.
"We're not fantasllcall) wealth y. We are successful. but "'e
are not a bottomless pit of money. I hope "Care smaner After-market electronic fuel control unit le than that
known to car owner• a• a .. emog-~r." "Our ages and our hfee~pcnence ha'~ prepared us to
0.-, ..... ,._....."~It ......
and SovereJan J~. at rear. to En-
vironmental hotec6on Agency atand.arda.
use our success smanJ) We want to create bigger business
and more ;obs ...
"Becoming what we are today requared .. a very strong
personal co ml'T\itment from both of us at the same ume,"
said Da'e Johnso~n. "When we thought we had gone as far
as we could. we p oursdves further Dunng 1981 and
1982 we rcall) w nted the brass nag. We could see 1L but
we kept ndang past 11 Then -we grabbed 1t "'The best thing
about our success is that we have remo,.ed the authonty
that other people had over our hves. And that bas given u~
a great freedom ··
1984 has been a \Cl) good ~ear for the Johnsons.
Adnauseam?
ROCHESTER, N.V. (AP) -Rlchardaon-Vk:kt
Inc. might know wood. but tt doeen't know
grammar. ~ng to the Soctety tor the
Advancement of Good Engllsh.
"Nobody knows wood • good," a ~ tor
the company's Formby'• woockare products. ii
runner-up for SAGE't 1984 Ounce Cap of the YMI
&Ward.
The Nashville Songwriters Astoctatton won top
dlshonors "for Its persistent display of low
standards of literacy In song tttles and lyrics."
A Rk:hardeon-Vicks secretary In Tennessee
satd the slogan ha.a been changed to, ''No one
knows wood as good," but company officials were
unavailable for further comment. •
Past winners of Ounce Cap of the Year
lnctude:Wendy's International Inc., 1981 , tor, "Ain't
no reason to go anyplace etae:"Kratt Inc., 1982, for
such phrases as, "tt's more ch1111ler," and Miller
Brewing Co .. 1983. for. "L ... catortea. ·• and. "Us ,ex-blg-~s would rather drink Ute beer." >
'partyin«i Ttcktocken Krlatin Hanaen, left, and Jlll Yoi:ma joined trlk Haneen. Jim and Cheryl Young, boat Tom Hammond. Candy Budge. Shirley and Swift Torrance. 'I
ationa! Chcil:ity League making bid in Laguna
"We're really tickled. We made S 7.000 and 11 was
urfirst fund-raiser," said Ann Han1ea, president of the
ew Laguna provisional chapter. National Chanty
ague.
Karla and Tom Hammond opened their Laguna
aguefhome(on the edge of El Niguel Country Club) for
the holiday auction attended by more than 250. (The
vening before they entertained 300cmployeesofthe
Hammond Co). Lynwood Wilder (husband of Pam) conducted the
lt ve auction following the silent auction of handcrafted
itcmsin atcntedareaaround the pool filled with floatana •---..:.:.
floral amngements.
"He's a great auctioneer. When he gets goang,.h.c
~ounds like a tobacco auctioneer." said Hansen of
Walderwtio,pk ke1<ftap h1sskillsduring Harbor Day
School auctions.
'. WithWilderwercch1ldrcnAUl1on,ane1ghthgradc
T1cktockcr who outbid the other guests for a rc1ndeer
> ulc loa. and Jimmy.
Other successful bidders at the event chaarmanncd
by Pllylllt Xel"I were Blll Bud1e (pasta from Wendy
ffHHr once a month for six months). Prt1clll1 and
Raueye Dr1per(ftvc hours in a stretch hmou inc).
Nonna and Mlkt HeUa (ciitcrcd dinner for 201n their
B&ck-to·back party·flYer Karla Hammond
areeted Pb7IUe Kern and Alua BaoMD. .
home), wlft (la1J nl~namel1Spee4y)and 8'lrley
TorructCa unset Harborcnusc)and A••nd Erik
Jlarllyn Steele aod da.Oter Jana foand a
cosy •pot to chat bJ t.be tire rti.I·
H111e11 {1C1bba Patchdoll) •
A lot o f~omcn hMi on full·lcngth m1'n~\O~C'T their
hohda' linl·r. a<.thc' partied '"ineand horsd'ocu' rt'<.l
according ll' Hansen "It was a ch1lh C\Cntngand there ( \.\a~ ice on tnp l,f the \31"' "hen thn alct ~r" 1ct' brou(rohL}
them up.. .•
.\ml,ng the other guec;t!> were Do1taa and Jim
Loomls,Cheryland Jim Young, Wayneand Diane
Boater, Kristin Hansen, Oardie Dunlap. Va lerie Hon.
Dluaand RonGebllng (sht'' T1d.todercha1rman)
Martl)'ll &.eele ( sht'' a lormcr '\CL board member v. ho
was..n ch&f"JC of debutante balls) and daughter Jana, an<l
Jane and Tommy Colden." ho "'ere c;uccc<.!.fu I h1dd('f"
on dmner for ''at tht' Rust~ Pelican
"Oun.hafflt'nuppon ttie<ct Pa i..alu .. -
Beach .\n Mu~um and L1bral') JX'('lal Oh mp1 thc
F~('hnic Human Option andOran@c( oast R1dmg
Center." .\nn Hansen comm~nt~d
"We have 100mcmhc1' now anJ 1()()11d.tockt'r\
(I.ht) ;tss1st('J 3t the auct10n) F uturc plan" anrludt' a
memtlc1'htptcai.n .\pnl Wh1kv.C'art'aprm.1s1onal
chapter"<' l'annot haH a dehutantC' h311 hut on June .,
t thC' Rau-< arlton.v.C' w1U ha' t' a ~·n1or l 1c kt ockC'r
prt~nui110n.' \ht' added
f>l(t4rn1111\ C'dllC'tl "' [);,1/\ Print \f\ It' Editor V1d•
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Orange Coatt DAILY PILOT/Monday, December 31, 1984
He'll do it her way
Frank Sinatra and hl8 daUChter Tina have announced that
Sinatra'• Ute 1tory will be made Into a 1iz-hour mlnlserie1
for CBS, which Tina will produce.
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WINN ING.
YOU'LL HAVE
A GREAT TIME!"
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By LYNOA HU\ <.:H
ALL MY CHILORKN: Ju)l &\ ll1h11) 1\
~alhnj I ad, Bob am, es and H1lar~ hana.'
up HilliH) and Bob trnp~ in a cave-in
LaniJc.-' lco~ltn& the n:~ue Ul'\41Willre thot a
6nal.e 1~ hot 0111\.1~ 1n11I. .\darn uys that h1'
""'' w1k Althea was a drui addict. A.dan1 •ptnds (. hmtmas EH olone C')nthu1.
aware th at Dais) 1s buuing the room.
make~ 11 lnok H though she and P11lmer UN" h11v1n11 11n atla1r. Daisy gc.-u Palmer to bu}
Cynthia a houst of her own. Palmer
Jealous whc.-n Paul Martin bnngs \ynth1a
to party Brooke fume~ when )he learns
her co-host makes twice the money she
d<>ti. Sheila and Greg set wedding datc.-
ChfTfu nous when he realizes Liza stoic his
TV scnpt but Nina refuses to hsten to
C'hffs eApl.tnauon that he reh1~ L11a
brcaust he was 1n a~filnd. Euaene stops Frankie from eating poisonous plant
Kell) and Linc are home for Chns1ma!>.
ANOTHE R WORLD: Ton)' beiins 10
realm: that Kr)-st.al ma) not be all she
seems Cass manages to gtt Katl\leen·s
brooch back. Ca1hn and Sall) decide to
wed on Valenunc·s Da' Lal'T) suggests
that Catli n J01n the pohce academ) Ada
and Liz help Catlin gift Salh with rabtn
Mac dares Carl 10 come after him. no1 his
fam1I)'. Carl vows 10 make Sand) Pl) for.
his ~trayal. Carl sets up scheme to make Mar shoot himself
AS THE WORLD TURNS: Frann)' no
Tonger love~ Jay lhe wa y she once did
Lionel's angina problem lessening. Diana
· convinC'es Cal 10 marry h~.and to allow
her to adopt Jill. They get all the way to "I
do" when Cal realizes he can't go throu&h
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John f.:ari 1f Dum pulls throu&h he may
ha'e permanent hean damaae Bob and
h.1m 'JlC'nd JO)OU\ Cl\ristmas Evc.-tu11cthcr
CAPrTOL: hankie decides not to tell men 111 dock 111111Juy 1s really ford) Cleu
Ju1d) intends to ~cl Frankie: l)llck no
mu ner what. Showing up at pan). Paula
claim' ~he's there to tell about her new
book Myrna and 1 rey want to stop book
pubheatwn. Hal has attack while danc1n&
w1th Kell ). Ktll)' calls Thomas at Sloane's
pan)' When Trt.•) ans11.ers thl' phone and recc.>gn11c\ her voice. he pleads with her to
tell htnt where She I) but She reru5CS Chant) Blake, an an expen, tells Kelly
she's 11\Cf'\'1alC'nted anist Zed learns the
letter to Julie has not yet been found
When Ronni rtturns to work and 1s tude 10
Rick) Zed tires her Zed promrSC's
)('\ eranle pa) but ~he 11.ana S25.000 in
return for the le1ter
DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Carlo remains
1n cnucal cond1t1on Eugene 1111rodures
Calliope to his mother but fears that Calliope 11.111 not measure up 10 his
mother'\ npcc1a11ons At Blondie's. h.1m~rh .tpproached by ~meone from her p.i)t \.\ htle talktng w11h Bo, the man
~)S that he wu once Kimberly's "John ..
The underworld learns of Neil's where·
abo11a Carlo's grandfa ther appears on the
scenr and threaten~ 10 kill Netl 1f Carlo
d1e) Markna hu a new admirer. J1mm)
Ponerfield. Megan plans to get nd of Hope
an)' wa) she ran.
EDGE OF NIGHT: ky helps Ra vtn
g1H b1nh 10 a bab) girl. Beth and Miles
marl) Beth and L11 n:conc1le Geraldine
agrees · 10 maJD Dtl af\er he signs prenup11al agrumenl Sk)' fo1"11ves Del for
trying to 'teal mone) from him. Ra,en
and 4ik) find fenung sword on their
doorstep (Final episode )
GENERAL HO PITAL: Monica learns
that Edward's fearful 1ha1 tella 1s going
senile When Cella I\ allackcd on the
11.aterfront while ske1ch1ng. Jimmy Lee
rescue\ her Grant up~l when he spots
J1mm) Lee and Ce ha together a1 the coffee
shop Brock gives Bobbi ne11. penthouse
for Chnstmas present Donnell> makes
ccna1n that Scorpio finds wallet with
phone number that implicates Peter
Donnell) nervous when Mana comes to town. Fehc1a and Fnsco dec1dt to get
mamed but Fnsco later ~comes Jealous
when Donnelly sends another aifl to
Fchc1a Jake warns Monica he can't &J'e her an)' information about Jimmy Lee's
financial hold1nas.
GUIDING LIGHT: Rick decides that
Mind) 's too selfish and Roxie's the 11rl for
him , although she's now dalina someone
else, At country club, RoAtc w11h Tnsh to meet Kyle. Tnsh leaves to help w11h Billy
Jr's homccomina Roxie nel'-ous when
sht' !:_eCOJlllZc~ K)lc. Kyle wants to ~d
down with Roxie but she rebuffs him.
.. So compelling and convincing you can't
tear your eyes from the screen. It is not
to be missed."
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At its best, movies just don't
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,Ph1hp tells India he ducsn'l plan to spend
Clummas Eve or any other n1a.h1 w11h her.
lnd11 lymJly tells her father ihat she and Pl\lhp have wondtrful ma~. ~n
nabrlle and Tony spend Christmas Fve 11
the ro11-.e Trish acts hcf\)'loodn1Jht k1s~ under mi$lletot from Ron while G 1na &Cl$
a peck. Tnsh realizes Gina hoj. a crush on
Ross. Beth tells "Lenny" (l uJaCk) how
much 'he loves Llijack but she can't be
with him un11I 'he can ~er him Nola gets
Jonathan·~ guardian to come over. Guard ·
ian says he doesn't know real parents
Jonathon admits he knows Quint's hot h1;
real dad; he JU~t hoped he wn
LOVING: Gwynn and T nc1a su rpnsc
everyone by return ma home on Chnstmas
Eve Gwynn tells Cabot that her husband Clay spent all his money pn other women.
C'abo1. fochna sorry. dcc1des to help her.
GW)'nn 1s vel') smug that she's tnck.ed Cabot GW)nn wants Tnc1a to vie against
Loma for JOb modeling wuh Keuh. Tnc1a
would prefer the simple hfe . Kate warns
.\va not to try and ,&et Jack to marry her.
Ste'e meets Tnc1a and they're both
sm111en Ste\ e stunned that Father Jim
11.ould treat him so v.ell after Steve's father
Hal'T) shot him Dane tl')•na to bnng
v.edge ~tween Shana and Ann Dane sull
hoping to gr1 prox)' Ann Jealous that Cabot 1s so good 10 Mike while g1vina
Dane cold shoulder.
ONE LIFE TO LJVE: Bcck)''s co-worker
realizes \hat Lou has kidnapped her. He
goes after her Later, Becky spots Asa but
doesn't know who he 1s. Alex refuses to ~
head of the cnme council When Cassie
almost electrocuted at the theater, Rob
realizes 11's ~cause of Alex's connection to the syndicate. Cassie. who's not
scnously inJured. agree~ 10 move out of
1heater Newspaper reporter thinks
Michelle psychic. Delilah. rushed to
hospital af\er falling off horse. rep1ns
consciousness. Rafe and Delilah thrilled
that she 1s still carryina Samantha's child.
Laurel decides Larry 1s the man she wants
and lo' es Joy decides to &o to M1am1 with
Ken Donan denies t<> Vicki that sht
blackmailed Alex into iJVtnl large dona·
11on Brad aives Connie cnpacment nng
for Chnstmas
RYAN'S HOPE: ~uuer enters
Siobhan's apartment. Siobhan tindu way
for Mae'e to escape Muuer holds a knife
on Siobhan, telhna her that he saw his
mother "'.elk awa > "1th a Santa Claus one
night an<1 [lever return Siobhan pleads
with him that her son Scan nccdi
mother Litter cnuwt brub down sol
b1n1 Sydney dec1dC'5 lO act hc~f 1nv1tc tu Max s Chnstmas party. Sydney tells Pr
she can move in with her. Jacqueline com~-ons to Rick prove futile. Kat
decide' 10 move into the lot\. Pru
thnlled that Rick's asked her out for NC'
Year's Eve. Delia heads for Califomll
dccadina 10 do a hne of nude bumpc suckers. Bob dccidts to leave New Yor
and head to California with htr. Fran
m11Ted when Jill aarccs to go to Max
Christmas pany
SANTA BARBA.Jn: Finding a bloo.
stain on Lionel's coat, Muon ~licv1
Lionel knows about Channin1'1 murdc
On Chnstmas Eve. Lionel arrested and tl'
Lockndaes celebrate Chnstmas at tt Jailhouse. Lionel and his son Warren ha' a hean-10..hcart talk about Sophia. l101
el's bail is set at SS million. ~an Augusta \ell some of the rec ere
treasure from the sunken ship lf ra1 tl'
money Mason delighted to tell hi th1
C.C. that Lionel lulfcd Ch.annini. nr that evidence found by Mason ay t
traced 10 Warren. Augusta and Llon•
decide to protect their son at any cost
SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: Wllh ti'
help of the stnrken and barely consc:iol
Kentucky, Liza lands the plane. In th
hospital, Kentucky hid« the doctor
news from Liza -that he may nc
recover. With T.R.'s adoption finalize<
Lloyd realizes it will ~ impossible to tc
her that she 1s his daughter. Lloyd doet te
Chase and Alex. who want to reclaim the: sister. The "murder with merrimer
party'' aocs accordirtf to th~ plan~ of Jc Stu and Warren. Jusunc amves with ne•
&]amorous look that gets attention fror
t agney and Suzi. A drunken Justin
returns to Suzi's pany._With the ins\ruc
uon card and weapon planted by Warnr Su:u tindsJusttne and fires what she think
is a blank gun but It turns out to~ the re.
lhtni.
YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: Laure
sees ba1h1na suit pictures Sean took an
doesn't n:mcmber t><>•ina for them. H sidesteps her qu«t1ons. Neil tells Pal
Joanna can't come to Genoa City ye
malona Paul believe Joanna. "Lauren'
mother." 1s unfcclin&-Joanna acts a cop
of Uiun:n·s video. She realizes Lauren i
grown up and feels she doesn't need
mother anymore.
'Cop's' stlll the tops
among new movles
LOS ANGEL~ (AP) -The sc1ence-
lict1on epic "Ou c" drew fewer viewers
over the Chns1 as hohday.s than 1n its opening week while "Beverl y Hills Cop"
again topped the box office compe1111on,
earning SI 5 7 m1lhon 1n five da)s
"Ek\erl} ll1lls Cop." stamn1 Eddie
Murph). has earned ~aramount S57 5
m1lhon in three weeks.
Despite d1scouragina reviews, Un1vcr·
sal's "Dune" held on to S«ond place in Its
S«ond week w11h S4.8 mtlhon. ed11na out
the Bun Re)'nold,.Clint Eastwood vehicle "C11v Heat" wl11ch pulled 1n S4 7 m1lhon
for Warner Bros. and also held atcady a
third place for a second weekend.
The most successful of the holida
ncwcomen was a 44-year-old animate.
film about a marionette. Disney's "Pinoc
ch10," 1n 11s sixth reissue. mumed SJ.:
m1lhon from Friday throuah T~y.
Goldie Hawn's "Protocol" 101 a S3.•
million reception to hold seventh place fo
Warner Bros .. while the Mic~I Keato1
pnpter comedy. "Johnny DanaeroU1l y, •
debuted at ninth place a.nd returned $2.' mtlhon to 20th Century Fox.
lt'1 a fun.8.Ued lantuy. Aad a wtWe of u adwwDlllN.
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It wlll make you feel like
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Turning over a new leaf
perfect way to st~rt year
Dl:.AR REAL>-
ER Tomorrow1)
the beg1nn1ngofa
new year It's the
perfect 11mc to forget
old grudges. wipe the
slate clean and start
again.
Al•
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Have you been
wanting to lose I 0
pounds or 20? Well, go llhead and do it. You and you alone
arc responsible for what goe into your mouth. Your
clothes will fit better and the victory Wlll doa lot for your
self-esteem.
How about g.ivana up those nasty. v1lc-smelllng
cigarettes that swn your teeth and fingers. foul your breath
and bum holes 1n your clothes? They cost money that
could be better spent to buy some of the thinpyou need.
Sure. it's difficult. but it's the greatest g.it\ you can gi vc
yourself-and your famaJy.
Arc you 1ry1ng to poscasa ··soc1a.I dnnker .. even
though you know deep down that you depend oo booze to
give you courage. mitkc you forget or gi ve you a lift? If you
dnnJc foranyoftheabove reasons, you'vegota problem.
Make 1\ your No. I pnonty in 1985 to hve without liquor
-and I mean nota drop. Be btgcnough to admit you can•t
handle n and wise enough to know there 1s no way to
compromise. Mos\ peoplccan·tdo 1talonc. Akobolics
Anonymous 1s 1n the phone book. A.nd it's free.
How's your d1spos1t1on? Has arguing with family
members become a way ofl i fe? Have you fallen into the
habit of being sh~tongucd to the people you,.10 to school
Wlilth, -..on with al)d rnllyc:arcabour1 &an tomonow•o
50ftcn your ~n&~-It wall improve yo_ur rtlatjoo hips..
tn veto be more coo adtratt, more PIUCnt and less
Cnllal. , mi le more. Thuourpuss who has no 1111iJe lOJI ve
needs yours. Give 1t to lum.
Be &ood to yourself in the comana year. Learn to •Y
no. Don'taet soovctcommiued. diny·busy that you have
no lime to do the things that give you pleasure. Setalldc
some precious moments foryoumlf. Pooplt who are
competentandcfTect1veare prime ~ts for overwork. If
you allow too many people to take a bite out of you, t~
will be nolhina left.
Make the oew year a healthy and happy one. How Iona
has 1 t been since you· ve had a physical? Rave YOJ..1 been
putttnan ofTbccauaeyou arcaf.nud ofbld ncws?Walk
more. Walking requires no eqwpment, oo mstruc\Jon. 1t
costs nothmg. and it's wonderful for your circulation.
Make a point to give threccompluncnuevcryday.
You Wlll be surpnsed at the reactJon. A It.ind word can do
more good than you 'II ever know.
When you feel troubled and overwhelmed and don't
know what to do, ask the Lord to show you the way. J can
tell you It works. If you have1ft tned tl, don't knock IL
Let all goss1pstopw1th )bu. Carrying tales can cause a
a.rcatdcalofpam. Remember that old saying: .. He who
steals my pursestcaJs trash. but he who steals my good
name ennchcs himself not, and makes me poor i.ndced."
A new year 1s the perfect time for a new beginning. We
can all be better than we arc. I'm dctennined to go to work
on the aspects of my hfe that need improvement and if
everyone who reads th ts docs the same. the world is bound
to bea better place. Welcome, 1985!
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Happy NeW Year
from all of us
at the Daily Pilot
In a few hours, 1984 will be history. As you look back on it.
we at The Daily Pilot ho{>C you will find that we provided you
with .important informatio n., enlightening columns of opinion
and a little entertainment along the way.
There have been a lot of changes in this newspaper under its
current ownership~ changes, we hope, that have set The Pilot
back on the course it sailed in the days when founding publisher
Walter Burroughs was at the helm.
Mr. Burroughs, who writes a column that appears on this
page every Tuesday; is a concerned, active leader in the
community. He published a newspaper that reflected his
philosophy: A newspaper should first serve the community that
supports it. It is a responsible philosophy a.nd~ one we endorse
heartily.
· Affecting changes in a newspaper is always slow and
frequently painful, for both the staff and the readers. We
appreciate the positive comments we·ve received this year from
people who agree that what we're doing is worth the trouble.
Our progress this year has been considerable. We've worked
hard to provide more local stories than we've had in the past,
often changing the entii:e fa ce of the paper from one edition to
another so the news delivered to your home is the news about
your city, your schools, your police and your neighbors. We've
refined our definitio n of news a bit. focusing on information and
immediacy and de-emphasizing soft feature stories in the main
news columns. We've put a harder edge on The Pilot thi s year
because we believe that. above all. our responsibility is to
inform.
This year, we've begun writing editorials on local topics fi ve
days each week - so mething no other newspaper circulating on
the Orange Coast can boast -and we've launched.a weekly
section devoted exclusively to news of the boating community.
Written by Almon Lockabey, the pre mier boating writer in
Southern California, and published every Thursday, this secti on
is unique, informati ve and deals with subjects signi ficant to the
lives of many of us who Jive at the edge of the Pacific Ocean.
We added the Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoon strip
"Doonesbury'' to our Comics section when it became available
in September (the angry calls and letters have finally stopped).
and, on our Opinion page. we've added the conservative views
of William F. Buckley and the wonderful. sometimes whimsical
observations o f Ann Wells.
All these changes. we th ink. made The Daily Pilot a better
newspaper in 1984 than at was in 1983. Our promi se to you is that
we will strive to make it an even better paper in 1985.
The first big chan~e will appear o n Friday. Jan. 11 . when we
publish the first editio n of our new, expanded weeke hd
magazine, Datebook. Datebook will include all the features our
readers have become accusto med to finding in o ur Weekender
magazine a nd will incorporate many of the features that now
appear in our Frida} People sectio n. Alongside Calendar,
Beverl y Bush Smith's restaurant reviews and stories about t.he
movie and theater, will be St} le Ed itor Vida Dean's popular
P.aparazzi column, Bett} Porter's new column about Orange
Coast fo lks -A Walk in the Sun, television li sti ngs, Ann
landers' column, probing and provacative articles by Datcbook
Editor Scott Hays and much more. The attractive format uses a
lot of color and eye-catching graphics. It was designed by our Art
Director Steve Hough . We think yo u'll like it.
As we continue to improve The Pilot in 1985 we will be
guided by the principle that our newspaper is your newspaper. If
you think we stray fro m that, let us know.
Happy New Year from all of us at The Daily Pilot.
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"This year's Tonto a ward goes to Jeane Kirkpatrick -a woman who
· appar en t ly thinks hertrtumphsareall her own but whose troubles are
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RICUID
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S~z.ism
and the
Lone
Ranger
WASHINGTON -I know you
know the story of Lone Ranger and
Tonto and how they run into a bunch
of hostile Indians. The Lone Ranger
says. "We're in a lot of trouble," to
which Tonto replies, "What do you
mean 'we,' white manr'
In the updated version, U.N.
Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick could
play the part of Tonto .
TV ad for truck's exciting,
but he 's not rushing to buy
In extremis, Kirkpatrick has di~
covered feminism. ln a speech in New
York, she alerted the world to what it
already knew: There arc "classical
male sexists" in the Reagan adminis-
tration. Some of them, Kirkpatrick
cha'\cs. may be responsible for
dcnymg her a high-level foreign-
pohcy post. It is these sexists.
Kirkpatnck thinks. who told New~
week Magazine that she is "too
temperamental to hold higher office.'·
What's the reason
b ehind sm~shing,
crashing anyway? ---
The other day I happened to be
watchtng TV. and a commercial for a
small pickup truck came on. There
was a pitchman, who was standing
beside a white sign. I forget what his
pitch was, but 1t had something to do
w11h a question. hke .. What's the best
pJ<.:kup you can get today?"
He paused. to gi ve you a chance to
sa) to your\elf. perhaps out loud.
.. Gee. let me think now. What is the
bes t pickup a' ailable today?" ->~ ••
If you've seen this same com-
mercial, and happened \O.be deep tn
thought in response to his questi on.
what happened next probably scared
hell out of \-Ou. With a tremendous
crash and a 'squeal of brakes. a small
p1d .. up hacked through the wall.
C\actl ) ne\t to this guy's head. It
apparent!-. missed this guy by inches.
hut he ne ver flinched. He then
sauntered 10ward the camera. a nd
another pickup ra~d ,lo the SPot
wh ere he was just standing, again
barelv missing him.
He's the "cry picture of calm and
aplomb
H1r, luck is soon to run out. They
')wing a sign at him and he duc ks! It
m1 !>SC'> again b) inches! B4 T WAIT'
It \Wings hack. and clobbers him in
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HARVEY
the back of the head.
I knew th ey'd finall y gl't him
Not to be outdone. another pickup
company opens its commercials with
a man standing on a pretty big, but
uncluttered. set. He's also talking
about what 1s the best pickup. Just as
he me ntions the name of the truck.
one C.lls from a heigh t of at least 12
feet (it's not v1s1blc in the picture unti l
it falls) and misses hi m by such a close
margtn that his hair 1s mussed by the
~hp stream:
The truck bounces a few times .. and
h~ slowl y walks ahead to a point
where another truck fall"> and misses
him again by int·hc~'. At this Potn l. I
was so concerned for the guy'c, safety
that I considered ca lling the TV
station and yelling fo r them to tel l this
guy what'!> ~omg on!
He obviously doesn't know tha t
they're trying to squa~h him
I don't understand why he doesn't
know. When you drop a truck from a
height of 12 feet, It makes a terrible
ruckus. I've seen people who were
totally oblivious to what's going on,
but they had ingested some sort of
mag,ic Polton that made them lose all
interest 1n anything other than the
poetry present in the hills and valleys
of your average com flake. Any of
·th-em would have been totally in-
capable of reci ting the lines of hype
that this guy was spouting. Their
vocabularies were generally limited
to .. Wow. man!"
Thiseuywas too slick for'em. They
never did ~et him.
A,fter 1t was all over. and I got to
tl~nk.ing· about the whole thing, I
asked myself what they were trying to
get me to do. Were they trying to
convince me that if I bought one of
thei r trucks I too couJd drop it from a
height of 12 feet? I've owned a few
trucks in my ltfe. and somehow. 1t has
never QCcurred to me to drop one.
Were they trying to rouse me from
the stupor that TV commercials
usually bestow upon me? They did
that all right, but to such a degree that
I was too excited to remember what
the bra nd names in volved were.
In the end. I had to decide that th ey
were trying to sell me a pickup. They
didn't, however. manage to convince
me to buy one. They did manage 10
convince me that there were two
things I would never do.
One was to apply for a job as the guy
in the commercials. This guy ob-
viously leads a charmed life, far more
so than mine has ever been.
The other thmg I'll never do ts buy
·one of their trucks.
With my luck, I'd get the one they
had dropped.
Colamnlst BID Harvey Jives /JJ
HaDtJagtoo Bead.
The New York speech is j ust part of
the longest Sadie Hawki ns Day in
American history. For more tban a
month now, Kirkpatrick bas been
wooing Ronald Reagan for the sort of
job that she thinks she deserves by
dint of education and intellect. Off
the record, on the record and in
Talmudic variations of the two.
Kirkpatnck has spread the word that
tsnless she gets such a job, she will
return to hCf" tcachin& post at
Georgetown University.
The White House has not stirred. I
am leaving. Kirkpatrick declares. and
the president says be would love to
ltave her on his staff. but there's no
opcnina. I'm not kidding! she sings
out, but from upstairs in the White
House comes only lhc soun<Lof a
someone pumping iron. This is it! she
exclaims, but the Oval Office is silent.
This lady has some powerful enemies.
And well she should. KJrkpatrick 1s
an ideologue of certatn and bard
views. It 1s not for nolhing lhat she's
the darltng of the Republican right
wmg. She dnps contempt for the
Th ird World and its pretensions. She
loathes the Soviet Union and its
system. She distinguishes between
authoritarian and totalitarian re-
gimes -intellectual sophistry that's
been used to argue that any regi me
tha t's anti-communist is better than
any regime that's not. ·• •
She 1s, tn short. a forceful and
Powerful intellectual force in Ameri-
can conservatism (neo or otherwise)
who could be opposed or cham-
pioned for a tho usand reasons. the
very least of them being tbat she is -
as she says others characterize her -
a female.
Wh t' d h Themob'sNewYearfest
r or Z.o;f f i o'knr~~lfi s will likely fall a l .ittle flat
But 1fthat's the case. it's not hard to
believe. Sexual discnmination and
sexual stereotyptng arc far from rare
-especially m the clubby, ncarty all-
male circles in which Kirkpatrick
moves. It's commonplace for women
to be in the Senate, m the House, in
the Cabinet, but not in the highest
reaches of the foreign-policy estab-
lishment. That is by and large still a
male pr&serve. The one situation not
cnvmoned for the Situation Room is
the need for a lock on the bathroom
door
(an you 'i('l' ~our<,elf in the middle
of the pond. \ttting o n the lea! of a
water ld:r'? You rnulu do 11. Bnicl'. 1f 11
were 3 Vtttorw Ill\ leut ol '>outh
America One '>Uch lea f alnnl' tould
support }OU aOout
Mongolian'> don't get bald
The morc 1n1elltgen 1 the p10~t1tu tc .
the earhcr her age of rct1remt.·nt ~o
conclude rc~archers who've under-
taken stud1e~ Our Love and War
man. who's also undertaken studies.
notes their rcPor1 without confirma-
tion. What the women are willing to
reveal to re~archers. he feels, IS not
conclusive He files 11 alongside the
quest1onna1rc that asks psych1atnw,
to hst how often the)' make love to
their patients .
Q In wha t c,ubJl'tt. s1atiM1(t1ll)'. 1\ a
51udcnt most likely to get an "A "'l
A. Amencan Hi story. That <.uh1~·u
in which s:ud student 1s mo'it lt krl y to
1ct an "F" are English.
occ.t f hu' ~how hu\lnt''i'"> rx-oplt·
knov. onl\ narne'i. ol <,tarc, apnear
ah<1Vl' t1tk., •\II other., arc .. uppornng
rx·rf<Hrnl'r'• Th " too. " a monc\ matter
r rack sta rs arc going to get anotht·r
big boost come the 1985 Ol~mp1cs 1n
South Korea·~ Seoul. Final'> arc
scheduled for early morning th ere
That's TV's pnme time here
Thi rt) -nine million people h:l\ c
\erved in the U.S. mi litary s1n(e 1776
and 30 m1ll1on'ofthem are '>1111 alt -.e
( on sider that as ) ou plan the pay·
ment of veterans' benefit s tor the ne"t
wa r'<i 'iurv1vors. 1f an)'
That correspondt nt who claimed
iht•n• arc onl) ahout 10.000 robots at
work 1n th r United States did not
ma kt' 1ht·coun1 on Monday. I suspect
In New Ham pshire -remember
th 1c, -1t''i again•n the law to pawn the
clothe\ off your hack
~,\"illl N(1TON -Tonq~ht . ed1 n rnfl uenct·aftcrthc t971Sunshot
whtk mtlltom of American fam1 hes wounding of Colombo and his death
n·k~ratl' their hopes for a brighter in 1978, the fami ly 1s sttll regarded by
nl'w ~l·ar the champagne will oc a law enforcement ex perts as perhaps
ltttk llat for tht· .. fa m1hc!> .. that make the third strongc'it of New York City's
up the Col><! Nostra underworld. f)vc cn mc fam ilies.
If they're at all reallstK. mobsters 'Two of the ( olombo bosses.
JACK
AIDEISOI from boss to button man will be C'anmc Persico and John "Sonn y"
toa<1t1ng each other, not with "Auld Franzese. are already in prison, and
La ng S:r nc:· bu t with a mournful the latest indictment names Persico
rcnd1t1on of "Those Pnson Walls Are on bribery cou nts stemming from his •A Colombo "eapo •· John J.
Breaking Up That Old Gang of current tour 1n the federal pen. DeRoss. is accused o/ using his
M 1ne.. \ Here arc some other developments position as an official of two rcs-
fhc numbers ilo ne are enough to 1n the new year that should mute any 1aurant workers' union. locals to
t.h1ll any underworld fes tivities: In merrymaking by the Colombo cnme e)llOrt money .from such Big Apple
1981 there were SIS convi ctions of fam ily tonight: rcstauranu as Cafe Ziegfeld on West
organi1cd cnmc figures: 1n 1983. •On Jan. 28. Martin Hodas. a 4Sth Street and Ciro's at One Lincoln
there were 1,33 1. And ma ny of lhose family associate known as Time~ Plaza.
convicted were high-level mob boss-Square's "King of the Peep Show:· •Frank "Bcans1c" Mclh. a fam ily
es, li ke Carlo<; Marcello of New will be <;entenccd for his role in an "soldier." has been charJed fo r his
Orleans. Frank Balestnen of Mil-attempt to flood Canada with hard-role in the alleged fencing of $2.2
waukec. Russell Bufa lino of Penn-core pornographic video tapes. milhon in stolen Arnex watches and
<1ylvania. James T. L1cavoh ofDetrott •Gerry Langella. whom the G-mcn $700.000 wonh of Oricnta.!J~. ob-
and Eugene Smaldone of Den ver. have 1dcnt1fied as the boss of day·H>-Jeets stolen from the Roben ~orth
("'There goes I rank. there goes day Colombo operations, face Gallery in Manhattan
Jim ... ") charges that he conspired with a •Another famil y capo, Benny Aloi,
But cvl'n the 1mpress1vc figures contTete.:workcrs' union offilc· I to has been charged with loan.sharking
don't tell the whole story. As FBI extort 10 New York area fi of -charging the owner$ of Sylvie's
Af>S1stant Director Oliver "Buck.. amounts rangina from $7 ·to clothing store in New York C1ty_ 2
Revell told my associate Tony Capac-$29.000 since 1981 . percent weokly interest on a SS0,000
So Kirkpatrick says the boys have 1t
in for her. I, for one, believe it. But
where has she been lo these last four
years? Where was her voice when
others were saying that the Reagan
administration was nothing but a
(male chauvinist) pigpen. Where was
the voice of Kirkpatrick when the ,
adm1nstrat1on went to war against the
Equal Rights Amendment or when it
.moved to vitiate the law banning
sexual discrimination in phys1caJ
education. I don't remember her
say1n1 very much then.
No. In lead. Kirkpatrick 1s one of
those who recalls her sexual identifi·
cation when it can do her some good.
Once before, when she was locked in a
burcacratic death strua.Je with Aiex-
andcr Haig. she remembered she WU
a woman and thaJ Haig lµld the l~n
and ~ungry loo~ o( a male . ttx1st-
class1c or otherwise. Klrkpauick·won
that fight and until recently had not
mentioned t~e matter of seAual
O Among artor<1 what determine~ ~r" staius? c 1oldfish nl'cd goldfi h The fi h
researchers say they've learn ed the
lone goldfish gets neurotic
c10. mob bosses can often run their •The cnme famil y's lca,al a iser. lo3n. Tltis shylock acti vitr, i• said to
fa mily cnme bu sinesses from their or "consi&licn." 79-ycar-old Thomas have occurred in 1982, while Aloi was
prison cell s So the Justic.c Dcpan-"The Olcf Man" OiBclla. is charied bcinJ aivcn S30.S9S.99 in gambling
mcn1 ha been 1nd1cting the entire with extortma $800 per home from c~lls and freebies by Atlanti~C'ity
leader hip on grounds that the "fam-the MJ R Constr\.1Ct1on Co. Jl the cutnos.
'discrimination. At the Republican
National Coven ti on in Dallas,:· where
feminis1-stompina was the 1avoritc
sport. 8hc s.aw .no scxiMn. 1'bc bl<?od
in her eye was for libe_ral Democrats. : Whatever sell!! the most uckct<.
You're a tar 1f y.our name \Cll'I more
lhan the how's tlllc ~11'1, and not a
tur 1r It doc<in't In h<ittng c-rcdm .
producers put fir1t what'<i ltkcl> to \Cll
1ly.. itself cons11tutes a cnmmal Dnfiwood Lindina develop~t in J•e,t AIHl~noa 11 • 1yrMIJated
L.M. Boyd I• • 1yadlrated enterprise Atlantic tkacb, N.Y • .....-m•J•r. ~olom11l1t. This not only cnpples 1hc organ11~-
~ ~~· 111ht adm1n1 tret1on.butallo0N1
----------------------------.. the aovcrnmcnt tO SCllC bank 8C•
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Tom Tait · , , r ,.,
Craig Sheff
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11ct1c has been used in Los Anictes,
Denver. Cleveland and Milwaukee.
The latest chapttr in the govern-
ment' war on ora.anucd cnme is due
to unfold Wednesday whrn a federal
Judge 10.Ncw York will set a tri>I date
for nine indicted "1cmbcrs of th,e
Jo~ph Colombo famtly. Even thouah
the !<~member cn mc group dtthn·
Dally_ PUot welcomes
readers' commeat8
So '1)is yearl·Tonto award aocs to J~ne "k.Jrkpetrick -.. a woman who
tpp&rently thinks MT-tnurnpbt •~•II
her own but wh~ troubles ~ the
re uh of sexual ducrimination Thit,•
1n fact, may be the case, ~ut it WQ~Jd
be easier to be sympatt).et1c if she did
not d1scover sexism only when ifs
directc\ at her.
The re t of the time1 hkc the Tonto
of the old JOke, she nas· a difftrcnt
name for these :'dassicat male 1u·
ists." he calls jhcm kcmo sabc · .
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~ 7 70 ~rcent of .
--~, I VOl•r• Undecided
'·" on top footbell team. 82.
MeuVerdeCC on.o1......,..
on LPGA tour,
..,. poll. 112. .
Eagle~' MVP:lt'saL·ock(wood) Ohio· St.
vs. USC: Estan cia standou t
does it a ll on
bask etba ll court
By ROGER CARUON
Of .. 0.-, ..........
At 6-0, 170 pounds. he isn't ge1una
the rush mos1 candidates for· Most
Valuable Player honors in lea&ue and
All-Orange County laurels would
expect.
But Adam Lockwood isn'I con-
cerned abou1 the lack of notoriety, he
has an ans1de lane to a four"')'cat nde
in volleyball v1nually locked.
As an outside hitter 1n voll~yball he
figures to be lhe key to biJ tbrngs for
die Eagles in volleyball this spring.
But that's getting a little ahead of
thwgs -right now tbe only nets
LOC~ood and his teammates are
concerned with are the ones hanging
from the hoops.
And, wi1hout the womes that s0me
may have while compe1ing in their
senior year. lhe Eagles' do-everything
whiz has no1hang else to worry about
except for the next zone defense he
and his ~tanc1a teammates figure 10 see in Sea View League basketball.
The Eagles are known for their
2-2-1 press, aggressive zone. ball-
hawking. fast break. free throw ac-
curacy, and in general. the winning
blend.
And Lockwood fits the description
in everyca1egory. operating as a point
guard, yet a key in so many depan-
ments.
For instance, among his statistics
in leading his team to a 12-1 record
thus far are:
. •81 rebounds -an average of6.2
per game.
•80steals-and averago.of 6.1 per
game.
•68 assists -an ave_r~ge of 5.5 per
(Pleue eee EAGLES/82)
It's run
vs. pass ·
PASADENA (AP) -Mike
Tomczak and Tim Green, the OPP<>$-
ing quarterbacks, hint wbat you can
anticipate offensively when Ohio
S\.ate and Southern California meet
Tuesday 1n the Rose Bowl.
Tomczak, Ohio S\.ate's senior
leader. said of the Trojans. ··They
haven't faced option football all year.
And we've 'ot that pitch sweep to
Keith Byars. •
Green, another senior, took a look
at an Ohio St.a.tc secondary that will
start two freshmen and two
sophomorei.
"They're pretty young back there, ..
said the TroJans' passer. "Wc're,oin'
to have to put the ball up."
Sixth-ranked Ohio St.ate, 9-2, the
Big Ten champion. rat.cs a 4-poiot
favorite over Southern Cal. S-3, the
Pac-10 Winner, in the 2 o'clock emc.
A crowd of around 105,000 will see
tf O hio S\.ate can win .its founb
stralght bowl ass1111ment and dent the
Pac-IO's domination of this classic.
In the last I S Rote Bowls, the
Midwest schools have won only
twice. Ob10 State beat Southern CaJ
42-21 in 1974. Michigan defeated
Washington 23-6 in 1981.
The Buckeyes needed victoriC(
over Indiana. Nonbwestem and'
Michtgan in their last 1hree pmes to
reach the Rose Bowl for the fint time
in five seasons .
Meanwhile. the TroJans took the.
opposite route. Southern CaJ stunned
ashiugton. top-ranked nationally at
the time, 16-7 to wrap up the Pac-I 0
title in the ninth game. Then they lost
to UCLA 29-10 and Notre Dame
19-7.
Southern Cal. however. had 11
turnovers m those defeats ... I would
not expect lhdTt to tum the ball over
agamst us," Ohio State Coach Earle
Bruce said.
Even 1f Tomczak. playinJ for the
first nme this season wnhout a
rubberu.ed cast to protect bis tWloe-
broken leg. runs the option. the
Buckeyes arc expected to rely heavily
on Byars.
It's the Final Four for Bears, Steelers ~
ToplO ·-It's off to San Fra n cisco fur Chicago Pittsburgh shuts down Elway to gain
AFC fin~le Sunday against Do lphii:is after Bear d efen se frus t rat es 'Skins Orange County
higfi school ·
basketball
WASHINGTON (AP)-Theycall
Chicago the Hog Butcher to the world
... and today the ruck name ts entirely
appropnate.
The Chicago Bears defense
chopped up the Washington
Redskins' famed "Hogs .. offensive
line on Sunday en route to downing
the Redskins 23-19. selling up next
Sunday's National Conference
Championship sh<;>wdown with th<.'
-49crs 1n San Francisco.
The Bears defense, which set a
National Football League record for
sacks with 72 dunng the regular
season. made hfe miserable for quar-
terback Joe The1smann, sacking the
Washington Sl$nal caller seven times
while forcing him to run on five other
occasions. .
. "this is one heck of.a football'team
we sh"t down today ... Chicago Coach
Mike D1tka said. "We r:ilaye<l relent-
less football and when you-play that
relentless sQme good things have 10
hal>pen tQ Y.ou ."
On offcn's., the Central Div1s1on
champs were g1vmg the ball 10 their
Mr. Everything, Walter Payton. The
National Football League's career
rushmg leader. Payton ran for 104
yards and threw a 19-yard touchdown
pa-ss as the Bears handec;l the Rcd~k1ns
1he1r first playoff loss ever at ltobert
F Kennedf Stadium and ended their
bi<l for a t'hird stra1ghr tnp to the
Super Bowl.
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As well as Payton played. however,
he needed help in bnngmg the Bears
their first playoff victory in 21 years.
As they havea ll season, the Bears
top-ranked defense rose 10 the oc-
casion, beat in$ back the opposiuon to
preserve the victory.
W11h the game on the line 10 the
fourth quarter and the Bears nursing a
~ix-point lead. the Chicago defense
held the Redskins to JUSt three yards
total offense. In the process, they
intercepted a pass and sacked
Theismann four llmes.
With their own offense suddenly
1neffect1 ve. the Chicago defenders
were called on three times 1n the final
penod to tum back Washington after
the Redskins had taken over 10
C"icago temtory ..
The Reds kins. who completed
their scasorr11t 11 -6. were unable 10
'take advantage of the favorable field
position.
DENVER (AP) -The Pittsburgh
teelers· game plan was to run the ball
and keep pressure on Dcn"er Bronco
quaneroock John Elwa}. and while
the result wasn't exacth ams11c. the
effic1enC) w11h which the} pulled 11
off was awe-inspmng.
Frank Pollard rushed for 99 )3Hh
and two 1ouchdowrrs. and Walter
i\bercromb1e added 7'1 'ards lhl'
'itC"Cler defense ..acJ...cd E:l"'a' tour
11ml's and 1n1crccpted him tY.tt'C
1nclud1ng safet) Enc ~ 1lham.,· ~8-
yard return that set up Pollard·.,
clinching score w11h I 59 rcma1n1ng
10 give the Steelers a ::!4-1 7 ""a11onal
Football League pla,off' 1ctor)
Pittsburgh. which had the wo~t
regular-season record of an) di' 1s1on
winner at 9-7. now ad' ancc\ IO the
Amencan Conference champ1on'ih1p
game next week against the Miami
Dolph ms an the Orange Bowl Dcn,er
had a 13-3 regular-season mark
run the ball JUSI hke we did toda} :·
.. The difference 1n the game was
1he1r ab1ht' 10 run the ball and our
inab1ht) to run 11.'' said Denver
Coach Dan Reeves. whose team
gained onl} 51 )'ards rushing com-
pared 10 the Steelers' 169.
"Going in . we kne"' we had 10 get
nurrunninggamcgoing Wed1dn'tdo
11 lo gel our pa<;'iing game going. we
had 10 handle the hl111. am:t "c 1~
didn't handle 11 You ha"e to g1H
lhl•tr dcfenS<.' credit The\ did an
e"<cellent JOb "
Noll "'as pleased b} his team's
ah1ht) to boum~ back from ad' ersll}.
The: teelers rC'CO\ ered from t"'o first-
quaner fumbles deep in their ov.n
1e-mtof'\. from a blocl..ed punt that
ga' e Den' er pos~s1on a1 the tttler
4-\ard hne. a~d from a 17-10 third-
quarter defic11
··What happened to our team early
could ha' e l..nockrd the p1n'i out from
under an' bod' .. II.loll ..aid .. Our
tomcbad· ">ho"" "hat 1h1'> team JS
made-or··
Daily Pilot eelectlona
l. Ms• Diil (19-0)
2 . Ocean View (10-2 )
s . htairda ( 12· l)
4 . Capo Vallley (11-2 )
5 . &I Dorado (11·1)
6 . Ftn. Valley (7 -4 )
7 . Kpt,. Barbor (9-2)
8 . Brea-Olinda (9 -3 )
9 . J'oothlll (e.S) rw1ce. the Redskins were forced to
punt after being pushed back by the
Chtcago defense. A third dnve, which
netted jost 21 ·yards, e nded when
Mark Moseley's 41 -yard field goal
wi's wide to the lefi.
..,.......,_
The Bean' Walter Payton
throw• a pua for a TD.
H1stol) 1s on the tcelcr\' 'ldr
Den"er and Pittsburgh had met tY.1Cc
before 1n d1v1s1onal playoff action
and both time the wmnt'r went on to
pla) 1n the UJ)t'r Bowl.
··our run blocbng was e\('('P-
t1onal... tceler Coach Chucl.. '\oll
<;a1d "Against M1am1 . we'll ha"c 10
Dcn,cr l Jme-into the game with
the fifth-he'>! ru\hing detensc in the
-... Fl. and hJd held opponents under
l{Xhardson the fllUnd in 1t<. la'il fiH'
µml'1>.
10. (tie\Cdll (8-Sl
..... OD Viejo (10-3)
J'oday's Be~rs: Modern MonSters of the Midway
By HAL BOCK
AP ._.,.. Wttlef •
WASH INGTON l P) -These Chicago
ars arc modem MoMtcrs of tht Midway.
toush throwback who play defense with a
sense of history ...
There ij an appreciation here for the. 1(1\cy
of Dick Butkunnd Joe Fonunato, Bill George
and Doug Atk.jns, Gcorae Connor and Ed
Sprinkle -men wtto built a le end. ·
Three ti me in unday:s NF playoff game.
Wa1ohin,ton tancd fourth-quarter dnves 1n
( 'h1cago s h11f or the field and each lime tht
moderp Mol').'ters dua 10 and dared the
Redskins to m1kie an~.pt"Og!Ts'I
·•The fourth q'flrfcr 1 our time of the
pmc." Richard Dent 1d. 'lfTillJna out the
word . "We like to t\a'~ the dt4(tn5e on .the
Geld 1n the f~un~ Quar\cr:· ·
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Time and aprn. tht)' came rushma 1010 1he-
Wash1ngton backfield. 1ntroduc1ng them-
sclvC$ rather rudely 10 J~ Thc1smann .
Mr. T hc1smann. meet Mr Deot Three ~ .for 23 yard ..J)vcr .here 1 Mt Dan
Hampton. Two'ilclts for IS )llrd\ 'hello to
Mr. Hen!) Waechter and Mr 4\te\e
Mt M1chacl. one sack ap1«'t' tor 11 mort
yards .
"We hod o diet of fi h, chicken and httf all
week.'' Hamptoff said, C8'1uall) to sing off n
hne ht must have con tructed di) s-hcfol'e'.JU\t
v."11t1nJ to drop on the .. H<>&'" of the Red~l1n.,
offcn 1\C hne "We v.crc hunary for porl ..
This was a ttam that had t\tabhU\cd a
1t1onaJ Football Le uc rtt<lrd of 7~ d;\
with Jood. okl fubioMd, toufh t.ad.lioi no~·for-thc-biall football Oft ~unda\ the
lk:in "1'"t Wa h1n1ton 1 le,lhl:X'~ JC'mon-
)
stra11on ,
• We "'cren'1 Y.a1t1ng arnund." H.1mp1nn
\31d · It \\-as nothing fanc) It v.J\ tht• '"a' "l'
v.on a 101 of pmcs this ~ason · •
You simply \Id 1hc other guH "II'
Dent wn a\ked ahout the fit'IJ fl0\llt0n that
m1dt C'h1caao°" founh quarttr ta,.k '!<' 1nu,h
"He) "'e.rt"thc No. I dcfen~ 1n th(' k .t(tU<' ·
he \81J "l"ll'ld pos1110n d~n·t bother u\ \\ t
"'ere rt"all) rom1na off the ball ~ e did a Joh
Wa~h1naton hid srored a touchdown at the
end ot the third quarter. c:un1n \h1cago·~ leotd
10 a prttanou\ 23-17 F f tht nc~t I ~·'.I
mmute\. tht &&mt' wa pla)cd cntll't'I~ 1n , r h1<'n10'\ tnd of the Ocld 8u1 the C'lo~t the
Rcchl..1Mcamt10 onn by them '"'' wa., a
'41 ·"•nJ field aoal antmpt b) Mark Mo~I('\
tha1 11<'\I -.:ult left
'Wt• <'\fX'C\C"d 10 \pend 1 lot ol t1~ 1n our .. "' ' .
o"'n te-mtof"\ .. Hampton o;.a1d ··sut 1f )OU
preparr vou~lf mental!) for 11. ou can do
ll ..
\\hen the Bears found them~J\:cs trapped
10 their own end of the field qain. t~ took an
au1omat1 fh~ rather than nsk a punt.
\\a!Jim ton. 11 should be noted. was pla)"_inga
bit uf dtfcn~ of 11.s own with five sacks. tlwec
ol them b) Rich ~hlot
"I hact no Question about ll I\ all," Coach
Mike Otlka satd of the safttv. "I don't kno 1t
11 was the: n.a.h1 th ma to do, but at stall pve us a
h>ur·poml kad "
four point m11ht I\ well ~ 40 Wllh the
bhwna Stars
nJ mc-..hcrc. the onasnal Mon$ltn
mu\I e bttn watch1n.a and '""'"'' al thi modem "Cn1on of v1ntqt Be
tootball.
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e>nwtge COU1 OAILV PILOT/Monday, Oeeeci'lber 31, 1984 ..... ___ _
SPORTS BR EAK
De&pite BYU's record
.70 percent of voters
undecided on No:-1
Prom AP dl patckff
Ml Ml -Almost 70 pcru~nt ot thc
voten 1n The Auocuued Pn:~ collCit'
football poll arc \till undecided about tht"
eventual nauonal champion dc'>p1te No I-ranked
Bngham Younf'" I J.-0 r{'\'.on.I. illrnrd1ng tu a surH''t'
t.aken by NBC·' V.
Rich A!l'lenLtO. administrator of NBC Spom. \31d
Sunday the network reached 58 of the 60 AP voter'> and
41 of them -68.3 percent -said they had not ~tied
on Bnl!,ham Young as the national champion
The other 17 said the:' would vote for BY L
regardless of the outcome of T ucsday night's Orange
Bowl game between runn~r-up Oklahoma. 9-1-1 and
No. 4 Washington. JO-I , which ~111 be tele' 1scd b)
NBC. ,
The sun e} also disclose~ that Oklahoma might
win the national champ1onsh1p ii the Soooers win the
Orange Bowl b) two touchdowns or more. while
Washington apparcntl) has no chance to fimsh No. I .
The 41 \jndec1ded \.oter!> were asked how the}
would 'otc under the following circumstances:
I. lfOldahoma wins b) les'i than a touchdown -
Oklahoma 16, BYl f 15, third-rank~ Flonda 4
undecided 6
1. ffOklahomJ win., by two touchdbwns or more:
-Oklahoma 28. BYU 4 Flonda 2. undecided 7.
3 lfWa!th1ngton winr. by Its) than a touchdown -
BY U 18. Flonda 9. V.ashmgton 7. undecided 7
4. If Wa~h1ngton wans b> two touchdowns or more
-Washington 16. BYL 9. Flonda 9. undecided 7
5. If the Oangc Bowl end'> in a·t1e -BYU 16,
Flonda 6. Oklahoma I Wa!>h1ngton I. fifth-ra nk ed
Nebraska I , undecided t n,
The pollsters were not askl·d how the~ would "Ole
should Oklahoma or \.\.ash1ngton win b) between one
and two touchdown'>
But NBC asked all 5X \Oter\ v.ho thc\ kit v.ould
wm 1f BY U played a game Jg.im\t tht• lour top
.contenders The replies \\t·re 3\ follow)
BYU-Oklahoma -Oklahoma 19. B\ l lfl.
undecided 9.
BYU-Aonda -Florida 'b H't l ' 13. undct·ided 9
BYU-Washangton -R'r l 27 Y..ash1ng1un 21
undecided I 0
BYL -Nebraska -"-ehr:.i,kJ 'O l!Yl • 21 . un-
decided 7
Bngham Young wmph:tcd m ..ca~on w11h a 24-1 '1
victory over M1ch1gan an the Hohda} Bowl on Dct 21
and became the second ma1or-collegc team an the la'>t l:SO
years to compile a 13-0 record.
Oklahoma. NBC ~d the Orange Bowl ha'e bn:n
touung Tue~> n1gffl's game as a national tham-
pionsh1p contest because the' ')a\ HYLI pla~s a \1.t:a~
schedule.
The AP will announce the I 9ts4 na11onal champwn
Wcdnesda} afternoon.
Sft.ote of the day
0 1 wu IOOklng for a good game to end my ·
career on. I was really aoeklng It down tor a while.
but I have the rest of my life to heal.'' -
OuarterbtK:k Net• 8~ of Army, who, ~te playtng with a cr~ked rib and pulled
Hamstring, rushed 28 times for 136 yards In leading
the Cadets to a 10-6 victory over Michigan State In the Cherry Bowl.
Miami coach punches writer
PHOE'-IX -.\Los .\ngek'> limn
sportswnicr wa, pumhed and had a
bnefcase thrown at him \aturda' ~hen he
interceded in an agrumcnt hctv.een a
colleague and a I In1vers1t: uf M1am 1 assistant foothall
coach. the newspaper said
M1a m1 ofTensl\e coordinJtor C 1an '>te,cns had 10
be restrained b' tv.o fellow uiathl'' alter 1aJ...1ng \\\tnl!('
at Rick Jfr1lh h1111ng him ome in lhl· 'houlder thl
Times rq>oned \unda'
Thc trouhk beg.an w ht·n '>tn l n'> ordered another
T1me'i ... ponswnter Juht· C Jn out of the Miami
H urm:anec,' loc ker room l hul\da\
~ (art and Reilh were a<,-.1gned to wver the
upcdm1ng rae'lta Bowl foo1hall game between betWct·n
M1am1 and the l JC L.\ Bruin' \he had cniered tht•
locker room with the male reponer'> v. hen Ste\l'n'
ordcrt•d her out
Ste' en'> later t ailed Ms ( an d'>ldc and allcgt·dl\
began berating her '>a1urda} whl·n Kclll} interceded
and began arsuing With the coath. When Steven\
confronted Really nearthe team hotel 20 minutes later.
he punc:ht·d the '>Pnn'>wnter and thrl'W a hnc·lcase at
him 1w1ee. m1\'>lng hoth time\. thl' ncw,papcr '>a•d
M1am1 Head ( oach J1mm} John'IOO and •\thktll
Director \am Janko"1ch apolog1n·d to Reill\ after thl.'
incident
T1meo, '>port\ t•d11or Hall D""}re '>aid he v.ould
discuss the 1nc:ident with the newspaper"'• law}crs
Edmonton. Canucke tie, 7-7
Edmonton held a 6-3 lead earl) 1n the
1h1rd pcnoJ onl) 10 we Vancou,cr \lorm
baclt \\ tlh fol.Ir &Oal'i tn 5: 14 a\ lhc t\\O
1\auonal llod.e) I eague team!i taught to a
7 7 lie Suodin nia,h1 ~t\er GlfDD A.odtrson \Cored th~
\C."tund ol "" l\\o goals _W ~·ond., 1n10 the \C''> ion
Dou1 Lid1ttr 'onn~ tl'd a1 ~ 54 Pf tu McNab scored a
minute later Patrlk '1&11d1trom ltl'd 1l 40 !l<conds after
th,11 and Mark Klrtoa s ~cond &ooll ul the night put the
< anucks on top Jarl Kuni scored w11h 5.28 remaining
to produn thl' deadlod Bo!lton spotted W1on1peg a
2-0 lead then ')(.on:d four Mra1gh1 umes. i.parked by
rookie Dave Donully's tirst·JX"rtod goal after Steve
Kasper h11 the goalpost with a !llap'ihut a) Boston won
5-3 The ( h1cago Black Hawk'> rnnt1nued to stru&&lc
at homt: dropping It) fifth game in thc last s1\ as CGha
Pauersoo and Mlke Eaves scored two goals apiece in
C'algal) ·s 5-1 'tetOI) .. Tomu Saod1trom scored two
goals and Mark Pavelleb sparked tbe t-lew Yo'*
Rangers w11h a goal and an aswa 1n onlv-h1s second
game back from a broken leg as St. Louis kll. 6-:!.
Budd returns, wins "'road race
ZL RICH. ~w11zerland -I ola Budd
the 18-ycar-old South Afncan v.ho made
her controversial debut at the Lo'> .\ngcl~s
01\mpK), returned to 1nterna11onal com-
i:x:11twn Sunday w11h a convincing '1L1on an the
"\ti' ester" road race ·
Budd was clocked in 26 minuter.. 26 68 second) in ~ 1',850-yard race through the 'itrech ol downtown Lunch .
. ~omeha Buerk1 of Sw1tLerland finished second.
I 59 seconds behind Budd. who rnmpeted 1n Los
Angelts for Br.itam. which qu1ckl) granted her
c1uz.ensh1p based on her grandfather's birth there Last
year•s winner here. ( harlotte Te~ke of West German).
was third.
700 Rose Bowl tickets left
PASADENA -Onl} 300 of the 1.000 [!]
Rose Bowl tickets still available M>ld c ~
Sunda). but Tournament of Roses offic1alr. II
~1d fans will get another chance for
Jdmi!is1on to the football game between Ohao State and
lJSC
5U7} Daily. tournament ucket manager. said there
probably hadn't been enough time for word of the ucket
a .. a1lab1lit} 10 get out. She said about 700 low end-1one
<.cats were 'it1ll available Sunday, and they went on sale
tc.>da) at the Rose Bowl w11l-call ucket office. near the
'tad1um's south entrance and at toufi\ament head·
quarters on ~outh Orange Grove Boulevard.
Bucks roll past Celtics
'vfll W-\lJ KEE -Tcrry ( umm1ngs
bcltC\t's 11'\ t1mc 10 take noucc of the
\.11lwauk ce Buc ks
"I th ink wl' are a team to be rclkoned
"1th .. he !.aid after sconng 23 point!> to help the Bucks
dcll'al tht· Roston ( elt1cs I J 4-9!! Sunda) night for 1he1r
eighth \lra1gh1 victory. "We"rc much more than
wmpet111ve 10 this league. We arc a contender."
But ( umm1ngc, thanks the Buch still have room
tor 1mprcnement .
··-wc·re '>till d }oung club." he said "We don't ha' e
the 't'tt·rnn pla)er'> ltke Ph1ladelph1a and Boston It as
going to take lime before we reall} blossom."
Bo'>ton 1.\-<l'> !Celi ng the effect\ of lour games 10 fi ve
dayi.. according 10 (chics' Coach K.( ·. Jone!. After a
I 'l-1 record in October and Novrmbcr, the ( elttc'> h;I\ e
dropped ofl to 1 'l-5 in Dccembl'r
Lazers ou~~st Wichita, 8-7
~JC HI f '\. -Defender Alan Kelle}
'>l·ored tv.o third-quarter goah to lead the
I O'> Angdei. Later'> to an 8· 7 win oH·r the
~ idllla Wing'> 1n a MaJor Indoor 'iocrer
I cague gamt' ~unda'
. l<l'lle} '><.ort·d ~11h X J 2 lrll in the third quancr
tapping a three-goal '>l<mng. \pun that lifted Lo'>
\ngelc'> I I-Ci toa 6-' lt·ad
The V. 1ng•; f-nk Ra)mu<.-.en -.cored h1~ third itoal
ol the gamt• tu lie 11 at 6-6. bu t Kelle) !K:orcd again 11· '7
11110 the third ~nod and Juan Cardenas added an
1n~uranre goal at 2:40 of thl' founh lo put the Lazt'rs
ahead. 8-6
Kim Rc>ent\cd \Cored 10 wconds later for the ~ 1ng'>. who rnuldn't \Core again despite pulling their
gnalkeepcr tor an ntra .itta,ker in the final J:JM
Television, radio
TELEVl810H
Noon -COLLEOE FOOTBA\.L: Peach Bowl
-Purdue vs. Virginia, Channel 2.
5 p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBAU: Bluebonnet
Bowl -TCU vs. West Virginia, Channel 13.
RADIO
No events scheduled.
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Buckeye booster
Ann Ham~ury of Akron, Ohio dleplaye her
Ohio State pennant at a camp ground area
near the Roee Bowl in Paaadena Sunday.
The Buckeyea play USC Tuesday.
EAGLES' LOCKWOOD. • • From Bl
game.
• 71 of 141 from the field -which
•~ 50.3 percent.
•A 13.6 scoring a"erage. 1n douhle
figures 1n 11 of tht· Eagles· I 3 stam
•"'liane blocked <,hots and ht"' won
14 tip)
• .\nd an all that 11me -JU\I 42
lurno,er<> -slight I) more than three
per game
lt"s been that wa' !>1nu: his·
fre'>hman )car under Pa·t Robens. his
sophomore season on the Junior
varsll) team under present 'ars1t>
eoadi Joe Reid and as a Junior under
Lany Sunderman when the Lagle\
ad,anced to the ('IF J-.\ d1am-
p1on~h1p game.
In that span Lockv.ood ha'> tx·l·n on
the v. ann1ng side 82 umesv.1th JU\I Io
lm~s.
·Tm not u'>ed to losing." '>a)'> the
18-year-old. "M)sclf. Todd (Moon·
ey ) and S{oll (Clements). we're not
u!>cd 10 11 and ~e don't like to lo'>e."
.. .\dam wa\ tu nous 1n the huddh:
v.ht·n v.e v.ere lll'>1ng 10 Laguna 11111\
1n our fir'>t game v. 1th them." H'tJll">
Reid ··He's realh intense."
"The kt'}' 1~ that he ~nuld rathu
ha' e a steal than !>core."
"Stealing the ball leads to all ol 11."
\a)S Lockwood. "It's the eas1eM wa)
to gt•t the ball other than the other
team massing 1ts shot "
"lt·c;a c;pec1al half-rnurt v.11h .\dam
up front and he comes from behind to
up the ball awa} Wt• call it the 75 and
l"m '>Ure.11'c, Adam·, favorite call ."
<,ay<i Reid
I ockwood feds hr has played to h1'>
potcn11al in that dcpanment. and
w11h rehl1unding. 5ut ht· 1sn·1 ..amlil·d
\\llh hie, shooting to this point "It\
JU\I a matter of confidcnct•." 'la)S
l odv.ood.
Confidence 1s somethin~ the Eagle'
figure to ma1or in. despite the fall
the) are one ol tht: !lmallcst team'> in
the h:aguc.
"I don't know how 11 1s with a big
man." says Lockwood. "'hecause I've
n('ver pla)cd on a team v. 1th a big
man. We JUSt have 10 ~reen ou t am.I
do the things we do best.··
Dctens1 vcl). once the Eagle!> ha' e
established their 10ne. Reid move!>
his point guard to the bottom. near
the basket .~ order to cap1taliLc on
Lot k\\OO<l'~cbounding ab1ht1cs.
.. .\dam wo uld rather pla}' out high
v.here he t·an get more stcal!i. bu1 I
v.ant the rchound'>. too." 'ia)S Reid.
I his 1s Reid'~ tir<,1 cxpenence as a
hcaJ coach alter I 7 years as an
a'>'>l)tant at M1'>s1on V1eJO and fatan-
ua
But ~11h 1heo,c Eag.le'i. 11'!> hardl) a
nl'" npcnence for him or his pla)crs.
v.ho haH' been weaned on his
rnath1ng an the past.
11 take'> a lot of searching 10 find a
negatl\ e fal'tor here -maybe 1t'' the
fact Lockwood hog\ the water hollk
dunnll. ttmc out'>
··A. ~ear ago al the ~an D1egu110
Tournament .\dam passed out " "3)\
Kc1d. ·• 11 ·~a deh) dra11ng snuatmn. ~o
now. he's alv.a)'> the first guy we go to
with the water hottlc during umc outs
to make -;ure he'' all right."
As tor i.cholarsh1p). basketball
doc'>n"t appear to be firil on Lock·
wood's li<>t .\ lcv. of lht: lists he's on
tnclude l 'C Rl\erside. Cal Poh
Pomona and (al Poh San Lu1'5
Obispo. .
But the list\ Lockwood 1s checking
out arl' at Hawa11. UC Santa Barbara
or posc;1bl} the l ln1 vcrs1ty of San
Diego. v.herc 11'11 he voile) ball. rather
than paskethall
'T d hkt· to pla~ both." '>a~'
LClckwood ··Bul it's prell} hard It
would depend on somt: thing-;"
Tar Heels ·
latest
to lo~e
.i~Hawaii
From AP dispatches
Hawa11 is a nice place to v1s11.
although man) wp-ranked college
basketball teams "ould probabl}
rather not pla\ there
On ~unda). pre' 1ousl} .unbeaten
No. 7 Nonh ( aroltna became the
latest team to lo ... e on the island when
11 fell to Mmoun 81 -76 in the
champ1onc;h1p gamr of the Hawa11
Pacific ( ollege Invitational tour-
nament
"Somcumes \OU come over hen.·
and can·1 e'en '!ind ~ourself," M1s.-
'>oun Coach Norm l\tcwan 1tfter has
6-5 T1gt·r<, UP\t'l the Tar Hecli. 1n
Honolulu
ThM aml' wa\ pla\.ed before the
con<;<J a11on malth an order to at-
comodate thl· Ira' l'I plans of 1he Tar
Heel!>. v.ho v.ere on ·their wa' home
after pla~ ang a tournament 1n ·Japan
"')OU ha\e lO gne them SOrTie·
thing." ~le"an .,aid. "The)-'re ured.
Thq 've hcen on the l'O'!.d a long time." ·~· ... -s. ·
North ( arohna < oact(DCaJl SmJth
had hlllc to '>il} after his team
dropped 11s fir'>t g;tme in nine outings
"I told them 10 hurt) up. thC) gol a
6 o'clock flight." Smllh said . ·
In other Top 20 games Sunday. No.
15 lndaana won''' Hoos1erC'lass1c b}
downing n onda 80-63 on Sunday:
Oklahoma v.on tht• \II-< ollege Tour-~
nament an Oklahoma Cit) b} beating
Lou1s1ana T e'h 84-72. and No 18
L ouis1ana ~latt• toppled Alabama
63-61
The 1rop1cnl parad1<\C ofHawa11 ha'>
become a graveyard for several highly
ranked team-; in recent seasons.
Mesa Verde toughest on tour? TwoJcars ago. No. I Virginia was
shocke there hy ( 'ham1nade. a small
school on the island Cham1nade ha!>
knocked oO L.ou•'>" tlk teams ranked
in the Top 20 thl'la,ttwo 'it'asons. and t"'-
alsn da1med tht·n-Nn. 4 (\outhern
Me1hod1'>I :a "t'l'lo. ago
~CELLENCE BY EL.EGA NZ
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l11trodu<fOr1J Offu l•o /1 rll Spc>rlnl
f r, I It' t 11•11 If I II J s 210
I /, I" I J, ,., s 250
, ' "' < II s 300
Pio l I I,, ·' r 11 , ! 1. 111 11 •r· l•·r 1111 ,,
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1920 NEWPORT BOULEVARD • COSTA M ESA ·-------_ 17 14 I 'U 7 7 16 ------·
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Cost a M esa course
rated w ith the b est
byLPGA pros
"vkmht·r<o ol thl· I Jd1ec, Pro·
k\'>1una I< 1olt .\ <,c,o<.iJ 11on ha' e nc \.t:r
hrnken par tor l11u1 round\ ( 72 hole\)
dunng a \ancllonl·d tournament at
Mesa Vadt· C ountn C luh in ( o~a Mt\A;a .
\ qu1Ck dictk ot \lall'>t1C\ rl'lca\Cd
recent I\ h~ thl' l PC,.\ g1 Vl'\ an
1nd1cntmn ol fU\l how tough the Mec,a
Verde C C la\rlUt 1or; and wall be when
the I 'n1dl·n · LPC11\ In' ita11onul re-
turn' March 4-10.
1 he tou~ht•<,t par-5 hole on the
t•n11rc urrn11 " at Mesa Verde
according to the poll. I he I I th hole '"
5 '2 >ards 1n length and took an
a .. erage of S 4 70 \trokes per round tor
lhl' pros ) l't 1t I\ onl y ranked 47th on
thl' It'll
Me.,a \ erde had the most• hole.,
h<ilcd in the top I 00 toughest played
on the l PC il\ tour during 1984 wit h
nim· Two other rnurscs had six hole\
in the top I <X> for the runner-up spot
Thc tou3hc\t hole at Mesa Verde.,
\.\.h> the 10th. of touf'\C Th1\ 41 0.
\-ard hole" third toughest on the tour
and '>t:lrt\ with n tee shot o'er water
It also ha~ water on the nght of the
· hmdtng ar~a 11nd took an .average of
4 6.SO \tro kco, sx·r round
Whcrc urc two touahe~I holes 1n the
lJ ~·1 The women pro5 ~Y 1hcy'rt on
the ~me cou~ 1n Ne" York The
420-)ard unlutk) I 'th at C ornang
( ountl) ( 'lub played to a !.troke
avcragcof4.837 or 837ovcrpar. The
first hole, n' 400-yard par·4. played to
a 4 699 1rokc average and 1s h\tcd an
the: No .• 2 po 111on
<iurpns1nalv. there ~ere only 84
p.ir\ an four rounds of sol( and (our
hird1c\ on thr I ''h al C'om1ng for all
c
HOWARD
/HUDY
Co Lr
member~ of the LPGA tour playing
there 10 1984. The 10th at Mesa Verde
had only 12 birdies and 179 pars.
Other tough1cs at Mesa Verde
include No. R, a 1R0..)·ard par-4 which
I!> ranked 21st. the 367-yard 14th.
another par-4, 1'i ranked in a 11e for
42nd: No. 9. n 187-ynrd par-4 and No.
17, a 377-ynrd par-4. are tied for 54th
on the li<i t the 178-yard No 5.
another par-4. '" tied at 71 st: No I'
another par-5, 1'1 lied for 791h . and
!\Jo. 16. a par-3. 1s 96th.
Onl) five par-5sarc listed an thr top
I 00 and two of them are on the Mc'ln
Verde course. fhere are 11 par-3s hut
Mc~ Verde ha~ only o ne 1n this
catc~ory wi th thr re~t nll par-4s
It <>small wonder !hilt the lad) pro">
ha'e a difficult tame maanta1nanit a
suh-par \ttlrl lnr lour days of l orn·
rx·11tion on a u 1ur-.e that 1<> rankl·d
~1mong thl.' tnught''' th e "omen pla\
e:Jl h \l'.lf
"-hill' l'\l'l u11' l' producer Larn
lgara.,h1 '" dn·pl) 1nvoh ed an the
I 'n1den ln\ltational at Mesa Verde. It
isn't his onl} venture 1n professional
golt
"I produced th{' World Series of
(ioll this year." Latry admits. 'T m
al)o ne~otrnting w11h the PUA to 'ltagl'
the Sk1n<1 Game com~ution every
Tuec;da)' morning befi re all P(rA
tournament this year 1th a wcekl}'
purse of \ I 0.000 which leads to the
final for $400.000." Competing in the
finals next year will be last year'\
defending champion. Jack Nicklaus:
the overall leading money winner an
the week I) cvent!i on Tuesday for the
year: a player selected b} hi'I fellow
pros. and a sponsor's entry
'Tm also working on a Boh Hope
tournament an Japan s1m1lar to the
one 1n Palm Desert. I've s1,ncd a
contract but the dates haven t been
SCI )'Cl."
l~rMh1 also conducts an LPGA
Umdcn event 1n Japan for that
country's professionals.
Suns topple Clippers
LO . AN<1Fl (AP) -Lan)
Nance·~ aamc-h1ah 'I point~ and
~ven rebounds npparentl)' wertn't
enough to convince 50mc of the Los
naclc1 C'hppcrs that he mnkcs a
difference IJ'\ the Phoenill uns· game •·t don't 1h1nk he wa~ the wholc
difTl.'rencc," miid C hppcrs' forward
JDmr Oonald50n '"Phocn" 1s play-
1na much bcllera, a team now and we
.irtn'l We didn't play our oot p mr
1on1~1 ..
I
Nance scored 16 ofh1s points an the
fo unh quarter 10 lead the Suns to a
I I 7 ·I 09 Nation I Basketball AS50CIU·
11on victory over !Jle Clippers Sunday
ntaht at the Spon s rena • Dutina the ln'lt mccuna of the two
teami. on Nov lS. the Clippers ~ulled
out a I 14»109 victory. An tnjury
Citdehncd Nance that game.
But Nance wa' healthy unday
naaht and hit 13-20 from the field
., ,
1 ht~ t1mt· 11 '"a' M"'oun that
lanted ttw I ar I kd'> 111 Hawa11
Jefl ~lrong \tored N potnl'> and
Malcolm Thoma\ addcd 23 for the
[iger'\ wh1k Dan 81n~enhe1mer
made five of"" fo ul shots 1n the final
24 second" 10 seal the \ICtOI).
Mas'loun. 6-5. took the lead for
good shonly before the end of the first
half. North Carolina pulled wtlhan
7'l-72onaJump hotby KennySm1th
wath 46 'ICCOnds left in the same, but
the Tar I !eels fell v1ct1m lo
Bmgenhc1mer's free throws,
Smtih and Brad Daugherty scored
14 points apae<:e for North Carolina.
which beat Hawa1. Pacific 8~-69 tn a
first-round gamr. ·
West Virginia,
TCU battle
H()(JSTON (A P) -Texas Chns·
tutn '18fet)' Ryron Linwood calls it "a
~rappy attitude" His coach, Jim
Wacker. ~Y~ 111or; "fire in our eyes."
West V1"'m1a Coach Don Ne hlc:n
calls II IOJUne'I.
SomcthinJ causc'lt T('lJ to lose 1ls
fi'nal two pmeund We t Virginia to
drop a ts last three game of the season
arfd the tW01CtU1\S wtll try 10 &Ct ••1t"
back tonaaht night (Channel 13 at .S
o'clock) whcl} tficy meet 1n the 26th
Bluebonnet l:k>wl m 'hr Astrodcomc.
"R1gh1 now tho m~ 1s that we
haye to get the scrappy type of
attlludc that we had throuahout the ~ason." Linwood \a1d. -
"We ha vc to redeem ouNlvcs to
cihow that the offense and defcn~
Yr'Crtn't a fluke nt the end or the
~a'IOn We ha"c 10 provc ounelve,
Rll O\/Cr llJlltO."
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WUTlltN toNl'l•INCI
ll'•clfk Dlvl'*t
W L ll'('f CH I.A l.ellttt 11 10 ... Pllotnl~ 1' t~ SJl
Port1er1e1 1• 11 (5? 1 ,
Ste11i. I• II •lt · t
I.A ClloMf• t• 19 O• t • ,
Goldel! Stet• 10 20 333 I,
Mictw"t DM1lon
O•n•er It 17 .il
HOUtlOn 11 13 SI I I
O•llo IS IS ~ l ,
Ul•ll IS 17 .. 9 4 ,
Sen Anlonlo I• 11 '31 S •
Ken1u Cllv II ti 319 1
I A$TE•N ·cONPl•INCI
Alltntl< DM \lon
113 e o11on Pnl11oe1or..a
wu111noton
New JerHv
NI W Yor~
,. ' 1• .. 1¥ 13
IS 17
12 n
toO I s,. 1
449 11
lSJ IS
Mllwauk•~
Cnlc•110 Oelroll
All•nle
Indiana
ci.vetand
Cemrel DM 1lon
71 II
16 IS 16 IS
I) 19
8 n
6 27
$11ndeV'1 Scere1 Pnot~•• 117 LA Cli!IC*'• 109
Mllwaukff It•. 8 01ton 9t
T llftltflf'' Gem" No v•me& "ntdu..a
Tue1dtv'• Gem"
Ina an• " Ulen Pn11aoe1or.1e at Portlend
/;67
S16
Sl6
•06 261
21•
SUni 117, CllPOers 109
s s
8 '
12 ' ll J
ll'HOINIX (117) -Lucu 10 16 I 2 11,
Nance 13·20 S·1 31, Edw1rd1 7· I• 2·~ 16.
Hollon 6· 1• O·O 13, Mlicv 7-10 2·2 16, Humo~rl11 1-2 0-0 2, Jonet 2-7 0·0 •.
AOamt 2·7 1-2 S. Scolt 2·• 0-0 •. Fotitr
7-3, 0·0 S Tot111 S2·99 11· 16 117 ·
I.A CLIPll'ERS ( 109) -Ce11e 3·6 •·• 10
JoMaon S· 13 I·• II w11ton •·9 7·3 10
Nh1on 4· 14 0·0 9 Smltll 6·1 10· 12 n
8 rldotmen 10· 17 7-7 73 Ce1cr.ln111 I 1 4 •
6 Oona•ason 1-1 2-2 • wamck 2 4 0-0 4
WMt •·4 2·4 IO Total1 'll· 12 17 lS 109
Score bY Ollt rttn
Pl\oenl.< 24 37 19 32-117
LA Ct ooer1 24 )4 11 79--109
Three ·001~1 11oell-Ho11on Fo1lt r
Nl•on, Bridgeman Fouled oul-None Rt
1><>unos-Pr.oen1.< '3 ILuCH Ed,.erdt I )
l.01 Angelts 0 !Walton, 111 ""'"'-Pnoenix 21 IMecv 91 Loi Angttu 28
INIAon, 13) To111 fou11-Pnoen1a 27 Los Angell\ 23
Allendance -ll 019
Sundav•s coll~ itOrH
WEST
M1we• ·Moto 9J Simon Fra1tr BC 73
MIDWEST
Cre g11tor> 60 Notre Oeme SI
SOUTH
LSU 6J Ateoema 61
~OVTHWEST
Ar. •l.11tte Qock 12 SE LOv•"ene 1l
TOUR NAME HTS
Al -Coll..-
Okier.oma 8•. Loulslane Tttn 72 lllrlll
Oklalloma Cllv SJ. Menna111ri S2 (111lrd)
Chico SI. lftYlflllOMI
Cntco St SJ. Humboldt SI S2 tfl"q
Ale1ka-F1lr1>enk1 60 Whllwortn S9
(llllrd)
W Oregon SI Carroll Coll S7 llf1r11
Wll•ll t r 70 Cet Lutneren ,,. l1tvtntn1
Fer West Cleulc
Oregon St 70. Cellforn • S9 (t.ntl
Oreoon 6l Frttno S• 60 l•h·rd•
Murrey St 72 Poruero 49 I ttnl
Ptnn 11 Oe vrd1on IO Ut •tntlll
Htwt M Ptclflc lnvltallol\al
M1lsourl 81 Nortr1 C1ro11ne 7• !first
Arizona 80, Hawaii Pac1l1c 66 lcon101e·
llOl'IJ
Hoo1l4r Ciani<
lndlene 80, F lorlda 63 t!lrll I
Miami. 01110 61. Arilon• SI S2 r tnlro I
NIC T011mament
8em1d1• 'St 80, Cat Polv·Pomona
IH Ytnlrll
How AP top 20 tared
71
No I Georoe•own 11·0 o.et Tt"·
neuff s1111 77-t;.e 0t1• No"" Caro1>"•
A&.T 61·S6
No 1 Du•t 9·0 Dee• A eoeme 8 '"'
1ngnem 76·67 oeet Sou'"''" C11 •o•n•e
IS 13
No 3 Mtmo111S Sta•• 1·01 d•a not 01ev
No •. Soutl'lern Mttf'lod11t 19 II 1011 10
Cllemlnedt 71 -70
No S, S• JoM'I 18-11 l>H I Old Dom1111on
77·66, t>eet North Caroline S111t 66-S6
NO 6, S\lrtCuH 18·01 beet Ot frOll 71 63,
Ote t Ououesne 7S·60
NO I, Norin Caroline 11·1> t>eet Hewell
Pacific U ·69. lost to Mlu our1 11·76
No 8, Illinois < 11-21 did nol ot••
No 9 Dt Peu• 11-21 Deal Cre111nto11 17 SI
No 10 Geor1111 Teen t9· 1 oe-t Arken
HS 72·S2. Deel Wu n1ng1011 6S·SI Deal
Mervlend 70-69
No II w u n•noton 7·2> Ottt 10 .. e Siete
12·S9 k>" 10 Georgie Teen 6S·SI t>et t
Ha we I 11·'3
No 12 Ken111 11· ll O•d not ot av
No 13 Mlcl'l gen 11-11101t 10 Ttnntuee
81·1' No 14 North Carolina State 11 21 O.el
Rut111rs 10·61, IOSI lo SI Jonn't 66·S6
No lS, lndlena 18·21 OH i "('laml, 01'110
77·72 oH t F>onoe 10-63
No 16. Virginie Ttcn 11·71 out Jt met
Medlson '7·37, k>sl to v1r11ln1e Com
monwtellr. 69·6S
No 11 0 1u1nome 19·31 beat Lou11v111e
90·72. be•> Menllella n 111 74 Otet Lou11 •
t nt Ttel! eA-77
No II I.Ou s•an• Stt lt 19 1 Oeet Uten
Sl•lt lOl-71 oee1 Ala oema 43 61
No 19 Loulslene T K" I 10 11 l>tll
Oklanome Cltv 90·61 1a11 to 0~1anom1
I• n No 70 Loulsvllle 16~41 101• 10 0~111noma
90 72 1011 10 Lovola. 1111no11 tl· 81
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R•••"•d• at Sen 8trnerdrno
Glendei. 81 Cerro Coso
Frldev's Gamt1
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COlleCI• of Oueri at R•O HOndO
Sen Bernardino el Mt Sen Jacinto
GltnOel-1 R1ver11de
Cerro Co10 11t Cllattev
Slturdtv's G•mt•
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Cvl>ft U et On nge Coast
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New Yori. Olt nh ••· ••m• 13
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A"C P1t111>urgr. 14 Oenvtf' 11
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c111ce110 11 Sen Francisco (Cr.ennel 2 al
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1Cr.ennt1 1 11 l om>
BHn 23, RM$kln• "
sure bv OUerttn
Crocego O 10 13 0-?l
Wun1ng1on 3 0 14 7-19
l'lrll Perlocl
W&1n-FG Mo111t v 2S, 1 03
Se<tncl ll'erlod
Cl'l1-FG 8 Tr.omet 34. 3 31
C11t-Oun1mort 19 Dus from Pevton
18 Tnomat kick>. IJ 00
Third ll'erlod
Cbl-Ga ull 7S on 1 from Fuller !kick
ft llf<I). 26
Wu l!--Qlgglnt 1 run (MOH ltv kick),
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Cnt-Mcl<lnnon 16 oe n lrom Fuller
18 TllOmn kick) 10 SS
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I.SS
I' OU1111 Per led
Wtsr.-Sefetv F1n11r ttt ooed out 01 tna
1one 6 S7
Atttnoanc-ss 43 I
TN m Slllh ll<s
Chi Wu
F •rsl down\ 13 ?2
Ru1nes·varO\ lS-114 ?7· 93
Pe uing vards >96 U3
Return yard1 17 29
Peuts 10 17·0 22·•2· I
sec11 s B• 7 49 S·l•
Pur.tt S· 39 S-37
F uml>lts-1011 2· 1 Fl
Pen1lllt1·Yerdt 6-34 7·SS
Time of Ponen•on 301• 29:36
lncllVldllel Sllll11k1
~USHING-<nicaoo. P•v>on 14-104 Suh•Y
7·1 C Tnomas l·S Fu1.er 7·5 Flnzer I•
(minus 71 wur.ln111011. lt199ln1 21·50
Tnt 1mann S-38 J W11n1nglol><I I· S
PASSINC-Cn.cego Fuller t-IS-0·711
Pev1on 1·7·0-19 w11n1no1011. Tnel1menn
22-•2-1·291
RECEIVING-<:n1cago McKinnon 4-n,
Ce ull 1·7S, Sulle v 1·33, Dunsmore 1·19.
C Tnome\ 1·13 Pavton 1-12, MoortlltaO
1·6. Wa1nlng1on. Monk 10·112. Muna mmao
5·62, Dld1tr f ·I S. J W11,,111111on 1·12 War·
rtn I· 11
MISSEO FIEl.0 GOALS-w11nlngton
MOHlev 41
StMlen 24, Broncos 17
Score by 0111rttr1
P 1111>v•or-0 10 1 1-14
Oenver 7 0 10 0-17
Flr\I f'trlod
Ot n-W• 11n• 9 otu lrom E•wev I Kert•t
11.IClf.I 8 30 Se<onc! ll'erlod
P t-FG Anot rso,, ?8 04
P 1-Po1lard I run IAnot r1on k•cit>.
13 •6 -l
Dllt4J'•flod
Dtn FG Karl!\ 21, 2 ~ Ot n-Wa11on 20 ou t from Elwev
ll<erlls l<tClf.I 7H
P1t-L oos-"10 010 from Malone
(Anderson k•Ckl II 41
I' OU1111 f'trlod
P 1-Po1 erd 2 run Anatr1on kc• IJ 01
Allf'lOl"C-74 '81
Tu m Sta"'"" Ptl Den F.,,. OON~\ 2S 15
Ru1ne1·va•o\ 40 169 22·S
Peu no va•ds 111 199
Q11urn vero\ 4J 11
PenH 11 28·0 10 JI· 2
Sacks Bv 4-37 2· 17
Pun" J-28 • 41
Fuml>lfl•IO\I 3·2 1·0
Ptna111es·vard1 •·30 l·S
Timt ot Poneulon l? S2 27 08
1notvldu11 s"""'" RUSHING-Pltt1ourgh Pollard 17· 107
A1>ercromo1e 16·61 Vt1l1 1 1 Lloo\ 1-0
Ma io"• S-!m1nu1 6> Otnvtr Winder 1S·l7
Et .. av •· 16 W1l•Mt I· I Parro1 l·O
Watson l·lm•nus 31
PASSING-Pmsouron Mak>ne
17·21·0·724 Oen.t r E wev 19-17-7· 114
Wlllnllf 1· l·O·S?
QECEIVlNG-P1ll11>urg11 Looos S·M
Pollard •·41 Stellworth 3·3t Abercromole
3· 18 Cunnlngne m I 19 T11omo1on I 1 S
Denver Wa tson 11·117 Winder 4·12
wr111111 2·16 WlllMe 2·12 l\ltono1r 1-9
MISSEO FIELD GOALS-Pl11s1>uron,
Anoerson •O 16 l9 Dtnvtr Karllt 39 S7
Coll"'" bowl'
(Al llmet f'STJ
SATVRDAY, DEC. IS
C.llfomle lloWI
(at Frt\119)
NtvaOa ·LH Veg11 lO Toledo 13
lndtPtndtnc• ••wt (•I SMweoert, Le.)
A r Force 23 Vtrg1n11 Teen 1
FRIDAY, DEC. 71
H .. IOev llow1
(II Sen Olffo)
B v U H M•Ct11gan 17
SATURDAY, OEC 11
l"lorlO• Citrus 110,,.,1
(ti Or1e ndo, Flt I
(il'()rg.a 17 Ftorida S•alf 11
Sun eow>
lat El Peto)
M1rv11100 29 T•11neutt 11
Cll«rv lewt
(" Dtfrtltl
Armv 10 M«"•gan Slate 6
...JUUDAY, DIC U
llllle-GreY Cian i<
111~,All l
Grav ll. Blue 7
WEDNESDAY, DEC 16
FrMdem llowt
lat Analltlm)
Iowa SS. r, .. , 17
THURSDl\Y, DEC 17
Llbertv Bowl
<at Mlmoflh l
Au1>urn )I Ark811\U lS
FRIDAY, DEC. 7t
Gator 9ewl
111 JeclU~I O~le,.om<11 \1 ?I Soutn C8•ouna 14
SATUADAY, DI C 1'
A19111 k W!
l et HeMM\I)
WU 21 Not11 Oamt 20
Het .. l'emt loWI
(el 91nnlMNtm, Ale l
K•ntuc11.x 20 W11con11n '1t
'rODAY'S GAMU
PNell ao>#I
.Clll Alltntel
f'l.ltCW. (7 • t VI Vtr111nl• (1 l 71 1Ct1en
.... 2 ., "°°"' ll~••wt let Hev1te11l
TCU 11 ll •I W"I V•rglnlf 0 0
t(nen...i ll 111 Som>
TVUOA Y'\ OA.MU
Cen.t!kWI
1•1 °'41811 '40U1'.,., ,....1 "' 80\IO'I c~ 1• 1
iCl\ln...i 1 11 10 JO 1 ,,,, I "''"" ...... (11 T-, Arli.I
UCLA 11 l> •I M••ffl• rte 11·•
1 Cnenntl 4 '' 10 lO • m )
""' ·~ ,., ... ~ .... ,
Of\10 \111• It 71 "' USC fl l 1 1 Cllennei
• el 1 D m I
Sfflr •""' (et New OftNMl
1.\U ti 1 1l "' NWll~a It 11 IC"e""'1
7 at S lO om l 0r.,,.. ...... (t i Mtemll
Ot.ta~ 1• I 11 '" \1¥1\111119'"" 110 1l t(l\a-1 4etS1Jm I
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday, Decemb« 31, 19&4
Prep basketball log
SIA v1a w &.•AGUE
COtL OIL MU <t·J) Nl~T lt -11
., ltuoldOu• ,, " MH W~tO'I 41
60 T ""'n •2 56 Le Hebt 1 ~ 61 L111u,,. &teen H •s Ct PO Vellev ~ 51 Ellenclt .. .. ITVI,.. ..
72 !I Toro 60 IO El Cemlno S4
47 l.•111.111• Hiii• 41 51 Pow.., 11
S7 F OOthlll 60 71 Sen Oleoullo 44
6' MQrtno V111tv '° 61 Tout v 1'1116• 44
45 l"ltllt 46 14 0 1)WIH (Nh I 44
92 Unlvertllv .0 46 E0150ll 4l S4 Norco 52 S1 eeuarmlnt 41
J..,_,et N11t Herbor' J•-Coront oe1 Mer'
Jt-E•ten(ll' Jt-Unlvt rslty'
Jll-•• Unlver'11y' Jlt-.t E1tencle•
J16-Woociortooe• J16-Seddle~•·
Jll-C°''' Me••· Jll-l.111une B"'n' J2l-at Sadcllebeti.' J2>-I CCIII• Mast'
J2S-e1 Ltgunt ec11• J2S-el Woodbl'!Oge'
J30-Nt:>I Htrbor" JlO-" Cor det Mer'
Fl-tt E"•nclt ' Fl-1 un1 .. ,.11v·
F-Unlvt,.ltv• F-E\lencla'
F6-el WOOdbrlctge • Fr.-el S.Cldleo.c~·
Ft--11 Co"• Mesa' Fl-at Le11una e cn·
F ll-Se<lfilltlMlcl<. F ll-Co•I• Meta•
FIS-1.e«ine 8ttcll' FlS-WoooorlCIOe' , 'd9notH league,_,,,.,
COST• MISA (S·S)
S7 Lii Wiison 47
•S Et Toro 67
10 L111un• 9H Cll 60
'3 Tullln )I
69 lr¥1nt S2 S6 ° M1u •on V•tlO S4
61 Saao"oaci. 7S
60 FOOll\111 6*
S2 Founta in Vet•tv 61
61 Foot11111 6t
J4-S1dOle01<1t'
J9--L1oun1 llHcr.•
J11-et wooo1>rldge'
Jl6-al UnlvertllV'
Jll-et Cor oat Mar•
J23-NPI MerbOr "
J2S-E11ancle•
J30-et Sed<Utoack •
FI-et l.111un1 B11cr.•
F-Wooobrldllt'
F6-Unlvt rsllv'
Fe-<oron• Ott Mar" F 1)-al Nol HITOOT'
FIS-el E'lt tlt•t"
ESTANCIA 0 1· II
93 Metoc1v1a no '6
SS Cr.edw•cll. SJ
12 Wa rren i l
69 Cor dt l Mer S7
" LOI Amloo1 " S7 Trov 27
42 L1oun1 Hlill •O
13 Foo>r.111 41
SS Seddleoac~ S4
61 VIiie Pt rll 3S
SI Meter 0 11 S6
61 Marlra u
SI L•oun• H•lls S 1
J-Unl•er111v•
J9-el Cor oe1 Mer'
Jll-NDI Meroor•
J lr.-11 Lagun• Ben•
J lt-11 S.Odlebec~ •
Jll-Woooorldgt'
J2!>-e• Co\tt Mtse'
J30-et Un•vtrs Iv'
Fl-<:orone de• Mer'
F4-11 NOi HerDOr'
F6-l.e11un1 8teCl'I'
Fl-Se'ddlt oacl< •
F 13-11 Wooobridge•
FIS-Coile Mesa'
LAGUNA &CH 0 ·4)
SA DDL.E9ACK O·O
S9 Weilmonsttr 41
4S Miu .on Vlet0 S6
11 &Oise Gr•not 49 n Norco 64
•2 Cenvon SI
79 El Toro 69
7S Cot11 ·Mew-0
S4 E111n<11 •• SS
SI El Mooena &I
IS Wttlminsltr 51
61 FootnlH If
J-•I Co1te Men'
J9--WOOdlH'10gt'
Jll-l.agune e u c11·
Jl6-al Nol Har0or•
Jl8-E11e ncle'
J23-<orone del Mer•
J2S-at Unl•trsttv'
JlO-Costt Mesa'
F 1-11 w ooooriooe·
F+-t l Leoune 8c11·
F6-NOI H1rDOr'
Fl)-at Cor dtl Mer'
F lS-Un••trsllY'
UNIVIRSITY ll•O
SS ArlH I• S6
•I Cyortn SI
6? Oon Lugo I•
41 Corona S7
0 WHtttn '3
60 Cor dtl Mar 91
61 Cenvon 12
114 I.OS Am•QOI S 1
S6 Irvine SI
H -et Ettencle'
..J9-et NP> Heroor·
Jll-<:orone oel Mer•
Jl6'-<os11 Me11·
J tt--e t WOOdlH'ldoe'
J2>-t.t oune 8tacn•
J2!>-S.OC!leback'
JlO-E itenc1e•
FI-Nol Harbor'
F-11 Cor oe1 Mer'
Fr.-a1 Co111 Mau ·
Fl-WoooorldOt'
F 13-e t Lagune &en•
F IS-11 SedOl11>1c~·
SUNSET LEAGUE
EDISON 17·.4) MARINA (7·,,
S9 E '°'""H 43 •S Mlu ion V1t.o 56 S6 Ve1tnc1e lo•J S4 S6 1rv1nt (Oii SO '° Mater Oe IO '3 Laklwooo loll •1 61 LO\ Ano' 011 57 l7 S• Joseon »
SI CvPrtn SS SJ Senta Ynez (Oii SI
S7 SA Valley 46 37 Senta Mer.a S1
71 Pomona 7S SS Moreno Vettt v •I
61 Hiii 8HCll 69 JS Footr.111 1>2
SO ~oer1<1 !Nev.I •2 6S Bo111 Granot 44
43 Not HtrOOT 44 SO Don l.uoo 31
62 El Toro SS 47 Se •anne SI
J!>-t > Ceoo Ve llev 41 Oene Mlllt H J._LB W1tson 3t Orenge SO
Jll-11 Westmln•ltr' 44 E\lencle 61
Jl..--Oc11n View· J9-Sonor•
Jlt-Htn llHcn• Jll-Htn &H ell'
JU-et Fin Ve1i.v• Jl6-ei Ftn Veli.v•
J2!>-Marlna• J lt-ei Oceen View•
F l-We"m1n11er• J2>-Wtllmlnster •
F.,_.t Ocffll V1tw• J2!>-tl Edit.on'
Ft-e1 Hin 8Hcn• Fl-el Min &t Kll•
F 1)-Founte•n Val•tv• F6'-FO(lnta'n Valley'
FIS-e l Mer ne • Ft-Oc:tlll View'
F ll-e1 Wtstm•nster'
FlS.-Edfton'
l'TN. VAi.i.i V 0·4l OCEAN VllW 110·71 114 ~rv It S2
11 l.ovote , •S 49 Min ion Vlt t0 49
65 Servile •9 S7 Comoton S4
49 Octen Vltw so ~ Ce DO Vell4V S4 S4 Sen11 MonlCa SS SO Founllln Viii.• 49
u St eernaro SJ 61 LA Benning 47
J7 Comoton 3' 13 LB POlv 60
61 Colle Mlise S2 12 Oom1noue1 ~
7S l.ao nt M Ill SS S2 Me>er Del SI •• E u s9 13 lngle,.ood 62 ,. 1 Mooen• 98 EIPetoRoo" •? 14 Ore nge SS 101 Cenvon ICC) 11
Jf-f>eteat ne 67 ~·lll\ellJ 47 Je--.t Muir Jll-et OcH ft V ew• H -L•ktwOOd Jl6-Merine• J9-LO"CI &t eer. Po1v
Jle--.t Wtt'"''"''''' Jll-Fout'lta1n ~·"•v• J1>-Edison• Jl6-et Edison
J2S-t t Hiil &eacn• J lt--Merina ' • F 1-0Cten View• J2)-Htn llH Cll
F&-a! Me rine . J2S-et Wettmln\ler·
Fl-WHlminsltr' Fl-el Ftn Vellev'
FIJ.-11 Edl\on• F6-Edlson• • Fl-el M1rln1• FIS-Hin 8"'" F1)-e t Min BH cfl'
F 1s-we11m1n"tr'
SI Ca11forn•a 41 WOODBRIDGE Cl·S) HTN. 9IACH ()-4) WESTMINSTE• (l.1)
79 LO\ AMlgo1 67 •9 Loera S4 S7 C•oo Vll>t• 70 S9 9 01\1 Grenoe 13
SS Cor Cit Mtr 61 47 Cnlno 36 60 .. MDton S? SJ Oer>t Mlltt 71
SI Werrt n 62 S7 F1.11i.rton SS S6 Miiiiken 60 n Meono 1 l7
6l San C emt n•t 41 4' v·ua Perk " ... jl w .. 1 Torrence S6 " s.ao toec• ~
S7 Foo111 St ~ ~enc.no Atem 71 SI El MoOene 57 69 SA v11 ev SS
60 Colla MeH 70 SJ La HeOra 66 69 Edi.on 61" 63 Pie Ice SS J2-Sant11110 Tovrnev 47 Pacifica SI Sl B1elr 60 60 Ser Marco\ 70
J7-WOOdO••dge• J7-at Laouna 8CI,. J2-SA Vellty S6 Ml CarmeHSOJ •S
J9--et Co111 Mt11' J9--at S.dOlebeCk' JS-el LB Wil1on SO LakewOOd 80
J 11-11 Sedd1to1c~' J 11-Coste Mau ' JI-el Glenoere s 1 SeddltOeck I S
J16-Ellancla' J16-at Cor 011 Mer' J9--Mlllll<en Jt-Le Quinta
J 11-e> Nol Haroor• J 11-Unlvtrtfly' Jll-at Merine• J 11-eo11ot''
J2)-el Unlvt rtttv• J2)-e l Ellencle' Jll>-Wt1lm1n1fer• Jl6-1t Mtn 8H Cll'
J2S-Coron1 dt l Mar• J2S-Nol MerDOr' Jll-et Edlaon• Jll-Foun111n Vel1tv•
Jl<>-et WOOdbrldge' J30-L111un1 8H ch' J2)-et OcH n View• J23-tt Merine•
F l-<'.o\le Mtu• F1-S1001tbecl\' J2S-Founteln variev· J7s-Octen View'
Ff-S.dd tl:>ack' F4-at Colle Mt u • Fl-Merine• • Fl-el Edison•
F&-11 E"'"'''• F6'-<oron1 o.i Mar• F6-9t W111m1n11tr• F(>-M•n 8eac11•
Fl-Nol HerDOr• Fl-at Unlvtrtltv• Ft-Ed•son• Ft-11 FM Vt ev•
F ll-U1t1•tr111y• F 13-E 11ancle" F IJ-Oct111 V tw' F 13-Mtr·na•
Fl!>-11 Cor dt Mer• F l!>-e• Npt Heroor• F IS-11 Ft11 V1•1tv• F l!>-1• Ocu n v ,,...
NHL
CAMPBELL CONl"EAENCE
Smvttle Olvltltn w I. T f'tt
Eomontgn 2S 1 S4
w"" Dell 19 14 •1
Ca1gerv 19 IS 41
I(~ 15 14 31
Vencou~•' • 1S s 21
Norrt1 DIYhlon
Clll<ago 17 17 l JI
SI Lou11 1 s IS s lS
c111ro11 13 19 4 30
Mlnnuo>a 11 19 6 ,,
Toronto 6 26 s " WALES CONl'ERENCE
II' 1 trick DIVhlon
iNu n•n11ton 71 10 7
P1111aat Pnla 21 10 s
NY ltltndt r\ 20 14 1
P1t11b.;rgl\ 14 17 3
NY Rengers 12 19 5
Nt w Jt"'" 11 19 4
Aelems D1V111on
Mon>re11 21 9 6
8utt110 IS 12 9
801ton I& 1 s 6
OVtblc 16 16 s
He•tlora I) 17
Sundev's Scorn
Pn.ieae1ot'I a l l<ln9s 1
•9 .,
41
31
29
18 ..
39
38 )7
JO
Ntw Yor~ Ran(ler\ 6 S• Lou•\
Bo11on S W·M10•11 3
GF
116
ISJ
"3
16J
1?0
lSO
130
134
124
113
15S
152
171
173
129
110
1S7
12'
lli IU
110
GA
111 , ..
141
149
20I
139
13S
167
1H
17S
117
IOI ,.,
149
ISi
1'3
118
109 ,,.
141
145
Santa Antt.
SUNDAY'S RESULT$
(4ltl of "·dev ltlorou~od "'"""9)
Pl•ST RACE & tur ongs
Allaell (Pedro~• • 00
sme-1 10 etenouu1ve1
Rteto.leu Pltasu•e (McC•rro•
T1Mt I ll 3 S •
SICOND RACE. One m11e
Oucllu Petro"' fMcCrrM 7 60
Nol A Straw IOOm•no...ez
Prlnctsa Et•lre tSnot me i.er
Tlmt I '3 I S
460 400
1)00 160
520
n DAILY' OOU91.E 12·7 De•d '21 'll
THIRD RACE. 6 lunono1
Scrffn Door IMta, IJ 70
Bold Pohv IS1bi•i.>
P r111·s Settntot IMaw ev
T ,,.,,. I 13 l S
l'OU•TH RACE. I 1 16 ,., ti
S60 360
4 20 210
) 20
Recxilellon M•n 1Qr1ega 9 60 4 00 l 00
Tr11Hlt1 Maze > 3.0 JOO
"'ennt a• Exortn IMcCer•on l 60
A•IO rated AH1rmet•vt v S" Ad 01 ,.,,,
BeO. Lar~ A\Ct lld1n11
Time 1 47 2 \
l"ll'TH RACE o •ur1ong1
LuCll • Buodv IMtza \ 60 • •O l 60
Bola Pltdge V11enzut1a If 70 o 00
Over11nd Journev Ol•verf~ 7 60
Also raced Go1av \ (om,.,aoQfr Nl'go
11a1e Thrtt For T+110 Ju\1 ~,.,, $t"0'
No tor MtPndt•fl TOD Po ~ l udt r
Ktrtan
SOUTH COAST LeAGUE
CAl'O VL.Y (11·11 LAOUNA Nll.U 17 JI
II ._,_ Alam tf •t 11'.c.ttc.e U
10 "'" h Kll " " ti ~ttJo to• n M Oc.e11 Via"" S6 SO l.oere 11 •t S..vllt 51 41 Cor 094 Ml• U
IO I.a Serna ll •1 C«one S2 .. °''"~ g ., Don l.o.100 ., 51 Newoort Mor 4S 40 Estancia 42 '° SevaMI 44 S6 Ceoo V111ev '6 19 Atttll• 44 n Footr11n S4 9' llotw Grenot 6' SS ll'cxinteln Vent v 1$ S1 Footnllt •7 Sl Le•...,ooo •S
" Le111.1ne Hlltt S6 SI htencle 51 U MJslJOfl Vteoo ~ J7-ltencho A•em•to•
J-Ed•\Oft JI I-•· (1 Toro•
Jf--San Clemen••' J16-Min•on v .. .o·
J 11-Dane Ml '• J 16-Sen C"'""'t•' • J 1-trv.ne· J 11-<eoo Ve iev'
Jl6--tt M1UIOft V"oO' J2l-0•ne MIMi•
Jll-" 1..1111.1111 H ,. J2S-.I 1r1t ,...
J2S-.t El Toro• J30-EI TOfo" J,._.I Sen Cllmen1t• F ,_, M U-o<) v •-<>'
JJo--et Ot na H •s• F6-Sen C~lt'
1'1-et Irvine' Ft-at Ceoo Velte'I''
F6-M.u lon V1eio• Fil-e l Dt ll• Mltl1'
Fl-Leoune Hll1\ • FI S-lrvone• Fis-El Toro•
MISSION VllJO (10-l )
•9 OcH n V11w 41
OANA HILU U ·2J S6 Mer ne 4S
11 Wt"m1n1ttf SJ •S SA Vel .. y 49
11 Lot AmlllOI .. S6 S.00..0t<• 4S
SS Stnie Mar • 5 I •1 Sentt Ane 34
S7 Footrt.~IBek Sl '5 Senta Ant 40
11 Santi earoere ,'3 S7 Sonore 41
4S Mer na 41 S4 Cot•t Milt '1
SI Trov 44 72 E TOTO 4'
31 Santa C11r1 SI SO Ce oo VII•• 65
J+-el MtutOn Bav SS Potnont 01 S4
J9-M•U·O" V11o0· 61 Ful trion S9
Jll-r Ceoo v eiiev· 39 HH l/V1 ~ 49
J14-E T0to• 031-&rH -OI noe
Jl6-lrv1nt• J9-e t Ot na HIM•'
Jlt-e1 Sen Clemente• Jl+-el La11une H,11,·
J?l-e• L111una Miiis' Jl6-<eoo Vet .. v•
J71-ll Mln •O!I Vlelo' J It-El T0to'
FI-el Et Toro• J2)-et l•V•nt'
F6--et lrv•f't• J7S-San C•tmentt'
l't-Stn C~mentt• J?l-01na Hills'
f:l)-Legune Hllll' Fl-L•Qull• HI ·i·
F6-et Ct oo Vetltv"
Ft-et E Toro•
IRVINE (6 ... 1
17 SA Veney
F 1)-lfv nt•
I' Ira• Sen C • ..,.,.,,.
ANGELUS
LEAGUE
MATIA DEi (13-0)
69 Dos PvtOIOS 26
6 IS Lt Heb<t 40 SO Merine 011 S6 9J Rancr.o A am 57 6S Canvor
'7 Sonora
)7 Stv11111a
6' Newoo•• Hor
77 Ctr~ Grovt
52 Cost• MH• so StveMI
65 8o•w Gref'<U
64 Cvortn
SI lJl'l1vtr111v
62 10 Ea'°" '° 60 41 C•Ho 43
S2 SS CO"""D'on 41 .. ~ s.~·· c a•• oO 6S S7 OcH " >I •« S, 69 13 .,,.,,t>u,.. Ot S6
S2 M Sen•e C •'• •7 6' S6 E11111c e 5'
oO .a Orange SJ
S6 67 E Mooena l7 J9-et E Toro•
Jll-Se n C1e,..1111e·
Jl+-tt Ceoo Va11ev•
Jl6"-91 Oan1 Hlilt'
Jl3-M•n ion V•elO'
tll2!>-Leguna Hll s •
J21-EI Toro·
n-s• llt,,,t rd
J4-e • Lil P0tv
Jll-11 St PeJI'
Jl..-et 91\noo Mo-nt •
Jlt-P ul )('
J2!>-Str.,it•
JJC>-et 9 "!'\00 Amt •'
Fl-S• Pt u. J»-e1 s.~ c,.,.,.,,,,.
F 1-<'.t DO VI t v'
Fr.-Oana H •S' F J)-et M u or v e-o•
FI !>-e • Legune H I\•
F !>-B 11\00 ""°" . Ft-1• P ,,, )("
F 1)-8 S"OO .........
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1915 PGA tour scNdult
JI " o J-Boo Hooe C,.u c
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TULANC! -!>i•~ f!\ -""1 t• -~ IOo coit('ll
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Rookie r . . . \.
s!Tm1es.;
Kings ~1.
~~~~~._:;_,..a Zezel. 19. has . ·-
t o assists, leads -
Philad elphia, ~ -
l!'oul(WOOD C t\P) -\\1th a
httlt' help from a rookie. the
Phil deph ta Fl)ers were able lO &et b)
the much-improved Lo' An&eles
Kings
Peter ltll'I. 19. had two assisu to
hdp the A)tr!> dowo Los An&elt$ ).2
Sunda) n1&ht at 1he forum .He '' o ne
of fi, e Phtladdph1a rookie•
'He is fitung in quite well and
ht-1ng a JUn1or age pJayer. he hb a lot
to learn u man) of our players do.''
said A)ers· wach Mt.kc: Keenan ... But
he·!> maturing '<'') well and we're pka~d v.11h the contnbutton hc•s
ma..,ing ··
T 111\ "-erncored a aoal and had two
assms to 1mpro' e Che A yers· record
1011-10-5 and move Ph1laddph1a lO
v.1th1n t~o point~ of the first-place
\.\ash1ngton Capn~Js in the Patrick
D1,1\1on
Doug Smtth p ut the Kin~ oo top,
1-0. at 14.18 of the first pen od wheo
he shot a 25 footer that &lanc:cd off the
leg of F1)er Brad McCnmmon and
pas1 goalie Pelle Lindberab. _Mum)
Cra,en e\Cned the game with 2:43
left 1n the pcnod as he drilled a IS.
foot slap shot between the pads of
King goalie Bob Janccylc.
The A'cr stnJck earl) 1n tbe
stcond pcnod as Peter Zeul stoic the
puck trom King Jim Fox bchmd the
net and fed Kerr 1n front for an eas)
IO.foo1 ~core ""Ith JUSt 20 seconds
elapsed
The Kings teve Shutt lled the
score. 2-2 after taktnJ. a pass from
Marcel Dionne a nd dnlhng a 45-foot
slap shot into the lower nghtcomerat ~ 28 of the second pcnod.
The fl)ers struck early again in the
third pcnod v.1th what proved to be
the v.inning goal when Dave Poubn
stuffed in a backhander from the lei\
oftheK1ngs·netat 1·39 .
Both goalie~ had a bus) night as the
A'ers tested Janeq k 35 tames and
the Kings put 26 shots oo Lmdbcrgh.
Dionne·~ asst~t on Shun·s goal was
his 825th career assist. which tied him
for tif\h on the all-ume NHL hst Wlth
fonner Detro11 Red \.\ ing .\lex Och·
ecch10
Area girls
tune up
for league
fhc ri:ial tuneup~ before the stan ol
league pla~ ror area high ~hool gJrl~
haskelhall team~ .ire set to bcJin
\\t·dnt'\.!a' u.Hh (Mia \k~ hosttng
Jn l"I[lht·tt<tm tournament also
tcatun:iF-fountain \ alle' Estancia
Jnd \addlehack and the C ~press
tournl'' v.elcoming ncean View and Hunu~ton Beach
First-round pairings at Costa Me1a
feature Fountain Vall<'\ "!t Estancia
I 3 p m I \addlcbac.._ ·fal'.'ing !'lorth
Torran,t' c.i \o11 and the host Mus-
tangs taling tn C.1arden GroH 1"' 301 .
Tht ( n<tta \1esa Tournament con-
11nue\ Thur,da' with an otT de'
Fnda' pnnr to <;a1urda~ 's finals
.\ 1 ( 'prr" Oct' an \' u.•v. test~ Bol!.a
( 1randt" \.\ cdn<'\da\ at p m wnh
Huntington Rca .. h drav.1ng Warren
1n .. .:i '\11 J m g.amt The ()pres\
tourne' cont1nu<'' thrt•ug.h aturda'
Th<' first-round painngs~
Cos ta ~u T oumam..11
WI DNESDAY
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OCC. Ga uchos
begin league
play S a turday
1 he '•t..lh c o.t\t l \'nlcrc:'nH
h.i\l1•thJ\I r 111· h." .1 Ol'"' ·loo.._ th1'
\C:l\4Jn thanl' \I) lhl' add1t1on \>I
"addkhd'-1.: c 1lk1w Hut lhl' C.1auc-ho'
don·1 ha' r .lht L'J<,1C'~t •'' ta!>._,, when
th<'' m,1l.r 1h r "< < dt hut '-1111rdJ1'
m~ht
c "''''' h Hill Arummrl\, \ •3Ul'hm
1r,1q·I 11 \lt .._.,n· -\ntnn1 " h\ l:llC tht"
rnJ hol \h,unlll'' 1,1 h1~hltp.ht the
c• 1n tat·n\' opt'nl'r. •
\h-;1nu. h1le 01 anil' <. oa\I < olle~C'
v.h1d1 h"I ~'th of 1t\ p.ame\ Ill
< , T'"'" l.i't '<"'on f'l<I'' host to thl'
< h.t1>!rr' l 1poO " ~ 'fl for hoth
tt·•m,'
'·"hllc".1' I.. v.1th .1n 11-4 rt"(ord
v.111 .al..e 11n ~ \ti \,sn \n1 •Otl.l team ~h,, h ha' ru.·ll'LI 110 • \lra1ghc v.rni.
;in,1 I\ 11 I '" thr '""'"'" ()( c h.l' .1 Q.-1 l\"lOH1 hut thrtt of
thr ,fck1t' l•lffi\' "' hc'ncr than
<t't·ra't' ""'' l onf Bc.11.h. t'1h·
C nlkr.< ''' \.an l ram'"'° C1 .1nd Im
J'l'I u1l \ allc\ Onh a ~ 7.~' dclrat to
<. h.-t'lc11 in the ,._,,hnt Tl•urnamcn1
h<a' kll 3 hitter tn\te in C ~h Tand'
( 11lh,· m(luth
Sa&urdt) ·,Gamet 1i:SI p m I
< 'J'lrt'' :n Oran ( out '1Jdk~ l at Mt 'an .\ntomo
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COMPLETE NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS, 85
~u. S. regiSteriDg increases
from individual productiv:ity
.By JOHN CUNNIFF I#....,._ ANllpl
NEW YORK -As the 1ndustnal
econom) renews itself with brand
new 1ndustnes and products. 1t 1s
taking on an old-fashioned look 1n at
least one respect:
Product1 v1t} i~owing again. JUSt
as ti used to grow before Amencan\
became complacent
Producu' tt) ') ProduCll\ It) ga1m,''
Some people will tell )OU the} don't
even know the tenns. but that'S<·
because 1h1: tenns tra"el 1n d1~u1se:~
But these people kno"' th~m. you may
be sure. because of the impact on their
lives.
lhat 1mpi\Ct 1s nothing less than enormou~. involving employment
and unemplovment. recession and
expansion, 1n~ation and pnce stab-
ili ty. fore1~ trade, wages. corporate
profits, hvrni standards and pride
Product1v11y 1s merel) the efficien-
cy of producuon. and produttl'..ity
gams are improvements 1n that
efficiency. And as everyone who went
to elementary school knows. <>uccess
and good )Obs and profits go to the
most efficient.
For many years the lJn1~~d States
~t standards of production efficien-
cy, and m the process built the b1agcst
and most productive economy the
world has ever seen. And then, for
many reasons, it beg.an to lose its
edge.
Many. many reasons are offered 'for
what happened. Some students of the
subJtet say unions interfered with
efficiency. Some blamed lazy. un-
1maginatl\ e. t1m1d managements
that couldn't understaod that rewards
require nsks.
The hst 1s a long one. and It ma} be
that producuvny gain'i shrunk for a
combinavon of reasons. including
the ag.i(\g ofindustrial plants, the need
to clean up a polluted environment.
$Overnment regulation and tax pol-
icy.
And another very large factor:
C'onsumensm.
Consumen m generally has been
pra1!>Cd in Amenca Every Amencan
1s a consumer Bui each Amencan
must be a producer 100. or else very
httle will be available to consume.
After producing a matenaJ wealth
that was the env) of the world,
Amencans seem to have decided ll
wa!I time to consume. to live off the
hard work that had gone before. to use
up rather than invest 1n bu1ld1ng
mort production
Amencans feught to consume the
economic pie, but they didn't put the
same energy into making a bigger one.
And as everyone knows. unless you
bake a bigger pie you can't take a
larger slice without cutting you r
ne11lhbor's share
Wage increases exceeded gains 111
production efficiency. and corporate
profits were disbursed as d1v1dend~
rather than reinvested in improved
plants In bus1ne'i'i, short-term profits
oten came at the expense ofl ong-term
strength.
.. Government stepped up HS ac-
. ti v1t1es. the better to serve people, but
as history demonstrates, It was easier
to give assistance to people -
government aid. 1n fact, came to be
known as an "en11tlement'' -than to
finance 11.
Producu Vil) gains, which had a\'-
.craged around 3 percent annually -
and even reached 9.4 percent in 1950
and 6. 9 percent as rccei:ttly as 1973 -
all but disappeared in some years. In
1975 and 1976, and 1980 and 1981 .
output of goods and services actually
shrank.
A stud'\ by the Conference Board, a
non-profit research and educa11onal
organization show<; that growth 1n U.S. produet1v1ty between I 973 and
t 982 was the lowest I IJ..y1:ar figure in
nearly a l.'en tu ry.
Hut now, 11 says, Amcm:an indus-
tries ha ve bc$un to record s1gn1ficant
producllv1ty increases again. In 1983.
for exam pk. the gain amounted to 2. 9
percent which isn't much lower than
the long-term a\ crage -
The hoard credits the 1n1provc-
ment to th( Economic Reco' crv Ta.\
.\ct of I ~81. deregulation of industry,
lo.,.. inflation. new technolog1ei. and
belier labor-government relauons
While all these factors have indeed
played a ~1gnificant role, the last of
them cannot be overemphasized.
A decade ago labor and manage·
ment were at each other-; throats.
Now, ha' mg been plagued by the bad
lime\, thl'Y have concluded they must
rel) on each other for their common
good
In the 1mmed1ate futur1: that
!>hould be easier. because vanous
economists now believe that the
factors tha1 returned produc11v1ty to
American industry will remain with 11
at least through the rest of the decade
Learning Annex put new twist
on the business of education
By OTTEN TIMBERLAKE .,......_. ......
NEW YORK -Bill Zanker ma}
be on the verge of the ~1g Time w11h
his burgeoning how-to mdustf). Wcl-
1-1-1-1. the za n>, fast-ta! krng '\IJ..) ear-
old 1s ti') 1ng really hard. an} 1.1.a)
The founder. president and chief
execuuvc offi cer of the Learning
Annex, mamta1n!I that his bus1ne~c, ,.,
the largest non-acredited adult cduca-
uon center 1n the country and the fir<>t
and only one of its kind to go public
A quarter of a mil hon people ha ve
signed up for its short, inexpcnc;1vc
pe~onal improvemen t courses ond
act1v111cs, the Leaming Annex \a)'i
The company. which wu launched
lft New York 1n 1980, has C\panded
buo C h1cago and Atlanta. It plan\ to
open centers in Wa\hington () <
Phrladelphra and Bmton 1n JanUJf\
and one on the Wc,t ( oast h' m \t
summer
A wide' a net} of cour\1:s -.,Ul ha.,
"Ho" To Be~1n and C unt1n ue a
Conver..at1on.'· "How To Suv1ve on
S 50.000 to SI 00.000 a Y car" and
"Ho"' To Land a Part in TV
Commt•rc1ali;" -1\ offered. and a
\hrldren's Annex 1<; planned.
· Th1: energetic and enthus1as11c:
cntreprt·neur also has started pubhsh-
u1g .,ofl-co,cr book<. and audio tapes
that C<tpand on the more popular
rnur.,es -"Hov. Io I alk Sports to
\1en." for example
Zankersa}'> a tdt•v1\mn nrogram 1s
hc1ng d1!.(.U'>~d. t<XI
"We w:int to be the hnw-to people." h~ay<, ... 1 he!>1: t)pc~ of courses have
been going on since the 1960<i The~
v.crt highl} succe\<,lul Wt· jU\l made
1t 1ntoa profit··
fhl' compan) which ha'> not yet
n·ported earnings e\pcOs IC> earn a
profi t ofS400.000. or I() cen ll> a c;hare:
on $6 ..,S m1ll1on in rn·C'nUl' 1n fiscal
1485. wh1th cnd~Jul\ '\Cl. 19Mh
/ankl·r "ho hkt·\ iell1ng reporter-,
th.ll h1r, wmpan~ "Ill ~ the
"1 c Donald\ of the indu\tf). ..aid.
"V.e're going to be cvef)whnc. One
wa) or another we're going to affect
everybody's live~ out there ..
Obv1ou~ly. modesty is not one of
Lanker's quali11es. Neither 1s shyness.
He caused a sensation when he
tned to throw$ I 0.000 off the Empire
State Bu1ld1ng 1n March 1982 to
celebrate the 'enrollment of the
'>Choo!'\ I 00,000th student
Build ing 00ic:1als called h1~ plan a
trJ\!> pubhc1t> stunt. and police
prncntcd 1t when the trowd around
thl· building got unruly and -
c01nc1de ntall ) -some robbers tned
tg huld up a bank there at the same
ume.
, Undaunted, Zankcr later d1s-
tnhutcd I 000 free token\ at a c;ubwa)
'>lat1on
He alc;o .,..a., undaunted b) thl'
outrngl' promptl'd b} a Learning
\nnn tour\c on ho"' to t•hcat on
\our \J')<IU\l' 1.1.1thout gc111ng caught
It jll \IJnl·d "hen Zankcr. who
g.rl'" up 1n Teaneck. NJ .. and 1<, a
bathclor. wa\ stud~ 1ng for a master\
degrtc 1n film at th1: New School in
Nr" York and, "I wasspcnd1ngabout
$6,000 a year on educa tion and my
dad was paying for 11.
"He called me up and said. 'Let'~
have lunch.' And. he u1d, Tm not
supporting you and go out a get a JOb
and stop being a bum ...
Zanker. who holds u bachelor of
an .. deree from the Hcbrc1.1. l n1ver-
s1t} o Jerusalem. took h1\ "bar
mlll\'ah mone} .. and put together a
brochur1: based on friends' \uggcs·
11ons for courses
1 hen he wen I lo < 1rand ( entral
Terminal earl y 1n the morning and
handed the brochur1: -which now 1s
published monthly and features free
personal ads -to hundreds of people
<.treammg through thl· train station
clunng rush hour. Then. he ran back
to his phone to take calls
"And 1t 'itancd to happen .. lanker
\,il<I "It c~pandcd hkl' wild ·
V. hJI did h1~ fathl·r thin ... about
lhl\.,
"i\1 first, he said. 'You'n: nat)
<itop "-•th this educauon \tuff,"'
lanker said. "Now. he's m} h1ggcst fan ,"
' . Paul Ryan new president for
commercial real estate firm
Paul H. Ryu , execuu vc 111ce president of NallouJ Servlcet Commercial
Brokerage, lac., has been named president of the Newport Beach commercial
industrial real estate firm. He succeeds James C. AaUaer. Ryan bas been with.
Natrona! Services since 1981 . A graduate.of UC Irvi ne, he hves in Corona dlr
Mar. Na11onal Services leases and sells shoppina centers. office buildings,
industrial sites. apartments and acreage. as well as providing property
management -;erv1ces. . . . ' James M. Henning• has been prom01ed to vice president of markctin& for
Costa Mesa-based Stale of &be Art, which manufactures and markets
accounting software for small business microcomputers. Hennings, a UC'
RYAN t HENNINGS CHRISTEN TOM
Ir. inc graduate. has been w11h State of the An since 1982. most recently a
director of marketing. • • • Robert N. Cbristeo has JOined Oanleliu Atsoclalea of Newport 8each as
director of planning. bnnging more than eight years of experience to his new
post. fhe Laguna Hills rcc;1dcnt 1s active in the Building lndallry A11ociatlon
of ~outhern C ahfornrn. and 1~ a t'harger member of the American Planning
Association. • • • Richard Layne Tom, .\IA. has been named director of commercial and
government prOJCCt!> for the architecture and planning firm of Rlcbard1on
Nagy Martin. In h1<, new post. Tom will be responsible for marketing.
promotion and 1mplementat1on of the Newport Beach firm 's projects. Before
Joining Richardson-Nagy-Manin. Tom was a pn01c1pal in the firm of Richard
Layne Tom Archrtect & A.ssoc1ates of Huntington Beach. He 1s also a past
plann1ngcomm1ss1onerofHunt1ngton Beach and a past director of the Orange
(ounly and Huntington Beach chambers of commerce. • • • Richard K. Lauer has been appomted vice president of sales and
marketing at Pick Syscems of Irvine Lauer comes to Pick Systems fro m
Ultimate Corp.'s Southern California operations and bnngs more than I 5 years
of expcnence in 1he sale and marketrng of computers to his new post -
including 12 years with rhe Pick operaung system. His appointment 1s pan of
an attempt to rnten<,1fy P1ck's support ofliccnsees a nd dealers. The company
manufacture!> and markets the Pick operating system for use on IBM PC's and
compa11ble'i ' • • • Wallace A. Gerrie, M.D .. of cwport Beach has~n elected secretary of
the Blue Shield Board of 01 rector<> Geme has se~ the board since 1977.
and 11> also past president of the Orange Couty Medical Association, the
Orange Councy UrologJcal Association and the Orange County Compreben1lve
Health Planning Association. • • • Paul Bogsetb ha'i been naml.'d senior engineering geologist fo r Hlgblaad
Technical Consultants, a subs1d1ary of the Irvine Conaultlllg Group Inc.
Highland provide!> geotcchmcal engineering and matenals testing services.
Rogc;cth has been with ICC., for more than si" years. • • • Irvine rc\1dcn1 J eff Strickland bas been promoced to digital products
marketing manager for Plessy Solid State of Irvine. a crrcu1t supplier and
de' eloper StncJ..land has been w11h Plcssy for two years as semicustom market
appl1ca11on' manrtgl·r In h1~ new post. he "-Ill be in\.olvcd in 1dent1fymg new
marlo..ct5 and l..l') l u\lomer., and direcung product de' clopmcnt in responsc to
market demand • • • Larry Baylies of Laguna Beach has been appointed vice president and
· .. -~ MUTUAL F UNOS
fh1: Leaming Annex '\ cour~!>
u\uall} last a total of four to I 0 hour'i
and cost anywhere from $21 to $140
manager of lea'i1ngand Liz Houston has been promoted to loan officer for Flrat
American Bank & Trust Co. 1n M~una Beach. Bayhcs will establish as new
department to 'icrv1ce auto and equipment leasrng needs for individuals. small
businesses and profe!i1>1onal groups. Houston. who has been with the bank
smce March of th1<> year. hac; six years of expenence 1n ban kin$ services. She
had been ass1~1an1real1:sta1e loan officer First A~ncan spec1alrzes in services
for profc<>'l•Onals and small busrncsses .
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hn:walk1ng Expcnencc.'' Another
one one offers a behind-the-scene
look at ('h1ppendales. a night club
1.1.herc men stnp for women patrons
J U'>I where do the) get these 1deac;'1
"We JUSt read and read and read,''
Lanker said. And he gocc; 10 a lot ot
ranics.
At one party. for example. a group
of lawyers 1n their 30s were talking
about how the:y hated their pro-
fc!i!llOn So the Leaming Annex found
a headhunter who spcc1ahLes in
placing la"'>ers 1n ~cond carcc~ to
teach ;i c-1111r~~
UPS AND DOWNS
Nf:W YORK CAP) -The lollow1ng hsl "'OW~ me Over lhe • Counler stocks and warrant' thal have gone uP the mosl and down rhi mosl based on Percent of chon~e tor rldav No securflles roding below S7 or 1000 snares ere included.
Ntl and percenra~e changes ort lhe difference befw,tn ht r•vlous closlng bid price 1nd Fr dtJI'' Its bid price PS Name ltsl Cng Pel I vr"e m i ' Up 19 0 ~ R'~ un ~ Uo ill 1, Uo 4 vro 4 ,,., Uo lj J vced 101n 1°1. Up
ol brc r 111 ~g 'I'll '·~ ' r ntv ,,,.. 'I• Uo I . lrd un 3,lo ~ Uo
OvER THE CouNTER
American Pacific reports loss
.\mcrrcan P.1u lit Corp 1n lnine
..rn nounccd a vcar-l·nd lo\s of
$2,811,000 for th0l' Iii.cal }Car ended
~tpl rn I he lo'l'I 1ncludeJ
SI 121.(.1()() of h1\!i<:!I on dl\continucd
operation\ and a furth er $1 m11l1on
charge for c<1t1matcd IO'>'>es related to
the dl\P<l'>al of \Ul'h operations. Tht
full-year IO\\I of s~ x I HJOO. or 4 7
c..:ent' a rnmmon share. co mpared
with u los\ of $952.000. or 45 centi. a
wmmon !>hare. rn the prcv1ous fiscal
year In [)cccmbcr. the company made a
dec1\1on lo discontinue its mvolve-
ment in the financial services sector.
"-h1ch ti had been developing during
thl' r>a'lt three )ear-; The decision
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NYSE COMPOSITE T RAMSACTIONS
MO•DAY'S CLOSl•C PllCES
NYSE LfAOlR S
UP s AND OowN s
WHAT AMEX Om
NEW VO~IC (AF>i Dec 31
Advenceo OecliM<l
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NEW VORIC AP -Mosr actove over -111e-c0\Jn1tr stocl\s supglit<l ov NASO
Name \lolui Bid Asked Cll9 Tandon l 266 6 6 • + ' MCI l 121 7 , ?~
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Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT/Monday, December 31, 19S.
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Actreas Joan Collins rela.zea with flance Peter Holm on
dock of the exclusive St. Jamea' club Saturday while
vacationing on the island of Antigua.la the We.t Indiea.
The couple. announce_d thelr engaaement recently, then
daahed off for a vacatio n . Collins fs the star of the televialon
soap opera 'Dynasty.'
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Americans r eady
t el w e lc ome 1985
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8)' tbe Associ ated Press tnd1'>cnminatc gunfire on three
Jn celebration!> including $750·a· dt•ath!> and a do 1cn,n1um·!I tn the pal>t
two H'ar'>. couple nightclub basht'l>. bowling
b1ngci.. mountaintop parlle'> and Rut ~mcntan'> with '>Oml'thtng to
quiet gatherings. American!> tonight tclcbratt will find a wa\.
w1l\nngoutJ984-andap1eC'eofthc In ~cw York Cny, ·the tab for a
federal government -and nng 1n i;01rce at Regine'~ is $750 a couple. up
and a new telephone area $50 from last ) car for a Ii ve-coursc c "gourmet dinner," a bottle of Dom
r's E\t' rCH'lcrs .,ho don't Pcngnqn champagne and fa, ors.
take ad\.antagc o l m}nad free nde\ Oom Pcngnon also will llo"' at
home will fact• \uch an11-drunkcn Ch1rago·s Park H va11 H otel. to wash
driving mcasurel> a!> roadbloch 1n down a $6()()...a-couple. e1ghH·our\c
Nashv illc. Tenn .. and ro' 1ng breath-dinner. The tab includes a roomiand a
test checkpoints 1n Lo\ Angele'> tharnr>agnc hreakfast. .. W c "'anted 10
New Y ork Ctt\, wht•re hundrt•1.h ol 11fkr tht· most extravagant Nl'\.\
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thou~nd'i o f people arc C'-pettl'd to YcJr"• I 'l' package 1n town:· \aid I
1am Times Square to usher in the Nt·v. ,general manager Mitehacl C had"' 11. Ii.
Year. will become a city diudcd after I hou'>and'> of an ant1c1pa1t d
midnight as the borough~ ol I l!.ti!.L1on \pcc1a1nrs began arri\'1ng
Brookly n. Queens and Staten I sland O\ n lhl' wt>t:kcnd to get a good spol to
get a nc"', and to man) unwelcome. 'cc .59 floats decked with 20 m1ll1on
718 area code. Manhattan and the !lower\ for the 96th annual Rost•
Bronx keep the familiar 2 12 Parade 1n Pasadena
The 718 destgna11on 1~,"an area lnCanenillc lll .1htS.l.Bov.l1ng
code no onl' 1s in lovt: w11h," said & RcLrt:at10n ( cn1cr is offcnng "all
Queen~ Borough Prec,1dcn1 Donald thl' bov.ling ~nu want." plus drinks.
Manes. hor'> d'ocuvr..:~ and a "champagnt:
~ Re'\1dcnt~ of Ne"' Y ork \tall' who fountain all night" for $29 a person
dn'e to Nev. Year'!> panic<, will h.nl' At Pike~ Peak 1n ( ulorado. the 16 .
111 buckle up o n tht: "'a) home as the member\ of tht· <\do.\mAn Club -
nauon.,, fir,t '>cat twit lav. goes into naml'd fo r their one new mcrrl8\-r
cflect. l nbcltcd drncr'> and fronl· t•;il.-h \C:tr -and their 14 g.uc~t\ will I
'<:at P3'>'>cngcrs face fim:~nfug)o$5(1 cekbratt: with a~ fire"'ork' dl\pla) I
Nat1onw1dc. h1ghC'1"''ioual ~ccunt~ launched from the 14 110-fnol '>Um·
taxes and lower federal 111u1mc ta\l'\ m11
go into cflcct l ucsda} hul m o'>t Part~·gol'r!> 1n a numlx·r ol Mich·
workers w1 II 'lee only a fcv. rx·nn1t''> 1gan ta' crns will hwst their dnnks oil
LltfTercnl'c in their take· home pa). napktn'> bearing the ad' ice: "Know
The c..;,..11 o.\cronaut1cs Hoard end\ Your L1m1t." The napk1m. printed
its 46-)ear reign <>H'r the nation''> with a rhart '>howmg th1.• cfTcu of
airline indu'ilry 10<.la .. and hccnme., rnnsunipt1on on hlood alrnhol lcvels.
the fir~;t maJorrt'gul:Ho~ agrnc~ to ht• arc JU\I onr ol 1he wa\<; ntTic1als
<>hutdov.nh) thckdcralg!l\t'rrirm•nt nat1nm\1tlc planned to deal w11h f'1ghtecn·~l'ar·old \11u1h < a1 nll nee''
n1an\ \.I.ho wen· lo11k1ng l11rv.,11d to T :.l\l'rn-o"'nl'". lll'"'f>·tfX'r' 13\1 I
hu)tng their lif\1 lx-n .ind \\ll1l' 1n 1111npan1n ;111<.l \lntht•rc, .\g:lln\1
l'IX~ """I h,t\l' .1 \l',H II• \.\all'" lht ()run!.. l>rt\l'I\ \\Ill Ix· \UO\td111ng I
drinking age for th11\l' hnl'l.11-!,n 1•n1.·, fnT nc.lr\ homt· 1n \t•vaal Michigan
from 19 to,!() l 1111'\ lor rx·ople who parl} too
Authont1C\ in C1rnrg1a nlan t11 hl·art1I} Plato' 11 .. •v. lfospnal tn Plain·
crack down on the tin' to"'n nl ''e"' 1'<.Y . "pa~1ng for 1ax1 ndc'
Bethlehem\ 25·\t·ar·old trad1111111 in-and thl' 'l..Jl•v. Y ork ( 11) and New Jer\\
volv1ng pickup trut k' drl\ 1ng 111 1ram1t 'Y'll'm~ arc letting their tuin-
c 1rcles around a din lot \~ hdr tl'\ l'lt•r\ \ttl<i;'> turn free for .-.uhwa) .-.. hu!>c'i and
explode firecr:H kt•r\ .ind hor11h' ,on'll' train\
And police tn Dt·tro1t hort· 1\.1.·v. '\i;i,h\'11le poltn· havt• been opcrat·
Year's Eve doc\n't trtggl'f ~· 1 ''' ing roadhlock~ ~tncl' Dt·c. 1 l looking
\_ traditton of reveler~ ~hooting "' 1hr fur drunken driver'> Fifteen P<'<>Plc
nev. year Poller ha'l' hlamed the havl' hccn arre.,tcd
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NOTICI Of FICTITIOUI IUltHlll "CTITIOUI IU9Mll ,.cnnout IUIMH '9CTIT'°"9 llUIMH '1C'TmOUI IUIMH
OMTH OP NAMI lfATIMINT NAM9 I TATIMINT NAMI lfAft .. NT NAMI tTATIMINT .. .,_ eTA~NT
JANI I LIZA8ITH The fOllOwtnQ f)erlOnl are Tha followtno ~· .,.. Th• fQllowlng pet'IONI .,. Tha tollowltlg per90nl .... the tolJowlnO partOt\t ,,.
CLIMI NI doing bual~ It dOlng t>utlneN u : dolnQ bustnaa u : doing bullneat U ' dolf\O bu91MM 11
AND OF PETITION HEMET VAlLEY MALL Ml<H MARK!TINO. 280& DAVID-THOMAS PROO. FORD'S AUTOMOTIVI R C CONSTRUCTION,
TO AOMINllTI" ASSOCIATl!8, 3200 South Ba((anc. Road. !Nina. C1tl· UCTS. 33.-&t Ooelnla, Sl!RVICI!. 705 Ohn\I Way. 2272 ti.A Pomona. Cotta.
llTATI NO. Brtatol Str .. 1. Suite 8e0. fOfnlt 0271' Laoun1 Niguel C1Ut. 92817 Cot11 M1H, Catllor11t1 M .... Cllltornla 02827
A 12111• Co1t1 Mata. Calltornla Curt11 R. Miiii. 13' "°'· Thomae J Kirby. 33•82 02827 Rob«l Ctlfll l.owe, 2272
To all halfl, t>eneflclarlN. 02,!~! Wada Circle. AnaMlm, Call· Oo11nla, l.1gun1 Niguel, Ford J. 8row" CC>f'J)Of· I A Pomon•. Cotta M ... ! crldltor1 1t1d eonU"g1n1 ..,..,111 W Oonllhua, 3188 t tomla 92807 Ctlll 92877 1Uon, a Cal1tom11 CC)(Pof· Cellfomla 02827
oradllor~. end pettont wno 811 8 1ulf Cane, Soulll Rlcherd K. H1yN. 2640 N 01vld M Haute, 46& Ilion. 70& Ohme Way. Coeta Tomei p Olalyan, UOt
m1y ba otharWIM tntw .. tad L1guna 9"ch, C111torn11 A1dgec1Mt, Otanoa. Ca.II-Cabrltto. Coata MaH, C111f M11a, Calllor-nla 92827 WMt Ball, Anlh.im, Call·
In tha wlll end/or ettatl ot· 1»2871 IO<nla 926e7 02827 Thia bu1tn•H It con-1C>f"11
JANE EL I z A 8 ETH J1mH Ald•flon, 039 Frtdarl<ik w. Key•. 1430 "l'hl• bualnat• I• CIO"• dUClltd by. I COIPQl'lllon Thi• builn•H II con·
CLEMENS w .. 1 2111 StrMt, Stnta s. Mara"go, Paaadana. Call· ducted by: 1 ganar11 part· Ford J 8rown. Pr .. 1a.n1 ducted by: a llmlltd P"1nf'·
A petition hH bean fifed An1, C1llt0tnla 02702 fornla 91106 n.,•h"' Thie llalemant wu Iliad lhlp
by HANS N. CLEMENS In Wiiiiam J. Kanney. Jr • 811 Thie bu1ln111 It con· Dirvld M. Hatrlt with Iha County CIM .ol Or· ROBERT C. LOWI!
tne Supetlor Court of Or· Ald11n Piece, N•wport dUC1tad by· a ganaral P•'1· Thia 11111mant waa nlad enge CountY on o.c.mw Thi• etatemant wu rlltd
'"ge Cou"tY r~tlng that BMoh, Cattto1nla 92883 nllrlhlp \llJlh the County Clafk of Or· 20. 1984 wttll Iha CountY Clark of Or•
HANS CLEMftllfS be IP· l'tlomu L. Schriber, 893 CURTIS R. MILI.S ahge County o" Oeoel!IW 1'11141211 ~ County on Oacemblt
pointed IS ptrtonll rap· Sal"dcattla. COfOnl d91 Mar, Thll 11a1aman1 Wll nltd 20. 1984 Publllhed Or1ng1 Coul 20, 1084 , ,.
reM11tatlv1to1dmln111er the C1lllOfnl1 92825 whh the County Clark ol Or· '*111 Deity Piiot Oeo.mbar 31, • Htate ot Iha d~ertt Charlee C. Scihrlbar, 355 ange County on Oeoambar Pubt11hed Orange C~t 1984 January7, 14, 21, 1915 D:~bl~ =-btt°T,I
Tht ptllllo" requHlt Callrlnt, Borrego Springe, 4 198.c Dilly Piiot Oe<:embilr 3l M·2!0 ,, 01 'J
aulh<><llY to 1dmlnt1ter the C1lllOfnl1 92004 ' Fatna 1984, J1nu1ry 7, 14, 21: 11ua11c NOTICE 1984 Jlf\uary 7• 14• 21· tHll
Mt1t1 undtlf Illa Ind•'*'· Thi• bu1fnfft 11 co~ Publlana<I OrlllOt Cou1 1985 rUUL M·251
dent Admll'tl1tr111on of Et· dueled by: a limited partner· Dally Piiot Oeoelllbet 31. M·282 ,.CTJTIOUI •UttNlll
tatff Ael,,-oo 11'1~ 1984 January 7, 14, 21, 1985 NAMtl I TAftMINT
A haarl"O on the petition •nlel W. Donahue, 09'1· M·251 Tiie followlng pertonl are
will be hald on JANUARY 16, •ral Partner Pl&.IC NOTICE
1985 II 9.30 A.M. In Dept. Thi• et•t•ment Wll Iliad dohr19·~·~""~1~~0 PRO·
No, 3 at 700 CIVtc Center with tha Cou"ty Clar'tt of Or· POOLIC NOTICE flCTmOUI •Ull•tt OUCTIONS. 119\t Mal"
Drive Well. S•"'' Ana, CA ange County on Oece!nt>w REQUl!aT '°" NA.Ml I TAftMl!NT Streat, Huntington Buch,
92702. 20· 198' --oaaL The lollowtng p«tont are California 92848
IF YOU OBJECT lo the '*112 '""'i .. doing butln .. 1 ae: Ronn Greab, 18813 Talon
granting of lhe pellllon. you Publllhed Orange Coaat Th P <><h f THE ENO LISH GAR-Cir ... -. Fou"taln Vlllay, Call· th Dally Piiot ...__ .... ...__ 3' I urc IH o OEN/ •ATS •NO CRAFTS ""' should either 1ppear at • """"""''"''" " T F 11 I " r-1ornl1 92708 t b 1984 January 7 14 21 1985 he o ow "g OF ENO LANO, 252•2 Via De hHrlr19 and •It • your o • • · ' I F u " Thi• b"tl"eu 11 con· I bl M 268 tema or M •"·•. L"""nl Nlg· ·-•. Callf. ~ " Jectlon1 Of Ille wr tlen beo fee· • By The City ;:.,6~77 -•" .,., ducted by: 1n lndlvldual
Ilona with the courl ore f F I •4 RON GREEB Y nunllC NOTICE 0 ounte n Joan Margafel Serllng, the hearing our appear· niu Valle Thia 11111emeo1 wae fifed ance may be In person or by COMPU~ER 25282 Via De A"za, Laguna w'th the County Clerk of Or• atlo "9Y FICTITIOUS IUllNl!H Ntouel. Caut. 92877 ~ y~; YOUr ARE A CREDITOR NAME 8TATEMINT A~~L~~~~s Atchard Alan Serllng, ;~~~9i:unty on Oec:el'baf
or a contl"ge"I creditor of The followlng persona are conetall"g 01 a 25282 Via De Anza. Laguna f 2M1e1 the deceased. you must Ille doing buslnest u . Fl 1 1 M 1 S Ntgual, Calll. 92877 Publlsned 0 ,...,... Cout your clelm with the court or LEWCO MAGNETICS-DIV ne"c a enagemen Y•· This bu1lnet1 It con-"P
present It to the per1<>"al OF LEWCO ELECTRIC CO. tem; Budget Preparation & ducted by: huaba"d '"d wife Delly Pilot Oece!nber 20•
t ti I led b INC 456 N N rt Bl d Modell"g Syatem. Payroll J M. Serllng 1984
represen I ve eppo n Y . o. ewpo v • Managemen1 System, P11<· Thia itateme"I wu 111-"' M·253 the cO\lrt within lour mo"tha Newport Beach, Calll. 92663 "" -------~--... lrom 1he date ol Ural Is· L~o Electrlc Co. Inc.. s 0 " n 8 1 1 n f 0 r -with Iha County Clerk ol Or· POOUC NOTICE
euance ol letters as provided Calif 92863 matlon/Managomenl Sy•· ange County on Oaeembar ----------
In Section 700 of Ille Earl A. Lawis, 501 El Mod· tem RECEIPT 20, 1984 FICTITIOUS •UllHl!ll
Probate Code ol C1llfornl1. ena, NewQOrt Beach, Calif F2M12A NAMI! ITATIMl!NT ·-The time tor llllng cl1lm• will 92663 · DEADLINE DA TE -Published Orange Cpaet The followlr19 pereon• ere
'
I I t to r Thi b I I FRIDA y Dally Piiot December 31. dol"g butlnau u : no oxpro pror o u a ua nesa a con· JANUAR.Y 1f, ~985 1984, January 7, 14, 21, FIRST CLASS SEf\VICES months from the date of the ducted by a corporauo" 11 3.00 PM 1985 A DIVISION Of s & R
hearing notice above Earl A. Lew11, Prealdenl IN THE OFFICE ••• 285 ENTERPRISES 12222 An•lo YOU MAY EXAMINE ,Iha Thia stalement WU fllad ... • &
Ille kepi by the court. It you with the Coun1y Clerk of Dr· ciW J~iRK Streat, Garden Grove, Call·
are a perao" l"tera11ed In •no• County on December City of forRnel~ 92l6.40Frame. 12222 tho estate. you may 11rve 20. 1984 F ~ upon the executor or admln· f 2M111 ountaln Valley POOLIC NOTICE Antlo. Garden Grov~•ll·
lttrator. or upon th• II· Published Orengo Coast 10200 Slater Avenue lorn11 92640 ·
torney tor lhe eiceoulor or Dally Pllol December 31. Founttln Vallel. K·15M7 Sammie M Frame 12222
admlntairator, '"d Ille wttri 1984. January 7. 14. 21. Catllornta 940 8 F1c m1ou1 •USINEIS An'llo. Oard•" Oro~. Call· the ci:>urt wtth. proof of Mr· 1985 Published Oringe Coast NAME ITATl!MENT rornla 92640
vice, a written request 9111· M·268 ~:~~ Piiot December 31 · Th1 followlng peraons are Thia business la co"·
Ing that you dealre 1pec1a1 M 269 doing buslnau u : ducted by: huaband '"d wffa
"otloe of the llllr19 of an In· POOUC NOTICE · O'DONNELL. HOPKINS & REX FRAME
ventory and appralaemenl of BRIGHAM DEVELOPERS 111. Thlt atalement wu filed
eslato aasett or ot the petl· FICTITIOUS IUllNESS 3505 Cadlllac Avenue, Suite with tho County Clerk of Or·
tlonsoraceou"tamentloned . NAMESTATEMl!NT nun•ic NOTICE 0.110. Coate Mau, Call-ange Cou"ty on December
In Sectlo" 1200 and 1200.5 of The followlng persona ire rUUt. fornla 92826 20, 1984
lhe C1llfornl1 Probate Code. dolr19 business" FICTITIOUS IUllNl!IS John o. O'Donnell. 1al f2M142
M11k Q. larnet, Allomay THE DESIGN SYSTEM, NAME STATEMENT Truttee ol the J a"d P.! Publlshed Orange Cout
lor Petitioner, t4n1 Plau 410 West ColSt Hwy, Suite O'Donnell Revocable Trust Dally Piiot Oecembet 31,
Drive, hit• 0, Tuetln, CA 285, Newport Beach, Call· dJ::; ::,1!f= ::raon• are dated October 29, 1982: 1984 Ja"u1ry 7, 14, 21, 1985
l2MO (114) 544-14'5 tornla 92663 SEA ENTERPRISES. 634 3505 C1dlilac Avenue, Suite M·249
Published Orange Coast Judith Ann Carter, 301 '~ Lido Park Drive, Newport 0·110. Coste Mesa, Call· PtJJl.IC NOTICE Dally Pilot December 30, 31, Jaamlne Avenue, Corona dal Beach Callf 92663 rOf"la 92626
1984, January 6, 1985 Mar. Calllor"'' 92825 Jar,Y 0 Kl"g 63• Lido JOh" W Hopkins. 555
SuM·331 Thia business 11 con-Park Drive, Newi>ort Beach, Callfor"la Street. Suite --11-.. n-•ic_NO_T-IC_E __ ducted by: an l"dhrldual Calll. 92663 2870. San Francisco, CaJl-
rUUL. JUDITH ANN GARTER Phll Tozer 400 MaJn St rornla 9'1,04
FICTITIOUS •UllNESI Thia statement was filed Balbot. Calif 92661 ' Donald S. Gra"I, 3505
NAME ITATEMl!NT with the County Clerk of Or· This busl"eaa la co"· Cedlllac Ave"ue. Suite
The lollowlng persons are 2a0nge19C8~nty o" December ducted by a general part· 0· 110, Coate Mesa. Call· .. nerahlp lornla 92626 dolr19 bUslness a.s· · F2M121 Jerry 0 King Jeffrey p Whtie, 555 Celt-
CHELOS BAKERY, 5401 Published Orar190 Coast This statement wu filed for"la Slreel. Suite 2870,
W. Flrsl St .. Santa Ana. Dally Piiot December 31 with the County Clerk ot Or-San Francisco. California
Callr. 92703 198'1Jlllluary7 14 21 1984 ange County o" December 94104 Donald J McKinney, ' · i.4.251 20 1984 Harold Beret, a1 Trustee
21961 Keowa L" .. Hunt· • f2M125 of the Leslie An" 9'Porinell ln~~.~~~~:i~~:v26Al6 MUC NOTICE Publlaned Orange Coaat 1978 Trust. 1600 Dove
This stateme"t wu llled Dally Piiot December 31 Street, Suite 215, Newport
wtth the County Cktrk or Or-T·382tt 1984 January 7 14 21' Beach. California 92680 1985 ' · ' Ha,otd Beral, aa Trustee ange Counly on December NOTICE OF M-26'4 of the John David O'Donnell, 20, 1984 TRUSTEE'S SALE Jr 1978 Trust, 1600 Dove
F2M12t Loan No. 25M8I Street. Suite 215, Newport Publlaned Orange Cout T.S. No. M-17" Beach. California 92680 Dally Piiot December 31, NOTICE H I ..,_ I T
98 7 You ARE IN DEFAULT o11nllC NOTICE aro d .,.,ra. as rustee t 4, January 1'4. 21. ruo of the Douglas Dwyer
1985 UNDER A DEED OF TRUST O'Donnell 1978 Trusl, 1600
M-263 DATED AUGUST 13, 1982. NOTICE Of Dove Streel. Suite 215. ---------UNLESS YOU TAKE AC· TRUSTEE'S 8ALE POOUC NOTICE TION TO PROTECT YOUR T.S. No. ~e;port Beach. Callfornle
FICTITIOUS aUllNES8
NAME STATEMENT
The lollowtng persons ere
dol"g busl"oas as: LIBERTY CONCEPT. 107
Collins Avenue, Balboa
Island, Callrornta 92662
James Waller McVlckor.
101 Collins ·Avenue. Balboa
lsla"d. Calllornta 92662
This busi"esa Is con·
dueled by an Individual
JAMES W MC VICKER
This slatemen1 WIS fifed
wnh the County Clerk ol Or·
ango County o" December
20 1984
F2M1st Published Orange Cont
Daily Piiot December 20,
PROPERTY. IT MAY BE HI F 112 2T 60
1 SOLO AT PUBLIC SALE. IF l .. PORTANT NOTICE h 9 business la con·
YOU NEED A"' EXPLA· TO PROPl!RTY dueled by a ge"eral '"' parter ship NATION OF THE NATURE OWHl!R John o O'Do"nell OF THE PROCEEDING YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Trustee General Partner .
AGAINST YOU . YOU UNOER AOEEO OFTRUST, This stateme"I was flled
SHOULDCONTACTALAW· DATED JULY 3, 1984 UN-wltnlheCounlyClerkolOr· YER , LESS YOU TAKE ACTION On January 9. 1985, at TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· ~~g~9i~nty on December
10 00 AM . CALIFORNIA ERTY, ll MAY BE SOLO AT ' F2l3SM
MORTGAGE SERVICE as A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU Publlshed Orange Coul
duly appoln1ed Trustee NEED AN EXPLANATION Dally Piiot December 24 31 under and pursuant to Deed OF THE NATURE OF THE 1984 January 7 14 198S ' olTrust recorded Auguat 27. PROCEEDING AGAINST . ' M.244 I 9 8 2, as In a I No YOU, YOU SHOULD CON·
82·302216. of Otflclal Re· TACT A LAWYER.
cords ''\ lhe otttce of lhe On January 22, 1985, at MUC NOTICE County Recorder of OR· 10.00 AM , H & F SER-1----------
ANGE County. Stele of Call· VICES, aa duly appointed K·15Mt
fornla. E.J(ecuted by Trus1ee under and pursuant FICTITIOUS IUllNES8
NELSON W HENWOOD lo Deeds of Trust recorded NAME ITATEMENT
M.255 ANO MASAKO HENWOOD, July 25, 1984, as Inst. Nos. The following pereons are
------------HUSBAND ANO WIFE, AS 84·305561 and 84-305562, dol"g buslneu as:
1984
POOLIC NOTICE JOINT TENANTS. AS ofOttlclelRecords ln theol· CINEMAIV,2052Newport
TRUSTOR WILL SELL AT flee of the County Recorder Blvd . Coate MeH, CA
K·15442
FICITTIOUS •UllNE88
NAME STATEMENT
PUBLIC AUCTION TO ol Ora"ge County, Slate ot 92627 L....-
FICTITIOUl llUllNEll
NAMI! IT A TIMENT
The IOllowlr19 per1on1 ere
doing buslnffl aa:
OANLEE. PROPERTY.
OANLEE PROPERTY
CHEROKEE APTS, OANLEE
PROPERTY MANHATTAN,
OANMAR PROPERTY, 5408
River. Newport Beactl. Call·
fornla 92663
Oanlel Wlel')lr, 5-408 River,
Newport Beaeh, C111torn11
92663 .. Lee o Fetdm1t1, 4491 Sea
Harbour, Hunll"gton Beaoh,
Calllornla 92849
This business la con·
ducted by s general part·
111rship
LEE 0. FELDMAN
This statement wu flied
with the Cou"tY Clerk ol Or·
ange County on December
20. 198'4 I F214140
Publlahed Ortoge Coaat
Dally PU01 Oeoemb« 20.
198-4
M-254
PtJJl.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS aU81NE81
NAME ITATl!MENT
The following persons arcr
doing busi"ess as:
M P INFORMATION
SERVICE. 9540 Pearl AV·
enue, Fountain Valley, Call·
fornl• 92708 ·
Miiie Pycror 9540 Pearl
Ave"ue. Fountal" Valley,
Calilornla 92708
Thia bual"eas la con·
ducted by· an Individual
MIKE PYCIOR
Thia· atatement was flied
with the County Cle<k of Or·
ar19e Cou"ty on December
26.198.. , ......
Publlahed Or.ange Cout
Dally Piiot December 31,
1984 January7, 14,21.1985
M-250
PtJJl.IC NOTICE The ronowl"g persons are
doing business as
SWENSEN'$ ICE CREAM
FACTORY. 2701 Harbor
Blvd . Coate Mesa, Calll
HIGHEST BIDDER FOR Calllornla uecuted by S1ernco Ltd. 1 C1lllornl1
CASH (payable at llme of VERNE STRONG WILL corporation. 2052 N-port
sale In lawful mo"ey of tho: SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION Blvd . Costa MeH, CA
United States) at the North TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR 92627 flCTmdua •USINUI
lron1 entrance to the oounty1 CASH (payable II time or Thia business Is· con· NAME ITATEMINT
Russell Erwl"· 12209 Cul·
var Drive. Culver City, Calif
90230
Kristi"• Erwin, 12209 Cul·
ver Drive, Culver City, Calll
90230
Thi• bus1ne11 ts co"·
ducted by lndllllduats (Hus· band and Wile)
Ru194141 Erwin & Krl1tl"a
Erwin
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Or·
ange County on December
20. 1984
F2t4t48
Publlshed Ora"ge Coaa1
Dally Pllol December 3 1.
1984. Januery 7. 14. 21.
courlhouse. 700 Civic sale In lawful money of the duC1ed by· a corporation The lollowlng pereon 11
Ce"ter Or111e West, Sant~ U"lled Stales) II FRONT George Stllf", President doing business u : Ana,Calllorn11,allnght,tll LOBBY OF OFFICES OF Thia statement waa flied WESTCLIFF EARLY
a"d Interest conveyed I HUNT & FENSTERMAKER, with the County Clerk of Or· CHILDHOOD CENTER, 2025
and now held by II under a profeulonal corporation, '"QI Cou"tY on December Garden Lane, Costa M ... ,
said Deed of Trust '" the 620 Newport Center Drive, 11. 1984 Callt. 92827
property Sltu1ted '" sald1 Suite 211, N-port Beach. f2a1G Joyce A. Smith. 3146
County and Stale described! CA 92660 an right, tllle '"d Published Orange Cout Sheron Lane, Costa M ... ,
as. LOT 75 OF TRACT NO. lnlerest conveyed to and Dally Piiot o.c.mber 24, 31. cant. 92826
3648, AS PER MAP RE· now held by 11 und11< said 198• January 7, 14, 1985 This bull"•" 11 con·
CORDED IN BOOK 129, Deed of TruSI In the property M·245 ducted by: an lndlvldual
PAGES 37 TO 44 OF MIS· situated In said County '"d Joyce A. Smith
CELLANEOUS MAPS. IN State described ... ----------Thia alltement WH Ille<!
THE OFF1CE OF THE Lot 29 of Traci ~o. 1872, POOUC NOTICE wtth the County Clerk of Or·
COUNTY 'RECORDER OFI In the clty ol Costa Mna. ----------'"ge Counly on December SAID COUNTY I county or Orange, es per K·15:MI 20. 1984 F2M1:r7 The 11ree1 address and map recordo<:t 1n book 53 FICTmOUI •U..llNESS
other common dea1gnettori, P'IJQ9S 47, 48 and 49 ol Mia-NAME STATEMENT Publlshed Orange Cout
1r any, of the real pro~rtyl celfaneous Maps. 1n lhe ot-The lollow1ng par1on1 tre Dally Piiot December 3 l ,
described above 191 ftceolthecountyrecorderot dolngbuallleltU: 1984, January 7. 14, 21,
purported lo be' 3281 IN-aald county O'DONNELL, HOPKINS & 1985
DIANA AVENUE. COSTA The slrMI addr&SI 1nd PARTNERS/SAN JOSE 111, , M·282
M-270 MESA. CA 92828 other common deslgnlllon, 3505 Cadlllee Avenue. Suite ----------:
---------Tho undersigned fruit~ 11 1ny, of the real property O· t 10, Colla Meu. Call· Pl&.JC NOTICE i
1985
~LIC NOTICE dlsclalmaa"y llablllly for any! de a c r I bo d 1 b o v e 11 fornla 92626 ----------
'"correctness of the str~I purported to be 2152 S11te John 0 . O'Donnell, H FICTITIOUI auatNl!tl
\
FICm1ous BUllNEll I addrea1 and other common Avenue, Coat• Mesa, C1llt . T~u11ea of the J. and P MAMIE ITATEMENT
NAME STATEMENT dealg"atloo If '"Y ahOWOj 92627 0 Donnell Revocable Trull. Tha tolloWlng p«tOn ,,
lollow1ng per1<>na ., ... ._J)jlrefn' ' ' The undersigned Trustee dlled October 20. 1982. dolng bu1lnau ••:
busmesa IS. Said aale will be made. but! dleclaime any llablflty for any 3505 Cadlllac Avenue, Suite CALOWELL EXECUTIVE
ARO CAPll AL 6 Wllhout covenant or war-1 lncorrec1neas of the street 0·110, Colt• M .... Cell-SERVICE. 8282 Drybtnlc
ood. Irvine, C1111orn1a l'lmly. expresa or Implied, re-/ addreu and other common lornla 92828 · Or .• Hunllr19ton Beech, Cellf.
9271'4 gardlng title, poSMUlon, or' designation, 11 '"Y· shown John W. H09ill"•· 655 92846 Jon M Heard . 6 encumtlrances. to pay the l'lerel" Calllor"la Street, Suite ~arth1 Mary C1ldwell,
Drlttwood. lrvi"o, Callfornla remaining prtnclpal aum of Said sale wlll be made, but 2870, San Frenci1eo, Call· 8282 Orybtnk Of , Hunl·
9271" the "o'ea secured by 111a without oonvena.nt or war· lornla 9• 104 lng1on Beach, Calif. 02846
Mlohaet J Heard. 6 Deed of Trull. with 1n1er .. 1 ranty, exprHt or lmpliad.r• Donald S. Orant. 3506 Thia bualn•H 11 con.
Driftwood. Irvine. Calltornla •thereon, es provided In said gardlr19 lltle, posaeulon, or C1dlll1ci Avanua, Suite ducted by: an lndlVldual
92714 notes. 1dv1nce1, II any, e"cumbrances, Tnctudlng 0·110, Coste M ... , Call· Martha Calctwell
This bueineH 11 con· u"dtw the term• 01 uld Oeec:I tee1. charges and axpanMii tornla 92828 Thlt 11aram.nt wu fliad
ducted by a general part-ol Trual. reea. charges, andt of the Trustee al"d ot Iha Eric R. StauM . 2010 NOf'lh with Iha County Ci.<k ot Or·
nerahtp •lll*\MS ol the Trustea 1001 tru1t1 cr-•led by Hid Flrll StrM I, Suite 210, San 1nge County on December
J MICHAEL HEARD ol the tru1t1 created by uld Deed of Tru11 to pey the JON, Callf0<nl192131 20, 1984
Thi• 9\llam9nl WH lllad Deed o1 Trull remaining prillCIP•I IUml of Jeffrey P. White, 568 Cell·
wllh the County Cieri< of Or-The total amou"t of Iha the no11(1) MC:ured by tald fomla StrMt. Sutt• 2870. •no• County on December u"P•ld bal1nQ8 Sf the obll Deed• of Truat to wit· S1t1 Frt~. CallfO<t>la
20, 1984 F2M133 g1t1~r&d py the prop $3,000 00 & 19,899.08 With 9•104 ·
Publl1had Or1nge Co111 any to ~•"d reaeon· tn1ar .. 1 lhereon lrom July Howard Beral, u TrutlM
F•1a
Pubflthed Orange Coul
O•llY Piiot o.c.mw 31, 1944, January 7, IAI, 21,
1985
McCORMICK "
MORTUARY
1795 Laguna Canyon
Road
Laguna Beach, Ca.
92651
494-9415
HARBO" LAWN·
' MT. OLIVE
Mortuary • Cemetery
Crematory
1625 Gisler Ave
Costa Mesa 540·5554
PIERCE BROTHl!"I
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
642-9150
BALTZ BERGERON
SMITH A TUTHILL
WESTCLIFF CHAPEL
427 E 17th St
Costa Mesa
646-9371
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
Cemetery • Mortuary
Chapel·• Crematory
3500 Pacific View Drive
Newport Beach
644·2700
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ADDIS ARA RA, Fth1op1a (AP) -
rhc head of the Organ11a1ion of
\fm·an t Jn11 y said today tha1 t 984
will be rrcordcd "as a year of
unm1t1gated hardship and d1s.a~1cr"
Dally Piiot December 31, able 11Umated · coatt, •• 26. 1984 -4 16% '* annum ot the Latlla Ann O'Donnell M-286 The ~cre1ary-general ~1d drougtu • 11111• January 7. 14, 21, 1985 P9f\MI 11"d advanc.a 11 the •• provided 1ri tald notl(I) 1078 Trv11. 1800 Dovt ,_.._ ______ _
and the ·advance of dc\Cn'i have M·257 t1me·ott11e tn1tltlpubltc.t1on p1u1oost11nd1nytdvanc.e StrMt. Sutt• 215, Newpoft f'tB.IC NOTICE
for mos1 of 1\ frita. ··
_ Peter Onu. acung ~crctary-gcncral
of the 50-m-cmbcr pan·Afncan bo<ly.
'laid 1n a year-end me'isage issued by
the OA t; ~crelanat, f>a~d in /\ddi.,
t\b:irni
\prcad 1o 34 African countnc\, mak· ---------01 the Not1<1• 01 Sate 11 011movnt 10 be determined ~. Calltomla 92860 -.....;~;.;;,;.;;....;..;..;..;...;..;-.._
.. r d I 5 MLIC NOTICE $123,390 21 111111ma ot NII wtt:tt•MI Haro4cl Berll, • TruelM .PICTITIOUI ~II 111g·.amtne nn ma nu1nt1on c0m· FteTmOUtllUt-tl The Benellclery under l0%rM990tlV91y. ofthlJOhnO.vldO'Oonnell. NA•tTAftMINT
monplacc on 1h1!i conuncn1 wnh a -11ld Oatd of Trust haf;.j Thablntfletar;un Mid J1. 1078 Trull, 1800. ~ The 1o11owtno l*'IOf'• ,,.
popul1111o n of nearly SOO mill ton NAMI ITATl•NT tolofe executed end de· Deed of Tru•hlfatOfOf't IX· Strtt1. Sulla 215, ~ dol119-bualnaaa u : The loOowlnQ peraon It livered to Iha undlfalgned 11 ecutad and del...._td to the 0.011, Catltornta 92860 J R Q , 1984 WINO PART· Ht" ~aid ;1thc s1tuet1on would have dolnQ bu•IMN ... wrltttn Oaclarttlon or o.. undatalgnad ~Wl'lflin09G-H.,Olct hat, • TrvttM NERS. 2•24 N9wPOft 8'vd, tx.·cn fer wonc than 111s at prc~nt" 1f 6 OASIS GROUP, 834 Udo t•ult ~ DeMana tor Slit, Jetatton of ctefwtt mn:1 c.. ot. ih• Doul '" Dwy., #'8 ea.ta M ... Oettf'omt• ' " fl f d " P"" Or • N-pot't 8"c:ll. and 1 wrttt.,, Nottce of Dt-mend for Seta. anct 1 written o·~ 107 Truat, 1800 e2e27 • '
It were not 1or an 10 Ull o a1 1rom C•!'.!_'b,.928830 "'""'· .... , '"'·o fault 1.nc1 ~tlOn to Sell. Notic. 01 °"*''t and Elle· Do~• SlrMt, ~lit a1&, John Robafl Qaurlt y,
the 1n1crnat1onal community. J p:;'; • N".;;.:.._-1 n-~n. nw underllgnad oeuMd 11on to Siii Tlleul"d•llOntd ~ a..ch. Calltornta 2012 ClrQll Oftve. NewPo'I
Wh I .. " d .~ .. ~ -tald Notlel or O.t1u1t •I'd ctuMCI Mid Nottot of o.-02&eo 0..011 Calltornta 92963 1 c expre•mng proioun gralt-7 Callt 92863 Election to Sall to be r• fault al"d Etactton to Self to r ht• bu1lna11 I• con· Thi•' bualntti 11 con·
ludc" for the aid. Onu cautioned that Tnla bueln•H 11 co"· corded 1" tha Coun1y where ba rtcor'*' In ,.,. county ductad by· a oantr11 ducted by a umltad partMf·
A.fncan problems "can only be r;olved ducted by an lndlvldual •ha rMI P"Of>WIY It locttea. wtlaf11 1111 ,..1 prop«ty 11 P•rtarah•ci ll'llf>
hy Afncans thcmsclvc'i" an<t that ~ry ~.t~t ..,98 1 .. _. Date: Dlotmw.1, 1984 IOoJlad John O O'Donnell, ROBERT OAURLAY
Daily
PilDt
I
_ "Mtlho ns of our rompa1rio t" havt•
died u a result of the-a11.ixrvad1ng
drought and an equal number arc 1n
d:.in&cr ofbr1n~ con sumed b> hunger
E.,1s1ing confl1ct!i m Chad. W cstrm
"aharn and the ~ttua11on m 'IOUthern
..\fnca ~howed no~1gn of going aw:ry."
..... ._, ,,_, CaetforMI~ ~· H ·~llltVICll, .. Mid TrustM , 0.-al Par1Mf ll\I• 1talernatll ... ftiad "to t..11 dependence on cxlernal atd will 8 wllh the County Clet'k of Of. .so., 1y: 9d, lftc., '""'' HO .... ,.,, Thll 1t1tamen1 waa llltcl wlttt the COunty C"'11 ot>Or·
cvrr postpone the attainment of anoe County on Daoemblr • .,..... ltata ltrMt cendt '-111, with tne County c~ Of Or· 1ng9 County on o.c.ma-
C(..onomic 1ndcpcndr~c~" 20· 1984 lanfa ......_._ CA.ta;;:~,.,......_, OA -M\09 ~ ~ :: • .....__ --------------·-
Pu1>1i·.._,. ,...,..,!*Ult (IOI) tl1 .. tt1,•ay: "lttY f71t ) ..... 11111, ly: M W, 13, 1914 ~-1• "fhe year I 984 ha~ indeed been a
~car th at would not ca.,,11) b<' for·
~uc~ t7J"fTH)'t African~:· \81d Onu. n
1genan --·-•
r he ~c:crctary·gcncral suggested thci ...... VT ....... Cou !MM ~~-~ Publlll'ltd OfllnQI ea.er laun~~of a "Save l\fnca fund for1 Dilly Pll01 Oeoamblr 31· Pubfltll«I Orange Cout Putitlahed Ofange Coatt Publilhld Orano-CoMt Oalty Ptl01 .J)lo9mt>et 31, 1H4. January 7, 14 21. Oalf'1 "llOI ~baf 11. 24 Detty Piiot Oectrilt>et s 1, Dally'"°' Decwnbtt , .. , a1, 198" JaNJalj7, 1'. 21, tm Drou t 1ct1m~" mall the countnes 198& ... 2•7 31. 1oe• 11984, January 7, 14• tH& 1014 JtmetY 7, 14, ttll M·HI
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gate, near S C Plaza with hugh double garage
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WOOdslde VIiiage HORSE COllTIY 2611 W Sunflower
Patrick Tenore/Jim Gould
631-1286
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2800 Sq Ft <Alstom Home
2.8 Acres 0w"9r $325K
Phone(619)941-0177
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I .. R·v clean. totally remodeled 28R ss25Jmo. Enc ner, 1695/mo 650_7275 1950/mo •JI 673-2507
w 1" icoe•• Aaaume Avail now S725tmo Alk • exletlng loan Full price bit-Ina 2,284 Pomon1 D p 1_t 7 VwaaJllM-Vllla BalbOI lat 1111 S 135.000 10< BIH 780-8882 . •C 646-26&5 tor appt UI ... 1 a 2Br wt~
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Realty
831-7370
gar 111/elle opnr, d1hwr 773 w Wiiton No pat1 1 car gar Small y1<d Agt 831~94!0 C M 873-n87
J.c. gdnr 548-4589 $550/rno 850-7202 $695/mo, Clll 6el-tl42 WESTCLlff Lat~ 28drm
LEASE TO OWN e yr, 2 •RETIREE DREAM1" But. ltacla f14 18a w/pool 645-8152 ·~~4 S~= ~· ~e~
ltry 3Br 38a l800 IQ tt 3Br 28•. llvlng room. otn l6561i850 Mo 2 a 3 Bd Su Cliatat• MeM e73-1787. Cloae to NwPt Htl & beh It le I I di I -$1500(213)920.7952 w rp ' orma "ng BPt• Enelgar,W/Ol'lkkp, 2 BR clOM tom gar 1-tab 14
«RARE FINO S99.500• Deluxe unit $1050/mo yerdslp1t101 $576 223 La Pllom. '*' -..,
Upgraded 2Br 2BI .. 1011 Unique 1bdrm aettlng tum Call Dave 545-7508 IEWPllT IOI amn '1~7·7918 •• f U:dk:I I 11'fl1;J
frpl, ctalr Agt 631-5737 ' w 1aPP1 s S 3 5 O at 3Br2Ba $750 Mov••n 01ys 875-1642 --Specialist 1Ult1 for Ill In 539-6190 Best Alty lee immed Call Judy btwn Eves 960-461 4 1Ma1 1 1tory MldlealJOlntal Nnr11 ltac~ 1069 Xlnt E-llde neighborhood 6pm-9pm onty 851~•4 Attreettve roondhen prlV bldg w/1ut>terran11n
3Br upgrade crpt, lned $650 good loe .28R Tbi. SUWlll LAGUNA BEACH OcMl'I ~!':.tr!.~!!.
patio & Side yrd, G11 nu crpts, 2 p11foe, lndry VIL• •IE vu l300 tnel utll 4~n El Toro (714)n0.1950 • IEWHIT lftllTI wuner/dryer hkup 1950 tac. No pell 549-2760 ... NB tu bid & beth
1 of 4 homea on Cul-de-w/grdnr 642-3871 --NIWt 1 & 2 Bdrm luxury rn"" rm, · 2 otnc. or commerc:Nll
Sac. all 4 yrs new. 3 D p i 2 It $695/mo 2 Bd '!tbl aptt In "plans 1 Bdrm, i.:.'~ :ts..~~· Short UM 700 a 500 eq ft.
Bdrm, O•"· formal dl"lng Ill t It • twnl'IM , grMnbllt. Indy 2 Bdrm and Tow"homea $e50/mo IL 328 No.
rm. Assume present loan OCEAN V1EW Luxury 2 rm. nice loe + poola. ''""''· w11er-Prlv rm a bath furn. Sharl N.-por1 blvd. 720--02".
Price $350,000 BR VIiia 2000 a/q It 1t 2078 Thurln falls, Pond• Gii paid. all .ise Oulet. rife. CM. ---------UH IULTY DANA POINT HRBR TIL llAUIEMllT From San DleQo Frwy 1290/mo e31-1198 Ill-noo s 1500/mo Agt 661-6441 142-ltoa drive North on a..cn to Room lor ren1 w/prMMgel WES rcuFF BLDG
Ott PCH r1re 2br !ba time McFadden ind Wnt on tor .... orktng Cnr11t11n
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S700 EZ terms 53g.6190 ~ .,. Village (714)893·5198 Room In lrg hie, Cl.4 Walle-a ..... __ __. __ .......... OOWFRllT 1111,000 Best Rlty lee Studio apt-2 atory, ' Ing dl11anee to SC P1za ._ ...,_--.
3BR Hm/Duptex 756-9162 Hait. ltacL 2240 APdTIEITI bdrm. kitchen, g1r 1 Blk 1275 Incl uhta 957-3955 • Beautltully landscaped lrom 1>eact1 $650/mo or 499_368 f 75-4 IQ It. ll1ew 1Ult1
OCEANFRONT DUPLEX & "S-uper-~b--otfl"l'er--m-o~d"'· •3-:i"'b-r gerden apt• Pool/ape Call Kathy 960-8671 -----
LIDO BAYFRONT HOME 2ba warm frptc fncd 4 P1tlo/deek1 No pets -Room With kitchen prM-CorMr oHlcel currently
673-7873 kids spit lvt $725 It BachelO< $490-$500 I . 2744 legel. neer bus a anop-configured for Archltee-
wanaFHIT 539~190 Best Alty lee 1Bdrm S565·S575 mat ping cente< 962-5760 tural & Dratting tadllty
2Bdrm 1' ,99 $655 ORANGETREE CONDO Nor1tllm ~ IAIUllll Welk to waves pr1mo 2br
with boat slip. 1800 sq 11 wtchlf's kltcn gar/shop
plus home. 2 Br 3ba, 2 $600 nat others 1vall
tlreplaees, 3 car garage 539-6190 Be$t Alty fee
on large garden lot with J"iat 2244
spa. Asking $450,000 Submit olfe<s. lrvlne'• finest 2bdrm plulh
Adrian Alty 549-8547 crptd decor w/dwshr kid•
-·-& ~t Ok $600's 539-6190 Mt~ilt Btatl 1100 Best Alty lee
* •ESTln SALE** 12 x 60 tt Mayflower Wltl'I
kitchen, large llvlng -din-
ing area Maple Interiors
Large bath with stall
shower and tub Gold
carpet King sized bed
room
Agt 540-5937
By Owne< $23,00o Spac 1
br patio yd 5 yrs Nr Bay st
CM 646-8483 646-1456
HITALS
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IRVINE LEASES
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786-1172 1
2250 Vanouaro 540-9626 1Br-tolt t9"n1s. pools & Btttll,!tttll
161 E 18th 642-0856 stream No pets Avl 1185
151 E 21st 548-2'08 854-1141 l.UllA IUll 14M101
131E18th 646-681& --.--. --llTM IH
--~all ltack 2741 Wkly ren1111 I t25 & up
AYAIWU IOW OC:anfronl Studio In Old Col<>< TV, tree coffee, Gafege for 11~ or art
1Br, frig, r1n91, laundry. SpanllhVllla,teadedwln-heated pool .& 11991 to l1udio w/gu,wat1t.ltlc-
pool, carport No-pets dows, beam ceilings, h'Ol'I ocean Klteti • 1va11 trle S 190 mo. 494-5873
$495/mo quality private beach & 985 N Coast Hwy s omoe eo..t Hwy Lag
931 W 19th St 548-0492 grounds glled entry Laguna Be.en 494-529' ~ SJ5otmo. oo' tor
BACK BAY CONDO 3Br. $900/mo 494-6807 Room1andApts1vallab6e real estate, IMUtlnCll,
gar, nice Av111 now lnrp!ft ltacla mJ $90/up B1lbo1 In" K()t'ltg. emplymt 8Gf'CY.
S895/mo 675-1449 1~do •vi Ji n Hso & ocean 111ew 675-8740 ~~ ~~. !~
Eastalde 2Br IBI No pets. 2Br IVI March S800
Max 2 per~ns $560/mo Ownr 213·278-0211 SUUll llllll Vi;ew omce, 930 IQ ft, 2
135 Albert Pl 543-5478 Wkly rentlla now IVall office• w/rec1ptlonl1t
EASTStOE Bacfleior. lllnt S 126/wk & up 2274 New-Weyne Franklin 780-oel6
CO"d All utlll p1ld Port Blvd C M 64~74.45 C...trrilJ
~25/mo A,_ for Bill lnta.b ltll
___ 7so._ 8862 -IN NEWPORT BEACH SU I Sii LlllE • Niil ILYI
•EASTSIDE 28 lBI 3026 W Coast Hwy~-" r A gr~at plac;e l<>hv• on the .....,. "'---.kit_..__, TV 5700 eq ft Ample par111ng w/beamed c:etllngs, trplc. Upper B1y Privete .,... .. '"'"""" .......... ci-..__ C die Rlt
garaoe S655-S665 1st. clubhouses a health S t25-wk agl, no depollt ""'7 'i:a..:f29 • ' --------lacoat Prop 1350 3880 Mtcl'lelaon Or111e iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil OCEAIFROIT Coste Mesa 8 units, ap-Irvine
COLDWeLL
BANl(C!RO
pralaed $450,000. Asking -:----CUSTlll HOllE $425 000 Agt 495-6299 WOO<lbr1dge TwnhM 38r __ . _ 1 '"Ba Nr take & 1hop-
1a11. see S225 2 persons. spas. e tennis courts, 7 Vacatitl no pets 650-1798 pools. close 10 busmess Qffa/Store/Stlop/Stor·
FIREPLACE pool p1t10 oc Atrport Fashion lntal• 2to'l •. 7'-0 8q ft r .... Colt•
lllOUHI IHOOOO Ideally su11:J tor single
person or couple In
security gated golf com-
munity One ol the lowest
!)riced 2BR. 2BA l'lomes
ottered Owner wHI con-
sider an exchange up in
Big Canyon
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Beautlful, warm and
charming I" every detail
Custom decor through-
out tl'lls 3 bedroom •
maid's room (or den)
Two-story. leaded glass.
French doors. sun deck &
separate master master
suite with VIEW of
Catalina & ocean Lovely
kitchen skylights. secur-
ity & Intercom $750.000
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RE.AL ESTATE
831-1400
Ltl1 ftr Sale 1400 ping S875tmo 559-9539
Dana Point 2 prlme BM• L11111 ltacla 2241
lots Reduced· from -$750,000 Approx 10.000 1Br houN CIOH to down-
sq It Spectacular Harbo< town, beach $750 Alto
& White water vleW Agt studio apt w/cooklng
495-6299 faclllies $400 49~·~73
Ti•e Slaaria1 I 590 La .. H li11tl 2252
Luxury time sharing 39r 2Ba. Jae. Near ocean
Condo 1n Palm Springs. Avail t2/15 493-7338 or
642•8038 496-1227 Andree
R E W • ..a l62S •Br 2'.,Ba Exec tiome • . • aat-wtgoll course 111-Fam
HOUSE WANTEO. prefe< rm, trplc, 3 car gar S 1400
COM waterv1ew, Ilk• 497·4170 or 497·6080 Cam~ Shores & lrvlne -
Terrace but not a must. tfewrrt ltacla 2269
Have all cash. can t11de ~BA lba, frplc. cozy
X-LG 1 & 2Br Apts E-Island con1;en19"lt anops 1 e1G BEAA CABIN/LARGE M ... C.2 541-7249
Side $550 Up 557-2841 on sight Sips 1•. poo1 tbl, ctr TV, 2 Aaae....-b 3112 --lrl)les (714)545-6916 . ~ llSTAIT II js 1es 1 & 2 80 A art I SPtAitUXL READINGS 1 Br lb• all bit-Ina lndry ing 8 T rmh P • ltatah tt AdW:. In Al ~.,. 6
rm. nr 1>entshop1 S495 ;;'~~115720 ;>,:~ ~=~ llaart 2981 Coun..,lng 1815 So El
735 W 18th St lum1shed 1p1S, complete 12er 281 B1yvlew luxury Cim~·:-:'92 5:"~1em TSl IAIAIEIEIT with TV. linens & utenslls. Condo w/all amenltlel, • 142· 1103 mayoe rented tor snort n /smllr $480 Christle ABC HELPLINE
-----term or tonger I On Jam-675-0~75 6-45-2222 llSTllT II boree Rd at San Joaquin Mlle 35.45 4-Bd hie 24 Hr Telep Counsellng
$650/mo 2 9(1 2ba lower Hills Rd DOOi sp1.nr OCC $325
uni t lge yard lrplc 644-1100 -ulll 850·9311 Welt carport lndry rm
2195 Maple
TSL MANAGEMENT
6•2-1603
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YOUR SllLE ... I
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2Br 1Ba n-ly Pll"led I S325 •1i .it 650-1469 m1g Westclltt area No pets $725 1SI & lest 6'4·9842 M/F to shr 3 br close 10 We'll provide the towel,
l,foia1 lllE eommerlll prop If want. Bayside $795/mo • 111t
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ISSllUU Lill pteue PIP 673-3160 BIG CANYON DOVER Prtme Mesa Verde area
Indy rm Ou1et IOC Come w ocean 111-security M/F to stir Apt In Rancho F11tured In F'l1ybo)'
see 2310 Santi Ana btdg $ t 125 mo Avl 1 15 San Joaquin Irv A\tl Jan M1g111n1 1 ·veer 1n
Prlnelpala o"ly Close to End unit 2 BR 2bl Beautltul 2 story on quiet beach Smalt home w1"t· S 1750/mo Av111 111184 cul de sac Aasume large
TSL IAIAIEIHT C11ll Oays Only 63 t-8'03 15 $400/mo 786-96'7 S.x review Sou1hem
142-1103 3Br oe1~xe ocean Tront ' NEWPORT on bnch M/F C~Hor~i·s ~~helub low Interest toan A 11". ed, heavy down 673·4527 Owner/Bkr 759-0706 lower (luptex yrly t~ I .student OK, $325 11t • o-xua
tastlc buy at $239.000. ltalall CIRCLE & CALL
Call now 546-2313 On tl'lis 2bdrm hme has L~~~~:~~!~sc~~~~·i'.:'~ $1500mo 818-82•·7~6.: last642·0338 HEALTH WORIS 11111101111111
HPLEX THE REAL
ESTAT&:RS
Bta1ti Faraillat4 updated design under S700 gets It • k10 /pet
pets. 832-1766 Ltdo 111e Waterlr011t Pvt N/S Prof M/F to lt'ir 3 Bd 211• Hyperion Ave , Los
beh Lg cstm dill 3Br 2b1 BackBay l'lm H<><sea. llC Angetea(213)663--e364
Need couple F'IT to man-s 1575 mo lse 673-8886 $300 'ut1I Dys 759-0640
age 19 U"'t Apt Ml tnl -==---=====-------=====:.:---====== Olde COW..neer perk, play-ground~ Bdrm, 2 bath
owner unit French doore.
IMded g11ss, llreptaoes. Ctrtll •tl •ar l 0
1340•000 LISTIIH WAITH
•IH·l1IO* trtll itJ lar ZIZZ Or elegant 3bdrm 2ba 2 2 CAMEO SHORES. 39R. stry romantic trplc dbl
3BA Ocean view, pool. garage $975 today
pvt beach $2400 mo 539-6190 Best Alty lee
ablllty nee 644·41S7
N.ce 3 Bdrm 2 t ba non·
smkrs no pets, av111 ap·
prox Jan 6. $725 mo
760-1 418 or 642 7528 t --.H:t .1 I f ~I\ ltw,ert l1r•er Rt1ltJ
Reattore, 675-6000 I 114110•1113
LIDO ISLE
759·~ 213194 7-4529 Ltdo leieW'ltertront Pvt
Designer fully tum 2 Bd bcl'I Lg cstm dlx 3Br 2ba
townhouse Pool & tennis S 1575/mo lse 673-8886
court S 1195 673-0896 See to Appreclite s.au11-
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2Br 2Ba. p1tl0 blllns gar-
age S800 mo No pets
2151 PACIFIC AVE
Ho ROSCO PE SYDNEY
0MARR ,._ l 2202 !amity room form1I dtn-
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63 1-6107 or 855-0665
List tor only 3W'I. Incl S J --C-2271 Lg 2 & 3Br API! New Tuesda\. Januan l
muttlple Dover 759-5080 aa Gii If. I crpts drps tile etc ARIES 1 \far\ h ~ 1 \1'1 " I mph,"" nn uht.l1ning ~hat ~ou
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d1 1h. 111urt,.11d p11·1 ,".· ... tip ~I !Ol)IHH1 39THST Large&lovely 3 area. lrplc, comm pool S600 642-5:?10 jnJ mm.rnu· )11u'll h.1,1· 11pr1•rt1tn11' ,,, 10,n•j\t' 1n,omr potrn11al
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& master suite. li<eplace ultl 673-9208 wasMr patio gar no TAl'Rl . 1 \nnl ~(I \t.1' 2 1 1·11111 '1JO\<'' l.sl..t• \Udden turn tn
Spc"C'Uit·ular ba;.<front dplx :.! Br. 2 Ba up
2 Br. 2 Ba down 2 boat spaet.'" $1.250,000
PENINSULA HOME OCEANFRONT
Exciting Oc."ean & Jetty views, 4 Br. 3 Ba .
3700 sq. ft car parking. $1 . I 50.000
WEST BAY AVE BAYFRONT,.
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BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
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sauna sesoo1mo Arartatatl, Uaf. S465 & $595 7 tO w l8th (,El\11~1 <. \1;1\ : 1-JUO\ '•.11 K1•tll.IO\l' th.II ha1f Jppcar«t lin1sh«i
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111-1'80 lll·HOO lalNI Illa.. . 2706 patio $750 Downtown nH'l'llflg " p.in o t \'\t ltlng .,1,-n.11111 \r11·, t n1 \quanu\ pc~ons figu~
• -~~~~~~-· ch1rmlng house 3& Corer area No pets 5•8-3365 prominc:nth 't'"' 'itart'
1 w R 2 •BR 2ba, Ill •~ties v1-2Br 2Ba Condo NeW CA, (ER !June: I Jul\ ~_: 1 I 11lh1\.\ :hr1•u~h on inturtl\e fcehn@.S JAc~:'s R~~h •1300 213-277-~ 1110 w .. d .,, P<>f's ~;n P1mt'f'\lllpc'f\\IJ'ilOOdrehn~hll·nt•J J"lpul.111t\ln\rCJ'>C'~and)ClU0llbt-
PROP MANAGEMENT Ctrtll •el •u 2722 nis s8 5 "'" 63 t\O •n' 1tt•J h> .lt11·nJ pn .... t1(1.11'U" '"' 1JI .111,11 V. h.ll 't't'"'" a defeat "111
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Cl'larmlng tlouM SOi CO::at
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$1300 213·277-2120
$275/mo Avlll alt Jan 1 Want a M lectron .,, grHt Lf:O \J uh 2 \. \ ug ': 1 l Hl•hl nt ''' "1 H'' lrom thr top ·· <. ould
676-1053 11111ng.,weean ott1f1ny· inHilH' tra\el putilt,h1njl \pc:\1Jl ""'l!.nnwn1 'H1u'll he tn cn,1abl~
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f Com Con. a etc Fr .. Mtlmet... Sp r In k I er Rep 1 1 r AMO WALL PAPERING HANGING/STRIPPIN04 ·& MAINT 20 v .. ra expe< Co m t llllm·llOl.al. TopS*llremoved Cl.an· Gary 645-5277 PTL Dethatchlng & Ovtr· Cultomwork 497-1834 VISA-MC873·1512 B&CPOOL8839-t501
tAper. 1~1.:::21: Yfl ~d ... ~/d~l.'•}drt· .. ~~I ~~lawnt. 751-3478 lt-11 Medino Tr .. trimming G NORMS WALLBOVl!AIHB --------.. , r "' ' ....,...,_, Clean Up1•TrM Trlmm&na auaL epecltl Hollday rat.. DAN SAL VER PAINTIN ALL l<INOS. FREE !Sr-P1rclllH . Al .. !lt Ina. FOf Mt 552·9142 Yard Malnt •Haunngl -AXOL-M00E-REMOVE CALL TODAY PLEAS! Lie ••25924 L 3 0988 7 7 -Parli:~-x,.... • Q ,. Complete proper-ty reoc>n· Mll<E 850-3283 Furniture. TrHh. Tr... 81S-2822 •Xl>-taf call Anytime. 96-4·20 17 Id 3 eo. 211 PIYOllO·P•f• I T1ret
dlt•--1 ~"--p 1 t 963-5416 NORM PARwER·BEECH Palnt1nn PAULS PAPERHANGING erd 1tad11!111>'$l.~ttt11I I futvre . RMu acing·S..lcoatlng '"" ng ..., .,..... an • Lawn & Sprfnkl« lnttall. ..lltl~ \ " • All W k Q t-"' C "n.1~ &•o 1 '8 01 631 anu W 11 p f Rooflng R19alr1. 831-4 t99 Ing, carpentry, ptumblng RototUllng, Ille haullng l T HAULING • MOVING ,. Ptll}tlng at 111 Beal. Ref' a. 10 VRoSr EX~Par~~. _,7881
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& cleanup. lntured. llc'd trM Ht 'Tony 852•8154 Garage & Yard Clnupt BRICK AK. Small Job• .. t 848-5637 848·8344 '* · ... v· AXT@§ ~((cc;>'JtJURd ... llffJial a. d~dab ... 845•6048 Prof Oardenl landacape Jon 645--8192 Newport. Coe ta MHa. PARl<ER·BEECH Painting •WE GALS SHOULD* lt1a•t tnlct . !Apart ln1taf(IOon.
Smail 8Uil'neai Bookeep--Irvine. Ref'1. 875·3175 PAJntlno at It• Beat. Rer·1. •HANO TOGETHER* PllOTI 111111 7 yruxper.1 548--79&9
Ing • Payroll • Tu... Dotrt QUALITY LANDSCAPE Collage student wllg truck eat. 6'6·5637 8•6-6344 839-0730 ANYTIME Prof .. elonally Clone to ---------~uohAMk" 75~18.t l!nt·ry I f_,.!f ~ Maintenance 1prlnkler1 low :.'!.•.:..p7r6om1p9t.7!hCd1nk H If • p 1 glvt ".IN. ti-.. oom.,..I T.
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C-Ll ·-LI-By Norman Tti. Doorman H tl CLEAN & EXPERT DEC DISCOUNT 10"/t ON §TRIP if 0,,, Expert O•· -• Balboa wind--W"Uhino -•• , ...... r Oak' rtr 857-000R TWTl LlllSOlH .. ., Over 2• -·raex...,tence FrM Mt. Dave. 842-4583 Pl..., remover, .. ,. aolU· ... ------~~~'!"'!!"'!!-2• L •1 • •11 11a11 ",~ ... ~ .,._. IHflat SeN. Spec. Holiday rat" INO••••IAUll Maln .. o•ncln-up.tref ~.r... ' · -Llc.T-1 16,428 730·1353 tNTIEXT 20VearaExper. t1on.c1ean,rea1.838-8970 _ '"""BaJbo Bl 8733135 OlllliTiM2-0U1 !!q;•ll trim, exp 20 yr1 831-3088 •1 Do Heatl"9 Right N~ ABC MOVING Avetao• Room $29 + Pl t J l ;)Ohn Henry Roofino* vv" • · •
• Exterior ttuoco $ t30 t-II tr ·~ r Rerootlng. rept\ra. Happy ---------• RVWALL TAPING .. !,IllH a .... Cltui~ Quick Catttul. T1380•8 material•. ~2-0442 Int /i&t. patCh plul•rlng. Holldaye CMI 548-8213 ltat• Lnr Carr•tg • All Textur" & Acouetic. XbeRieXN AXNbYbXiJ j ROBIN'S CL NING LO RATES. 552-0410 · cuatom texturing. quatlty Ouellty Rooflnn·. Sr cltl·-.::~-..--~~~~~~ Expert ~rp•nler re• FrM .. t l<evln 873-1503 Carpentry. fencing. win-ITllYlll OtLUH lll"ILI PlllTI... work. Probtemi-No Prob· dlac Reta L~ •348877· §tate law requlrM that all
comm remodel & Ooore. --------dow1. plumbing. marlllt, SERVICE: a tl'trooughly STllflll'l'il lllYlll OO. lntlaxt frM•t. Locelref 1em1I •326884 554-7831 K l"tinke ~5-0 193 COfltractore who perfOfm
Jotln 848-0425 775-8082 lltetrlc1J tub enel, haullng, etc I ciaan hou&e 54o-0957 "' • 10yr1 axp t>onded, lnaur '=p""'J--:L-:i------work over $200 Including
And YH Jeaua It lord AFTER CHRISTMAS Orange Co. O:ilnal •457730j714)838-15911 I•• II REPAIR SpeclaJltt-$200 & labor and materlala mutt
A.en ti ~:,8~~-~=~:c PllllUfUmJO (llc•30405) &•7-2387 CLEAN-UP Hseclaanlng, ~~u~~~~~~"e'4 1~~~';' PAINTER~EEDSWORKI Hllrllflll·1110 lesaFrM•I 30yruxp. be Ileen.Md Untloented
U II Wlndow-Fenoea--Ceblnet Ouallty wort<. frM "t Competlve RatN tor all carpets window• Klrbys NEW WarehouM Storage Int/Ext. ceJllngs. r•tln cab. • i Do Plum bing Right • 770-2725 anytime W.11 contractors should so ** OPl * * 35 yra exp Jttry 54&-4413 •25513 988-7401 typea or Comm Conti & M1lnt 831-5272 (28) yra ••P .. work guar. •REPAIR SPECIALIST• state In tt'Hllr advertising
Com"' ............ A'"'OUnllng RESIO/COMM'LllND 28 R"ld r..,,alre 20 yra FR•NCIS Hou•-1aanlnn P1i1tla1 Davis Pelnttna 96•-3837 OIPPH 112·0110 SAME DAY SERVICE Contractors and con-
l T.;~ ~9-81 t2 Ct•"' Ctacrttt yrs Do my own work Lie axper 751.3882 lie 0~ refs. 1;1 expe:' FINE PAiNTiNd By Rich· RALPHS PAIN~ING: Lie. REPIPESPECIALIST 9'53-82•2 ~~~:~~e ,;~~~~f~88M~~~
M•iti /I N U CEMENT wort( of ah Kindt _27_90_•_1 _A_l_6_48_·_8_12_8 __ DECKS-FENCES-PATIO tree est 828-4658 ard Sinor 16 yrs of happy Int/Ext Stucco/Wallpaper Drains clear lrom S 15 ------any questions Contrac-
, tal •• 1 11 RHld/CommerclallfrH Cov.,1 Replace. repair. cuetomers lie 280&.U repair, Ir" eat. 841-3588 Repair raucets, dlsp. etc Solar Eatrlf tor'• State license AUna;mmoa: Spec kU, ett ••68305 750-2852 FirtwtM Wlnle< prlCN. 75•· 11520 y~r::·,1.~~ w~.~uny~~ Think· Vouf 963·• t 14 TllH4tr·Ot•t P1lltl11 Anytime M&M 1542-9033 sol.AR SE Vice CNTR Boerd. 28 Civic Center
bath. otc, rm add, patio Driveways. patlot. path•. "F"'lrew-OO<l---i""q•u•a"-l11•y·a'"'pi!!!it--HANDYMAN LARGE and plaoe an ad In th4t Delly RAINSOW PAINTING Aetldentlal, Commero111 Expert Service & Rep1lr Homeowners/Contractore Plaza, Room 690, Senta
cov/dcke,baywndw Lie etc No Job to tmall. aeaaon4MIS80 'Ao0fddellv amall. 1 DO IT ALLI PllotWantAdalCallnow Ou1lltyl1ourpollcy AlrleasSpraySpeclaJlstt1 31yrsexp.115yr1 lnarH. Retall'Salet/Lowratea Ana,CA92701
"'48485. Steve 547-8078 Reu. Mickey 638-0553 anywner•. Jim 836-85{11 ~8· 7372 Pat or Ive mag. I 842-5878. 850-8648 JEFF Lio 8888 L.lcM394848 Jim 846-8393 Lie 11409035 984-8919 Relfable. 642·7358
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SCRAM LETS Aggreselv• RE Ll~n... llSTllOT Part-Time Outgoing j)er-HOIPTIOlllT BlrdcagH recond i 15-lcHttrl IOll lllW 9112 Ptncb 9197 • Attl•t. Mutt type. Tle<re H 0 us. k •• per f 0 r aon needed. car neoeat-It you '"k varle,ty, gOOd s 125.Exouc bird• $50· 182 Yamaha c X50 motor----------
ANSWERS Del Sol Realty 497.1744 llAllAllll Proteutnal couple 7-3pm ary. 650-7385 Interaction. trlendty offloe S625 We buy/trade birds. scooter $425 840-0352 '85 835 BMW. wllt. 5 apd, '78 912E, lo ml, amlfm lmmedl1te opening for Mon-Fri. n/amkr. aalary • 11 557-7555 Lve men anrf, am/Im. Muat tee! c•n. alloys. P-8'1, Sharp 1111 FI p /T Clrculatlon Olatrlct Man· open, ratereq 261-8161 Hl OPIUTHI • n v 1 r 09~f.8e1~ ~ ca A tt Lt11l 0 1700 ml $30K 831·6838 S 10,500 firm 359--8270
11 PM to 7 AM. Active re-ger Rttponelbllltlet In· HSEKEEPR/CHILDCARE answering servloe exper ll lHCtl l a at ONbby -Knead
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t I r t m • r:i t I a c II I t y . elude carrlerrecrultmt nt. Outlet lnct lndry, Ironing. pref. Full/pan tlrn. day or llHTllUIT-OLll I HY lPPLlllOH
Ple11ant. good bentfltl 91111 and colltetlona. cleaning. Kida aged 12. 5 evenings. 642·1•03 French·S .. tOOd-Oance LES 957-8133 Al.I. -SAVERS ~~R
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393 Hoapltal Rd. N.B. Muat have d19tnd1ble and 1 85•-0954 FOOdterVett-Cocktall
car or truck and enjoy PE DIRECTOR· 1·6'>m. Bart•ndart-Hoat .. M• FrH It Toa 2 II TIYIT
Apt M1nager couple workln~ with young boyt INSURANCE· ~:~'ar::.~~~14~~nt. Oytterbar Foremen-Very gentle. Oft white M ll· l
w/exp tor 24 unit Garden and glr s. Dally Piiot. 330 Experienced tubrogallon Butter•-Diak Jockeyt-Sheppard mix. 1 yr fml IATlll
Apte,CottaMete.SaJary West Bay, Cotta Mesa clerk tor A• rated com· PHOTOLAB PRINTER · Cooka-KltcllenHelp Wlllapay.640•231• ALLMAl<ES·S199down ... bonus * Apt No pets Apply In peraon with only pany, lrvlnt location. Ex· With Norlteu Exp. t Hour BookkMpere C.E. Comm. L .. ee
6•2·•9 t4 WMtldays 9_. 9am to 5pm cellent t>eneflta, lmmedl· Photo. 646-2•24 Mike Apply In peraon only Faraitut 25 (714) •32-1977
• DRIVERS. Mlnlbu11Van ;;~~~'122C•~.~~~ PHOTOLAB COUNTER Mon-Fri 2·8 PM. 2nd Floor Dining room Mt $150. re-Atttl WUtN llTI nu SllYIOI Work. In South County. 9AM & 11·30AM PERSON· Outgoing per'· 3333 w PCH NB trlgerator S200. • Pc WE llY
Light repelre Newpon Tire Flt &. Pit. Mu•t be 21 · eonallty only. Snapthot 1 Rettaurant Bdrm Mt $200 645-8837
Center. 3000 E. Cout Good driving record JANITORIAL PIT 3 daye • HR Photo ~6-2424 Mika Th• Park Bar & Grlll I• now Full 1% bed. complete. new. OLW o••s Hwy, CdM Ai>c>ly 11 2603 1 Avenlda wk aweep ftOOft & empty 11 llcatlo 1 an Aeropuerto. San Juan tra•h ,. .. ft, atternoona. PLUMBER PIT FIT Own accep ng •PP n $250 obo 645--0827 Babytltter from 2·6JM·F.
tor alter 1Choo1 care,
Nwpt Hgtl 650-0258 evet
Child car•ILlte houae·
k••Plng In my Meu
Verd• home 2.15-5pm
Mon-Fri 546-9279
~ -· tor 111 poaltlont. P ..... ---------1 Capletrano 9am-•pm High achool kid llvlng nr truck/tools, 1yr cuttomer apply between 2·4 PM. I llY FYRllTIRl
M/F Call •96-0335 Hoeg Ho1p1tal. Jennie service exper or drain-2~15 E. PCH. COM LES 957•8133 IRIYHI WUTll 831·7308 man wt equip. 631-0588 S A l ES. Fu l l T I M E
Must h1va economlcal Motl'Hlr'• Helper t\Mde<I PHISRHI MILPll PAV/PART TIME WORK R~rl:u:~J.h1fe-~~8~1ue
vechlcle. Gr .. t pay Call PI T tor Handicapped 4 yr Part time, Mon. Tun •Pm· Opportunltl.. avallabla
for Info 852-8582 old boy Mutt be reapon, llnleh. Wiii traJn. Apply wt~el.ot Angela Tim•• Lo• pine treme aofa $100
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S46-I 200 Found: Bi cycle Vic
Redland• & M... Or Found 1 212 4 ca II Counter glrl & laundry 845--5590 l'telp. Full & Pert time Berg1trom1 Cleaners
6U-4421
caring. n/amkr, Engllah PENNVSAVER. 1880 Circulation Dept. In our Plnttwn br Ml, matt & bll FUWH IMOP SALIS apeaklng. Reta required Placentia Ave, Coat a door-to-door newapaper apnga $750. 756·9285 PllllOI 760-9799 Mesa tales program. Ouaren-
' teed hourfy wage,,. com-Maclli1t~ 1216
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USED CARS & TRUCKS
COME IN OR CALL FOR
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hound mix. malt, 1 yr old
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looking for • very rllpon· IOTIH'l llHn m I a s I o n t-4 o u r •
slble. consclentlout. ITOMI llUL ESTATE Rockwell n uetrlal Jlgaaw lrl•ndly person to work In lll I I 4pm-9pm. TralnH 11 1500 494-.0708
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'17 ... Xllt 0H4 s t500 875-3309 delivery pleHant craatlv• at· Cotta M .... , flnett mar-SALUPlllH provlCl•d Pot•nllal to ,,..,,..,,-...,..,...----.,..,...,,..., IHI lTlll OlSH1 moaphere Mutt have ket & rHllurant It grow-earn $300.. per week lliactllllffll 1 flo~r shop ewp muat lngll Wa are looking lor Need lloented agent tor For an lntervltw call 2 R/T Ytr-Cal tlcketa to LOST B l cd·Alb l no
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HUNTINGTON BEACH
83 528E alt ld'd 207194 '68 vw Bug. new paint,
83 3181a/t1/r 1hdh512 whit, ur ... grNt corfd Cockatle l 12125
536-2481 or 5•15-8573
•REWARD*
n-.uuar the GTE Neigh-_,. ft • ICllV• Balboa laland Of· 957 23"'1 (E 120•) " bo;hOOd Pho'n~ Books In work Holldaya PIHH conaclentlout. health · v xt .. s .. ttl• or any Air-Cal
tht Cotta Meaallrvlne call & come In to 1111 out orltnlad, carMr minded ~:·~~~;::=~~te~~ SAUi OHH HSI d"t Gd 2115-6115 85
areu Mull be 18 yr• or 1ppllcat1on 640-7981 peraona In the field• of call Betty Walth at Water· 20 yr old Publlltllng Co S 150 ea 831 -5338
~~R S2195/oNer 873-<1~7•
'71 Bug damaged on rt
••1.1011,-.1.aa11
Lott Diamond ftowered
ring w/wldt gold m .. h
band Large reward
NB/CM ar .. ~2-7222
Mary
older, with own car. cashiers. merchendlMrs, lront Homes 673-6900 want• high energy ltle-
truck. van Mutt have Ill. OFFICE FIT prlc•relatockere. janitors phon• Mltt MrVfce per-Copy MachlnH. type·
writers, adding ma·
chines, Panotonlc VHF
compl w/TV scr••n,
GOOD PRIC66 642-7121
WIWllTYtH
OLW ISll OAll S.. Ronald Dace
(114)131•3171 Side SSOO OBO 831·37t5
llabnlty insurance & vllld Medical 964-2581 gen malnl • cookt/hot & son 10 man•o• exclualve
208 W 1st. Santa Ane '7• BUG CONVERTIBLE
CLOSED SUNDAYS Yellowl blk. excel cond
Lott Whl M/Perllan Cat
Famlly heartbrokenl VIC
16th St CM ~5-3869
drivers lie Delivery starts WI lll·llOO P/llY old dell, servers and HCEnllllST . sa1e1 order duk Sal + Tuetday O.C 26. 198• dlahwuhera Piute Telephone operator Prlv comm • !>enema Miio
tl'tru Jan. 15. 1985 Weelt· 1 l••t4. Wtft IYlll. apply at 225 E 17th St Country Club Wed, Fri, Rodlch 646-1823
daye 979-3057 EOE Nallonwloe Aovert Flrm CM 548•7786 Sun evH 4.30-10.00 Early CHARLES BRAGG
THIODORf
ROBINS
011111 9117 :-::'c=-4_3oo-:::--:--:-67.,,..5_·5~2_08_~,....
'74 B2 to• •P nu tlrM/bat '80 Rabbit Convertible.
R II ~·so •• 2 21•• air, ceuette. to ml. SHOO
haa open1no1 ror their Need couple PI T 10 men-•96·5767 tor appt HOllfllllY etching•. elltremely llm-FORD une we .., -• -~6-7536
ltlr W11tt4 5100 Demonstrators new ottloe with the lollow· age a 19 unit Apt Matni In merlne oriented office lled tdlllona •96-7038
1ng po1lton1 ablllty nee 644·•157 RECEPTIONIST Typing. Pl'tonee, recep-------,.--.,...--,---'---2(160 HA ABO• 8l VO
(0\TA Ml \A f,•n 0010
·79 210 Wagon. Lo ml. exl '"'·9:-:::2--=R=-a.,...b.,..,btt,,.--=cn-vrt~.--=Red~
cond, 1mffm, new brka, AIC am/fm cau xlnt
37 mpg, 12500/obo cond lo ml 7SM284
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FH.IOll . TEUPllOIE Uonlll. boat vocabulary Kenmore [)ryef S95(worka
O,E••To•s Otrtlflt4 HRH ll4tt Headquarters office of res· 675-0915 well), King ala h4tad· J Mutt Mil 788-0489 ---· __ . ----
& NI " 7·3.30. 3.30·11 30, nr OC tauran1 chain he• an Im-board S65, 548-7857 HJI 9022 Are you adventurous 0 0 I IElllllE•S C "' SllllY -,J I need monay? Are you • • " F •Ir Or 0 u n d 1 0 n v mediate opening tor 1 lull Mull M UI John Wayne 'II .IHP OHRllH 1wPoR7
bright well-groomed and llAIAIH TlllllEH Hoap small patient ae-time, permanent recep· PART TIME Tennla Club F1mlly mem· 5spd, O/D. AIC prep. PIS.
.. ger to learn? Travel Cell lor llppt 540· 7321 s1gnmen1. good worl<ln~ llonlst Busy lobby & To deliver Dally Piiot early t>ershlp $550, 675-1879 Ult. Intermittent wipers,
MIKE MclEIUll's
SOUTH
COUITY ... ,.,.,,14., I
To attlat Olttrlet Man•o••
In Newport Beach,
Laguna Niguel and
Laguna e.ach tor Dally
Piiot Newtpapere.
Western s11tes & Resort hair salon cond Call 9-5PM M· D I mens I on p BX ·AM newepapers to news-ROSE BOWL TICKETS rear tree lock. end more ,.,
areaawtthoursupervlaed llSllTllTI 549·3061 sv.'itchboerd that ,.. 1tnC11 In Newpor1 .Beech GOOD SEATS SSO (0994)StockN S8•5
marketing teem JP Offl II /I quires a very personable eno South Huntington llO Ill • • • ,., VOLKSWAGEN /
Duti.. Include dlapatch of
newspaper• to cerrler1
covering down rout ...
collectlone and cuatomtr
aervlce. Minimum of 25
houra per week $4 00
p/hr and ml!Qg• allow·
ance. Call 6•2-4321
(9a.m • 5p.m )
Enterprtaes Ila• Hveral needed tor bu•y heir ot r tortt1ry lndlvldu11 w/front oNlce. Beech Muat have a d•· 780·9339 ORANGE COAST
Immediate openings for salon Cell 646· 7197 NON ·SMO ER for real H · prote11lon1I appearance. penC11ble car. Call Mike. Zebr1 akin xlnl quality
llll1'1'Vf \fl'll ' "tlWl-~JJ1' OIACH
714-833-1300
thoH 18 end over We Ille development-mgmt Position alto r•qulrea 557·8~93 never d l1pl1yed. AMC/Jeep
ol1er major medical, Im· H~'! f)~·~ri;~r.~~a:'~ co. nr oc Airport. Typing uae ol 10 Key ldder & llte TEUPllOIE SAUJ purchHed In Africa In 252•"H1rbor Coata MtH a ....
mediate Income while on trensporatlon s5 25/hr ~1~111.''·r~!r ~~~~ ·=~~: typing. Lovely olflcea, Aggreulve uperlenced Oct $2000 Call 241-1770 · 1•1·1021 ~--.. ••---II
tht job training. Exciting benefit• evall 646·S079 . ground htlplul Salary Ampedpllyca,nlldpeenrso"'npaact k•o•. telephone eollcl tor M11lc1l li1t. 1214 Aati•••• bonut program, high n101 Send reeume to Artlculata. able to com· • ' earning•. transporatlon Cadlllacs to 'Jo-Carta 1 lb •• AKAi Comp! """' video Cl i 9045 f\Jrnlahed Start lmmedl· Whatever the Fad P 227 1 • Newport THE JOLLY ROGER INC mun cite w u ... nets ex-"v•" Ill Cl
1tely For 1pp1 call June Roll 'em ott th4t marke1 Beach, Ca 92663 17042 GILLETTE AVE ~~~"M~~~~11Y ,:~:Ill~ !,Y,~t~;m~IVACc~~.~a7:~~ Ciattlc 157 Metro, turq l
Pridgen (71•16•6-3337 With a Claultltld Ad OFFICE lllllH IRVINE 250-0331 available NB 760•11•5 SSOO trdlfln1n 831·8523 whl S2000 obo 545-3328.
FlllEDUllDEll
*HONDA*
HAS 12 noon-4pm thru Friday Call Nowl 642-5678 20 yr old Publllhlng Co HOlnlHllT TOP SSS TV' btlt, 5•6.0489 or 730·2003
w1ntt 1 high energy Take cherge. mature per-Femtlll prtf. Model• and ltrff 6""2 a t J IN TODAY Is mufti talented person to son tor busy non-smok· 2 31866-1984 IN nl ti •ttr
run olflc• D Pl Aceto Ing Newport Beach travel EICOrtl. ( 1 cautifui 25" AcX Cir TV ---------·11
background neoe11ary agency 644-0360 Word Procaaor $148. 3 yr wrnty. Open STE•Llll llW C Ros SWORD PU Zz LE Small friendly olc Super IEHEI lllllEllATELY . Sun TV John• 6'6-1786 n
opportunity for • Ilk•-SELL Idle items with I '*WANG Beautllul 25" AC• Cir TV charge pereon Call Miio Dally Piiot Ct1sslfled Ad S WR TER " Theae trad•in"s wtll be
ol1e<ed II nMr
WHOLESALE PAICESI
'81 JAG XJ-6... . S 19,900
HONDA
CARS
AC .. OH
1 Tir• s Dl1tor11on
9 ConluM
14 Vital tlll
15 FOOd lhlCken•r 16 Tire part
17 Slnga< Smllh
16 ConMrve
19 Ergo
20 CST plus I"' 2 1 Back lid ott
22 OH SCheOult1
23 l tsMn
25 Wine buCkll 27 Supporl
28 Ol11weg11ri
29 C1mel hair robe
32 Riter
35 1n1•rn111ona1 ltgure
37 Accomp11ces
38 Announce
39 0111<>1ve
40 Allmenlll)
c1n11
42 Hurricanes
43 Ring vtrd•CI
4' Citn<;h
•5 Por11on
46 Bay
4 7 FIOO• cover 51 Blush
2 3
54 Olrtcllon
56 c.,,1ury
57 Ta Ill• lett 58 R101a1e
59 Fireerm
80 Paet or
p1v~rtec1
61 -ol bMl ,
62 Bog
63 Niiiy IOO~
6• Acrrt1H ""na 85 Fu11I
DOWN
1 Quips
2 ContounO
3 llkllWIM
•Summer Ft
5 C1ean&d
6 Once mO•f'
' Blu'1e•
8 Auer1
9 Gymna51
10 Gloom,
i • 1mprtnf
I:? lllel
13 Germer r vt'•
2 I Move 1roul'\Q
2• Po1<er PIO)
26 Sh&ller
28 Pe<1u•a•
;>9 Sntemn wo•O
6 7
30 Unconcelled
J 1 Picnic pests
32 Jul ol t1no
33 Auto Pl"'
3• Pe10 -
35 Hush
36 Metatwor,..er
38 Pul aw1y
~ 1 Nol as Iona
•2 Alor>gs10t
•5 G•C!w lat
8
Rodlch 646-1623 642-5678 *IBM DI PLAY 1 $148 3 yr wrnty. Open * CPT 8100 Sun TV Johnl 646-1788 A minimum of 8 mot ex· ---------
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al.,, Pi•1 I 1~ perlence required Ragle-PENT AX VIDEO TUNER. 5 .-a ••• 6. ter Immediately and be head recorder. video
.-.. ellglbl• tor S25 00 camera, many acce11
• • BONUS. Top pay Work Retell $2000 SACRIFICE
• ,'RT Tl.E OFFICE CLERI • lot pr .. tlgloua local com-S 1200 6•2-0063
panlH ·NO FM-Call today ••• ., ..... 7012
• • VICTOR TEIPOURY 13' 801ton whaler. 35 hp,
• \.'1•ry hu"'y rirrulation oHice nf'ed!t • Sf•YIOI " whl ateerlng. no trlr Sac· port ti mt• h .. lp firt.,wning hea''Y TH·11ll rltlce S1400 770-0771
• phont' truHi1'. \\'1• have nirf' "UI'· • EOE M/Fl_H 33' Dittmer Donaldson
• torn'pr,.'. Applic·ont" mui.t be neat. • YARD PERSON TOOL/ Sporttlsher, twin Clsl
• rP'-pon,ihlf', and hovf' a plea"tonl • EOPT RENTALS must $28.500 C111 756-1377
I h • I S 1 · h enjoy working w/people or 673-8310 • It' tp on•· p1•rsono ity. • ome tg t • Mech'I 1pptltude. rieet -.1-,-1-ll-.-1-1-.-.1111-1-1-
oHict> work &lw. llour'> an· Won • 1ppear1nce, gOOd print-• • .,_
• ,..r. 9 :00 A\-1 to 2:00 P\1. t<lllrtin1i1 • Ing Ai>c>IY 1930 Newport dll1. try S30K 960-7•87
• • Blvd CM or 22800 .. alar)' i" 100.00 pt'r w1·ck. Lemt>ert-1203 El Toro MllTIH 1111111
• \pply in pn<0on, \Ion. -Thur,,.. • ~~ 38' Luhra, dais 960·7•67
•6 Mustar>Q • :l:OO 10 &.:00 P\-1. A .. k for EilE·cn. • Jt~I Waat.. 51 S loat1 Sail 7014
41 W&dO•"Q • • Widow Ph oompanlon. 281 S ' 1 G ,.. d memoer C'IRCl'LATION DEPT. 11tehMhlddut1es,drlver·1 an ana. re.., con ,
•8F'renc11quee1 • c42 4:\2' EOE • lie loc rels ~6-78•0 St5,000celhortradelor •9 Assemo1y [) -. 1 ---~ equity In power boat of
50 ttm • • ht• 5510 equal or higher value.
5 I PllfS1•n9 ORANGE COAST ~ILV PILOT l?();!"§,1. German shePerd Eve/wknd 821·'148, dys
52 PGA event 1 • 330 w Bey Slrett, COS1a'Mtn, CA 92627 • Pupplet. Black & \en, xlnt 891· 1933
(71,)IU·llll
13 7 d e.acll Blvd
Weatmlnater Black '84 CORVETTE.. $20.900 S.tween 22 &. 405 F
White, Immaculate. lltrCHtl 1 loaded, w/T ·Top. tncludea balance of • 73 350 SLC, allver,
newcar wrnty loadad l Naw paint
'84 llNCOLNCARTIER S1•,500 080 49•-0167
TOWN CAA S 115,900 '79 450 SLC·Xlnt cond.
Only 10.000 ml , hll new 1oaOed. 10 ml. P-6 tlrea
car Werrenty $23 000 OBO 640-0219 82BMW528e $1 5,900 ·-------
Baille Blue s1111 h11 IHOEIH HYERS
lactory warranty ·loaded For competitive price• &
'82 BMW 3201 S 11,900 1easeratea on 1985
Red. Stlll has rectory models. Jon Aaynold•.
warranty ·loaded authorized dlr rep.
'82BMW 3201. $12,900 646-7027 818/915-8688
Grey. Stllf hll f1ct0ry
warranty -loaded
'83 BMW 5331 S21 ,900
Bleck w/blacic Interior
Still h11 l1ct0ry warranty
-loaded
"84 BMW 3181 S 14,900
Bronzlt
STEllLlll lllW
15•0 J1mbor.. N.B
Adjacent to F11t11on 1s11no
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For Pampered
Mercedet Benz
111111t1nou1
Top Merced" Pr~a Paid
Call Peter or Ray
MOllllfl ... TI
dlal IEIOEIEI
213 or 714 837-2333
~~ ~;~;:~1.0 •• A'4 EO\JAl OPPOR~UNll"I' EMPlOVER • temporment 63t-Ot81 11"'1-,-.--~Dtc-,lt,_1--.,,7'""0'""2,.,.
59 Trooo1emoe1 ••• ···~·· •••• -POOdlePupt. hacup, Toy, 2 stipa at Balboa cov;;:: lllW 9112
140.1444 -w.,..,..,--=,,.....,.-• ....,,1-.. -=T,.....•=••-
Min $250 up 546·2~8 s 150 & S225. Up IO 26' & l"l,7117!"!13!'!!2"01!"!,'!'!l,§P'lll.I"". -,e<l-tb""1·ac~k""'l~ntl
10 11 12 13 .............. iiiiilillliiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 35' Call 650•2709 MUST SELL. all ·new
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Newspaper
KIDS -EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZES!
\
AGES 11·14
EUN IW TO S75.00 PEit WEEK
Wt no• llltt I ~ OC>tll~ lor fOUlll '*'
buttn to'*~" ,,'6tn loi Tilt Ortnet Coal
Otdr Piiot Ovr trtws 'lafl II fJo p Ill allf
• .or~ 11nM 1 30 pm wtt+.day' ()jl Saturdty, Jtf won• ltw 111011 hotln You_, t¥111111ny lncK /alld pnns alOllC witll tarll>ftl fOllf own 1!10f11f
lbett 11 llO ... ..,.,. Of colllc.l.cla.~
H rov ait 111tnnlfd Oltlw u• Ml C.rl
:: (7.14) 548-7058 ..
DOCK av1llabl• for 40' $7900 Cell 840-•255
Boat. Newpon/Lldo area
851·1851 •LA-A•G•E•S•E•l•E•C•T•IO•N-0-F
Boal Sllp, 6 montht rental, NEW & USED BMW'S!
30 teet s2501mo. LIH IUOM llW
650-4•24 VOLUME SALES
WANTED. SHORE MOOR· SERVICE & LEASING
ING Balboa ltlend lo-3870 N. Ch•rry Ave
cation Evn 875-8829 LONG BEACH (No. Cherry axlt-405)
nave tomethlng you want
to NII? c1aa1lfled ada do
II well I Call NOW.
842-5878
<l1')1H·lll0 'f red• In• Wt1eome
OPEN SEVEN DAYS
Ovtr 150 New & Pre-
Owned Me<ced• 10
chootefrom
Jiii SLEIOll
lllNITS
HARVEST llMOUSINE
Weddings, Special Occasions
N w Y ar Pa kages
645-5826
•
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SOUTH COUMTY
VOLKSWAGEN
11111 IUO llfl
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WE CARE
lltwl Ustd
BILL YATES
VW-PORSCHE
~dn Ju.in r..,,,,1r.11w
837-4800 49 3-4S I I
A1tt1, Dt•tttlc
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'81 s 6 v. Mtdntte biU V6.
lull l)C)We(, anrf, xlnt, •7K
ml $8100 Judy 540-3822
NABERS
CADILLAC
LARGEST SElECTION
of late model. low mileage
Ctdllla<:e In Soutllefn
Calltorntal See u1 tod1y1
640-1880
2600 Harbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
1<41ella It &1 l'fWlffY
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FUNKY WINKERBEAN by Tom Batluk DOONESBURY by Garry Trud u
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THE
FAMILY
CIRCUS
"Mommy soys we con hove midnight at
9 o'clock!"
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
"Thank you Just the same ... but a cooK!e
taster I don't need."
BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP)
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"Another one of your tall stories?"
• WHO IS OLV LANG S1ME 2 THEY SU~
AOOlIT HIM LASTYEAR ,TOO ' ·
SHOE
DRABBLE
~OU CAN£'£
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FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
'0?-i~PI t'\6JJ YEAf-. \\I
SHOULD a.o ACO~N-
1ANC€ B€Ec FOAGOT
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t.
by Jeff MacNally
by Kev n Fao~
by Lynn Johns o
;) '1AKE.. "'iE..
r<a::P THEM"
GORDO by Gus Arriola "~E~
MOCCASll\J
ROCK HOP."
GARFIELD ..
MOON MULLINS
TAl<t: A t>IM Vl~W. ··
OH ·OH ... IT ISN'T
A CJ?,ACk" IN rµi:
MIRROR!
JUDGE PARKER ·
WMeN ouesT10NEO
B Y THE POLICE
AeOL/T' T LA~G
AMOUNT OF MONe'r
... I! INAS CAF'.~VI~
WHEN HELO uP
CAAlu DENIES tr•
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C~E ON. I'M HAVING A
PARTY TONIGHT ANV l
WANT ~O l O BE T~E.RE
by Jim Davis
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
C,ANDLE • .. CHE'APER
f..IG~T ?TH,trls THAN A
EXTftJNA<:':JANt FACELIF=T.'
~MM.A.
by Harold Le Ooux
BRIDGE
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Q.1-Both vulnerable. as South you f:, t>n then ~ ou r.rnnot ti• • r .. • n.. r• •
hold : _hand should pla~ in ... padt, + K 106 ~ J82 0 AJ76 + AK9 partner ,., "hor( m 'paJt•• rnd ha'
Partner opens the bidding \lr lth one long ht>arb thJt ~-Oll 11 ht • ~·· •1~1-
notrump. What do you re'lpond·: •mil Douhlt• tor tak1•1111t .u1d
A.-Partner has 16 IH points and tht>n hid 'fi.ldt ... ,, .~a:-' •"'• • t
vou have 10. If he h.t'l a maic1mum. pJrtnt'r . \ "'~
j you want to b1· in t 1am. 1f nnt \OU
want to !>lOp m a ale ~amt.-Tht>
way to persuade partner to bid .i
slam with a maximum is to Jump to
four no trump. That 1 quantit11<1.•.
not ace-asking. With a maximum.
partner can accept by Jumping to
six no trump or probe for a 4 4 fit b)
bidding u1ts up the hne at the hvf'
QA-\,1·11hrr 1h1·it11 •·'I "'outh
you hold l '' t1 • +AK 732 .\5 QJ.l +Q5 "
The b1ddmg h.t, pr·•••'• d1·d \\ •Jt <11
level.
Q.2-Both vulnerable. as ~outh you
hold:
+J10763 l:?KQJ "'AIO • +952
Partner opens the bidding with one
no trump. What do you respond·' outh
OMAR
SHARIFF
Weat
Pua
t.Ht
Pu
CHAR LES
. GOREN \ •
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t r hm• h:rnii hL • '1t !-
riot 11u.d1h 111r
I
A.-You really don·t want to 1ump I •
to t hree spades on a balanced hand ?
with a five card 911it headed by the \\hat do \ ou hid ""'"'
jack. In our methods we u e for<'
ing" Slayman; I.e .. t~e bidding mu,t
stay open until either two no trump
or three or re ponders maior ha'
b<-t>n reached. o a k for maJOr'i
with two clubs. If opener shov. 5
hearts or denies a major. bid tv.o
Spadea. (I be then raiffS spade'
Ch().<>St" tht> S\.llt gamt". If he SlfM off
with two no trump. o on to, t'hre
, I hn•• h"art .. 1•1 "'U' n 1 ( •
I' 11n.11•i.wahn~. ~:in ·111
• no trump
~ -.. ·
Q.J-As oJi vutnt>ra bit>, you
hold. ,......_
•A~t ""A75 72 •A.J
Your right hand oppont>ot deal~ and
of)f'n~ ont' di mond. Whal do you
bid now?
A.-Vou'artt loo Slr'On ror a implr
.,. ovt'rall and do not havt" lht" rtght
hand for a Jump ov rcall, unit you
are us1pg lht lnterm~d1alf! vanf'l~.
# ••
\
A. -) ou h.l\ t> a l{OOd hand and n1•
ronven1E'nt v. a' to 'hov. 11 lor t ht•
mome l A Jump to thn•( cpadt•'
would promi<1t> a bt:"tt.-r 4'u11 . hul \ .. u
n11l want lo ad' 1 t partnt'r nl t ht'
length of ) our pant, "inr" h1'
t v. o ovt>r one rf'<ipon .. t' prom1''"r;
another bid. a "'mp,. rf'htd of tv.n
spade 'hould "uflu.,, IM t ht• nov.i
Q.S-A s~uth , ·'ulnerablt>. ~nu
hold
•Q KQJ ' KQ1083 +AS
'1 our r1aht h•nd opponf'nt op~n ..
the b1dd1ni "'1t~ on .. 'Pad• What
action do yoi; tak~ '
A. -W r would be> p,epart-d to rfltn
m1t th14' hand ll• gaml" fo ~·t thr
mf'""age arr11'' In partMf', tJ1rt
""'th a ru.-• hui ol t v. o 'P•Sf""' On'
rood day, r•1nn v.1tl turn up w11h
a lour <'ard o l11ng.-r he.u.t ~H II . .
, .
v.11h thr1·1 'P1t<11'' ' ri ;; J r
m11eht pron, d It I? 1111 •n
rard ... u11 r1•pt> 1t1 d '' •
m1~ht thrn tort• \111J l•l r11I
h11i:~• trump' an•1 \11U <"••ulC1 lo ..
tnll c•• 4h• h tnc1 \\ • f "' •
· dt>q•r hid l'lf t v." rl1omond•
ti•• cto VOU t hOOH UMo b.•t o,
lead" f hul,.. G n hH
auwer. fen a rep\' of "\\in
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4 escape unhurt wpen tree explodes
in flames; damagesetatabout $13,000
By PHIL SNEJDERMAN
Of Ille o..,,... .....
A Huntington Beach family es-
caped a Christmas tree fire that
consumed holiday gifts 1>nd damaged
'
c ollst.
A Fullerton man who lost
his family In an auto crash
has no joy at
Chrlstlmastlnie/ A3
Coast residents revea{
their New Year's r:es~
utions./A3
California
Thousands of visitors
begin to line Pasadena
sidewalks In a').tlcipation
of Rose ParadErTuesday
mornlng./A4.
Nation
Former Love Canal resi-
dents to spllt $20 million ...
In settlements./ A8
Nation's perennial
procrastinators Issue
their pred.Jctlons -for
1984./A&
Wor ld
The year 1984 was one of
disaster for the 500
million people living In
Africa, and the new year
looks.no be1ter./B6
Viet, Cambodian troops
contrnue to battle In close
quarters near rebel
camp./A4
Features
Inventor Dave Johnson's
smog control device turn-
ed his family's fortunes
around in 1984./81
Sports
Adam Lockwood of
Estancia,t-ilgh School
does It all on the basket-
ball court. /8 1
their home Sunday. And fire officials
today were warning other residents to
dispose of trees that may poje similar
fire nazards.
"Dry Christmas trees don't bum -
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Cyclist
injured
• 1ncop
pursuit
Motorist escapes
after striking rider
near police station
By STEVE MARBLE
Of the o.., Plot .....
A Costa Mesa man was seriously
injured Sunday when his motorcycle
was bowled over by a driver fleeing
from the California Highway Patrol,
authorities said today.
The driver, chased into Costa Mesa
from the Costa Mesa Freeway by
highway patrolmen. managed to
elude the officers who stopped to
render assistance to the inj ured
motorcyclist.
Shawn P. Ewing, 2 I. sustained a
bro ken leg which required emergency
su.gery in the 9 p.m. accident at •
Fairview.Avenue and Fair Drive -
nearly in front of the Costa Mesa
Police Department.
Ewmg's motorcycle was cut in half
in the accident but the young biker,
wearing protective headgear, escaped
life-threatening inj uries, officials at
the Fountain Valley Cemmunity
Hospital trauma center said today.
Police estimated the hit-and-run
driver was traveling about 75 mph
when he struck Ewing·s motorcycle, •
sending the rider sprawling to the ·
roadway.
A Costa Mesa police sergeant took·
up the chase fo llowing the accidel'lt
but lost the hit-and-run driver a short
distance later on Harbor Boulevard.
Police said the man was driving a
yellow vehicle, possibly a Ford Mus·
tang or.Mercury Cou~r.
It was not immediately clear why
the driver was being pursued by the
highway patrol. ·
lhe mishap marked the second
time this month in Cqsta Mesa that.a
serious accident allegedly has been
caused by a driver being chased by
police.
they exJ>lode," said Birgil Davis.a
Huntington Beach Fire Department
spokeswoman. "There 1s no slow
burning process involved."
Sunday's fire was reported at I I :30
a. m: in a one-story home at I 7 I 0 I
Rotterdam Lane. rented by Lester
and Candy Blanton, Davis said.
Candy Blanton, her children Dane,
2, and Sean, 7 months, and Mrs.
I I
HUNTINGTON BEACH
FOUNTAIN VALLEY ..
( ) I t " N I I I ( I ) ' I N I t f, I ' I I I . , J I f, . . ' I t J 1 ' '
Blanton·s mother were home when
the fire broke o ut, according to a
nei&hbor. .
Authorities said famity members
noticed a small part oftt\.e Christmas
tree was on fire and unsuccessfully
attempted to extinguish it with a pan
of water. .
The residents then fled the home
and sought help from neighbor Rick.
Napier, a 30-year-old oohstruction
work.er.
· Napier used the Blantons' garden
hose to put out most of the fire before
firef~tera arrived, his wife Sue
Napier said.
Fire department spokeswoman
Davia said no injuries were reported
in the incident, but she said the blaze
consumed Christmas gifts under the
• "' :·--= tree. She said the fate also caused
extensi ve smoke damage. Damage
was estimated at S 13,0001 with SS.000
to the home and $5,000 to its
contents.
Red Cross ofTtcials arranged over-
night accommodations for the fa01-
ily.
Davis said fircfidlters believe the
(Pleue eee P'IR.lt/ A2)
~-Drunk s
offered
rides
hOme
There· s no excuse
for driving under
influenc~ of booze
Police and private enterprise have
joined hands to combat drunken
. driving during the four-day holiday
that closes out I 984.
The choices being offered to the
New Year's Eve celebrant are cut and
"dry" -a free ride home o r a night in
jail.
CareUnit, a national chain of
alcohol and drug treatment centers, is
offering free cab rides to anyone who.
has had too much to drink. People
taking advantage of the offer will be
taken home at no ch~.
(Pleue eee RID&&/ A2)
Woman
raped
in Irvine·
Police are in vestigating a repon ·
that a Long Beach woman was ra ped
in Irvine over the weekend.
Whtie details were sketch" this
momjng, police sa1d the woman was
apparently picked up in Long Beach
on Saturday. She was dnven around
for more than an hour. perhaps has
far as Montebello. Later, she was
raped near Old Barranca Road and
Sand Canyon A venue JUS~ inside lhe
Irvine city li mits. pohce said.
A pohce spokesman said the
woman returned to Long Beach
before reporting the incident to pohce
there.
Chicago and Pittsburgh
.are upset winners in pro
football division al play-
offs./81
On Dec. 12, the two Estancia High
School students werellkilled when a
21-year-old Santa Ana man reported-
ly ran a stop sign while being chased
(Pleaae aee CYCLIST/ A2) Coata Mesa flreflg~ten ezamlne wreckage of downed motorcycle.
Aside from the rape, she was not
physically injured in the attack. ·
Information provided by the
woman has led police to a possible
suspect. the spokesman said.
Mesa Verde Country
Club Is rated as one of the
toughest on the LPGA
tour./82
E ntertainment
M iss your favorite soap -
opera during the holiday
rush? You can find art
update toda . .r/ Al
Business
Learning Annex turns
how-to Industry into big
buslness./84
INDEX
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Bulletin Board
Business
Callfornla News
Classified
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Crossword
Death Notices
Features
Horoscope
Ann .~anders
Mutual Funds
Natlonat News
Opinion
Paparazzi
Police Log
Publlo Notices
Sports
Stock Markets
Tetevlalon
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Huntiilgton man held iii fatal hit-run
By.ROBERT BARKER
Of the 0...,,... • ..,, .
A 30-year-old Huntington Beach
man ·was arrested early this morning
on suspicion of, vehicular man-
slaughter and feJony ·hit-and-run
driving in connection with the traffic
death of a Westminster man on the
Costa Mesa Freeway, autho rities
said.
Dennis Wayne Viola was arrested
at I :23 a.m. today at a residence on
Cloudhaven [)rive in Huntington
Beach, accordin$ to a spokesman for
the California H1jhway Patrol.
Larry Dean Rowan, 30, was killed
as he stood next to his vehicle at the
center divider. It was unclear wh y
Rowan had stopped his vehicle and
was standing on the freeway.
Ro~an apparen~ly w~rnding on
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. i l -· 1985 promises ..
to be r@al w ·inne·t . l . . .
for ex-publisher . .
. Before t wish you a very happy new
y~ar, rm afnritrhm goin& to have to
apologize for havin~ too much per·
sonal reference in this installment of
'&arch light.
Ever since I first started writing
Searchlight many years ~o. I have
tried to kec~ it purely objective -
things of intefest to the-Oran1e Coast
to Orange County, to Southern Olli-·
fomia and a.little hi toQ' .
But this time, I want to claim the ·
pl'Wileac or talking a tot about a roughs has been in Holt-Memorial
per1Qnal matter. . Hospital in Newport ~ach for ~ore
Sp as we put the old year 1984 t'o tha.n a month with SC\leral senous
bo ho Welcome it is. . T. C most S<'VCrt 6roblcm IS that It
~rest, ~·re welcoming I 98S -and illnesses. ' .
to the st of my memory, this will wa?neccssary to perform open heart,
be <the 84th New Ycar•s Day that I suracry. At time~ she wu lO tcnibl ·
have celebrated. As I tum bacj my sick. a\ a result of two oncrial
memory-dock. I'm cc'rta.1n th.at l byoasscs and a n~ mltral· ''aJvc in
know the reason this 1s 101na 10 ~ her hean, that many of u thouJht ~
such a very happy new year for me. were lo ina h{'r. One ni.ihrin pan.cu ..
Aro some of you ,know (and I'm lar. 1 didn't ~c how the doctors could
ccrtail'I maoy of you do because there pull her throuah .
have betn so m•y kind ohonc call Many of )'OU, both Cat~otlc and
iriqumna about her) Lucy Bell Bur-(Ple&M lee WALT&R/~2)
a .... • ··-. . ..
the southbound section of the freeway
south of 17th Street in Santa Ana
about I 0:40 p.m. Sunday when he was
struck and knocked into the nonh-
boun lanes by the impact of the
eras . according to the CHP.
An rlier traffic accident occurred
mome s before at almost the ident-
ical I tion of the fatal crash,
according to the CHP spokesman.
But it is no\jtnown what role it may
have played in the subsequent fatal
accident
CHP invesugators said they found
Viola's unoc.cupied car in the parking
lot at Mimi's Restaurant on 17th
Street near the scene o f the crash.
The) notified Huntington Beach
police who arrested Viola.
Rowan was pronounced dead at
Western Medical Center in Santa
Ana.
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Kazoo Koncert' s a
krazy okkurance
ROCHESTER. : N.Y .. (AP} -
"~zaaa..ta .. tua-ta .. · wtlt thun-
der in downtown Rochelter In-
stead of ••may otd aoquaJntanoe
be forgot" on New Yws ~ve,
when 150,000 people are ·ex-
~ed to ring out 1984 on
kazoos.
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Orange Cout DAILV PILOT/Monday, December 31. 1984
Trial ordered for woman
charged in 3 road deaths
A former Huntinaton Beach
woman. blamed an a pre-dawn r
leaden\ that ~illcd thrtt MassioJl
' VttJowomcn. wasamsigned today on
4Uspicion of three counts of felony
•anslauJhter and drunken dnvmg.
. · Kym Lamell Murphy, su.11 .bound
to a wheelchair from injuries she
$\lStaincd in the Sept. l 0 accident near lf untington Harbour, was ordered to
stand trial Feb. 19 o n the felony
charges duting a heanng in upenor
Coun in Westminster.
A single count of felony man-
slaughter carncs a maximum of s1.x
years in state pnson
Murphy. who now resides wnh her
firruly in Oxnard. reportedly was
drivina west oo Pacific Coast Hia,h-
way when her car crossed over the
road's dividing lines aod slammed
into a oom~ct Fiat carrying the three
Mission Viejo women.
Dawn Joy U tterback, 18: Detiorah
Lee Slemmons, 20: and qiane Mae
Druckrey, 21 were pronounced dead
at tbe accident scene.
.J During a preliminary hcanng this
month, ~ was disclosed that Murphy
hada blood-aJcohol levef of 0.11 -m~• nv,.r th,.1,.vtl .Al whirh fl motorist
1s presumed 1ntox1cated. Deputy
D1stnct Attorney tnold Whtrn !>ll1d
traces of coc.1une also wcrt found 1n
the woman' ystem
Peter Brown. Murphy's attorney,
s.aid his client l\ad been cortvictcd o f
drunken drivl0$ about 1wo months
before the Pacific Coast Highway
accident. He said she was driving on a
rcstncted license that permitted her
only lo dnve lo and from work.
Brown did not say whether Murphy
was dnving to or from work at the
time. .,.
She is free on SI0,000 bail.
Olyrnp~c traffic lesson ignored
By Utt Associated Press
Congested freeways ma.} ~here io
Sl&J. since employers who altered
work hours and delivery schedules
dunng the Summer Olympics show
litUe lntcrest 1n making such changes.
ptnnanenl, a stud}' says.
CONTINUED STORIES
During the two-week G ames, area
freeways carried up to I I percent
more vehicles with 25· ~rcent less
traffic congesuon. according to a
studycomm1ss1oned f>y the Southern
California Assoc1at1on of Govem-
inents.
bn the two Olympic weekends in
RIDES FOR DRUNKS ...
Prom Al
The CareCab will not take passen-
Jtrs lo another bar or party
To arrange for a free.cab nde, call
• ~)422-4 143. Even the phonecall 1s
calls. 972-5653 (in English)· and
972-7276 (in Spanish).
August, freeway traffic dropped as
much as 25 percent, wh1lc ovtrall
congestion plunged 90 percent. the
study showed.
Black Friday was predicted. The
region had expected gridlock. Instead
it got free-flowing traffic.
Larry Foutz. the association's pro-
gram manager for special projects,
said the study found that peak-hour
traffic surges never materialized dur-
ing the Olympics bec,auSF up lo 40
percent of employers staggered w?rk
hours.
"There's no reason why this can't
work all the time," Fouu said.
But a survey found few employers
willing to chang~ work hours and
make other traffic allowances.
Among other factors contributing
to the lack of congestion was that
truck drivers were encouraged to use
freeways during non-peak hours.
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Sun to shine on Rose Parade
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A hlcah P<•sure ., .. ovet the wutern third of ~ Unlttld
Statff wTll kteP SC>Ythefn Ctlllfornla clear and mlld With ou•ty wind• through New v..,.·, end mott of the WMk.
In Puadena, tempe<aturtt wlll ~ In the mld-40I When th•
RoM Parade 1tart1 Tueaday morning, but the "*CUf)I wlll OI mb
to 72 degr ... by the time 80011\efn Cal and Ohio State face off In
the ROH Bowl, the National W .. thef Servlc. laid.
The high preaaure lyttem, a.ntered over the e«ttral
Roctlles, will also c:auae tocaJ gu•ty north to northMtt wind• In
th• mountains and below coutal canyon•. the weath« Mrvloe
11ld. The winds will guat from 16 mph to 25 mph In Loa Angele•
and th• Sen Gabrlel, San Bernardino and San Fern.ndo valley•
tonight and New Vear'• Day. Lowt wlll range from •3 to 53, and
high• from 66 to 7 •. Along the coast It wlll be mo11ly clear through T~ay
Gusty north to northeast wlnd1 15 to 25 mph In area• below
canyons. Highs Tuesday 88 to 7• Lowa tonight •2 to 52.
U.S. Temps H.,llOfO 51 11
Heletwl 03 -42
HOMIUlu 7t 62
T t!Y\119fll\lf .. lnel~•l• pr..,IOVI Hovtton 75 11
Cl•~• 1>1911anO~tIOw10 I am lnOlallapolle 41 ;; ES 1t1 Le K.w1MI Ctty 32
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Clnclnnl ll 54 48
Cl&YelenO 43 211 Surf report Columllla.S C IO 41 Cotumt>ua.Oh ... 33
ConcorO,N H u 12 LOCAnotl l(D '""" =Fl Worth 51 48 Huntlnglon 8Mcn l..J lelt •47 3e 0.,,...., 52 77 ""-.i.tty, ,.._,, 1-3 gooO
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eneltng al 5 p m Sunday
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8alhop •• 18 8econcl 111911
Blytlle 83 U 8econC1 low C11elin1 U 49
TOOA'I' s~09a.m
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Uneat., 47 20 W1!~IOAY
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MOntO'il8 119 •o Second 111911 7 3 1 p m 3 3 Monter~ !>-4 35 9cond IOw 11.43 p m 2 •
Mt Wll9on St :µ Sun Mill IOOIO)' 9\ 4·55 pm , ''-
--82 42 W-ay 11 6 58 Lm ancl Mii 11Q8ill Newp01'1 llNcn 83 45 II 4 55 p m
Onterto ... 39 Moon, ..... I 03 p.m., -·II 1 51
Palm Sc>rlnQ9 87 3t a m MonClllY ancl n.. 11Q81n •1 12 45 P&MCl&na 64 40 a m • Last year. CareUnit provided free
rides to more than I 0,000 pc~ple in
the nation. according lo B. Lee !}ams,
president of CareUnit.
Renish said the service will dnve
anyone one-way 1n the county, but
will not ·travel beyond county hmits.
They also ~II accept calls from
b1trtenders. pany hosts, waiters or
waitresses for revelers who may not
know they are in need usistance in
getting home.
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"CareCab meets the problem nght
where it happens -on the high-
ways," Karns said. ~
The Communications Workers of
Amenca Local I 1510 and Cooper
Fellowship Recovery Home also will
provide transporuuion for Orange
County dnvers who had too much
"holiday cheer."
Each car is staffed with two
volunteers, tn case the reveler becom-
es "unruly" Rc nish said.
"We're lrytng to save lives," he
said.
Holiday revelers face increased police patrols
Last ·year. volunteers drove home
over 100 people on New Year's Eve.
according to R on Renrsh, Communi-
.ty Services chair for the CWA.
Two telephones lines will receive
FIRE ...
P'romAl _
Mother Against Drunken Drivers
has suggested that every group of
celebrators designate a person who
will refrain from drinking and volun-
teer to drive friends home.
Laguna Beach police continue to
o ffer their "'Tipsy Tui" service as
they do yeM ro und .in the city.
l>~rsons who call 497-33 11 will re-
ceive a ride home in ,l.!aguna. But
police caution tha t it's too late if a
motpnSt IS pulled over for drunken
drivin~ Then the police take off their
1au dnvercaps and the nde 1s straight
to Jail. . blaze was tnggered b} Chnstmas. Other O range Coast police depart-
hghts. She said thc("ho me was not ments are taken a more conventional
eq.u1pped with smoke detector;s and a ppro<jch _a free nde to Jail.
sa1d .. one firefighter observed d\at .!~1e Area'p0lice have geared up for New
fire would ~ave been devasta4ng if Year's Eve with patr<>I squads as-
11 had occurred at night ""h1le rest.-._ ~ignq<t spcqfically to sce.k o ut and
dents were sleeping. · arrest drunkcn,dnvers. Since Friday
Family members told firefighters evening. when the · long weekend
the tree was purcha~d JU'il three ot began for many. more than 150
four days before Chnstmas and was people ha ye !feen booked into Orange
kept in a water-filled con tamer. Count} Jail on suspicion of drunken
. But Davis said . man) trees dn \ling :
purchased near Chnstmas Da} ""ere .\bout an equal number ha' e been
actual!} cut an eptcmber '>he 'aid booked mto \:at) Jails 'on the Orange
tree trunks cut that long ago ma}•ha ve coast
scaled themselves and do not soak up
water at their base.
Davis said aging Chnstmas trt'es
pose a fire hazard because of the
• volatile combination of flammable
S>int needle oil and dry limbs.
She u~ed residents to dispose of
· d ry Chnstmas trees as soon as
possible
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Ruhcn Valle. arrested at the '>Cenc
of that acc1dt."ht. later was charged
w1tll two count\ of seco11d-dcgrec
murder
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P'romAl
Kazoo KonCec't," wrapping up
Rochea1er'1 150th btrthday year,
wtll be tooducted by laalah
Jackson, associate conductor of
the Rochester Phllharmonlc Or-
chestra.
"John Phlllp Sousa would be
green with envy," said Jackson,
who wlll .wave his baton from the
Main Street Bridge.
"I can't wait. Who could say
non he added.
WALTER BURROUGHS ...
From Al
By tbe Auoclattd Press
You want todnnk? Have a free nde
home.
You want to drive? The soft drinks
are on the house ..
Want to do both~ You're MJ)OU arrest. ---~
For the four.<iay holiday kicking off
1985. those choices · are being
emphasized in the battle against
drunken drivers. who all too often
become drunken killers.
Man} stales and towns plan step-
ped-up police patrols and roadblocks,
and those caught dnving while intox-
1ca\(d will an many instances be
sub)ecl to laws that have become
notably tougher in the last few years.
''For those that insist on bar-
hopping, the troopers may very well
introduce them to a few new kinds of
bars." said 0 . Roger Lcdding. chief of
the Minnesota State Patrol.
Bars. brewers and organizations
such as Mothers Agamst Drunk
Drivers are promoting the "desig-
nated driver." one part}-goer who
pledge~ to stay '>Ober to drive tn-
ebnated friends home.
In Washington state. thousands of
"party packets" have been dis-
Sr
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W4SH 'IGlO"'
tnbuted to liquor stores, schools and
shopping centers. They include 'Tm
driving" suckers, "so people know
not to push too many drinks on that
person." said Sherry Frederick of the
state Liquor Control Board.
The South Carolina Beer Associa-
tion is asking bars and restaurants lo
offer free non-alcoholic drinks to
designated drivers.
KG W-TV in Ponland. Ore., has
d1stnbuted 0t0re than 8.000 buttons
saying "No Thanks, I'm Dnvmg,"
said station spokeswoman Linda
Coffey.
Dan McCanhy. a s~kesman for
Maryland's state police. said h is
state\ educational effons aimed to
"make it· socially unacceptable for
people to drink too much and drive."
In New Jersey. it is legally unaccep-
table to encourage drinking drivers. A
recent court ruhng held a host liable
for damages caused by an inebriated
guest who go t into an auto accident.
Delaware's Office ofH ighway Safe-
t) 1s supplying two dozen breath
testers for use at large pnvate panics.
They"re booked up through New
Yt'ar\ Day: said Rommell Cooks. the
deputy director of highway safety.
At Peppers Wrecker Service 1n
H0W4P[
Bl\(;
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Davenport. Iowa, owner Robert Pel)-
pers 1s offering to tow cars before they
get into accidents. Drivers who think
they have drunk too much can call for
a free tow home, through Jan. 2.
"It's traumatic for us to go out
every holiday and peel someone out
of a car," Peppers said. "It ruins our
holiday, and it's also hard on families
and everyone involved . lfwe can save
one life with this program. then 11 will
be worth the expense lo us."
Yellow Cab Co. of Oklahoma City,
in con1unct1on with two hospital care
untts: is offenng free Care Cabs
through Jan. 2. from 7 p.m. to 3 a.m.
In Salem . Ore .• a ~ozen bars and
taverns are offering free taxi rides
home to patrons who ask for them.
The establishments are reimbursed
by the Oregon Restaurant and
Beverage Association.
In Kansas C'1ly. Mo .. the year-
round Tax.is on Tap program offer's
free rides for the intox1caled. wtth
fares spill among the cab company,
the Coors brewing company and the
rt'slaurant o r bar where passengers
were served. said Shirley McCansc of
Metropolitan Transportation Sys-
tt"ms l~c.
For Taxis o n Tap. MTSI uses
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dnvers trained by Baptist Medical
Center to handle drunks, she said.
Since the program began in Septem-
ber. 40 restaurants and bars have
signed up and 80 people have taken
free rides.
The Alummum Company of
America offered about 2,500 em-
ployees in the Pittsburgh area taxi
vouchers wonh up to $25 for the
holiday penod. "It doesn't fnake
sense to be concerned about an
employee's safety on the JOb buti nol
m his personal life," said ALCOA
spokesman Al Posu .
Police. of course, take a less
friendly approach. .
In Detro11, 80 Michigan state
troopers have been trained to look
suspected drunks right in the eye,
using an experimental technique
called "horizontal gaze n ystagmus."
The officers judge the level of
alcohol ~bservmg the involuntary
Jerking ofthe eyeball. said Sgt. Frank
Pierce Suspected drunks would be
subject to other tests of sobrie t}
reco~n1Led bv courts
The Pennsylvania State Police are
devoting 6.500 hours of overtime for
extra . patrols. with the help of
S 144.000 in federal money.
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900AM I HOPM
Prulcc,tant. de\ otl'd pr.tH'f'> to ha ual names l he doctor\ prefer 11 that
1.11h1ch we of the Jamil) apprcn;Jtc wa }' .................. __ lllll __ ._ _ ........ , .. 1111111 ... --.--ti-i, t-,. .. "l"f"! mu(h. But I can't crrd1t pra)N .\., I -.aid. urd1nanl~ I clo.n·1 put
alone· Wc were al'>O blc\o;cd with two rnuth p~:r<,onal 1nformat1bn into
tam ti}' ph) \H. ians <jnd SC\ era I '>J)Ct:1al-~cJrl'hlight. but this hc1ng a great nt'w
1sls Part1cularl}. there 1s no quc'il1on \Car for me. m) daughter and m}'
we had the nest pair of card1 olog1st\ grand~ons. I hope }OU will for1t1ve me.
that there are anywhere -an .~ ~here You can realize how truly grateful I
that"\ nghl' feel for Luc) ·s progress when I tell you
We also were·blessed with a team ot that m} first wife. Hazel Burroughs.
cardiac surgeons. that included an died an her sleep o f a hean attack in
anestheml. All three unquest1onabl) 1970
are without peer. C omc 1972. after my good Manne
Ofcour'ic. tiha rs not qu11e accurate fnends introduced me 10 som e lovely
• l,.m afraid. but so far as I know. Ho;ig Manne wido ws. I decided I'd better
hosp11al has a group ot 'ii>. cardiac pick one of my own kind. so I picked a
surgeons that arc said to· be inter-s ub editor -the ed1to .. ofWeckendcr
changeable. Maga11ne -on the Daily Pilot I
No matter. we were blc'i'>Cd w11h made no mistake
the best ,, So you can understand no w that
I happen to know a great dpal ahout she has survived why I feel so grateful.
ttus particular group bccau~ they are and why 1985 1s gotnJ to be a really
the preferred group ot cardiac ""'-happy new y~ar for th1~ old man So.
geons not only at Hoag. but al<,o at lit )'O U will understand why I proclaim
Joseph Ho'ip1tal and on rare 0< this new yc,ar of 1985 the happiest
casions when a cardiac ~urgeon 1s New Year's of all, and I WlSh the same
needed at Ch1ldren·s ltn'ip1tal of to you.
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dlrector nam ed
Just Call
642-6086
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Pamela R. John,ton has been
named UC Irvine's new director of
alumni relations.
Jo hnston 1s respon tblc for p_ro-
arams cood11~d tb.rouah lhe Office
of Alumni Relattons for the benefit of
L'Cl's 24,000 aradullles In early I 98S
~ht and her staff will movt into the
Phineas BanniQf Alumni HouJe, now
under construction on the campus.
Previously, Johnston was di'rector
ofpubltceducation and development
fo~ the Jules Stc10 Eye Tnstitutc at
UCLA. Prior to that. she was d irector
of the UCLA Oraduate School of
ManaRCmcnt Alumni Association..
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nvmbfl" at ttft Ind yovr men•Jt will be ~rdtd, trau•aibed aod ddvurd
to tllt approprlatt' dlt.or.
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Coast
A Fullerton man who lost
his family In an auto crash
has no joy at
Chrlstlmastlmb/ A3
Coast residents reveal
their New Year's resol-
utlons./ A3
California
thousands of visitors
begin to line Pasadena
sidewalks In anticipation
of Rose Parade Tuesday
morning./ A4
Nation
Former Love Canal resi-
dents to split $20 million
In settlements./ A8
Nation's perennial
procrastinators Issue
their predictions -for
1984./~8
World ..
The.year 1984 was one of
·disaster 1Qc the 500
million people living in
Africa, and the new year
looks no better ./86
Viet, Cambodian troops
continue to baltle In close
quarters near rebel
camp./A4
Features
Inventor Dave Johnson's
smog control device turn-
ed his famtty's fortunes
around in 1984./81
Sports
Adam Lockwood of
Estancia High School •
does It all on the basket-
ball court. /81
Cyclist
injured.
• 1ncop
pursuit
Motorist escapes
· ter striking rider
near police station
By STEVE MARBLE
OflMOellJ ..........
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A Costa Mesa man was scnously
injured Sunday when hi s motorcycle
was bowled O'tCr by a driver fleeing •
from the California Highway Patrol,
authorities said today.
The dri ver. chased into Costa Mesa
from the Costa Mesa Freeway by
highway patrolmen, managed to
elude the officers who stop~ to
render assistance to the injured
motorcyclist. .
Shawn P. Ewing. 21. susuiined a
broken leg which required emergency
surgery in the 9 p.m. accident at
Fairview Avenue and Fair Drive -
nearly in front of the Costa Mesa
Police Department.
Ewing's. motorcycle was cut in half
in the accident but the young biker.
wearing protective headgear. escaped
life-threatening inJunes. officials at
the Fountain Valley ( o mmun1ty
Hospital trauma center said today.
Police estimated the h1t•and-run
driver was travelin• about 75 mph
when he struck Ewing's motorcycle.
sending the ndcr sprawling to tht
roadway-.. · ·
A Costa Mesa police sergeant took
up the chase following the accident
but lost the hit-and-run dnvcr a short
distance later on Harbor Boulevard.
Police said the man was dnv1ng a
yellow ve hicle. possibly a Ford Mu s-
tang or Mercury Cou~r.
It was not, immediately clear wh y
the driver was being pursued by the
highway patrol.
The mishap marked the second
time th is month in Costa Mesa that a
serious accident allegedly has been
caused by a drive r being chased by
J>illice.
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BJ. PHIL SNEIDERM.AN
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A Hunungton Beach family es--caped a Christmas tru fire that
consumed holiday gifts and damaJC:Ci
their home Sunday. And fire offiCi.als
today were warning other r~idents to..
dispose of trees that may poSe similar
fire hazards.
"Ory Christmas trees don't bum -
they explode ... said Birgit Davis.a
Huntington Beach Fire Department
spokeswoman. "There 1s no slow
burning process involved." •
Sunday's fire was reported at 11 :30
a.m. in a one-story home at 17101
Rotterdam Lane. rented by Lester
and Cand)' Blanton, Davis said.
Candy Blanton. her children Dane,
2, and Scan. 7 months, and Mrs.
Blan ton's mother were home when
the fire broke out. according to a
neighbor.
Authoriucs sa.id famiJy members
noticed a small pan of the Christmas
tree was on fire and unsuccessfully
attempted to extinguish it with a pan
of water.
The residents then fled the· home
and sought help from netghbor Rick
(Pleue eee YULE/ A2)
Woman
raped .
in Irvine
"Police arc mvesugaung a report
that a Long Beach woman was raped
in Irvine O'tCr lhe v.eckend.
While details were sketchy uus
morning. police said the v.oman was
apparent!} picked up in Long Beach
on Saturda' She was dnven around
for more than an hour. perhaps has
far as Montebello. l:ater. she was
raiwd near Old Barranca Road and
Sand Canyon A venue jU,$l.Jns1de the
Irvine cny hm1ts, police said.
A pohce spokesman said the
-woman returned to Long Beach
before ~porting the inc1dent to polt~
there.
Chicago and Pittsburgh "
are upset winners In pro
football divisional play-
offs./81
On Dec. 12. 1he two Estanci a High
School students were killed when a
21-ycar-old Santa Ana man reported-
' Iv ran a stop sign while being chased
(Plea.e eee CYCLIST/ A2) Costa Mesa flrefighten enamlne wreckage of downed motorcycle.
A.side from the rape. she was not
ph}s1caJI} injured in the-attack.
ln formauon provided by the
woman has led pol~ to a possible
\Ufipect. the spokesman said
Mesa Verde Country
Club Is rated as one of the
toughest on the LPGA
tour./82 ·
H.untington man helcl in fatal hit-run
Entertainment
Miss your favorite soap
opera during the holiday
rush?.Y ou can find an
update today .I AS
By ROBERT BARlER
Of .. Dll9J ..........
A 30-year-old Huntjngton Beach
man was arrested early this morning
on suspicion of vehicular man-
. slaughter and felony hit-and-run
driving in connection with the traffic
death of a Westminster man on the
Costa Mesa Freeway, authorities
said.
Dennis Wayne Viola was ar(Cstcd
at I :23 a.m. today at a residehcc on
Cloudhaven Drive in Huntington
Beach, according to a spokesman for
the California Highway Patrol.
Larry Dean Rowan. 30. was ~alled
as he stood next to his vehicle at the
center divider. It was unclear why
Rowan had stopped his vch1ck and
was standing on the freeway.
Rowan apparently was standing on
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Learning Annex turns
how-to lndustrytnto big
buslness./84 1985 promises
to be real wi·n1le1· . . INDEX
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Bulletin Board
Business
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Calif ornla News
Claaslfled
Comics
Crospword •
Death Notices
Features
HoroscoP8
84 Before I wish you a very hap_gy new
\J\4 year. I'm afraid I am going to.lhc to
8'8-9 apol911ze for hav1n~ lop much pcr-
89 sonaf reference in this installment of
B Searchl ight. · , B: Ever since I first started writing
.Searchlight many years a~o. I have
A7 tried to.keep it purely ob~tive -
B7 things of interest to the Orange Coast
A9 to Orange County, to Southern Cali·
B4 fomia and a little history.
A4 But this time, I want to claim the
Ann Landtfra
Mutual Funds
National News
Opinion
Paparazzi .
Police Log
Public Notices
Sports
A 1o privilcac of "'lkina a lot about a .,.. personal matter. .
1 ~· --iA'-3,__~.._.,.,,....,.,.. ~uTthe d year 1984 to
Stock •·'•rkets
Tefevlslon
Th4tatera
/ Be re t, we're wclco · 1 Jj S -and
boy how wclc<>m t is.
B 1 .. 3 To the best of y memory. this wtll 85 be the 84th N w Year's Day that I
A9 have cdebra . A t tum back my
A8-9 memory cl k. I'm ccnain that I
WALTEI .. Bu11oucu
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rouah oq Mc
Hospital 1n NeWpatt Beach for more
than a month with .evcnl ~;(flou
1llnc •
;rhc most <;even: problem 1s that 11
wa nccc:ssary to perform open heart
suracry t times he ... a so t•!mbl;
the southbound section of the freeway
south of 17th Street in Santa Ana
about 10:40 p.m. Sunday when he was
struck and knocked into the nonh-
bound lanes by the impact of the
crash, according lo the CHP.
An earlier traffic accident occurred
moments before al almost the 1dent -
1cal loca11on of lhe fatal crash.
according to the CHP .spokesman.
But It is not known what role 1t may
have played 1n the subsequent fatal
accident.
CHP invesugators said the} fou nd
Viola's unoccupied car 1n the parl 1ng
lot at Mimi's Restauran t 'on 17th
Street near the scenC' of 1he crash
They noufied Huntingt(lO tkath
pohce who arrested Viola
Rowan wai; pronounet.·d ~kad al
Western Medical Center in ~nta
Ana._.
Kazoo Koncert• s a
krazy·okkurance
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) -
"Za-zaaa-t•~ta" wtll ~
der In downtown Rochester In-
stead o{ "may old acqualntllfd
be forgot1' on New Year's Ew,
when 150,000 people are tx-
pected to ring out 1'984 6n
kazoos.
The "Kolossol Kommunlty
(Pleue eee LU:00/A2)
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World News
A2 know tM a5jill thi is 101n1 to be
A<4 such a very happy new~r for me.
As some of you know (and I'm
certain many of you do bccautc lhcre
have been M> many kind phonf call
inquinna about her) Lucy tkll bur·
t k. a a re ult of two 2 rtenal•
b}'pa~' and a new mitr1l v.1IH in
h r heart, that manyofu thouaht wt'
w re I 1na her. One nllht in panicu·
ltr, l didn't 5tt how the dooor could
pullhcrthrouah -
Roandtn1 oat ~e year
Vtalton to Newport 8eedl re9t alMI ~
tbeYlew aH tlle•==•llke.,..tlM.r at U.. -
Newport llarttor entrance on tbe lut
weekeild of UNM. P'ou of tbe '1m8eeke~
~tly rented two-eeaten blkelii UMI ~.,_..ILM"',.._th.e mlle or.a fl'omtb..e ~ • i
wblle two otbin rode th.ctr OW"ll t>lcJdee te
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Ofenoe Coat DAILY PILOT/Mon<Say, December 3~. 1984
Trial ordered for woman ,
. _charged jn \3 road deaths
'• : A former Huntinaton Beach
• n, blamed 1n a pre-dawn car
• l that killed three Mis ion
.. iejo women,~ arra1ancd toda)' on
• IU.Spidon of three count' of felon>
• tnanslauabter and dnanken dnving • Kym Larnell Murphy, st1U bound
• to a wbeeJcbair from IOJl.lriCS she
· sustained in the Sept. 10 aOCldtnt near
Huntington Harbour, was ordered to
stand trial Feb. 19 on the felony
ch:u·&es during a heanng in Supcnor
Court in Westminster.
A single count of felony man-
slaughter came~ a maximum of 1x
years 10 state pnson
Murphy, who oow r'C$JdC$ with her
family in Oxnard, reported!) was
dnvina we t on Pacific Coast Hi&h·
way when her car cros~d over the
road's div1dm1 lane!> and slammed
into a compact Fiat c~rrymg the three
M1s.~1on V1eJO women.
Dawn Joy Utcerbar k. 18~..0Cborah
Lee Slemmons. 20; and Diane Mae
Oruckrey, 21 we re pronounced dead
at tM accident scene,
Dunn& a preliminary hearing lh1s
month. at was disclosed that Murphy
hada blood-alcohol level of 0. l l -
•tt«• '"' .. ~th,. 1.-v,.1 <1t •uh1r h R motorist
' 1!> presumed intoxicated ' Deputy
D1uncl Attorney Arnold Westra wd
trace of coca.me also were found ,,,
tht woman'; ~tem.
Peter 8rown. Murp~)"s attorney,
said h15 client had been convicted of
drunken anvtn' about two months
before the Pacific Coast Highway
accident. He said $he was driving on a
rcstnctcd license that penniued her
only to dnvc: to and from work.
Brown did not say whether Murphy
was dnving to or from work at tht
tame.
She 1!> fm~ on·SJ0.000 bail
·01ynlpics traffic lesson not
persuasive to employers
8y tlie Aaso<!ia&ed Pre11
Congested freeways ma)' be hen.· to
stay, since employers who altered
work hours and deltvcl)-schedules
duiing the Summer Olympics show
Jlu le intere~t in making such changes
permanent. a !>tUd} says.
Dunng the two-week Games. area
freeways ca.med up to I I perc.cnt
more vehicles with 25 percent less
traffic congestion. according to a
study commissioned by the Southern
California A~aation of Govern-
Apartment explosion
:_kills one, injure~ 12
year-old woman who hved on the first
floor of the two-story building was
lt1Ued when the structure collapse.
men ts.
On the two Olympic weekend~ in
August. frecWlly traffic dropped as ..
much as 25 percent, wt)1le overall
congestion plunged. 90 percent. the
study showed.
Larry Foutz, the association's pro-
gram manager for special projc~ts,
said the study found that peak-hour
traffic surges never materialized dur-
ing the Olympics because up to 40
percent of employers staggered work
hours
But a ~urvey found few employers
w11l1ng to change work hours and
make. other traffic allowances. he
said
. ,
Suri to shine on Rose Parade
A high pr•aure arM OY9t the w.tern !Nrd of tM Unlttd
Stat• wlll keep Soutl\etn Caltfoml• ctMr Ind Miid Wfth guaty
Wind• through Ntw v..,·, and mo.t of tht .-.
In PIMdtna. temperatur• wlH ~ In the mid~• when the
AON P#Mt ltlfll TuetdtY motNng, but the merwry wtll dlmb to Ja4tQr ... by the t•~ Southern c.I end ONo Stai. reoe ott In
th• Ro• Bowl. the Nallonll WNther s.rvtoe Nld.
The l\IQh pr .. sur• eystem, oen'-"td ovw the central
AocklM. wlil also cauM local gu1ty norlh to northtlill wind• In
th• mountains and below coe1tal canyon•. the ~ a.rvlce
uld.
The wlnda wlll gu11 from 15 mph to 25 mph lii.L;o• Angetee and the San Gabrl.i, San Bernardino and San Fernando valley• tonight ond Ntw v .. ,., Day. Low. Wiil ranot from 43 to 53, ahd
hight from ee to 7 4. Along the couJ It wllt be mo1tly ctNt thrOYgh Tueeday.
Gusty north tl> northe11t winds 15 to 25 mph In ar111 below
canyons. Highs Tue.day 68 to 74. Lowa tonight 42 to 52
U.S. Temps 11#\IOtO ., 11 ........ 03 02
HonoNlw ,. u
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de~e lilgtl 9ncl -NQM IOw to I • m = •• ••
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36 ~Ion.SC 71 57 W-'*'91on 13 43 Cl\llllelon w v .. 47 Wldllla • 34 32 CNltlOlll.N C 711 53 Wlllr-Batre .... 22 CMyet>ne 44 25 WllmlnQton,O. 111 ,.
Cl\bgo a• 2t
ClncinMll 54 ..
CleYfltand 43 2f Surf report Columbla,S c:.. IO •• Columt>ue. Oh 41 33 Conco<d.N H 42 12 LOCATION em tHAN Dellu-Fl WO'lll 51 41
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O..Mor,_ 2t 20 40\tl Str-. H9wpott 1-2 OOoCI
o.tron • 0 23 22nCI 91'-. ~ 1·2 poor
Duluth .()3 .()I BalboaW~ I poor
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SAN ANTONIO, Tc~ali (AP) -A
oa1ural gas explosion nppcd through
'tnapartmentcomplex today. k1ll1nga
woman and injunng a doLen other
people. authorities said.
Police Sgt. Paul Buskey said a 65-
CONTINUED STORIES
Firt depanment dispatchers who
had 1reponed two deaths said la ter
only one had been confirmed. Holiday revelers face increased police patrols
-~ .
YULE TREE FIRE ..• By 1be Associated Press tnbuted to liquor stores. schools and
shopping centers. They include 'Tm
driving" stickers, "so people know
not to push 100 many dnnks on that
person," said Sherry Frederick of the
state Liquor Control Board.
Davenpon. Iowa. owner Robert Pep-
pers is offering to tow cars before the y
get into accidents. Dnvers who think
they have drunk too much can call fo r
drivers trained by Baptist Medical
Center to handle drunks, she said.
Smee the program began in Septem-
ber. 40 restaurants and bars have
signed up and 80 people have taken
free rides.
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P'romAl
Napier, a JO-year-old construc:uon
worker.
Napier 'usea 'rhe Blanrons' garden
hose to put out most of the fire before
· • /ircfi~ters · arrived, his wife Sue
Napier said. ..
Fire department • spokeswoman
Davis said no inJunes were reported
in the incident. but she s.a1d rhe blaze
consumed Chnstmas gifts under 1he
tree. She sa1d the lire also caused
extensive !>moke damage Damage
wases11matcd at S 13.000. wnh S8.000
<o, tile . hoR)e and S5.000 to 11s
contents.
Red Cross ollicrals arranged over-·
night accommodations for the famJ
lly
Davis said firefighters believe the
blaze was tflggercd by (hnstmas
hghts. She said lhe home "as nol
equipped with smoke de1ectors and
satjd one firefighrer observed that the
fire "would have been de' a~ta11ng"' rl
1t had occurred at night .,.,hrle re~•-
• den1s were sleeping.
Famtl} members rold firefighter~
the tree was purchased JUSt three or
four days before C'hnstmas and was
'k<:i>t 1n a water-filled container.
But Davis said many trees
purchased near Chmlma'i Day' were . t actually cut in September She said
tree lrunks cut that long ago Ill!)' have
• :i CYCLIST ... ., PromAl .. •• by C osta Mesa polite
Ruben Valle. arre~tcd at the 'iccnc
of ·that accident later was charged
~ w11h two counts of ~cond-degree
murder.
scaled themselves and do not soak up
water at their base. 4
Davis said aging Chnstmas trees
pose a lire hazard because of the.
volatile combmat1oh of flammable
pme needle oil and dry limbs. .
She Ufled residents to ~ispose of
di) C'hnstmu trCC's as soon as
possible. ·
KAZOO ...
From Al
K~oo Koneer("·. wrapping up
Rochestet• 150th blrthday,year .
wlll be conducted by 1saJah
Jackson, auoolate conductor of
the ROcheater PN1harmon1c Or-
chestra.
"John Phlllp Sousa would be
green with envy," said Jackson,
who will wave his baton from the
Main S\reet Bridge.
. "I can't wait. Who could say
no?" he added.
Banks, supermarket• and de-
partment •tores sold or gave
away more than 50;000 kazoos
by Frlday, and the sales will '
contlr.aue through Monday .
Thi kazoo, a toy mualcal
Instrument, produces sound
wtien the ptayer hums Into It and
cauleS ·a top hole covered by
paper to vibrate with a butting
noise. • 1
When the last kazoo strains die
away at midnight, lhe city's
largest flrew~ display wllr be
launched ovet Jhe Genesee
Rivet.
'ou want to dnnk'' Ha"e a free nde
home
You want tu dnvt'? The sofl dnnks
are on the house.
Want to do bOth? You're under
arrest.
For the four-day holiday kicking off.
1985. those choices arc being
emphasized in the battle against
drunken drivers. who all 100 oflen
become drunken killers.
Man) c,1ates and towns plan step-
ped-up police palrols and r.oadblocks,
and those caught dnvin~ while intox-
icated will in man) rmtances be
'iUbJec:t to law!> that have become
notably·tqugher 1n the last few )'ears
"For t'ose that insist on bar-
hopping. the troopers may very wel1
introdu<.:c them to a few new kinds of
bars." '>aid D Roger Lcdding. chief of
the Mrnnc\ota State Patrol. •
Bars. brewers and organ11at1ons
such as Mothers Ag.am~t Drunk
Omer<i are promoting the "desig-
nated drner." one pany-goer who
pledgf'>· to 'il3)' sober 10 drl\ c in -
cbnat\:d friends home.
In Washington state. thou'illnd'> of
"pan)' packets" ha'c been dis-
ROSE
BOWL
ST
The South Carolina Beer Associa-
tion is asking bars and restaurants 'to
offc:r free ftOn-alcoholic drinks to
designated drivers.
KG W-TV in Portland, Ore .. has
da~tributed more than 8,000 buttons
saving "No Thanks. I'm Onving,"
said station spokeswoman Linda
Coffe)'
Oan McCanhy. a spokesman for
Mar) land's state police. said has
state's educauonal cffons aimed to
"m,1kc it socially unacceptable for
people to drink too much and d rive."
In New Jersey. it 1s legally unaccep-
table to encoura~e dnnking drivers. A
rect·nt coun ruhng held a host liable
for damages caused by an inebriated
gueht who got into an auto accident.
Dclawarc'sQffice of Highway Safe-
ty 1 s !>upplying two dozen breath
teStl'rs for use at large private parties.
Th1.•)''rc booked up through New
Year's Day, said Rommell Cooks. the
dcput)' d1rcctorofh1ghway safet}.
At Peppers Wrec ker Service in
NOTE
-a free tow home, through Jan. 2.
"It's traumatic for us to go out
every holiday and peel someone out
of a cat." Peppers said. "It ru ins our
holiday, and it's also hard on families
and everyone involved. If we can save
one hfe with this pr~m. then it will
be wonh the expense to us."
Yellow Cab Co. of Oklahoma City.
in conjunctaon with IWO hospital care
untts. 1s offen ng free Care Cabs
through Jan. 2. from 7 p.m. to J a.m
In Salem. Ore .. a dozen bars and
taverns arc offering free taxi rides
home to patrons wh o ask for them.
The establishments are reimbursed
by the Oregon Restaurant and
Beverage Association.
In Kansas· City. Mo .• the year-
round Taxis on Tap program offers
free ride~ for the intoxicated. wath
fares spht among the cab company,
the Coors brewing company and the
restaurant_or bar where passengers
were served , smd Shirley McCanse of
Metropolitan Transponation Sys-
tems Inc.
For Taxis on Tap. MTSI uses
a c l'AUOf MOVES ,,_OMl'TU'
Af a 20 A M ON TUfSOA'I',
JANUA.-r 2. 191S
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PAI OYA
The Aluminum Company of
Am erica offered about 2,500 em-
ployees m the Pittsburgh area taxi
vouchers worth up to $25 for the
holiday period. "It doesn't make
se nse to be concerned about an
employee's safety on the job but not
in his personal life:· said ALCOA
spokesman Al Posti.
Police. of course. take a less
fnendly approach.
In Detroit •• 80 Michigan st.ate
troopers have been trained to look
suspected drunks right in the eye,
using an experimentaJ technique
called ':horizontal gaze nystagrnus.''
The offi cers judge the level of
alcohol by observing the involuntary
jerking of the eyeball. said Sgt. Frank
Pierce. Suspected drunks would be
subject to other tests of sobriety
recognazed bv couns.
The Pennsylvania State Police arc
devoti ng 6.500 hours of overtime for
extra patrols. w1tQ._ the help of
S 144.000 10 federal ~-
NOTE Flwl~ 1n ~.;~lay at Po~I P;raoe Am
4lon1 S.t11• M.ldtt 81wd bthwm it
Wun1nRIOn B•vd Eaton Or 1nO Siflr•
Mad,, v1 1; A., TIME
100 P ~ t •OO PM
9 00 AM 10 • 00 PM
Spe<11I tnlry nour lo• tnt n1nd1e1pptd
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WALTER BURROUGHS ... SI
,,
From Al
Pro1estan1. de"otcd pra-.cr' to hl'r
which we ul the famil) apprcualr
vel) much. Ru1 I <.an 'I credit pra)rr
alone Wt· '-'Crt' al\o hlrv~cd "''th 1v.11
lamil) ph \\1uan,and \nt·rnl 'IX'UJI
1sts Partrcularl\ lhl·1e •~no qur,t11 1t1
we had the bc~t pair of card111lng"t'
thal lhere arc am v.herc -Jn\ \\flcrt'
that's right'
We also were blc'>sed v.1th a team ol
cardiac surgeon,, that rm ludcd Jn
• anesthetist All three unquest1onabl)
are wtthout peer
Ofcour1e. that's nc.it qu1 1c acturatj!
I'm afr-a1d. but so far as j know. Hoag
hospital has a group of '>IX cardiac
surgeons that arc \aid to be inter-
changeable
No maltcr. Wl" were b~\cd With
-1hc best.
I httppen to ICnow a srcat deal about
this particular group because they arc
the preferred group of cardiac \Ur-
1eons not only al Hoag. but al\o at 'it
Joseph Ho~p1tal and on rare oc-
casions when a cardiac 'lurgeon llit
needed at Ctuldren'\ Ho'lp1tal of
Orange Count)", th1'l \ame g.ro\Jp
serves. J ha~..en't lment1oncd ind1v1d-
UC Irvine alumni
director named
•
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642-6086
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ual name'> T ht· do\ tor\ rrckr 1t that
1.1.a\
i,, I ''"d 11rd11i.1r11\ I don 't put
mud1 ix·rwn<il inlormat1<Jn 1nt0
\eard1l1jlht hut th" hcinga grt·at nt•\\
H'ar for nw rn\ daughter and m)
grand\on'>. I hopt· ~nu w1ll lorgn c me
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lecl when I tell ~ou that m) lir<;I wife.
Hazel Burrough~ dr ed 1n her !ilecp of
a heanattack rn 1970
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Come 1972. after m'.t good .~fanRc
fnends introduced me lo \Orne Jo .. el.,.
Manne widow<,. I Jct rdcd f d bcuc~
pick one of my own kind. <;o I picked a
sub editor -the editor of Weekender
Maga11ne -on lh<' D:ul) ~1lot. I
made no m1\takc ·•·
So )'OU tan undl·r-.1.1nd rww that
<ihc ha\ \Ur' 1-.cd v. h\ I kel !>O grateful.
and v.h)' 1985 I\ going to be a reall y
happ) nc.,., year 1011 1h1\ old man So.
you will undcf\tancl v.h' I proclaim
th1\ new \.car of I 1>X S the happiest
Ne.,., ' car"• of all. Jnd I v.1~h the same
to )OU
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O~ 1ROSES PARADE .
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f "'' ••O m1~ ~·-~bl1intO by con11e1in1 on1111h
\'~""I 1~• 1>t•td• •aul•
lj0l( 1;0 P-RlllHG row AWAY \11ns •• , l>C)Sltd
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11AP COU~Tt.ST ()I:
AUTOMOBILlt CLUU OF SOUTHERN CALflP
Walter Burrou/(bf Ji tb~ Piiot'•
lou11dla1 publ/11bu .
Rose Parade route · " \
Here l• the route for Tue.day'• Toum•ment of Roen Parade In PaNdena. Related etot'J ln on Pa&• A4.
Pamela R John,10~ has been Phineas Banninf Alumni House. now
named l 'C I rv1ne'\ new director of under construction on the campus
alumni relnt10M Previously. John~ton was director
JohMton is re'poM1ble for P!O-of public t'duca\100 and development
gram!> conducted throuah the o mcc· for the Jules Stein Eyt' In t1tule II
of Alumni Rcln11ons for the benefit of UCLA. Pnor to that. she was director
UC l's 24.000 araduat . l nearly I 98S or the UCLA Graduate boot of
she and her \!BfT wrll movt into the Mana~rmcnt Alumni sS«1at1on.
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-)'OUO C~y .. De ~'4
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What do )'OU llb 1bout lbt 011ly Pllut'' Wb1l don't you lfh? Ca ll U.r
nu.mbrr 1t lrft and your mt'tsa~t' wlJI be tt'l'Ordt'd, tr1n1crlbed and dt'llvt~
to tbe 1pproprlatr t'dltor.
Tht ~•mt 14 ·boar 1nswtrln1 servlct may, be u ed to record ltUtrt to &be
f'dltor on In) top le. Contrtbuton to oar !Alters C'olitmo mu sf Ti<'ladt flltlr
Dlmt' and tt'ft pbont' numb~r for vtrlflC'allon No r lrt ulallon t'lllt, pltHt.
Tt'll °' •ltat'1 on yo ur mind
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