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TOllOIUIOW:
Supervisors, airport officials. Newport
residents to hear new jetliner on Friday
conscious Newport Beach residents
all u~ awailina the much-ballyhooed
arrival of the redesigned Boeing 737-300.
The jetliner's Seattle-based manu-
facturer claims the 737-300 will flY far
quieter than the competina McDon-
nell-Dou&las MD-80, the jetliner
most used at John Wayne Ai~.
much is what re.nwns to be seu,"
airport operations chief Denis Hom
said.
With an ironically silent nod of its
collective head, the Board of Super•
visors voted unanimou1ly Wcdftes..
day.to authorize AiICal to conduct a
series of niaht tnts aimed at qlaahfy-
ina the l ~seat aircraft to beain
service at the airport.
of O.iahts Fnday aimed at 1nlt0ducina
the plane to the public, the crucial
scven-fliaht test series to'ill beain
Saturday .momina. accordina to air-
port officials.
The ~ 737-JOO ia I
sttttched venaoe of the t~
jet that has been u.ted by aiJtiMI aDCC
the 19605 .. a sbon.UuJ 9itcraft.
Fitted with more ~ .ew-t.echno&otY f'DIJMS ud I suetched
cabin to carry additional ~
the plane has been ma:rtded as the
airlines· answer to airports tbat carry
touah noise restrictiou, such r4 John
By JEFF ADLER oe ... .._ .......
With a whoosh instead of the aU-
too-fammar roar, a commercial pass.-
enaer jetliner is ellpectcd to touch
down at John Wayne Airport Friday
Cout
The county has frozen
nearly $16 mllllon In prop-
erty taxes paid by the
lrvlne Co. untll Its tax
dispute Is settled./ A3
Court date set for college
police off lcer charged
with burglary./ Al
Callfomla
Pollcehavethelrown 'LA
Ram' In the form of a tank
with a battering ram to
break Into suspected
drug dealers' houses./ A•
Nation ·
~eagan seeks slmple tax
plan; legislators react to
his speech./ AS
A retired general says
Westmoreland sup-
pressed accurate Viet
enemy figures./ A8
Worra
Justice Department OKs
search for Nazi war crlml-
naJ after mock trial is
held./A7
Four Polish secret police
officers convicted of kill-
ing a priest get prllOO
terms ranging from 14 to
25 years./ A7
Boating
Former contenders and
new rules are expected
for the 2 1st annual Con-
gressional Cup./81
Dick Daniels' MacGregor
65 sloop Joss can set an
elapsed time record by
arriving at Puerto Vallarta
by 9 tonlght./C1
Sports
Ocean View Hlgh's
basketball team claims a
dramatic 52-51 Sunset
League victory over
Edlson./C1
The UC Irvine men's ten-
nis team moves to 7-0
overall with a shutout win
over San Jose State./C2
· Fountain Valley takes
over first place In the
Sunset League soccer
race./C3
Sntertalnment
ABC grabs a second N......, victory-and
lhootsdown "Call To
Glory.'' /113
A TV movie about the
Atlanta child murders
draws upsetting con-
cluslons. /114
11'DltX
Bolting 0 1-2
Erma Bombeck 82
Bridge A11
Bun.tin Board A3
Bulln111 0s..e
Ct111tfted C5-7
Comlce A 11
Ctoaword C7
Delth Notices C-i
Horoecope Ce
Ann lander• 82
Opinion A10
P..,..-uzt 81
Pollcelog A3
Pubic Notlcel C4-5, 7
8portt C1·3
T•wilk>n B3
Theetera 83-4
Weether A2
to begin a two-day series offlight tests
that could signal the dawn of a new-
quieter -aviation era in Orange
County.
Orange County supervisors, airline
and airport offic1als as well IS noise-
"I feel very confident we 11 fi nd
some noise improvement. Just how Although the airline will fly a series
The aircraft will be ~uired to
meet airpon notlC standard$ at m.ui-
mum takeoff' weifht on two fliahts
and at varytq weiahts on five other
flights. The first tlleotT i1 scheduled
at 7~30 a.m,
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Fairview,
UCiget-
grantfor
age study
3 million received
for study lnvolv1n
oldsters at hospital
By PIDL SNEIDERMAN
Of .. O.., ........
UC Irvine researchers and the stale
hospital tn Costa Mesa have received
a SJ million federal nnt to snady
whether involvement in volunteer
work hcJps elderly people remain
more mentally and physically fit.
The five-year study will focus on
Fairview Developmental Communi-
ty's Fosler Grandparent Procram and
seek SCJenufic evidence that staying
acuve can help a senior citizen stay
healthy .
.. We are very &ratified to aet this."
S&Jd Franas M. Crindla.. who ts the
director of FairvteW (formerly Fair-
view State Hospatal) and an associale
professor at UCT's College of Medi-
cine ... It's one of the larger arants
approved recently by the National
lnstJtutc on Aging."
Tbla row of etoree on Newport Boalnard wW be ltalldosed to cleu ~1forea.ta11-Coutyarda ~center.
Cnnella said the study could have
tmport.ant ramaficatJons. If the study
documents that ProcraJnS like Foster
Grandparents help the senior citizens
stay fit. it could be a step toward
rcduoog the high bultb care ex-
penSCSJnvoh ed in treatment of the
elderly . .\t the same time. 11 could
encouf'l$e more widespread use of
st'nior ciuzens tn faciht1es hke Fair-
view. at day<are centers and 10 other
SOC'lal ~•ce programs.
Downtown strip to vanish Jn Mesa
Bulldozers prepared to raze nine stores
to clear path for 18 million shoppin center
By TONY SAAVEDRA
Of .. o.llJ ..........
The Hollywood Magjc Shop 1s
about to disappear. along with eight
other businesses on a portion of
Newport Boulevard that 1s being
cleared for an $18 mi II ion shopping
center in downtown Costa Mesa.
Storefronts on the west side-of the
boulevard, from 1815 to 1839 New-
port, !lave been boarded up while
coDtractors dismantle the buildings.
salvaging bricks and other matenals
that can be resold.
The final blow 1s expected early
next week, when bulldozers raze the
Conviction in priest
killing 'whitewash '
Coast Polis h leader
doubts policemen will
serve out sentences
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By ROBERT BARKER
Of ... Dlllp .........
A Polish-American leader who
lives in Huntinaton Beach cbaracd
today that the conviction and
sentencina of four Polish secret
policemen for the murder of priest
Jerzy Popielusdco was a .. white-
wash."
At the same ti me, the local resident
-3S-year-old Adam Kiemik -
disc109ed that he has been banded a
tape recordina smuaJed out of Po-
land that contains f'i1aments of the
last Mass conducted by the slam
Roman Catholic pnest.
Kiemik. who holds citizenship in
both the United States and Poland,
said the tape. which also includes
broadcasts of Pop1eluszko's funeral.
was delivered to him in Los Angeles
by a member of the Polish under·
ground.
The tapes have been mass
Related story on A 7
produ~d. and proceeds from sales of
the tapes will be used in the battle to
gain freedom for Poland and other
Iron Curtain countries. Kiemik said.
He claimed that thc-eonviction and
sentencing-of four Polish secret
policemen to 14 to 25-ycar prison
aging structures to make room for a
portion of the Costa Mesa
Courtyards, an 11.2-acre shopping
ce nter.
Fcatunng a health club, retail
stores and resta urants, the
Courtyards will be built on property
that has been condemned, cleared
and assembled into a "Super Block"
over the past four years by the Costa
Mesa Rede velopment Agency.
Pacific Savings Bank is purchasing
the site. bordered by 19th Street. Park
AdamKiemlk
terms for the sla) ing of the pnest ~as
a whitewash because court officials
didn't try to find those high in the
(Pleue aee CONVICTIONS/ A2)
Will pier pressure speed
HB's boardwalk eatery?
Sizeofproposed restaurant keeps thepTo ect
unfinished two years after destructive s torm
Some thi,. ao on forever. But in
our coastal cities and environs they
seem to take a httle lonatt.
In Costa Mesa. it ~ms that wort
on Harbor Boulevard is ncvtt aoin& to cod. In the most current cheptcr or
the happminp on HaJ'tk)r, traffic
lanes have been pinched to make way
for lancbatpin' on tht !Mdia1t. h's a
lot of ruft lt)'ll'\I to tum ltf\ onto
Harbor. nm·a ftO place IQ ao
bee.aux lht 1ntcncct1on'• aft.edy nlled *•lh can tl')'lftl to~~ 1n\O
~at's ltfi of the lanes •he.Id. Frus-
tration miaht ~ d9Cd by a httle
arttncry in the medians. bui what you
\Ct" all too frequently 1~ oran c tmffi
•
conn -tbouunds or them. Tht
traffic cones and Harbor Boulevard
attm 10 be ynonymo"
Newpon Bach tw its lona-
tanc:hna it.$UCS 100 The Cf)ntrovusy
ovtt John Wayne Aupon 1 pcr-
siswnt and hiP.,pitdaed -l.M benlt
appcan 10 be ne\itf'oalldlftl.
In lrv1ne • wa1i'with blted bttath
as talk IO(t on over the location of a
Cit)' Hall. Will at bt at HiJI or
ila.et l 4~ Wdl they (Yft decide'
Bue as ncn~mc and =a
thc5e 1 uc and tbctr -ror
'°IUtlOM ma "'· lht pelt bcsi<k the lona-pla~1na rontn>\.'tf'S•~ -and
lack of solu11on1. -in Huntington
Beach. .~
For toc<urhng. blood<urdhn&.
m1nd-boahn1 squ1bbl~ nothina can
top the -'&ls.a Ouaa manhlands
controH·ny. the fra ·u over down-
town rcdtHlopment ind the $huffi-
1na of paper and blam1naof othcn on
Oood ron1rol problems.
Now theres a new entry -the
Hunt1naton kach tJty pact • .\nd tt
may 1op them all.
It had its bc:a•nninp 1n the b11
tonn of Marth 19 3 ... ~ Wl\l"t1
destrOlcd the la.st 2SO f"' of the
I .8~foot p.n-. RC'pms looked
s1meJ!t enoQlh and the cu t \lcn had
tht r0ttt1pt to rany •nsutanct lhat
co'crtd much of the rcpe1r t
But a flip dcvdopcd over "'hethtr
thm hould bC' a ont' or c~o-,tor.
A venue. Newport Boulevard and
Harbor Bouley.ard. from the cm
agency for $4.8 million. ·
The bank. formerly Pacific Federal
Savings and Loan. will develop the
172.300-square-foot shopping center
along the same Spanish-style motttT
used for the company's Pacific Feder-
al Plaza at Newport Boule' ard and
19th Street.
Among the storefronts ~tng de-
molished next week arc Coast Music.
(Pleue .ee DOWJITOWN / A2)
He said the stud) has local 1mphca-
t1ons as well b(oausc senior c1t1zens
are e'\p«ted to make up 25 percent of
Orange Count~ 's population by 1990.
"These people are a resource."
Crinella said ··Man) of them are
quite competent and can be add111on-
all)' useful to soc1et) It's only becauS('
they've re,ached a ccnam age that
the}°"e heen put out to pasture. so to
speak.
(Pl eue .ee GRAJfT I A2)
G.r,oup considers
Cannery Village,
• pier area revamp
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
Of IN o.llr """' It.ft D1st1nctl\ e landmarks. \trtet signs.
ped~trian plans and malls. and
~1dened landscape-lined road~a~
ma:-help charactenze the Canner)
Village and Mcfadden Square areas
of Newpon Beach targeted for re-
development.
Those proposals "'ere among sev-
eral discussed this morning by a
c1ttzens' adv150~ group ~h1ch hopes
to offer a fa~hft for the t~o business
d1stncts. on 1he ~estem portion of the
Balboa Peninsula.
While the plans an· prehmmal).
the group's mecttnjl." 1n recent
months ha\e attracted considerable
interest from business owners and
rcs1denlS of the community anxious
to Stt the problems of parking. traffic
congesuon and detcnorattng bu1ld-
1ngs addressed. • -
For the bayfront Cannery Village.
the latest plan call for estabhshment
of specialty retail hops surrounded
by other commercial u~s. A hs1 of
possible busmessn will be outlined
along wtth a specific plan at the
advisory group's ne]tl mecung.
March 21 .
Vtlla Wa-,, which runs one ~•:
through the heart of Canner\' Village.
(Pleue .ee CAJINltRY I A:l)
ROBERT
BllllEI
NEW S PERSPECTl~E
•
1StarWars
rides due
for Disney
rt"Staurant 11 tht' end of the ~ooden
'itructurc.
But that sn:med to be resol"cd and
c'cryth1na a~al"t'd to he 1n order
when the C'oa'ital C-omm1ss1on ap-
proved a 350.000.<1qu.ar'C'-foot. rop-
pt"r-roofcd ,...,o-.,tof') Mructurc
'Tm go1na to do m)' bnt to SCJ
someth1na bl.ult out at the end of the
p1C1" b)' June 20 50 fishermen and
others will have a ptacc to act a
hamburacr .. Cit) ouneilman Ja k ~ell) procla1mtd at a Cit\' C'ounC'11
meell .. I'm 101n1 to pull all the
tops to c ~11e th1 "
The odd thin about the"',~ ts that
Kell' made tht "atemtnl la!tt f-ebru-
lf'\ The Junt .. O comokuon that he
(Pleae eee PTBR/ A21
By Ute AIMCia'-11 Pttst
Will Disney Productions Yid
Wednesday 11 ha igned an agrtt-
men1 w11h filmmaker George Luca
to design attractions for its amuse-
ment parks.
O.\ne)' oflicaals aho satd the) may
open a theme park 1n Europe and wtll
K<t to ~' S 100 m1lhon for new mov1~ b 11ir\I hm1ted panncr-
h1
In addittQn. Oisne left open the
1b1ht>: that Lucas. wbOSt •• tar
ar1" tn~. •R&Jdcn of 1he Lost
~rt" and •'Jnd1ana Joocs and tht
remplc of Doom .. ~ enormous
bo'-off'att ~ may make mov·
1 for the Burbank stucho. ··we hope Lutadilm (I .uc::a • pro.
(Pt eee LUCAA/ A2)
Marine critical after sa
An El Toro Marine C~ '11lner'Y •:;:~bly aavcd b11 '""'•life w . y when bit puabed kf" out of tbc -.y or an oncomina car AM took the bnmt oftbc impict himeeff,
in~&on f'C1)0n.ed today.
Paul Ooodmu. 36. of SU
Ocmente wu li1ted in critlcal coe-
dihon today at MiMion Community
Hospital in Million Vlejowbere beiil
beina ttcatod for two broUD lep, 1 hciured pelvis and • ak..U hc'twe.
The driver of the car, identified u
Oen Campbell, 19, of Dua Poillt
'
wu arraled on auapidoa of felony
dnaak.en drivuw. accordin& to OriQje
C.Untv Sberifl""1 U. Dick Olton.
Olaon laid Goodman waa thrown .a.out 40 feet by the impect. The
ICC'ident happened in front of a
,..urant ·on Camino Capi1trano.
LUCAS JOINS DISNEY,VENTURE •••
Prem Al
ducuoa comj)lny) will be ulvolvcd in
all areu of Oiaoey worldwide enter-
tainment," sajd Dbney's c.hairman
aod chidexecutlve, MicbaeJ Eimer.
T~ announcemcnll were mlde at
Oi1ney's annual 1hareholden' meet-
il\& in Anaheim.
Lucas· role in delianina the park.I
could provided a much needed 1bot
, in the arm for Disney.
Attendance at its amusement perks
bas leveled off at Disneyland and is
arowioa slu.Jlisbly at Disney World
and Epcot Center near Orlando, Aa.
In its fourth guarter ended Sept. 30,
Disney took St 12 million in write·
offs to cover projected losses on ats
film and TV products.
Lu~· first project will be a new
Disneyland ride based on Lucas'
"Star Wars" movies. It will begjn
operation in June 1986.
"It will utilize tcchnolO&ies never
eecn before in a Disney lherM perk. ..
Eisner said.
The co~ny alto aaid that Lucaa
would wol' on more than one rk
but dcclin to aay if he would p~ a
role in developina the possible Euro-
pean Disneyland. wbicn would be In
France or Spain.
The sale of It mated partnerships to
fully finance the movitt would be
made throu&h Silver Screen Partnen u.! which raised $83 million from
I J,000 investors for Home Bol
Office's initial slate of films.
"We plan to produce all future
motion pictures at an averqc cost
that will acneraHy be below current
industry standards. But in the face of
rapidly risina costs, we also plan to
protect. our risks throu&h partner-
ships and other alternative means of
financing." Eisner said.
Sale of the part.ncrsltips is expected
to beain in May1 the company aaid.
Tbc company 01dn't elaborate on
what other meana offinancina it had
in tnind.
'the SIOO million Disney hopes to
raite by the sale of partnerships would
&ive the company sianirteant clout as
Eisner triea to steer the company
away from its traditional family fare
toward the mainstream of mov-
iema.k.ina.
S)lonly after takina over Disney
last September, Eisner Jndicated that
Disney's traditional animated fea-
tures and family films would take a
beck seat to those pr:oduced ~its new
Toi.achstonc div11ion, which hu
produced such films as "Splash ...
"Splash," which included scenes of
rear nudity and hints of tel, an,ered
tome Disney oldtimers but was the
company's only recent box~ffice
success.
GRANT GIVEN FOR SENIOR STUDY •••
From Al
"But they're a real manpower pool
that's been taracly untapped. At
Fafrvicw, they rcp~nt a tremen-
dous benefit to our clients. -
The Foster Grandparent Program,
more than a dozen years old, enlisfs
older residents living on low, usually
fixed incomes. Each senior is
matched with one or two de·
velopmentaJly disabled Fairview pa-
tients, generaJly people under age 22.
The "grandparents .. handle a var-
iety of tasks. They may hold and rock
an infant, help with feedina and
bathing, walk around the grounds
with a patient or assist classroom
teachers.
Each senior works 20 houn per
week, earning a stipend ofS2 per hour
plus a hot lunch. About 125 seniors
arc involved in the program.
Crinella said correlation studies
have already shown that active
senion lend to be in better health. But
that leaves unanswered the qucstion
of whether the seruon arc only more
active becaute they arc in better
health to be&in with, he said.
Tbc studr at Fairview will try to
find tcientific evidence that simP.fy tcttin& involved in a propam hke
Foster Grandpercnts is a siep toward
better health.
The study will focus on three
groups: I 00 seniors who 11k to
become Foster Grandparents and arc
ldmitted to the propam, 100 sen1on
who ask to become Foster Grand-
parents but arc not admitted, and l 00
randomly selected "control" seniors
wbo arc not in the pr~m.
All t participants will have their mental and physical health · tested ~Uy. Reteatchers will try to
determine whether Foster Grand-~ts maintain hither scores ova
tbe fiv~ear period.
Side issues that will be studied by
UCI Jcientisu i.ncJude bow the Foster
Orandpercnt Pr<>snm affects mem-
ory. lleep and deprasioo in panici-pan&s.
-> CONVICTIONS CALLED 'WBITEW ASH' •••
From Al
government who are allegedly re-
sponsible.
"I doubt the sentences will be
carried out. I will be surprised if they
(the policemen) all aren't freed in two
or three years." K.Jcrnik said.
"It wu the secret police who were
arrested and it's the secret police who
are running the country."
Popieluszko had drawn crowds to
his Waruw church with his sermons
in defense of the Solidarity · trade
union, whic h was suppressed in a
martial law crackdown in December
1981 .
The priest was kidnapped on a
highway Oct. 19. Eleven days later,
his body, bound and· gagged, was
pulled out of a reservoir.
Kiernik. who said he fled Poland in
1977 after the aovcmment asked him
to be an informer, said he believes the
trial wu held to keep the people in
Poland calm. They (the aovemmcnt)
wanted to pretend concern. But t
don't believe it~ have been at
least 50 instances of similar problems
and several instances of priests beins
tonured1 .. he said.
Kiernak said that the tape record-
inp contain a song that the Rev.
Popicluszko sana .. that's become a
second national anthem to the
fatherland. It's like a rclipous anthem
{to Poland), .. he said.
Kiemik said the tape recordings arc
being sold for S 10. 95 and that funds
will go to an organization called
Pomost which is dedicated lO the
renunciation of the Yalta Agreement
in 1'4S. Tbe World War II accord, K.iemik
sa.id. turned larac chunks of Ea1tem
Eurqpc over to Ruaia in return for
Soviets' decision to penicipete in the
war apinst Japan.
Kiernik said a renunciation of the
q,reement would f vc hope to the
"enslaved peoples and provide a
message to Russia "that cooperation
between the East and Wcst can't be
built over the backs of subjuptcd
people."
Pomost, which means bridge in
Polish, is conductina. nationwide
rallies Sunday, the 40th anniversary
of Yalta.
K.iernik was born in New York of
Polish ~nts. His father was an
official 1n the United Nations.
DOWNTOWN MESA STRIP TO VANISH .••
From Al
U-Rcnt Furniture, University Stereo.
Ho llywood Magic, Finlandia
Furniture, Newport Check and
Cashing. Pacific Tools, Furniture in
the Bare. the Light Brigade and two
vacant suites.
Redevelopment Director Manlyn
Whisenand said most of the busi-
nesses have been relocated.
While workers from Viking Equip-
ment Co. in Glendale tear down the
buildings in the SO-ycar~ld down-
town area. some ne1Jhboring busi-
nesses along the west side of Newport
Boulevard arc getting a ghmpsc of
their future.
Storefronts from 180 I to 1813
Newport Blvd. arc being condemned
by the redevelopment agency, which
plans to use the property for a
companion project to the Courtyards.
Pacific Savings is preparing a study
on what type of development should
be built on the site, in hopes of
striking an agreement with the city
similar to the Courtyards deal.
Meanwhile, on the other side of
Newpon Boulevard, 25 businesses in
the I 800block will receive a $689.000
facelift as part of the redevelopment
project to revive the deteriorating
downtown area.
Businesses will be resurfaced with
stucco and renovated with canopies,
awninp, archin' windows and tile,
while rear park.mg lots will be rc-
habilatatcd and landscaped.
Half the cost of the renovations will
be paid throu&h federal subsidies.
Property owners can finance the
remaining expenses through city de-
ferred payment loans, in which the
debt would be automatically erased
after 10 years, providing the property
doesn't change hands.
9E!~T JE~S TO BE TESTED ••.
Wayne. ..._.-
"We believe 1t will be quieter 1n
every respect. both on takeoffs and
landings." said A1rCal's Franz
Lipsey. vice president for corporate
services of the Newport Beach-based
airline. "The engines are so quiet at
idle that there is a danger employees
might not know they're operating."
"We're pleased to talk about the
airplane and the good neighbor It wall
be," Lipsey added. "We thmk it's part
of a continuing effort to contain
noise. this being the latest, most
remarkable step we've had."
Lipsey said the aircraft is the first of
a dozen 737-3005 AarCaJ purchased.
It has an opt100 to obtain 11 more.
The cost of the planes and spare parts.
to be delivered over the next four
years. approaches $300 million. he
said.
The airline 1s trading in seven
M D-80s and earlier versions of the
737 on the new planes and expects to
maintain a fleet level that averages 24
aircraft.
AirCal hopes to introduce the plane
into regular service at Burbank Air-
port bea:innina S~nday with service at
John Wayne Airport to commence
within_thc next several months as the
airline takes deli very of additional
planes.
The contest to fly quieter planes out
of Oranae County is expected to
intensify amona airlines fis April
approaches. The Board of Super-
visors has IJVen the ao-ahcad tO a
plan incrcas1n• the number of aver-
age daily fliihts at John Wayne
Airport from 41 to SS beginnina April
I.
Besides ancreased fli&hts, the board
already has sanctioned a tradeout
package enabling airlines flying quiet-
er Class AA planes, defined as-those
that can takeoff below the 89.S
decibel threshold, to acquire ad-
ditional fli&hts up to the SS·fliabt
limit.
The 737-300 is one of only two
jetliners that noise experts belie'Ve has
a chance of qualifyina for the extra
flijhts. The other plane is the hi&h-
wing. I 00-pauenger BAc-146 flown
by Pacific Southwest Airlines which
has yet to qualify at John Wayne
Airpon.
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8arf report = ~
4 motorhomes
burgled in Valley
storage facility
-IMAN long leecl> 1.2 poor Monrovle
1·2 poor Monl•91' 1·2 poor Ml. Wllon 1 poor NNpott ._,
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Four motorhomcs were bur-
&larized while per'ked at a Fountajn
\'alley storaac business, police re-
ported Wednesday.
Windows were smashed to aain
entry into the vehicles at the Stor N
Lok yard at 1050S Garfield Ave.
A black and white television set
and a down sleepina bag were stolen
CANNERY, PIER REVAMP •.•
Prom Al
may be widened to tither provide for
two-way traffk or one-way traffic
with pamna spaces along one side.
Such widenana would require tak·
ing over property along the western
side of the road, said Pat Mann of the
Arroyo Group, the Pasadena-based
planning firm which is helpina the
city draw up the redevelopment
plans.
··Therc•s b6 doubt it would be
expensive, but it would alto open up
the area to circulation to make thlS
whole plan function," Mann aaid.
A strona identity is sought for both
Cannery Villaac and the oceanfront
McFadden SQuare, which includes
the Newport Pier and surroundina
businesses. To accomplish that,
sl)Ccial crosswalk paving. pedestrian
plaz.u, landmark entry sians and
landscaped walkways arc emphasized
in the plans, Mann said.
Also considered for both areas arc
parkina structures and a rcalianment
of Newpon Boulevard to address
chronic traffic problems in the area.
McFadden Square would feature
retail businesses as well as a preser-
vation of marine-use busil\CS\CS.
While both committee members
and business owners were concerned
this morrung about parking and
traffic, several suggested that re-
development plans should emphasize
pedestrian use.
Parkina miaht be provided along
the permimeter of the area. but
,...,.,
4.468-tfl
t044a.m
5.23 p.m 11 Slpm
1.a
66 oi ••
from a tan 19lD Fleetwood South·
wind.
Audio-video equipment, alcoholic
beverages and clothing were taken
from a white 1983 Journey.
Losses from a 1976 Cruise Air and a
crcarri-<:olored Winnebago were not
immediately determined.
walkways and malls would dis.
courage v1S1tors from driving about,
hunting for nearby spac.es.
"I have problems with the increase
1n parking." said City Councilwoman
Ruthelyn Plummer. who was a guest
at the meeting. "There's already too
many cars in this area. Did you
consider the use of a shuttle service
when you put 1h1s (plan) t~ther'?"
Others recommended an ancreased
use ofb1ke lanes in the proposals.
The advisory committee will meet
at least once or twice again before a
proposal is offered for review by the
Newport Beach Plannang Com-
mission and City Council, Mann
said. Their hcannJS O!l the redevelop-
ment plans could begin by late sprina
or early sui:nmer.
PIER PROJECT STILL UNCOMPLETED ...
From Al
was shooting for was last year.
By comparison, the Seal Beach pier
sustained far more serious damage.
About two-thirds of the structure was
destroyed whc~ waves bro~e the. pi~r
into three secuons. The city d1dn t
have any insurance and the repair tab
hit $2.3 million.
But with st.ate and federal vants
and loans and an aggressive fund-
raising drive by citizens, the repair
work was completed and the 1,800-
foot pier was reopened several weeks
ago.
In the meantime, the Huntinaton
Beach pier sits and sits.
Mayor Ruth Bailey and the rest of
the C aty Council membera don't like
it and they're trying to get the work
finished an time for the second
summer 10 a row.
Th.is time, at Bailey's uraing. the
city has appointed a pier proj~t
manaaer who has been told to finish
the work by July -this July.
There arc tome in City Hall who
say that the pier work "fell down a
crack" and that top staff officials
made it a low-priority project. There
arc also accusations of wnghng.
But the principal reason for the
delay, accordina to City Enpnccr Les
Evans, came when City Council
members approved City Adminis-
trator Charjcs Thompson's rec-
ommendation to build a two-story
restaurant instead of a one-story
structure.
The heavier structure required the
suppon of steel beams, and the steel
beams proved to be too much of a
load fo r the pier so additional pilinp
had to be planted into the ocean floor.
The pier actually was repaired
under less-demanding standards last
March. But practically everythina
had to be done over to accommodate
the heavier load.
Evans said the last of the pilinp
and a new boat ramp ~hould be
finished ina few days and that bids for
the restaurant reconstruction should
go out soon. He said work should be
completed in four to six months.
The old pier was first built in 1914
and rebuilt in 1940 aftcphe devastat-
ing storm of 1939.
So there is precedent that the pier
can be rebuilt. It's just a matter of
time.
. ~-. ~ .. -. '
. -B ULLE TIN BOARD
I
I Mayor's Ball set
Irvine Co. property t
Friday in Valley
Th~ Fountain Va]kY Chamber of Commerce will
erc1ent its annual Mayor's Ball Frid•Y. at the Mile Square
Go.If Course Restaurant. Theevent will honor Mayor Ben
Neilsen and City Council members Oeorse Scou , Barbara
Brown, Fred Voss and Jim Neal.
The eve~ing beJids with cocktails at 6:30 f .m.
followed b}' d inner at 8'and dancina to the musk o the Full~rt~n C~llege dance band. The cost is $25 and the
pub.he 1s invited. Call 962-4441 for funher information o r
reservauons.
L ove and tear e n mlned
A two.hour scminjlr focusing on the basic emotions of
l~ve and fear will be presented Friday in Room 119 of the
..f'1ne Arts .Hall ofOrao~ Coast College in Costa Mesa.
Mamage and farp1 ly counselor Dr. Charles Leviton
will conduct the session, scheduled from 7 to 9 p.m.
Admission is $7 and a,ddhional information is available at
432-5880.
Or6an concert at cathedral
David Craighead will present an organ concert as part or the Hazel Wri&h) Organ Concert Series Friday at the
Crystal Cathedraf. •2 141 Lewis St., Garden Grove.
Craighead's program. at 8 p.m .. will include works by
Sowerb).'. Moussorgsky, Mendelssohn. Mulct, Albright
and W1llan. Call 971-4039 for funher information and
reservations.
Sln6let1 11ea1on at college
A communication work.sho p for singles, desi~ed to
help break down barriers, will be presented Fnday at
Orange Coast College in Costa mesa.
Dr. Steven Winer, a communication consultant who
specializes in relationships, will lead the session. schc~ul~ f~om 7 to 11 p.m. in the OCC Faculty House.
Adnu5'1on 1s SI 0 and additional informatio n is available
at 432-5880.
R e111%atlon .emlnar at OCC
Techniqu'es for "Instant relaxation" will be taught
Friday evening at a seminar in Room 113 of the
Counseling and Admissions Building a t Orange Coast
College in Costa Mesa.
Marriage counselor Dr. Ch ris Schriner will lead the
seminar. pla nned from 7 to 10 p.m . The cost 1s SS and
more information is available at 432-5880.
Wildlife walk .et Saturday
BJ JEPI' ADLER
Ot ... Ollr ........
The Oranat County Board of Super·
visors moved this week to 1el 111de nearly
SI 6 million in property taxes paid by the
Irvine Co. until its S32 million tax dispute
with lhc county's largest landholder 1s
resolved.
W itho ut oomrnent, supervisors voted to
impound the S 16 million the Irvine Co.
already has paid on its disputed tax bill, the
result of a reassessment completed after the
Irvine Co. was sold in 1983 to ill chairman,
Wildlife. early wildtlowers and an archeological site
will be o n view a t a Weir Canyon walkalong Saturday .
mo rning sponsored by the Sea and Sage Audubon Society.
Bird expert Pete Bloom will conduct the tour. which
begins at 9 a.m. a1 the end of Hidden Canyon Road in the
Anahejm Hills. Call the society at 634-2246 for more
information.
European tour preview slated
Free travel previews of the Saddleback College North
Community Servkes summer European ar:ts and culture
tour will be offered Saturday morning in Room A302 on
1he Irvine cmapus.
Fine ans instructors krry McGrath and Leonard
Scarola will present the program at 10:30 a.m. It will be
repeated March 9 and April 6. Call 559-1313 for further
information.
Urban photo aeml nar planned
A seminar for 1he beginner or intermediate photogra-
pher who wants to capture the urban enviro nment on film
will be presented Saturday in Room 113 of the Counseling
and Admissions Building of Orange Coast College in
Costa Mesa.
Photographer Ron Eggers, a magazine contributing
edito r, will conduct the workshop, titled "Shooting in the
City," from 9:30a.m. to 2:}0 p.m. The fee isS20and more
information is available at 432-5880. '
_,, Bullcllng a better tree
Dona.Id Bttn.
Disputed taJC assessments routinely are
placed in a special impound acoount until
the matter is settled, whether by the
county•a assessment appeal board or
throuJh a subsequent court action.
In a related action Tuesday. supervisors
delayed for Olle week a reqllest !Jy Aoessor
Bradley to authorize a S2SO,OOO upen-
diture, ro~ the hirinJ of an o uuide ~firm
to au1st m prepanng the county's case on
the matter. The appeal 1s 1thedulcd to be
heard b~ an assessment appeals heanng
panel in April.
Self-hypnosl• work•hop set
Self-hypnosis as a tool for coping with stress will be
detailed Saturday m orning in a 9 a.m . seminar offered by
Saddleback College No rth in Irvine.
Stude n t Kim Kopp admlree an anuDJ tree
on the lawn near UC Irrine•• Fine Arta
G urucharan Sin~ Khalsa wall conduct the ex-Art k •
rimental workshop in Room A306 of the campus. The ~ is $20 and further information may be obtained at U 0 Vl C did not suffi
559-1313.
Thunday, Jan. 7
• 7:30 p.m .. Irvine Plualng Comml11loa,
Counci l Chambers, 17200 Jam boree Btvd.
Pou cr Loe
By Ute A11ocla ted Press
Andrija Artukovic. 1he 85-year-old ex-
patnate accused by Yugoslavia of war
crimes. recovered from a bout of nausea
whhout suffering a stroke. despite a
lawyer's report. the hospital said Wednes-
. day.
C1ty Ro nald Bonaparte. an attorney helping
Surfside Colony resident fight 'tugoslav
extradition efforts. contended this week
that the octogenanan had ··spasms of
vomiting and was not 1n good shape" at
Long Beach Naval Hospital.
"My interpretati on of what the d oc1or
said was that he seemed to ~ufTer somt·
stroke or disorder ... Bonaparte said.
However~ hospital spokesman t mdt
Howard S1xsm11h denied that Wednesda~
..
Orenge Coast DA.ILV PILOT!Thurldey. ~ 1, 1 ... '*AI
\ ayments frQMJZJ
lay Wu requcswd by Supervoor
tande who called the a~ ...
rtant • ~to the county. But be
ounty Couo.el Adrian Kuy-per. s w ained one deputy county
coun to 1he c.asc, 10 ttVlew the~" to
~t areld> ~i" 2.011 Ud psrce11,
claimutt the 1a1e of 1he ~
comp1ny to Bteo did DOI comtitute 1
cban~ in eech propen(t Owaer*ip.
df te ne Whethe r outaick lqa1 UStStanoe in th alter is necessary.
ppeal, the l111tst evef to be filed
Uodet Propolition 13, property C&D ooly
be reat1e•d to its fuO matkd value wbeD
it ii IOkt Of tnnalemd. ~llC, PfOl>-
erty taxes are lunit.ed tO a 2 peruo1 ioa cw
each yeu. the county, iJ expected t0 occupy
ssment appeals panel (or as many
mo nths.
The Irvine Co. peid $17.& millioa in
property taxes duri~ 1983--84 while lhi1
year'1eitimared tax btll, whiC'b includes lbe
rcasseument, comes to about SSI million.
Irvine Co., the county's b1gcst
r. appca)ed the masstve tu ~
art
F eb. 19court
date set for
college guard
Charged with burglaries at
Newport apartment complex --------
By STEVE MARBLE
Ol_O., .........
A Feb. 19 court date has been set for a former
Saddleback College police officer charged with a rash of
burglaries 1hat plagued a Newport Beach apartment
complex for more than two years.
John Leonard Miller. 34. could be sentenced to a
maximum of 16 yean in state pt1son 1fconv1cted on all the
counts.
Miller was arrested in December after a ~worker
became suspicious of the amount of stereo and video
equ1pemen1 Miller allegedly had piled in his campus
office. · ~
More than S200.000 worth of stolen property
eventually was recovered from the security office and
Miller's Laguna Niguel home, Newport police stated.
Miller was ordered \0 stand trial for allegedly
commuting 15 bur&)anes at the Oakwood Garden
Apartments in Newport Beach. three burglanes at the
Saddleback College campus in Irvine and two at the
college's campus 1n M ission Viejo.
The fonner sccunty guard also1scbargcd wnha sins.le·
count of recieving stolen pro perty, a charge relaung to the
theft of a pair of binoculars from the federal offices of Fish
and W 1ldhfe in Laguna Niguel.
An additional count of burglary was dismissed
because the v1ct1m. 1den11fied as a Marine. now ts
stationed overseas and was unable to testify at the
prelim1nal) heanng 10 Newpon Beach.
Arraignment wtll be held 10 superior cou.rt in Santa
Ana.
Harbor Municipal Co urt Judge Russell Bostrom
refused a request Monday to lower Miller's $50.000 bail.
He 1s being held at Orange County Jail. '
Police who 1nvest1gated tM buralancs claimed Mtller
could be responsible for as many as 100 break ins. Officer
Tom Ltttle said many -pet'haps the ma1on ty -of the
v1c11ms have still not been located.
About 1.800 pieces of stolen property were recovered
dunng the invest1gat1on. said Little. The property wtll be
held b> Newpon police unt1l 1t 1s identified and returned
to owners. Un1denufied propcrt)' eventually wtll be sold at
an auction
Deput) D1Stnc1 Attornc) Mike Khoun said 1n most
-0f the burglan es. M iller used a pass kc) to enter
apartments at the Oakwood complex. He said Miller was a
pan-time ~unt~ offi cer at the apartment comple~
lo several cases. v1c11ms testified rhat the y had mercl)
stepped out of their apartments and returned to find their
residence had been burglanzed
John Tvtlcr recalled that he and a fnend strolled out
to a spa al the apartment comple.>. and rerumed a short
time later to discover someone had e ntered t he apart men I
and taken their wallets.
Glenn l lmetsu said he ~ent out of town on a tw<>-<ia>
busi ness rnp in J 984 and found a '1deo recorder. stereo
equipment and se'eral camera attachments missing.
t:metsu said 11 would hlt-\•e taken "°meone several
trips to haul the propert} out of his apart(Tlent
Because of his pos1t1on at the apartments. Miller
helped 1nvcs11ga1e some of the burglanes he no~ 1s
charged w11h. pohce said
stroke , official says
"He did not have a stroke." S1xsm11h
1d " ... What happened was 1hat o n
onday he had a bout of nausea and
m111ng. The> ran om(' tests to stt what
World War II. 1s accused of being the '°"
called "Butcher of the Balk.ans" wbo
masterminded tht slaughter of 750.000
Jews, Serbs and Gypsies 1n what is now
Yugoslavia J') going on. and all tests were wtthan
ormal parameters. Yc!Mrda~ h~as fine.
c: had no problem\ ..
.\rtukovtl-. v. ho was a cabtnet minister in
c "iaz1 puppet ~talc: of ( roat1a dunng
The aged Artukov1c 1s being held
"'1thout bail pending frderal extrad1u o n
heann~ in Los Angel~. He 1s scheduled to
appear in court again next w~k
Police seek bank bandit
after $1,860 heist in HB
been stol~m The impost J\ de:·
-scribed a'I a tall. blond ma
Four tire:~ and "'heels ~on h S ~.SO
"'ere \tolen from a garage on Sea
l<iland. Dnve The O""ner \aid the
garage can onl) be oJ)('ncd with an
e lectronic garage door opcnt"r
"'a~ ~topped V. cdne~a ~ afternoon
a long the 'KlO hloc~ of l.Aguna
Can~on Road
Police are scarchina for a man who
robbed a Huntinaton Beach bank of
SI 860 Wednesday afternoon.
Hunti ngto n Beach po l ice
spokeswoman Jo Anne Berptrom
said the holdup occurred at 2:31 p.m .
at the First Interstate Bank. 7902
Edinger Ave. She said the man
lniae
Police arc invest1J1tin1 the theft of
a SSOO computer circuit board from
AST Research Inc .. 2 121 Alton Ave.
T he board gave the firm's computer
system the abihty to produce
lflphics., police said. Company em-
ployees discovered another circ1Jit
board without graphics capability in
Its pl•ce inside the computer. • • • Two men were amsted on buraJary
charJICS Wednesday after o ne alleacct-
ly stole $48.34 in meat and wrenches
from Ralphs Grocery Co. Antonio C. C.a~ra. 35. and a man tentatively
idendfied as Jesus A. Gon1.aks. 28.
were taken into custody after Cabrera
was alleacdty seen shovina 1ttms
under a bulky sweater he was wearina.
Police say Cabttrl len the store with
the meat and tools artd fOt in a car
where Oon:r.aln was waihna. • • • Manuel A. Santos, 23. wa.s arrested
for po 11on of a danaerous weapon
on Marconi Strctt Wednesday ni&Jtt.
showed a robbery note to a teller and
indicated he had a gun, though no ne
was displayed.
The robber was described as a
white man, between 28 and 34, about
5 feet 6 inches tall, wcighina about
140 pounds. He had black sho ulder-
lenath wavy hair, graying at the
Santos a pparently was catnapping in
his car between work shif\s when..a
passing plainclothes officer spotted
him and noticed a rifle 1n the back
seat. A search of the car turned up
another weapon, a co mbination ltn1te
and brass knuckles, police said.
Santos said he had been huntina over
the weekend and hadn't the time to
remove the rifle from his vehicle. The
police repon. shows no citplanatton
for the other item. • • •
A Dotwood North resident «"-
ported 'STOO in coins and a clay pot
container missing. Someone in the
house between Saturday and Tuesday
m~y have talc.en the monev. police
said. • • • Police have recovered most of the
jewelry includina fl diamo nd nna
stolen from a Lakc p1ncs townhouse
in December or January. About
S l.SIO of the Sl.810 1n jewelry a
woman repon ed sto len was found 1n
the pouc'5ion of her I 9·)'e&r-old son.
-)
sideburns. with a full beard and
mustache. The rhbber wore dark
glasses with brown and gold plastic
frames.
No injuries were reported in the
holdup. and no getaway car was seen,
police said.
police said. No charges have bc:<'n
filed.
CoetaMeea
A gasoline mo1or worth SI . I 00 wa!.
reported stolen from a ce ment mixer
at . Bayshore T tie Co. lnC'.. 3120
Pullman St .. sometime bctwttn Jan
IS and Tuesday The mixer was 1n the
company's storaJe yard. • • • \osh. a company cht<elcboolc and
other ncms were ttponed stolen from
Brecht Orchid Garde ns. 1989 Harbor
Blvd .. sometime between S:30 p.m .
Tuesday and 9: IS a.m. Wednesday.
The back office to tht bu51nns had
been burglanud The lo .s was Stt at
SJ48. • • • A man prctcnd1na to be a tena nt
walked into a room at the Costa Mrs.a
Jon, 320S Harbor Blvd •. Wednesda>
and asked the maid to leave so he
could take a shower When the l"t'al
tenant rtturned later th3t day. he
d1 ovcred that h1 ' S 199 camera had
'
• • • T ools and a pouch. ""
werl' reported stole n frc
car parked at ~'2 77 Hi
some11me between 8 p
s 1511.
locked
Rh d
Ul''>d3\
and 6:30 am. Wcdnt"s<la1 tr\ "'a'
made b) using a 11mm>1n
tf ewport Beach
A burglary took a t~ ntl·r ,j
radio and an a~ml'l I lt1o<l
iC>Ods. 1nclud1ng a large 11f he:\'!
Jtrky and a boA of Ding '· I rum
Ncwpon ( hnsuan Scho• !\~I \\ _
I 51h S1. The losi; ~a .. (:I J \l'd .It s 1.299. • • • Se'eral hundred dollar lfJ\l'l'I
chC<'ks and an :urline t1c ke m John
Wa)nc '\1rport to Dallas · 'tokn
from a guest'~ room at th t•ndtl'n
Hotel. 4500 MacArthur R • • • me-one broke a "'in at thr
Ft!>hl'rman's Gallr' on th \ ...... port
P1rr. causing S 100 1n dam • • • i\ hurglar entered a ~'1 c 1111 thr
200 blod. of Via Lido 1'-11 roul\h a doa door nnd <>tolt' SI 6 onh 1)f
1twttt'\. • • • Compule r r qu1pnr
S 1,800 was ~tolen fron
Wana uboratones I
Mac nhur Bhd • • • A.bout S4.000 ~mn.
hardware was stnppcd
docked at a ,hp on Lido • • • A "ettO S)'llCm WO
stolen from a ~hllc
parked 11 a re taunu11
blockof8 1}:111d<' Dnvc.
aboutSl .S001ndoma t
the \<cl'Uclt • • •
"<Hl h
tfa-c of
. ~~90
mannr
a 'ach1
Laguna Beach
\ pedestrian ~al~1ng Jlo ng the
1-lt)(l block of South Coa~t H1ghwa)
fate Tuesda,.had frui t thm"'n at him
h\ \U\J)ccts dn' ing b) in a grcen and
~ h tll' 'an. poltcc ..aid Thc \uspccts "'t re gone upon the am' al l ll ofli et'rs • • • \ ~UbJl'Ct kno"'n to the ''c11m
H'pNwdh took SI 05 1n l a\h and the
'll llm 'scar Ice ) s Wednt'~l' r' ening
nn \' u.·10 Str«t The \U<i pt'Ct later
rc1urned and was detained tcmpor-
an". bul w1b gooe ~fr')f'(' officcl"'5
amH·d to 1nter"·ene • • • -\ LA~una ( an\on Road n-std('nl
told police he heard t\\O \hna fired
from a high-powered nOc T ue~a)
c:' cning. But offi~l"'I n-sponJ1ng to
the call <'ould not locate the 'ource of
the reported gunshot\ • • •
.\ r'('(J aqd )C'llO" hH \l lc W8!1
N'pon<'d stokn "ednc~fa' after-
noon from Top 6f 1he World Flcmen·
tan ~hool. • • • fhc ~tndo'>'-of a \o uth C'oast
ltiahwa' hu,1ne~s wa., '>ma~ht'd
romr11me late Tuesda~ o r earl)
\\ c-Jnc~<lll). the O\\ ner told poltce
Tht" d'm:i~<" was l'snmated at S250. • •• terco equipment valued t SI. I 00
"'-3 reported stolen fro m o Att<n
Onvt ho me Wedne~3) evt-nma. the
'1ct1m to ld police • • • ·Poli« 3m:.,~ R1111nc tank>
lri,h. 'fl on susp1 ton of drl\ 1na
um.k t l hl.' 1nf1ur ncC' ol al<oh1'I ln \h
Fountain Valley
Someone kicked 1n ;i door Ill
hurglan ze a uulit) hullding at the
H a~ thome C'hnst1an School, 1683 ~
Brookhurst 1 .. th(' school reportt'd
Wedncsda' The loss. estimated at
Sl I 0, included a batten charger and a
power weeder Damage to the door
~as esumated at S., ~ • • • A resident o f the I ~MIO blcK k nf
Moun1 Todd reponcd V.ednesda\
that someo ne had stolen t"'o " 1rc·nm
hubcaps from his I 984 ( ad1llac v. h1lc
the vrh1clc was parkt'd outs1dr a
rt'~taurant on 1ht' Q400 hlod <'I
Warner Avenue The loss wu rt'-
Ported at s 3gq 60 • • • "resident of the I 7200 block of San
Mateo reponed Wednesda" that
\Omconc stole all fo ur tires and
wheels from ha~ red I Q84 Chevrolet
\amaro Z28. leaving the car resting
o n cinder blOC'k5 in his cupo n The
los.s wa" cs11matcd at $900, • • • mcone used a p1ccC' of roncn-tC'
to smash a glass door in the burglar)
o f a bustnt'!>S on the 18100 block of
Brookhur..t trttt, police were told
Wt'dn("Sda\. The loss. cst1matt'd at
S 1.000. included an IBM t)~wntt'r
and a portable ropymg marh1ne
• • • ~ rt\1dcnt of the 17600 block of
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\Omt>o nc had broken into her hlue
and ~hilt' I Q74 Dodir van. The IOS\
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two bras'> lam pi.. a 'aC'uum and a fitt
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By tbe Associated Pre11 WASHINGTON -Two of Pre111denl Reaaan's three choices to head
departments that make environmentnl Pohcy have won Senate confirmation
leaving onl y 3n c:~pected perfunctory vote to approve a new Environmcntai
Protection Agency chief. By identical 93· I votes. the Senate approved
President Reapn·) choices of Donald P. Hodel to be interior secretary and
John S. Herrington. lhe White House personnel chief. to succeed him at the
Energy Department The action Wednesday af\cmoon came ~vcral hours
aft.er the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee voted 16-0 to send
tlfe nomination of Lee M. Thomas as EPA administrator to the floor for a vote
this week.
S. Korea'• Klm get• U.S. seadoff
WASHINGTON -The imprcs!>1ve sendoffforSouth Korean oppOsition
leader Kim Dae-Jun~ after two years of U.S. elttle. was carefully orchestrated
by a group of Amencans who say they hope their efTons will pay off in a
democratic future for South Korea. The 1mmed1ate aim. backers say, is to keep
Kim alive and out of pmon. He is to amve 1n Seoul on Friday in the company
of a 37-mcmber dclegauon that includes two members of Congress. Mattison
said their efforts are "not at all .. an efTon to bring down the government of
SQuth Korean President Chun Doo Hwan. who ~1ied power after a 1980 coup
and who has dicta tonal powers
Snuffwarnlng label• urged
BOSTON -.\ high school athkte who "would not even look at a
c1gareue .. died of oral cancer after using snuff for several years. his mother said
in urging the state to order warning labels on shulTand chewing tobacco. The
state Public Health Department has recommended that Pubhc Health
Comm1 ss1oncr Dr. Balius Walker Jr require the label of manufacturers of the
smokeless products use the labels: "Warning: Use of snuff is addicti ve and may
caust· mouth cancer and other mouth di~orders."
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HUNTSVILLE. Texas -Executed convict J.D. Autry was so confident
he would esca~ the death chamber last year that he ran a betting pool that
would have paid him $280 1fhe had lived. a fellow inmate said. "lfhe got a stay.
th e whole pot would have been hi s," death row inmate Wayne East disclosed
Wednesday in an interview. lnst~ad, Autry, who was spared just moments
before a scheduled execution in late 1983. wa~ put to death in Ma rc11 1984. And
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SALEM. Mass. -Monopoly.a board gamed1sm1ssedasa fad when 1t first
rolled o ff the pr~sses here. celebrated its 50th b1nhday this week. its devotees
stilf wheeling, dealing. and going dtrectl> to Jail. "Other games come and go.
but Monopoly seems to have a hfe of its own." Parker Brothers president
Richard Stearns said Wcdncsda). ··People nev(!r get med of that chance to get
tremendously \\ealth) Monopoly symbohLes the Amencan dream of rags to
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Scout has all 119 merit badges
ARVADA . Colo. -I\ I (>.yea'r·old Eagle Scout became only the 13th Boy
Scout in hi story lo obtain all 11 9 ment badges when he received his patches for
rabbit raising and-communications during a troop ceremony. Kent P. "Skip"
Downing, a junior at Arvada West High School. was awarded the merit badges
Tuesday night. said John Groman. public relations director for the Boy Scouts•
Denver-Arca Coun cil.
CALIFORNIA
LA has new 'ram'
LOS ANGELES -Police tried out a new offensive weapon Wedne9day
night in the war on drugs. an armored vehicle that crunched through the wall of
an alleged cocaine "rock house" where l\\O ix·ople \\ere subsequently arrested.
The tank-like vehicle. bearing the lettered inscription "Rescue Vehicle,'' was
fitted. w11h a huge battering ram lhat smashed head-on through the home,
opening up a hole 1n an enttre wall. Police Chief Daryl Gates was inside the
armored ve hicle as 11 'imashed through the \\all ot the alleged rock hou-;e. a term
police use for a fom lied st ructure where cocaine 1s dealt in hardened. rock-hke
form .
Pit bull mauls tot
OA KLA ND -.\ 19-monlh-old bo) ~ho was sa-.agely mauled by a pit
bull lemer was listed 1n critical bul stable cond1t1on at Children's Hospital.
authorities said. Dr. James Yahr said Terrance Ryan\ "nghl t•heek was nearly
ripped off. his scalp was almost torn off. there are large and deep lacerations to
his neck and eyelids with the lefl upper eyelid torn off." Yahr said the child had
no blood pressure or pulse when he armed Tuesda) afternoon at Delta
Memorial Hospt1al m Antioch.
Fuel truck exploslon closes highway
MERCED -A truck carrying 4.800 gallons of gasoline exploded early
today when Its two tankers broke loose from the cab on High wax 99 three miles
south of Merced. the highway patrol reponed. Traffic on the major nonh·south
route was detoured around the wreckage as Merced C-ounly firefigh ters allowed th~ fire to burn itself out. said dispatcher Kathy Perez. The truckdnverescaped
injury.
'Unselfish glrl' recovering
SAN FRANCISCO -A. 16-}ear-old girl d11ngofbrain cancer is expected
to spend tod~y recovenng from seven hours of <.'Xploratory brain surgery that
she ~opes '.""ill help benefit others suffering from lhe same disease. hospital
officials said. Theresa Fouse! of San Diego entered th<.' operating room at 11
a.m .. Wednesda) and came out of surge!) seven hours later. officials said.
Physicians had llSled her cond1t1on as cr111cal. a normal status for someone
following brain surge!).
Security guard charg~d In murder
SAN JOSE -A 23-ycar-old sccunty guard has been charged with the
tonure murder of a girl abducted from a H 1llsborough mansion and the
attef!!pted murder.of another, an~ could fa~e the death penally if convicted.
Dav.id Allen Raley appeared in mun1c1pal eoun Wednesday for his
arraignment on charges of murder. attempted murder .. kidnapping and assault
with intent to rape. According to charges filed by the Santa Clara Countr,
District Attorney's Offi.cc. the man described by police as a "wanna be cop·
attacked two teen-age. girls wh.o came to explore a popular. teen haunt. the 96-
room Carolans Mansion in Hillsborough. where he was a security guard.
WoRLO
Cyprus jet .elzed In Beirut
BEIRUT, Lebanon -1x gunmen sciz<.'d control of a Cyprus Airways
Boeing 707 Jet.liner at Beirut airport today, shortly before its scheduled takeoff
on a regular night to Larnaca. ~yprus, airport sources hert said. They said the
attackers apparently were holding the nine crew members hostage. Fifty-nine
passe!'gers had been scheduled to take Flight 342 but the aunmen did not
per!""ll th~m to board. the sources said. The privately owned Voice of Lebanon
radio station said the a~sa1lants demanded the release of two Lebanese men
held by Cyprus authont1es.
Building coll•p•e kill• 18
CASTELLANE! A. Italy - A section of a SIX•Story apartment bu1ldln1
collapsed t~ay, k1lhng at lea~t 18 people 1n this southern ltalian town. civil
defense officials reported. Police and firemen rescued 11 people from the piles
of ~oncrete. b~t 20 others still were believed to be under the rubble, the officials
said. They said nine of the rescued people were injured, one critically.
Ice tr•JM J ,000 dolphin•
MO COW-M~rethan 1 ,000 dolp~insaretrapped by iceinastraitofthe
Bcnng Sea and a Soviet icebreaker is try1na to cut throuah the floes to free the
mamf!'lals. the official news aacncy Tass said today. Tau said the 10-foot
dolphuts, of a species also known as the white whale, were beina f~ by the
icebreaker Moscow on what It termed "a difficult cruise." A newspaper said the
mammals became ensnared by ice after fotlowl naa larie shoal of arctic fish into
the shallow waters of the 'tr'l1t ofSenyav1n .
Pakl•tan clta lndl• tlueat
ISLAM ~AD. Pakistan -The aovemment accused ne1ghbonna lodaa
today of maulf\a .troops close to Pakistan's eastern and southeastern bOrderJ.
The statement said the bulk of Indian forces were permanently posi~oned in
areas ad,olnina Pak1 un. but 1t added: "In addition. last May. the Indian
government moved forwa1J a number of d1vi,1ons in the Indian (state) or
Pul\jab. and now without any apparent JU'tlfication. it has conccntr1\ed
'ub,tan11ar forcc" near Suratgarh "
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Reagan outlinesnewta:xpf
But many legtslators beli eve tax reform code
should come after 8olutton to b udget deficit -
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WASHINGTON (AP) -Pre i· ··h1 torte reform" of the nation's tax
dent Reapn's appeal for tu simplifi· code.
cation. the only new initiative in a Reagan 1ndic-Aled that his proposal
State of the Union htany of revived would be a modification of a nat-ratc
first-term proposals. 1s drawina hes1-plan advanced by the Treasury Oc-
tant suppon from a Conare s prcoc-partmcnt, but that it would allow
cupied with deficit-reduction. homeowners to continue deductina
In the first congresstonal address of home mortgage interest payments. It
his second term. Reagan Wcdnesda.Y should not be "a tiu increase in
night proclaimed a .. Second Amen-dis.uise." the president said in his
can Revolution" that would include nationall y broadcast address.
~
Many HovK and Sena&e members
suuestcd thll tax revision would
have to be put on• back bu~ wh1~
onpess wrntles with ways to reduce
deficits soann1 above $200 btllton.
Reaaan did not endorte the
Treasury Oepanment plan aJ such.
but said he was directinf newly
sworn-in Treasury Secretary ames T.
Baker to beam working with con-
gressional sponsors of a Oat-rate tax
plan so "t~ther we can pass, this
year, a tax bill for fairness, simplicity
and arowth."
He said his plan would lower tax
ratcs ... , low as PQNtble by remov1
many tax prcft~·· and wou
pro~ a top rate ··of no more th
35 percent."
The pressdent•s founh tate oft
Union spcech rntatcd such famil
Reapn themes 11 smaller aov ·
ment and fam&ly values. and he t'
lawamkersa piich for maJor elem s
ofh1s new budae1 -wnh its call fi a
$30 billion increase in defenw spc
ina a~d $39 bilhon in dom ·c.
spending cuts.
Although Republican c ·
gress1onal leaders have been ar
uurumous 1n their crmcasm o( tlW
htlh ltVel ol defHJC. spe..caa.a an
Reasan's bu<tact propotal; •-ptai· dent told C~ .. We muJt not
relax our dforu to rctlore military
strenath ... Soendina for ddente u
invcstina in thinp that are ~lest:
peace and freedom."
On the domcst.c lick, l«apn
called for an md to aovemment
support of Amt,.k. the nation's rail
pasJenaer corporation.
But the president emphasized that
his def;cit<uttina proposals would
\eave intact p~oarams desiined for
-'"tk =· .. Medy, t'r Md aftd u•m . _ .. CiroWth Of our ...,.. ._.. care
propamt, M~ wt Mcdicttd,
wilJ t>c slowed. b.t prolllCtiom for the
ekkf'ly Md needy will be praerved. ..
R~ madr 80 ll*itic IM'ftUoft
ofSOcial Seairity, ewn thouP a vow
to leave btnefits aloee WM I major
campeian theme. Ht1 bUdlet .-oUkl
permit 11eheduted eott..:o<·fivins hike
an Social Secunty beoefiu IO \&kc eff'ect ~xt year, altboqh tbere 1181
been considerable support llJnOlll
Senate flcpubhcans to freeze tbae
pay men la.
As expected, reaction falls along p rty lines The president rciterai.ed hit ,...
port for a Iona I "t of propouh Of lbs
first term that never inade it ~
Conaresa: acbool prayer ud ..a..
abortion leiislation; ~rit i-Y for
teachers. a crime-control peck1i9r,
approval of the MX missile.
WASHINGTON (AP) -Demo-
crats who heard President Reagan's
State of the Union address say lls lolly
rhetoric ignored the reahues of
budaet deficits and a troubled world
while some Republicans welcomed
the speech asa clarion call for second·
term lcsislative bantes.
"It just doesn't add up," said Sen.
Christopher Dodd. 0 -Conn .. com-
paring the president's pledge to
prcsuve a safety net for the elderly
and the needy with a 1986 budget
PfOp<?sal calling for still deeper cuts in
social spcndin($.
"Many of his proposals undercut
the rosy economic picture he patnts,"
said Sen. Jeff Bingaman. 0 -N.M.
"His budget contradicts that fine
rhetoric." said Senate Minority
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Leader Roben C. Byrd Jr. of West
V1rg1n1a. "Reagan talked about fair-
ness and growth. Yet his budget is
woefully deficient tn fairness and
largely Ignores prospects for growth."
And Rep. Michael Barnes. 0 -Md .
noted that while Reagan took time to
honor a woman who saved the infant
children of drug addicts in Harlem. he
1s proposing severe cuts 1n the federal
programs that benefit the low mcome
people who hve there.
"A lot of things were 1ncons1stent
with what he did tn the budget." Barnes said.
But there was a steady flow of
praise from most Republicans includ-
ing. Sen. Will iam Armstrong of
Colorado who said, "It was a fine
speech and I think it sets the right tone
fo r this new admin1strat1on and lor
the term ahead."'
"It 1s evident that President Re-
agan 1s going to push and push hard
fo r the thtngs he believes in," said
Sen. Strom Thurmond. R-S.C.. the
most senior Republican senator.
Senate MaJonty Leader Robert
Dole of Kansas. who is already at
odds wtth the administration over the
siLe of the defense budfel. said.
"There were a lot ofh,gh points in the
speech. ... I think he challenged
Congress on a number of things -
taxes. the dl11cit."
On the onl y new element in the
address. major revisions uf the way
Americans pa y federal income tax
rates. Dole said, if Reagan ··iets
behind 1t. it can be done. Jfthere 1s a
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There was sharp cnt1c1sm o
agan from a m1nonty ofmodera
the pre11dent's own pany.
''Most of us respect the stn ty
and conviction with wluch h Re-
agan) pursues his ObJtcllves: 1d
Sen. Mark Hatfield. R-Ore. "A he
is quite rorrcct in sugesung th ·we
have shattered accepted noti of
what is possible.· But we a ko
about to shatter accepted nou s of
the impossible by attt'mptin·g t
the Earth while militarizing
eliminate nuclear weapons
producing them with aband
assuming that we will redu
deficit in the process.
And Sen. Lowell We1cker. R·
Conn .. sa1d the speech was "a crcat
nag waver .. You can talk about
education ... eltccpt you bcner Jet
ready to pay for 11. ... If you're ta.lk.ioa
about compassion, I thin"k you should
provide housing for the elderly and
homes for the handicapped and
retarded.''
As Reagan repeated his oft.
proposed connttut1onal amendment
for a balanced federal budget, there
was laughter among some House
Democrats.
Rep. Barney Frank. D-Mass .. said
the laughter was spontaneous bccau~
"This man just presented a budget
with a S 180 billion deficit th.at he now
wants to make illcpl."
When the prnident renewed bil
appt-al for a constitutional aJDeftd..
ment to balance the federal budlet.
some JCCrs and lauahs were be9td
from. the Democratic side oft.be aisle
m the crowded Houte chamber.
While proposing a tax l&mplif~
catio n plan. Reapn renewed b.is call
for two earlier propsals that would
add to the complexity of the tu code:
tu111on tax credits. for parciits of
pnvate-school students, and special
tax treatment for busineun that
locate m inner cities.
"I think you could make i.hat a
birthday present," said ~· ~
was 74 on Wednesday, reftmnato his
"urban~nterpr:isc zone" proposal.
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The event wilt feature lunch, a fashion show, fabulous door prizes and a
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For further information call (714) 972-3902
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Polish secl'et police gl
WASHINGTON (AP) -Follow1n1 a mock trial
by Auschwitz surv1v011 to dramatiic the torture
inftkted by Dr. Josef Menacle, the Justice Dcpanmcnt 11 Jaunchina a search for the most notorious Nazi war
criminal .still at laf1C.
· "bnnp shame and dishonor upon the free wortd."
jail terms in priest's death ·
CallmJ Menacle .. one of the world's most vicious
crilt'inals.' Attorney General William French Smith
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ffir any crimes committed in the United States.
Smith's announcement Wednesday came shortly
aner Holocaust survivors, marking the 40th an-
ltiversary of the liberation of the Nazi concentration
camp known as Auschwitz, concl uded a mock trial in
Jerusalem with a declaration t}lat Mengelc's freedom
ons Sale
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information leading to his arrest.
· Among Menacle't allqed crimes were experi-
ments on twins and the pssin• and cremation of
prisoners at the Auschwitz camp in Poland.
TORUN. Poland {AP) - A panel ofj~ today convicted thrtt secret
policemen of murderina a pro.Soli-
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• I 4 ' Reagan lauds two American ':qeroes
WASHINGTON (AP) -One of Ma). Communists captured Saiaon. "I
two women introduced to the nation Reagan Introduced Nauyen and 79. would like to thank my rather for
as '1\c~ .. b)' President Rcaaan said year.old Clara Hate. who cares ror lenina us have the futu~." she said.
today that the American dream "to infant heroin ddic ts in her Harlem Her father had considered stayinl in
me 11 to be my very best and to home. in his tate of the Union Vietnam. she said, "but was also
ac hieve a aoal." address Wednesday niaht. concerned for his children. And I'd
Jean Nauyen. who fled Vietnam Their experiences, he said, "tell us lake to thank him for that.''
with her famil y 10 years 110. will that the oldest American sayina is Asked what the Amencan drcl'lm
realize her goal when she araduates new aJ.llin -anything is possib1c in meAns to her, the cadet replied:
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from the U.S. Mil itary Academy in Amenca if we ha ve the faith, the will "The American dream to me is lo 1---------------, and the heart." be my very best and to achieve a Nguyen. 22. said today she was goal."
NGUYEN HALE "honored" at the presidential recog-Introduci ng Nguyen, the president
nition. Hale. who suffers from high said that when the former South
blood pressure and got her doctor's Vietnamese Army colonel, his wife heroin users for I 5 yea rs.
permission to be on hand just 24 and five children arrived in the I
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February 14', 1985. This is a memorable way to remembe;
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Joe, After 25 years, you
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Whatever your Jegn.-e or field of experience, there' .1
chance you can pur ic m "'"urk in today:~ Peace Corp.s. C1ll
fbce C.orps, toll·fn.-c, S00...2+8580. AnJ put ~our
ex~nence to work where 1t can Jo a wmlJ of ~lcld.
U.S. Peace Corps.
The toughest job you'll~ loYe.
hours earlier. said she was "so United States, not a one could speak Reaaan lauded the woman, who
overwhelmed I haven't aotten over il Entlish. holds a doctorate in child devclop-
yet." But, he added, "the young girl mcn1.
Nauyen, interviewed on the "CBS studied hard, learned. Enalish and "The children born in withdrawal Momini News." said she applied to finjshed high school at'the top or her h West Point because "as a citizen, I feel class... arc sometimes even dropped On er
it's my obligation. my duty to serve When Reagan finished the in-doorstep. She helps them with love.
my country. to at least do something troduction. N'uyen, in un iform , "Go to her house some n.ight and
for5thhe n1auon.d" .b h r. h stood at attention as those 1n the maybe you'll sel' her silhouette
e a so pa1 tn ute to er 1at er. packed chamber applauded. against the window as she walks t!'e
Minh. who spirited the fami ly out of Then he introduced Hale. who has noor, talking soft I}. soothing a child
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Of more than 500 children cared
for by a staff of 15 in the five-n~r
walk-up since Hale House opened us
doors. all but 20 or so have been
returned 10 their parents. Much of her
work. she has said. con~stsofa nearly
ceaseless litany of "love talk" to the
infants.
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This morning. interviewed on the
NBC-TV "Today' show. Hale said
she overwhelmed at the recoinition
"because my work, I thought. was just
working."
The woman known as Mother Hale
said she hoped whatever noteriety she
receives from the appearances on
national 1elev1s1on "will help the
children .... It's not for me; it's for the
children."
As he neared the end of his speech,
Reagan looked to the two women.
seated next to his wife. Nancy. and
said:
"Jean. Mother Hale, your lives tell
us that the oldest American saying is
new aµ1n -anything is possible an
America if we have the faith. the will
and the heart."
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Deputies must
reach accord
withOut strike
There are probably worse places to work than the Orange
County Jail.
Probably.
Maybe.
The hours arc bad, the pay is poor and inmates are not the
nicest group of people to work with. All in all, the ambiance
stinks.
The place is old and overcrowded. A facility designed to
accommodate 1,300 people in varying stages of social
maladjustment now holds 2, 100 men. U nder those conditions,
people with tendencies to be angry or violent can rapidly becom~
So we sympathize with the Association of Orange County
Deputy Sheriffs when it says it wants to improve conditions -
especially working conditions -at the jail. We cannot,
however, abide the.organization's threat of a "job action."
The deputies have so far avoided stridency in statements
that appear calculated to get the county's attenuon. When they
raise the specter of a strike or a mass sick day, their spokesman,
Bob Macleod, is quick to add that such drastic action would be
••a last resort J ho pe we never get to." The tactic has resulted in a
meeting with the county personnel officer to discuss the
deputies' complaints.
Both sides should enter that meeting with the under-
standing that it, not a strike or a "blue flu," is the road to an
acceptable solution. Under no circumstances should the
deputies abandon their posts. Under no conditions conceivable
should the deputies walk out of the jail, leaving the care and
control of those inmates to people unskilled in S{>CCiali zed
techniques required to deal with so volatile a population. .
As public employees, the deputies have accepted the same
duty to their private sector neighbors as other law enforcement
officers and firefighters. They have agreed to take responsibility
for a critical element of society. It would be unprofessional and
dishonorable of them to turn their backs on that public trust -
for any reason.
The county administratio n should recognize the deputies'
willingness to sacrifice and their good intentions. Together, they
can make the county jail a safer place to work and, thereby. make
Orange County a safer place to li ve.
Hlgh-rlses don 't belong
on Orange County Coast
To the Ed11or
A note regarding the Irvine Coast
-14 years ago Lagunans re1cctcd b>
a 75 percent vote a proposed I()().
foot-high, twin-towered hotel on the
central bluffs in Laguna ( 36-foot
height in1t1at1 vc).
Now the tw1n·tnwercd high rise 1s
master planned for \he Irvine Coast
JUSt inland of the ( ·oa~t Highway at
Pelican Hill.
Orange Count1ani. have long op-
posed high-rise hotel!> on our lovely
coast in order to avoid the resultant
Miam1Lat1on of our coast.
Out of respect for the Just desires of
Newpon {and Orange County res1·
dents). both the county Board of
Supervisors and the ( aliforn1a
Coastal Commission limited to a
height of three stones the elegant R11r-
Carhon Hotel on the coastal bluffs in
Laguna Niguel and a hotel on the
bluffs 1n Dana Point's Lantern Bay.
There arc lovely low-profile hotels
throughout the world. such as in
Maui.
Donald Bren and his Irvine Co.
would go a long wa y toward winning
th~ suppon and admiration of New-
pon Beach c111zens for his plans on
the In 1ne Coast by responding to our
concerns.
(iENE ATHERTON. M.D
Newpon Beach
Popular monickers?
Try 'Ashley' for girls
Most popular name for 11ewborn
baby girls nat1onw1de now" l\\hk\
.t\s the mU \l'k man 1n 1hc J.I' m
gripped the bar w11h its 4(){J poun<.h.
an onlooker said 10 him. "It ugh hilcl
gravity, you could lift 11 "'11h .. our
face."
Item No I 'IC in our I OH ,ind
War man's file" the rnun\4.·I ol th.ti
San Antonio sage Dennie. < 11t1111r,er
.. It 1s not enough JU'il to mam
someone you can hve with -marn
someone you can·t li'c w11ho111
You rcalue don·1 \ou th.11 \1n1
can't legally import J)l:anutc, 1
Q. How tome v 1 m.in\. '""1111
Indians hmp''
A. A pa1nf ul arthnt1( rnnd11111n
50 common among them 11\ 11111
regarded as a d1!tt'.uc -.-. ~.rn<it·d h\ a
congenital d1'>l<K'at1on of 1hr h1p
Q wa .. n'l rv ·., l>rnm· ~aw\'l·r j
Mi'l'I America winner''
A No11hat one. She won Amenta\
Junior M1\Honle\l 10 196 lat 1ht agl'
of 17
Will you quarrel with 1h1• llll1trn
twn that I homa'i Paine. not Thoma'
Jdfcrc;on. wa'i the real .1u1hor of the
Declaration nf I ndcpendencc''
OAANGf GOAS T
Daily Pilat
Neither will I. Sc holars have stacked
up considerable evidence that Paine.
a leg1c;lat1ve assistant a.. well as
Jellerson 's close fnend. did at least
the first draft
<) l\n·t Finland\ Helc;1nk1 the
"-O rld'!> most nonhcrly cap11a1'1
\. Next to Iceland's Reyk1av1k, 1t
I'> 'ipeak1ng of Hels1nk1, might men-
tion a traffic ticket fine there 1\ based
on the income of the fince
() Where do the people of Venice.
the City of canal!>. bury their dead''
>\ First. on the cemetery island of
~an Michele. For a decade or'>O Then
the olrkr remains arc moved to an
<l'i!>uary fanher -;ea ward.
'<otc""onhy. I think, 1s the c;pc:cd
v.11h which a \hark. 'itnppcd of 11s
1l·t'th. can grow a new set. lakes only
ahou~ a week. fhat's no doubt
important to the !>hark. what wttb a
reputation to maintain and all.
Am told Kleenex ~taned out 1n
World War I as a gas mask filter
( ockrnache'i once were four 1nche!>
lnn14
"-lo not all malt• lions ha ve mane'i
I..~ Boyd I• • 1yndk•ttd
ro1ucna1111.
H. l . Schwartl Ill
" IJ' r,..
Frank Zlnl ._.,.,,i.u>f>O [ O•ltw
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Tom Tau
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,
''Normally. It takesonlyoneboldandtnflammatoryleadertoarouse
the latent malevolence within the others: It Is mischief. as much as
misery. that loves company .··
SYDNEY BAIUU8
columnlat
SIDllEY
HARRIS
Gangs
make
martyrs
.of losers
------Mem hers can act
maliciously while
f ee!in_g like heroes
One of the homespun wits of the
last century made the memorable
observation, "You never sec a mob
rushing across town to do a good
deed."
T he perils of puppy hood
or : King of the household
Mobs, almost by definttton. arc
fractious. unruly. or downnght crimi-
nal They throw stones or bum or
lynch or otherwise promote civ1l
disorder. Most of all, they do collcc-
ttvely what few of them would dare to
do ind1 v1dually. Mobocracy is the
heroism of cowards.
By JOY DEE ANTHONY
Delly Hot Cott~I
If there'!> anything worse than
fawning over an expensive lap dog, 11
has to be fawning over a full-size
monster dog that cost only SI 0.
We named my monster dog King.
When he's good. we call him King
Louie. When he's bad. we call him
Crab Louie. He's Crab Louie most of
the 11me.
I ne'er expected a SI 0 dog to be so
C\J)l:n\lve. When he was JUSI a few
weeks old. I couldn't resist a little
turquoise dog collar. studded wtth
fake <;to ne'>. offered at our gr.ocef}
store for around $4. He began
growing out of 11 seconds later. Then
there were the chewy "flip chips.'' dog
biscuits, rawhide bones. rubber mats
for hr<. sleeping area. special nea
po"'dcr, extra long leash, rope. and
puppy shots
To make sure he was propcrl)'
nourished. we bought the high pro-
tein dry dog food . another canned
version. and Pct mrlk at the rate of
about half a can a day. As his coat
began to seem relatively fluffy for a
pan golden retriever/part labrador
retriever. we said, "That's our Pet
milk baby." ·
Almost dallv. I take the enlani
tcmble and our other dog for a romp
on the beach. Yesterday we found a
baby bottle floating in with the bay
tide. King held 1t in his two paws.
sucking on the nipple w11h a look of
regained innocence. Even biting oil
the nipple dtd not seem to lessen the
sausflfction of the thing. At night. he
trudged contentedly off with it to the
comfortable indoor doghouse that
might have inspired Charles Schultz.
I can't decide whether dog obedi-
ence training would be wonh it. After
faithfully watching the "No Bad
Dogs" television program on PBS, I
stand in awe of the owner who
successfully walks, heels, and domi-
nates his or her animal. Equally
amazing are the dogs who reportedly
call the kids down to dinner. bnng m
the evening newspaper, and put their
dog toys awa)' before retiring. Train·
ers claim pos1t1vc results for any
canine.
Kn o"'ing how much I abhor a
regimented life. 11'c. hard to 1mag1ne
1nflic1ing one upon m)' dog. Besides,
King ~em~ destined to rule, not
follow. Though he 1s sometimes hit
gently with a baton for disobedience, I
wo uld prefer to sec him use 1t a!> a
royal prerogative. the way he wields
our rubber dustpan. the rubber pan of
an old plunger. any stray broom or
mop, an old toy golf club. and his
large water dish.
When we got the puppy shots taken
care of recently, the vet recommend·
ed a dog school. after asking whether I
haq any behavior problems to repon.
"None," 1 said with a smile that
should have been accompanied by a
wink.
The,&lrl at the animal hospital desk
tactfu lly suggested I drop a stool by
for examination when we had an
opponunity. "If we're lucky, he'll
leave one while we're here," I said to
my companion.
Leaving the room saddled w11h
"Science D1et" dog food for puppies,
a better kind of flea powder, and a
total bill of around S69. I hoisted
King into the dog house in the back
seat of the car where we held him
prisoner on the nde home.
All afternoon long. I noticed an
obnoxious smugness on his face. as if
he required a medal for obedience
that morning.
Maybe he was JUSt remembenn$ a
kiss our vet planted on his nose. King
is getting used to royal treatment.
A recent study of delinquents in the
!>talc of W1sconsm disclosed that
most violent crimes of youth were
committed by groups ef tbrce or
more. The level of every gang. btg or
small, is the level of its lowest, least
law-abiding member.
Parents of such offenders. when
they are brought into court, in·
variably declare that their boys were
"led astray" by the others, that they
got into ··bad company," though they
themselves were not vicious.
This sounds like a parental coP-out,
but 1n a ccnain sense it is largely true.
Normally, 11 takes only one bold and
inflammatory leader to arouse the
latent malevolence within the others:
1t 1s m1sch1ef, as much as misery. that
loves company.
Obviously. I am not referring here
to Halloween pranks. which may be
merely a misplaced manifestatton of
high spmts. but to acts of spite or
actual wickedness. which arc usually
attributable to low spirits.
Columnist Buchanan quits
to join Reagan White House
Gang members tend to be chronic
losers, who can accomplish nothing
individually, or who live in so
depressed an environment that only
by banding together can they exercise:
any influence over thei r lives. In both
cases. they are as much lo be pitied as
condemned.
Ganf:S masquerading as "move-
ments. ·such as the pathetic Ku Klux
Klan, or the despicable Posse Com-
1tatus, seek to provide a legitimate
"cover" for evil impulses that most of
us would be too ashamed to acknowl-
edge. or take responsibility for, as
1nd1v1duals Columnist Patncic Buchanan tw
taken a post with lhc Rc:qan Wbjte
House and will no looser appear on
the Daily Pilot's cdatoriaJ paacs.
Sleven Chapman takes hi1 place on
these pqes Sunday.
Buchanan wHI direct media plan·
nio& H chief of communications,
takina control of the press office and
spc:cch writin&. accordina to White
Hou~chiefofstaffDonald T. Repn.
He will will carry the rank of
auittant to the preaidcnt
Buchanan quit a Job at a newap&per
editorial writer in I 966 to join
Richard M. Nixon's staff and re-
JTl•rncd loyally at the president's side
until he rcsianed in di..,.ce eiahl
yean later.
The 46-ycar~ld Buchanan was the
author of one of Spiro ~ew's most
famous specchn, in which the vice
president ripped into the three tele-
vision networks durin1, a Nov. 13,
1969, appearance in Des Moines
Iowa. before a Midwest rtaional
Republican committee meet.ins.
Vic Gold, one ti me speechwriter for
Agnew, predicted Buchanan will be
"a very dominant force" in Rcqan'1
PAT
Bucwu
Wbjte House. "Without any refl~
tion on the current spokesman,
conservatives will feel there is an
authentic voice (in the White
House)."
Frustrated persons form attach-
ments to such gangs (by whatever
other name they may be called)
precisely for this reason - they
permit the worser part of ourselves to
dominate the better pan by making
their members feel heroic rather than
guilty. Like the lads led sullenly into
court, they show no remorse because
they feel none. Becoming a martyr is
the only way they can triumph over
feeling a failure.
SydJJey Harri• 11 • 1yodlcale'1
columnl1t.
Soviets routinely violate arms terms
NationafSecurity Co-uncil report offers
just one example of Soviets' duplicity
---
WA~HINGTON -The Reagan
administration is putting on a great
<;how of willingness to reach an arms-
control agreemen1 w11h the Soviet
l Jn1on But the prc!lldcnt's nego·
11aton are laboring under a henvy
burden of distrust, born of the
'iov1ets' past resp<>nses to complaints
of treaty v1ola1ion<;.
The negotiators know all too well
the secret history ofSov1c1 violation~
of the SALT I and II treaties. Though
SAl T II was never ratified. both
countne~ plcd,&ed to abide by 1t!>
terms. and the United talcs has tned
lo hold the Sov1ctc; to their word.
I can illustrate the US. frustration
by drawing on a h1&hl).' sen i11vc
Nattonal Sccunty Council report on
the vcnfkat1on atttmpts of recent
year<; The report wa'I ~viewed by my
a 50Ct1te Dale Van Atta. Keep 1n
mind 1ha1 th1 1sj u~1 a sU\glc cum pie
of the problem
One prov1s1on of AL r 11 WU
1n .. nded 10 re &net the prohferalJon
of intercontinental ballistic mi ilea
hy 1llowin• each side to devtlop only
one new m1 1lc The U .. choice was
the MX. as the Sov1cu were duly
informed.
On Oct. 26. 1982. the Russians first te~ted their SS-24 m1 ss1le. They
~crctly informed the United States
that this was their permitted new one.
But fou r months later tht Soviets
tested still another new m issile, the
SS-25. This violated the SALT JI
agreement. The United States issued
a secret, sharply worded note of
protest to Moscow. A second, more
detailed objection (ollowed.
The Soviets responded thot the
SS-2.S wasn't really new, but simply a
vanant of lhctr old 13. U.S.
diplomat pointed out SilJ\1fican1
differences· The SS-13 was a ,,10-
bascd m1s'l1le with a 'iingle warhead.
while the SS-25 wa<1 mobile with
mulupk warhend'I
Mo t 1mporiant of all was the
S-2.S's "throw-wc1aht" -its pay·
load capacity By the SALT ll
definitton, a mmnlc with more than 1
5 lJcrcent difference 1n throw-wetaht
con,11tutes a new m1u1Ic, not 1
vanant.
And 1hc c IA had determined that
the S-H's throw·wtiaht was any-
JACK
AllDEISOll
m1ss1lc. The NSC repon states that
.. 85 percent of the SS-2.S booster
telemetry and I 00 percent of its re-
entry vehicle (warhead) telemetry
consistently (have) been encrypted
since the test program began." It adds
that "except for the first test, virtually
no mformation useful or relevant to
verification has been transmitted in
the clear."
where from 600 to 1,200 kilograms. The Soviets again denied violatina
compared to the SS-t 3's 500 lolo-anything, ~uaaested the U.S. figures
grams. "Even the lower bound of the were the result of"a wrong approach"
SS-2.s's throw-weight is 20 percent and nolcd that information on any
above the SS-I J's ihrow-weiaht,'' the . aspcct'I of SALT ll "arc provided as 1
NSC report points out. J~Sture of goodwill," not oblifition.
The Soviet~ replied by simply ~cau~ the treaty was not officially in
d . h h S 2 efTcct. cny1na t at t e • -S's throw-
wetahl exceeded the SS.. I J's by more The; CIA went back to 115 com.
than S percent. puteri and re-checked its fiaures for
1nce the Soviets ha ve never qrttd
to. on-site inspection of its missiles.
the CIA has to rely on less direct
means of estimat1na the S..2S's
characteristic!!. An import.ant part of
this sopbistiatcd ioteU~cc a&thu·
1n1 depends on the radio 1ian1ls, or
telemetry, Chat 1JSuc from Soviet
mmiles bcina tested. By the ALT II
terms. such s1pals art not to be m
cock.
the SS-2.S. It concluded that its
original c ti mate was correct.
On Oct. 12. I 983, lhc U.S. rcp-
rescntat1vc 1n Genevo stated that
"until this matter 1s s.at1sf1c1orily
resolved the United States request\
that the $c:;v1et Union suspend n1aht·
testtn1 of the 2.S."
The v1clS responded 1 l days
later They n1aht-tc :tcd another
2S. But in July 19831 the United tatcs
protested th.al the Sov1el1 were 1n fact J•rl A.ldenH 11 • •tlHllftld
1erambling their ttsts of the new col.a••l•t
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Once North 1howed reHonable
vaJuea by biddinr two ao trump.
South felt he would have to play for
a pme In spades no matter where
t hOM value.a weff situated. He
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Henry Vlf a Chaneellor or Ute Ez-route available.
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and overlook with the queen in
dummy.
East wu unpaled on. Morton
fork. If he elected to take the king
of clubs. declarer would win tht'
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Competitors in the 2 lst annual
Congressional Cup will see some
chanaes when the prestigious match
racin1 series acts.under way March I I
out of Lona Beach Yacht Club.
Primarily, skippen and crews will
change boats each day rather than
keep the boat they drew by lot before
the start of the senes. This chanae was
made in response to the frequent
complaint that not all of the
Catalina-38s -loaned by ownen -
were exactly alike.
Each crew wilt have to keep the
same spinnaker and aenoa drawn for
the first day as LBYC has made an
efTon to provide equal sails from the
same sailmaker.
Floating u•eta pack expoaltlon
More tlaaD 1,000 boat and 400 acce.1ol'J
dlapla11 appMHna to ..U~ enthututa
can be newed thr~h Sanday at the 29th Southern California Boat Show at Loe
Anaelee ConYentlon Center. Boan are 2-1 O
p.m. weekday1, 11 a.m . to 10 p.m . Saturday
and 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sanday. Adml8elon la
$4. 75 for adalta, $2 for children under 12.
Another change is that the 1eries
will take four days to CQmplete
instead of three. The format calls for
45 individual match races.
The final line-up for this year's
Congressional Cup was established in
early January when John J. (Jack)
Gobbell of Huntington Harbour
Yacht Club won the much delayed
Clubs start three series
Ficker Cup. He became the 10th
skippe'r on the 10-man roster.
Gobbell, who is president of the
Catalina-38 AssociatJon, also won the
Ficker Cup last year to gain a berth on
the I 984 Congressional Cup. His
Two of the most popular season-
long ocean racin$ sen es will get under
way Saturday with Newpon Harbor
Yacht Club's Ahmanson-Dickson
¥ries and Balboa Yacht Club's 66
Series.
The Ahmanson Series is for Inter-
national Offshore Rule ratings and
dates back to 1953. The Dickson
Series is for Performance Handicap
Racing Fleet yachts. The 66 Series
started as a series of six races of not
more than six hours duration but has
since been expanded to seven races.
Both clubs combine ccnain races in
their respective series.
Two Orange ~oast clubs arc staging
\
Valentine regattas this weekend. Lido
sle Yacht Club will host small boats
racing on courses inside the bay
Saturday, and PHRF yachts will
compete at Capistrano Bay Yacht
Club at Dana Point Sunday.
Los Angeles Yacht Club is observ-
ing Opening Day Saturday with three
regattas -the Craig Trophy race for
Oldie's o~ni~g
Tiie lkkllng-Of ~-Oii .....-. .,..,,... Md guests
of the LOI AnQllel Yeaht Qub latur*t tor the Mth Opening o.y
Ollebrlltion ofloutMm ~ .. lfornll'• leCOlld Oldelt pcht dub. -
Only SM Diego YKht Club la otdlt'.
Cannon ftre wtl 19* ~of Commodcn Leon Cooper,
•Vice CommodOre Eliott (Joe) Cutting, .... Commodcn ..__ H.
8Nnner Ind Fleet Caipt..,.. Ctntophlr M. Moore. .
LAYC II located In a ramlh8ckleclubhouMon Termtn.t llland,
SM Pedro, but 11 one of the most Pl'9lttaioul Welt Coat yecht
clube. Memt>st are hop6ng to bufld • MW ctubhou9e In the new
CllWllo IMch Martna.
LA YC wa ortglnal~ the home club for the Southern CaHfornla
Mldwtnt• Regatta Ind ltllt holta l8rge ooeen radna d11111 In the
fM1ed ewnt that II now epr•d out among 17 ctubl fi-om San Diego
to Manna def Rey. LAYC •• the onty club that conduct• rac.e OYW'
thr• days on the weekend neareat George Wahington'• birthday.
lOR yachts. the Flagship Trophy race other sailing accomplishments in-
for visiting commodores and the elude winning the West Coast Yacht
Hors D'erby for me mbers with the Club's sinjle-handed race in 1982,
prize going to the crew who produces and participating in numerous ocean
the best hors d'ocuvres for dinner. races off the Southern California
There will also be races for PHRF and coast.
one-design classes. Others in the line-up are:
L Be h y h ·11 · •Dennis Conner, San Diego Yacht ong ac ac t wi stage tts Club. He was a bronze medalist in the annual Nine Marks race for lOR. PHRF and Cal-25 yachts on Sunday. 1976 Olympic yachtina games. twice
l n other Sou them Califonma world Star Oass champion, two--time winner of the Congressional Cup, Yachting Association areas: four-time winner of his class in the
Suia Mollica Bay Southern Ocean Racing Circuit
South Coast Corinthian Yacht (SORC), America's Cup defender in
Club -Les Storrs Series No. 2 (Keel 1974 and 1980, and the unsuccessful
boats). Saturday. defender in 1984. He has twice been
Redo ndo Beach Yacht O ub -named Rolex's Yachtsman of the
Winter Wine Series No. S (PHRF). Year.
Saturday. •Harold Cudmore, Royal Cork
South Bay Yacht Racing Club -Yacht Oub, Ireland. He has won nine
Champagne Series No. 4 (keel 00.ts). international match racing series. five
Sunday. World . Cups1_ the Mcditcmne.n
Sair Dle10 -' Champ1onsh1p. outhem Cross
San DiCJO Yacht Oub -Mixer Series (Australia), RoyaJ Ocean Rac-
Series (Ladies). Saturday, Sunday. ing ClubofEngland,AroundGotland
Silver Gate Yacht Club -race. and most recently the AustraJia
Frostbite O vernight race, Saturday, Cup match racing championship. He
Sunday. has vied for the C9narcssional Cup
Southwestern Yacht Club -Win· six times but has never won.
ter Series, Saturday. •Rod Davis, El Segundo. He won
Cortez Racing Association -Win-the 1981 Congressional Cup, the 1983
ter Series. Sunday. New Zealand Citizen match racing
Coronado Yacht Club -Well· series, was a 1984 Olympic gold
ington Series, Sunday. medalist as a Soling Class crewman,
Mission Bay Yacht Club -Shon and has been named skipper of
Course Regatta, Sunday. Newport Harbor Yacht Club's 12-
0ccanside Yacht Club -Sabot meter Ea~e in the 1987 cballenac fQ!.
Winter Senes, Sunday. the Amenca's Cup.
Pair o 'dice dJ.scovered
as Philharmonic wins
Spyglass Hills Committee's
t ables dra w 175 'gamblers'
By VIDA DEAN .,.., ..... ..,.. ...
Money was being tossed aro und like crazy with the
roll of the dice and the spin of the wheel. "I just lost
S 1,000." said one player. "Easy come, e,asy go," was the
answer of another regardina the strictly play money.
Spyglass Hills Philharmonic Committee drew
about 175 for its "la Nuit de Rouaeet Noir" fund-raiser
at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club.
Society's Youth Musical Enrichment programs forthc
children of Orange County," said Ju e Pol.Der, publicity
chairman. partying with husband Lawre!lce.
Joyce Reaame,chairman of the Women's Com-
mittee and one of the lucky prize winners. was chatting
about her role as chairman of the March 3 Assistance
LcagueofSouthern California benefit plus, of course,
philharmon ic activities. She expected to attend the
Fullerton Committee's benefit days later.
-chns Dickson, New ZaleM.
Tbis world youth champion
I 978-1980 and 1980 New Zealand
Yachtsman oftbe Year also won tfle
C itizens match race series 1979, 1981
and was a silver and bronze medalist
at the Pte-Olympic rcpnas and 1983
world cham_pion in the 4'70 Oass. He
skippered Enterprise for New Zea-
land in· the 12-meter world cham-
pionship and presumably will be
skipper of New Zealand's America's
Cup chaltenac in 1987.
•Jon Kolius, Fort Wortb, Tex. He
was 1976 Olym...PiC silver medalist in
the SOilna Oass, twice J-24 world
champion, helmsman on Courageous
in the 1983 America's Cup trials.
former Scars Cup (USYRU junior
champion), 1910 Champioa
of Champions w1nner, lk.ipper Of IM
winnina yacht in the Cb~·
Mackinac race. He has been named
helmsman of New Y otk Yacbt Oub'•
America 11 in the 1987 America'tCup
challenge.
•Mauro PelWc:hicr. ltaly~~
yachtsman in the ~ba Finn
Oass, One-Ton wor1d champion ancf
PBS Aust.ra.lia Cup in 1913, be was-
helmsman of the Azz:ura in Italy's.
1983 America's Cup cballeqe, and a.
former Con.arcssional Cup con·
1:cnder.
•Dave Perry, Annapolis., Md. Two-
time colleaiate sailina All-American
(Pleue ... aau+W/m)
llantn and Cbleko lllller to 11.e OCC llart.ae Lectue.
Adventure shared
in South Pacific ..I'
Marvin and Ch1Uo-Miller--who-
voyaged 30.000 miles in their 56-foot
schooner Endurance wtll be the
second prosram of Oranse Coast
Collete's Marine lcctu~ senes.
They will speak at 8 p.m. Friday in
the Robert M. Moore Theatre, 2701
Fairview Road. Costa Mesa. Ticket
information can be obtained by
call ing 432-5527.
Miller. a former food comt>any
executive, and his Japanese wife
made the voyage in the schooner
which he built in his backyard over a
period of 71'2 years. Theit expenenccs
included survival of a Pacific gale.
divi ng in the clear· waters ofT Baja
eatifonnrm<t C"tntraJ America ancf
feasti"I on lobster from an ancient
oceanic atoll.
~ voyaac was undertaken be-
cause o f her desu~ to Stt her
homeland ap.in and his des•~ to see-
the South Pao fi e from the deck of his
own boat
Future man ne lectures will ~
"Genesis of a Pacific Od)Sse) ·· with
Chick and Patty Kaiser. Feb. 15. and
"Keys to Successful Cruising" with
Steve and Linda Dashew. March I.
Tickets for the entire senes are $2(},
SS per lecture in ad"ance. or $6 at the
door. according to Wah Gieck.Jee.
sencs coordinator •
President Clarl1tel8cllarexplained. "It's all very
legal. They use play money at the game tables an4 with
.. their winnings playersaet tickets making them eligible
for prizes."
Others taking a chance on this being a fun pan y
were Au and Ra11 P u1e. Aa1 and Wolf Stern, J erey
and Pa•la Smitb, Pew and Mlclaael Lanni and Toal
and Jack Gard.Der. Also o n the guest Hst were Sally and
Ric19 Loreaat, Fie and William Aallood, Ha rriet and
F reel Cox, Marta and Raymond F raacla, Helga and Carl
Jerlmlu, Gluy and Jim Riiey and Slaa ron and Teel
Weatwortla.
Cbrlatel 8char and AAn llcLeall drUHd tD
match •aoaae et Moir' theme. Jeff Aaacker
check• decoration• done by wife Lanie.
. ...
The guests' party packetscontainedSS,OOOand the
professional croupiers were happy to assist tlte
inexperienced as they c-ozied up to blackjack. roulette
and craps tables.
During a break from play, there was a lineup at the
buffet for beef, chicken breast in curry sauce, a variety of
vegetables and salads with mousse for dessert.
Huse dice (rouae and noir), masks, tall tapers and
red caJadiums decorated the table. "I thou&ht this would
'be a littledifTcrcnt ... lastyear we had balloons," said
Larrte Aauider ofher creation.
The attire of the women in the room reflected t he
table decor and the peny theme ... the room was filled
with red and black sown• ... Schar (there with husband
J.,...) wu wearina black and chairman AM MclAaa
(with busblnd ftMert) was in red as was Carele w.ut .. (with °'·"-'>· Assisti;&:'~lcan with the party were Pat J .... JMJ ~•. Bwrna,Amackcr. Wulfttonand
lleuGMIUJl,w owasincharseofthcmusicsupplied
the Hi&h Society Band.
Other entertainment was provided by tapdanccrs
from o.nt111 J•'• (Sw ..... ) Dence Studio. Swanson's
husband who was watchina thechorut line from the
sidelines Aid thearoupdanttt forcxcrc1se. "Dorothy Jo
tachcsat thcatudioonCoest H1ahw1y1ndatCouthne.
Shehatonettudent who is 90anditill tapPina."
"Wt arc r1i11'!1 funds for the Ptlilharmoni_t.
c.
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.Jobil and 8beny Burowa • .Jerry Uld Pa• 8altla watell cuda. Y'nnae llOJ1Ul ten. Carole and Robbl w.ur ... to aik fOI' ldt.
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careof'hcrin style lfshe lives to be
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Hcrdauahltt and son-in-law
handle her checkbook and financial
affairs. Even in her younaer days
when herhusbaJld waufivc, she did
not understand finances and never
wanted to learn.
Velma is convinced that her house
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TV can see and bear her. She refuses
to watch TV in her bathrobe for this
reason. When herdauahter mentions
an)'lhingabout money, Velma turns
off the TV so no one can listen to her
"pnvate business."
Several ~pie have tried to explain
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on TV to see her but she becomes
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Please warn yourreadcrsapin. The
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rcpons the death of two Fort Worth
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brother, when a pluged-in ha ir dryer
fell into the bathtUb.
What a terrible price to pay for
ignorance. -DES MOINES
MOTHER
DEAR D.M.: For dane wile d141 Ht
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SKIPPERS •••
Prom Bl
and fifth in the Laser world cham·
pionshlp, he also was 1982 Prince of
Wales champion (match racin,a),
bronze medalist in ~~e Pan Amenca
Games in the Soltng Class, and
1983-84 Conarcssional Cup winner.
•John Shadden, rcprcscntina the
host Long Beach Yacht O ub. A
collegiate All American sailor. winner
of the International Yacht Racing
Union World Youth Championship
and two-time winner of the U.S. Youth National Championship.
Shadden also won the LBYC Con-
arcssional Cup sail-off.
•Ted Turner, Atlanta. Ga. Named
Yachtsman of the Year
1970-73-77-79, he holds 20world and
national sailing championships raJla·
ing from Y flyer, FDs, 5.5 meter and
One Ton. He won the Congressional
Cup in 1977 and went on to defend
the America's Cup that year. He was
first overall in the disastrous Fastnet
Cup race of 1979and has competed in
the Conarcssional Cup eiaht times.
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Watchdog agency
serving boaters
6Wners · corporation
protects recreational
us e·ofwaterways
By ALMON LOCKABEY
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Recreational boaters of California.
the legislative arm for pleasure boa~
ing on the state and federal level. 1s
gearing up for another year of watch-
dogjng the ~slature and Congress
on matters of interest and benefit to
those who take their recreation on the
state"s waterways.
R BC. formerly Boat Owners As-
sociated T<>ðer (BOAT), is a non-
profit corporation (ormed to promote
the recreational use and development
tion established by boaters, for
boaters.
The sole financial support of RBC
is the voluntary contributions -
averaging $7.SO each -of over
35,000 boatina families who arc
members of 145 boating. sailing and
yacht clubs and respond to requests
for contributions that arc inserted in
club billin~.
The RNC board is composed of 18
directors. nine of whom arc selected
by the Pacific Inter-Club Yacht
Association (PICY A). and nine by the
Southern California Yachting As-
sociation (SCY A) and arc from its
affiliated clubs.
Rac er
deslga ·
refined
w.O. Schock Co. of Santa Ana i1
announcina a new of&horc t1elna
sailboat for I 98S -the Schock·lS.
.. The concept of this deslan wa1 to
avoid the contoned and distorted
shapes dictated by . designina to a
particular measurement rule and to
produce a fast 'top end' boat at a
reasonable price," said Tom Schock,
company president. Its Introductory
base price as $49,500.
"The philosophy of true ·~
potential rather than prc•r;tted ~es1an
1s the wave of the future in rac1n1 at
almost every level," said Schock .
''The new 35 has a very sm<?Otb h~U
shape and a narrow bow secuon w11h
a I 7'h degree entry angle for aood
penetratina power in a. chop. The
4,SOO pounds of ba_llast 11ves the ~t
excellent stability and the deep !· 1 aspect ratio fin keel keeps th~ wet t
as low as possible. The leadina ac
angles an for good control and easy
sheddina of kelp."
Schock said the ballasHo-disJ?lace-
mcnt ratio is kept high for stiffness.
whereas the displacement-to-lenJth
ratio is kept low for planina.abihty.
The riaofthe Schock-35 featurcsa tall
bendy section and is design~ to optimize upwind performance with a
h1Jh aspect foretriangle and off-the-
wind performance with its larac main
and spinnakers.
The deck layout is derived from
other Schock models. It is highlighted
by a roomy l2-foot coc~pit with
primary and secondary winches at
waist level.
The interior layo ut of the
Schock-35 minimizes weight and
concentrates the heaviest compo-
nents down low over the keel.
"This has not btcn done. howe ver,
at the expense of comfort and style,"
said Schock. "Efforts to offer good
cruising accommodations in a race
boat interior have resulted in an
unobstructed inJerior plan ideal for
both racing and cruising. Twelve feet
of beam and more than 6 feet of
headroom have given skipper and
crew a lot to work with."
Di rectly opposit_e the _galley _is a
· large chart table with a hinged lid, a
shelf and storage compartments. The
table faces fore and al\ with the
navigator seatedon a built-in bench .
There arc four large settee berths in
the main cabin and two quarter· berths an. Cut-outs in the berth
structure provide easy access to
storage compartments and to the fuel
and water tanks.
Design specifications of the
Schock-3S: . . . . ======= =====:...&..---------------, of the waterways in CaUfomia and to
RBC took positions on 57 legislat-
ive measures at the beginnin& of 1984
and worked toward obtaining a
favorable outcome on thoee bills.
accordina to Boater Brief, the official
newsletter of RBC.
Lcnath overall. 35 feet· lcnath wa1er·
hnc, 29.5; beam. 11.9; draft. 6.9; d1splace-
mcnt. 10.000 pounch; ballas1. 4.500
pounds; headroom 6.2 fee~ sail area. (I 00 pcrcen1 forctrianaJe).639 square feet. .. .• ; .•
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Saks Fifth Avenues final consolidated clearance. 213 off orisifMI prices on
merchandise brought in from Saks Fifth Avenue nationwide! 213 off on the
best in fall fashion, holiday fas hion -all the essentials for women today:
It's all right here for style with savings that can't be beat ..
for just three days only while the values last!
• 1 here may h.tv~ been lntf'fm«l~te Pl/Ce reduetlOnS on jome lfemt prlot to this .. -.
South Co.ut P/111. JJJJ Bmtol Strt't't, Cotti Mtw
serve as rccrcationaJ boating's ICJis-lativc arm. It is a statewide organiza-
Decision on pets put on ice
Standing in the pet store, it all came
back.
It was I S years ago and our son was
at the fair when he threw a ping-pong
ball into a clear bowl of water and won
a goldfish.
We carried him home in a paper
CUP.· (The fish.) Having taught our
children the value of human life we
were informed the next day that the
fish deserved a better quality of life.
He needed a large sparkling bowl in
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which to swim so that he could be a
part of the world around him .
He needed gravel in the bottom of it
for color and interest. He needed a
larsc ceramic castle to swim in and
out ofto take away the boredom. He
needed a filter system to keep the tank
clean and take away the ickies. He
needed plastic trees and underwater
foliaae that made the ickics in the first
place.
He needed little friends to keep him
company so he would th ink he was in
a disco and not in a suburb in Ohio.
He needed food and vitamin supple-
ments, plus tablets for the water to
help keep it clean. Whenever we lei\
for a vacation, he needed a sitter to
come in and feed him in our absence,
and make sure the power hadn't failed
on his clean air.
He needed a special comer of his
own so the kids wouldn't throw their
sweaters over him when they came
home from school. He needed maid
service daily to feed him and ecoop
out with a net any forcian objects flOlting on the water.
For what we paid for the n~, WC
could have bouahf our own 11ass-
bottom boat and cruised the warm
waters of Hawaii.
The fish lived in opulenee for 12
days before it went 10 that big
aquarium in the sky.
We told our son 1t would be a cold
day in Phoenil before we were ever
that naive 111in.
As I snapped l»clt to attention in
the pet ttorc, I overheard my hulbend
11y, "We'd like to buy a bird." He
needed a~. of course. He needed a
little plastic boit to hold his food and
water. He needed vitamin 1upple-
ment1, plus a llttlt plastic tube to hold
his snackt •
He needed a little ladder for
aerobics a little rina to 1wina t»ck
and forth on. He needed a little bell
with a bell in it and a mirror to make
him think there was someone cite 1n
the caae to sint for. (He would
event\NIJly have tcJl with hlt own feet.) He needed a radio nearby that
-o'61d play and &ivc h m the retlint
1b11 someone wu talluna to him an
the time. He needed a cover for h11
QIC to tttUlatt hll slupi• houn .
As we earned the bird and all the
accasona to the car, I couldn't help I but renwmbcr the promite we madi l~yunqo.
To ··wen you the truth. I newr 1
thouttu n could ert that cold n
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Sweet 'Music' forA:Be;
'Call to Glory' shot down
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NEW YOllK-ABC bu 1~0 •inti tht blues. Lut week'• •
rated"l..Amtrican Music A :•
another •ucetMful cump&e of ABC's
atrattaY of apecial~Cftt PfOlflm·
.min&i led the third-place netwQrk to
only 1tt eecond ratinp victory of the
season.
"We're very pleated with the way
thlnas have betn 90in1 throu~out
the January-Febfuiry period.' said
Marvin Mord, ABC• vice pmjdent
(or marketina and racarch. ...We
think we've rec::overed some or our
momentum."
·ABC, which alto won the Wttk o(
the Super Bowl, wu the top network
for the period of Jan. 28-Feb. 3 with a
17.9 ratinp avcrqc, accordina to
figures released Tuesday b}' the A.C.
Nielsen Co. CBS and NBC tied for
second with a 17.3.
With the prime•time season nearly
two-thirds over, CBS leads with a
17.2 ratina to NBCs 16.2 and ABC'a
I S.6
A rati~1 ~uala l _percent of the week. anracuna only 9.6 percent or
nation's '4. 9 mllllon TV homa. the nation's TV hornet
&aides &he unusual network win.-ABC announced Tuesda~ that
ncr, the top.rated prosram marked a "Call to Olory" will have 111 last
chanee from the perennial laden telecatJ as a rqular Wetkly acnes Feb.
"Dvnasty" and "Dallas." NBCs 12. The Knct will reium for a two-"Tf\e Cosby Show" waa the top.rated hour mQvie nnale, dcalina with death.
prOlflm for only the second time. . of President Kennedy, in April.
"Call to Glory'' began in a blaze of A.Ber fiahtlna to avoid itt only raiinas alory last Auaust followina a
thlrd·P*!. finish in a. dtcade. e~-bia promot1onat build-up durina the
panded The Amencan Mu11c Summer Olympics. Many of the
A':"&J'dl" Into a three-bo~r pr~m ( nation's television writers applauded
lhas yea~. and the move paid of!'w1th a the proaram, and in a s~h llat year
2$.8 rauna. &ood for fifth place. Reapn lauded ill patnotic values.
NBC'sothertop.IOshowwu"The Here arc the ra&inas compiled by
A-Team." CBS had ••0ttta1" in third, the A.C. Nicltcn Co. for the week of
"60 Minutes" in sixth, "Knots Land· Jan. 28-Feb. 3:
ina" in eiaJtth and .. Simon It Simon" I. "1'.'he Cosby Show," NBC. 27.8.
in nintll. 23.6 m111ion homes.
One of ABC's most critically ac-.2 .. "Dynasty," ABC, 27.0, 23.0
claimed series, "Call to Glory; was m11l~~n hom~.S· .
canceled Tuesday, despite havina 3. Dallas. CBS, 26.2, 22.2 m1lhon
received suppon from TV critics and hom~.'· . . ..
praise from President Reapn. . ~·. Family Ttes. NBC. 2S.9. 22.0
The show about a jct pilot and his m1lho~ hom~. . ..
family durina the t 960t was the S. Amencan . ~ustc Awards.
second lowest-rated proaram tall ABC. 25.8, 22.0 m1lhon homes.
6. "60 Minutes.'' CBS. 2S.4. 21.6
million homes.
7. "The A-Team.'' NBC. 24.0. 20.3
million homes.
'Surviving' fine study
of teen-agers' suicide
8. "Knots L.andina:· CBS, 22.9.
19.4 million homes.
9. "Simon It Simon," CBS. 22.S,
19.1 million homes.
10. "Hotel," ABC. 22.4, 19.0
million homes.
11 . "Murder, She Wrote," CBS,
22.0, 18.7 million homes. By FRED ROTHENBERG .,, ............ ,...,
NEW YORK -One lastina im-
pression -and there arc many -
from ABC's movie "Survivma,"
about teen-age suicide, is that the
victims also include the ones left
be~ind to ask the questions. why him,
why her and ... why us?
The three-hour film, a reflective.
exceptionally well-acted, emotionally
wrcnchina production. will be broad-
cast Sunday niaht ~inst the first
installment of CBS' 'Atlanta Child
Murders" in another sweeps month
battle of the blockbusters.
tormented youth who may con-
template suicide. All tccn-aacrs oc-
casionaJly rebel at authority, test their
winas and undergo mood and behav-
ior swinas.
And, from time to time. a normal
adolescent may exhibit emtic eatina
and slccpina habits and tum aJoomy
and sullen. Even risk-takina and a
fascination with death can be parts of
many tecn-aaers' real and fantasy
worlds.
How, then. docs a parent know the
difference?
"You don't know," sar.s Lonnie's
mother, Tina. "Just don t ever take
the chance."
12. "Crazy Like a Fox," CBS. 20. 7.
17 .6 million homes .
13. "Cheers," NBC, 20.6. 17.S
million homes.
14. "Earth's Final Fury.'' NBC.
20.5, 11.4 million homes.
14. ''Hiahway to Heaven," NBC.
20.S. 17.4 million homes.
16. "falcon Crest." CBS. 20.1. 17.1
·million homes.
16. "Riptide." NBC. 20. I, 17. I
million homes.
18. "Firefox," ABC, 19.9, 16.9
million homes.
19. "Trap~r John. M.D .. " CBS.
19.8, 16.8 million homes.
20. "Niaht Court.'' NBC. 19. 7. 16. 7
mithon homes..
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The first half of "Survivina"
focuses on the growing alienation felt by Rick and Lonnie, teen-age friends ·--------------~-------------,-----------------------------------------
who become lovers, played by Zach
Galligan ("Gremlins") and Molly
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The rest is aftermath, showing how
the often ansry, selfish act of suicide
may serve to end a troubled adoles--
ccnt's emotional pain but it only
begins a sorrowful and auilt-riddcn
life after death for the survivors.
"He only cared about himself'. He
must have really hated us," said
Rick's Jricvina younger brother.
Rick's sister suffers from nightmares.
And Rick's ~rents arc tom in half.
"Where dad I fail? What clues did I
miss?°' asks Rick's pediatrician (Wil-
liam Windom) at the funeral service.
Teea-qc suicide has become an
epidemic. ABC cites conservative
estimates of 6,000 tecn-aac suicides a
year.
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ATLANTA The CBS Themovie,whichwill~broadcast and well-acted, with Calvin Levels show the dangers in using unsup-in two segments on CBS Sunday and giving a performance that, at times, ported fiber evidence 1n a criminal docudra~a "The Atlnnt~ Child Tuesday nights, makes the case that makes it SCC'm the producers have trial. Murd~rs rc-c;reates the i:iaghtmare Wayne B. Williams was wrongly snatched the 26-year--0ld Williams But the movie docs an injustice to
thatgnpped t.has Sou them city for.two convicted of murdering two youna from his jail cell to pla y himself. the state's fiber case by having only
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focused on the city that had once city leaders who flew to New York The movie also makes defense
billed itself"too busy to hate." Monday to discuss their objections witnesses appear more credible than
The nightmare was supposed to with network executives. Tuesday the} appeared at trial.
end with W1lham11' conv1ct1on and CBS announced that a disclaimer Williams· father. for example.
life sentence -and the subsequent would be broadcast before each come across as a believable witness
1 pohcc decisio n to blame him for 22 installment to note that the film is who could do nothinJ to stop
I other murders with out bnnging him "not a documentary" and that "some authont1es from railroading his son.
to Lnal aga1,n. Five add.1t1onal of the events or characters are But Homer Williams probably did as
murders were not tied to W1lhams fictionahzcd for dramatic purposes." much to harm his son's case as any
because of different evidence. The unanswered questions in th e prosecution witness. In his effort to
But questions persisted. fueled by Atlanta case clearly raise honest refute l'rueial aspects of the state's
the fact that none of the 130 pros-doubts about Williams' guilt. But the case. the cider Williams destroyed hi s
ecu11on witnesses in Williams' nine-movie gives the viewer the im-credibility .
week trial testified they saw Williams pression that city officials knew Perhaps most 1mponantly. the
kill anybody. Williams was innocent--e¥en~as they movie asks the one question that
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evidence. much of it in the form of nightmare and restore the city's difficult y answering since they locked
microscopic fibers and hairs. and it image as a lucrative convention up Wayne Williams and declared the
was presented to a JUry at a time when center. case solved: Why were the murders of LOS'ANGELES (AP) -The U.S.S. Enterprlee wttl fty eg8'n wtth
I Atlanta desperately wanted the kill-Actors ponraying prosecution wit-22 other young blacks not worth a longtime trekklee Wtlllam Shatner end Leonard ~ abc>9rd In
ings to end. nesses. for example,, speak the words trial? "Star TreltW ,"to be directed by Nlmoy and produced by Paramount Screenwriter Abby Mann has skil-that built much or the state's case Plcturee Corp. ar...• ··-•C9T•-·-,,.~~.r-,I=
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ent in the Williams case to produce a 1t -fidgeting and squirming and covered the investigation of the •• .aH _ '"'~ by other veteran Star Trek coffe8gues In the fourth movie that indicts the police who looking away when pressed on cross-Atlanta murders and Wayne Wit-""' I.IV ,..,.,._.
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Stan, Ollie in color
LOS ANGELES (A P) -Soon
you'll be able to see the bumbling
antics of Stan Laurel and Oliver
Hardy in color.
·way Out West.' The potential 1s
tremendous ...
That's the promise of Hal Roach
Studios Inc .. which owns 105 Laurel
and Hardy comedies dating back to
the silent era. -says Vlctor White.
Roach president: "We have already
convened three films to color -
'Help Mates.' 'Sons oft he Desert' and
Hal Roach StudioS. as well as Color
Systems Technology, are engaged in
the new and potenually rich field of
convening old black-and-white mov-
ies to color. The magic is achieved by
keying colors to indi vidual scenes
with an electronic scanner. then
tranforming the scenes by computer.
JACK Ul'll'IO"
Somewhere between laughter and tears.
they found S<Jllething to~ m.
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Pfizer wins $44. 7M patent
suit that began in Irvine
LOS ANGELES (AP)-Pfizer Inc.
won $44. 7 million in a six-year patent
infrinJement suit against rival
Amencan Hospital Supply Corp ..
which a jury said used Pfizer tech·
nology to manufacture mechanical
lungs.
U.S. District Judge Wallace
Tashima on ordered American Hos·
pital Supply to pay $35 million in
damages, $8.8 million in interest and
$800,000 in attorney fees. according
to John Kidd, attorney for Pfizer.
Last October, a jury awarded the
New York company $17.5 million
after finding that American Hospital
Supply, located in Illinois. knowingly
used a Pfizer subsidiary's ~tented
technology on a heat transfer dev1ce ~ for mechanical lung.s.
The patent infringement suit, filed
in 1978. involved Orange County
branches of the two medical com-
panies -Shiley Inc., a Pfizer
Apple II inventor switches to video
PALO AL TO, Calif. (AP)-Saying
he wants to get away from computers.
Apple Computer Inc c-0-foundcr
Stephen Wozniak has decided to
leave tbe company and launch a
home video venture.
"I've been really into computers for
10 years, and that's a long time," the
33-year-old Wozniak said. "I don't
know very many people who stay
with the same thing that long."
Wozniak. credited with developing
Apple's first major success, the Apple
II computer. will remain on Apple's
payroll as a consultant even after
r elinquishing h is d ai l y
responsibilities as an engineer at the
Cupertino-based company.
subsidiary and Bentley J._aboratories
Inc., a subsidiary of American Hospi-
tal Supply. Both are loc.a ted in Irvine.
Calif.
Because Tashima found that
Bentley had infringed the patent in a
"wanton and willful" manner. he
could have tripled the award but
decided just to double it.
Tashima) award is about 25 per-
cent of American Hospital Supply's
yearly profits.· Firm officials in-
dicated in October that an appeal
would be made of any award the Judge
might ISSUe.
ihe heat transfer device is use.d in
mechanical lungs to cool and rewarm
blood during open-heart surgery.
According to Biomedical Business
International lnc .. a market research
firm in Orange County, Bentley
accounted for 35 percent of the $210
million in worldw1de sales of heart
and lung machines during 1983.
Shiley had about 9.5 percent of the
market.
By JOHN CUNNIFF -..... ~
NEW YORK -The federal aov-
emment. said President Reagan in his
annual economic report to Congress,
"has only a few importanl economic
mponsibilities."
11 was hardly the type of statement
that would have been made by
Presidents Carter. Ford. Nixon,
Johnson, Kennedy, Eisenhower.
Truman or Roosevelt, but comina
from Reagan it seemed to have a
triumphant pitch.
The reason. perhaps, is that Re-
agan's hands-off economic policies
ave coincided-with a -uack record
that includes. amonJ other things, a
return to producu vity. the sup-
pression of inflation and the creation
of millions of new jobs.
Reapn's philosophy is precisely
opposite to the ideology of involve-
ment, which in one form or another
has been ad vocated tosomedegfee by
almost all presidents and presidential
candidates for more than half a
century.
While the few roles that govern~
ment does play in the economy
should not be treated lightly the
president suggests, ''additional feder-
al intervention is more often a part of
the problem than a part of the
soluuon."
And yet. . in one of the most
profound ironies of any adminis-
tration. the potential exists for the
federal ~overnment to intrude
mightily into the private sector and
trample on the creati ve energies the
president admires. -
The plot involves the huge federal
budget deficits, which seem to defy
the surgical skills of the White House.
Congress. department head s.
academics and. of course. recipients
of fede ral aid in its various forms.
So far. according to the economic
consensus. the deficits haven't hurt as
much as they can. But the consensus
also states that the day of reckoning is
approaching.
The problem is that budget deficits
must be financed out of the same
capi tal pool that supports consumer
spending. business expansion. and
other enterprises oflhe pri vate sector
on which Reagan depends so much.
And if the past is a criteria. the
federal government can be like an
elephant 111 the watering hole during
the dry season. The elephant gets
served first: all other borrowers left
watting fn line.
With the pool inadequate to servic.c
all callers. interest rates could shoot
higher, as they have done in the past.
The plot. if played out. would leave
the pnvate sector parched for funds
and with no other course but post-
ponement or abandonment of plans.
with a resultant shrinkage of its share
of the total economy.
So far. the direct conOict has been
avoided. in part be~use corporations
have been able to generate funds from
profits. thereby escaping the need to
dip into the credit pool. As a result.
interest rates have dropped.
Everyone knows. however, that
rates could rise just as easily. a lesson
that was demonstrated as recent I) as
three years ago.
According to the folks in univer-
sities. corporations and government
wt)o have studied the matter. a
destructive cycle could then ensue,
with the private sector so dear to
President Reagan being the big loser.
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MJl(UCH MCMILLEN RUDD
recently as production coordinator. In her new posl. she will ocvcnee all
graphi~ art and printing activities for the •&ency and serve on its executive
committee. • • • Vickie L. FH11t1 of Laguna Hills has joined C0sta Mesa-baied
Wannlagtoa Home. as mercb.aodizing manager. with responsibility for model
merchandising and for coordination w1th advenisina, sales offices and
d~orators for Warm1ngton's 12 developments in Southern California. FoU&bt
bnogs more than five years of experience in the homebuilding industry to ncr
new post. • • • Doua Warkeathl, principal ofWarbada C.s Ardltecta, bas been elected
administrative director for the Costa Mesa-based firm. The Irvine resident has
pr~viou~ly held similar posni~ns with 11le Wartnda Arc:M1ed9ral G....,
pnor to its recent merger aod wnh K.amaaeyer Ly.da 6 PartMn oflrvine. She
1sacuveinlhe Woma'1~tectarall.eapeofOrusec..tJandhcadsthc Hip ScMC>I Arc~tectval Deslp u4 Drawtq Cem,etidea commitlCC. . . . '
Newport Beach architect Jame9 R. Barris bas assumed the office of
president o tile Oi'ange Count)' Chaj)lCi oftlic A:IRrtea-IDdea... el
Ard.ilects for 1985. He succeeds architect 8etteJ Oleak:t D...pertJ of
Newport Beach. Other officers include: Bria P. DeaOertJ ofNewpon Beach
as vice president/president-elect. Paal J. Rllfflmi of Newport Beach as
secretary and Job Y(. McMwra)' oflaguna Beach as treasurer. Among the new
members on the board of directors is Costa Mesa's J. RaMall lt.ellerta.Harris
and Dougheny were also elected to serve two-year terms as directors to the
California Council. AIA Board of Directon. • • • Gerry McMJllea and Tami Banotlt have been selected to lead the sales
team fo r lrvlae Pacific's Vista Fila.re homes, located at Northwood in Irvine.
McMillan. who has been with the Newport Beach-based firm since 1982, will
BARNES WEIR FOUGHT HARRIS
serve as sales manager. The Laguna Beach resident 1s a member of the SaJea and
Marketing Conell, and the Beta SiJma ~i soronty. Bartosik. sales
representative. has been with Irvine Pacific since 1983. Along with the Sales
ud Marketing CouciJ, the Newpon Beach resident is a member of the Ora.age
Couty Volaoteer Servtce Program. • • • Armin E. Raad, C.P. 4'. has maved from Fox & Co.'1 Los Angeles office to
its Newpon Beach offi ce. Ruud has been with the compan) for IQ years. in
Kansas. New Mexico and C'alifomia. In his new post. he will be an audit
partner. activie in the business advisory services department of the local office. • • •
Timo.tby D. Banes has been appointed Microgoa. i.e. regional manager
for the mid .\tlanttc an~ New England territones. M1cr<>gen of lrvint is the
manufacturer and d1stnbutor of the KmFlo hollow fibre microfiltration
module system. Barnes has more than 20 years expencnce 1n membrane
microfiltraton. both as user and as a representative of leading technolog1cal
suppliers. He 1s a Pennsylvania resident.
••• Laguna Niguel resident Robert A. Goldstehl, M.D., bas been elected chief
of staff al Mercy General Hospttal. where he has been a member of the staff
since 1977 Goldstein 1s an obstctnc1an/g) necolog1sL
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Adv1nced Oecllned Unch1n11ed Tot111uues New hloha New Iowa
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•nd '1' cll•nM of tt'9 ten most 1cllv1 merlc•11 Stoett Exch1noe l•aue• lredlr.o n1 llon1llv 1 1 mort lhln I . me>Gro k~d 3, t , fi1m ~~: tL ~.,m
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That's a n apt description of both business and
business people along the Orange Coast. To keep track of
where companies are goin~ and which people are helping
them get there,just watch Credit Line' -everyday In the
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SSilors take
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CdM moves past
Saddleback into
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Newpon Harbor High remained
atop the Sea View Leaauc basketball
stand ings Wednesday night, surviv-
ina ..a ~ provided by host Sa~
back.
fo other Sea View pmes. Corona
dcl Ma r took advantage of the
Road runners' loss. leapfrogg.ina into
sole possession of third place with a
victory over Woodbndgc, and second
place Estancia, vinuaJly assurcd of a
playoff spot, dowocd Laguna Beach.
Also, Costa Mesa kept University
winless in league play.
Herc's how at went:
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Newpon 's Rob Mase took the
inbound ~ss and was immediately
fouled' Wltb three seconds left, and
missed the front end of a one-and-one
Newport Harbor 14, Saddleback IS: situation. After Saddleback re-
The Sailors maintained their on~ bounded, it again c.alled time-but it
game ¢p on the league lead by had none left and Newport escaped
squeaking past the Roadrunners. wtth the win.
After Saddlcback came back from a Fraser topped all Sailor scorers and
S6-S2 deficit at the end of three rebou ndcrs wuh 24 points and nine
quancrs to go up 61-58, Ncwpon rebounds. while Harbor point guard
rallied to regain the lead 64-61 when Chuck McGavran tossed an IS points
Alan Fraser sank a paarat the line with and dashed off six assists. Mase added
15 seconds to go to ice al. I 2 pomu and seven rebounds.
A bizarre ending occurred when Walton led the Roadrunncn with
Saddleback's Bryant Walton went to 26 points. wb.ile cenier Chance
. the hnc with his team down 64-6 I and Peterson bad 21 and Mark Walton
-__._~st-second~ remainm~ -"'tfe mad~ -added eigJff points and Cl&ht re-
OCC• Brad Farmer (53) ftnd8 ~· a little crowded
Wedneeday ~ South Cout Conference play with Full-
. 0.-,... ,._."' ...._. th first free throw. then (Saddleback) bounds. Saddleback drops to.,_. and
call d time," cxplamed Sailor Coach 14-8, while the Sailors up their record
Jerry DcBusk. "He tried to ioten-to I 9-3 overall. erton. Be battlee 11everal Horneta for a rebound (left) and tionally m1SS the second one. But he "We haven't seen the dnver's scat
mcramblee for looee ball lrl&ht). Story on pace C2. made at." (Pleue eee MA VISW /C2)
DeBrouwer'ssupershotbeatsEdison, 52-51 SCCgets
Hts buc ket with :01 left
gives Ocean View victory
Sunset League basketball victory over visiting
Edison, vinually wrapping up the league title for
Ocean View.
"When I took the shot. I was ripping off the
shin ," said DcBro uwer of his winning shot. "I
knew it (the shot) was an. JUSt like I knew the free
throw was 1n.
"In the last two games Blaine as stanang to
play lake he can and like we want him to. He is a
good athlete and he is staning to use those slc..1lls. ·•
The end of the game didn't have to be quite
soclosefortheScahawks. With 2:2S left they held
a 49-42 lead, then watched as the Edison ran off
seven straight points. five coming from fqrward
Baron Coenen. to tic the game w1th S2 seconds to
go.
Sunset League
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...-,Nerec.urn,1.._.t
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Ocean View High guard Blaine DcBrouwer's
warm-up jersey reads Clark Kent and when the
Seahawks called time out with seven seconds left
in the game and the score ued, 49-49. he must
have ducked into a hidden phone booth and
made the change to his superhero persona.
"The J>lay was set up in the huddle. It was
designed for either Ricky (Butler) or me.
Fortunately. thay sagged o n Ricky and let me
have it. ft had to work because we didn't have any
timeouts left."
Seahawks Coach Jam Harns: .;·tt was for
either Blaine or (Make) Labat. mainly because
thcy,were having the most success. They had to
sag two guys on Ricky, because they d1dn•t have
one guy bag enough. We just wanted to make sure
we got one shot.
"The spread offense started to break us down
at the end." said Hams. "We thought they were
all Ken Ammanns and we helped them out by
fouling. The parade to the free throw line disrupts
our rh)'thm. They missed some. thank good-
ness.··
Fountain V•llev
Hunllno10t1 a.Kii
Mar fM
W•umlnsrer
W L
1 0 s 2
4 3
2 s
1 s I 4
Wecllllnd9V'a keres
OcHn vi.w 57. EdlM!fl s I
7 11
10 12
4 14
Fount•ln Vellev 65, MarlM 5'
WHtmin•t., 71, Hunlln910ft 8ffefl 65
l"rldeV'• ~ 17:l01 Ed•IOft at HUl'Hl!OfOft 8ffcn
wntminster •' F-l•ln V•_,. OcHn vi.w et Mef'IM
When Ocean View took the ball inbounds.
the Seahawks found Dchrouwer. a nd with one
second left he found the bottom of the net with his
shot. The basket. coupled with has free throw that
followed. gave the Seahawks a thrilling 52-51
It was Edison's free-throwing (5 of8 in the
founh quaner) that got the Chargers back into the
game
* * * Barons
win,get .
some help
to Sunset CIF spot
Fountain Valley HIQh just about
ueured ltaetf a CIJ: basketball
playoff apot with a win over Marina
Wedneeday night, while West-
minster dealt Huntington Beech's
peeyoft hopM pem..,. a fatat blow
with an overtime victory over the
<>Merl In Suneet Leegoe play.
Here's a look at hOw It Mnt:
...... v.u., •• MerlM •
The ho.f Vlklnga lhot as If they
were In unfamffter eurroun<Unge In
the earty 1tagee, mtaeing their first
12 lhota and g°'ng 3 for 20 In the
ftrtt half.
Fountain Valley's Brent Martin
had 22 points, ecorlng 10 In the
thltd quwter when the Barone
•tM'l<*i their 11·Potnt h.eftlme
teed. c.rtoe 8ttceno hid 11 pofnta
(ttgtrt In the fourth quert•) for
frount•n v.ney, WhlCh mo¥9d to 4-3 In-... ptay and 12-1 CMrlll.
The a.ON lllO conwrt8d 15 of
17 tree throw ·~ tor a .. ti II percent from the In& u.rtna. m~. m8de 24 of 21
from ... atrtpe for. rwnerkabte 11
parolnt.
The Vll&lnp (2·5, t-12) .... tour ....,... I in doubt8 ....... led
by ~ Mn ~ian .m-13 Md Greg Knutt, JoM Pt
Ind hehfMn Stew GuMd wttfl 10 ......
.......... , 11, Illas*\': ...... • w ... m11...,.,
ldumen Nt two free tfwOWI wtth
, 1 llOOnd8 a.ft to --"' .. ...,,. ""° owrttme Ind ecared • .....
Ngh 11 pOlntl • IM u.. wan
"'* ""' ..... ..... of ... llllOn.
~ Howwd had • ...,.
rr..tt~ ....::-:,: ·== ~ r. tM Olllrl, now 2...a 1n "911111
GIRLS BASKl r~ALL .-
Warriors tested, but outlast Sea Kings
Mesa, Estan cia,
Newport collect
Sea View victories
Woodbnd&e High got its biggest
scare of the Sea-View League Jirls
basketball season Wednesday night.
but the Warriors prevailed to turn
back second place Corona dcl Mar.
Elsewhere. third place Costa Mesa
staned sluggishly but maintained its
two-game edge over Newpon Harbor
and Estancia. which both managed
remaining an the game. But Wood-
bridge·s Kell) Causey eventually put
her team bick on to p at 62-61 with 30
seconds left.
CdM (8-2) managed to get off a shot
with IS seconds remaining but 11
massed Its mark and went out of
bounds. The Wamors managed 10 get
a lcngth-of-the<ourt pass to Sharon
Lyon who scored the final basket with
live seconds left.
The balanced Woodbridge attack
included 19 points from L)'on. I c;
from Cause) and 12 from Kell)
Wilson.
Costa Mesa 38. University 31:
University. a "inner of onl) one
game all season. held the v1s1ting
Mustangs to a tie a t halftime. and
trailed by onl) four point'> entenng
the linal quaner. '
Stephanie Swanson poured in 17
Cromwell's knee OK
victories. Nolan Cromwell. the "ormer r h N 11 d d d ' 11 " 1cago on ov. . an 1 n t
Herc's what took place: -All-Pro safety of the Rams who ~action the rest of the )Car.
Woodbrld1e 14, Corou del Mar 11: suffered a knee 1nJury last season. ''I'll be read) for the '\tan of
The Wa rriors defeated the Sea Kings says he'll be ready for the stan of trainin1." he said. "I hopt" they're
for the second time this season but I 98S National Football League ready for me."
they had to overcome a school record campaign. Youngblood. 35. and a , eteran
39-poin t performance by Cd M's Fran However. veteran defen'i1ve o f seven Pro Bowl game<; Jnd also
Wr.nn. e nd Jack Youngblood of the a former All-Pro. came to the
'She was pretty incredible to-Rams. who 1n1urcd his back and Rams an 197 1 out of thl· lln1ver·
ni$ht." admitted Woodbridge Coach ended a consecutive game -play-s1ty ofAonda.
Enc Bangs of Wynn. "That's the best ed streak at 201 last fall. isn't as He ruptured a disc in his back
performance I've ever seen by a girls' certain. He say~ he'll know 1n a o n Nov. 22 at Tampa Ba) He saw
basketball player. She was making couple of months. bnef actio n nga1nst NN Orleans
shots from everywhere." "I'm about QO percent nght o n Dec. 2. but his consecutive
"I've never seen a player score from now." said Cromwell. 30 and a stnng ended on Dec. Q when he eve~here with two persons on her veteran of four Pro Bowls. The couldn't play apinst Houston
all night. She just kept putting it in the former Kansa star underwent He tried to play the ne't two
net," added CdM Coach Dave Hcf-surgery after suffering torn hga-games. but had to quit after bnef
fern. ments in his right knet' a~ainst action.
Wynn had helped her team take a llllllll•••••••••••••••••••••••-' four-point lead with two minutes •
points and had seven steals. whale
uzanne Co"ley was Mesa's top
rebounder with I 0 Eleven of
. wanson's points c-ame in 1hc second
half when the Mustangs took control.
Estancia 50, Lapna Beacll zt: The
Eagles began pulling away in the
!>Ccond quaner v.1th pressure defense
to move O\-Cr the .500 mark (6-5) in
the Sea View tand1ngs
Kart.•n Rindone collected 20 points.
eight in the first quaner. and Gann)
Foreman notched a personal high of
13 to pace Estancia .
The Eagles received strong board
pla) from L1~ Edgerl' (8 rebounds)
and Foreman and t c'ihc If ( 7
ap1C<'e). "hile Brenda Jaeger v.as
credited with 7 steal!> Le~hc Self had 4 hlock~.
Laguna Reach could onl) con,cn I of
11 free thro" opponun1t1e'>
Newpor t Harbor 5!, Saddlebacll %7:
The Sailors controlled the boards.
1tm1ting the v1s111ng Roadrunner\ to
one shot almost e\Cr. tnp dov.n
}l.n\tin Drage and u1annc hnner
,rnred 14 poin1s ap1t"<"C and Jone
Nolen added I 0 for NC'wpon Harhor.
6-5 in leaauc pla)
Barbara Pert) sc-ored JUSt two
points bu1 she had 14 rchounds to
lend her team ... Barbara was son of
our unsuna hero tonight." said New-
pon Harbor Coach Glen Takamoto.
Record likely in Puerto Vallarta ya~ht race
set by Daniel~ an t 979 aboard the 6 7-foot go and Lean Machine. s~1ppc~ b) Tom 8J ALMON ~BEY .... ,... ...........
An elapsed time record 1n the I, 12.S-male
Marina del Rey to Pueno Vallarta race Wcdn
day appeattd to lie in the whimsical lap of the
wea&heraod
Ancf playina into those hands wu Dkk
Daniels of Lona Beach Yacht O ub at the helm of
the MacGrqor 6$ sloop Joss. At the Wednesday
noon roll call, Joss was ~idjq past Cabo n
Lucas 11 the tip of Baja Ca.hfornia 1n haht 4-5 knot .
winct..Dd hid 2~ mtlet to ao to the fin11h .
Daniels was 11v1na an estjma1cd time of
fi nish at 4;30 p.m today. but e"eryth1na
(kpmded on the wind direction ind "cloclty in
the Gulf of Cahfonua.
I( O.nic.I dad make 1t to Pucno V1U1na,
even by 9 p.m., he would owr< 1n elapsed umc
record The c1t1 ,,,._ rt«>rd as S da~ and 8 hours.
Raatame. O'Kttfe. C ap1\lrano Beach. wa 270 miles out
Atthe Wednesday roll call. Jo s was 14 miles henan113n. s~1ppert'd b" John Gnndley.
ahead of"Cheval, another MacGrqor-65. ht!! Capistrano Bay YC. had 274 miles to 10 .
neare t rival for firstto fint b nstine. the C4rl) The t11Jhly-toutcd Holland~ 7. Charle)'.
leader an th~ race, had drop~ back to third pl1ct from Suttle .,..as 264 mil« from Pueno Va Ilana
wath 252 main to 10 " ba lie The c.,hth edition of the btenna~I Puerto The ~tcttd boat·1or-boat t amona
Vallarta race 1, tumana out to be the fastest on four nta ( ~z-SOs did not matcnahte uccpt
rtC'Ord for most or the 28 cntncs. Ele\'en boat ~&w~n Oe1.1v1a nd Rodtet. both with 2 l male
were less than )()() males from t~ fina h, and to ao. The lead n,ta Crui-SO. Du ·~ was
itvttal o( them could abo surpe the uasuna rtpon1na a po 1&1on ... 11 mak-s from &he lint h .
record Tnbutc l1v.u2 8 milts from PV and Racy 11 wa
1 he race for line honon as tumana out to ht a 297 male out
boon for Roaer MarG~ r' rtlat1HI) new 6S. Po 1t1on of the top I I boats on elapsed ume
footer F1"'c or thtm art cntcttd 1n the -aJI Wlth I than 300 mil~ '° ao Wttr' Jo' •
Performance Handicap Racina Acct d1vu1on of B4, Che..,at 248: Chn tint. 2S2. Ch.arley. 164.
tht' race and (our oflhem are amona the top i" .\nthcm. 26 ~ Lean 1a l\lnc. 270. EluMH 271.
claPKd 11m c IC.adcn. tnder. 2 I Rocket. 2 ~. Octavia. 281 and
Mac:Orqor' own nthcm had 167 male\ to Tnhutt II ~
•
6-6tie ..
with UCI
Trussell sharp
Jn rstgame;
Anderson homers
Southern Calfomle Colege, Bm-
tted to one hff by UC Irvine'• David
Trueeetl through the first etx ln-
'*'Oa, bdled bectt to~ a M tie
In • ti• •bmt g9fM halted .... 10 r-•.-by dartmeea .. sec
Wedlteeday.
The tte left Md\ teem ...., •
1~1 record.
The V=d• bllttted beck frOm 6-0 ttwneca to a ttw.-
run homer by catcher Pup .....,.,
In theeewnth, RIM__. by 8-ry
Hendetw Md ewe fumey.,, the
eighth end a ninttHrWnQ wror
wt*=h 8lo tt ad Pat Prioe to acore
from MCOt.ct b.-att.r Price had
~ ........ with. doub4e.
UCI tumiped to a 1..0 teed on
Bnldy Ander9on'• aecond home
run of the young MMOf"I.
The Ant .. -. p6cked up two
more In the fifth Inning when the
Vanguwda -.lked In OM run and
Ila• ad another to come ac:roee on
a pa1111t bell.
Adam Gtng drove home three
more In the eeventh lnntng wttn a
bMll loeded triple.
Tn.mell. a junior right-hander
rrom Secramento, wof1ced the first
7~ tnntnQa for UCI before gtvtng "-1 to Bo Kent. Lanny OeROl8
pit.Wff-~ ... 19dM4 the 10th lnnfng.
Stevie Morgan was 2 for 5 with a
1ttpta for UCI whMe Anderson was 2
for• with hta eok> home run.
UCI returns to actk>rr Friday
when tM AntMters tr~ to Cal
State Loa Angetes for a 2~30 non-con-.ence game.
SOC ta back In ectton Saturday
et La Verne.
Can boxing
survive
in county?
Can protMs1onat ho\1na \un 1\e 1n
Oronac ount) on a monthl b•ms"
Although OO\lnl hn'i had 11 prob-
lem 1n the count~ 1n the past
promoter Don Fra~r ·~ confident 11
can ~ uettSstul
He'll act some ~ind of 1nd1ca11on
Monda mght when a ~ncs of
monthl)' bcrnna card~ Y..111 btJ.tn tn
1hc lfll'ld ballroom or tht Mamou
Hotel 10 lf\ime
The card '' the tir~I C\'er an lrvlnc
and ha ian o'clock 1111mn1 lime
T1c._cb. pncrd at SIS. •rt on 'lie an
the 110 \hop'at the Mamon a -.'Cll as
all T 1clttma\tcr outlet '" Ma-y
C'ompa.n)' ~Orr\, 1u H. Plus and
QOrJman'>
(Pleue ._ 80XIMO/C2)
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r
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· , Ceitlca need rally to beat Cava
~.:~7£~~~~il~! m ~ OCC lOses fiftli straight, 62-58
P .... AJ>6,.tftel Ill Laocc Pamsb, lbc man behind the
pla&c for baseball's World Scnes-winnina
Detroit Tiarrs. believes his team will have
a much mort dimcult time 101n1 all the way llus year. ··r don't think anybody on our team goma into
sprina trainina this year should even think about what
we did la t yttr except that what we accomplis~
should gi ve us a li nk extra confidence," Parrish said 1n
an interview ... This is aomi to be a new year.
"We had a very good 1C1tson
la t year and everybody's happy
that we won the World Senes. We
have to approach this season just
Jikc it should be approached. h's a
new year and wt stan all over. ·t think it's going to be
awfully tough just to win our
d1vis1on. let alone win as many
games as we did. You know, th is
past season was e.w;ceptional -we
were lucky at ttmes and very good
Pardab at times. but. all in all. I think it
w()uld be prctry difficult to duplicate the th ings we did
last year:·
l 13· I 08 victory Wednesday niaht over
Cleveland. The Cavaliers toot a 97.90 lead on a dunk Rustlers stall the last shOl but Jim mith's baseline 4-4 at halftime.
by ~•l•llt 'hrpll that capped a i&·po1nt run with 7: 8 jUIJ:\W m1 sed the mark. • Golden We t ~n had po session
left 1n thepme. But theCell1~1ot thenextet&bt points but not enough The Hornets h1teiaht free throws in to stan lhe second half and wen1 6112
to take the ka~ ... ~n other NBA p~es. Sedafe nrutt overtime. minufc before taklna a shot.
scored 10 points 1n the finol ~nod as Phila<JeS?_bia t b t M ti For OC . Ur.id Farmer scored 14 The ore was 6-6 with 10 minute
rallied to beat Wa~h1naton. 116-111 ... Mldteal ·"-Y 0 ea OUO es points, and hmughn Ryan. the No. 2 left when a three·point play by the
Rieb...._ ~red 10 of bis 2S poi nts as New Jersey KOttr in the conference. was held to Mountie produced the first ~it lead ouurore<;S M1lwauk~ 29· IS in the final 8:2S (or a It was a lOUjh niaht for all three 12. or the night. Mt. San Antonio, wi th
106-93 victory over 11\e Bucks ... ftolaMt Bladimaa area community collc,e ba~ket~ll Mt.SuAntoalot O,OoldcnWestlt: Ken Ramirez and Marvin Baily ~orcd 27 points.·~ Dalla defeated Oolden tate, teams Wednesda~ night as Oran&c Golden West Coach Jim Greenfield scoring six poinls each. then took a 1 -~-103. to.p~ll w1th1n one p~c of second p lace in 1he Coast lost its fifth straiaht aame. knew he wasn't aoing to make any 16-6 lead and the Rustlers couldn't
Midwest 01v1s1on ... Altl EqJl1~ poured 1n JS points Golden West made it fl> stral&ht friends in Walnut when he decided to catch them.
to lead Denver to a 120.101 victory over Seattle. without a win and Saddleback fetr to be patient against the conference· Marc Loripn.had six points for the powerful C'crr1tos. leading Mounties. Rustlers (0-10. 7-16). The Mounties Jet. end •treak agalnat Olien Here's what took place: ''He(MI. an AntonroCoach Oene arc now 9-1and22-2.
• • Victor) was real upset after the game.
Perry Tunball scored two goals ~ Fullertoa IZ, Oraa1e Coa1t H : rhe but heck. they beat us by 2S points last
Wednesday night as the Wmnipea Jets ~ tfornet~let an I 1-point leadslipaway time." said Greenfield. whose Rus-br~ke a 20-pme National Hockey League in the second half but outscored the tier failed aaain 1n their bid for a first
losing streak agatnst the Edmonton Oilers host Pirates 10--6 in overtime to drop SCC victory.
with a convincing 6-2 decision over the defending stru&&ling OCC. "We just tried to take their of-
tanley Cup champions ... In other NHL aames Onl y some sharp shootm& from fensive weapons away from them,"
Wed nesday. defenseman Miile Ram.ey scored a goal freshman guard Jon Johnston allow-Greenfield continued. "We'll so back
and added an assist to lead Buffalo to a 3-1 victory over ed the Pirates ( 4-5, 13-1 l ~ to send the to our normal style against Cerntos
Minnesota. The victory moved t~ Sabres into first game into an e.w;tra five-minute (Sa turday)."
place in the Adams D1vis1on ... Steve Larmer and pcnod. Golden West mpnaged to take the
Jerry DaPoat connected on 45-foot slapshots 14 Johnston scored 18 of his 22 points first pos'scssion when the Mounties
seconds apan midway in the second period to lead in the sccond half and backcourt mate tipped ahe ball out of bounds.
Chicago to a 3-~ victory over Toronto ... Keat Ntl scoa Mark Goudge got the Bucs even at 52 the Rustlers went 12 minutes
scored three goals an· a game for the 14th time in his with 1.20 remaining. before taking their first shot and
Cerrito• 87, Saddlebac-1'7: The
ho t Falcons brokeo~nai()..IOaamc
with an 11 ·I spun and eventually
opened an 18-point lead with S: 12
ten.
Snddlcback, 4-6 an conference,
outscored the Falcons. 20-8 to open
the second half, closing the pp to
48-4S. And, the Gauchos trailed
76-71 with I :44 remaining. But the
Falcons came up with a bia steal
which they conven ed into a three--
poi nt play to hold off the Gauchos.
Eric Cornly led Saddleback with 21
points. The T1ier5 won the Amencan League East
championship by 15 games, swept the Al Cham-
pionship Scnes from Kansas City, and beat San Diego
4-1 in the World Scnes. They became the first club since
the New York Yankees of 1927 to lead their ~nnant
race from stan to finish.
career and ffaku Loob added two goal s and one assist Fullenon (7-3. 12-10) worked for l'ven11111llv found themselves even at
as Calga ry bli tzed Hanford. 7-4 ... Mike Lu tt kicked out
3S shots to register the shutout as St. Louis blanked
Va!lcouver 4-0. Berate Federko picked up a pair of W OMEN -------~
Parrish returns to Flonda from his Anaheim home
for the start of spnng training at Lakeland on Feb. 20.
Quote of the clay
...,.,, ....... <:oach of the struggNng .Vert· couvw Cenucka, lhtugglng off comp&alrita that hls
wotkout1 are too tough: "f know my players don't
llkemypractlee9. but then, I don't Hke their gamee."
Montana doean 't resent Flatie
NEW YORK -A day after Doug Eil Flutie signed a $1 .4 million a year contract 411 •
with the New Jersey Generals. Joe Mon-
tana of the San Francisco 49crs accepted
the car that goes with being the Super Bowl's Most
Valuable Player Wednesday.
But the veteran National Football League quar-
terback. in accepting his second MVP prize 1n four
years, said it doesn't bother him that a pla}erwho never
has thrown a profession I pass as making half a m II hon
dollars more than he is.
"['m all for whatever Doug gets." sa1.d Montana.
who last_year n~otiated a fi ve-year contract w1th the
49ers that pays him an estimated $850.000 a year. "We
JUSt redid our contract and I'm very happy with 1t .. "
Norri• replaces Rogers at ASU
TEMPE. Anz. -Rex Noms. named Eil
the interim head football coach Wednes-•II•
day at Arizona State. said his "primary
concern·· 1s to ensure the Sun Devils'
recru111ng dnve 1s not ruined wnh natio nal (euet-of-
intcnt day JUSt one week away.
"W~ owe it to our squad to surround them with
some more good ~ople and we're after some very
impressive offensive players," Norris sai~. •·There's
some nervousness. The kids we're recruiting want to
know af there's going to be a change in our offensive or
defensive schemes. We have to reassure them that there
won·t be."
Noms. 45, replaces Darryl Rogers. who was
officially named the new head coach and director of
operations for the National Football League's Detroit
Lions on Wednes(la y-ending 24 hours of denials and
speculauon.
Last season was Norns· first here after being hired
as a defensive line coach from the Univers1r}' of
Oklahoma.
assists for the Blues.
UCLA women outlast USC
LO ANGELES -Freshman Jaime m Brooks scored 18 points Wednesday night
to lead UCLA to a 77-73 Western
Collegiate Athletic Association victory
over I ~th-ranked Southern Cal at Pauley Pavilion.
With UCL;A ahead 75·7 1, USC's Cheryl Miller.
w~o led the TroJans ~1th 22 points. scored to bring U C
wathin two points with 26 seconds to play. Miller was
fouled on the play but missed the front end of a one-
and-one si tuation.
USC. however, got the rebound and called time out
with 17 seconds left. Yolanda Fletcher then missed a
shot and Anne Dean got the rebound for the Bruins and
was fouled. She sank both free throws to clinch the
victory for UCLA.
N•vratilova, Lloyd roll to win•
DELRAY BEACH, Fla. - Martina
Navrat1lo"a and Chns Evert Lloyd began
their march Wednesday toward an ex-
pected showdown in the International
Players Champ1onsh1ps tenn is tournament.
Lloyd. who Is seeded second in the 128-player
women 's draw of this inau1ural two-week event. began
by crushing Connne Vanier of France. 6--0. 6-2 in SO
minutes.
Na vratilova needed fi ve fewer minutes and one
less game in rolling over fellow Amencan Moll y Van
Nostrand, 6-0. 6-1 .
Televialon, ra1tto
TILIVJSION
6 p.m. -PRO HOCKIY: Klnga at Philadelphia
(delayed), Channel 9. ·
8 p.m. -Cou.IQI aASKETBALL: UCLA at
Wathlngton State. Channel 5.
IW>tO
8 p.m. -PRO HOQ(F(: King• at Phlladefphla
(delayed), KWVE·FM (108).
7:30 p.m. -COLLIGE Ulk!TBALL: USC at
Wuhmaton. KNX (1070).
7:30 p.m. -PRO MSKITUU: Cllppera at
San· Antonio (<Mf•yed), KHJ (930).
7:30 p.m. -COLLI• BAIKITBALL: Colo-
rado State at San Otego State, KSOO ( 1130).
8 p.m. -COi.LiGE BAlklTaALL: UCLA at
Wahington State, KMPC (710).
Vaqs still winless in league
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A LARGE INVENTORY
ASSU~ES CHOICE
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Dana Hills' Bnan Mcsweeney had
another big night. pounng 1n a 28
po1n1s as the Dolphins handed Irvine
High 11s 10th loss in as many South
Coast League games thi s season. a
67-59 dec1S1on Wednesday night at
Irvine.
The Vaqueros. now 6-16 in all
games. were paced by Shawn Patch-
ell. who scored 18 points, and Scott
Tamura wnh 13.
The v1s1ung Dolphins used a big
St'cond quaner. outsconng Irv ine
25-12. to take a commanding 41 -27
half\1me edge. Dana Hills continued
the assault after 1nterm1ssion to
outscore Irvine. 17-9 in the third
quaner and assume a 58-36 lead. its
biggest margin of the game.
Irvine was able to close the d('fic11
1n the final period.
··w e used mostly reserves in the
founh quaner.'' said Irvine Coach Al
Hemng. "and so did the}'. so our
outburst didn't reall y matter."
Irvine outscored the Dolphins in
the final frame. 23-9.
Tom Jeffers added I 4 points for
Dana Hills. the second place team in
the South Coast League with a 7-3
record.
~~------=----=--
Early Hornet spurt
sinks Orange·coast
Pira tes fall, 69-55;
Gauch os survive
Cerritos scare
Fullenon Colleee showed why 11
owns the top spot m the South Coast
Conference women\ basketball race
Wednesda> as the host Hornets
scored a convi ncing victor) o'er
Orange Coast.
The loss. combined with Saddle-
back's triumph over (erntos. moves
the Gauchos into..second place with a
9-2 mark behind the I 0-1 Hornets.
OCC ism third place (8-2).
Here's what took place:
Fullerton 19, Orange Coast SS: The
Hornets used a 22-2 run m the first
half and jumped to a commanding
35-14 lead wilh 2: I 0 left before
1nterm1ssion before settling for an
easy win at Fullenon.
Fullerton led 13-12 with I 0:40
remain mg 1n the firsl half before 1hc
big run which helped the Hornets
assume a 42-18 lead at halftime.
In the second half. the Pirates used
a full-coun press to outscore Full-
enon 18-4 m the first 5:25 to close to
within 10 points. Mary Beth Thobe
scored I 6 of her points during the
spun and finished with 26 overall, 22
in the second hal f.
SaddJebaek 7%, Cerritos 18: The
Gauchos had their hands full with the
v1s11ing Falcons, and Saddlcback
Coach Joe Wolf knew why afterward.
"We did a poor JOb defensively and
JUSt committed too many fouls,"
explained Wolf. "We had 14 fouls in
the first half."
The-Gat1chos. now 9-2 1n c6 n-
fercnce . settled down in the second
half but still couldn't shake Cemtos.
Only a 6-0 spun (two baskets by
Heather Estey and another from Lisa
Jones) in the final 21/z minutes gave
the Gauchos some breathing room.
Estey and Jones shared team scor-
ing honors with 22 points apiece
while Lonta Hines added 15 points
and 10 rebounds. Jones led the
Gauchos with 11 boards. Estey also
had ei&ht assists.
Eunice Walker sco red 20 points for
·cerritos and Ellie llkoff added 19.
SEA VIEW ROUNDUP ...
From Cl
yet," DeBusk said. refemng to New-
pon's race for the league utle. "We
have three games lef\. and we haven't
won the league championship. yet."
Estancia 71, La1111a Beacb It:
Suffering from what Eagles' Coach
Joe Reid termed a letdown. Estancia
had trouble putting the pesk> Anasts
away.
The Eagles led on ly 36-34 at
halnime as Laguna senior Scott
Herdman had 15 of his 25 points at
intermission.
"Laguna spread 1t out and did a fine
JOb breaking the press in the first
half," said Reid. "We went to a box·
and-one against Herdman in the third
quaner and held him 10 two points."
"We had some trouble coming
down after that game Monday (a
60-55 loss to Newport), .. sai d Reid.
.. But (Scott) Clements really flOl us
going with seven outside bombs in
the first half."
Clements finished with 20 points
and seven rebounds. Richie Stamps
contributed 17 points, Adam Lock-
wood 15 and Todd Mooney 13 as the
Eagles spread the sconng around.
Corona del Mar U , Woodbrld&e 48:
Junior sharpshooter Jeff Fryer did
most of the damage against 1he
Warnors early with 14 of his season-
h1gh 37 points in the second quarter.
helping the Sea Kings build a 38-22
half\ime advantage at Woodbndgc.
Fryer. who tossed in 15 of20 from
the field (mostly from the outside)
and sank 7 of 10 at the line. single·
handed!} disposed of the Wamors
(2-9 in league. 4-15 overall).
Make Sullivan led Woodbridge
with 14 points and Adam Keefe
added 11 wh ile grabbing fi ve re-
bounds.
Costa Meta It, Ualvenity 41:
Behind Mitch Pchchowski's 21-pomt
efTon . the Mustangs built a com-
fonable 23-13 halftime advantage
and cruised the rest of the way.
The Mustangs ( 4-7 in league, 9-1 2
overall) were up by as muchs as 57-40
with 2: 10 left in the game. before Uni
went on a late scoring surge to make it res~ctable.
Matt Judd, who scored 17 and
pulled down 10 rebounds. and Karl
Kimme (I 0 points and five boards)
also had bi& games for the Mustangs.
Brad Arnold did what he could in the
losing efTon for Uni by pouring in 22
points. Freshman Steve Stolzoff
scored 13 points.
• Cl Till "'SMIP • BOBBY SOX SOFTBALL
• SOFTBALL im
~ ~· -~~'ie'~
.,-'d --" 1985 Sign Ups NOW!
UCI'Jreeps
·on rolling;
in tennis •
L~ng onty two Mtt, the UC
lrvtne men•a tennla t..m cNlhed
San Joie State, 8-0, In a PCM
match Wedneeday at UCI.
The vlctOfY kept the Anteatera'
r900fd unblemllhed at 7-0 (2-0 In
the PCM), wtth thr.. 111ff tnt1
awaiting thlt weekend at the Ari·
tone Stat• Tournament. UCI meett
llllnots Friday, Arizona State s.tur·
day, and Sunday duets Texu. the
nation'• 12th-ranked teem.
"There' 1 nothing ltk• a t.w ·w·1·
to build the conflcfence.,'' said UCJ
COach Greg Patton. "We've beefl
•peclally strong In the ~3.aod 4
spots this yur.
"Ken Derr (operating out of the
No. 3 ak>t) hU been aw.eome. He'I
5-0 In llnglee and S-0 In doub ... tor
UI."
Derr Mfeated San JOH State'•
Scott Brown, 8-0, 6-1, then teamed
In No. 1 doubtee wtth Bruce Man
Son Hing for a a.a, S-2 vtctOfy.
In slnglel, Br8d Ackerman
rallied tor an 0-6, M , M t rtumph
over Marl< Murphy, u did Darren
Vat• against John Vigil, 6-7. 6-3,
6--2.
Other UCI playera wtnntng In
straight Mt• In ting~ were Man
Son Hing, Art Hernandez and Rob
Hlnkef.
BOXING ...
From Cl
In the main event, Bert Lee of
Anaheim will duel Danny (Magic)
Lopez of Orange in a 10-roundjunior
middleweidlt bout. ·
Lee. 29, has a 25-8-4 record and
won the World Athletic Association
junior middleweight title in 1982 in
Greenwood. S.C'.
Lo~z. 25. staned boxinJ after a
s~ccessful career i~ kic~boXmJ. win-
ning the 1981 California title 1n that
spon.
In the eight-round semi-main
event. S;mta Ana's Baby Joe Ruelas
faces Ramon (Shony) Almaaucr of
Chino in a battle of 128 pounders. •
Rue las is managed by El Toro's
Jackie McCoy. who is best known for
his world champions such as Carlos
Palomino. Mando Romas and PauJ
Rojas.
Fi ve other bouts arc slated Mon·
day. Among them will be Huntington
Beach's Sal Lujan meerina Aldo
Hernandez of Mexico City in a six-
round figh t between 136 ,pounders.
Westminster
EJJ
Bolaa
NORTH HUNTINGTON BEACH BOBBY SOX LEAGUE
Wants ''You'' to Participate In This Year's Softball Season
DATE
FEB gtti
TIME
10 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
PLACE
Stacy Glegg School
6311 l•chwood, tuit. Bch.
m.
$26.00
FURTHER INFORMATION
CALL: 892-9017
OR: 846-6030
"PLEASE BR.ING YOUR PARENT AND Bll!tTH CERTIFICATE"
FOR Ollt BEGINNERS
A1es 6·81h
•No tryouts required
We would like
Gary I Mary Long
Herb & Kay Wolf
. to
MINOR DIVISION
Aces 9-21
•Softball helps yQu to Improve and
develop your physical abllltles
thank the following people
8111 & Lynn Parker
Helen Coon•
Lydia larMn
Maner Qrtlham
f
. --
'
• MAJQRDIVR
A1es 13-16
*Join In our activities and learn leaderahtp,
citizenship, sportsmanship and frlend9'llp .
fo r their continuous support
. . . ..
Greg Doulton PollJ Dlehno
Garr C•ner Lynn Perry
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W ...... Y'•k arn Phll1dllpl'll1 l '6, W11hlno1on 111
New JarMY 10., Mllw1ut11t 93
Boston Ill, Cleve!lnd IOI
Oallla 17', GOiden Stitt 103
Denver 120, S.11111 101
T ........ 1~
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0.1rot1 11 W11hlno1on ~·
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Golden s1111 '' Hovilon
Ullh II K1n111 City
lndlena 11 ~.
New Vorll 11 Porttanc:t
COLLEGE
UC trvtne Stattlftcs ( 10· t2)
l"tl'ltr G l'G l'T l"h. AV9.
R09er1 12 193 109 SOO '11.1
MurPhv n 133 16 lS2 16 o
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LM n n 26 ,. IS
Er!OMl1d 11 49 11 116 S 3
IOno " lt 17 91 S4 w 1n11m' 11 2t 2e M • 7
Ciaccio 16 10 10 50 l 1
Scoll 19 31 10 72 31
8uroeu ID t o 11 o'
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PCAA stMdlftel
Cel9ferMCI Ovwll
W L WL
N1ve01 Lii VtllH 10 0 17 1
Fresno Stall e ? ll 6
Ce l 51111 Fullerton I 3 12 I
UC S.nl1 B.,ba,. 6 S 10 ID
UC Irvine S 6 10 11
Sin Jolt Stell S 6 10 10
Utan Slete S 6 17 I
Paclflc J 1 1 12
N1w Ml•leo Stele 3 1 6 13
Long Beech State O II 1 11
WNnltdtly's k .,.
Utah Slate ... Lon11 .8HCll Stele S9
TeNIM'1 Game1
Sin Jolt Stell 11 New Mnlco Stale
Nev101·Las v eoas 11 Pacific •
S.tw•V'• Gamet
UC' IMl\f •TPacl lrc
Uta h Stitt 11 N-Mexico Slele
Ntv1d1 LH Veoas 11 Frt1no Slllt
Long Bllch State 11 Sen Jolt S11te
Cel Stlll Fullerton 11 UC Sen1e Barbare
PCAA atatlstks ( Tllrwtll , ... .,
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l"ll'lff G FG l'T Tl" A,,..
Washlnolon, USU 19 ISi 116 «7 23 s
ltooen. ucr n 193 109 soo 111
Wiiburn. NMSU 13 110 St 291 12 •
Grant, usu 19 160 n 393 20 1
Neal. CSF ll ll I 61 37l 17 9
Adems. UNLV It 111 14 311 "1
Arnold, FSU 17 107 S6 m 16 6
Henoar aon. C SF 19 111 SI 309 16 l
Murpny UCI 22 133 U )S2 16 0
Flilltr. UCSB ,. , 10 120 S1 1'1 10
•EIOVNOING
"'8yer G Na. A.,.
Neel,CSF ti 273 114
Gra11t, USU lf 1'7 .10 •
Pa tttfson. NMSU 11 176 'I
Murllf\v, UCI 11 103 t 2
Adaml UNLV 19 IS. 11
Owen1, SJS 19 151 e 0
F=l1ri.r. ucse 20 1s3 11
Andlraon. usu If "s 7.6
lier,,.,, F SU II llf 7 4
WllbuM, NMSU 13 9S 1 J
ASSISTS
l"tlver G
PIOC>te, UOP ti
WT•l1m1. UCI 17
8 an1<1, UNL V 19
Henrv, UCSB IS
LH . UCI 11
Anc:teraon, usu 19
Dixon. SJS 11
0 1vl1, SJS 11
Was11ln111on, usu 19
Arnold, FSU 17
C ..... KWfl
WEST
Otcldenta l SI. Cellech 3S
Pomone·Pllltr S2, Whllller 49
'"' AV9. IOI S6
96 S6
IDS SS
7S so
9S 43
78 "
" JI 64 36
67 JS
Sf H
llledl1nc:t1 16, La Verne S2
Cllrtmonl·MUOO 61. Cal Ste le San
8ernardlnu SI
Pu"t Sound 64. St Mar1l11 l S1
Cent Washln111on 94, s.1111e Pac1fk M
lllOCt<llS
Utah St "' Lono Beach SI St
EAST
tor•1MUMTY COLI.mOI ._.C....C•••..,.
Cl fl ww 0.-..
W 6-W L
C•rltM f I II • Ml SM Alll~ t I n J l'ulliir1oft ) , 12 10
Cvpren ' • II I Onllel c ... , • • 1J " ~ . ' , ...
CMWIOll • 6 t 12 SMleAn. 27 t l3 ~Wetl 0 10 116 ......... sc-l'~lon '2, Ofttl9e Coe11 M <\!)
Ml. lan Anlonto 20. GOldtft w .. 1 10
Ce,,nos 17, ~II. 11
Comolon II, $enr1 AM 75 S...V'1 Olfftft
Ot11t11e Coe1t at S.Odllll•cto.
C•rtroa 11 Goldlft Wett
Cnrtta e t F~ton
Ml San Antonio 11 S.n11 Ana
CemrtWnitV c .....
SOUTHLAND ltANtUMGS
..... SdlMt ·---""" I. El Camino » I 100
f Taft n ·> " l Cerri101 ti·• 71
• Lont &M<.h 20·S .. ~ Ml Sen Antonio 17·7 6:J
•· Groumont 11·1 •1
1 C1nyon1 16·5 3t
I lan Olffo IM 2'
t ltlvarilde 17·1 13
10 Gltndlll IJ· 10 12
OIM1'1 rac1lvlng vo1t1 '"'-'-' Vallev
I 16·tl f, Fullll'lon I 12· 10) 1. LA Trlde
TK h ( 1l·7) •. Rio HOllOO 0•· 101 I, LOI
Anottel cc 113·12) I. Moo<oerk (1)-7) I
HH»H SCHOOL
0c .. n view u. Ed!Mn s 1
(MMf Uewt)
•otSOtt Ull-Ammann 12. COINll I),
McComen •• KllON 10. Cole •• Prlnu 2,
Smith o. Ou8oH o. Sandal.ell D Tole!\ 17
17·?7 SI
OCEAN VIEW CS21-8uller ID, Slreloht
•. Ot8rouwtr 17. P1n1lu 11. L1b1t S.
Hocker 0, H11tlv •. Flynn o. R1mlrt1 D
To1111 ti 16·76 S?
k-.., °"9"9n
Ediaon 6 17 t It-SI
Ou an Vltw 10 12 16 1-s2
Tot11 lout1 Edlaon 7•. Oc11n vi.w 11
FOUied OUL.X.IOM IEOO, Strelohl COVI
frounhlln v ... v 65, ~rtna u
( SllftMt L ...... )
l'OVNTAIN VALLIY (6$) -L Zeno 6, ~rlin 11, Briceno 17, Naott 2. Hornar I,
emenon '· Goroon 4, Koetsch o. Scott o, E Z.no 0. To1111 2S IS· 17 6S.
MAJtlNA CS61 -Cr11t •. GeortflC)n IJ, Guild 10, Knutt ID, Pl 10, Medina t, QulM 7.
Crene 0, Neuma11n 0, Clmm1rru1ll O
To1a11: 16 7•·7S S6
ker1 11¥ OU•,_..
Founteln Velltv 12 IS 20 lt-6S
~rln• 4 11 14 26--56
Tot11 tout1 Founteln V111tv 19, Marine
IS
Westmlnstw 71, HunttnfNn ... ci. 6S
C SUnMt LNtw I
HUNTINGTON BEACH (6S) -Howerd
27. Sc1'1u11 2. H1n1nn 4, Cl\1mploo 9. Snow
14. Viti 3, Herrlgen 6. Ec:twercb D Tol•li . 26
ll · 19 6S
WESTMINSTE• (71) -Oevar 16.
Schurman ll, 01vl1 1 Love 10, J Smith S,
R Smith 7. Harri' D. Auitin D. Octloe 0
SvoOoc:ta O To1111 77 17·30 71
k w• by. l"tf'lecll
Huntington Bt•Cll 19 11 6 16 6--6S
Wt\tmlnlltr 11 6 20 16 11-11
Tol1I loul' Hunllnolon 8 .. ch 76, Wtll·
mlnllar 19 Fouled oul Snow (H8). Har·
rloan IHBJ. VII I CH8l TKl'lniel l Han.tven
IHBt
H•WP0'1 Hll"bor 64, S.ddleMcll n
(S.1 View Ll-.Wl
NEWl"OltT HAllllOlt <6'1 -~,. 12,
McGavren IS, FreHr 74, J1mts 2. Betell 1,
So<enw n I. M Lee 2. Torttt o. A LH O T 01e11 29 6· II 64
SAOOLEIACK (6ll -Jon.' • B
We1t011 76 M Welton I. Pelet"M>n 21, Dell
1, COOll 1 To1111 74 IS· 19 6l
k ere llY Oll1r1itr\
Newport Harbor 71 20 IS 1-M
S1ddlt08Ck 21 10 10 11-63
T 01e1 fout1 NtwPC>rt Haroor Is. S1c1c1te·
blCk 12 Fouie<I out PettrlOn ISi TKMI·
C4 1 S.Od~k o.ncl'I
C«one dlt ~r 6J, Woodbrid9e 4t
CS.. Vltw Llltlllt)
COlllONA DEL MAR 163) -Frnr 37.
Morris 7. Zimmar 6, Turner 1. Streun 2,
Smlrt 3. Cllr11t11nH n 4, GrHn 1 Totel\ 76
11-19 63.
WOOOllltlOGE (41) -8 rven 0,
Murpnv 7, Lvon J, Town1«1d •. SuHiven I•
Crvtr 2. l<Hft II, York 1 ltounaoN D
PhilliPl s Tole!\ " 16·22 ..
kw• 11¥ Qul""'1
Coron1 def Mar 11 10 IS 1~6J
Woodbriclllt IJ 9 4 27-41
To111 foul' Coron• del Mar 20, WOOd·
orld11e lS Foultc:t out Morrl1 ICdMI
Cotta Mesa n, Unl'Vtnltv 4'
(IN Vlew LNtw)
UNIVERSITY (4fl.-Peut'on S W1rren
7, Arnold 22. W1n110w 2, SI011off 13, GlalW!l
1 Pllclltu l To1a11 11 13·73 •9
COSTA MISA (621 -Peli(l1ow1kl 21,
Kimme 10, JUOO 17, Louden •. Carl1on 6.
Roori11.,.1 • To1111 11 26·33 62
Seer• bv OUll'tll"I Unlvtrsllv 6 1 14 71-49
Co111 Ml11 13 ID 11 11-61
T 01a l IOU1s Univtrallv 24. Co111 Mell 11
Fouled out PaulM>n IUl
Estlncll 71, LAllUM ... ,,., n
(SM View LlltllM)
LAGUNA BEACH (U ) -NHn IJ
Jorda n ID. Wlllord 6, Elfsten S. McGrlll'l 1
Htrdmln 2S Fortuna I. OeWtll 0 To1et1 21
11·27 67
ESTANCIA (71) -LOCkwOOd IS,,.,._,,.
tv IJ, Cllmenll 20, Stamps 11. Covev •.
Furln 2. Vin Doren 0 Tolell 30 11 11 11 sew• 11v OU.rwn
Laguna 8 .. Ch 11 16 9 19-67 Gtouietown 71, Fie Southern 39
NI YY '5, FalrflllO 12 -~ilencla 20 16 16 l,_71
•
Nl1gar1 72, Sltnl 64
Pllt 6', Providenet SS
8otton u n . Maine 73
Oe11w1rt 6', Rider St
L•l•vell• IS. Hofllra '2
VMI 50, Wiiiiam ~ Mary d
SOUTH
North C.,ot1n1 SI 69, Clemson S7
L.SU IO. MIU IUIPDI SI 6S
Mlrv11nc1 64, Wale• Forest '7
Ao.>t>urn II, Florlda 71 (Oii
Oevldaon M, Furman 10
FIOfid• SI 14, TUiane s I
Geor11l1 74. Alabama 70
Georgia Ttch II, Dulll 71
Mlu lu lppl Sf, TtnrllUM S7
Murrav SI .... Au1tln PHv 60
S Mlu lu lool n , $.. Caroline '6
MIDWEST
C1nc1nnall 6', Loul1vllle 6J
Noire Oema 11, LI Se tte SI
low• 70, Mlnnaaota 6S
IC1n11l M. OktahOml SI. 72
Mlu ourl S.C. K1n11• St 41
Da vion 67, De P1ul 6l
E. Mlcl'llgan e2, 8111 St to
Ohio u 56, Cent Mlchlo1n S1
T OledO 71. Kent SI '6
W Mlcllloln '1, N. 111lno11 " SOUTHWIST
"'"•nlH 6', SMU '6
Houlton t 4, TtXll IO
Alct •2. TCU •1
hxu A~M 71, 8 avl0r ,.
llllnol' SI 7l, T11I .. 72 12 Oii
N TtllU $1 1). Tt•H ·$an Antonio 11
COMMUNITY COLL•O• ,.....,_ n, 0r.,... c ... , st
CSWWI C11tt CaASltl!Cit)
PULL•"TOM (6t) -ltollln1 12,
S.mutl•Ofl 1. L.OllO I , $mtlh II, Trutman 2. Htv~ 16, Prall 6 Tot1l1. 2l 16·U 62
OltANGI COAST (st) -Ooudoe 4,
Morion•. Fetmer 1', J01t111t011 tt. MUiiet 2,
• .,." 12, Toomtv 0 Tot1t1 24 10-11 SI
He lftlme ll!~ton. 21·2' 1t...U110t1
SM' Totel fouls F\llllr!IHI 16, Of~ Coe•t
)0. Fouled OUI ,,.,,.,. IOCCI TecMICel
~11199 c:o .. t Mft(h.
Mt. Sn A,..... a , 0...... W"t 10
llwWIC•ttC ..... .-.)
OOLDeN WIST (lt ) -L.orllen 6,
ll'liee t, •etmuallft 2, Low 0 OeCIOi O, MeM • Tatel\ 1 0-2 1•
MT. SAM AMTOMO C•> -ltemlr•.1 6. .. , .. ,, 6, ltkltMch •, T1rh 11l111 t, l.IOl\lfel
, foll!\ ••• 20
Helftlf'M • 4.
rotel ~' Goldtn Wnl t , Mt S.11
AnlOlllo 7
~ 11, s.••1uct1 77
, .... C..et C.c • www>
lAOOLllACa 117) -Hemm.a )0,
DIWMll •. MUider 11, T'*N\ lt, Corlll'I
21. C•rr t, hvlo( i . Sultlv111 l T Ollll. 21
2M2 11. Clalt1T05 (171 -Y•111H 21, WHI•
lnelOft 6, COltQlell 10, Hfiekl •, 0\IY •.
COl!llt t. Alldrew• •• luetl 1. ttfl(Nn 2 Totalf _,. tt·H 17
Halltlmt (en'llO\, •U
Tettl Nvlt ~~IM<ll ft, C«rlto\ JS ,WIM tul Ml"*' Ill, T'*"'I• IS), CWf
1$1, Ow CCI TecMICel SeddlltlleCll CMdl
·~
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Total toull L111un1 Beach 11. E111ncl1
10 Fouled 001 Lockwood IEI
Dane H•• '7, lrvtne Sf
(s.vtll C111t LNtwl
OANA HILLS 1671 -McSWMrllY 11.
Matllleu 2. E11to1n 2. Jeffers u , Lvon 10,
Duby 1, Otlt1 7. GIOnak 2 Tot11s 27 lJ 17
67
llllVINE <St) -Pe tcri.n II. S Tamura
13. Htrrlno l . Mocarl 1. Rave 7, Schull 2
Trour 7, Sno<l4Y S W. h mura o. llaklwln 6
Krnri.r 1 Total\ 2S 9· It St
Seer• "" Qu1"9n Oan.t Hiii\ 16 7S 11 9-67
Irvine IS 11 9 7J-S9
Total fouls Oane Hiii\ 16 Irvine 17
HIGH SCHOOL STANDINGS
SUftMt L .. eue
Lff-
W L Octan Vltw 1 0
Edlaon S 1
Foun111n veri.v 4 J
Hunllnolon 811cll 1 s
~rlne 1 S
We1tm1n1ttt I • w.-.....-.sc-• Octan View 52, Edison Sl
0¥«11
WL
" l IJ 7
11 • 1 11
10 12 . ,.
Fountain V•lltv •s. Marl,,. S4
We11m1n11tr 71, Huntlnoron 11Hcl1 .r "'*"'' 0-(7:JOI Edlton 11 HunllnQton llffch
We11m11111er 11 FOUt!leln Vallev
Octan VI-11 Marini
SM Yi.. LNtlW
NtWOOfl Htrl>Or
Et1encl1
Corona o.t Mat
SaodiebKll.
L"""' tffcfl , .. ,.Mew
W~ION
Unlvenllv
LMtlUt
WL
10 I
' 7 . ,
1 • • 7
• 1
2 ' O II
OVWll
W L lt , " ) " ' 14 I 1 I)
' If • u
3 11
w.-...r,~
CorOlll ditl ~ '3, WoodOr'ldff ..
Cotll Mtw 62. Unlvenltv 4t
l •ten<la 71. LI19una I MCll '1
New-1 ttar~ ... SllSOll~IC" '3 ,..,.. .. , e-C7:Jtl
Corona 1111 MM et CO\te Me\a ~II el l\len<le
NtwOOl'I Hll'llOf •I Lleun• IHCh Wood0t'ld9111 Unlwn11v
.._...L...-..._...
W L
Mitltf Del 1 0
''"' x • l SI '•ul 2 4 Wvlle J •
lllll09 AINll I 6
t i"'-MOlll90fMr'I I ' w.-. .. ya•k.,...
,. In X ... l•tllOll Atnel JO
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Hlntt lS Tola!• 2' l•-70 72
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Foultcl OUI. Cumln ISi. McCrH (Cl.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
fMW'*1 Hal'Mr S2, S.ckleMcti 2'
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SADOLEIACf< IVI -Ttfrado 7.
W111on 1', CarrlllO 7, Ven E•ll 2, S.nc11t1 ~ Tole!\: ~..a.17 NIW~T HAltBOa 1n1 -Kemper '·
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Cordrev ,, Andru1 I, Yemaoe 0 Tot111 n
•· 11 S7 kere IW Olllrtw\ Slooteolck s 11 • .,_ 11
N-l>O'I Harbor 10 n 7 l)-S7
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Est1ncl.a SO, L•vune BMcl\ 2'
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13. H11lln01 4, JH9ef' 6. N"bv 7. Ntwourn
0, Rindone 10 Seit I Tolall 17 1•·13 50
LAGUNA llEACH (2'1 -Lane 6.
Dillmen 2, Lemon 3, KenneclY 2, Cra~ •.
Weingarten 6, Meur Ice 6 Tollll. I• I· 11 29
ker1 b't' OU1rten e,11ncl1 l 1 13 10 1..-'°
L•vun• Beach I 6 9 6--2'
Totel 19uk E111nc11 ll, Laoune 8MCh
73 Foultcl out Lane IL8 ), Dillman ILBI
Coste Mesa JI, Unlversltv 31
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COSTA MISA (lei -Palmer S. J
Ec:tmuno1 0, Slllllln111on •. Mcl(,lt>t>tn S.
Swenton 17. Cowle v S, S EdmutlO\ 2
Tot11s IS I · II l8
UNIVl •SITY (llJ -Ho •. Mao 2
Stewert I Mlw 6 CemPO\ I. Biiby I
L1c1nltf'lt8 2 Tot111 13 S· ll 31
kere llV 0\1111tn
Colle Mell • 10 11 IJ-31
Unlver11tv 6 I 7 1~31
T 0111 loull. Colle Mn• 11. Unlvtn l1v ll
Woodbrklee 64, Corona dee ~r 61
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Lvon 19, Daniels 12. tCtl Ceu"v IS W11aon
11 Tote 21'1·16 64
COtlONA DEL MA• (ti) -Wlllerd I
wvnn lt. Jone1 12. 81arn1eto n 2. Smlrl O
Tot111 23 IS·71 61
k ll'I bV OUerten
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Tot•• foul• WOOdbr1age 20, C0:ron1 del
Mar 17 FOUltO OUI DenltlS (W) TtcMIC•I
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Co-on• cM1 Mir 9 1
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11 6
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NtwPOrt Heroor 6 s 10 ' 10 I
E111nc1e 6 S
SIOOleOKk 3 I
Unlvtrallv 1 10
La11una 8each 0 11
Wednffdev'l ~I
WOOdbr kllle 64, Corona CMt Mir t I
Co111 Meu 31. Un1ver'"" 31
E \tancla 50. L111une 811c11 29 NewPOrt Harl>or S7, ~~ 11
Fr'ldlV'I Glmtl 171
Co1la Mes. a t CorON del Mar
E1tenc11 II SedOlel>lcl<
Laovn• 811c11 et Neweori Harbor
Un1vera1ty at WOOObrlOQe
NHL
CAMP8ELL CONFE•ENCE
Sm'/1M Olvhlell w L T '"" GF Edmonton 31 10 6 82 172
Celgerv 21 10 , 6J 7SS Winni Peg 21 17 s 61 73'
Kltlel 7l 71 9 SS 741
Vancouvff' IS 33 1 37 114
Merril OMllaa
St Louil 1• 19 9 S7 "' Chlcego 2) 71 l 49 209 Mrnn1101a 16 27 10 ., 117 Ollrolt 16 30 • <IO 193
Toronto ll JS 1 79 162
WALES COHl'EAENCE
l"alrklr OMllZI
We.,,1n11ton ll 1) • ,. 211 Phlledele>flle 29 16 6 "" 21S
NV l1tanoera 21 11 l S9 147
NY Rengers 17 17 I ., lf2
Pittsburgh 11 2' s 41 119
New J.,sev 16 19 6 31 17S
Adami Otv111«1
8uttal0 76 IS 11 64 196
Mon tr H I 76 17 10 62 20S ~DIC 1S 21 1 S7 101
8o1I011 1• 22 1 SS , ..
Harttord 17 ,. s )9 169
WeclMldlrt Sc1r11
Celllerv 7. Herttord •
St Louis •. Vencouver 0
8utl1lo 3, Mlnnasoie I
Winnipeg 6. Edmo111on 7
Chlcaoo J, Toronto 7
TQ\itlllr'1Gemet
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Her ttord et 8oll0fl
P11t1buf011 •I New Jet'lfY
SI Louis •• Oetro1I
Monlrtll 11 ~lleC
NY lhnoen 11 NY tttanoera
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l 16
I II
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117
11•
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174
113 , ..
101
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-11 1no1ers no roci. cod
TMt weetr's trevt 111ants
I.OS ANGIL.IS -lllg Tu1Uno' CrNt1
(I0-1. El ~ldo Parr. l•"• l>•Ck AoeCI Petit. Lelle Piru Crffll (FrencNNn,
Flell Pveldlnoll-L11<e San G•br'fl
ltlver IN"· ""'" lor'kll Se"'I• Ft II~ volr
CMlANGI -LlllUM Noovel L.lt.t
Tt10UCO Cr"k
lllttYl"SIOa -H41met LIKt $111~
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Aho raced H.if MMMlllN, "'" ~tOtn, Hit'! SHM. Tlcl\I llr11, Law 0t The
LMICI, ~aftl"9'\ Tlr/le" ,., Iii
U IJCACTA 11•11 Hlf 11UO
$1COMD lllAC•. Oiw mile trot
O•vkf Sulhtrlll'ld (Pfrll.tr) ) 00 240 f 20
HIClnllnd F-J IMll'dlel'ICll UO ? 40
CN FrOif (Pl•noJ • '°
AhO rl<*O lnlrlouq Slit C-tacl\,
R~ Ster Sieve WhO
Totne , 03 l rS
U IX4CTA IS-l l MIO '9 70
T"•o ltAC•. One rftlll Nee
Cllellerlno IPetllllnel "00 •ID , 40
Oetval'lll (8udll'lnl • 00 ? io Svlvenar (Clllf) J 10
AIM> rac.o MOnltrtv Slf-ot. Oor·
lier-. Lucky Clll. Amer!Un ~' Oorect H1I
Time 701 7 S
U l .ICACTA 17· 21 NICI Ito 60
l'OUltTH ••c•. One mtle trOI Flnel ClllP IOtlOmtr) UO l 40 l 20 ~tdmond1 Joy (0'0wvtrl 10 .eo 1 .eo
lmP Imo tmp (AuUI 160
Allo recld Chuei. EI ,.,.., ' Aid Poot.,
Walru1, Boo91r. lkeno1
Time 1~ IS
Ftl'TH •ACE. One mile DKe
WtnM>me Lona-($nlul 760 J IO 2IO
Wero Ori•• (Mlrchandl ) to 2.60 ~In ltunnar COon lilJ 3.60
AIM> ractd Tt""lt ltun.-Turnla,
NICOulfie. ltldiul ltecer Llngen G.u•
Nick v 0 er IYO
Time 704 l S
Sl IXACTA lt·ll PllCI '7S20
SIXTl4 •AC£. One mtle DBCt T~on& SlleClow IAnClnl lt 20 13 60 11 00
SPeCtacullr O•ncff ( VlnOhml 12 60 1 40 Ktamalh Koshart <DtM>mer I 4,20
AIM> receo Re11e1 Monterev Rich N
Sol<tv, Fly Fly SnaClow. Milet Lldv Andvl
Hul1111r1 Smollln WllO
Time 71n21S
Sl I XACTA ll-11 P8IO l744 50
SIVENTH •ACE. °"9 mile PICt .
Levitv Rhvthm (O'DwrJ JI .fO 11 00 S 00
L A Ml11r111 (P11erwnl I ID 4.60
Love C1tllornl1 (Pierce) 19.IO
AIM> ractd Hurlc1ne S.n<tre, Countrv
c;,ousln Nuevo l 1P Anov1 Mlv. lllOYtl ~rv Cimarron 8etle
Time 103 1 S
I) EXACTA 11-7) P81d "'6160
l lGHTH •ACE. Ont mile trot
Nllea Stir (Grunc:tvl 6 60 l ID
Prol>lltev C8evleu> S 00
Teo1 !Trtmbl•v>
4.20 S?O
•OO Alao receo llonnl, Star Hill G
Meltor, OIO SPHCIY. Silvar Lobell
Tllnt 101 1 S
Andv'\
Sl U t ACTA 13·1> P8IO U4 SO
NINTH •ACI . One mile DKe
MT's Exorns (Martini 6 60 4 00 3 IO
Cracked Ice (AuOin) 1160 160
Too Jimmy (Grunc:tvl I 00
Al10 r •Ct<I Melle't Hun1tr , Ac·
comphct . 1(11111 Max E"ltr Dtllon.
VeUQhn
T111>1 1A01-i -
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U PICK SI.IC 11-9-J ... 3 S> i>elO Sl,SJUO
witll stvtn winning llclcell (five 11orw11
Totat c1rrvover 0001 $20,931 IS
TI NTH ltACI . One m ile Peet
Newt (Kueoter l I 10 • .fO • 10
H H Tremor CPlanol l 00 l 20
lllow1n Cr11t IKMlon) 3 40
At10 rectc:t Scottish 8ov. S"OfellN
Pr1me llvrd, Cruie On 8 v S1lv•Pll'11. Don
.t.oote
Time 7 01 71S
Sl Ell.ACTA L8·9J DBid 132 10
A1tenc11nct 3.3"1
Slnfl Anltl
WIOHISOAY'S •ESUL TS IJlnd .. lt·dlY tMreueNwM ,._..,..,
P:llllST •ACE. 6 turtonoi
Moment In T1mt !Dmo11 1080 UO J 20
R1g!ll Tllriil IMcCarron) J to l 20
Oro1'11n I Niglll (Melleol 1l to
Allo rlCtc:I Dark Hervfll. Routle'1
Choice 8 1g JarnH Frenc" Me1e1tv C•P·
•e•n A Iii Crown Of Tllor~\ M<>roanler. No
/'N>r e Sllow
T1"'9 1 ID 1 S
H CONO AACE. I I 16 m1le1
Oto H1ro IMcHar11uel 11 ID li60 •to
Snaktbilt Medicine IOmo11 1060 6<!0
Da1<1r I Pedro111 • 20 AIM> rect<I Amenolllerbrotri.r. Netura1
Sotendor Pinet Sir Alellem1ll SnerlH Muir
Secular M1 Neoro
Time 14.l JS
U DAILY DOUBLE 10·21 i>el<I stl 60
THllllO •ACI. 6 lurtono1 LuCll.Y Room lPincevl 100 )IO 210
Hes Slormln Norma n (Vlnzll l <IO 2 40
Lord Btn (Toro) 7 IO
Al\O ractc:t Nemt Vlctlml1er, lll11w All
Aries. P111 Pan Pantd v11vermo
Tome I 09 • S
IFOU•TH •ACE. I I 16 m•tel
Stekll To Wiii IE1treoe1 SS 10 "20 1080
Sensato0nel Orama 1Me111 4 10 4 00
Mtnl•I 8ank M•O•C IL01ova1 9 '° AllO r•<ecl l(iowa Kitty, Tredll•on Of
Hooe WOOdwtavet' Long Gone Gatlk
Bleilno Geme Franle '"'h Lore Leos
Galore
Time I 44 4 S
Fll'TH ltACI . 6 IU'lon~n
Pooutar Ledv ISllmkr) 17 10 6IO Jto soo )20
HO
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Ana ull M1n v
• TaDle Sien (Oorn1nguez l
Buen• Fe CMcCerronl
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Counlv Klldere Ftna1
81n1<1e
T•me t 09 I S
U EXACT A •l ·ll t:>e•d st7• SO
SIXTH lllACI. 6 1 tur1Qng1
Tiger Of Er•n 1P1ncavl 1120 110 600
Fllshv Norin Sier (Slelner 1 10 00 1 00
Demo" Seed !LOIOYal 9 IO
Also rect<I l(lnkelo, Runmno Dtoonalr
T1lfenl's Tov LOI\ Of Wi1nes Keles.llnlkov
S•tenl lmo•CI Rendllll« llla11vt A~lno
CuooO'\ Holl·dl V
T•mt 111
SEVENTH •ACE. I • "'''" on •urt L1nda'1 L .. <111' (McCrnl 10 00 • 80 J 00
Mimi Baker IMcGurnl l 20 140
Stvll•" Outen IPlncavl J 00
Also raceo Love Mt True L vPher0'1
L1c:lv Siiia llulltlln
Time I 4 l S
U IJtACTA 11·21 oe1c llSSO
EIGHTH ltACI. I I 16 m••1
FIOlllftQ llt1trve (Plnce vl I 60 ) 20 S 20
e·BrteOfll Charoe lM<Canont • 60 4 40
e·8older Tllen Bolo (Shmkrl 4 60 • 40
8-(0UOltd tntrv
AllO rectO R111unch A Tunt Cos
motron MttrO<'IOmoc lnOull Lu<h All
ll•v Sr.ore OTl•e Cfl'•re ' Prtm,..e
Srnerten Ue>
T·me l •1) S
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hO<H\l n Plett. SI• con101111on ~14'
.. 5'11 ~ with t9 wiM1no "~"''' (five "°'''") NINTH "ACE I l 16 m ...
(11111.n OoUOle IH1wtev 7 40 4 10
Hionbfow I 0om"'9utll • 00
Ko To Thi Arc IM•tel
2 IO
)00
140
Al\o ractd 8~te Fleet
•rd, Pvram•d Zolt1 Prince (uHt nt
ltacev Rlal·
II JH Aeo
Time 144 l S
Sl IXACTA If II oald 1101 00
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SOUTHE•N CALIFORNIA
GOLD MINE -Sf Ototh 0 new
oowder, PICked oowder 100 Off'cen• -MOUNTAIN HIGH -24·60 oec>tll D
new, Nciltd OOWdet' 100 -MT. I.Al.DY -24·4' 0tot11 0 new
oowder, PICkt<I oowdef 100 ooen
MU SUNltlSE -17·24 oeo111 0 new
POWcMr, oackt<I oowoer. 100 open SHOW FOlllEST -14·ll OtPtll 0 _,.,..,
POwder, Pecked oowelll' 1 CNllr
SNOW SUMMl1' -74·36 <Moth. 0 ,,._
NCktd POWOll' firm J>OWOCI:~. Cllalrl-
MfllllA·NIVAOA •AMGC
MAMMOTH MOUNT AIM -No new 70
Inell 0.H, oec .. eo POWder 2 ~~ 19
cl\I'"· 4 1urtace 11111
JUNE MOUNTAIN -No new, S7 1nch
0.11, POWOet' •nd NCked OOWOff' ) c111lrs
SIE•lllA SUMMIT -No new 17·•7 lncn
De" P8Cktcl POwdff' wrlh I •-oC>llaclft. 1 CNltrl l wrlace Ulll
Snow 0.0111 111 lnCMI r~\ 10 UllPICktO
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inow w1111111 tl'le "'' 2• hourl T·trace Ooen
mean1 -cent•" of terrel11 ooen
IN¥\ ~cer
HIGH KHOOL
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s.odleOec• acor 1n11 Gotlulft 7 Me ze 1
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NewPOrt HarbOr KOf•"O WOiie l
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E '''ncle Korlno Cemoos I Ur11n• 1 w...,._ J, c-1111 Mar 1
Coron• .,_. ~' acorlno Merrtl4 1 Carttr I
Ftulllalft Vllttv I, Ml'1N 0
Founr11n VelleY 'Corino Tiu I
Ellwll 2, Oclltl l/"ttw 2
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HIGH SCHOOL
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Corona ctel ~· acor1ng &or\ort 7
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N-"'1 H...-., ), SalMeM<* I
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Founuun Valley took over sc>k
poste ion or first place in Sunltt
Lcaaue soccer action Wcdnndey by
vtrtucohhe Baroo1' lhut0ut win o~·cr
Manna and Ocean View's dewcllod r
1lh Edison.
Here's h.ow it went in b.ip school
soccer-
Foutala Vall y 1, Mattu t: The
Buons '°' a free lrn:k I 2 mtnutcs anlO
the pmc. and Darren Tu s look a
pass from Rtch l..ope1 and acorcd
from 30 yards out to aive Fount.Ian
Valley the wan at .Manrut.
.. It sa game we really needed after a
tu: and a loss last • week," said
Fountain Valley Coach Gerald
Ashby. "We needed a wm to stay
abreast."
With the win. thC'.' Barons dad better
than that. Founuun Valley now has a
one-point lead over Ocean View after
the Sea hawks sen led for a tic Wed.na.-
day with Edison .. The Barons an now
5-1 • l (or 11 pcnnts while the Sca-
hawk~ are 4-1 -2.
E4110D !, Oceu View l : T he host
Scahawks scored one minute into the
game on a tally b) Okan Kaplan and
got another goal from Jeff Da.r1ina I I
mmutes mto the first haJf.
But the Chargers battled back wath
a JOal by Mark ('ampbell at the JS.
minute mark of the first h.alf and the
equalizer b) John Valtnslcy Wlth less
than two mmutes remaining an the
game.
H11aUa~ Beacll 3, Westm.iaster
0: The Oilers remain 1n a tie with
Edison for third place aft.cT blanlun'
1hc UOOS al Westm&M&u.-
The Oilers got th1nis goinJ in the
second half as Vince Duke scored
Hunttngton Beach·s first pl on an
assist b) Hu)' Vinh. Duke then
assisted V1nh on the Oilers' i«ond
goal and Jason Mananez closed out
the sconng.
E1taDcl1 t , t.a1au Buda I: The
Eagles (9· I· 1 ) rematncd atop the Sea
View League 1.1.1th a shuto ut at
Estancia
W1l~do Campo~ ~orcd Estan-
c1a's first goal wllh four m1nu1"
~maanang in the first half. and Dave
Urstnl nC'tted the other with I 2
minutes kft 1n the game.
S.ddlehad 7. Newport Barbor I :
Marcos Meza broke a 6-6 ue. 1hwan-
1ng a funous Sa1lor comeback. as 1hc
RoadrunnC'.'rs escaped"' 1th a win over
'1~1tmg Newpon.
SaddlebaC'k led ~-I at halftime and
e\lendt'd 11 to fl-I 1n the SC'('Ond half
tx-fore ""e"'porl scol"C'd five s1ra1ght
goal" to fo rge a lie MC'za·s goal came
1.1.11h about 10 minute~ rt"m.ainmg 1n
the game
Woodbrld1e 3, Corona del Mar !:
The host Wamors banled back from
a 2-0 halftime dC'fim to ~ore the
\ IC'lOr\
Pat 'Me1Tell and Da' 1d Caner had
Cd M's goals.
Generals
send Sipe
to Bulls
J.\( .... \0\;\ILLE Fla (.\Pl -
The \/c" Jcrw' ( 1cnC"r3I\. "'ho signed
Ooug Flut1c \\\(Ida'' carh('r. cleared
the wa~ for tht• Hcl\man Troph"-
winncr to Ul~l' 0,1.·r J'I their No I
quancrback "t"dncsda\ night b'
trading \.CtcTan Bnan \1pr to lht"
Jacksonvtllt' Bull"
1pe. 35. '-'3i> signed tn C 1C'ncrals ol
lhC' l 'n11ed tatc~ Fcx)thJll Leagu<' in
1984 after spending I~ H'al'!> "'1th 1h1.•
< lc.,.dand Bro1.1.n-. nl the N:nmn~tl
Footb311 League
"I lo.n<'"' then: 1.1.a\ 1101ng to h<' an
.iwlo."ard s1tua11on tn 'e"' )er<;('\ "
\11)(' ~1d nl tw; statu<. \lnC't" lht·
C1encrab had \1gned Flutrc 10 a Ii' r
~C'.'ar contr.h·t for a ~pon{'d S,
million ''lh1<. ''a ~x-rk1. t 'ol uuon 10
that problC'm
"I prtpart'd m''<'ll un11I thre1.•
tlou~ a o 10 hattlr 4'g.:l1n't him ·
Sipe. who left the <lt.•ner.11 · "amp
an Orlindo earlier rn th<' d.i' ap-
peared at a nl'" .. confcrtncc :1t "'htch
the Buth )aid the\ ""ould _.,\Umt' ht'
contract. which ha' 11.1.0 mu~ \l'Jr~ 10
ru n. pl\J' an op11on }Cat
To et 1pe. th<' Bu ll\J:IH" uri• htp.h
draft rue~ and other nrn\11.1cr.1t1<•M
H" acq\11l>1uon anve J;u:k.S<)n' ilk
fhe quanc~d., '\I~ on the rostC'.'r
"<'rt Matt Robin'ion Ben ~nnl"tl.
Bock lklul". and Rohb1c \itahlt.1ul
-.ho •'I the startt'r la•it 'cir when
Robmson was hun ·
"Bnan rs tht' leadmg candid tc lor
our quancrba i.. flO\tllon "\:Sid Rull
l oach Ltnd)' Infant<'
The Rull~ "'*ntl\ 'i1gned runnina
had. M1._e Ruf1C'.'r tht Ht't man
Tmph) "IOnt'r from ~cbra~h. a a
ti-« nt. and hate former Ohio
late ruM1ng be\:'k .\n:h1e Gnffin
• tpt' ,01nfd the GeMral •~ a fttt
nt af\tr tht\ obumed h1\ np1.1
from the.· lo n ~ E\ptt'U. Ht'
tintshcJ lounh on the ll Fl pb 1na
chin 11 t ~a n with IC>2 ~mp
uon 1n \2~ I UC'mpt\ ior 2. )lrtb
and I 7 tt')u~hdnwn' end wa tntl'r-
u·pu-;t I \ 11mc~
f
Ml.IC NOTlCl
MOnct Of' NOTICI Of' .,_.......,, ~111't COTE TMMTlft Ul..8 Tt!UITD'9 Ma.a ._... .,,,_
...,_-. M1· ..C NO. -NOTM:I Of' • MCORDIJ>. ,..... 0 EO R 0 E J 0 tt -"'°'"9 YOU AP~! IN otFAUl.T TMllTll .. IALI IHtTMllilllHT ,..,_. CO'fV JR T .I. .... C-.,_ UND!A A DUO OI TfllUSl YOU ARI! IN OEFAUI. T NOflCI Of' OIJAUl.T ..._ a l'ftid ..
T 0 IUIVICI! COMPANY OA Tf:D OfOlMIW' 2.2NO. UNOEA A DUD OF TRUST AMO l'°'C:TIC* TO Of CA.ta Mf'lll p._
.. duly lfl90lm.O T~ , .. 2 UNI.HS YOU TAl<E DA T!O 111181 UNL!SS llU UllDO away February :
Beecr\,Cellforr"-9*e IWC>Od,2U 112fllubyl ..... Hotiotlt'*9t)yO!Ytnlh411 un.O.,. Ille tollowlng o .. ACTJON TO '"OTeCT YOU TAl(E! ACTION TO DHDOP 1118) In Ncwpoa
Dennie McOOneld ~ lalt>oa llW!d, CA 92te2 CltyCounclloti~Cltyof tc:tibecl deed ot tMI WILL YOUA PAOPERTY. IT MAY PROTECT YOUR PROP· ......... ::-:.oT)Ca &Mth Ht-.. turvi·-
.. •bo¥e) Thlt I.> ,,,... la con. untlnalon IMCll lllilll bold. UL.L A.T PUIUC AUCTIOH H .ot.D AT .. PUll.IO fllTV. IT MAY IH! SOLO At _.._. ~-TN• l>'IJIMM t1 COflo-ducted by en lndMclu9I P\lf>IO ....... tnD. u rtQUlr9d TO THI HIOH[ST llDDE.R SALi!. ,, YOO NC!D AN fX. A, PUBLIC SAL!. " YOU IF YOUR PROPfRTY IS IN by hll ton. G«>rge •
Tlllm ~ .. con~ dueteclbyan~ o.nn.11 Wl~ll· Und9f• a.ct1on1CISAu11a1ottN FOR CASH ANO/OA ™' PLANATION 011 THI! NUD .AN EXPLANATION FOORUECRLEOSB~H"~o'~~~= 8 C.OkofCoai.M81
Thll ttalement -flllCt by' en lnOMduel OentMI Mc:Doftlild wood a. h'lt•NI ~ue Code, 11 CASHIERS OR OERTl"ED NA T U Ill I! 0 F T H I! OF THE NAfUAE OF THE 'I' A " da h k' Mari Co
wwtltt IN Covnty Qefll of Or· ANOfllEW N SANDERS Thi• lt•191Mnl WU Med Thlt •l•ltment ... lllecl lta HOUI., me.11ng on T~ CHtCl<S SPl!Cll'tED IN PAOCEEDINO AOAIN8T PROCtl!OlNGS AOAINST PAVMEN~S·n~ouMi'Y A~$ i ~ t' t
enge County on ~ll'Y 4, Tflle ltatemenb.:' fflecl .wltll ttw County Ci.tit of Of· wllh Ille County C1ett1 of Of· day, ~uery t9, 1N5. to CIVIL CODf llCTION YOU, 'YOU SHOULD CON--VOU. YOU SHOULD CO,.._ ~~T A~ltON Ind VOU o( n ilco; aU
198$ -.. with ·~~ty Of~-anoe County on Jenuar; 2&, anoe County on Januery 2$, • P'oC>OMd Pol!Gy 2t24h(payabl .. 1 llle111Mof TACT A l.AWY!A rACt A LAWVER I .. 1 ..... .......=., r"'lll lo t er J 0. p h I n
.. _, .,. ......,.,ty on Januery "'· 1915 1916 Aeoor1 to be pu~ by Miit 1n lawful mOMY ot "'-On f'.eb1u1ty 14, tN!I 11 On 2121188 al 101>0 AM may,.,,,. , .. ..,, • ., Vogelsnng of Lot All
Pubhlled Oranoe CoMt 1915 nl7m ,_,,,. lhaCltyOfHuntlntton ~ Unlled S"t .. ) alt rlgflt, title 10:00 A M . Pf:!LL! SKO·FEO MORTOAOE obtlnO y~r acicount In oooo I •·-
o.!Jy PtlOt ,9btvaty 7, 14, ,_14 Publllh9d Otano-Cout Publleh9d OrMge eo.tt containing 1 1ta1.,,_,t of and Int~ .. , conv~ to FfNANC.lAL CORPORATION COAPQAATION N Ille Ck11Y j•tandlng by P41Yln0 11:,:' ge t>s, a...., aurvtvo
2128,1915 P~ehecl 0..ange Coeet o.HyPllotJ11nU1tySt,Feb-DellyPllotJlll\IWYS1 ,. thepofie*regetdlngl\Oua-en<I now held by It unW u duly appointed True! .. app()lntacl Tru1t" under yOIJrPllld~paymen~e 9 byflve1randchlldrcr
TH-721 Daity fl'tlol Je~ 24. 31, ruary 7, t4 21. 198$ l'\ltr'f 7, 14, 21. 1815 ' Ing, dwtloprNnt, and tow-Mid o..d of Truat In tl'le under and puttuent to o..d Ind pureuant to o..d ot peunl119d cot~ ·~~~ end thr~~ great
---------febnlary 7, 14, IN!I Th-877 Th-e7' ll!COfM nou.int ... lanc9 roparty hefefJllet' d•· ot Tru11 recorded Oecetnl* Tru1f. A9corclacl on 213111 lpen"' within 1 .. r" 110 f ~ondcb1ldren. M .,_IC Mnnrc "4-Ma to be tollOwed by It IO INMlng 1erlbed: 28, 1982, u Intl. No. a1 Document no. 2228 80011 from Ille dtte '" • no • 0
... _ nuirw. . qWllm.d motto• t>onclt TRUSTOR· Tl OTHV A. 82·45&880 Of Offlelll Re-13935 Page 1"3 Of Ottlelal default WH iecordacl Thi• lt> was born In Lo -~-TITIOUI..-.. ....... ____ -... --,-•-ti" MnflC[ "8.IC NOTIC£ PUBUC NOT1C£ a Ad morto•t• credit PORTER. PATRICIA C. COtdl In tilt ornoe ot the R«0tcl1 In the omc. of tilt emount 1• 59,0lO 28. u 01 Angeles and hu "'
T'DmWf nl8u" "" certlflCai.e. Tiie Cit)' of Hun\· PORT~ County ~-of Oranoe ~-of OAA"IOE Coun· 01124186. and will ll'ICI.... d d I N T~ l*'llOnt .,. '1CT1TIOUI IUl*IU ftCTinOUI "11••11 ~Tf1lOUI MllMI• Ing ton 8HCll hU no• BENEFICIAAV OIU.SON Countr · Cllll0tn1&. IY CaHfornla, tJC~l9d by: lunlll yOUt eiccoun• beCOtnel SI (! n wopr .....,_".., AMI IT nm ~ ITA,,_WT NI.Ml ITATIMINT p,...IOU~publlth9d any FINANCIAL WIL S!LL AT PUBLIC AOOER L COLEMAN ANO current Youmeynot!laveto Coata Mesa •t a lino ~s ~na:s~CIATES. ~ ,--...! ~ ..... The followlng f*'IOn• .,. The lotlowtnQ par.on•.,. other p ~· The RECORDED June 8. 1983 AUCTION TO HIGHEST 810. PAULA J COLEMAN, HU$-pay Iha entire unpaid j)Or· 1981 A Memorla
340? I.aka Cenc. Dr • Santa doing ;;;,; .. dol~ Du"'-.. dol~ bualntN.. Oily c Ourlng tilt .. lnltr No 83-24097 t of D E R F 0 R c A 8 H • BAND AND WIFE ANO, tlOn or yout ICC()Unt. even M d Rou.ry u
Ma. C.ilf 92704 OAF INVESTMENTS I, 270 sJh ~~=sor5 a AS -Q 0 CUT. 11122 112 ~-one-rear period l)f~ec:llng Offlelel ~da In ,,,. ofl\ce CASHIER'S CHECK OR r H EO D 0 RE A L 0 I! N 11nouon luM peymant Wll '* b iWha~d s ;
Jell O Soeclef, 2715 South BrlatOI Street, Suitt IA '44 Jamt>or .. ~Blvd ' SYrta 138• Cotti thll repott with tilt Intent ol of lhe Recorder of Otange CERTIFIED CHECK, (Pl~" BALOVAN AND MARILYN mandtld, but you mull pey e e &!Jlr •!
Bayer"! Pl Fullerton, Calif. 201, Co•I• M .... Calllornle ~ ~·~1 lllri~92,..._Port c-a. Callfomle 92827 Conorffl that the City ot County; eble et time of sale In lewful BALOY AN. HUSBAND ANO j lhtl amounl 1111.0 tbOve February 9, 1118~ I 92833 92828 o ' 1 omtA harl .. Richard Pecloen· Hunilngton 8Mch UM 111 Mid deed of ltull de• money of lhtl Unltacl Stttff) WIFE WILL SELL AT PUB-Afttt thr .. rnontht trorn l OAM al St J ohn th1
avid L o ar•on paugti euthorlly 10 i..,. qualified ecrtbel the follow!nQ. 11 lhe Cllapmen A~ en--LIC AUCTION TO THE Ille clat1 of reclOfditlon of 8 C h ) Lon cnr111opner Healon, Jolin O'Me&la. 1215 Not· Flnancl1i and tn9'1t Ser Thie bu11na11 11 con-mortgage bond• and mot!· Lot 5ri of Trec:1 282}, In the trence 10 the Civic: ea.it., HIGHEST BIDDER FOR l•hhtdoeumant(whtehdateof a pt 1st at o lo =:.-= 9~:lc, ~1 ~:.cai~!:n1i 9~~port =· d:=~ · C•H· d'tA'1:>!lt1:'p1~~~duaJ Q&ge credit c.nlftcat• to City of Coal• MeH , aa 8ulldlng, 300 Eut Cnapmen CASH. (peyable et time of racordtllon •PPM~IO "Tf! Chur~!2 10 I ~ Bako1
Thi• butll1•H 11 con· R•nnev E Orapet, 210 Thi• buitnh• I• con Thll •lll~I .. fifed the grMltlt ••tent IMtlble lhOWl'I on 1 Map Recordacl A..,.nue. Orange, Ce all sale In 1awtu1 money of lhe lonl. un'"' ro!: • St .. .....,.,toi Mesa In
ducted by 1 ganetll plt1· South ertllol s ir .. t. Suite duc:tao by· 1 eo<poratlOli • with the Count" C,;lt of Of. to •Hitt lowtt·lncoma femll-In 800ll 118, Pages 3 to 18 rtght, tltle end lntw•t con-United S11tu) at Chapman being lorec: ur.?!' PIN' l.t!rment w1U be pri Mil 20 1 Cost Meaa CaJll n1a ' let to etlord home own· lndualve of mtlCtlllMOUa vayed to and now held by It Ava antranct to Ctvlc ml11 • IOnger periuu, you oft_ F ft-..i~. '*Jeff~ Soeder 92f.26
1 • or David L Robafeon, p,...,_ •nga County on Jenuary waNp before aa1111ng high-M•PI. 1n the OfflCe ot Illa linder Mid o..cS of Ttu•t In Canter BulldlAO. 300 E htve only the ~al rlQlll IO vate In..,..., ra.1.....,.v
Thi• statement wu fifed Jaffray o Wood, 270 d~~1, atatement wu lllad 22• 1985 ""''5 llf·lncoma famillel. County Aaoorder or Mid the property 1llu1ttld In N ld Chapman Ave . Orang., CA 1••op the fortclO~r• by':!: OOYLE
wllh tne County Cterll of Of· South 8'1etol S1ree1. Suite w11n the Count" Cletll of Ot· P blllhed Of•""" Coaat Tl'la ,.,,..ting •Ill . com• County County .,id State deKrlbad all rlg!lt. lllle and lnfer"t Ing Iha ant111 amount ALL'XIS WALKfllf Cou Feb 201 Coll Meaa Calif la ' u .. ,.... men<le It 7·30 P M Ind wlll YOU ARE IN DEFAULT ... conveyed lo and now held mtnOacl by your creclllOt "' .-,. ~,;85 nty on . ruery 92828 I • Otl\ : CouJ'lty on Jenyary 17• Dally PllOI Jl/luaty 31• Feb-be held In Ill• Council UNDER A DEED OF TRUST The NOnh-tefly 75 , .. , by II under .. Id Deed of To lln<I out the 1moun1 DOYLE. pull'd awa)
f111191Z Thi• bu•lneH 11 .;on. 1 5 ~ ruar)7 14•21·19115 Th-691 Chambafl1tC1tyHall,Hun1-DATED 5/31/83. UNLESS meuuredtlOnQthaNortll· Tru•r tn Illa pr°'*ty t11u-IYoumu1fpay,orfo11trTnge January27 1985 A&(
Plibllshed Orange Coaei ducted by e llmlttld ponner· p bllahecl Ora,.,,. Coatt lngton BHch, Calllornlt . YOU T Al<E ACTION TO ea1tefly llne of the North ated In Hid Co~mly. Call· ·for payment to •loP the or• 30 A .' . d t 01 Deity Piiot February 7, t4, tnJp D ify Pllo J "•3 1 Fet>-1 lntefetttd lndlvldua11 with· PROTECT YOUR PROP· Mlletfy 150 leet of Lot 118 tornla. daecrlblng the land ctoaure. or II '/OU' ~OC>41f1Y 18 · rest en
21. 28, 1985 JOHN O'MEARA • 7 1~ r,u~~5 · P\B.IC NOTICE Ing'° ••pr-lhelr views on ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT of Traci 300 In the ctty ot tf\etlln In rorectotvra IOt any 011\et San la M o n I c a TH· 712 Th I fled ruary . • . thlt Polley Rapor1 will be A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU Coil• MtM ... per map r• Plll'eel I A 9'1bleaMll<>ld , ... on. contact. AMERICAN Survwed by beloved 11 1 ~ttnen~ wu 10r Th-ea6 FtCTITIOUa .,...... glven Iha opportunity lo do NEED AN EXPl.ANA TION COtdad In boo11 t4 page1 11 In a.nd IP Unll No 11 on Lot I , SAVINGS ANO LOAN AS· h b d H :i;.1~n1t~J:~.°'ry 18: NAME aTATIMINT IO at the Publlc HMrlng or OF THE NATURE OF THE and 12 or Ml9ciananaous o(Trect 10525 .•• lhown,SOCIATION (7t4)773·7124. u s a n • arq . PmllC NOTICE 19as PlltllC NOTICE The lotlOWtng pat'l()f'll are may. pr.k>r to the time of the PROCEEDING AGAINST M~. In thtl offk:a of 1na i nd da9cttbad In the Con· 16725 E Whlttief Blvd · Doyle, mother, Edith
,.,.T'ITIOUa ··--u ~ dOlng bulineu u Hearing. 1ubmlt written YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· County Recorder of Mid domlnlum Pl1n ("Pl1n") WMtltf. Calllornla 90«>7 Walker of N ewpon
... --p bliahed Or Coat! lltCTTTIOUllU...... JOSEPH ANTHONY commentl 10 Suean JC>nel TACT A LAWYER. CouAty wttlehplan wa.srecordtld onl Bl-194863-9-73(EI .Beach lather Nor.
NA• ITATIMINT Del~ Ptlot Jen~ 24 31 NAMI ITATIMINT ROWLETT ENTERPRISES. al 2000 Main Str .. t. Hunt• 1828 Collica Piece, Colla APN· 119• 102·26 September 17, 1980, In II you have any quealiont. w' lk f y 111_ The following par90n1 ere ., u198 ' ' The tollowlng .,.,.on• are 10 Starbiutt Clrclt, Newport lngton BHoh, C1lltornl1 Mne, CA 928'46 RECORD OWNER Mtrk Boole 13737, Page 1067. et I you 1nou1d contact •lawyer man a er, O I.WI
doing bullln"• as: February 7• 14• 19 5 doing buatneet ... Beach, Cilll0tnla 92863 926411 "(II a 11r .. 1 addr ... °' c Steventon eeq of Olflcl•l Record• of or the OOVefnmtnt eoeooY Park, bro ther , MMtJn
HUNTINGTON BE,ACH TH.Ml NEWPORT IMPORTS Joaaph Anthony Rowtett, lnter•ted lndlvl<1ualsm1y common dHign11lon of Trullot Mar1hall P Orange Counly whtehmayhavalnturadyour Walker , M enlo Park.
FLORIST, 18474 Bol11 UMOSERVICES,INC .3100 IOSterburstClrcle,Newport obtain coplH o l Iha propartyl11hown1b0va,no. fhompsonandGaJIThomp-Peroal 2 An un<llvldtd loan Al I N
Chica SlrMt. Huntington PmllC NOTICE WastPac1flcCou1Hlghw1y, Beach.Callloml1 92863 propoHd Polley Report w1rrenty 11 given H to 111 eon one fltty-fllth (1/5!5th) Remember YOU MAY exs w!15 a •-
Beach, Calltornl1 92649 N-port Beach. Cellfornla This bu11ne11 11 con-prior to the H .. rlng at lhe comp1a1-11 or corrae1· The .1treel 1ddrest and 1n11ret1 u a tenant tn com-LOSE LEGAL RIGHTS IF tional Charity League
Young H" Perk. 10~7 'tc:TITIOUa IU .... aa 928e3 . ducted by an lndlvl<lual Redevelopment Office ar ne11)" T!I• beneficiary olhW COtJ'\mon deslgn111on, mon In • tubleatefl040 ... YOU DO NOT T At< E Debutante (Newport
Sla1a1 Avenue. Fountain Vel-~ aTATW•NT L .. Wast Enlerprl-. Inc. Joeep/l A Rowtett 2000 Main Str"1, Hun.I· undef said Deed of Tru1t, by 11 eny, of Ille real property late In an<I 10 111 Of the real PROMPT ACTION Beach chapter) In
tay,Cellfornle9270ll l hafottowtngpereonaera • Calllornl1 C0<porallon. Thta atatemetit wH fllec:l lngtonBeacn.Calllornla. reuonolabreachordaleult deacrlbad 1bove ts propa<ty. Including without NOTICE IS HEREBY
Soo Ran Sonn, 4511 doing bulllnMa u : 3100 Wnt Pacific Coul with lhe County Clerk of Of. Dated; 112•186 In the obllgatl0n1 HCUrtd purpor1ed to t>e· 201 Mon re 11m11111on the common area GIVEN That SUNl<IST SEA· 1972, a graduate of
Ct11dlet>erry, S..l Beach. PAOJECTIONS, 21179 Highway. N-port Beach, ange County on Jenuary 25, AUCIA M. WENTWORTH, !hereby. heretofore U · Vl111 Ava .. Cotta M .... Ca at defined In the Declaration VICE COMPANY, It now Umv of Calif. Irvine,
Cellfornle 90740 ClubhouH Rd . COiia Men. C1llfornla 92683 t985 City Clenl, City of Hwtt· eculed and dal~ to the The un<lerllgned Truatee of Covenant1, Condltlon.1 duly 1ppolnltd TrullH wt th a Bachelor of
Thl1 bu1lne11 11 con-Caltl 92628 Thi• bu1ma11 I• eon· ~Zl'TMt lnttoft leac h, (714) un<lerllgnad a written oec.. dltc:la1m11ny lleblllty tor any end Aea1r1Ctton1 ("Daclll· under 1 Deed ofTru1t dated Arts degree In drama
dueled by a ltmltad panner· Rooan J Berg. 2~79 ductacl by-a corporatlOli Publll~ Orange Coatl l»-$22'7 laretlon Of Default end De-1nc:om1ctneH ot the 11reet 111on") recorded on s.p. 03/28177 ewecuttd by: MEJA . •
ship Ck.lbhou• Rd . Costa M.... Leland H Wt1t. Presldenl Dally Pilot January 31, Feb-Publllhe<I by Iha Ora~ mend ror Sale, end written eddresa ind other common 1emt>er 17, t980. In Book DAUBIN a SHARON LEE she studied opera for
YOUI'(() H PARK Cell! 92626 Thi• statement wu filed 1ua.ry 7 14, 21, 1985 Cout Delly Pilot February 7. l"Otk:eof breech and of alee· daalgAa11on. 11 any, anown 13747. Page tS.5 et aaq of DRUBIN, u Tru1tor, to ... 2 years at La .F..ticuela
Thi• 11a1amant wu ftfed Fr1ncl1 Jo1tph Baro • ..,.,h the County Cl«k or Or· Th-881 1985 lion 10 eeuea the under· herein Ofllclll Record• of Orange core obllgatlon.1 in favor of Superior de Cant.o In
with Ille County Cier11 of Of. 2879 ClubhouH Rd . C<>lll ange County on January 25 TH-896 1lgned to NII said prOf)efty Seid Nia wlll be mlde, bul County, on LOI 1 of Tract AMERICAN SAVINGS AND , ' .
enge County on JanUll)' 9, M .... C1Jlf 92828 1985 DllDllC NOTICE to 1all1ty uld obllgat1on1, without con11anant or war· 10525, 1n the City of Colla LOAN ASSOCIATION H Madnd, Spain Alex1.11
1985 Thlt bu11ne11 11 con· f'217'17 l"UUL end thereafter the undaf· ranty,expr ... or tmpltad, re-Mesa as lhown on e map 8eneflc:J1ry, Recorded on was employed a.a a
Pub115had °'.,,,,!= duoted by· co-partners Publlaned Orange Coatl K·1t04t Pml!C NOTICE signed ceu141d MIO nottoeot gardlng tltle. poaMU!on, or recorded In 80011 482, 04/13177 H dOWment no graphics designer at
-.. -Robert J B«g Dally Piiot Janyary 31 , Feb· FtCTITIOUa IUltNlaa breach and of election 10 be encumbranc.1. to pay lhe Pegea 411. 49 end 50 of Ml1-17347 book 12144 page i40 h F 1n Daily Pilot Fat>niary 7, 14, Thie 1t1tement wu fifed ruary 7 1• 2t, 19115 ftU9LtC NOTICE recorclacl October 22. 1984 unpaid belance of 1n1 cell1neou1 Mapa, In Ille ot· of Official Racorda In the of· t e orum, In •
21. 28. 19115 with the County Ctanc ot Of. Th-879 NAME aTATl•NT TheCltyot Irvine la racefv. u Instr No 84~35809 or nota(•I aecured by 11ld flee of the County Recorder flee ol the Recorder of OR· glewood, until theo
TH·717 ·~County on Jenu&ry 21, The following parsons •r• Ing propOllJ• for contultan1 Otflclal Record• In tile ottlce o..d of Trust. plus as of Mid Orange County ANOE County, Calllornla, In· ume of her death
----------19 5 ,.._13 ~~~N~~~ 1 ~·~111;~~ ~n r~ ~~9jlconar• !.~!'.'.! ot the Recorder of Ofenge provlde<I 1n .. 1c1 nota(•). ad· Except rharetrom Unll• 1 eluding I nota(•I for Iha tum M emorial services •-•c NOTICE .--D1m•1c NOTICE ...-....,.... • ...... • ...... '""' County. vancaa. If any, undaf lh• through 55, 1nclulllve on Loi ot s 150,000 00 Tn11 Ille l"UUU PublllheO Orange CoH 1 l"UUL Llmtttd PartAerlhlp. 505 document• for the City'• Said sale wfll be made, b\11 1arm1 of 11Jd Deed of Tru11, 1 of said Trect t0525 •• beneflcl11 lnleraat under wtll be held February
flCTmOUa IU ... H
NAME STATEMENT
Dally Ptlol January 24, 31 , FICTITIOUa aUllNElt City Ptrkway Wast, Sult• propolacl 22·t cra Wood· wlthoul covenanl or war-18". chargea an<I a•penM1 shown on 11ld Con· said Deed of Tru1t and the 10 at 12 noon , at thf'
Fabtuery 7 14. 1985 NAME STATEMENT 900· OrarlQll, CA 92888 bridge Community P11k ranty. aJCpreu or lmplled. r• of the Truet" an<I of the domintum Plan Obl.!il•llona secured tl'leftby -Unwersit.y Club. -QI\
TI'l-657 The lollowtng pwaons a e Al ~ampa, !I05 City Compttx eardlno tltle poM1atlon, or truata crutadby-DJO OMd EKeec>t Turtfl., tfii<efrom. are prnentTy hil<rby lhe h f UC
.,.. T b l ' PMll-y W•t. Suite tOOO. ,.._,_.,. of tna r'"""-•l f0< encumbrancea. 10 pay Iha of Truet all 1mpr~1· and ap· beneficiary Thll a breacll l e campus O • u O no UI n a•• •• IOfan,,. CA 926611 ..,.,.,_. -.-v·~·~·. I I II '
The lollowlng pertone tta
Oolno bu*---ST AR-TECH WEST, HER s H BERGER 1 N . r • propo1al1 era 1vall1ble. at remaining prlnctpal aum of Al 11\e time of the lnlt11I purtenaneea loc:ated or to be of, encl default In, lhe obU· r vtne n eu O
SURANCE SERVICES 5000 Thia buitneH 11 con-no c!large from lhfl Depart-lhe nota(1) MOurad by laid publlcallon of this notice. located on said Loi 1 or gallon for which said Deed flo w ers family sua· 24422 Del Prado. Ste 11.
Dena Point. Calif 92829
Danlel J Hannagan.
PmlJC NOTICE BTrch St, su111 200.' New· ~~ded by· a llmlted Plrtner· ment of P~bllc Worll1, 2801 dead of Truet, w1tl'I lntef•t Ille total 1mouAt of lhe un-Tract 10525 ol Trual Is security has OC· t t b lion
port eeacn. CA 92860 Al Kampa Mc:Oaw IMA•. Calilornla u 1n seld note prOYIOec:I, Id· pelo balanoa of the obll· Exc:apt turthtlr lheftfrom cured 1n lhal Iha payment ges con rr u 9
340&2 Formoaa, Dane Poin1,
Callf 92629
'~~~:A~=;• Hershberger Ftnanclal Thll llalement was tiled 92713 Attention Mr H11 E vanoee. II any, under the .Qlllon aecured by the 11>ove e11clu11ve euement1 In and hH not been m1d• of may be made tn Alta1C ·
Servlcea(Slolle oflne<>rpora· wlll'l lhe County Cie<k 01 0 ,. Hembree. (7 14)860-31MS8 farms ot Hid Deed of tru1t. dtllOrlbed deed of trust 1nd to all those , .. lrlcted com· Failure to make lhe 1s name, to Orange
Peul V Har berger, 2•422 Del Prado II It, Dena Po1nt,
Calif 92629
The followlng P«90nS 1'1 lion Calll0tnla) c 1 Oeeembe A II qua I 11 1 e d • n d '"'· eh•rgea, and •~pen-Mtlmated costs. e•penMs mon areas as ehown on aakl 09101/11.ol payment of prlncl· Coun Ly Center for dOl0~ ~ut'::'/ :•L E X • Thia bullnHI 11 con-;~98Aoun Y on r lnlernted con1ultan11, In· or lhe Tru1t .. and of tl'le 1 n d adv 1 nce1 I s Condominium Plan pal and/or lnlefHI i nd Ill
ducitldby acorporallon cludlngOlsadvantagedBull· 1rustacrMtedbyNldDeed 1147,211 87 Paroel 3 Non"4xctu1M1 1ubaequant paymanta, Pedorm1ng Arta.
PAESSIONS 21169 Club Wanda L Herlht>arger F2Mt1t AUS En1erpr1u1 and of Tru11 Seid sale w111 be Thabenaflelaryun<lerNld eaMmenls tor IOGeH. In-logelher with Illa chargn , Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 B<uca K ClewOrth, 3250
8roed SI Bo• 1421, New·
port a.acn, Celll 92863
Mich ... J McGraw, 33911
Diana Dr Dent Point Cat«
92829
HouN Rd . C01t1t M"' p Ul<I 1 · Publllhec:I Orange Coall F e m a I • B u • I n e a • held on: F-rldey, Febru1ry 22, Deed ot Trust 11ere1ol0<e u -greu egrau. enc101ch· impounds, Impound de· GERING
Callf 92.526 'Thi• ~latttnen1 wu llled Dally Pllol January 31• Nib· EnterprlM1, are encouraged 19115. at 1:30 p.m In Ille ac:uted and delivered to the ment, tupport 1nd tor othtlr poslta, II any, un<lef the
Dixie Lee Brown. 2869 wtlh Iha County Cletk of Or· ruary 7• 14 21· 4965 to submll 1 propoaal lobby to the bulldtng localed un<lerllgne<I 1 written Dec:· P<upo-. ell as •hown In Ille ltHms of 1&1d note or Dead of JEAN L. GERrNG, a
Club tiou1e Rd.. Co11a 11nge CovAty on January 14 Tl\-695 • PrOpoMll will be received at 801 South Lewi• Street, laratlOli of 0tfau11 an<I o.. Condominium P11n and .. Trull FAILURE TO PAV resident of Costa
M ... Cahl 92626 1985 · at the •bc>Ye eddr ... unlll OrerlQll, C1Jllomla 92868 mind tor Sale, and a written defined In the declaretlon. REAL EST A TE TAXES
Th11 bullnHa 11 con-
ducted by • ~·' part· ,,.,lhlp
Biiiy Paul Brown. 2869 F•1• PmLIC NOTICE 5·00 P M.. February 25. Al Ille lime of Iha Initial Notice of Delaull ind Elec· Pereet 4 Excluslva ..... AND/OR ASSESSMENTS M esa. Passed away
Club HouH Ad Colll p blilhed Or c I 11965 pybllcatlon ol lhll noltoe, liontoSeU Tlleunder.lgned mtnl• In and to thOM pot· FOR 2ND HALF TAX F ebruary 5. 1985
B Cleworlh
Mn•. Calif 92626 '..)el~ Piiot Jan: 17 <>;! FICTITIOUl IU•MU Dated Febtutry 4. 1985 lhe IOl•I 1moun1 of Iha un-CIUMd sakl Notice of [)e.. llons of Lot I of said TrlC1 198S/84 REPORTED DELIN· Born J anuary 16,
T hll buSlntss 11 con· 31 February 7 1986 ' NA .. ITATWMINT CITY OF IRVINE paid balance of the obll-f It nd Eiectlon Sell I 10525 how d d fin.ad QUENT
ducted by husband •nd wife Th-6"11 The IC>llOWtng pereona are BY NANCY C I.ACEY. gallon MCUred by the above :: r!ordao 1n lh~ count~ reat11c1~ ~o-~mo~ .,.:: and all tubeequent pay. 1913 In Pittsburg, PA. Thll llll.,,..,,I WU flied
wllll the County Cl«k ol Or·
ange County on February 1.
1935
Wi'11• L Btown doing bualne .. u Cit)' Clerk d•aer11>ed deed of 1rut1 1n<1 whtlre thtl real proeprty 11 which 11e adjacent wllh .,,d menll wtllc:h became due Su rv I ved b y son, 11 etalament w" filed GRAPHICS UNLIMllED, Published by Ille Orange Hllmaled coeta, ••pen-. loceted. 1ppurtenant to said Parcel• 1h9'eahet. lncludlng any late Michael of N ewport
F21119C11
Pubnsneo Or•nga COU1
Dally Piiot Februery 7, 14.
with Ille County Cl«k of Or· P\B.IC NOTICC 7041 Valentine Otlva, Hunt· Coas1 Ollty Pllol February 7. 1 n d 1 d v an c • • t • Party conducting aata 1. 2. 3 and 5 d~bad her• ch11gas 0< other tuml pay· Beach a sister LillJan
Inge County on Jenu•ry 21 lngton Beach, C1lllornl1 14, 1985 S115,30t 83 PEELLE FINANCIAL COR· In able Under Iha 1erm1 of •aid • • 1985 FfCTTTIOUl IU .... aa 92647 TH·719 The rotel lndab1adne11 POAATION, 591 Camino De Parcel 5: An undilllded Nole or Deed of Trull. Ewart, Palm Desert,
,_.12 N.Ai. ITATUlllNT w 1111am John Peuley Jr being an Hllmate on wNc:n La Ra4n• #400, Sen Dltg<>. one llhy·fllth (1/55th) fee T1111 by reuon tllaraol. Ca: n eices. Loretta
21 211. 1965 Put:>lltned Orange Coui Tilt tOllowlng peraont are 70• 1 Valantlne Ortve Huni'. Iha opening bid 11 COft'IC)Utecl CA 92108 (619) m . 7 I to etmple 1nteret1 In end to Iha the pra1tnt banaflclt ry Say I es, N e wport
TH·TIO Dally Piiot January 24 3I d oing bu11nau •• lngton Beach c ailfornil mmclC NOTIC·E may be obtelned by calllng Dela January 15, 19115 tmprovamanta and •P· un<lef such OMd of Tru1t, Be h d Kathi ..... February 1 14. l985 PROTECT-ALL. 431 E. 19th 92&47 • l"UU\. (714) 385·41137 or (213) ,EELLE L'INANCIAL purtenance• on Lot I of !las eJCec:uled IAd detlVe<ed ru: . an """'n
----------TH·656 St · Coll• Mesa. CA 92627 Tn11 bu1lne11 11 eon-K·1lt20 827-4865 the day before tN C~ATtON, ly: DtaM Traci 10526 ("Improve-to H id TrustM, • wrl11an Daniels, Hunungton PmllC NOTICE Brian J & Diane Brown. ducted by· an lndlvldual ,tc:TITIOUa IU9*EH Nie taecti, ~ M--oet men le") aub)eel 10 thtl term• Deciltlllon Of Default and Beach M emorial ser
431 E 191h St . Cotta MeM. Wiiiiam J Pauley Jr ~ aTATIMINT Dale Jt~ 23, 19115 Published Orange tout and condlllOlia of lhe O.C· Oemen<I for Siie. and hu vices will be held F~~A~=· Pla.IC NOTICE c~~~62~u11nan 11 con-.... ,Thhll!.._•Coullltmenn"' c'·~~of"~. The tOllowlng pereon• .,. , TN.DY. ·~~ICE co, ... Dally PllOI Ja~ary 24. 31 , ler111on. and the lefml and ~.~~WltfhT .. ld Tru1dt .... I Thursday February
.. , '"' ., ....... VT dOt butlnest ... A • • -true ... , y: Fabruery 7, 19o5 condltlona of tlle Maater """'" ..,_., o ru11 an 11 Thelotlowingper-aoniara , ~tCTITIOUalUantElt ducted by huabindandw1fa ange CountyonJanuery2t, R"3GtON 11 OF THE Tracy 11111 .. afl, A .... tent Th-652 Lease racotdtd Auguet 10, lhe documanll evidencing 7, 7PM at S t. James
doing busln ..... WILBUR N.Ai. •TATl!MENT Brtan Brown, Diane Brown 1985 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ~.,,. to1 aoudt LAwlol 1959. In Book 41133. Page th• obllg11lona •ecured Episcopal C hurch. ~ E DNu~~A~ s Eau~~~E:~ ~:; ~=-ng .. Ptieon i1 wttThh:~·~-;:n6.;:'off~ Publllhad Orange~ ¥~~r~~c~~,T~i~L A~so ~.,..CA .... f7M> PmllC NOTICE ~-:,:d: seq of on1c1a1 ~ =~b~ ~.~~ ~!': Newport Beach •. ea
BrOOkhural StrM t, Sulla (•)METRO FLOOR COV· ~County on January 10, Daily Piiot January 31. Fat>-SYNDICATION INSTITUTE Publllhad Orange Co"t Tiie 1treat adOrMe and IOme aecured !hereby Im· Inter ment PactftC' 101• Fountetn Valley Cell-EAING (b)METAO FLOORS l9 5 ruary 7, 14, 21 , 19115 2025 Newport Boulevtrd' Dally Piiot January 31, Feb-LEGAL NOT.Cl other common dftlgnatlon. macllalely due and payable View M em onal Park
fomt•92708 (ctM ETRO CARPETS FaMa Th-885 2ndFloor.C0tlaMesa Call: ru1ry7. 14, 19115 OM>IHANCIN0.27• If eny, ot lhe real property encl hll eltcitO and doe& Nt!wport Beach ea'
Rtc:Mrd M Wiibur 16791 (d)ME'TAOFLOORING 1580 Publllhed Ofinge Coul f?mle 92927 ' Th-671 "AN OADINANCEOFTHE d81crtbed 1bo va 11 hereby elect lo cause Iha '
sea Wllc:h Lane Hvnllnglon E Edinger UnllJ SenriAne · 01tly PllOt Jinuiry l7. 24• Southern C Ill rnl a CITY OF HUNTINGTON purported 10 be 407 tru11 property lo be IOld lo pa C' I (IC" VI e W
Beech. CA 928"9 CAiif 92705 · 3l. February 7 l9115 PUBllC NOTICE Chapter ot Real :11.;>. Se-BEACH AMENDING THE BRIGHTON SPRINGS. 1&t11ty tlle oblil)at1on1 -M or tuary, d irectors
John W Duncan. 3502 Daniel R Selazar 709 Th-~l lcurlll .. end Syndication In· HUNTINGTON BEACH OR· COSTA MESA. CA !n627 cured tllateby 644-2700
Eboe Streat, Irvine. CA Hello1ropa,Coron1~t Mar. flCTITIOUalU ... aa •lltul• a Calllo<nlenonproflt PmllC NOTICE !NANC E COD E ev '1ha un<let9'gnacl Truet" DATE·Ol/24/85 -------
92714 Cellf 92825 PUBlJC NOTICE NA .. ITAn..NT mutuei benefit eo<poratlon IUPf"90R COURT AMENDING SECTION 9061 11msanyll1blllty lor 1rty AMERICAN aAVfNOI O'ARMOND
Richard M Wiibur end This bu1lneu 18 con-The lollowlng peraona are 4000 MacArthur Boulevard' OF CALlfOftNtA TO PROVIDE FOR A orrec:tneu of the aueet AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, MARGARET MARY
Jane A Wiibur 1979 Trull, <lucte<lby anindlvldual FICTITIOUllU~I dolnQbullnettH. ate 800 N-port Beaeh. COUNTYOllOftANOE CHANGE OF ZONING l<ldrHtand othef common Sy:K.,,Hantaoft,AMt.Vlca D' O D 18430 Brootchvrst Slreet, D8nMll A Salaz.ar NAME aTATE UNIFOACE OF ORANGE C.ilfornl~ 92860 ' Malter of Petition tor FROM MEDIUM-DENSITY dellgnatlon, If any thown Prttldent, Ir: To111 K. ARM N (Marg~) ~~11:2;g~ Fountain Valley, Thia 11aiement w11 filed The lol!Owlng perton re COUNTY. 4121 Welltrly Thia buslneu 11 con· Step-Parent Adoption of RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT TO hetaln AndareOft, A .... lartt -.0-passed away 1\Jesda)',
TOdd R Wllt:>ur l8"30 wtth tna County Cl«lc of Or· dol ng bu1lna11 1 e Place, Sutla 102, Newport duciad by· 1 corpotltlon GARV PITTS Ind 10 heva bOUALIFIEOI MEDIUM· Seldaale w1H be made. bul ~ F ebruar y ~. 1985.
Btookl\urst St<eet Suite e1nge9 £County on J1nu1ry 14, STOREFRONl DOOR RE· Beach, Calllo..nla 92860 Jeffrey A. Mal1«1, Prasl· CHRISTOPHER w THUMA EN SI TY RESIDENTIAL wtthoul oonvanant or wer-Pu llhed Oranoe Coaal Born tn Chlcauo WJ -985 PAIR, 18081 S1ndra Lane, Westerly Corpotatlon, 1 dent DeclaredFree fromParen"I DISTRICT. COMBINED ran1y ... prM1orlmptled,r .. Dally Piiot February 7, 14, ., •
lO I, Founlaln Valley. CA ,.,..15t Hunlinglon Beach. CA Celllornte CorporatlOli, '121 Thia italamtnl wll filed Control WITH 01 OIL PROOUCllON, llalding U11e. poaanalon, or 21, 28 1985 Th4S97 nots On May 28, 19 10 92708 Publllhed Orange CoHI 92647 Wnlefly Pteca. Sulla t02. wHh lhe County Cle<k of Or· CITATION ON REAL PROPERTY GEN· enwmbrancee. to PIY Ille S he ts survived by
Dunc.an 1979 Trusl 18"30 Daily Pt101 Janu•f'y 2.ol, 31 Pata Travafo 16081 Newport Beach. Calllomle Inge County on Janu1ry 25, (STEPPARENT EAALLV LOCATED AT THE ramelnlng prlnc:lp1I eum of her husband 8111 !~~:~~~'. .. ~"~:1ey Su~: Februa•y 7 14 19115 TH·655 ~=:~~ c~:a4,Hunt1noton 92~ buslna11 la con· 1985 F2'730'l ~~?:J~<?~I ~gr~~if~~E~OA'!.NJ'~~~ ~o~~~~u':.~~ ~;-_: PmllC NOTICE D' Armond, Daugb-
JeMrev A Dv~n 18430 Mary TteVllO 16011 1 ducted by • corporetlon Pubtllllad Of•noe Cotll FREEDOM FROM AVENUE (ZONE CASE NO lheteon. u prOY\dad In N i<I OftAHOI COUNTY ters. Bonnie ReevHof
Brookl\ursr Street Sulla Sandra Lane. Huntington Anna Thompeon. Prall· Oetly PllOI February 7 14, PARENTAL CONTROL 84·19)" note(•). adll9n0el, If any, -r:: g:t Santa Ana, CA, Judy
10 t F v II CA D1m11c NOTICE Beach, CA 92647 Oeot 21 211 1985 Cu• No AD 290« (Copy on me In Ille City und., lhe twma af the Dead D w Dt ) bos ( r tal ounteln It ay rUU\. . Tiii• bu11nau II con-Thll llatemenl WU liled • • TH-701 THE PEOPLE OF THE Clefll'• Ottlo•) Of Trull, , .... chargff and r. .., )( m 0 nun " 92i~! buaineas 11 con-FtCTITIOUa 1UatN1al ducted by: hu1b•n<I and IOllll with the County Cl«k of Of. STATE OF CALIFORNIA IYNOf'ltl upenaea of Iha Tn.111 .. and ~·~· Vulll'y, C A , Son.
docled by 1 hmll&d par1ner NAME ITATlllRNT Pete Tr1va10 ange County on January 22, To WILLIAM HERMAN Zone Cite No 114-19 of Iha truela et .. 1ed by 1111<1 p tit ·JUNE SANORA Larry 0 ' A rmond of
•h•P Thi• 1111~1 wH filed 1985 PmllC NOTICE THUMA amend9S 9081oltheHunt-DHd of Trull, lo-wit SA~A:n-' Brookdale CA · ti
R h o M W lbv The lollOWlng partona are Wilh the County Clefll ol Or· ~ You are llereby cllad Ind lnglon Beach Ordinance 1100,8111 .20 R d ARMIA n h 'Jd ' NI• .1 r~s a;,.11ma:,t ; .. llled ooing bUsineas •• and• County on J1nuary 14, Publlsned Orenge CoHI flCTITIOUl IU .... la rtqulred 10 eppeat al 1 Miii'• Code by amending Dlllrlct The benellelary un<lw Mid ANV::~°snAN9,.'g grun <.' I ren: COit'
wllh IM Counry Cle<~ 01 Or· ~l~A~C~~. 1 3~2~ TRc?vc~ t9A5 Di lly Piiot J1nu1ry 31 Feb· NA.MR a'f"ATIMINT Ing in Ihle court on February M1p 32. 10 ch•noe the 1.on.-o..d ofTrutt haretolor•••· C No D23 47 32 D oornbos, Donnie
a"9@ Cou111y l)fl JAnuary 10 Lan• C<>ata M... Call ,,_,. ruary 7 14, 21 , 19115 The fOllowlng pereon la 28. 19115 II 930 • m In Ing From R2(Medtum Denal-eculed and o•tve<ed lo lhe •te a~i D oornbos Debb ie
1985 6 Publllhed Ortnge Cout Th-&117 lli+ng bulineu u o.j,1 Am No ;z(> located 11 ty Aaei<lentlal) 10 (01 A2-01 underllgnad 1 written O.C· NOTIC hn 0oo bos ' M h
•01n111'l262 0 1Jty Piiot January 17 24, MA .APPLIANCE. 102 700Clvlc:CenttH DrlveWMI, ~utllfled Medlum-Otn•ltY 1111t1on of Otfult and 0.. tued ,.:~:.:;,,.. ~ rn . ' atl ew
Pvolished Oran,,!~ 1 30~7 Ji:yc;·~~~. ~~~t~ 31 February 7 1985 PilflQt Ln . San" An•. Clllf Santa Ana Calllornle tn<l lo a1tclent111 Olllrlcll com-mend IOI Sete. Ind a written .... ft.t ~ _ ~ves, Laura IW·
.. -Th-645 DllDI II' MnTICE 92704 n•ve any ~.1 r~~ wtly blned with en 0 1 Oii pro-NOiiet of Default and Elec:-........ ....~ ................ ,~ eV('j&, Kathlt-n Reeva Daily Pllol Janu1ry 17 2' Me\8 Calllornia 92628 l"UDU\o ""' .,. ..,, __,,.,, • ducilon "suffl•") eub)lel to flon 10 s..t Tile undtrllgnecl -"I ._.. -JOU re-M l 31 Feoruary7 1985 Tn1' buaone11 11 con-Mk:nMI David JWpp, 102 IQC()(dl1 10 the verll1ed 101 quttllleallona Thi• 01 cauMO M id Notice of De-epondwttMft'°d9y .. ....., emona lt'rvlcea
Tr. MJ Oueled by an ino1vtdu11 FtcTITIOUI .,._., Prince Ln., Santa Ana, CAlll pa}I~~ t 'C'H F::~ ~hg ~£1A tulllx '' • prar.qullllte for fault anO Eleetlon 10 Sell to t"9 lftfermetlon below. w 11 1 be h l' I d • l
---------M JOEL CARLSON PmllC NOTICE T~!'1~1~JngA'.!.,M_!I~. ··• 92f~~ buelnaH II con-WVATI THUMA lhou' ....... Obtaining UM permit AP-be recorded In the county ~~your wtlh lo 9"k the adhi. Lagul\8 Preabykri&o Mt.IC NOTICE Thi• ~•element ""•• filed "" "'.,..., .,... ...,.. .. "" ""' provll from the Board of whera tl'le rHI P'oPt'IY It '"""' o an attorney In I I Ch 'h 41 .. F _. ---------with the County Clark of o.. ,ICTTTIOUa IU._lt doing bualneM 11 Ouc::tacl by an lndlvlduet be decler.O ,, .. from 'f04K Zontng Adjut lmenta In order localed metier, you ahOutd do IO urc · " or-,
FICTITIOUI IUStNEH ""Of' Coun1y on January 18 NAMI ITATEMIWT CALIFORNIA CRUDE. Mlchaal 0 Aupp dominion and conlrol: and to radrlll Property le QtM'· DATE· 1128185 promptly 10 lhll your writ· A ve, LagunA Beadi
NA• ITATHllfNT 1985 The touowtno pereont tr• 2308 81nta Ana Streat I Thi• e111ernent wu mao That QAAV P~ns ellould atty located et the northee•t ••O·'ID MORTOAOI ten r"PonM , II any, may be Saturd'4y February
TM following P8<'aons are I ,~ doing buelnet• at EVG AT· Co1t1 Meat . Ctllfornla with the County Clerll of Or· nCoHtAbelS perOPrntHIEI .. toW Y~Tt COfnet of Hoity Str .. 1 and C~ATION, " Hfd n~~Oftlrneu ~ _ ... _ d 9 1985 at't1 A M Az. do, no bu 1' n e 11 as Pvllll&~ Orange Coaet TORN FY SERVICE 2 t20 92627 1~ County on FeC>tutry 1· f OI " '( AY' Clay Averwe True .... Ir: INTIMTATW .... ,. ti.., ha......., e-. • ·
G NA t Ho LOG 1 c co N Da11y P11nr J1nu1ry 2~ 3 J 16th SI R-3011, Newporl Vet Chrl8tlan Swaneon.
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19 5 THUMA ADOPTED b 11141 City TMllT DIG lllllYtCI mlndldo El tribunal puec:1e rang<'menta handl«!d
CEPTS 1901 Westcltff Dr IFeb•uar" 7 1<1 19115 Bea<''" CA 928e3 23011 Slf\ta An• Streat, ~11 OL!~ed .. J!~!!JHN&caa.... Counell of the City ot Hunt· INC., llf4l"f Ir: .....,. 111'. decidlr contra Ud till tu· by Neptune Society.
•5 Newport Beech C..A TH-658 E Vl~t Gi11dtno, Mme u Co111 Men. Celllotnla Publlel\ed Of•nga Coat .... ,.c'"'H.":;.l...,O::" ~-1 .... tngton Beach 11 an rtQullr ""'"'· A.Mt AoocMMt dtencle • men0t que Ud ra------92~ ebOva 92827 'Di lly Piiot Fabr1.111y 7. 14, v7 .... '•• """" "•meeting held Mondi)', l'et>-hecutftfe, -M.. TwtM eponda denlro de 30 dlU r:::=======::::-
Robetl E 3 S•ndra L Thi• bualne11 It con· Thi• t>u1lna.H 11 con• 2 I, 21. 1986 ~ ._ n.tlll')' 4, 1985. by the lotlow· A-. IUfte na, ...._ AN, LH la 1nt0trntclon qua
Orot!aw ?0 18 N Capell• Ct PtllLIC NOTICE dUC1acH1y an lndlYldull dueled by an lndMOual TH-713 • -.... A......., Ing roll call vole CA totl (JM) 141..-.at alQue C<»tt> ~ ... CA 9?1128 E V1"°*'t Gtatdll"O Vil C Swtneon "'-"· 1'141 ._. 9'¥d., Aftei Councilmen l<etly, PublllMd Orangt Coaat SI Ullecl dMM IOllCltar el
f htt... t:>u11neu II c;on FICTlTIOUa IUllNll•t· Thi& 11a1emant Wll lllec:I Thi• 11a1ement w .. fllacl •vita tH, HufttlnttOll MICAffillef. Mandie, B•lley. o.ily Piiot Jtnuery 3 '· Feb-eonMfO d• UI\ •boglOO .,,
ductltCI by huabtil'td and wtfe NAME ITATHllNT with lhe County Clerll of Of· with 11\11 County CllH'll 01 Of. PUBllC NOTICE ~~ ~'*,. _ _. Finley, Greet1. Th0m11 Nlty 7, 14 1t86 •t• uunto. daberta haa«lo Robert E Brollaw. S1ndtl The follOWtflil persona llfl ange Counly on Je.~ry 10. ange Counry on January 25, • &n08 vvuot ..O.a• Councllmen· Hone f'h.890 IAmedlatamente, di alla
L Brot11w d0tng 1>1.111nett u 1985 1"5 K·1'1G ~ally Pl~ J~. 24, 3t, AlalNTi Councilman· manert, 1u rupu .. t a
Th•• •tatamant ••• ltteO DSC 2. • Calil0<n1a um-,__ "'1t11 'tCTITIOUl IUtMlll •t>ru•ry • 14• 198., None ncrlla, 11 hay tlguna. ~
••11th tl'\9 County Clark ol Or· lled P11tnen hlp 270 South PublltMd Otange Cout Pubtl1hed Orenge Coall NAMI ITA,....NT Th-e&& CfTY Of' HUWflNGTOfl Mr rtgla1rldt t llemf)o. ~ County on Jenu1ry 11 Br11tot c;c,"' Suite 201 Dally Pilot Jenury 17, 2l , Dally Piiot J1n1.11ry 31, Fet>-The toltowlng petlON are I I AC H A 11 •I• M . P\8.IC MnflM I 1• TO TH£ RESPONDENT
t086 CoS11 Meae C111forn11 31 Fabfuery 7, 1985 n.tll'Y 1 14. 21 1te6 dOtf'l(I ~ • ...... ~.City c..., ""' ~ Tiie petftloner hat llled •
FatMOI 92628 Tll-650 Th..ul I I. D 0 A A 0 0 PubfilNd Orange Coa•I K·1tn2 petition cone.rnlng you1
Pubhthed Or~ eo .. 1 the 0.eper F•rnlly Van PAOPER'TIU. 1700 E Oyef P\8.IC NOTICE Oally Piiot Februery 7, 198& ~TfflOUI .,..... matTlage If you fall to,, .. a
()ally Piiot Jtnutry 11 24 lu•H 1 Ca11rorn1a Limned 11111-'C MnTIC[ Ad., Suite l 10, Santi Ana. ,ICTmoul IUAllel rh 723 NAMI ITATIMINT r91i>OnM within 30 daye of
)t, l'ebfvary 7. 1985 P1r1natsh1p 270 Soutll '"~ nu P'UBllC NOT1CE t2705 ~ aTAft....., The IOllOwlna pwtont.,. IN cHt• tlla.t tllla ~
--------'-h_-fl.4_2 Bll•tOI Str•1 Suite 201 FtCTIT'tOUa ..,_,. W~ '&:"· t 10 1~ ~ The IOllow\A(I PeflOM are do111g butl neu ae. ::i.Mf'lecly be c:,~:-:~ P'UBlJC NOTICE ~::~: Mau Camornie NA• aTAftmNT ~~A~I =. ~om1!•92705 an 1 doing butln .. 01· LLONGS P\8.JC NOTICC CA AL88AO PACIFIC court mey entet, JuOotnant
John O'Mea11 '70 South TM l()llowlng pweon1 are The f()ltowlng pereon.1 •• Alexander M Po-. 1100 0' NIWPOAT, 2859 !:. flCl"mOUa IUllNmH CCNT!A ONE, LTD., A contelnlng lnjunctlvt or
'ICTITIOUI IUllNIH BrtttOI Slr .. t Suna 201 ®&'&~~~~AN 3707 001nQ buliNU.. C ~AO .M e l tO.Santa ~CAH=·s Corona Otl NAm aTATIMa'N'T CALlfOAHIAUMITEDCO"-OIMf orden cronoetnlno
NAiii aTATl•NT Co111 Meu Callfotnta o--·""'a Ori-..__,_ &HT WE8T£AN • !L AA&. c.Mfomle 92705 -~ "-ry L""" 18..., 'the ,---.... "'IOn 1 OrPORA'.,~N, ~ t ~C df\lltlon Of P'°'*1Y• IPOllNI
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c.tltomla 91917 92828 Scott A Mec:Ktnl:le 2714 Corportllon, 23702 fllOC*· ~ ~.l 8""9 110· '"'" por1 hacll c.M 9MIO lcott Raymond SlvadVe &ulte' 108, ll'IMI. tA 82114. C~!:!! ~ ~ I~ G1ty Rubino, 277 Eu1 Tn•• t>u11ne .. 11 con. P"'tland L-.. --.· ,._.. llald Blvd , El Toro, caa-Ana, C1111oml• t 2105 T .. 11 b•.'iin .. •' 11 con• 2019 °''ir· Cott• ..,._,· T!llt .... 1, .... 11 I• c:o--ng"' .......... ,"' .... ~ .....
'7'h 8t~~ "-·te MM& d ..,. '" I "' ..,.. ,..,,,,_..., ,,_,. t"''""" ........ b 11-• la con n • vv ,..., , .. O>tller court l"tfloorrllired , • ....... , """' • uc1 ... .,y • 1m11ao parln« f~nta ..,;,..,,.7 1orn11 ~~ • ·.-u ,...., • .... .-""11 Dy-___. ...... .._ __ Call! 9Hll duct~ .... 1 1._ .. _.. ...... _ ..
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r nta bu1lne11 II eon John O'MMra. Q.etlet., OUC1eG by c:o-petlAtr• d11t1ecl Dy a oorporeuon ntirlt!IP "8lptl Otfry Lono Ctvl9ta eo Dy .,, lndMdU&I ,.}_.,,,_ fill 8oaltr, Pt-. 1~ !l ~ ,.';:;.'1;
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UTATE SECURITIES SE.A-TMll19r9 IA&.I Ing and &cWng dltitncta-. flHOCll ll CAAIQ ZAFll, flilurM, equl.......,t end U Lnt: Unlt-r: ~ Sl•.OOO Clllll evee VICl,loeeled•t 1to0Nortfl T a.--.. Mgned to~ them Into SCHAl.L BOUOAUU & cl ..... ~. ,,, ••· ...... .,,,.71"'5 .oadwey. Sult• 100. In ttMt NOl'ICEt S'H!Auv fofl'Mnee wlth the lug-OOM, tNc .. P""'•lfl'• It• g:,.n:~"~·~~ 1•1onda )·hic.la~ --Of-. ~~hnat'!..~c~·!'. Ot~N. !Mt on Thul~ • ..!!!.~ tz."'~~";~,!'.! tOt~. wtl088 eddtWM ... CAAAl~OI TAAOIE 8 00 ., ~ 00 ....., ... "\vtAS •• "' ....,.._ '*"*Yta 1115 .. 11:00 -·-... ....,....,._ to10 hcofld A-. lulte ClfANEAS and IOce1'ICI.. : .~, .. ~: P.~l 38AHllVOuc*rar;:.11:1
SAY " s~~IFT AND o'CIOc:IC •m'ot ..id o.y'1n Co••t•I omm1 .. 1on 10 IOO, Sen DleQo. Ceilornla 1T20t 8tt)Ollhurl1, Clly Of l·----... -.... ------..... ---.. -.... ----1 I==-:-=,,...,.-=--,:,=---~ LOAN A IATION, a !fie room Mt aelde fot c0n. allow certlflc.lton of the t2101 an .,_.., to lfle ....__....,. v.-..., '"-~... ... ----IN!AIJTIFVC. 29r 21111. 8ld Ceillfotnla eot'POl•llon, .. . • Cttf• Local CoeillAll Pre>-~ wt*=tl ................. ,_. ~ ........... , ... ---· ~ S$501 257'• Or ~ appolnt•d Tru11 .. !~'i,_T=•OfS~l oram Ct1a119u .,. a.wc1 upon '/OJ•wtwn 20 °'::9i>!•,~.:...,~ Y:::-:c=iw~ ~Ave.:...U.~t:H~,.::::-:,.=:=~:=-::==~ar=;:A-;T5;'
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1tlat a.1eln OMd Of TNll VICE, IOcated .. llOO North ....... coettll ............ .-...: IUINftOtlt upon you ..... lhe 27th 09)' of Fet>ruery, Ch dt . -· 3 B 3 D -Boa·-·· ~ Submit .. otfere --pdeCOf wtllfmld/l'f'IO oc..-1.dlY" w. Pl'Ol dec uecvted by OANllL J. "'~·Suit• 100, in .lJle ~:.tone ·~-.. --c::kMM of !he 09)' of a.vice 1"4 It 10:00 A M. •I AC.: arming, tra tion... r. """· '4Up #'<I OWMrl .... COf'9ider ............... '"190 .... -& M'fl • ..c .. poot,..,.. D Clly of 8anll An• County Of If you fell lo dO IO. judgmenl TION ESCROW, INC ATTN: for 55' boat. $975.000 ---176-Mll ltantcMIH LL~NNCC~ '!.NuSB~NOOONANRO. OfatlQe, Sl•l• ofClllfornl•, 2. At'llele 9et.9 Coutel by oefWI wlll be IMll'I AADtTHfR£E8AIAN,wfloM exenenge .. ndmaycarry EMl9'de 28r .,.,.. cello-
• ,.. SOU'l'HWESTERN RE· loneSuffh1Dlalr1Cl egeinetyoutorlherellefO. addr .... IOON T1.11llnAv· el.,ge2ndTD S~ ;........ ~ ' ottS'TIO l?CT•--WIFE. recotded Juoe 21• CONVEYANCE CORPOR-3 Anidi Mt.I Waltt "'the eotnplli(lt. "'"' Sult• 0 Senta AN. IAYSlll PUil IAYFlm 3 a 2 bd'm unit.a In • ..._, yd. "' bd 2 den, ..
1184, In the Office Of the ATION • CellfOlnl ~Miion Dlatrlct OATE It MAR 1t14, ce111C:,,ni.. Thti the lul date ptlme reflt&I IOQtlOn AVWI c:tl 1 1-....a ..v:. "ere .itM, ~..: ~ty RecOtdet of Mid atlon • • duly = 4 Anidi Mt 1 eo...e1 c .. rll, u. a. Dletrtct lot flllnO e1e1me"' tneeectow Spectaeular bayf ront dplx 2 Br, 2 Ba up, Aaklng &5tS,OOO Eu19'de lflarp adr tm comm pool. $'400/"'«>
County, u RecOtc:;,a In-TrullM under and put'IUant ConMtVaUon Dist~. C-'.,. E .. a...,._.., r9fefrtd lo._..,. 11 Feoru-2 Br, 2 Ba down. & boat Spaa!S e:io hOme for 2 wl pl Ceil Loi....._ a 1_12M ::"~ ~~ ~'w.J~ to lhe powar of .... eon-, ... Alnlegall ~·otP'~ ~ CWtl "-,.___ ary 28, 1"4 s 1,250.000 ~ \U HI HC ., I ... cs. comm . poet, no ,..--,-;:•""""•2""",.,....,",...-....... """"" __ _
fwred ln-lhet *'lln Deed of 1 the ...,....... .,.._... Pubilehed "'enge ....,.., So lw .. 11 known 10 the 110 --..1 .., a-~· 1725• NC dep l.41 41.n 'n b9 ..,_.. rm In peyment Of petformenc. Truat executed by EDWAAO ment s-vtcee. Delly Piiot January 24, 31, Tran•ltrM, ell bualneH RE Al ESIAlE Of!Ye by 2453 0ref9, H9w klteft & cp'O S1IOO °' the Obllgetlona MCured L OEBLER ANO DARLA J All lntweated ~· -F•bruetv 1 14• l985 n.,.,,.. alld IOdt-uMd PlltUIU --lllf A1·M00 Cell Ean 9574400 mo. ~41 llift lpm tl'l•reby, Including that oEBLER HUSBAND AND lnvtted to auenci Mid hMr· T~ by the Tranel"°' for the Ex & J
breach or defeult, Notloe of WIFE r~ded SEPTEM-Ing and IXPrtH th•h put three ---at•: IWl'le citing Ocean etty view. 4 Br. 3 Ba. 1----------E/tlde 28R 1ba, ll50. UNqua 2tJr ..,,.. ..,,..
wtllcilWMrecoc'dedOotobef BER2. oc>lnlon• lot°' egainll Mid ,__ 3700 sq ft r ki N •1 150 ()()() 3 13 .. __.__._ ...__. A.-...___,. 9" kt"-·-18 tta.4 u RecOtdet'• In-7. 1983,lntheotnc.of Zone Change No 85-3 -This~ trena1-ta tub-_ • • ca par ng. ow• , , ._..__ ........ .._ -· 539-41 _ _. ...,._
11Mn.,,t' No. 84~ 1015, g:,~nz. "=!"CS:'~ Code Amendment• No l'ta.IC fl>TlCE jeCt to Callfot'nle uniform llU/lnm 311 Ho pete 540-ts37 S100'• tlO ......
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC • I 85-3, 15-4 85-5 Convnen:.tal Code s.ctlon lJUC)Mx 1320 W &.lboe Gai.d, brand new Condo ............ ...., AIJCTION~OTHE HIGHEST llrurnen~ No 83--424317. by Furthef 0lnf0<Ntlon may 1M t1t0 8'g:ted Juty 28. lta4 &275,000 640-1295 28R 2'°'ba Gorgeaue ln1 4 bd, pool,,,_., QOUntry,
BIOOER FOR CASH, lawfUI reuon 1 brMCh °' d«IUll be Qblelned from the Ott1ce NOTICI CW ~ i J0oH dbl QW pool 843-2289 very dl#llWnt, ..,..,,
money of l~ untled Stal-. ;, ~1...C:..:'C:::: of ffle~ty Clerll, 2000 Main ANO PUCI M g::= SUH K:M WM!IW.... •ttL-., .......i ..... or • c:uNer • dleclit drawn "' Strtel.. .H1111tlnQ10n 8eKh ~ •AU •~----~ on• sfete Of netlonel bank, 111er•by. lncludlng-that Cellfornll 92~8 • (71•l M COlUffMJ. ~~""' t ...... ,__.,.,.. Intra) llH hi .. Illar 1122 2 8->erat• BOrm IUlt• lnct SubmKpea ~. I 1111• °' ledefel er.edl1 breech or defaul1, Nollce of 836-5227 (Sec. 9504. Subd 3 ... .,.,.. .. _, v1 , .. ..,._.,,..1';iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit"'m;;iii;;;;;iii1iii;'irl perlecl fOf duet own-l2000Jmo. 173-7544
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.. vtng1 and !Oen eaeoclatlon 29. 1984• .. Record«. In· cm M HUN'TINQTON Notice II hefeby glwn by 19e5 T'-'70·2 114' ... PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP beeulltul poof & ape.,.. ts --·" ... _....._. In lhll I I _ .. atrument No 84-•45145, , ...... ·-...__.~ ,..... I 1-1m111T "2 8d 4 ..... .,..... ....," ... _.... 1111 2 ftAI ATEO Vlll.AOE COM-................ • ...... WILL SELL AT PUBLIC •IACH, •r: Allol• ... ... ........ ned that. ~I). • ,. • . -rm, -g ...,. AllUrne. new lit Aatt· ..... -· .. ..,., -MUNJTY 28dnn •. 2....a.. payable ., the Um• of Nie. AIJCT 0 ......... City CWtl lie sale of I IOllowlng 0.. 1111 ..... Assum•t>Mt llnanang 1ng '185 000 $800 kid/pet OU.I at ... rlght, tllle and "''""' I N TO THE HIGHEST Publllhed Ofange Cout acrlbed COiiaterai will be ·-... lillnTil't .._ Shown by epc:>I onty 53M 190 ,,.., Rlty... 1800 lq. ft of PURE Mid by"· .. Trua1 ... 1n that BIDDER FOR CASH, lawful Delly PHol Februaty 7 1"4 h4Md •I the holK of 10 00 "~ "'1l"4 Near Merlnera Perl\ In J~Ann Do<an Bier Ull llAln LUXURV o..-. SPA In '911 property tltuett In Nld money oJ 1~ United Stataa. T~724 'c:lodl AM . on the 13th --LE-GAL--MO--nca---lut'llOn•bMI W•tC11lf 2 759-0819 lll-lW _,. .. m .. ,., Ml"-Dining
County and Sl•I• dMctlbed °' 1
CUhler • ~ drawn ey of February, 1"4 at 5f1 Bdrms, 2 ba condo end i::---::-;,.---'·--------• lut leacll ._.. room. wood bumlr\g fire-.. followl· on• •tate or netlonal benll, rta.IC fl>TtCE Sen HlcOIM •308 Newport tne~c~:':':::V/!: 'c': unit. flreplece, deluxe ta Jltsa 1-2sr TownhouM, •tt™ ~. mlc:rOWllVll ~.
Perce! j 1 ltlll °' federal credll BNctl, County of OJenge, patlment wtet hotd 1 publle kitchen, carpeta andi,;l;;p;rw o'"'b .. .._ome-•."'"1niiit~N~r •-J .. _ db199f,W/d.1'1Mtlwet• onvate patio. ELE~ Unit No 2 .. .,. and union,°' 1 atete °'federal flCTinOUa _,..... Ill• of Celllomla. euctlon 01 unctelmed pn>p-drapes. Ovflrlooka the -• ua -· 1171 pd $850/mo M&-1813 ltVING onty HS INnu•• dHcrlb•d '1n lh• con· savlngnndloenauoclatlon NAMI aTATa•NT 1"9 AUTCR (TRACTOR) pool S119,500 • HoaQ He>ep Rent $180 -domlnlum plan recorded domlclled In thl• ttate, Ill The tollo--lng pet.on 11 I D NO 57952 erty and Clly turplua prop. $10.600 to buy 87S-1018 Spectecular v..,., S&75 3bf clrcie Ot ptic. lo FllNon teaend, 15
November 17, 1978 In book payat>M II the time of tale, d~ bullneu u : 1"8 NTRUL (TRAILERI ~s.~r!-!..'::i~ .::':;; (714) 673 4400 --By Ownrs 3000 SF Assum flat llMI apc>la & get mlnu1ee 10 So. CCI, Ptma.
tlta.4 peget 1315 10 1374, ell right, title and lntetWI T OMAS PRINTERS, 829 0 NO TAD815e1oe8 et tOO e,m wllh the 11em1 *WTSllE* Cloaanlll3a380Sl2&7 ~50101 Ave& 539-6190 Beel am... ~IOU-'t .. ofof~~ lnciullve, of m11C111eneou1 held by 11• u Truat•. in that Tetmlnel Way unit 13, Coata Thll not~ It OfYtn In ae-... * 1 111ew1r1g a 30 11,0lt llWI .. • " _. ....,,..
m11C19, In ll'le-..Offic. of the real pr~ alluett In !Miid ....... Calif 92827 dancewtththeptovle6ont :vm The ~Ion .:.t l~e Take over payments on S2M 500 OPEN HOUSE Chectt !'-rentel ~ lreewey 2473 Onlngie Couniv"'Reeora. Dl .. Id County and Stall d•cnbeel Thorl\u J Neu, 7871 I S e c l I o n 9 5 O 4 , ptaca In the CMc Centet this 2 bd nome. New .SAT ISUN 11 ·5 493-7325 2br $475 l1M Of 30dtm AYe 631-5439, 9r ICIPI
count{. ' 11 lollowa MecOonald St , Huntington bldlvlaton (31. of the l.W-~Ing tot el 17200 Jam-paint tn/out R-2 lot 2be $650 bOlh tncd kkl CINy
Per<* 2 Lot 12 of Trecl No 70&4, Beach, Calif 92827 orm Commerelal Code of boree Blvd Irvine Cell Rusty Guinther 63t-126e t~a'lt •-" llM pet 530.8190 a.t '-.-__ -,-... --~---.... --An undivided on.thlnleth as per Map recorded In Thl1 butlne11 I• con· he Stele of Clltforni&. tornla ' · • -_. ~ -••
( 1130) lntetaat u a tenenl In Boole 278, Paget «-48 In· dueled by. an lndlVlduel DATED' A ~ di 1, ap.OOU. 1bf yrs Oles IOWT\ CleNie hM '425 &;C llPPO*'t"* rm
commonlnlhef•lnl«Mtln cluslve, 01 MllGellanec>\11 TnomuJ NM• Cfw1eltMC.Morrta,l.uc. 111e:C11onw111tie:!:.,~ nr BeySt.CMpatlo &yrd fncd fqr kid/pet •P· 4bf 2be poof )eaa "1*
and to the common atea or Meps, In the office of the Thia •tatament wu flied ,,..._ by caltlng 880-3728 orl•--------owor 646-8483 ~1456 p i s • par l utlla pd Ind den kicl/"91 MOO'
IOI 1 of trlCl 9445 II ~ county reoorder of H id wlll"I the County Cieri! of Of. Publilhed Ofange Cout M0-3730 be'-! the floutt UWl 1111111 ---539..e 190 a.t f\lty '• 53M 190 8-1 Afly ... •
mep recoc'ded In book 38& County anoe County on Februaty 1. Piiot February 7, 1915 of a 00 a.m and 5 oo p m . Spacious 3 8d 2 ,..., ... _ E • 3BR, den, 2'...,ba. Twnhm c.11 PH 1351 Wiiii to bcl'I Lg exec home
pegee 18 10 19 lncluaiYe of . The llr•t lddr"' or 1985 Th-722 Mondey through Friday . "" 11 2620 Elden B5, $149.500 •--=-~ ~ -'--"---·• ~.,,. In 1 ..... other common "'-""'lllon ,-..~ ..,.utrve "~-Juat r• 1-n-.-38r tam rm, orpts drpe, ._ .. ..__...,., .. ._...... ... ~· -··~ Suaen 0 Meyer Property .... ,..,.,... Assume $139.500 ARM -rlA--•· omc. of the cMty ~ ol the rHI pr~ herein-Publllhed OJange COMI Officar duced 10 '595,000 Pan-By owner 842_..222 NLY $18,000 per unit d/w trplc, dedla. ga1
7
Oc:iwlfront• •· co;eser of Mid county, u •bo.ve d .. c rlb•d Piiot Fet>Nery 7, 14, Ptll.IC NOTIC( Pvbhhed by the Ofange 0<amic view ot Back Bay ___ __ ivetllde Co AK* Byen $102!> 111119 pd ~7 50fl11¥ rm. 1111110 .-id.
llUdl term 11 defined In the purpo<t9d 10 tie· 4ao1 Win. 21 28. 1985 eo..1 Dally P1to1February 1 _, bar, 3 car gar, 2 S79 900 A xer Upper Mon· 780-7292 Ima 44 S2IOO/mo 4~
er11cle entllled "Oeflnltlonl" vale A....,.,ue, Irvine, Cd-Tf1...714 STATUmNT 1945 trplcs & much more Ucello 2br need• new Blu/Co-op/MH~p~ malled t
of lhe deel.,•tlon of 00¥9-fomla cw ~WAL TH·7t8 Owner will help finance loan By Owner 751-1200 Luxury lBf+fem rm, SL a,ut...tl ,.........
nen11 condition• Ind r• The underllgned hereoy DlllltlC 111nncc "'OM ft~ --24 mTS T\i!Wt\hse CloM to UC1 atrlcitOna recorded Jvty 23 dlaclelms all nabllity lot lily n-. ""' ~TING UNDIJI ---------... By Ownr-3br 2ba clean & omplelely remodeled Dbl g« $1200molee.Dy1----------
1178 In book 1182• peg.9 ln00frec1neaa In Mid .. , .. , 1M t1lt FM:mlOUt .,..... •-ic fl>TIC£ T r aditiona l r0omy Non .. up S 124.000 Great rental ., ... Only 1 852· 1822 Eve 497-2493
915 to 988 lnclutlve of of· ~'i:,i! 01'* common irte:TITIOUI ., ... ,. NAm r~ Rea lty tµM269 or 548-2434 mlle trom Loma llnOI .......... ...
flelel records of Mid county Said ..,. will be mede NA• STATl•NT 1 flCTITIOU9 .,..... e-:SKi. R·2 ~rt. copper Medic:.I <Anter LOw dn
(the "Oeclatatlon"). and eny wlthoul warranty lllPt-or The following ~.on• .,, The loilowlng peraon h.. MAm ITATl.•NT 631-7370 plum1>1ng. furnace Besl Cuti flow Wtll lrede lor YmlWI
amendment• or •nnnatlonl lm911ed regerdlng title poa.. do4ng bu.in.au: Withdrawn .. a genwll Plt1· The !ollowtng l>e'tonl .,, loc Pat Cobb 675;2013 P'C>P«lY •n Coste Mesa
lhefelO. MSllon. or enc:umbfanc.. COLL.EOE VlEW APART· '*from the pertnerstllp op-doing~ IS or Newporl Approx
I ll&&iltDTl11
~t~& pnllkeFOR
™E OtSCRtMINATING Except all oll, Oii rlghte, to Nlllfy the prlnclpal bel~ MENTS, 2845 Meu Vetcle "allng under the flcll11ou9 S T Y L E M A S T E R Jllf USTll USflJ•t $200 000 equity R1cll
mlnarata. mlner•I rlghta, ance ot the Note °' other Drive East, Suitt 3, Coate t>utlneu name ot Ice l.loht FURNITURE. 16442Golhwd ~rubb,,.Ell1'5 2Br lg R·2 101 Only Byers 760-7292, 24 hrs PROFESStoei.AL
natural g .. rlghll. end other obligetlon seured by Mid MeH. Calllomla 92626 Productions, 11 1950 tith St Unit K, Huntington U 1..1 S 123 500 Motivated I Bkr Co-Op 'M1-ups melled hydrocarbon• by whet· Deed 01 Trutt, wilh lntaraat p c Lumber Co., a Cell· Str•t. Sulle L·223. Newpofl BeeGll. Calllornle 92647 •• ·••• '"" -... · • ~· .,. Prrvete Patioe
""Covered P.,_lng
eoever name known that end other tum• u provided fornll corporation. 2845 Belcil, CA 92ee3 JOlln JOMPh Penbet'lhy. 3 un111 clean Only •••tri&l Pt 1315
may be within ot under the therein plua aovanc:ee 11 Meu Verd• Drive Eut. The tk:lllloua bu11ne11 17 11 Huntlnglon St •5 1&1111 YO lllll s !66,500 w oo t Last Agt
., Spac:ilOl.a Ac>ta
•..W&a • "'Dining Ar• perc.I of *'<I herein•~ eny,underthetermat~ Suitt 3. Coal• M-. ~1-neme111ternen1lotthepett· Hunllngtoo Beech, 'c au'. llWUSTill RoberlMlll1ken tµ2.7404
desctlbed, together wltl"I the and lnletMt on II.di *"" fornla t2e28 nerlhlp -tiled on Oeoern· fornie 92648 1485 000 • Outatendi 4 1.:miiiiiiimmlilim...iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii perpetual rlghl of drllllng. vane•• end plu• '"' Thll bUllnflt 11 c;on· bet 21. 1983 In the County of Thtt butinflt 11 con-• no & 11 mining. exploring, and opet· ctlw . and• of lne ducted by • c;orporallon Otange ducted by en lndlllidual Bdrm home with day llllUIWU&.l
-·-"'Wlllk-ln-Gaoe9ll CALL US REGAR04~ ..,~ lllte Kltc:Mna
IRVINE LEASES t t* to Munt!ngton Cnlr
ln6M e...t INlty 1Br lumbNd 1rom M55 ••Ing therefor end llorlng In Trw'f: sld ~ trl41• OouglM e Patty, Pr-. Full Name and Addr .. of J 0 H N J 0 s E p H no0111 Views of ocean &
and removing the aame from crMted b laid Deed of dent the Peraon Wlthdrawlr19. PENBERTHY bay • seperete guest Ill Tift f •••ttS YIEW Mid land Of any other land, Truat TheylOlel l'mounl t:A Thia •t•lament WU llted ROBERT EDWARD (TEO) This •l•ttmenl wu flied quarters or teen •oe Only s 119 000• A~me ~ .
t8124 Cutvw Or Irv •TOWHHOMES• 1 .... 1.. F"""9hed & unfUmleNd
I ITILITUlm Including the rlghl to whip-uld obllgatlon lncludlng wilh the County Clerk of Of. EVANS, 9181 Ad.,,11 Av· with the County Clwll 01 Or· regreat . lg pool • close S90,000 al ooty 11\,•,. Beec:.h, city ligtlts. Laguna
llock ot dlrectlonalty drill reasonably Mtlmated fMI •not County on Jenuery 26, enue, Huntington Beach, •"98 County on January 11 , to Newport Center & Only 10•1. and owner will 7200 st 647 MystlC Wey.
end mine from lend• other ctlergeaandexpen-oft~ 1985 Cellfotnla 92848 1945 . wal k Ing d11tance to carry the balance 4 S150K PP 213-224-8182
WOOOBRIOGE 581 3Ba 3 I LA QUINT A HERMOSA
c;., gar S 1500/mo LM °' t62 11 Perkald• l n. t
IN oe>tlOn & WOO(). blOClk W•1 of 8Mc:t1 3
BRIDGE 38r 2Be TwnhM t>lOCll Soot Edinger . than said lend herelnebove Trusl• and lhe time or In-F9730I Signed Rober'! e Eveot ,_ elemenl•ry schOol Inc Bdrm 2 bath attached • .c __
deec:nbed, oll °' 011 "41•. 11111 pubucatlon ol thla No-Publllhed Ofanoe Cout Publiahed Ofange Cout Publlthed Orenge Cocu1 land Maxine Proe>P double garage0wlth many IUflla, -..rt
tunnel• and tt1ef11 Into, lice, 11134, 173 71 Deity Pilot Febr'uety· 7. "· Delly PllOt Jll\Ull'Y 3 1 Fet>-Deity P110t F~ 7 1•. 144-1200 upgradH A plen ent ltMrl l 45t
through or ecron th• Dated Jenuary 31, 1985 2 1 28, 1935 ruary 7. 14, 21. 1985 Th 2t, 28 1985 aurprtH I Hurry• Call ~~ftllltr'll""IP""~="ln~"""'r uooimo ~24~ Ml-MU
... ,. .. aw~ 1241 • -.... r wt tu1>1urf~o11nellndher• a o11111w .. 1er1t "•· TH-700 ..e88 TH-720 •lUYllMCISTll 646-7171 tnat>Ove delctlbed, Ind 10 comer-C«pcwettoft. • c boUom aiQI whlptlociled or CalltorMe cerpor.etoft • u91om 4 Bdrm 3 bath
dlrectlonelly drilled w.i11, T,,,.._ ~=·I.~.._ f'lllllC fl>TICE Plll.IC fl>TICE P\ltl.IC fl>TICE wlltl air cond1t1on1ng tunnel• and th•fl• under cllffflM • · • c.,._ Extra storage. laundry
TH'E REAL
ES1"ATERS end t>enetth or beyond the ' 1 1 room and den Designer
,11,.,1or 11m11e' thereof, .oo fornt• c orperet 0"· 11 NOTICE INVITING SE~LED BIDS paper and plush carpe11 1-
to redrlll. retunnel, equip, = ~ ~": CC-4SIO Gate that opens onto th• 1-.,;•;.;;•-.t-.·.-..-.-.._ ..... ...., ..
maintain. r~elr. deepen and \toO Netttl ......,.,, ~ 17th la1nway Owner will eabu
operl1a any lllCh welll °' 1GO, laftta AM, CA f2'70I help lln~ Reduced to 38dr mtnea wlthOUl, now.ver, the (714) .,..10 Notice IS hereby given that lhe City Council of the City of Huntington '309 000 75 1•319 1 dining
...... t to drtn mine •lot• •11· ~ ,.___ Beach, Cahfornla wlll reoelve sealed bids for the Conetructlon of the s 1 ·2
2:?,, ~ C:-~0::::: 3V'JL' Apt tm I 2Et
l eg Bell $1500 499-2286 tB• unfurn 2 12 Orange
645·9818 Of 492·2855
B r1 1 tl"lt1k1ng un · ----oostrvcted ocean view 1n Feo v...,, condo on Bay
F older 28r 1''18a Pnvate. Designer furn MC park·
amlly cie.n wtntee carpe1 Avt •no S169S/mo 873...oete
2 18 S9501mo •97-6332 NEWPORT PIERA°REA I Cl\a/ming 2BR l>MCf) cot· 1BR yrfy ~Ing. no ~--------tage Hotef Laguna & pets $700 67~ • .,,.. ' ' ' Put>lithed ...,..,. ....,.., sp SELc:CT .. ptore and operate through na..../l't Fe«>ru--7 14 Munlc•...J Pier AeUeut ent In the City of H1mtlngton Beach, Calil0<nla In ~ the turtece or the upper 500 ~-r -' ' • ._. J ' t ,_.of the tublurtece 01 the 21. 1 Th~98 accordance with the plans and specifications and special provisions on PROPERTIES 1_rna ________ ~--------
land hlfelneboYe delcrlbed, Ille In the office of the Director of Public Works Documents wlll be -YlirtM * WIWJ * t>tue weter views S950 1•--tL ~ 8 18·963·88•5 aft 5PM ... • W - -1 octA 1tw stObio u r~ In the dMd from PlltllC fl>TICE available on Jenuary 22. 1115. A charge of '30.00. not refundable. wlll be 1111-UI nr '4600 Down +costs SlS8 IHH l1TWU ~
lhe INlne Compeny, • W•I required for each se1 of specifications and accompanying drawings From kitchen . deck & monthly buys Irvine Ll1•aa !irtl 2252 mature non-..,,.r. 1465 29 2BA ~o o;:;oner ut1ls 1nol 4"-5056
upgracl«l Condo. comm a 11_1 Virginia corporation ,.. NOTICI M Bdrm. large Mllr -guest condo Charming 2 l>r 2
corded June 18, 1977 In OIATH M DIRECTOR OF PUltltC WORKS ESTIMATE Bdrms 2 Bath1, dbl gar ba wiger S&8.900 Call
br•den, pool ocean
..,..,.. S2400 IQI 673-7761
160· 1397 poo1 S7751mo •95-5111 "fl!!!n!I, wu.. boot! 12245 pege 735, of· EDWAM> J. IUSNIR com!"un11y poof. apa & Peg Dameron 55g_9400 ftclel record• AND CW NTfTION Work Item Quan tity 1enn11 courts A super _ Oestgner fully f\lm 2 8d
Parcel 3: TO ..,_.aTfJI condo 11 S t 59 000 or try GORGEOUS 2Br Pe1ers lownllOUte POOi & tennis l~rt luc~ 22'9 l&lMI ht.M Z7M l H&Fwatertroot 3br 2ba Anrec:tlve 18A upper ~ EaMmenl(•I.,. auc:h..... ISTATI NO. A 1*79 Conttructton Cotta Baaed on 180 Consecutive Dav a lease optlOn Twnhme, former mooet court S 1195 673-0a96
rnenl(tl 11/era pettlc\llerty To eM helrt. beneflcllfles, s JACOBS S 172,900 agt 673-5589 91e01n1 deCOr frplc; into N o pe1 111mk /d r1nk Ml fonh In the article tnll· ~editor• and contingent Conllruct Pier Reltaurent Lump um
tied "elNn'\enll" of the dee· c:redllora. and '*'°"' who Oeduc11ve After native REAL TY INC TllnE IMI ILEI
1e11tlon under lhe Mellon may be otherWIM lntere1ted IA Delete F1r1 Sprinkler Syatem lump Sum 675_8670 By Owner 3br, 2''>ba
heeding(•) In auch anlcte en-In the wlll and/or Ml•t• of: Con1truc11on Costa eased on 150 ConMCuttve D•v' $234,000 iµ5.9555 titled u followt "UUllt ... '', EDWARD J KISNER
.. Supporl end Settlement". A petl1fon 1'111 t>Mn fii.d 2 Construct Pier Aesleur1n1 lump Sum Ill CMllA •L IAA La91H leac~
"Encroachment... and by RICHARD JAMES VAN Oedue11ve Alt.,netl... 40 1041
"Common ArM E._,,,.,..,.. KEIRSBELK In Ille Superior 2A Delete Are Sprtnklet System Lump Sum Quality home on lot llYllf Ctff Pat<* 4 Coun of Otanoe County r• wl hart>or view lrom living Magnificent View SBA
Eaa«nent(a)ulUCh ..... quHllng that RICHARD Construction Costa Bueo on 120 Conaecultve Days room. 112 block 10 ,300 sq fl pp 49,.0033
rnenl(a) la/ere partlcul11ty JAMES VAN KEIRSBELK be 3 Construct Pitt RMtauranl Lump Sum ~ch Three Bdrms •n·
Ml tonh In the lf1lcle tnll· llP90!f1led u per.one! rep· eluding spacious maste Hee "EeMrnenlt" of the dee· r._.,llllve to ldmlnllter the Deductive Alternatl.,. extra lrg dining rm, tam
larellon of coyenanta. con· Mtall of the decedent. l A. Daiei• Fire Sprlnkler Syslem Lump Sum rm. upgraded kitchen.
dlllon• and reatrlctlont ,... The Ptllllon requHt1 111ndscaped brlek patio,
COl'ded June 9. 1978 1n ~ eutnorl1y 10 1dmlnl1ter the In accordance with the provlelons of Section 1773 of the LabOr Code. ltle hoOl>y room, extra park·
111ea pegea 420 10 484 In-Mtate under the lndec>en· State of Callf0<nla. Direct<>< o f the Oepar1men1 of lnduSlrlal Relauons shall ing Potential tor ••·
duelve of offlciel rtQOtcta or dent AdmlnletratlOn of Ee-deuwmlne the general prevailing rate of wages, appllcable to the work to pended view s4115,ooo
Mid county (The "Muter t••• Aci be done; copies of the tatnt general waoe rate determinations are on Ille Ca.II BINNIE DIXON Oeclaratlon"). end any A heiring on tt1e e>etlllon et the ottlce of the City Clerk and the ottloe o f the Director of Public W orks emendmtnll ot enneatlonl w111 be held on FEBRUARY C I ,._ C If · thereto under the MC11on 21. 1985 11 9 30 A M In of the lty of Hunt ngton .... ach, al 0<n1a.
heeding(•) In IUCh enlcle en· Dept Ho 3 11 700 Civic Plana and tpeclflcatlona. 1ogethe< with propoHl form, may be oblained at
titled u follows "~1· Center Orlve w .. 1. S1n11 the office of the Olrec1or of Public Worka, City Hell, Huntington Beach.
rlght• and dutlea, utlllt... Ana. CA 92702 Calll0<nla. and cet>M televlalon". ••Utll-IF YOU OBJECT to the
IO•", "Supporl and S..l,. grantlno of the petition, you
inenl". "Encroachment", llhOUld "''* appear 11 the and "Community Fldllllee ,.._,Ing Ind alale your ob-
baementa" jeetlont Of file Wfltten ODjec·
The ttr .. I t<ldreN or llon• With Ille c:ou<1 befOfe
01'* common OlllOn•tion the heiring Your eppeet·
Of tfle rHI property herein· enc. may be In P9'90!1 Of by
• bov• d11cr I b•d I • your •ttomey purported to be 21 Slone-IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR
orMk N<>"h. lrvlne, Cell-ot • con11ngen1 credltOf of
torl\le. the d«leUed, you muat nie
TM unclertlaned heNby your claim wilh the court 0t
dleclell'l'll all llal>tllty tor eny pteelnl It 10 lhe pertOnlll
tnoorrectneee In Mid 11r"' ,.eeen1111Yt appointed by ~ or other common u. court WllNn '°"' montha deelgnallOfl f\'om the d•I• of ftral lt-llld .. wltl be m.o. IUenot of le41eta .. provided wttflOUt wwrenty, P'"91 or In lectlon 700 ot th•
""""'"· l'ilgllfdlng t"le, ~ Prooat• Code ot c.i11omte ..-on. Of enou!l"lbf"'°", Tht tlmil klf llllf'\CI olalmt will
to .. tlafy the Pflnclpel bll· not ~ prior to tour
ence of the Not• °' otfler month• fl'om 1n. dll• of u. o«>Mgellon MUred by Mid hellrtng nottoe •bo'4
o.d of Truat, with lntereet VOU MAY !XAMINE the
and Olher MM II prOllldtd Na kept by the COUf1 If )'OU
.,_..,,, ~ edVanole. If ... pertol'I tn*-led II\
eny, unOlf ,,_ terme thereof the eatete, ~ ""' ..,....
etld tnter• on IUdl td• upon 1M ueculor °' ~
vane.a. and plu• ,..., latratot. or U90n tne •t• CNt011 and axpeneee o4 tN I~ tor 1he ••tc\.ltOI' ot
Truefee and Of the true11 lldmlnllllr11or, and lta With
Cl'Nled by Mid Deed of the C0urt wltfl ptool of .... TNll. The total amount of vtct, a wrltf«I ,_,.., Ital•
Mid obf!Oelk>n, lftclUcllng Ing ""' '/OJ dell,. ~
, ... ~ •'"'81ed ..... nollcle of tN "*"of.,, 11\-
~oae and .. .,.... c1"" ~Ol"f lftd ~·of
Trvet-. and 1M ttma of In--at• ...ea Ck of IM C*t-
ltlel ~ Of "* NC>-!tone or acoount• mentioned -lt llU02 11 fft l«:tton l200 and l200 I of
No bid will be received unlfts It I• made on • blank form furnished by the
Direct()( of Public Work•. The special attention of proapecllve bldd8fa is
caned to the proposal requirements. aet for11'1 1n 11'1e specifteattons. for full
direction• •• to the bidding
The et>ove qu'1'tl11es ere approximate only, being given•• a basis fOr the
comparlaon of bids, and lhe City of Huntlng1on Beach dou not expreu or
by lmpllcetlon• agr" that the ac1uel amount of worlc wlll corre-i><>nd
lherewlth bUt reaeN .. the right to Increase 0< decreue ttle amount of any
cl••• Of portion of the work, H may be deemed neceuary or expedlenl by
the Director of Public W0tk•
All bids wlll be compated °" IM batla of the Director of Pubhc W orks
•11m'1e of the quantltlea of wonc to be done
Subatltu11on ot MCUtltlee for any monlel wtthl"leld by the City to Insure
perlOfmence .tlall be permitted In ~d~ *'lh pro~ons of the
C•flfomla Government Code. S.C11on 4590.
Each bid al'lell be made oot on • fOf'm to be obt•IMd •1 lhe off~ of tl'I•
Olrecllor o f Publlo Worb, O.vet0e>ment Wing, 2000 M•ln Street. Hunt-
1ng1on a.tch, Callt0tnla; th•ll be...ied IAd f"-d with the City Clefk •• the
CMe Center, 5-ond Floor Admlrill11itlon Bolldtng, 2000 Main Strttl,
Huntington BMch, c.Hfornl•. on or before 2:00 P M. of fl~ 14. 1111
• end lhell be opened by a commltt .. cQmPOMd of the Clty C*1t. the City
AttonMY and Otrectot of Pul>Uc W ortc• or thetr euthotlnd reoreeent.ilW
and tM reeutt• of Aid bidding wNI be NPOl1ed 10 end ected upon by t"9
City Council of Mid City or Huntlng1on 8Mdl at their ,.,tw mtttlng to
be Mtd on Tueed•y. IM 19"a ., of,_...~, 191, et IM l'louf of 1·30
P.M . In tl'le City Council Criambert In t"9 Vte Center of Mid City of
Huntington 8Mctt,
TM City of Hunllnglon a.eeh, Callf0tnle reMfWe ~ right to retect any Ot
all bldt, end 10 eccept the bid ~ for tM beel lntereet of the Clty Of
Hunttne1on IMGtl. c.Mt0tm.
By order of the City Counc:tl of tl'le Clry of H\lntlngton a..cri. C.tomt• tl'lla
December 17, 19'4 •
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Agt 851-8260 OPEN
SUN 10-4 1300 Susse•
3900 sq fl, $BR 41>41 guest
llO\IM VIEW $405 000
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B S900 Npl Terr 675-8048 <tBr 2'l • pool tennts,
DA FR, 2 lpc:I Vu S24QO 38A 2BA nouse '1250
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l>Ctl $7•5 mo 859-3400 • BA 2·, BA on CINll 2
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720 0552 EvM 675-6-488 CONDO 28r 281 w/patlo
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mo turn av111 673-62•5 EASTBLUFF
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Wayne Agt 646-3116
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201 E Balboa Blvd
Cerna ••I •u 1122 281 HG pool,~ t>ltns
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2 persons LM $7 10 l.-111
t>twn s. 7 pm 850·0• -3
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edng-8..iooellno Ot'* Mlec: CINnlng lob9 to amaH. reaona~. Carpentry, i.nc:tng, wtn· l#i Do HMllng Algtlt NOW'I lndlvlduel/amall ~lntta Avwaoe Room S29 t . Flea9-11tt•·roec1* SSS. 645 512• li'ooflng~alra.131'°"'1ft l 876-Met FrM"t , llc'd. 131-2345 dOWa, plumblng, marllle, C.H. MC LINDON AC. Eatetlof atucco 1130 • to DAY GUARANTEE! Ice, Cln-up. •
I Ila at. --RENTAL RECONDITION'S RESIOICOMM1"LllND 28 A~: r.:'j!:'~'~:l:~· l•talll COUNTANCY ~ mat•rlela .. 842·0<4-2 TERMITE 810 TO HIGH? fmat lfnkt -
...... • Cleaning. pelnllng. ll•·UP yra Do my own worlt Lie (llc•30<405) e3e-8244 -·~ INf/EXT, HSE PAINTING Guat. to bMt ettY wrllCttens me" ffPINditMVlei! Fr• •t. (714) 131·5681 278CM 1 Al 6<48-8128 Home rt of Ill Kind.. Acouatlc <*llnQt IPl'•ved 9't-CALL P!STRON 115 yrt eJ1pet. ell lleldl i ol f CliXNINdiUXINt 1 •--L7~~ CompetlW Rat .. -,;au C.,pentry.rooflng-4rywaM BR RK. 8mttl tob• FrM ftt Kevin 87S-1503 159'-0579 Of 77()..0901 RMI rat•. Judi 5<49-7309 l.O'!lt coat Super!Or queMty -~-_ • I 11..11 types of Comm. Conti. 6 plutet·rm 9dd f4e-3147 Newport, Cotta Mesa, ~ --SPARTAN 538-2148 Xntkiuee. pert• cXttntr • ..... Aelld. repalf1. 20 yr1 lrvlne. Ref'• 875-3175 PAINTER NEEDS WORKI Platter Typing/Word ProoMelng
made. All wort! oone on . lbiateaaaet ••I* 751-3882 llQ lea1t Cltaaia Cuatom Brick-Stone lnt/EJO, celllnga, refln cab. nt JCt. peto p utet ng, All fleld1, very reuonable I 40 A l t ~ (28) yr1 •K.P .. WO!'k guer. cuatom texturing, quellty t.lnde 840-11570
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B W W S 873 3135 o~a . ._ace, rec>elr. SERVICE: a throoughty p of Ion I H I & i.tnal '328884 554.783 I ~ :!.!. Crt4.lt' lla1 -_. _._ . . :..... --Winter prlcel 754. 1820 CIMn hOUM. 5<40-0857 ..... r ... • •no ng 13••oes-...C .. U91--om ... O•Pi\ .... Oi'" ... w'"al"',-. _ Removal· at Reason•ble NEAT Plutwlng· Lathing •DITPlllLll1 llr•eal5 Electrlc·Plufnblng·Dtywall HouaeciMnlng. e.tpeta a •A,.1 ..... * Prloe9 5•t·9877 P•tchH,T••tur~a.lntl••• R~~;·,:,'~~~~~~;•·
Bed c:r•dlt report? fllll s.rvtee Of Remod.i All upholatery,Wlndowa,etc. CLEAN&EXPERT QUALITY PAINTING LOW rmadd lrNHt645-4258 =_,,,,-~--,,...---
Banl{ruptcy? Divorced? work Int. Tom 441-1292 1""9lafllt111·1Jl2 0~25yearuxpetlenoe WINTER RATES. °FREE -'" Wl .. tw Cltulal ""8ALIUUll
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No credit? Slow Permt'7 TOppad/f9mOved7." c31ean, .. • Gen. home repalrt. Paint· Ex .... rlencad women Ex· Lie. T-118,<428 730-1353 EST. Call John 631·2050 ll·ITIOll MOO ... 3." H•'""Y v.ientlne w.ial WE CAN HELP up,newtawna . .,1. 4 v Ing Drywall Cerpentry """ · -HouH,lk:.eve'a8e1-71., ,.,. ..-Obtain VISA/MC Orange -etc' Gary 845 5277 ;>TL oellenl refs. From $30/wk ABC MOVING BEAUT PAINTING GUAR. 91lbo1 Window WUhlng County's letgeit credit Cle•n Upa•TrM Trimming • or bl·wtlly 842-1203 Quk:k cereful. T1380<48. Smell repalra lrM "' PlaaWa1 803 Balboa Bl 873-3135
C1ret17 nrv1ce. 5U-8700 Ya~l~:'~~~~~~lng 12G~ar~O~~E~~:> *EXP. HOUSE CLEAN-LORATES,552-0<410 .Ca11Bruce972-0tt8 Hl9rllflll-1111 ltattLIW
EXpert Cetpentry rm CREDIT ASSOCIATES Comnlet• c .... ·~un nM'l'I work Ok. Larry 9ti9-27;/ ING ladcy. "!~~b .. 14150, 2own ITUYlll 11&.l.111 •DANIELSON & SON• • 1 Do Plumbing Right-~ State l1w ...,,ulr• 1hat au ---------Aepatr·Remod'l·Addltlons "--,. -·~ ,., ·~· tran1. efol -..-v m-Painting & Wellpaperlng ---,..., ~ 6-lltiat Ooor1~-etc 548-<4980 .,_ra malnt, tree trimming, lrN HANDYMAN LARGE and ITIH -·••GI. Nell Clean & rellabi.· Ota.Ina cletr from 120 contrectora who .,... •°"" -lilili·iliil·iiiiil.._. ..... -.--BUILD OR REP•IR Entry 1 French 60&1 ests Mauro. 831-4997 sm111 I DO IT ALLI Like• CLEANER HOUSE? Orange Co. Orlglnel L '1 ~ 714-828·8406. Repair faucets, dllP. etc. work over $200 Including .... " -.. E11pertlH/SuppllH/l.lc. s d t M 11 eel oce ""' · 851 9804 M&M 842 9033 labor and m1te<lala rmiat Computeflnd Accounting Wills. slllra, door1, lock1, By Norman The Doormen ISMAEL'S GA DENING 64..-7372 ~~~r Ive meo. Jecquellne 548·0851 tu en ovef'a. naur 213-881·0509 • • . be lleensed. Unlicensed
& Tb a.vie:.. 5'49·8112 ralllngs, moldtnga & trim. _Oak & fir eS7·DOOR Clean.up, Gener1I main ONE CALL DOES IT ALLI SunHt Coa1t Cleaning ~~~TJ_,~~;~3!::~;!::(,. -EK~ Service & R9palr contractors atlould 10 &:":':'"~i":":"i--~---Don 9&2·8202 Dr l Tree trimming 550-9318 We 1111 II. breek II, buy It *Lorie's HOUSE CLEAN· P1~rla1 32 yra IJ1p. Reslcl'l/Comm. at1te In their edvertlllng .......... m... Replllr·DoOfl-'Alteretlons •rr" • LAWN MAINT Cl.EAN· or heul II. 548·5009 ING Service. EJlp'd, de--hl•ti•1 ,ARTHING INTERIORS Lk: •409035 984-8919 Contrectora and con· Lqut•lt• Xcouttl'Ca I Remodel·P•nel·LOCks-etc; 11L911 IUPllY UPS COLOR PLANTS •••• u.-! ---pendable. Call 645-2701 FINE PXiNftNG By RiCh. HANGING/STRIPPING a .. n., aumers, contact Miry Drywllll Aep1irs. Alter 8, window-Fences-C1blnet Fact()() Direct Sevlngsl Dave 969·2120 --ard Sinor 16 yre of heppy lllSA·MC 673-1512 Orondle It 558-4088 with "-.. t. 847.7901 35 yrs HP Jerry 546-4413 Custom/Comm'! Otapery -----AXOC oVE-REMOVE SCRUB·A·DUB: ,,.. HI. customers Lie. 28064<4. Quality ooflng: Sr. citizen eny question•. Con tree--Freeest 0ou1e 883•1138 Mowing Edging. Trimino Furniture, Traah. Tree• own ~pp1181• J .. nne Thank-Youl 983_4114 Expert Wallcoverlng In· disc. Rel•. Lk:. #348877 tor'• State LlcenH tltmt/lt ... tliat RetlredBldg Contrector & Clean-up• SPECIAL 993.5415 NORM 648-9896 Miry 733--0688 stalletlon. Reaa. Consult· K. Funke 845--0193 Board, 28 Clvk:. Center
Small Jobi & ceblnets. ~-111 -Jan/Feb Riies 731·,-8'18' L'f HAULING MOVING T'--Ma' RAINBOW PAINTING ant Aulgnmt. 581·8590 REPAIR Speclallsl·$200 & Plaza, Room 690, Sent• IJld/m: Spec kit, Rees .. llc'd 645·6<456 ~RYwXLL TAPING Shrubs/Tree Trim. Compl Gereoe & Ya;d Clnuni 11111: • 6500u .. ~1lY8 1J•EouFFr poll<: 1cy 9 NORMS WALLCOVERiNG less Free eat 30yra e11p. Ane. CA 92701 .
.,...,, otc. rm .csct, patio C I Cl l All ••lures & Acouatk:s gerdenlng Competitive Jon 645.{192 Amerk:a'1 Maid Service .._... L 868 ALL KINDS. FREE EST. 770-2725 enytlme Well
cfit/dcka, bay wndW Lie. I~ Ha 81 FrM est Kevin 873· 1503 prices Chuck 842·2873 848-5558 DAN SALYER PAINTING Lk:#330986 780·7211 •John Henry Rooll *
--q&485. Steve 547-8078 sfiUJ eCEXA Specialist El . 1 ~ .... _ IWTI Lie #42592<4 p I 1 ~ Q It k LOW RATES eetr1C1 TWTI u1....,.5 Call Anytime. 964·2017 ·~r ..... Rerooflng & Repairs! uar
A 'n...o..lgn-Remodel ua I y wor • PAlllll EUmlO Main . gen cln-up, tree ••un IPlllll• lac••• Tax §TRIP IT OF, THE wXttl work Uc 548-8213
T'Op Oueltty. Low Price. Fr~t. (7141831•56el 1nm. exp 20 yrs 831-3088 HANEOA TAX RETURNS Pr-ared GLASGOW PAINTING cM,....rt Wall"•....., r-over •--1-1 1---Fr• •t. Lie 831·23<45 Quality WOfk, lreee1t AC\.lpreasure Mauege -.. Int/Ext. 30 yra Hper., '""..-" .--· """ IJftH ar I
C •••• I C •• cr.t. #425513 9&8-7401 11•-1112 Keep your hard earned rel's. Call alt.5 642·5214 Safe. cleen process OdOf· StrYic" ~Iv. Rates for all Selling anything with • • SSS take advantage of ell less solution 638-6970v """'--..-~"!"""-...--
typee of Comm. Const. & Oflvewaye, pattoS. petfis. ELECTRICIAN 011ly Pilot C1ueifled Ad 405•A 30th St Newport tu credlta & deductions. HSE PAINTING e INT/EXT --Alt typing i photocopYlng, Aiald. repairs. 20 yra etc No Job too am•ll Lie • 233108. Smell/large II • 11mple matter Beech on the Pennlnaula. Your home-convlenca. Call Dave when quellty's a Shop et home. 11'1 eaay 7 dys/wk. Plck·UP & O.
uper. 751·3&62 llc. R .. a. Mickey 538-0553 lobs & repairs. 548-5203 jus1 call 642-5678. MON.·SAT. 10am-12am Larry Sulllven 6<45-930'1 must. Free eat. 842-<4583 with clasalfled 8"2·5878 llvery. Call 848·3389
Pentnc:>uM, apeetoua 2BR TOP area. qui.t, no pets
2be. nice view, patio, nr BEAUTIFUL 1 Br $575
bch, dbl g•r w/1tor. One PAV patio, yard & garage
of a kind, mull '"· POOL & SPA 2650 He.rla
S1500/mo 840-1857 MESA PINES 549·2447
E'alde 2Br 1ba, pvt patio,
all ulll pd $600/mo
1st/last. 851 ·0424
E/slde spacious 3BR
duplex, pvt yd & pello.
C..tl .... 2724 Sherp 1Br, cpts/drps, qui.1. lrplc. dbl gar, lndry
, dshwsher. garage. no hkups $950 870· 106<4
1Br Duplex, retrlg, stove pe1s SSOO Call 645·5577 FIREPLACE. pool, pallo No pets SA75/mo. For B E more Info call 775.2199 SHARP E11tslde 1Br, encl X·LG 1 & 2 r Apia. • gerage. No pets. Avall Side $550 Up 557-2841
2BR 1 ''°'be. 810 Joenn St. now S5951mo Cell Pam lllTllT II Adulta 1><eferred. Small or Ltrry ~6-5882 dog OK 6<45-8<453 5695/mo 2bd 1 "tba
. . •STUNNING Lg lBdrm twnhse E-slde, pool,
28r H~BI TownhouH 1B• Gerden Apt. Pool gar.Indy rm Quiet loc,
w/balcorly, yrd. Xlnt E· $.495/mo. 710 W 18th must ...
aide too $895. 720-08-44 lll•IE -2310 Santa Ana
2BR 2be, patio. Pool/fee. Sherp 2 bd ,b• upstairs TSL MANAGEMENT
rec rm Nr new cpt/drpa. w/prlv deck "'Hn RIO 6<42· 1603
Neat So Coul Plau ' "' ' $875 C 11 e.45-<4S33 OW. WW crpt, drps, 2 LARGE 1 & 28drms laun·
. · • _ prkg spaoea, no dogs! dry lacillttes. pool, wate<
•SPLENOID 1Br, encl $695/mo.353 Hem11ton pd Fr.om SA59. 548·0336
gar. No peta, frig, alee Mgr 646-9794 LARGE lBdrm east ol
range SA50. 642-5964 WI lfflll A OllllOE Harbor Squeaky clean
3· Br 2B• Brlttenywood1 Went a Hlectlon of great No pets $475 851·9526
Twnhme Avl 311 S 1200 llvlng? we can ol1e< any· SPACIOUS 3Br 28•. lots
548· 1447 0< 6«-7895 thing fr a smell ept to a ol extras No pets S750
S550/mo. 2BR l'hbl.2aty 4Bd hse 11 loolung In CM. mo 631-6155
quiet, No pets 1st, last & NB, or HB think of us first Lrg 21lr 2ba condo, nr S.C
dep Avail 311 5<48-4506 lor that choice Ideal llvlng Plaza Most utll paid TSL MGMT 642· 1603 S585/mo 2 Bd 1ba. petlo, NB REAL rv 675· 1642 $695 'sec. 832-1766
pool, lndry rm Eastalde loc. Close 10 411 Westside 2Br 1B1, new 2726
149 f . Bay cpt, •II utll pd $850/mo ~.-""".....,.~"""""!!'l'n"'!t"'!loc!"'-Tll IUIAlf9llT •$300 sec K1d1 ok S 1000
Live where you have
•Spectacular apts
• I & 2Br. 1 & 2Ba SYltes * Spac1ou1 townhouses * Ffrepleoea * Prlvete balc;onles or
Garden patios
WIYHT? * 3 Lighted tennis courts
• 2 Swimming pools
*Streams & ponds
•Sorry, no pets
•Furnishings avall
1•2-111J 831·5230 att 5 pm -mo• cleaning & He
728·0144 or 726-0122 L It L 2741 S8t5Jmo 2 Bd 1 'hbe Apt for rent-1 Bdrm lbs at - -l~H IC•
townhM Greenblt, lndry 2072 •0 Newport Blvd El Ttrt 2732 Nr \A019 Cove. bacfi $650
rm, nlee loc SA25/mo 642· 1506 B $800 s 2078 Thurln tBrlger, W/O hkup tenant & 1 R love & frig
TIL !!&IAIE.•EIT CLEAN Euttkle 2Br lBa, will make deal 281•8383 Utll pd No pets 499-2690
---encl ger, sm yd S825 1st. t 398 768 36° 56 .. 4 --142· 1IOJ last S300 cleaning depo e• _:.._ a.. Mi11it1 Vit t 2717
---Ref1. 2452A Elden Ave Baal lt1cL 2740 • • mmac 1 r n quet a1ee,
_ fi.45·9_3_9_5 _ _ __ tBr. ·~ml to oceen. Ou't mature. prof non·smkr
comple•. lndry carport. No pets $500 mo
No pell $525 538-0<490 951·7967 OllTlllU
APAITlllTI FAlllLY YILUll
BHutilul garden 1pt1. New Apartment complex 2 lllOll Tl IUCI
patios, garages. BBQ, Ready f0< occupancy In Delightful ocean breez".
pool No pe11 Aprll 2Bdrms S530/mo & All new crp1s & drpa, 1os1
.lBdrm S5S5 3Bdrm1 S606/mo. Gas of closets. Pvt garages.
2Bdrm 1Ba $640 ran~e. garbege disposal. beautlfully 1and1ceped.
301 Avocado fi.42·9850 relrlg & carport For In· Spacious 1 Br w/pvt
lormatton call 2B 2B /I le I EASTSIDE TOWNHOUSE TIPA MIT,... PlllO r 1 w rp 3Br 2'\Be 2 lrplcs 2 encl · -· baleony 960·633 t
pet101. euto gar $1000 ( 2 U )120-1114
1st. last & sec, 316 Santa Belween 2pm-4pm Mon-
Isabel 631·8283 day through Friday
2Br Townhouse. a111ched
dbl gar. w/d, heal & w11er
pd S850/mo 848· 1613
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Map ·slain _by trio in BB home
BJ STEVE MARBLE
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Three robbers burst into a Hunt-
ina ton Beach a partment Wednesday
niaht, stabbed one man to death and
left the other blcedina from knife
wounds. Po lice said one of the young
assailants carried a sawed-off shotgun
d uring the ambush-style robbery.
T he dead man was not identified
Cout
The county has frozen
nearly $16 mllllon In prop-
.M!Y taxes paid by the
Irvine Co. until Lt§ tax
dispute Is settled./ A3
Court date set for college
pollce off lcer charged
with burglary./ A3
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Callfomla
Police have their own 'LA
Ram' In the form of a tank
with a battering rarp to
break Into suspected
drug dealers' he>uses.I A4
Nation
Reagan seeks simple tax
plan; legislators react to
his speech./ A5
A retired general says
Westmoreland sup-
pressed accurate Viet
enemy figures.I Al
World
Justice Department OKs
search for Nazi war crimi-
nal after mock trial Is
held./A7
Four Polish secret police
officers convicted of klll-
lng a prleet get prison
terms ranging from 14 to
25 years.I A7
Boating
Former contenders and
new rules are expected
for the 2 1st annual Con-
gressional Cup./81
Qlck Daniels' MacGregor
65 sloop Joss can set an
elapsed time record by
arriving at Puerto Vallarta
by 9 tonlght./C1
Sports
Ocean View Hlgh's
basketball team claims a
dramatic 52-51 Sunset
League victory over
Edlson.IC1
The UC Irvine men's ten-
nis team moves to 7-0
overall with a shutout win
over San Jose State./C2
· Fountain Valley takes
over first place In the
SunsetLeaguesoccer
race./C3
Entertainment
ABCgrabsasecond ~
Nielsen victory -and
shoots down "Call To
Glory."/83
A TV movie about the
Atlanta child murders
draws upsetting con-
clualo.na. /114
INDEX
Boating
Erma Bombeck
Bddge
Bulletin Board
Buatneu
Claulfled
Comlca
CrOMWOrd
Death Notlcet
Horoecope
Ann Land«•
Oplnton
P1Paruzt
POltc. Log
Pubtlc Notlcel
8pot11
T191Yttion
Theatetl
W•ther
81-2
82
A11
A3
85-6
CS-7
A11
C7
c• ce
82
A10
81
A3
04-5. 7
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83
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A2
and police would not release the
name of the second man, who
apparently suffered a knife wound to
one,arm. He was being treated today
at Pacifica Community Hospital in
Huntington Beach. •
Hospital officials refused to djs.-
close the second victim's condition
today.
An unspecified amount of cash was
taken from the apartment. Police did
not say whether the assailants took
any other property.
. The violence broke out at 8: 1 S p.m.
tn an apartment at 8081 HolJand
Drive. off Beach Boulevard only a
short distance from the site of an
ambush..gtyle killing last November
that ~lice have linked to drug
trafficking.
,
Details of Wednesday's
were sketchy. slaymg The first v1ct1m was stabbed once In Novembtt, Cotta Meu Ide-
m the chest, a wound that subsequent-vision repairman Ronald ldn wu
ly claimed the man•s life. Pohce said aunned down oullidc a rct*nce on
IM second man was stabbed once in Lambert Drive, less than a mite tn>m
· Police said two men and a woman
all described as tccn-aaers. forced
their way into the apartment One of
the suspects had a shotgun and
ordered both victims onto the floor.
Sgt Bill Peterson said it appears
that one of the victims put up some
resistance that led to the stabbings.
the arm. ;1ednctday's incident Wedetday. It was not clear who summoned Oetectiveuaid Ides' death appears
p0lice. to bt connected to the drua under-
The slayina marked the fi world and said ft ~ a sharp.
bomi~ide in Huntinaton 1 e$$ 1ocrcase in drug-re.lated lcillinp in than three months. Oranac County.
Fairview,
_UCiget
grant for
.age study
$3 million received
for study involvtn
ofdsters at hospital
·ay PHIL SNEIDEAM.AN °' .. ...., .......
UC Irvine researchers and the state
hospital in Costa Mesa have received
a SJ million federa.I grant to study
whether involvement io volu.nteer
work helps elderly peopk remain
.mo re mentally and physicaDy fit.
The five-year study-will focus on
Fa1rv1ew Developmental Communi-
ty's Foster Grandparent Prop-am and
seek scientific evidence that staying
active can b'elp a senior citizen stay
healthy.
··we are very gratified to act thtS, ..
sald FranCls M. Cnnclla. who is the_
director of Fairview (formerly Fair·
view State Hospital) and an associatt'
professor at UCl's College of Medi-
cme. "It's o ne of the larger grants
approved rcttntl) by the NauonaJ
lnslJtute on &Jn&.··
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Thia row of .tora on Newport BoaleYUd will be balldosed to clear way for Coeta lleea Coartyarda ahopplnC center.
Cnnella wd the study could have
important ram1ficat1ons. If the study
documents that programs like Foster
Grandparents help the senior citizens
stay fit. n could bt a Stcl> lOward
reducing the h1&h health care n·
pcnsesmvolved m trcatmena of the
elderly. Al Lhe same time. 11 could
encoufllJe more widespread use of
senior cHJzens 1n facilities like Fair-
view. at da)-care centers and in other
~•al ~"'ice programs.
Downtown strip'to vanish in Mesa
Bulldozers prepared to raze nine stores
to clear path for 18-m!llion s hopp1_!1g cen ter
By TONY SAAVEDRA
Of ... DellJ ..... IWf
The Hollywood Magic Shop 1s
about lo disappear, along with eight
othe r husinesses on a ponion of
Newpon Boulevard that 1s being
cleared for a·n $18 million shopping
center in downtown Costa Mesa.
Storefronts on the west side of the
boulevard, from 181 5 to 1839 New·
pon, have been boarded up wb1le
contractors dismantle the buildmgs.
salvaging bricks and other materials
that can be resold.
The final blow is expected early
next week. when bulldozers raze the
Conviction in priest
killing 'whitewash '
CoastPolish leader
doubts policemen will
serve out senten ces
By ROBERT BARKER
Of ... DellJ ..... ...,,
A Polish-American leader who
hves m Huntington Beach charged
today that the conviction and
sentencing of four Polish secret
policemen for the murder of pnest
Jerzy Popieluszko was a "white-
wash."
At the same time, the local resident
-JS-year-old Adam Kiemik -
disclosed that he has been handed a
tape recording smuggled out of Po-
land that contajns fragments of the
last Mass conducted by the slain
Roman Catholic pnest.
K1em1k, who holds c111zensh1p in
both the United States and Poland.
said the tape. which also includes
broadcasts of Pop1elus7ko's funeral.
was delivered to him in Los Angeles
by a member of the Pohsh .. undcr·
ground
The tapes have been mass
Related story on A 7
produced. and proceeds from sales of
the tapes will be used 1n the ba1tle to
gain freedom for Poland and other
Iron Curtain coun1nes. K1emik said.
He claimed that the conviction ..,d
sentencing of four Polish scorc1
policemen 10 14 10 25-ycar prison
agin• structures to make room for a
portion of the Costa Mesa
Counyards. an I 1.2-acre shopping
center.
Featuring a health club. retail
stores and restaurants. the
Counyards will be built on propeny
that has been condemned. cleared
and assembled into a "Super Block"
over the past four years by the Costa
Mesa Redevelopment Agency.
Pacific Savings Bank is purchasing
the site. bordered by 19th Street. Park
A venue. Ncwpon Boule' ard and
Harbor Boule' ard. from the Cit\
agenC} for $4.8 million ·
The bank. formerl) Pacific Federal
Savings and Loan. will develop the
172.300-squarc-foot shopping center
along the same Span1sh·<it)k mo11ff
used forthe cf.>mpan) 's Pacific Fed~r
al Plaza at Newpon Boule' ard and
19th Street.
Among tht: storefront~ being de·
molished next week arc ( oast Music.
(Pleue .ee DOWNTOWN/A 2)
He ..aid the stud) has local 1mphc.a·
11ons as "ell because senior e1t1zcns
are expected to ma~ up 25 percent of
Orange fount) 's population by 1990.
.. These people are a resource."
C nnclla said ··Many of them are
quite competent and can be addition·
ally useful to society Ifs only because
the~ ·-.e reached a certain age that
they·ve been put out to pasture. so to
speak.
(Pleue eee Gll.AlfT / A2)
1 FBijoins in hunt
for county fugitive
Who escaped twice
terms for the slaying of the.,ticst was
a whitewash because coun officials
didn't try to find those high in the
(Pleue eee CONVICTIONS/ A2)
By STEVE MARBLE
Of IM.,...,. "9t It ..
The FBI has JOincd tht' <,earch for
an Orange Count) fug111,c "ho has
~scaped from law ·officcr. '"ice 1n
rC"Ccnt Wt'Cks and was IJ"lt \t'i'n nt'"ar
the Mexican border
Mtchad \\<aydC' Mohlrn cc;capcd
Jan. 17 in Orange Count\ lie wa!>
awa1t1ng tnal on a charge of Ir\ mg lO
loll a Fountam Valle) police officer
dunng a shootout morl' than a \car
ago, accord mg to authontll'\
Mohon. 39. t'scaped a ~'\ond time
Jan. J 1 1n Tempe A.n1 "here he was
hem& held on charge\ of kidnap gr.int
theft auto anJ rt:'i1"ll1 nJt JITl'\t
~uthont1es 1n ~n10na saad Mohon
u'-Cd an assumed name while in their
cuc;tod\ .\ fin,crpnnt check that
R·-.eakd 1\fohon ~ 1dent1t} reponedl~
:im,cd 1ust hour.-. after his S('('Ond
l''>lJ(X'
Or:inttr l'ount\ . hcnffo; Lt Dick
01 .. on ..aid th~ FBI has JOIDt'd the
manhunt because of an allega11on
thJt 1\1ohon crossed stall' hnc.-. to
J\ n1d prosecution
Ol<,t1n said the mo.-.t rcct>nt \lghllng
ot the tug1t1\C came last wec~cnd in
Jn \n10na·Mn1co border town Hl'
did not namt· 1he to"n
Mnhon "a' 1nit1all\ arrested on
( Pl eue .ee P'Bl/A2)
Will pier pressure speed
HB' s boardwalk; eatery? -
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NEW S PERSPECTl~E
Tests set
for quiet
· newjets
Size of proposed restaurant keeps the pro e~
unfinished tWO-ears after destructive sto
Some thinas 10 on forever. But 1n
our coastal cities a nd environs they
seem to take a little lonarr.
In Costa Mesa. h tttma that v.-ork
on Harbor Boulevatd II Mvcr aoina
to end. In tbt moat curttnt d\aptcr oT
the happeninp on HafbOi', traffic
lanes have been pinched to make way ror lancbcapiftt on the medaan. It's a
lot of fun try1n1 to tum lcf\ onto
Harbor. Tbm'• no platt to ao
bfcauw tbf inttts«oon•t ahndy n11ec1 --can ll')'int lo aquecie 1nlo
what's left of 1h~ lanes ahc.d. Frut-
lration m 'a)\t be cased by a little
~nery in w mtdi.an but what ~ou
sec all too frtquentl)' 1 oranac traffic
, ..
cones -thousands of them.
traffic cones and Harbor Boutev
seem to be synonymou
NcW1)0n Beath has 1u ~tandm1 i ues 100. Tht coatro"
O\ler John Wayne Airpon IS
1stena and htah·pitched -the be
appcati to be ne\ter-endina. •
In INine wt wan with bl ed t h
as talk aocs on over tht kation 1
City Hall. Wall it be Q\ii1I H1U or
Vitt• 14? Witt they~ decide'
But as nenltlofM and MlliRJ as
the I ut and their hoped:for
toluuon ma be. the ptlcbnidcthc
l~·e>l•v•n• controvtn1cs -and
.. .
._ --
lack of solutions -in Hunungton
Beach.
For toe-<urhna. blood<urdhn
m1nd-bo11hn1squabbtcs no1hm1can
top the -'"Solsa Ouca marshland
controversy. the fracas over down·
town rcdcvelopmtn1 and the shum~
1n1 Of PIPtt and blanuna ofothcrs on Oood control probkms
Now tbere•s a MW entry -the
Hun11naton Beach C1l)' pitr. And at
may top thfln 111.
It bad 1i. tq1nn1nas 1n the b11
tonn or Ma~h 1913 ~hen waves
dntro)«l the last 2'0 feet of the
1,8)()..foot pier. Res-in looked
1mplc cnouah and the etl)' e"cn had
thc fora.pt 10 carry 1n urancc that
covered much orthc repair rosu
But a Oap dc\tloPed O\tr whether
thttt hould be a one or tv.-~stor)'
restaurant at the t'nd ol the "ooden
structutt.
But that ~med to be n'SOl\('(i and
e' el")'th1na appca~ 10 be m order
when the ( oa tal Comm1 ~ion ap-
pm"ed a l~.()()().squart--foo1. cop-
pcr..roofcd t-.~ IOI") truCtUIT.
"I'm ao•na 10 do mr be t 10 1c1
some1h1na buth out at the end of the
p1rr ~ Jurte 20 lhhermen and
others will ha"e a pl~ to set a
hamburscr." Cit) ounc-tlman Ja k
Kell) proclaimed at a City C'ounnl
mttti "rm 1n 10 puU all the
stOJ)S to C\pNltC lhl\, ..
TM odd thmaabo\lt 1hc \Ow 1s that
Kell) m.tdc the latcmcnt la I f ~bru
'" lM-June 20 compk11on that he
(Pleue 8tt PfER/ A 2)
By JEFF A OLER
Of .. ~ .... --W11h a whoo h instead of the all-
too-fam1l1ar roar. a commtte11I Pl ·
en er Jetliner 1 C\pcc1ed 10 touch
down 11 John Wayne irec>n Fnday
to hqm a '"'CHia)' tcnn ofntiht test
that could 'i1gn1l the dawn ofa new -
quieter -1v11t1on era 1n Orantc
C'ount
Oranar Countt upervlso"" airtinc
and 11rpon ofr\tlaJ• as ~II u no•
con 1ous ~ lacb ~nt aJlttt1waatJt11IM-.h.-~~
lm\al tiJI .. Ulf Is .. 737. •
TM> ~tiner•1 !eaftle hu d m.nu.-
t t lut\:I' tla•m' the 737·JOOwin Oy far
quieter than th~ ('Om Pf!_l!'l__M5Don· .. <Pl--... llVIST I A.2} . ,
Aa • 0r-. Co.t DAIL y PILOT /Thurldey, Fwuary 7. 1115
4 motorhomes
burgledln Valley
storage f acllity
Four motorhomes were but·
&lariicd while parked at a Fol.ll1tain
\'alley storaae busincas, polite rc-
Poried Wednesday.
Windows we~ smasbed to pin
entry into the vehicles at the Stor N
Lok yard at I OSOS Garfield Ave.
A btaclc and whjte television set
and a down sleepina bq we~ stolen
from a .... l 983 Fleetwood South-
wiad.
t\udia.vldeo equipment. alcoholk
bcv~ and ctochina were l.lken
from a wtutt 1983 Journey.
Loues from a 1976 Cruise Air and a
cream-colored Winnebqo WCT'C not
immediately determined.
FBI SEEKS OC FUGITIVE ••• From Al
1,500 homes lose
~lectricity in HB New Year's Eve 1983 In Fountain
Valley followina a struaJe with a
police officer. Mohon, wli"d was shot
six times by the officer, was arrested
on suspicion ofauempted murder.
It's alleged Mohon fired a single
shot at Officer Kevin Arnold. Arnold
1was not hit by aunfire.
Mohon escape last month while be
bcina esconed by an sheriffs deputy
to UCI Medical Center in Oranae.
where Mohon was receiving treat-
ment for the aunshot wounds.
The followina week Mohon was
arrested after alleacdly stealina a car
and leadina police on a two.hour,
I 00-mile car chase.
His second escape occurred·while
he was beina returned to Jail followina
a court appearance. It s alleged he
stole a car to make his aetaway. The
car was found abandoned the follow-
ina day. police said.
About l.SOO homes in Huntinaton
Beach went without electricity early
Wednetday when a cable failu~ ~red a power outaae in an area ofl'
Spnnple Street near Warner.
The outaae t;eaan at about 6:30
a.m. and, in some cases, lasted up to
two hours, a Southern California
Edison spokesman said. A m.Jority
of Edison customers had power
restored by about 7:30.
GRANT GIVEN FOR SENIOR STUDY •••
J'romAl
"But they're a real manpower pool
that's been largely untapped. At
Fairview, they represent a tremen·
do us benefit~ our clients.''
The Foster Grandparent Program.
. more than a dozen years old. enlists
older residents.living on low. usually
fixed incomes. Each senior is
matched with one or two de-
velopmentally disabled Fairview pa-
tients. generally people under age 22.
The "grandparents" handle a var-
iety of tasks. They ma y hold and rock
an infant. help with feeding and
bathina, walk around the grounds
with a patient or assist classroom
teachers.
Each senior works 20 hours per groups: I 00 senion who atk to
week. eamina a stipend of$2 per hour become Foster Grandparents and are
plus a hot lunch. About 125 seniors admitted to the prosram, 100 seniors
arc involved in the program. wJlo ask to become Foster Grand-
Crinella said correlation studies -parents butarc not ~mittcd:. and I 00 hav~ already shown that at:ti ve randomly se~ted control seniors
seniors tend to be in better health. But who arc no~ 1.n the Pf'OF.&1!1· .
that leaves unanswered the question AJI panicipant~ Wlll have tbelr
of whether the seniors are only more me!lta~ and physical healt!' tested
active because th ey are in better penodi~lly. Researchers will try to
health to begin with he said. determine .wh~the~ Foster Orand-, parents maintain h1aher scores over
The study at Fairview will try to the five-year period. ..
find scientific evidence that simP.IY Side issues that will be studied by
getting involved in a program like UCl scientists include how the Foster
Foster Grandparents is a step toward Grandpaf'C(lt Program affects mem-
belter health. ory, sleep and depression in panici-
The study will focus on three. pants.
CONVICTIONS CALLED 'WHITEWASH' •••
From Al
government who a~ allegedly· re-
sponsible.
"I doubt the scnttnces will be
earned out. I wi ll be surprised 1f they
(the policemen) all aren't freed in two
or three years,·· Ktemik said.
"It was the secret police who were
arrested and it's th e secret police wh o
arc running the country."
Pop1eluszko had drawn crowds 10
his Warsaw church with his sermons
in defense of the Solidarity trade
union, which was suppressed in a
martial law crackdown in December
1981 .
The priest was kidnapped on a
hignwa) Oct. 19. Eleven days later.
his body, bound and gagged, was
pulled out ofa reservoir.
K.iemik. who said he fled Poland in
1977 after the government asked him
to be an informer, said he believes the
trial was held to keep the people in
Poland calm. They (the aovemmenl)
wanted to pretend concern. But I
don•t. believe it. There have been at
least SO instances 9fsim ilar problems
and several instances of priests beina
torturedr" he said.
K.iernik said that the tape record-
ings contain a song that the Rev.
Popieluszko sang "that's become a
second national anthem to the
fatherland. It's like a reliaious anthem
(to Poland) ... he said.
K.icmik said the tape rccordinp are
~ing sold for SI 0. 95 and that funds
will ~o to an organization called
Pomost which is dedicated to the
renunciation of the Yalta Aarcement
in 194S.
The World War II accord, K.iemik
said, turned large chunks of Eastern
Europe over to Russia in return for
Soviets' decision to participete in the
war apinst Japan.
Kiemik said a renunciation of the
agreement would five hope to the
"enslaved peoples ~nd provide a
mcssaac to Russia "that cooperation
between the East and West can't be
built over the backs of subjugated
people."
Pomost. which means bridae in
Polish, is conducting nationwide
rallies Sunday. the 40th anniversary
of Yalta.
Kicmik was born in New York of
Polish parents. His father was an
official in the United Nations.
DOWNTOWN MESA STRIP TO VANISH •••
From Al
U-Rent Furniture, University Stereo,
Holl ywood Magic, Ftnlandia
Furniture, Newport Check and
Cashing, Pacific Tools. Furniture in
the Bare, the light Brigade and 1wo
vacant suites.
Redevelopment Director Manlyn
Wh1sen~d said most of the busi-
nesses have been relocated.
While workers from Viking Equip-
ment Co. in Glendale tear down the
buildings in the SO-year-old down-
town area. some ne1~bonng busi-
nesses along the west side of Newport
Boulevard arc ge1t1ng a glimpse of
I
their future.
Storefronts from 1801 to 1813
Newport Bl vd. arc being condemned
by the redevelopment agency, which
plans to use the propeny for a
companion pro1ect to the Courtyards.
Pacific Savings is preparing a study
on what type of development should
be built on th( sue. in hopes of
stnking an agreement wnh the city
s1m1lar to the Courtyards deaJ.
Meanwhile, on the other side of
Newport Boulevard, 25 businesses in
the 1800 block will receive a $689.000
facelift as part of the redevelopment
project to revive the deteriorating
downtown area.
Businesses will be resurfaced with
stucco and renovated with canopies.
awnings, archin' windows and tile,
while rear parking lots will be re-
habilatated and landscaped.
Half the cost of the renovations will
be paid through federal subsidies.
Propeny owners can finance the
remaining expenses through city de·
ferred payment loans. in which the
debt would be automatically erased
after 10 years. providing the propeny
doesn't change hands.
OUIET JETS TO BE TESTED ... Rm Al
nell-Douglas M D-80, the Jetliner
most used at John Wayne A1~rt.
"I feel very confident we II find
some noise improvement. Just how
much 1s what remains to be seen,"
airpon operations chief Denis Horn
said.
With an ironically silent nod of its
collecuve head. the Board of Super-
visors voted unanimously Wednes-
day to authorize AirCal to conduct a
series of flight tests aimed at qualify·
ing the 140-seat aircraft to begin
service at the airport.
Although the airline will fly a scnes
ofniihts Friday aimed at introducing
the plane to the public, the crucial
seven-flight test senes will begin
Saturday mornmg. accordmg to air-
pon officials.
The aircraft will be required to
meet airport noise standards at maxi-
mum takeoff we1eht On twO flights
and at varying weights on five other
flights. The first takeoff 1s scheduled
at 7:30 a.m.
The redes1jned 737-300 is a
stretched version of the tw1n-cnJine
Jet that has been used by airlines since
the 1960s as a short-haul aircraft
Fitted with more powerful, new-
technology engines and a stretched
Just Call
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Dally Piiot
Detf yery
.. QuManteed
MOllOaY ,,..,.y " , "' °'
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cabin to carry addiuonal passengers,
the plane ha s been marketed as the
airlines' answer to airpons that carry
tough noise restncuons. such as John
Wayne.
··w e believe 1t will be quieter in
every respect, both on takeoffs and
landings," said A1rCals' Franz
Lipsey. vice president for corporate
services of the Newport Beach-based
airline. "The engines are so quiet at
idle that there is a danger employees
might not know they're operating.''
"We're pleased to talk about the
airplane and the good neighbor it will
be." Lipsey added. ··we think it's part
of a continuing effort to contain
noise. this being the latest, most
remarkable step we've had.··
Lipsey said the a1rcraf\ 1s the first of
a dozen 737-300s A1rCal purchased.
It has an option to obtain 11 more.
The cost of the planes and spare pans.
to be delive red over the next four
years. approaches $300 m1lhon, he
said.
The •rlinc is trading an seven
M D-80s and earlier versions of the
7 3 7 on the new planes and expects to
ma1ntam a fleet level that averages 24
aircraft.
A1rCal hopes to introduce the plane
into regular servrcc at Burbank Air-
port beginning Sunday with service at
John Wayne Airpon to commence
wi thin the next several months as the
a1r)ine takes delivery of additonaJ
planes.
The contest to fl y quieter planes out
of Oranie County is expected to
intensify among airlines as April
approaches. The Board of Super-
visors has aiven the go-ahead to a
plan increasif.the number of aver-
age daily f1i · ts at John Wayne
Airpon from l to SS beginning April
I.
Besides increased fliahts, the board
already has sanctioned a tradeout
package enablina airlines fl ying quiet-
er O ass AA planes, defined as those
that can takeoff below the 89.S
decibel threshold, to acquire ad-
ditional fliabts up to the SS·fliaht
hmit.
The 737-300 is one of only two
Jetliners that noise experts believe bas
a chance of qualifyina for the extra
fliahts. The other plane is the high-
wmg. I 00-passenaer BAe-146 flown
by Pacific Southwest Airlines which
has yet to qualify at John Wayne
Airport.
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End of Hundntton Beach Pier edll blocked off a1 1be of reetaurant debated.
PIER PROJECT STILL UNCOMPLETED.~.
Prom Al
was shooting for was last year.
By companson, the Seal Beach pier
sustained far more serious damage.
About two-thirds of the structure was
destroyed wh en waves broke the pier
into three sections. The city didn't
have any insurance and the repair tab
hit $2.3 million.
But with state and federal grants
and loans and an aggressive fund-
raisin& dri ve by citizens, the repair
work was completed and the 1.800-
foot pier was reopened several weeks
ago. In the meantime. the Huntington
Beach pier sits and sits.
Mayor Ruth Bailey and the rest of
the City Council members don't like
it and they're trying to get the work
finished m time fo r the second
summer in a row:
This time. at Bailey's urging, the
city has appointed a pier project
manager who has been told to finish
the work by July -this July.
There are some in City Hall who
say that the pier work "fell down a
crack'' and that top staff officials
made it a low-priority project. There
are also accusations of burrgJing.
But the principal reason for the
delay, according to City Engineer us
Evans, came when City Council
members approved City Adminis.-
trator Charles Thompson's rec-
ommendation to build a two-story
restaurant instead of a one-story
structure.
The heavier structur~ required the
suppon of steel beams, and the steel
beams proved to be too much of a
load for the pier so additional pilinp
had to be planted into the ocean floor.
The pier actually was repaired
under less-demanding standards last
March. But practically everything
had to be done over to accommodate
the heavier load.
Evans said the last of the pilinp
and a new boat ramp should be
finished in a few days and that bids for
the restaurant reconstruction should
go out soon. He said work should be
completed in four to six months.
The old pier was first built in 1914
and rebuilt in 1940 after the devastat·
in& storm of 1939.
So there is precedent that the pier
can be rebuilt. h 's just a matter of
time.
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: I
The county has frozen
nearly $16 million In prop-
erty taxes paid by the
Irvine Co. until Its tax
dlspu~e Is settled./ A3
Court date set for college
police officer charged
with burglary./ A3
Police have their own •LA
Ram' In the form of a tank
with a battering ram to
break Into suspected
drug dealers' houses./ A'-
Nation
Reagan seeks simple tax
plan; legislators react to
his speech.I AS
A retired general says
Westmoreland sup-
pressed accurate Viet
nemy fl~re~./ Al
Wor ld
Justice Department OKs
search for Nazi war crlml-
nal after mock trlal ls
held./A7
Four Polish secret police
officers convicted of klll-
lng a priest get prison
terms ranging from 14 to
25 years./ A7
Former contenders and
new rules are expected
for the 21st annual Con-
gressional Cup./8 1
Dick Daniels' MacGregor
65 sloop Joss can set an
elapsed time record by
arriving at Puerto Vallarta
by 9 tonlght./C1
Sports
Ocean View Hlgh's
basketball team claims a
dramatic 52-51 Sunset
League victory over
Edlson./C1
The UC Irvine men's ten-
nis team moves to 7 -0
overall with a shutout win
over S~n Jose State./C2
· Fountain Valley takes
over first place In the
Sunset league soccer
race./C3
E ntertainment
ABC grabs a second
Nielsen victory -and
shoots down "Call To
Glory.••193 '
~tT:n~0cv~fi:t>~~!',~
draws upsetting con-
clusions. 184
INDEX
I
Boating
Erma Bombeck
Bridge
Bulletin Board
Bullnen
Clueffled
Coma
Cr08IW0rd
DMth Noticee
Hora.cope
Ann Lander1
()ptnton
Paparam
Poffce Log ·
Publle Notlcet
Sport1
l'~
Theel ..
81-2
82
AH
A3 es-e
C5-7
w .......
A11
C7
C4 ce
82
A10
81
A3
C4·5, 1
C1·3
83
83-4
Aa
eat '
erssta
eewit
man
cas
Trio burst into HB
a partment, ~ound
a second victim
BJ STEVI!! MAABLE
Of ... Olllr .......
Three roblxt:l bursr 1010 a Hun&.-
lni'iOn Beach apartment Wednesday
night, stabbed ont man to death and
left the other bleeding from knife
wounds. Pohct ~td ont of the
assa1 lants carried a sawed-off sh~n
during the ambush~style robbery.
Tht dead man was not identified
and police would not rdtafe the
narrt: of the second man, who
. apparently sufTtred ~ knife wound to
one arm He was bein_J treated today
at Pacifica C'ommunity Hospital in
(Pleue Me llUaDSR/ A2) -------r Disney,
Lucas
team up
at park
'Star Wa rs· creator ---to eteeate attractions .
a nd maybe even films
By lite A.11odated Press
~ ........ t..p.,_
Th i• row ~toree o n l'fe•P-"" BoalnUd wU1 M tiiill4osed to clear way for Ca.ta lleu eOa.rtyanta 1boppln& center. Wah D1sne) Productions said
Wednesda) 11 has signed an qrce-
ment '4-lth filmmaker Geo~ Lucas
10 des1sn a11rae11ons for ats 1musc-
men1 parks
..
D1sne' ollic1als also said the) may Downtown strip to vanish in Mesa
open a theme pad.. in Europe and will
Avenue, Newpon Boule,ard and '>C."<'I>.. to ra1'>1.' SIOO m1lhen for new
Harbor Boulevard. frum 1hc cit' mo' 1cs h~ M'lllng ltmttcd panntr-Bulldoze--rs prepared to raze nine stores
to clear path for $18 million shopping center
By TONY SAAVEDRA
Of .. Olllr ..... ....,
The Hollywood Magic Shop is.
about to disappear. along with eight
o ther businesses on a ponion of
Newport Boulevard that ts being
cleared for an S 18 mt I hon shopping
ctnttr in downtown Costa Mesa.
Storefronts on the west side of the
boulevard. from I 8 15 to I 839 Ntw·
port, have been boarded up while
contractors d1smantlt the buildings.
salvaging bncks and other matenals j
that can be resold.
The final blow ts expected early
next week. when bulldozers raze the
Conviction in priest
killing 'whitewash '
CoasfPolish eader
doubts soldiers will --serve out sentences
By ROBERT BARKER
Of .. OellJ ..........
A Polish-American leader who
lives in Huntington Beach charged
today that the conviction and
sentencing of four Polish soldiers for
the murder o f priest Jeriy
Popielus.zko was a "whitewash."
At the same ti mt , the local resident
-35-year-old Adam Kiem1k -
disclosed that ht has been handed a
secret tape recording smugled out of
Poland that con taint fragments of the.
last Mass conducted by the ·•lain
I
Roman Catholic pncst.
K1ern1k, who holds c11tzensh1p in
both the U nited States and Poland.
said the tape, which also includes
broadcasts of Popicluszko's funeral.
was delivered to him 1n Los Angeles
by a member of the Polish under-
ground. '
The tapes have been mass
produced . and proceeds from sales of
Related story on A 7.
the! tapes will be used 1n the battle to
gain freed om fo r Poland and other
Iron Cuna1n countnes. Kierntk safd.
He claimed that the conviction and
sentencing of four Poltsh soldiers to
14 to is-year prison terms for the
slaying of the priest wns a whitewash
agmg structures to maJct room for a
pon1on of the Costa Mesa
C'ourtyards. an I 1.2-acre shopping
center.
Featuring a he31th club, retail
stores and restaurants. the
C'ourtyards will be built on property
that has been condemned. cleared
and assembled into a "Super Block"
over the past four years by the C'osta
Mesa Redevelopment Agency.
Pacific Savings Bank ts purchasing
the site. bordered by 19th treet. Park
agenq for S4.8 m1ll1on ships
The bank-. fonncrl) Pae11ic l-ed1:ral In add111on. D1sne) left open tht
Savings and Loan. will dc..,elop tht' poss1b1lit) 1ha1 Lucas, whost "Star
I 72.3~square-foot shopping cen1er ·Wars" tnlog> .. Raiders of the Lost
along the same pan1sh-'>t)k mo11ff .\rk" and .. Indiana Jones and the
used forthe com pan)-.. Pac1tit Feder· Temple of Doom·· were enormous
al Plaza at "'lewpon Boule\. 3rd and bm.-officc )UCt'CSSCS. mar maJcc mov-
19th Street. 1cs for tht> Burbank studio
.\mo ng the torefront\ hc1ng dC'· ··~,. hope lucasfilm (Lucas' pro-
moltshed nnt v.eck arl' ( oa5t .\lus1c. dudmn com pan") will be mv<Mved 10
(Pleaee eee DOWNTOWN/ A2) (Pleue eee LUCAS/A2)
1 UCJ, Fairview get
$3 million grant
for senior study
Adam KJemlk
because court officials didn't try to
find thost high in the government
who are allegedly responsible
(PlMee eee CONV1C1'10N8/ A2l
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of ...............
UC Irvine rescan.hcr., and the state
hospital 1n Costa Me<.a haH' rccr1,ed
a S3 m1ll1on frdaal gran1 10 'tud\
whether 1n..,ohemrnt 1n 'olunl('l"f
work help' elder!\ pl'Opk remain
morC' mentall) and ph\ \11.:alh lit
The fi,C'·)car 'tud' "111 locuc; un
F111n1e'>' Dl>H·lo pmental l 11mmuns-
1~ 's Fostcr Grandparl•n1 Prn1tr.1m and
~k sc1ent1lil l'\ 1Jl·n1 r th.it \IJ\ IDl.L
ac11'C' can help a \l.'n1or u111t·n 'ta'
hC'alth~
"\\ l' are q•n i!rJtilinl 111 ~WI 1h11;."
S.'\td Franc1\ M < nndl:l "ho 1\ the
d1rel·tor of I a1n ll'" f 101 nw1h fair·
'1e" SJatt> I lu~p1lal) and an associate
profcs\Or a1 t (Ts College of Med•·
cine .. lt''i une ot lhc larger grants
appro .. cd rl'lcn1h by the National
ln\tllutc on .\ging ...
< nnl'lla \.ltd the stud) could ha"C'
important rJm1licattons If the stud'
dcxument'l that programs ltke Foster
< 1randf)3rcnl\ help thC' 'S<'n1or ctt11cn'
\lJ\ fit 11 l nuld ht-a step toward
rt'dOl ini tht> high hC'alth care n ·
pen\C\1n\11h1:d 1n trC'atmenl 01 thl
clde11\ .\t thl' i;.nmc ftmc. 11 coul<l
t'nu 1ur .tgl' more w1de'ipread u!>t· ot
~n•l)r c1t11l'n' m fanhllC'> hke Fair
'1l'" at da)-\.Jrc centcrs11od 1n othl·r
(Pleaee eee GRANT I A2 I
Will pie r pressure speed
HB'.s boar-8.walk eatery? ROBERT
IAIKER
NEWS PERSPECTIVE
Tests set
for quiet
new jets
Size of proposed restaurant ke~ps the project
unfinished two years after destructive storm . --
lad. of solutions -1n tlun11n11on
~ch. By JEFF ADLER
For t()('<urhna. blood-curdling. rt'\tauranl t the t nd ol thl' ~~n 0t.,.~....,. ...-
rn1nd·bo11.hna 1Quabb~ no thtn& can \ln.ac-turt "1th a ..,hoosh instead of the all·
Some lhinp IO on f'orcver. But in cones -thou11nd of them. The-top thC' ~Isa Chic-a manhland~ But that SttmN to ht ~lhcd :ind t00tfam11tar roar a commercial pau-
our coesw cit.es and en viroaa tttey traffk C'Onet arid HarbOr Boulevard controversy. the fracas O\-C'C do"-'n· evcryduna apfl(artd to be' m order l'n er Jl'thner 1\ t\ptttcd to touch
Kem to take a hnlt lonttt. sttm to be synonymous. town rtde"clopmcnt and the huffi· ""hen the oa tal < 1l"1ml\\lon ap-down 11 fohn Wayne ~1rpon Fndly
In Costa Mesa. it attm1 that .-drk Newport Balch hat iu Iona· 11'\IOf Plpcrand blam1naof'othcr on pro"cd a JS0.000.~u rt'-foot. cop-to tq1n a t wo-di scnn~Inl&httcsts
on H1tbor Boulevarel ii ~ aoin1 ttand•lll itMn too. The contro\'trsY flood control problem pt-r-roof'cd '""O-SIOr\ .. uucturr th.at r<>uld \\&f\al thc dawn o.fa new -
1ocnd.lnthemottcurttntchapccror over Johft Waynr Ai'1'QC1 is per-Now thttt's a~ cnll')' -the 'Tm ao•na to do rny be' t 10 act quitter -•"1at1on n-a. 1n Orantt
the ltappmj1111 °" Harbor. traffic istenl 8ftd hip-pttched _the mule Huntinaton Beach city pier. And 1t ~mcthu~~1h out at tht end of thC' Count\ i.oa have beeA..piocbed io. ... m .. M1 .. c .... »<1~)''--i1noppeaa_ .. ,r11lJlnbf nevrr..mlltnir:~-.-:--::-fM~hM't,....,...-__ ----l'te'r ~ ~ ~ftll~~-tlftl't--+•....,,· -1:--oun~.,~-atrll--A..r .......... _,. ... on l.._ mcd·•n. It's a 11 "-.4 1u .._·nn•"" 1n the b1& 011.--will "'a"c a "'1• .. to a•t a nd ••"""'" omcial a well a noi i:1 :;,;; .,Y1ns .~~turn ~ onto In lnine" wait whh t.led braah tonn ™:'r Ma,;~ I 9 °lwhtn wa"n ha1;;b~f'lt'f .. " tt)' < ~n~lmn Jade con 10~ Ncwpon Beach restdent
HJrbor. There's no place 10 Jo as nilk FCI on O\"Cf the loca1ion of• destroyed tht ta t 2SO fttt of the !>.ell Pro<' ~umcd at C ti) < oun1.c1l 111 art aw11t1n1 tht mucb·bl.Uyhoocd
becaute tile tn1tnect1on's alrt y C'ity,Han. Will i1 be Quail HlJI or l,llO·foot pier. Rtpatn loolcd mcct1n "I'm 01n tl' pull all the-llTl"•I of the rfd siancd Boc1n
filled with cars tryina to squcae into Vtlllec' '"'Wall they ever dctide' im~ tn h and the ('tty t"\lcn h.ad 't<>P" to c\pcd11c 1h1 • ; '1 .. \()(1
What's ten of the laMS ahacl Fn. lut u nt1llelotM and l\lllll'J the f«Hiaht to carry in urancc that Tht odd thin about thc-\.OW" lhat T~ 1ethner \ ~tll manu·
tration m11)\t be tated by a hnJe t~ 1 un and their hoptd·for co"tf'Cld much oftl\ut'pa1rro tl Kell) m de t~ tat(ment ,.,, r ehru· fa<'tu~rcla1m\ the H7-,.,,n fty far
pttntryift the median but •hat you -'°luhoni ma bt, 1M pale be ·de the IW• a flap ~t'IOpcd O\.c:T ~htthcr an The June 20 1.('lmpkt1un that he-Qu1ct~r than thC' mpctina Mc Don·
tct atl 100 frtqutntl~ 1 oraner traffic Ion ·Plav1na tontro"trs1n -and 1~~ hould bt 1 one or two-10" (Pteue eee PIER/ A2) (PleaM -eumT / A2l
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CONVICTIONS CALLED 'WHITEWASH' ••• .._Al and aevrral instances ofpriem be1na
.. , doubt the wntenccs will be tortured.·· he said.
carT"ied ouL I will be surJ>nsed if they Kiemik said that the settet tape
(&be IOkhera\ all 11tn't ftted in two or recordinas ~ntain a son• that the three yean..f Kiemik laid. Rev. Popieluuko Ant ·;rthat'I be-
.. lt was l~ secret poliet who were come uecond ~nal anthem to the
arrested and 1t'1 the secret police who fatherland. It's like a reliajous anthem
AN runftiaa the country." (to Poland)," he said.
Popiehaano had drawn crowds to Kiemik said the tapt recordinp are
has Warsaw churc_h with his rinaina beina sold for S 10.9.S and that funds
termons in deftnse of the Solidarity will go to an orpnization called
trade union, which was suppressed in Pomost which is dedicated to the
a martial law crackdown in Decem-renunciation of the Yalta Aareement
ber 198 t. 1n 1945. ·
The priest was kidnapped on a The wartime accord. IGernik sai<S.
hiJhway Oct. 19. Eleven days later. tu[J'led larae chunks of Eastern
his body, bound aod aaaed. was Europe over to Russia in return for
pulled out of a reservoir. Soviets' decision to participate in tt)e
IGemik, who said he Oed Poland in war against Japan.
1977 afler the government asked him Kiemik said a renunciation of the
to be an informer, said he believes the · aarcement would f ve hope to the
tnal was held to keep the people in "ensliwed peoples and provide a
Poland calm. They (the aovemment) messaae to Russia "that cooperation
wanted to pretend concern. But l bc:lween the East and West can't be
don't believe It. There have been at built over the backs of subjupted
least SO instances of sjmilar problems people."
Pomoa&. wbicfi means bridee in
Polish, iJ conductint na1ionwide
rallan Sunday, the 40th anniversary
of Yalta. ·
Kiemik was bom in New Yott of
Polish parents. His father was an
official in the United Nations.
LUCAS.~
homAl
all areas of Disney worldwide enter·
tainment " said Dianey'c chairman
and chic? executive, Michael Elsner.
Tt1e announcements were made at
Disney's annual shareholders' meet·
inlin Anaheim. ucas' role in desianina the parks
could provided a much nef'ded shot
in the arm for Disney.
Attendance at its amusement parks
has leveled off at Disneyland and is
lfOWing sJu_aishly at Disney World
and Epcot Center near Orlando. Aa.
MURDER IN HUNTINGTON BEACH •••
Prom Al
Huntin,ton Beach.
Hospital officials refused to dis-
close the second victim's condition
today.
An unspecified amount of cash was
taken from the apanment. Police did
not say whether the assailants took
any other propeny.
The-violence broke out at 8: 15 p.m.
in an apartment at 8081 Holland
Drive. off Beach Boulevard only a
short distance from the me of an
ambush-style killing last November
that police have linked to drug
traffickina. -
Details of Wednesday's slaying
were sketchy.
Police sajd two men and a woman.
all described as tcen-aaers. forced their way into the apartment. One of
the suspects had a shotgun and
ordered both victims onto the floor.
Sgt. Bill Peterson said it appears
that one of the victims put up some
rcsista.nce that led to the stabbings.
The first victim was stabbed once
in the chest. a wound that subsequent·
ly claimed the man's life. Police said
the second man was stabbed once in
the arm.
It was not clear who summoned
police.
The slayina marked the fifth
homicide in Huntin1ton Beach in less than three months.
In November. Costa Mesa tele·
vision repairman Ronald Ides was
aunned down outside a residence on
lalnbert Drive. less than a mtle rrorn
Wednesday's incident Wedesday.
Detectives said Ides' death appears
to be connected 10 the drua under-
world and said it reflected a sharp
increase in drug-related killings in
Orange County.
GRANT GIVEN FOR SENIOR STUDY ••.
rromAl
social service programs.
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eta .. but ctoudt p .... ng high CMW Southern C".itf«nla for tN
next~ d1ys art not •JICPtC1td 'o drQS> _,Y rlff'I, tN NetlOf\aJ
Weeth« SeMce Mid.
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t>rOUQht rain to the northern htlf of the 11ate todey. ftte ctoud• wlll kMP d•Y11rM temperatur" COOi and the
nlghll • llttlt Wll'!Mf whllt 1 neatly motlonltU low pr..-ure
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He said the study has local 1mphca-
tfons as well because senior c1t1zens
are expected to make up 25 percen1 of
Oran1e Counly's populatton b} 1990.
velopmentaUy disabled Fairview pa·
tients. generally people under age 22.
The "grandparents" handle a var-
iety of tasks. They may hold and rock
an infant. help with fcedina and
bathing. walk around the arounds
with a patient or assist classroom
teachers.
getting involved in a proaram like
Foster Grandparents is a step toward
bener health. r---------.1--------------------..----------The study will focus on three
groups: I 00 seniors who ask to
become Foster Grandparents and arc
admitted to the program. 100 seniors
who ask to become Foster Grand·
parents but arc not admitted. and I 00
randoml y selected "control" seniors
"These people are a resource,"
Crinella said. ;·Many of them are
quite competent and can be add111pn-
ally useful to society. It's only because
they've reached a ccnain age that
they've bttn put out to pasture, so 10
speak.
"But they're a real manpower pool
that's been largely untapped. At
Fairview, 1hey represent a tremen-
dous benelil to our clients."
The Foster Grandparent Program.
more than a dozen years old. enlists
older residents living ori low. usuall y
fixed incomes.· Each senior 1s
matched with one or two de-
Each senior works 20 hours per
week, earning a stipend of$2 per hour
plus a hot lunch. About 125 seniors
arc involved in the proaram.
Crinella said correlation studies
have aJrcady shown that active
seniors tend to be in better health. But
that leaves the question unanswered
of whether the seniors are only more
active because they are in better health to begin with, he said.
The study at Fai rview will try to
find scientific evidence t~at simply
who are not in the prov.am.
AU panicipants will have their
mental and physical health tested
periodically. Researchers will try to
determine whether Foster Grand-parents maintain higher scores over
the five-year period.
Side issues that will be studied.~y
UCI scientists include how the Foster
Grandparent Program affects mem·
ory. sleep and dCprcs.sion in partici-
pants.
DOWNTOWN MESA STRIP TO VANISH •••
From Al
U-Rent Fum1ture. n1vers1ty tereo.
Hollywood Magic F1nland1a
Furniture. Newpon Check and
Cashing. Pacific Tools. Furniture in
the Bare. the Light Brigade and two
vacant suites.
Redevelopment Director Manlyn
Whisenand said most of the busi-
nesses have been relocated.
While workers from V1~1ng Eq uip-
ment Co 1n Glendale tear down the
buildings 1n the SO-rear-old down-
town area. some ne1~hbonng bus1·
nesscs along the west side of Newport
Boulevard are getting a glimpse of
their future.
Storefronts from 180 I to 1813
Newpon Blvd. arc being condemned
by the redevelopment agency, which
plans to use the property for a
companion projec1 to the Courtyards.
Pacific Savings is prepanna a study
on what type of development should
be built on the site. in hopes of
striking an agreement with the city
s1m1lar to the Counyards deal.
Meanwhile. on the other side of
Newport Boulevard. 25 businesses 1n
the 1800 block will receive a $689,000
facelift as pan of the redevelopment
project to revive the deteriorating downtown area.
Businesses will be resurfaced with
stucco and renovated with canopies.
awnings, arch1n' windows and tile.
while rear parking lots will be re-
habilatalcd and landscaped.
Halfthe cos1 of the renovations will
be paid through federal subsidies.
Propcny owners can finance the
remain ins-expenses through city de-
ferred payment loans. in which the
debt would be automatically erased
after I 0 years. providing the propeny
doesn't change hands.
i!!}~T JETS TO BE TESTED ...
nell-Dougla'> MD-80. the Jetliner most u'iCd at John Wayne A1rpon.
"I lccl very confident we·11 find
some noise improvement Just ho"
much is what remains to be seen."
airport opcrat1on'i chi ef Denis Horn
said
W11h an 1ron1cally silent nod of its
collective head. the Board of Super-
visors voted unanimously Wednes-
day to authon1c A1rCal 10 conduct a
series of flight tests aimed a1 qualify-
ing the 140-'>Cal aircraft w began
service at the airpon
Although the airline will fly a \Cncs
ofnights Friday aimed at in1roduc1ng
the plane to the public, th e crucial
seven-flight tecit cicnes will begin
Saturday morning. acc01d1ng to air-
port officials.
The aircraft will be required tu
meet airport noise standards at maxi -
mum takeoff we1,ht on two flights
and at varying weights on live other
nights. The first takeoff 1s ~hcduled
at 7:30 a.m.
The rede'i1gned 737-300 1s a
stretched version of the twin-enl'inc
jet that has been used by airlines since
the 1960s as a 'lhort-haul aircraft
Fiued with more powerful. new-
tecbnology engines and a 'ltretched
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cabin to carry add1t1onal passengers.
the plane has been marke1ed a~ the
airlines' answer to a1rpons that carry
t.ough noise restrictions. such as John
Wayne
"We believe 11 will be quieter 1n
every respect. both on takeoffs and
landings," said Air( als· FranL
Lipsey. vice president for corporate
services of the Newpon Beach-based
a1rl1ne. "The engines arc so quiet at
idle that there 1s a danger employees
might not know they're operating."
··we're pleased to talk about the
airplane and the good neighbor 1t will
be," Lipsey added. "We think it's part
of a continuing effort to contain
noise. this being the la1est . most
remarkable step wc·ve had."
Lipsey said the aircraft 1s the first of
a dozen 737-300s A1r\al purchased.
It has an option to obtain 11 more.
The cost of the planes and spare parts.
to be delivered over the next four
year<;, approaches S300 m1ll1on. he
said
The airline 1s trading 1n seven
M D-80s and earlier versions of the
737 on the new plane\ and expects to
ma1nta1n a fleet level that averages 24
aircraft.
A1rCal hope\ to 1n1roducc the plane
into reaular service at Burbank A1r-
pon be&.1nn1ng Sunday with service at
John Wayne Airport to commence
within the next several months as the
airline takes delivery of additonal
planes.
The con test to fly quieter planes out
of Orange County 1s expected to
intensify among airlines as Apnl
approaches. The Board of Super-
visors has given the go-ahead to a
plan increasi ng the nu mber of aver-
age daily fli&hts at John Wayne
Airport from 4110 SS beginning April
I.
Besides increased flights , the board
already has sanctioned a tradeout
package enabling airlines flying quiet-
er Class AA planes. defined as 1hose
that can takeoff below the 89.S
decibel threshold. to acquire ad-
d111onal nights up to the 55-flight
hm1t.
The 737-300 1s one of only two
Jetliners that noise experts believe has
a chance of qualifying for the extra
fl1,Jtlts. The other plane is the high -
w1ng. I ()()..passenger BAe-146 Oown
by Pacific Southwest Airlines which
has yet to qualif"y at John Wayne
Airport I
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End of Buntin.ton Beach Pier •till blocked off u else of re.taarant debated.
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PIE~ PROJECT STILL UNCOMPLETED •••
From Al
was shooting for was last year.
By companson, the Seal Beach pier
sustained far more scnous damage.
About 1wo-1h1rds of the structure was
destroyed when waves broke the pier
into three sections. The city d1dn 't
ha ve any insurance and the repair tab
hit $2.3 million. But with state and federal grants
and loans and an aggressi ve fund-
ra1S1ng dn ve by c111zens. the repair
work was completed and the 1,800-
foot pier was reopened several weeks
ago.
In the meantime, the Huntington
Beach pier sits and sits.
Mayor Ruth Bailey and the rest of
the City Council members don't like
1t and they're trying to get the work
finished in time for the second
summer in a row.
This time. at Bailey's urging. the
city has appointed a pier project
manager who has been told to finish
the work by July -this July.
There are some in City Hall who
say that the pier work "fell down a
crack" and that top staff officials
made it a low-pnonty project. There
arc also accusations of bungling.
But the principal reason for the
delay. according to City Engineer Les
Evans, ca me when City Council
members approved City Adminis·
trator Charles Thomp59n's rec·
ommendation to build a two-story
restaurant instead of a one-story
structure.
The heavier structure required the
support of steel beams. and the steel
•
beams proved to be too much of a
load for the pier so additional pilinp
had to be planted into the ocean noor.
The pier actually was repaired
under less-demanding standards last
March. But practically everythina
had to be done over to accommodate
the heavier load.
Evans said the last of the pilinp
and a new boat ramp should be
finished in a few daysand that bids for
the restaurant reconstruction should
go out soon. He said work should be completed in four to six months.
The old pier was first built in 1914
and rebuilt in 1940 afler the devastat·
in& storm of 1939.
So th ere is precedent that the pier
can be rebuilt. It's just a matter of
time.
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