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ew~ge ~sbo.rt. cut' plan shelve
Public outcry forces Aliso water boarCl
o halt bid for l~wei:!_reattng standards
finMd today ih11 I nve~ttCl'e<t
PfOJ«I com m111ce vOVd uun ..
mously lait wt"Ck IO delay 1 March 4
hnrin11h11 would hive been Ill ti rial
hurdle before the U.S. Env1ronmen-
t1f Prottct1on Atency pvc contMkr·
111on to t~ matter.
By LISA MAHONEY .. ..., ........
faced w11h moun11n1 publi< op-
po1111on. the Alt.o Water Man•·
ment Aatney hH temPorartlt backed
on"i1t 1>Uf'IYl1 ofa federal waiver 1ha1
Development of a canoe,
kayak and rowing center
In Upper Newport Bay
hu moved a step closer
to con1tructlon./ Aa
Irvine's 1984 Police Of-
f leer of the Year ha no
regret• about g~ng Into
law enforcement./ A3
Kevin Cooper'• defense
attorney• ready to trot
out hi• retatlves durln~
pena1z. phue of mur er
trial./ 7
Nation
Nation's economic
growth Is the beat since
1951, and housing prices
are up-at least In the
East.JM
Third artificial heart pa-
tl~nt'• rapid recuperation
fl bc:fo1tlnJ Schroeder' a
splrlt1./A
World
Margaret Thatcher aays
U.S. should open
dialogue with Sovlete./ Al
tndla'• Gandhi want• bet-
ter retatlon1hlp with Unit-
edStatea./M
Boattnc
Eight U.S. cOllege teams
and one from Canada
start one-on-one aaUboat
match racing today to win
tfie Douglas Cup./81
Community group• and
water eport ciu1e1 have
a new S 1.2-mllllon home
In Dana Point Harbor./81
Sporta
UC Irvine'• baeketball
team posts an unemo-
tlonal 75-67 victory over
Long Beach State./C1
Orange Cout and Gold-
en West are beaten In
communltr college
buketbat .1c1
Sea View League
coachea name Newport
Harbor' 1 Chuck
McGavran MVP ./C2
Entertainment
A revival of the French-
flavored mualcal "Gigi" 11
on the boarda.183
Bulneee
Irvine Co.'• community
development division wlll
eoon t>ecom• a wholly-
owned firm with ltl'own
name.Ill
INDEX
Boating 81 -2
Erma Bombeck 82
Brl~ 8-4
a......tln Board A3
Bull""• e&-e
c1 ... 11i.cs C&-7
Com~• M
CrONWord C1
0..th Notlcel C-4
Horoecope Ce
In the S«vlce A&
Ann~• 82
Opinion A8
Paper UZI 81
Pl8Y Aevlew 83
P<*e Log A3
Pubffe Noilcel C4·5
SPoft• C1·4
T~ 12
Thelter1 • 82·3
WMtr. A2
' --............
would allow 11 to reduce 1rn1ment
1"ndardt ror wane water it dumptotr
Ahto Bach 1n Sou1h Llluna.
Jeck Fo!9. 1tner1l 1Mnqrr or the
Mouhon-N1pl Water Otter.a. one or 1even A WMA members. con·
Dropped In for a mlt
Foley u 1d op~111on. both
Wltbout Ind w11h1n the AWMA,
spurred 1he projm comm111ec to "" 11mc 10 recon11dcr whether to teck the
8111 11eo.. .. 11 aad lal9 -cw.,. . .Wton from Jlrortla
Carollaa, •troll put a Mulae CorM CH83-E bellcopMr
wlalela made u IUUIClaedaled lltop 1'ec1Meda1 monaJq OD
tbe .. ad of Ylctorta lleaell In loatll r....,aaa alter lta crew
Toxic
waste
'No. 1
issue'
Lt. Gov. McCarthy
airs his views at
UC Irvine lecture
By JOHN SZABO
...,.,...CtwrrrJr t nt
l t Go\' uu Mc< anhy told a lJC
Irvine audience Wednnd1y that with
0 founh O( tht' 'llk'I Wlkf t)'ltem
already rnntam1natcd. ta•ic w11u: ''
the mo'' crucual •nuc fat1n1 < 111· forn13,
lkforc mcc11n1 hricny w11h
( h1ncellor Jiu. k l'ch•">n. Mc< arthy
lllendcd I lflduate •tudJCll Of ff13n·
1acmcnt courw. then lectured 10 a
1mup or about 7S 11udcntt and
racuhy on the threa1 1ndum11l 10•1c
Wl'lc places on tht environment
M<C 1nhy 1111d that with 2S Ptttent
of ull w111cr \)',ttm\ 1n the Ultlt'
rnn\ldcrcd con1am1n1tcd from 1ox1t·
Leo McCarthy
wa\U.· pmdu<ed from l<><.:af 1ndu\tnc\
11 "11 wvcrc prnhlcm whu.h mu\l tX'
addrc\wd
'"I havt' cho~·n II (loim. wa\tc) at
m) No I '''uc. and I will P,<?und 1w11y
at 11 1hrouahout tht a111e. • M<( anh)
\:11cl "It Ito~'' wl\tc) "an 1mponJnt
l\\Llt' 1ha1 I IC I fl( uh) and 'ludcn"
'"" pl.1~ an 1mpom1nt role 1n " M'C rirth). whu31Wt IU l J(' resent.
"nwmht·r of the Board on ru\tet'' for
th,· < al1forn1:i \um· tJn1"rr\lt) and
( 11114-&r' 'i)\lcm and chairman n( the
C al1furn1a l conom1c; Ocvelopmcnl < omm111rc af\C> \'ICW\ tm11t wa,tr a•
(PleaH ... McCARTHY/ A2J
'
OC 'sDemocrats
~eeking d ete~te;
Republlcans wary
OOPchatrman raps
attempttodtssuadc
party en o men ts
Or•ntt oun1l'. l~.~OCTtta haw chalk~ local ~tt• to ;otn 1hcm 1n ~olunuinly dedtnutt IO
endont cendidltn for non·,.nt.an
pohtkal ofticn. lut I local R••
pubh"1n liaidtr ttunk the c:t.ellmjtK ~ 1 pohttad menutvtr tM• 1
h10·mlndftt de_, of.,, ..........
l •'' Dtttmb~r-tM Ult St;prcmc
C wn Hrttd 10 rtmovt rntraint• on ~hucat Pl"... "'hM"h mwt11ioneU~ ~rr blrrrd from .uppon1n1 or
cndunina PoliUcal und1dllt' run·
n1n1 for non·pem .. n J>0'1t1on' 'uc:h
at my council t ll)' i.c11,, c4'unt~
board\ of \upcrv140r1. jud1t,h1J)\ cw
\('hOOI boerd1
I ht' dcc111on could "•"'" ~•dt· r1n11n1 afl'e 11 o n 1hf Wit non·
l)lntun tf«llOftt ltf conducted,
perucul1rly how candidl~ -wtd
"'"' umpetan fund' and k pen~ tndorwmcnt' r
"TM Otmocrat1 f>any bthtwn·
&hal "'htn tht ptuptf o( < 1hforn11
MootHCOMOhUtOMI PfOVllMM' that
medt loul 1nd JUdk11I ofTktt fW>ft.
penl•n. 1h11 Knott conlftnpWed
thtt IM)feoc. .. t ptn~ would"~
tn thl\ dtt 11 on ind 'tt oul of non
Frank. Laauna Bclcb city ma"'ltf
taid.
"I'm v~h•PPY they're dotnt it ..
Jim Pen : • mnnbcT of the ErMr ..
aid Bey .Ce otwKt boerd or
dirccton. 11id ~1 can't tee • 11v1nss
ofS200.cn> (1 )elf) woukS JU•t1fy tbt
poll ution of the ocani'"
.\WMA mt'mbrn tedtnt the
VrtlVtt cited an ntunaicd 1200.0001
year u w1nss if a reduction 1n treat ..
detected problelM wttla dae alreTaft'• ru,lat coatrole. After ,...,.,...,die coatroa., ud aboat 3 1.At laOan OD dN beacll.
IMcopteraDd creweolldJIMd lta trlp frem CUip Peedleton
to die llutae Corpe Helicopter Atr Statloa ln TMtta.
Mystery
'mud'
covers
Coast
Chalky downpour
puzzles the expert.a:
AQMD conducts tests
By STEVE MAaalZ
Of ............
A whn~. chalk~ tubluna tplat,
tercd ponions of Onaaie County
dunna a bod doWnpour Wednadly
and oft"tc11l1 1tt d1 v1de:d today
whe1hef the anny "wtltte flln .. polel
ant htlhh hazard.
hf Nat1on1I Weather Scrv.cc ~
the wh11t l'21n hktlr resulted from 1
funout dewr1 dull storm Wcdnn-
dly. but tbt AirQu.aJ1ty Maftll'meat
Dmnct plans to conduct tnt• today
to determine tf the wbltlnce could
have an 1ndu~tr11I \OW'CC.
Tht white rain ptaJhcd CUI and
an)'1hm1tlK1n 1t1 way over an 1.000.
m1k area \trrtch1na from \en
8crn<trd1no ( ounty to norther"n Sen
Dsqo ( ounty kntdcnts 1n Irvine.
Mtt\IOn Vte,o Newport Buch and
Hun11naton Beach today reported
find1na the flaky JUb\t.anu covcnna
their c:ar1 and· J)bnu ouljt<k then
homn.
An ernl)t())ee at s.ddlcback Deu1I.
a tar ""ash 1ri lr"1nc ... ,d the buMnna
wa. Jammed car1)' today by motontlt
'onccmcd that the w-h1tc rain had
dama&ed their car't pe1nt ,ob.
·1 llunk 1t't JU\l '°°' Bu t 1f you
don't sci 11off.11 '11 remove the pe1nt."
f PJeaM ... MTsnaY / A.2J
Boaters may face user fees
to help finance Coast Guard
By ROBERT HY NDMAN
Of ... hllf ........
Annual u\Cr fee\ would be collcued
from boakri to help pay for C Ol\l
C1uard ufety patrol\, acc.ord1n1 to a
mra\urc 1ndudcd 1n Prc11dcnl Rt'·
agan\ propowd budatt
rhr pmpo\11, Whllh rtponedl)'
would cover about 2CJ percent of the
(out Guard', budact. " aimed at
01T~111n1 the: CO\t\ of non-<mcracncy
;,ct111111e1 1uch a' ferry1n1 fuel 10
\trandcd boaten. 1ow1n1 boat\ and
ma1nt11nin1 \afet)' equipment
Non-<mcracn"y auiv111e• by the
( oa\l (iu.ard ha\'e bctn r1p1dl)'
1ncreas1n1 1n recent years. Federal
budact \poknmen have u1d the
t>oalef\ who bcncfil from lhO\t'
\Cr\'1c.t•\ \hould pay for them. rather
1han the nun·l>odllng puhhl
The traditional \Car< h·and-rt:scue
du11e\ of the < oa\I < 1uard would not
be rnvercd by the new ftc\
Rep Rohen Radham R 'lcwpon
8e1Kh. I\ amona th~ v.h<J have
prom1\Cd 10 fl1ht apin,11hc propoyl
\hould 11 come hcforc C onJrr\\ for
approval f hl' hud&L'I pal ka&r will be
prttenlt'd to lcal\lalof\ ncllt month
The ftt\ -which haH' 11e1 ICJ be
cak ulalt'd -would afl« 1 t>oatc" 1n
all federal w;,itrn patrolled hy the
( oa\t C1uard 1nclud1n1 hu\)' 1'icw·
port Harho1 and throuahuut
Hadham 'l llU\tal dl\tm 1 ···r he 1dcJ ,,f 'har11n1 C o~ut < 1uard
u\Cr fee, hi\ hc.·cn kH.k1n1 ;iruund on
< apttol 11111 '''' )CU\ hut thl\ " 1hc fif\t llmt' II rt•.ill> hJ\ J \hOI at
Pa\\lnll \ra\lr ""rl\lm d Hadham
.ude ~d . r here'\ tremcndou\ prtt\ure 10
reduce JO"ernmrnt 'pcndin& and one
wa) "throuan u~r fee' ..
11.lcl\On \aid that while 8adham
\uppc1n\ u~r fee\ 10 hel p reduce the
S200 billion federal dcfiClt. he o~
p<>Y\ a blanket fee for all boa~n
· If 11'r:. hoater-w1de H~tmcnt
hr would OPJ><* 11 " Nrlwn wud
Hui Badham ht-hcvet specific
hculcf\ \hould rc1mbur\C the ( oa1t
C 1u<1rd for II\ non-cmergtncy aid If
\C1mC'one run\ oul of fut) on the way
10 ( aual1na and requirC'\ ( oat11<1uard
help for n Jml"k that boater \hould
ofhct \omr of thll\C CO\l\ ll.lt"l1'>n
\ftlld
But .all ho.1trr' \hnuld not tX'
hin l'd hl· ... ml t11 r»~ for~"'"·'"' I h41
ltnf\ 41 f('V. mJ\ rl'tlUlr('
NB seniOrs urge expansion
By ROB~RT HYNDMAN
Of .. hllf .........
"'·wpcirt fka(h \Cn1or ltt11cn\
v.ant the ut) 10 purch~\e a 16·aue
pa r<rl "''~I w 1he 01t1\ < o mmunil)
C enter for e"penMun of their f1etl1ty
JtFF ·
Allu
pen111n rxn." Onnet < ®nl) Dem raocClWtmlft Btucr \umncr
u1d tKPf,ai n1n1 hit peny't ICtt(m
"l ht f)emocr1tu: Pint bchc:"c:
that I 11 1nd Jud1C11I ofYktt 'hould
be non-pen11an and that thf I 11
ofYktt holdtB Md ·JUdio hl\lf 1he
natu to "Ii ttt 1n the Piny o( thtir
ch t . They lihould not ht'-C 10 look
'o tntK-t pen~ fof' an cndoncmcna 1n
order 10 obcl1n or hold of'fke."
Sumntttlid
11nd <<10,11111111111 ut h11u\ln1t for the
cl<lrrl ~
1>11n '"" 111 1h1 <>:.'" "ic.·n1or
C 1l11cn' t l'flll r 111 < uruna dd "111
v.1ll 1"rn11u" \Ill h J pl.in 111n1&ht .11 lht·
7 '\O nw<"tlllll of 1hr '-c'4-'port Rc-:u. h
Pl.1nn1n1<11mml\\IOn at C II)' I tall
l h, rlJnn1n& ( umm1\\IOn '4-'tll
londul 1 .i puhl1< he11r1n1 on
prd11THnJf\ l"IJn\ ll> the lr,1nc ( n 10
111n\trult \1nKk fJm1I) homt'\ on the
(Pleaae eee S&NIOU/ A2)
County approval
of hills project
irks LB council
BJ Jt:FP Al>LEK ................
'K-111n1 the-tot 11t for 1n 1nt1(1paltd
coi.nmom confront1t1on with the
coy of t .. auna Rnch th<' C nintt
C c>unty Hoard of upr~1M>t\ uohtld
1h nr1tfr •PP "'I of 1 d1~ttd I
home lu•ury lk"clopmen1 1n ttw h1ll1
abc>'-t' 1hc cl1) Wtdn"41>
Without comtMnl. 'uprrv1wn
un11"mou\I) vottd to uphold IM
count) Pl1nn1na Comm1 1on'1 ap..
Pf'O\lll of • " plan 1nJ C(•SUI
~ll aut°' ol un1MMPOfaltd count)'
land adJa(tnt 10 tht city of lqun1
fk,H h'' T op.(lf·1hf.World ne1&h·
horhood tit.I .ot lquna < anyon
Road
Tht dc\t"lupcn or1 nall hid
\Out)\t to 1nnn the tract to t Clt), 1
but turned to the count}' for de~elop.
mtnt n&htuner coy otrecial dcc.:ided
the) ~ould only anne• the 1ract tf 11
~~"' limited to 70 homn
In J1nuar)'. I CT the ftolrd Of
Supcrv1W'l n1fkd t~ pr~f
..
Ofm "'"' < t n1r11 c omm1u
mtmbtr Joi"' Hanna. an '"''fM
1uorney •ho 'ptupotcdtMU•nt tht
challtntr. t11id 1ht courf• dculioo
could hH'ft '"'"""9rt1t1n f'IC'n/•nto
'doprtlt'.nl ~rm11 for lht' l.quna
Ht1d"' prn \, hc•nt dc\.el pcd b)
the' {arm•· ndlfnt Group
C •M•· mttma a . pl1nntn1 ta hu11J th 10 hnmr 'uhdm\lon on
cn"ironmcntal ~P.CMU, the t....,NI
h H> C < unc1I wt 1\Mk S20.()( 10 rovrr 1hr ~ t ~,,---.... ..
(Pl•• 1M f'OUTICAL A21 l"--... CGOaT /A2)
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AWMA oMriall ~kcd ...... Ital• ,,,,,..,. • wMld ....... ~ ~ ... ................... 1.., '-'hi w l1n ._.~~ ............ d,, •• ~ .....
.. ., ......... COMUUN>ft o(
bcauteofMrOftlpullf ~bCMUO
IL ................. ~ .... mrttt.....,.. '
Ht PoftlMd out lhtt. undrr the
"'""' .._,.. .,.,..., k~rf. Aht0 Br*h Wlldotfd fuur 11.nn 1n 191) .
Santa Anas coming to Coast
=*f}UH'•-~o.ir.IO _., .... nhztr•••Ww ,.,. .. .,,.
O,,O.Wn11 of the •••~er recody ....., a coehuon a •kd • vc Out
JaCIOS) IO rw.1 r= ltnhMnt =-Tity thM ,.., dMt not Nk WW from bot.h f •nrilJ Ind publK' haltb ptf •
tplCttVC't
In •912. AWMA applied \0 tlw
EPA (Of 1 w11ver1hat would allow H
IO IMucc thf lcvtl o(tta1mcn111vm
tomt lllO 19mtlhonpUonsadayof
WaAe 1WIJrf dttehlfltd throuah an mnWt Mir Ah10 lelch.
Titt fi vt .. ynr warver would n~mpt
A WMA from havu11 to mttt f~rtl·
ty mandated ckan w1ccr 1i.ncb1dt
wtudt require 11ntmcnt plaj\t) a.o
remove about 7j ~rccn1 of
~ndcdtOlidi -~. lhat ··-from WI'.~ walef btfort 11 "returned
.. the WIWt' cycle. With lht WltYtr.
A WMA would havt w meet the
.Ute'• kswtrtnFnt wuer quahlt
tlndlrch. Tht EPA I've preliminary 1p-
pruv1I ta AWMA '1 w11verallow1n111
10 move ahead &hrou&h suue-lcvel
fn'tfW• fhe MJ!rcb 4 finnna wh"·h
WD anc.elkd wa1 a.o dturm1nc 1( the
A WMA plan met •tau .a.inc:brd\
BH1dn Moulton.-Nt~I. qtnun
wtuch financed the drive kw re4wed
tra&mtnl were the El Toro. frv1M
Ranch. LM Aht<1' and Sou&h ( ""1
County waur d"Lr1ct1.
South Cout boerd memben re·
cmtly vo&ed to oppo.e the waiver
cW119 .... ~ ('Wk Atl«~. ·a...euaa Tu· • AtloriaUOft, Jack 111Mt. a ................
le ency. and tht.ttak aM ''*•Y
hnJth boetdt all t•prnWd Con«rnl
OfCJ9PO"UOft to thf wantr.
Thomat R11n'. ch.i1rmaa or the
Oia9Coun1r loetd of PM'ttOn.
Iha JOintd 9'1Hoetti1~nu •n OOPO"-, .. a ..w •11tt lttltnwnt •ncy'1
propowar to lo~tt d1Jc..h1~ M•n·
datd•. In a F'cb 4 ktter to 1he \tale
RttM>n.il W11tr (Jujh1y (onltol
Boatd. Riley. -hole d11trte1 encom·
PfflCI m<Kt of the area ttrved by &he
A WMA C1&n conctm for publte
hal&h and m1unt11nin1 the 1ntc111ty
o( the \outh ~l~l I\ I Pf'1mt'
rttrt"atton arn
II alW> •ullf''l' ttut lcH.tMd 1m11-~n& " countt'r lO wunly develop-
ment plan• (ot the 11rn and a
v1ol111on or the public tru\I. .. Tht c;hantt from \tconduy to
Cadvan<e~) primary will be <ktrimen·
taJ 1n a numbtr or way\ -Riley wrote
Ht Ufltd the control board 10 ··-.~n
1t11u&hor11y and mandatt 10 protttl
the qual11y of (o<ntJI w11m by
deny1n1 tht• waiver ..
Riley ASft'f' w11h re.,<kntt, con·
cerned c1vK' orpn11.tt10n\ and the
three dJwn11n1 memben or the
A WMA Chit le-Mtned 1re11ment
potn pokftllal health nib. would
wily Ahto'' cry•tal<lelf Wiler ind
bt • •lip tn the face w rn1dent1 or
uth Llluna who blcked ofT their
on1tnal oPJ>0'11ton 10 tht construe:·
uon of tht outfaJI 1n 1976 anrr
An cw. ~ a tht ~·
llOMf bolrd, M)I dw AWMA·1
~...nlcd dtla) rnca•I U fotct IU otace •n hnc for w11ver(omH.kra1ton. If the watvtr reQutM rcncwcd. the aerncy will have lO "'' until the
bOerd Qft find ttlM (Of I~ htan ...
.\Ad tJle A WMA may have to to blck
io the ~nn•na of tht hnnftt
procm. he 11id.
Waivc-r opponents complained
abou1 the notte1aa proctdure uted by
the rt11on.iJ board. Nohcn of the
ottlf Ml ~r1n1 wtft placed 1n OUt•
of .-ra newspePtn 1nd the boerd
dtc1dcd in acctp• only wrmtn tt'th·
mony_aa the March 4 hnnnt.
4iC>S wl\ prcuunna ahe &oard to.
r«"<Jn\ldt'r but no 1C11on had bttn
tak<-n 10 rev1K the d«111on. Coe 111d.
After l.a&una ~Kh area rn•dtnts lear~ olthe waiver rtqunt. they
nooded the reaional board with more
than 270 lcun•. m<>1tly opp<>1td to ill
approval < oe 1d
Pt'nney ta1d he and others Kt1ve 1n
1hedTort to~t thcwa1verdro0Ptctor
dcn1t'd will IX' watch1n1 the A WMA
10 be •urr 11 dOdn 'I try to reintroduce
1he matter on<:e the public furor hH
ablted.
Emerald 8tty plan-. to ~nd a le11er
to all A WM A mt"mbtt 1senc1tt
1\k1n1 them 10 .. do 1 complete
tev1ew .. of the w11vrr1nd ll!'t,' tt1nd
on the matltf'Y. Penney utd. ••J lhink the relevant flt'lt will
clearly tftow its detrimntal to the
Maftfl Of the populal10ft (lhat Ult the
btathn)." he •1d.
.
SENIORS SEEK EXPANSION IN' l'fB ••• rromAl
perul. on the eattcrn boundary of lht'
Oa.11 center at Sth and Mariucnte
avenue' Bud OnenberJ. a membtr of the
Oa11• board of directon uud toem<"'
will propow thll 1hc city 1ttue bond•
co purchHe the frv1ne Co. propeny.
The acrcasc. he .aid. could be uted to
npand th~ ~vily LI.ltd communuy
center and provide addi11onal hou"'
•nt for scn1on
Wr havr to plan now for lhr
COURT FIGHT SEEN ••.
r,omAl
'haltenama th.r adequacy ot tho~
repon1 < tty Mana~r Ken Frank told
\1Jpcrv1"J" ap1n Wtdnro;.<by 1ha1
1hc cnvtronmen~I rtport on &ht'
pro~ct 11 1ru.dcquate btcaute 11 d()(•
not addreu 1he .. .,ow1h-1nduc1n1
1mpacn" or the devc:lopmrnl
hank alW> lt1ted I 4 other prohkm1
c11y ofYk11l1 bavt w11h thr proJeCI
1n<lu41n1 1hc PfOP'*d l0<.111on cif a
pat'k tn tht <kvt'lopmcnt and the lack or acccH rnun1y tiretiJhter' would
have lo the PfOJC<.'t. "T~ city want\ Jtl leu lou and a
d1fTeten1 loa111on far 1he park All the
other tttuet arr stdt malten be1n1
u~d H leverasc 10 sec lhr dcs11n of
lhc pro~C'I thty wane .. thr county
p1-nn1n1 f>trc<:1or Robcr1 f"her ad·
vised the board. "We'rr sa111tied the
PfOJt'Cl II a SoOd one ..
arowu91 Knior populatioft '" &he Nnvpon Beath ana." ~btr& •Mt. "0.i• attt'ldy •• more chan
l.000 memben who '" very active and thltmnnbtt -.n increase.·· Dtw•ra •ed •bout 1.000 arn ~iorJ have alrttdy e11prtued
'""''~11n pwc~11n1 1home1houl<t
a se nior ho'"'"' prOJcct bt con-
11ruf'ltd adjacent lO the Oam cen1cr.
Ron M1fler.1lso an Oam dtrc:ctor
\lld ltntort art concerned about the
Irvine Co.'• pl•n 10 build housma IO·
close to the 1en1or center
The developmtnt would preclude
upan"on of the fac1l11y while add1n1
cratric and block1n1 W>mc view•'" the
area. Miller ta1d
(II) pfanntr Pat remple \aid the
Irvine fo ·, prehm1nal')' plans IO bt
rev1rwed by the Plannma (om-
m1u10n call for conltrU<'llOn of up to ~O home• on thr 16-acre panel
McCARTHY SPEAKS OUT AT UCI ••
f'romAl
·a maJor 1hrra1 111 the bu,1ne\\
di matt: of 1ht-\t;tle
It 1H\l1maLt'd 1ha11hc cleanup and
wn1A11nmcn1 of to.11t< wat.le 1ha1 ha•
alrc:.dy oc< urred 1hrnu&h<1u1 1hc \talc
will run 1n1o the h1ll1<1n' of dollar\ -
a cott m1ny buMntMC• mut.I bear
Other burden\ ''' hu\IOC\\ arc the
d a\\ .Kl11m \Ulh that :.re btm& filed
t1p1n\I I hem and the W \I\ of di\~
1n1 of 10111c wa\lc An y 111•1<. wat.te
mut.I be \h1pprd 111one 111 cwo w:n1e
dumJ)\ left 1n tht" \llllc wh1C"h arc in
4Wlnta Harbara < ounty
"l he lll.11 IC wasic probkm " a
p<J\lll V(' d .. inu:nltVt' ,,, HWC'\llnl In
1h1'1 \1-.lc · M(l l!nh)' ~•d
A\ a 111lu1uin M< C anhy prop<J\ol'\
thaHhrm1<.al mitnufaClurt-t\dO m11rr
c.111en,1 vc rc!M:;m·h ahoul lht: f)<>\\lbll"
C'flcC'l\ o ( IOJ.U. <.hcmlCll\ On lhe
rnvironmtnl
funher a par1neoh1p mu•I be
formed btlwten l>u11nt'\\. en,
varonmrnlal1\I\ and &<>vcrnmcnl 1n
an cffon IO cltm1 na1t landfill \Ile\ H
the wlu11on II muM bt made profit,
a hie fort he pr1va1c \«IClf liJ cltm1na1e
"'"'' WHle from 1ndu\lry l rcatmc:nl fa<'1lt 11c:\ mutt bt
•1ra1ci1ully lon11ed near thew: 1ndu\.·
tne\ or the problems wlll mull1pl y
M<.< anhy ...aid
'f-or r very i 10 or cleanup and
~fon1a1nmcn1 11 will CC>tl only \I f()r
•prcvcn11on .. McC arthy added
Mc< arthy \treucd thal hr view\
"'the un1vcr111 y a'I play1nl( a maj<1r
role: '" the lc4 hn1cal \Ide uf lh<' problem.. 1hrough rt~arch 10 d1\-
wver which <'hem'"'' arc 1hc
1fCate\l lhrea1 . u well as 1hc dcvduJ>'
men I of MW. safer chem1cal'I
McC anhy alK> mentioned 1he 1m·
P''rtancc ofincrcatcd media coveri.at
and public awarcnn\ of lht' l\'luc
.. fhc more wc un publtu1e 11
'"'"" wa'llt'J and 1tf1 the publt<. <.<>n\Cl<IU\nt" and under'ltand1na of
lh e l\\Uc the morc proplc will
pll rl l<.'lpltlC IO lhc "'IUllCJll ..
M,·( anhy wndudrd
Rt'gard1n1 hi\ poht1t 1I tulure
\.1(. ( arthy 'latd 1ha1 he plan• 111 run for
rc-c:leu"'n 1n I 'JHlJ.
I have a dur view uf wherr I am
1t411ngand I ltunk 111'1 for rc-ele"'"""
POLITICAL ENDORSEMENT DEBATED ••.
From Al
.. de fa1111 par1t\an ra< c\ lhllt wriuld IX'
dt•\tru< 11 vt' ''' Oran&e < 11un1)' 1ltmAlt'111i1Wld1t1Wt-rnmcn1
ll11wcvcr \ummer'\( 1< W c11un1cr
p-.tn < 'r<1n&e < uunl y Kcpuhltun
P<iny < h:mman I homa11 f uenlc\ '"at'" thal the f)cmcx.ral'I. a<.1U1n"
merely ' &e\turc " pol111<.;il ploy
1n1rndccl to put d"t<rn<.c hctwcC'n
t <1unt) l.>C'mc1<rlll\ i.tnd lhC' p<11t11u1I
fonunc\ ,,f Ko\C Hird lhC' \llll C'
\upremc· < c1urt <.h1t'f JU\l1u· who
mu\I IX' c 1mfirmcd l>v voter\ 1n I lJIH1
··I ht·y know RC'puhl"a'" will JJl:i )
.1 rolr 1n 1hr ddc:a1 of Koo\4: Hi rd .rnd
they d11n'1 want to ~ bo.11td 111
1trrcnd1n1 Htrd'\ record .. f ucntr'I
..... d
f uertl<'\ t1<knowkd~d thal hr h:1\
intiu.•d flocltn"' 11n the "\uc
fhcrt 1\a 1t11od for lhe Rr puhltl .ir1
l'ttrt y 111 '>r<i nl',t' County lo c.11mC' 11u1
111 1111\ 11wr1 cku\ton Hu i I h:.vr .i
ket•n lM.lmtr<11t1in for the <.lc:.mhnr\\ 111
< ;1l1f11rtw1 polt111 \ "' the louil h-vt I tlt''au~ of 11• n1>n rt.1r111tn naturC' ·
Just Call
842-6086
Thr p:irt y otlirn1I n111cd 1ha1 party rr .. ruc1pa11<1n 1n non2P'<1fl1~n nu "'
w11uld .. cnurmou\ly rnlarJl' 1h1·
1llmt n\lf>n\ of loul pol111<al parl1t"\
"' lhc 11mr when 'the <.alcnd;.r ,., full
w11h partitan ra<.c11 1hii1 lllu\I bc-
allcnded ''' .. On lh C' poltl1<11l lcvd f ucnll'\ \<JHJ
11 would he IO lhc oulnumhcrccJ
u1unly f >t'mrKritl\ Jdv,tnllfK,L' t11
mJ1n1a10 lhc ni1n,partl\an na1 urr 111
lo< al ra4 t'\
f '""' lht' year\ f>c:m1x '·''' 1 •1uld
g.t'I ck1 IC'd tn Or:.ngt< < 11un1 y 1hr11u1th
n11n·parll\an offilt'\ Hui 111.11 w11uld
all '-hc1n~ 1( l>cmo<..ral\ h;id 1•1 ru n .,.,
I >t-m0< ra1~ i•ven lh l\ JY.HI> ' t1he < 1f>f>'\) rr&1\tr1111in rd,..r 1n 1h1\
111un1 y
.. r ht'> woul<.J ""'" lo \<'r 1111\ 111111 p:Jrll\an 1l11n1 c m111nu1· IX'c .tu\<' 11
would"°'"" 1hf'1r polt1 1C al 1t•1JI\ 1hc>
< ,< H' <.ha1rman 11dd4•cJ
I don·1 \Cc I >.:rtul( rt11\ 1n ~;111
f n.nu wo or I t1'1 i\n&l'k' making
lht'\C \UW'\11t1n\ 10 pl-titt•\ whr rc 1he>
arc 1n numt:rn al ''01111111
\1111 f ucn1c11 u1d he plan• to
\1ttlm11 lht' r>cmocrah' requC\l IO lhc <,op·,< c:ntral < omm1t1et for al 111m
hut w11hou1 a rccommenda1t<in
I f,mna e11ph11n1 that many fxmo,
t ral\ al'IO \8W advanlaJr• for their
fY•HI y 1n lht' court dcc181on. hut 'IL!ld
1h«y wcrr outvoted hy flt-mo<.ral'
wh11 ~w the damalt' 1h1111 polllK111ng
n1m oart1un ra<.e\ would do
· We don't h11vc: pr11blcm11ltkc1hey
clr1 ha<.·k f .. HI where lO IX' l'leurd a
JUdat you havt to lllk U> your l't'niral
rnmm111ee I don't 1h1nk Oranac
C ounty wantt IO br1n1i th11 kind or
htekerina into the county A can·
d1date\' 1m1ta11on w11h J(onald Ke-
apn 'houldn'1 rnltll<'r II \houlc.I bt
whelher lhey'll he a ~xi JUd&t or
\upcrv1tc,,. not what they '1chevr
ahout ';tar War\ < entral Amrr1<."11 or
food ttamJ)\ "
Hanni added. "If lhe Rt·pul'>ltt an<i
rr1cct 1h1\, they're uyinJ cand1d111rt
wi ll have It> puu a polll1(al lttmu'I
IC'll "
Wllll do y0tt tllllt at.Ht 11Mt Dally PJ .. t? Wllat ~ .. ·1 fM like? Call llt•
1111m1Mr at ltfl aMI you mt11a1e wlll fM rearM4, trHeert"4 •IMI dtllvere•
to &IMI .,,,.,,lat« Mlt.or
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Mesa Council boots three,
names three to commission.
By TONV SAAYEDRJ\ °' ...............
A 1pl11 ny Councsl rcplactd 1hrcc
( <XlA Mtu plann1ns commi t•Ont.f'\
who were up for rappointment
Wedne\day n111.ht
f ranC'l'i "Roy .. Andreen. Peter F
Bun'a and Joseph Enckson wcrt
nommatc:d by the rounc1l to four-year
ttrm\, Ollina •he postt of Charle1
Markel Mal'k ~loatc and Joseph
1>1< arlo wh~ 1rrm1 uptre feb 28.
Tht council ratified the appo1nl·
mcnt• w11h a 11n&lc 3-2 vote. af1er
1n1crv1ew1ns 11 of the 12 appltcani.
< ounc 11 mt-mbrr\ Mary Hornbuckk
·and David Whcclcr \toted ap1n•11hr
rnttre 'late. althouah lhcy favored
one or more of 1hc app<unlment\
The dcc1\10n wH made aflcr a 1>0-
minult cltm1n:i11un proccn in which
1hc •prltc.'anh wrre "'orcd by each
counCI mrmbtr un a t<:a lc of I to S.
re"-"C>rcd and I hen ~ orcd ap 1 n
Hut lt11le of 1he d111cn1wn that hi\
\Piii 1he council on development
11tue1 1urfaced dunna the informal
mcetina. reconvened from Tuel.day
and htfd in the tifth,Ooor conference
room 11 C11 y llall
rn fact . 1pphean11 appca.red 10 be
Jud&td more heavily on whether they
had" a "~t11ve" cnthu•11111c 1t11tude
1h1n whether they favored tush-or
low-dentll)' arowth.
However rtmnanb of the City'\
heated council nKc: lut Novembtr
\Urfaced durtn& the tntcrv1ew1 or eX•
cand1datt• Doua Yates and Charle'
Maflu:I. a plann1n1 comm1s11oncr for
lht' past two yrars
Hold m& a <'OPY or Markel'• cam,
pa1gn \pending report. Wheeler Hked
whclher Markel would be ablt 10
make ob1c<11ve dcc111on1 dt•p11t lhc
m11ney donalcd by developer'\ and
bu1ldcr'I 10 ht\ camp:u1n.
Mlilrkel rrphcd that he would
Ya ln Win qucittoned h) Ma yor
Norma Hen"~ about h1~ "nea,a11 vt' ..
altitude toward the uly
"It 1'1 :i J'>IH1tl1ve d1ret11on tha1 we're
c11plortn¥ 1hc\C nrpt1ve\... he
;in,wcred
Ho1h wt·rc: cltm1na1cd llunna lht'
\C.'rcen1na. Markel mo.ily bet1tuw
huune'I\ rnnnCC11on1 forced him lo
ab'lta1n morr than IS 1imc,dunna h1'1
\hOrl ll'nUrt~
ltl' and 01( arlo have acrved 1wo
)C'3r\ a p1c<c on 1he rivc-mcmlX'r
rnmm1H1on. w11h c;1oatr 1erv1n1 31h
year\
fhcy will be "·placed ne.111 month
h> ..\ndrct.'n. a 1hrcc-11me apphcant.
RurTa and [mkr.on
A re11rcd collcac adm1n"tra1or.
o\ndrccn 64 wld council member,·
"I hchcve 111 a c1v1c plannina program
1ha1 '"'uro a careful balance of
hu\tnC'n/rnmmcrc1al dcvelopmcn"
:ind thc ma1n1tnancc of a rich and
peaceful rr<11dcn11al cnvtronment "
tJu ITa . .i l6,ycar-0ld independent
1clcv111on producer. compared the
<.omml\\t0n 10 a Juu.lcr 10Hina three
hall\ rcpre~n11n1 tl;c necd1 of tht
<•I) 1hr dr"cloprr1nd thecommunt·
I )
\nd Lrn.k<.on 27 mcntd 1ha1 ht
w1ll ll\: mindful of the many fam11te1
1ha1 ha ve wmc to ( a.ta Mtui 10 fl Vt'
1tmr , hildrcn · .-. deccnl place· to
grow up
· I hunc\ll> quc\tmn lht con·
"''r\1on of rn1dcn11al 1on1na 10
rnmm~·r<tal You've aot 10 have a
'''r1a1n quality ofl1fe or all ahc money 1n 1he world w1m·1 help you," he .aid
MYSTERY MUD MIFFS MOTORISTS •••
rromAl
the cmplo)'CC \aid. "II wt'n1' ac1d1t."
Oon l U\I a mc1cwlo11\t with lhe
wu1hcr ~rv1ce 1n U>' Anacle\. 111d
hll offlct hn btcn Ooodcd with calls
from Oransc and Lo• An,ele• county
re11dcn11 wor1dcrin& abou1 tht wh11c
rain. dctcrtbed allcrnalcly I\ duaty.
ar1m y. muddy and naky.
"W<.· 1i1lw1 aoc rrporh or brown ram
and• even brown •now up 1n the
mountain~." Lu11 'lf11d
I u\I \atd 1hc· unu•u11I downpour
mos1 l1kely w~\ u1u'ltd by high de\Cn
wind\ lha1 wh1pprd up du\l from
f>ra1h Vallev 1c1 Palm ~prlnl\. rht
du'1 rnuld ha ve la1cr Ileen depo'11led
1n the S lO P. m downpour.
"We don t know the \Ourcc for 'urc
yc:I 1lu1 11 11tc:ms certain 1ha1 1t'1 the
du'1 from lhe \trona wind•." he i.a1d.
No 1mmcd111tt heallh rnmpla1nt'I
were lodlt'd. but 11 lent.I one person
rnmplatned or an 1t<.hy •kin ra'lh
while others ..aid 11 ltft mark\ on I heir
vrh1dr\ when I hey 1ned to w1pr 11 ofl
an Air Quality M1nagcmcn1 1>1s1nct
-.poke'lman w1d .
··A\ ti wipe' DWI)' (from vch1<:le~).
11 lca vn u ltlllc hole lhtrt." u1d Jim
ttir<ak t>'I. AOM () deputy cxecu11 vc
d1rc<.1or "Ylr believe H hat to hive
\41me 1ndu'ltr1tll \Ourt e
"'' tht' material wa\ wiped ofT. wmc of 1hc people claimed 11 lcfl a p11
on the 'ar It had cittcn aw1y che
pa1n1." he ti:11d.
f-k u1d itn)' dam11ac 10 vrh1clc1 rnul~ ~ cnu't'd by e11her an aod1c
!luM1antc: or a ~ndy-onc
R1rako\ 'lllld re~uh\ of a laboratory
analy1.11\ would be concluded some·
11mc 1oduy.
Thc wind~ 1h:u blatted the h1Jh
dc11er1 Wi:dnnday arc r11pcctrd to
hufle1 1hc Oranac Coast loday but
probahl)' will d1r orTby n1ahtfall. Lutt
'81d
OUR ONCE A YEAR
,.---. . SALE
• • 1s now 10 progress
50%0FF
On Selecte4
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An. Alliance seta
~eeting, award•
• Oumandint con1nbu11ont 10thr1m wtll be honorrd
Sa1urday when lht Oranar ( ounty Arn ~lh1nce hold' n•
annual rne~1n1 in the< )'Pf'H~ ( uhuttl m ( rn1er S 172 Ora~ vt' • CtPf'tH
fOJNlphcr H1n-e) Sturn newly 1ppo1nted \'t('C chairman of lhc C 1hforn1a Art1 C oun<'1I will bt-the ~~~ t~lker 11 lhc teu1on scheduled from 9 1.m . to
The mee11n111 frt'c and opcn 10 all &how 1111enmed 1n
tht dfve1<1pmen1 of the u11 1n Oranae ( o.unt)'. Call
836-1600 to ob1a1n a rctervation.
,Ramm .. e Nle •lated at coU~e
f htOranttC mm( oll<-at( h1ldren',(cn1crw1ll hold
ti• lnnual rummaJt Ult ~aturday tn the ('CnlC,..S PQrkln•
lot 11 the nonhcrn tdat or the <'ampu1 near the collttt'i NJCbtll and soc(; er fidd•
The sale will run from 8 a.m. 10 2 p.m. and w1ll 1nclu<k
hou'1t'hold item' f urn1turc. do1h1na und book1. The bulk or the proceed\ will JO to the ( h1ldrtn'\ (enter Bu11d1n1
Fund with tht r~t u\Cd for even1~ and act1v111t\ 11 1hc
centcr. (all 02-H69 for add111onal 1nforma11n
Women'• umlnar at ue1
A k'minar on women and tht ach1cvtmtnl of monry
will bt-held ~:11u1day ht lJC lrvtnt' r111cn\1on from 1n
Room 220 of lJ( I'\ Social S<·1tnct f Oltrcr
A oancl ohJ>(rn1h\h will dt't<.un tht top1<. from Ya m
10 4 pm rht fee "j4(J and rcfl\lrtlllon for lht ~m1nar
ma) ht-made b) calling 8S6·'4 4
t
Embroiderer• •fll6e uldblt
Tht Orona.r < ounty chapter of the Cmbro1dtrer\·
Guild of Amrrtca will prc'it'nl "The Nrcdlt' und Eye:· an
cxh1 b1t ofntcdkwork trta\urc\. :u the Mill\ ttou'IC: V1•ual
Arts ( omph:11 in (1ardcn Cirove th1\ weektnd.
The d1spla) will he conducted from noon to 4 pm
\;aturday i.nd 'tunday <all nh1b11 ch:urman C hrl') I ~harffcr at 7S I ·.2S()8 for fun her 1nlorma11on
Student's attorney·
wants case dropped
Work•IJop tor teen• at owe
A work~hop 1n commun1cat1on for tcen-a11=rs only -
no parrnl\ allowed -will be prt~ntcd C\aturday mornina
at C1oldcn West C ollcir,c 1n Hun11n1ton &acl\.
Mamaac wun11elor Mar) RruJ&rmun lw1ll conduc·t
lhc pr<>Jram from 'I 30 a.m to 12 30 pm 1n Koom 110 of
lhe rnlk&c bu\lnc\\ bu1ld1na The fee I\ SIU and
rcg1\tra11on 1., bc1ng takt•n at !<91 -'991
Irvine's top police officer
doesn 't regret job change
By lk A11ec::Ul&e4 Prnt
A defcnsc a11ornc) u1d he v.-111 a k a Judte to d11m1J\
a mur<kr char)t' apinst a V1e1namcte rcft..11" "-'h<>lt mal
1n the k1lhnt of 1 Cahfl.ornui Ultc U n1ver11t)' ph)itC\ prof~ior ended 1n a hunaJut)
.. Of count I will uk for the ax to ~ d11m1 tc'd::
a11omcy Alan Ma)' said Wcdnclday.
De•lgn .emlnar 11eheduled
·Irvine Police Department has got to be
the bes t In the world.· Al Murray says
c11tre.i:nc1y well. Hts purs look up w
him.
Ccna1nly lrvmt> rttidenrs havt'
teken to Murr1y. In prelt'ntina his
awud. Chief Leo Peart noted that
~ urray '' the only one or h11 offictn
to rttCl\IC nowef\ and ltnlJnl lt'le·
srams boch from pcoplc he has helpiid
and 1ho~ to whom he has 1uutd
t:1tat1oni.
May and Ot'puty Dmnci nomcy Mel Jenwn are
K'hcduled to mtet Fnday before upcnor Court Ju.dlt
RKhard Bncom for a determination on whether Minh
Van um 1ohould be rctntd
um. 21. wH chtl)ed w11h murdcnna profe1e0r
Edward Ltt (ooperman. 4 • who wat sho1 OCt l l 1n h"
office at Cal &ate Fulk-non. Llm"1 mal ended 1n 1 m11trml
Tuc"1ay after JUrOf\ said they v.~ dcadloc~ llfkr four
days of <klt~rauons.
I\ frcr 1n1er1or dcs1111 seminar will be rnndu('lrd
\aturday lrom ltJa m to noon 1tt thl' lfon Baron "Khool of
lntenor l>c\tJn 1n ( osl:.t Me\a
A fret m1nHla\~ will bc 1nt.ludl·d in the provam f or
~at1ng rrM"rvu1u1n' call S4<J-12 1U
By LISA MAHONEY
Of .... D ... "9tlWI
lr1.-1ne0 '> 1111<4 Poll\e OOkcr ol thr
Year alv.mdoncd a well-paying cart·cr
1n t·omputcr \(1cn<l' 1n favor of law
cnfort·cmrnt ~vcn )l'ar\ ago
han~uet room al tht' A1rponcr Inn
l uc~a) v.a\ the first 1nd1c111on
Murr4t)' had tha1 he wu finally top
mp after he1n1i nominated fi ve years
1n a row He ha\ mort than 2S commcnda·
11on~ 1n hi\ per\Onnel file. the chief
U1d. Border tension up Writing analy•l• offered
.\n 1nirodut11on tu pcr~1nahty as\C\\ment throuah
tc·1en11fk handwnt1n1 anal)'\I\ wtll b( offt'red S11urd1t) in
Newpon Rt'ach
\nd ht d 0t'\0°I rtgrct what he K't "l'
up for a m1nu1e .\I Murra)' \aid at an r "h:init ( luh luncht'on honoring
him .
"I wa' \hockt•d I had all I could do
10 light hack the old mo1&1urc." ht
\Clld ol lhc t.luuolt' whamm) .\ ltk1na for pt'oplt and a dc,1rc 10
"chana.c the world ··led him 10 police
work. Murray said. ··Pcoplt' ap-
prct:ialt )'Our 11v1n1 your best effort ··
ht \lttd.
( OJ>\ \OU know. don't <'I) TIJll ANA Mexico (AP) -Officials of~ TtJUlnt
( hamber of( ommtrce \I) an advcrt1tenscamNn urpna
res1denli or the Mexican border C'll)' &o refrain from
vis11an1 thr Un1tt'd tates a, not an lltcmpt at a boycott of
.\mcncan bu"neS\t\
C1raphonaly .. 1 \1\ter I 1nd~1 N1t hol,.>n. prtn{IJ)<ll of
Our Ladt Out·l'n of i\n14•I\ ~ hool. will rnnducl lhl'
work\hop 1n Room HJH o(tht• \Chool. l he rn,t "'S40 and
further 1nfurmnt1on mu) he ohtaini.-d ll> li.ll hns "44-4>66'1
A ... ult group .eek• volunteer•
·· .\ lw ul m) fr•l•nd'> d1dn"t think 11
wa\tht·ngh1 th1nj10do "Murra) lh
\l.ttd ·· 1 he lrvanl' Poltn· lkpunmcn1
ha\iut to hi.• the hc\t 1n lhl" world I he
cxoplr an m) famil) l 000 m1h.·.,
Jwa) from m) rul lam1h
Rut Murra)·, mom and dad
v.crt•n'1 far awa} in Mcdlurtl 'AU\\
I UC~3)
Kut 'Aurra) \ scnMt1v1I)' wu. a
fal tur 1n h1., hc1n1 cho<tCn from
among thc ~I nominee\ th1\ )'Cir
\\'i1gn,·d to tht· dcpanment"\ )'OUth
J\\lilance pru&ram 1n 1'>83 Murra)'
work\ with underasr crime v1ct1m\
and \USIX'<:I\
I< •Shi now hr IOlt"f\ l('W' Victims of
'h1ld :.tbu~ ancJ ~ual a\~ull whow:
p-arl'nt\ 1n man" C'llSt'\. are the pnme
\U\IX'l I'> "Whl·n I 'K'<' k1d\ 10 throu'h
lhe trauma thill lhC) cJo r think. I I
don't tarl· who will.'" Mumy Yid
Murra)' 101ncd &ht lrv1nr pQltcc
forct an 1977. Ht worked patrol and
traffic before JC.11n1n1 tht )'Oulh a'°
"stance proanam
Mumay I\ 1 member oft~ dcpar1·
ml'nl°\ CiWA T team and hclJ>(d .,..mt
th<' K-9 pr<>vam
8)' l\k1n1 T11uan11 rcs1dcnu. not o ctOH the bordtr
where stepped-up \Ur"ctllance hi\ \Cd traft'K' backup'o
\!net lut week. chamber Prc\1dCftl Pabk> Guttcrre1
BarrOf\ said he hoped to ··1cave the bordn pin ckar for
Amcr1can\ \ '""nl our cit) ·· Tht Oranat ( ounly ~xual A\\ault Nttwurk and th\•
\c11ual A''ault V 1et1m Scrvtt'l'\ an.• rel ru111na H>l untteri.
for a JOlnt hotline and ad' outt) 1ra1n1n1 pro1rom
bc&innin1 Saturday morn1n1.
Howe .. er C1u\icrre1 Barron acknowlcdlfd the
chamlxr'\ cffon wa., \1m1lar to a ~ampaaan bt"1n1 wqtd in
Juarc1. acron th<' border from El Paso. T uu
JuartJ rcmlcnu tx-pn bo)comna U buJtnc'UC\
Three ~HIOll\ will bc hcld ~:11urduy' lrum I() a.m tu
6 p.m and fouron MondayHand Wtdnr\<.111)'1 from 7 tu Io
pm at the lJC ln ·1n" Women'\ Krsouru· C \'Oler and thr
Oranv Puhht I 1hrnl) rho\C tnlcrt-.11n1 in \C1lun1ccrin1
a' lrlllncc\ 'lhuuld t.all S lH. 1H7H or HSt,...6000
I pon karn1na 1ha1 her \on ""'
gmna to h\· honored. hi\ mrnhl'I
ckc1dcJ to fl) oul with hl·r hu,hand
and <tau&htcr to a11cnd the lunl heon
Watching h1' rclat1"l'' file: inm 1hr
~aid I 1 "I Muir. Murray • 'uper-
\ l\or "thl' work he does do he docs
8c('3USt' or th(' cmOllonal 1011 of
~ork1n1 with )Outh\. Murrar \31cJ hi\
aoal 11 to tran\fcr to fr1ud and
cmlxulcmcnl cHcs 1n the OC-'t ftw
)tan
Tonda> aflcr ln\t1tu11onal Rt•oluuon.try Patt).' omc1al'
,,ktd for 1Ttal1111tmn (or increased bonkr survnl~n<'t
Will• topl~. of owe •emlnar Local rowing center mov:es closer to reality
Allornty 1<1chard Hult her w11f l0nduu a protvam un
the ba'9cs ofw1ll preparation and planning. 1ndud1111 thC'
flt'W pre-wrtllcn will\. ~aturda) morn1n& at C1oldcn W<'\t
C ollcJ.C 1n Hun11n11on lkach
8y ROBERT HYNDMAN
Of-D-Netltllfl
fx,cfopcr\ ul a planned c.inoe 11.a)ak and rowina
tcnll'f to Ix-hulll in the l ppcr Nt'14pc1n Ha)' arc a u cp
d11\<'r IO rnn~tru< lion 1h1\ wrrk lollow1na 11pproval ol
plan .. h> 1hc 'llall' ( ou~ta l < omm1\\to11
rhc tcm1narw1ll Ix held from C/ 11 m 111noon1n Room
I l7 of the Adm1nt\lrat1on flulldtn& fhc proarnm fl'C I'>
S 12, and rc11~tr:111on 1nform11t1on ma) he 11bw1ned h'
\'Ulhn& 891-39'> I. I he 1 IU1H·\quJrl .. f1101 fot 1h1 y """uld he locattd on
pubhc 11d<.'l<tnd\ '" Nonh ~tar fkach and would hr
aq11labk lu independent rower\ b02111n1 cluh\ and ll'll
-------ifllUJ)\ 'W >\ Bill Wh11lord who nlona With John v.1n
( fca..,e hi\ hccn \pcarhcad1n& tht' dfl\C for the rnwan&
\enll"r srnce I llH I
Thureday, Feb. 21
• 7 \0 p.m . lrvlne Plannla1 Comml11lon. C It)' < ounnl ( hamhc.•r\, 17200 Jumhorr<' Rl vd
Po11u Loe
< on~lrult111n of 1he Newpon l\qualll C tnll·r a puhltt
laultt ~ to he hu1lt w•lh pa\(atc.Jund\, ma> tx-g1n hy Jul)
pcnd1na :ipprmal ol final hu1lding pll'ln~. pl11n11t•r., \U~
I hl' C oa\lal < 11mm1"1on appmvt'<J lht' plan~ lu\t
I hur"Ja>
Woman 'kissed, pinched'
after kidnapping in Mesa
A 16-ycar-old woman h111 told
~ltc,c 1hc w11 kidnapped, robbt'd,
'k1ned. touched and pinched" by
two men 1f\er her car brokc d own
Wcdnctd1y 1n ('os11 Mesa
The woman told pohc;e \he w11
pu1h1n1 her cu off V1c1or11 Street
near N11lon1I Avenue whtn 1wo
H11pan1c men forctd her into 1hc11
vehicle about 6:4S p.m , and look hcf kcl' and purse
·os1a Meta Lt. r om 1..a1or rt
ported the men drove her to Lake
J;ore11. 1n un1ncorpor11cd commun1·
Newport Beacb hatkhot.· parkc:d at u lonttructton '''" Ol'I the rnrner of 41h tr'tct and BuraJan tCHl k m or(' th:an Sl UIJU in ( 11rn111mn \vtnuC' '" ( oroo• cJcl cHh from the R1~1er \1rce1 fi Re 1raur11n111.CM 7 Mac.Arthur 81 1.-1.l Mar The tr<'. rnnfinrd tu the tnJtnt·
The aookt 'ml'hed out :1 window, rnmpartmcnt ·:iu\t'd '400 '" <fam·
pried open 1 .afr 11nd looted '4.'Vl"1al •It' •••
Cl\h rCjtllet\ I\ hur&llH C.'IUJICd $~()() Ill damU&l'
• :1• wh1lchrcak1n11n1ua ll>HI \ud1 'ouo.
ty about 15 miles from Costa Mcaa.
where they .. ki\~d. touched and
ptn~hcd" hc:r
The men rcportedlt took S 1 lS
from 1hc wo man, before dnv1n1 her
back 10 her cu about two hours lllt'r.
\Omt·onl· \tole hrr pur'IC fro m on
unlo... kcd room durina '1Cr\-1Ct't "'
Rcde\'mcr I utheran ( hut'lh 161'1
Blackout affects
2,250 customers
A vandtil clld ~ 0 "' damr.tJl' hy J he huralnr to()k S 10 1n rl\h a nd 1wo
bruk1nJ out• window of" rnidcn~c ''"reo knob; ~onh S5 from 1hr I 1n 1m 11' 10 2.2SO hOmc\ and
on the 1400 hf~k !'r.Sca\horr r>rivt' vrhiclt lwfttnt\~\ an c 0 ,11 Me\I wa1 ihut
A 1h1d \tole can \-tn·foo1 1n d ''*"n for up 10 11 hour Wrdnetda)'
na11hlt boat from 1 '"P on tht I 00 Rantlnatoft ... cb !')( wu 11( • f1uht undcraround eablc
bl<kk of Wc111 ( 011\1 Htahway I ht• "-m ... cinc u..,.d 1 rc"·L lO nta•h .. tn Nrwpotl fft1c lol' wn t'll1ma1cd at S 1 . .foo. ~· ' -"'" ~ • The 5 I pm bl kout c;o\.trcd the
• • • window In the huralary Wcdne"h'~ 1rt1 from Nt~port 8nult'vard 10 1ht
4'omcnr una•hcd oul thC' w1nl.I n11ht of &he Radio ~,,1d. store 11 IC9~ I &ck Bat . bctllr't n 17th and W11aon
1h1eld or a m11tkrd police car parked 1\1.lam' "' J ht lcm c 11m1tcd 01 trteti. anordina to Jim Kcnntdy
near the w rncr of Irvine nd \her-\ l.CX•I 1n ludcd ..,,<ko r or'1rn ipokc man for ~uthcrn c 1l1forn11
rinaton f>am11~ 10 the wh11c 141C.C -.urtt\S) C.)(), Edi.on C'o.
( htvrolcl Malibu wn• l'\ttm11nJ DI \ idc wind~ • ~ ... \ml hetl to p wrr .,I\ rt\toi'rd 1n aNut an
'I SO • • • buralu11t • homci O\CJ the ktnd h ur for mo•t or1h,· cu'tomcn •tulf 1 ~0 ''de m1rron "onh '''"' J on thr 1700 bt k of Ri)•ood. 1 othtr1.atttdun11labout ll:IOp.m ••
pie"' wtrr •tukn from a ( 1d1lll•t rl rr"dtnt rcPoncd Wcdnctd1~. l hr Kcnntdy 111d.
Dorado pukrd pn the 1600 blod uf lo•1t 1ndud d 1 camera worth SI 0 HtUidlheou
16th -,,fttl , ---tn.hofl htttht 'llttJt'1h l ;----undcrtr~
• • • • • • p11n Rea h th11 '"'"'"n'' 1m J to ~I fir~ lrt 1 \ ""m ·n r !'Klrtr,t \\ ct.tnrk11' lh•I in. u1t tn fail
'
rh<' aqualt'' centtr " cnv1\1oned I\ a plact whrrc
1ra1n1n1 and 1ns1ruct1on could be held and whtrt' boah
could ht' 'llorcd Wh11ford ..ays
Prc\Cnll) lhr ro141ng team\ from Oran&<' C cia'I
< ollev and t < In 1m-ha"'" fanl1t1t\ 1n r-iitwpon 83) to
prat 11cc Wh11ford \a\I\ but indl\ 1dualund pn1.-ah.' ttam'
J o no t That \1tuat1on ha-. frustrated local rO\\t'f\ fo r \l'lr\ The Newport Beach Parks. Bcachei. and R«rea11on
lkp:tnment ·~ al\C1 ~ork1na w11h lhc dtvcloper\ on pl11n.,
111 w nduct row1n1 das'lt' and other actav111e\ a1 the
foC"1l1I\
··\\r appr<itlC'hcd lhc nt) lint and thq \aid ·(,rc.at
idea but WC' d'on't ha' e tht mont) 10 hu1ld 11 · \.1 I \tllll ·oK whal 1fl get the mone\ ... ·· Whitford said
01) mp1c-clD\\ rowtrs may train thrrt wh1I<' lht' puhltc
rnuld rent hoal\ h>r da)' Uk.
t II) oflicial\ llJreed 10 plal<' the maUt'r on the·
"lo,cmhcc-11182 Nillot and found th 1 Ncwpon Bea h
\OICf\ 11\cf"'hclm1nal~ approved of lt'H1ng thr puh·
tu. I 1ddand\ Jfl"ll for ll row1 n& < r nl<'f ~quatK cenlrr planners hav<' formed a non-rm11i1
group IO ra1\t' thC' S l m1lhon 1n nt'cd<'d constructwn lund'
Jnd ha """ l'\llbh\hcd a board of dircc wr' to 01.-cN"l" thr
lllX'r<it1on\
\\1th plan.. nl."ann1rnmpk11on tht "lcv.pon i\qualll
< l·na·r· .. bo.trJ ol Jere, 10" 1-. 1urn111111 .. .tllcntion lowarJ
lund-ral\in& \\ h1tford W)'
Wh11ford who h:n been lln 1n1d rown \1nu·
t hi Id hood ha~ pu,hed for the fac1l11 )' a Iona w11h othl·" 1n
lhr .irl'IJ fru'llrDtl"d mc1 1hc lot.k offat.·ll111n 111 c·n1m tht'1r
'r>ort
Pfl\ ate donor\ Jrr hc1ngcallr d o n wh1lr a ma1or fund·
r;m1ng event "planned for thr '11""1
·1 hi\ prnJl'l 11\ \omc1h1n" v.r rr cnmm111,·d tu -<-eing
hu1h · \\ h1tl11rd ,.utJ
'P" nadak 'I. 1 he IO\\ included the
S'O pur'>l' SlO in C'll\h plu\ kt)'\ :ind
acd11 l3r<h • • • \ re,1dt.•n1 of1hr 6 7()0 block of \un
rrpor1cd Wednc\d:t)' 1h:a1 \Omton<'
\lole hi\ hlue 1C1n Honda motorc)'cle
lrom hi\ sarnac I le rc('ovcrtd the
"'chide. pan1all) m1pped. 1 half-m1lr
aww> fhc In\\ wa\ c•11m11td 11 S lOO • • • \nmeunc kicked 1n the lront door w buralar11t a home Wcdne~•> on
thl· I SS<tl bl0<:k of Hun11n11on Vil
l:i'c Th,· lo'' 1nt. ludcd Je~trr) wnnh
\_ \00 und min\ ~Orth S 'lS
l"lne
I our wheel' ~er<' removed from 1
C 1d11fac parkl!d on Ma rthur
Roulcv rd • • • \omcon~ broke into 1 tftmnt\\ 11
11<11 I \ky Park Blvd t1k1na a ca\h
bo-w11h an unknown amoun1 of
monrv 1n\ldc
Ttro~meii Jalled bi pot ba.t
• • • < ht•< k' ,t.1mfl' .1nd 111hrr ml\
l <'llil nl'lll" 1trnn wne 1 .. i..r n Imm a
firm.i11 711X 'i \lo:\ Park Rf\d • • • I m•, unt.I "hl't'" ~err tnl>.t'n lr11n1 .i
"''hltll p.irl>.l·t.I on L1ndt'n \q·nut· • • • \clml'onl' \t1,1I \ hcd a puN• Imm 11
wnmwn l·mplmC'l" of .1 < 4trl14nsht
Road h11,1n<'" 'rhl· 'alul'11l 1hr pur'<•
.inti 11\ltlOll'nt' ~l'rl't'"1 m111t•d ill ll'"
than S~OO
Coeta Mesa
\ m11 ro""" Cl\l'n \JluC'd ,11 ~4011 "'Ii' r,•porlt'd \tokn from J ho n\(' 1n
thl' \(l(l(J hlc"ll k ol Rabb \tm·1 \(1mr·
11m,· tK·twl'<'n ~ a m arHS ~ pm
Wrdnc'o(Ja) f nt'"' had ht·en 1rn1d<"
throuah u Pr.JI<' and into a \ldr c1uur
Thl' mt hou~ h.ad bt-cn hur1lari1<'d
·~IUI .. ~rck 110 • • • \ 'lllt'C1l a\Wttr re-.:ordcr \\llnh
S ll6 "'a' n.·portrd \lOlcn from an
a~nmrnl 01 21 lh Po mom1 \\C
..ome11mf' hct~t'l'n R 1 m Ind ~ 1(1
p m T ut·\(f,I\ I ntf) .apparl"nll) WI\
mJt.ll· thr11u1h ,1 parlltllh opcnt'd
w1nd11v. • • •
( ,lllld.I llfUlllml'OI anti rifln
'.1lu1·,1 ,11 ~ 4'1 v.l"re rcpon <'d litolcn
lrum ·' h11nw 1n thl· ~100 hlock of
( 11n11nrn1.1I ''l"nue \<tmr11mt' bt·
'"t·t·n ~ p 1" .ind till m Wt'dnc\<.11)
I ntr' .1pp.111·11th w<i' madr h\ pf)1n11.
Ill"''" .1 H'tll dour
Lacuna Beacb
\n \lh u·" 1 c-rr.ai.l' n.•\1dt'nt re·
~rwtl .a honw hure,l.in Mo nda) hut
hJJ not H 1 dell tnl1nl·d thr 1moun1111
lh<' f<M • • • ~,.,r,onded 111 rtportr. uf 1
'<'h•de ft~ Monda\ morn1n1 on
< rl·" :and ( .tennrHt' ~atcct' bul ~th'
u nahlt tu In< tr the rtport(:\j blio11t' • • • ~ I ~H2 rC'd fl\u h mop(d l'f POrltd
\ltilt'n '1o nJ2, murn101 at t auna
lk;u h II 11h \c hnul wu' later loutcd
"' 11 "cirl>.r1 .u 1 ht Park \ .. ~nut
\C'hool
Mesa jJolice nab suspects
for allegedly stripping car
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eldallan 1n valed &axpa)cr monc_y ... n. .._.,ion Md mtmd 1ht ff'I)'
....... iu 11M'1Hm brlievcctLh
...,.._, aM tn*nbtbould have
18 f9Y bett boad1 for comtructaon o( = 1111, &NM• ... kabun oaty ao _, o/dwln abudofted I fiw ,._.lawr. ~nu of 1he waiver recently fonlMid a coelhion called Save Our
Sea(IOS) toftjlu r'fduculf trntmcnt =-1ky Af'IUitld that the did not make-late from both
"-'al and • pubhc ht.tllh pl'r·
'l*tivn. · In 1982. AWMA applied 10 tht
EPA («a •aiver that would aJlow ll '°red"" the level of tra1mcnt 11 ven
IOIM 13 to 19 milhon pllons a day or
wastt waler diJCharatd throu&h an
outfall nnr Aliso Bekh.
The five-year waiver would exempt
A WMA from hav1n1 to meet federal·
ly mandated c!Hn water standard
whteh requi~ treatment plant to
remove about 7S percent of
tutptndcd IOlidl-Stwaat. that IS -
from waste water b(fore it is re1urned
IO lhe water cycle. With the waiver.
A WMA would have 10 meet the
Slate's leu-stnnacnt water quality
•andard . .
The EPA gave preliminary apJ
proval to AWMA ·s waiver allowing it
to move ahead through st.ate-le vel
reviews. The March 4 hcarin1 which
was cancelled was to determine 1r the
A WMA plan met state standards.
Besides Moulton-N iaucl. agenc1e'
which financed the drive for reduced
treatment were the El Toro. Irvine
Ranch. Los Alisos and South Coast
County water districts.
South Coast board members re-
cently voled to OPJ>01C the wai ver
bttause of trona pubhc oppoeltioft IO
II. •
lrid1viduall and , .. •• chld•nt the South C1vk
Allocaation. l.apna r ...
· AMOtiataon. Jack Skinner. a
ltlCh ohY*ian Ud ....
wife ancy. and tht state aod county
health boards all e~prnecd concnns
or opposllion to the waiver.
Thomu Riley. chaumaa of the
OranerC"ounty Board ofSuprrv110ra.
also jo1ntd his constituents 1n oppot-
int a waste water amt~• •ncf1
prop0sal to lower discharse stan·
dards.
In a Feb. 4 letter to 1he state
Rciional Water Quality Control
Board. Riley. who~ daslrlct encom·
paHn mOSl of the a~a 1erved by the
AWMA. c1tt'S concern for public
health and maintainina lhc intctrity
of the South Soast H a prime
rttreat1on area. .
II al~ sugtsts that leucned treat-
ment is counter to county develop-
ment plans for the area and 1
violation of the public trust.
"The chanst from secondary to
(advanced) pnmary wall be dctnmen-
tal an a number of ways." Riley wrote.
He urscd the control board lO "assert
its authonty and mandate to protect
the qual11y of coastal waters by
denying this waiver."
Riley a1rcn with residents. con·
ccrned civic organ1zat1ons and the
three dtStcntang members or the
A WMA that leucned treatment
poses potcntl.al health risks. would
sully Aliso's crystal-clear waler and
be a slap in the face to residents of
South lquna who backed off their
ori&inal opposition to the conmuc·
tion of the outfall 1n 1976 after
A WMA oflkiale '"'"tttd h•lh 1rn t-mnc~1.
Ht poealeCI out th11. undt'r the
aannt wp.r trallnlftt level. AlilO
leech ... clOlfd rour limn in 1983.
An C~. ~ (or the ~
aional boetd. 11)'1 the AWMA•s
rcqunetd delay mn11 it Iott• iu
place i~ hM (Or waivcrcontlderation.
If the Mivn-~unt ii rerwwed. the aerMY will hive to weit until the
bOlnf can ftnd umc-fora ncw hcarina.
And lhcAWMA may have toaobKk ~ the bepAnin& O( tht hcansta
prO<'css. he said.
Waiver o~ncnts complained
about the n~t1c· & procedure uJtd by the rta.aonal rd. Notices of the
oriainal hcann wtte placed 1n out·
of~area nc 1 ptrs and the board
decided to a pl only written tcstj-
mQny_at the March 4 hearana.
SOS w., pressurina the board to
rccon,idcr. but no action had bttn
taken to revise the decision. Coe said.
After Laauna Beach area residents
learned of the waiver request they
Ooodcd the reaional board with mott
than 270 leuer1. mostly opposed to its
approval. Coe said.
Penney said he and ottiers acttve in
the effort to 1et 1he waivtr dropped or
denied wall be watchina the A WMA
to be sure it doesn't try 10 reintroduce
the mailer once the public furornas
abated.
Emerald Bay plans 10 send a lcncr
to all A WMA member aacncies
askina them 10 "do a complete
review .. of the waiver and take a stand
on the manery. Penney said.
··1 think the relevant fatts will
clearly show its detti~ntal to 1he
beallh of tht population (I hat use the
beaches).'' he said.
SENIORS SEEK.EXPANSION INNS •••
Prom Al
parcel. on the eastern boundary of the
Oasis center at Sth and Margueme
avenues.
Bud Dcscnbcrg. a member or the
Oasis board or directors. said seniors
will propose that the caty 11,!)uc bonds
to purchase the Irvine Co. propeny.
The acrcaac. he said. could be used to
expand the heavily uted community
center and provide additional hous.-
ang for seniors.
-we have to plan now for the
srowina senior population 1n the
Newport Beach area.'' Dcsenberi
11id ... OuiJ already has more than
l.000 ~mbcn who a~ very active
and atuu number Will increase ...
COURT FIGHT SEEN •..
Dneftbcfs 11id about 1.000 ara
seniors have already upressed
interest in purchasina a home should
a 1enior housina project be con-
\tructed adjacent to the Oasis center.
Ross Miller. also an Oasis director.
said tcniors arc concerned about the
Irvine Co."s plan 10 build housing so
close to the senior center.
From Al
challenging the adequacy of those
reports.
Caty Manager Ken Frank told
supervisors again Wednesday that
the environmental report on the
project as inadequate because at docs
not address the "growth-1nduc1ng
impacts" of the development.
Frank also lasted 14 other problems
c11y offic1ab have wLth the pro1ect.
including the proposed location or a
part 1n the development and the lac.k
of access county firefighters woui<t
have to the project.
··The city wants 38 less lots and a
different location for the park. All the
other 1uucs arc side mailers being
used H leverage to get the design of
the prOJcct they want:· the county
planning Director Robert Fisher ad·
vised the board. ··we're sausficd 1he
project is a good one."
The development would preclude
expansion of the facility while adding
traffic and blockana some views 1n the
area. Miller said.
City planner Pat Temple uad the
lrvtnc Co:s prchmanary plan!I to be
reviewed by the Plannana Com-
mission call for construction or up to
80 homes on the 16-acre par<:cl.
McCARTHY SPEAKS OUT AT UCI •• From Al
"a maJor threat w the bus1nei.\
damatc: ofthic state··
It 1scst1mated that the cleanup and
Cfnuunment of to;uc waste that has
afread;y occurred throughout the statt
wall run into the billions of dollar, -
a cost many busrnesses must bear.
Other butdens to business arc the
class action suits that arc being filed
against them and the cow. of d1spos.-
1ng of to>.1c wast'e. An y toxic waste
must be ,happed to one of two waste
dumps left an the state. which arc an
Santa Baroora County
"The tox 1c waste problem " a
pos111ve dasincenttve to tn\-e\t1ng an
this state." Mc< arth) said.
A~ a wlut1on. McCarthy prop<J!)CS
that chemical manufactureo do more
e>.tens1ve re<M:arch about thl' po'l'llblr
effect!> of tox ic chemical\ on the
environment.
Further. a partnership mua1 be
formed bet ween bust ness. en-
vironmentalists. and government 1n
an effort to ehmanatc landfill sites as
the '>Olu11 on. It must be made profit·
able for the pnvate sector to eliminate
toxic waste from industry.
Treatment faciht1es must be
strategically located near these indus-
tries or the problcm!I will multaply.
Mc( arth) ..aad.
.. For every SI O of cleanup and
containment. 11 wall cost only SI for
prevcnuon:· McCarthy added.
McCarthy stressed that he view~
''the un1vers11y as playing a major
role 1n the technical side ol the
problcmw through re5earch to dis-
cover which chemicals arc the
greatest threat. as well as the develop-
mentor new. safer chemicals.
McCarthy also mentioned the 1m-
pon.ance of increased media coverage
and public awareness or the issue.
.. The more we can pubhc12e 1t
ltox1c waste) and lift the public
consciousness and understanding of
the issue. the more people wall
parttc1pate in the solution ...
McCarthy concluded.
Regarding his political fu ture.
McCa rthy .... 1d 1ha1 he plans to run for
re-ele<.'taon 1n 1986.
.. , ha ve a clear view of where I am
going and I think 111s fo r re-election."
POLITICAL ENDORSEMENT DEBATED ••.
From Al
.. dt fauo pana..an race\ that would be
dc\tru<·t1 \C to Orange ( ounty'">
cl1matc of good ROvernment ··
llowcvcr ~ummcr~GOP counter
part. Orange Count)' Republican
Party < ha1rman Thomas Fuente\.
\Ug&e!tts 1ha1 the Democrats' action t'i
mcrcl) a gc'lture. 3 poltucal plo>
1n1tnded to put dl\tancc between
count)' l>cmoc:rat\ and the poltt1cal
fortunc\ of Ro~ Bard. the \talc
'iupremc C oun chief JU'lttcc "'hc1
must be confirmed by voters 1n I 9H6
''Thl') kno~ Republican, will pl.i)
J role 1n tht: defeat or Ro~ Bird. and
they don't want to be box<'d tn
defending Bird'\ record:· F uent<'\
\atd.
Fuente\ al'knowlcdiCd thal ht: h;1\
rnaxed feelan~ on the assut:
.. There t!) a good for the Republican
Party ol Orange ( ount ) to <.'omc oul
of tha'i rnurt deca'tton But I ha"e ..i
keen admiration for the clcanltnc\\ of
Calafornaa politics at the lcx:al levtl
bccau\C of II~ non-oantsan nature.··
" Just Call
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The party official noted that party
part1c1pat1on an non-panasan race'
would .. enormously t'nlargc the
d1mens1on\" oflocal pol1t1cal part1 e\
al the ttmc when .. the calendar 1s full
with panasan races that must be
attended to."
On the pol111cal level. Fuentes said
11 would be to the outnumbered
w unt) Democrats· advantage to
maintain the non-partisan nature of
local race\.
.. Ov<·r the years Democrats could
gl't c:lt'cted an Orange \ounty through
non-partisan offices. But that would
all change 1f Democrats had to run as
Dcmocrat'i Jlven this party's (the
< 10P'\) registration edic in this
rnunty.
··The) would lake to ~e this non-
pan1..an thing conttnue because it
would 'oerve the tr pol111cal goals." the < 10P chairman added .. , don't sec Dcmocrau an San r ranc1..co or Los An&elcs making
1he\C ,ugge'it1ons in plac" where they
arc 1n numerical control."
'i11ll. Fuentes ~id he plans to
\ubmtt the Democrats' request to the c,op.,, Central \ommmee for action
but without a recommendation.
Hanna explains that many Demo·
crat'> also \aw advantaies fo r their
part) 1n the court decision. but said
the) wcre ou1 vo1ed by Democrat,
who \aW the damage that pohtlCl/lng
non-r>art1!tan racc'i would do.
··we don't ha ve problems lake they
do hack East where to be t:lected a
JUdgc you have to talk to your cmtral
committee I don't thank Oranac
Count> wants to bring that kind of
backenna anto the county. A can-
didates· affihat1on with Ronald Re-
agan shouldn't matter. It should be
whether they'll be a good Judge or
\upc:rvawr. not what they believe
about Star Wars. ( entral America or
food stam~ ...
Hanna added. "If the Republtcan~
rtJC:Ct this. thcy•rC' ~Y'"' candadatei.
wall have to pa'l5 a political litmus
lest.··
Whal• Y" Hiie a .... a Ille Dally Piiot? Wut doa't )'H like? Call a~e
number at left alld )'Hr me1q1e wlll be r«9rded; tra1terlbed altd dellveree
to &M a,,,.,n.ae Ml .. r.
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~ltor .. U)' a.pk. C-artM..,.. to "r Lenere c.l1m• ••t leclllde &Mir
name aad aek-pliloH H mller for veriftcati... No cire.lat ... callt, pleate.
Tell .. wu&'t oa yoer mllMI.
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Mesa Co iincil boots t hree ,
names three to commission
By TONY SAAVEDRA
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A split City Council replaced three
Costa Mtsa plannina commis1ionqs
who were up ror reappointment
Wednesday na~t.
Francis ··Roy" Andreen. Ptter F.
Buffa and Joseph ErickJon were
nominated by the council to four-year
terms. fillina the posts of Charles
Markel. Mark Sloatc and Joseph
D1Carlo. whose terms expire Feb. 28.
The council rataficd the appoint·
ments with a san&le 3-2 vote. after
intcrv1cw1ng 11 of the 12 applicants.
C ounc1I members Mary Hornbuckk
and Da vid Wheeler voted against the
enure slate. althouib they favored
one or more or the appointment!).
The decision WH made after a 90-
minute elimanatton process an which
the aprlicants were scored by each
counca member on a scale of I to 5.
rescored and then scored apan.
But h1tlc of the d11scn11on that has
split the council on development
issues surfaced durina the informal
mcetina. reconvened from Tuesday
and held in the fifth -Ooor conference
room at City Hall
In fact . apphcant!I appeared to be
Judi.Cd more heavily on whether they
had a "positive" enthus1ast1c attitude
than whether they favored high· or
low-density growth.
However. remnanti. or the city's
heated council race last November
surfaced dunng the interviews of cx-
candadatts Dou& Yates and Charles
Markel. a planning commissioner for
the oast two years.
Holding a copy of Market's cam-
paign ~pending report. Wheeler asked
whether Markel would be able to
make ob1ecuvc dcc1s1ons despite the
n10nc·;y donated by dl·velopers and
builder\ to h1~ campa1in.
Markel replied that he would
Yates wa'i questioned b> Mayor
Norma Hcn1og about hts .. negative"
attitude toward the caty.
"It as a po .. itive diret•ti on that we're
cAplorang these nl'&at1vc\:· he
answcred
Both "'ere chm1natcd during the
'l<.'reening. Markel mo~tly bct·au'iC
bustne~s connections forced him IO
abstain more than 15 iime'I during hu.
~hon tenure
Hl' :ind OaCarlo have
;years apiece on the five-member
comm1u1on. with Sloate scrv1na 31h
years.
Thq will be replaced next month
ll~ l\ndreen. a three-tame applicant.
UulTa and Eracki.on.
1\ rl"tart'd college adm1n1s1rator.
Andreen. 64. told council members:
"I believe 1n u c1vi<.' planning program
tlYclt assure' a careful balance of
business/commercial developments
and the maintenance of a rich and
peaceful re'l1den11al environment."
Buna. a 36")'ear-old independent
1ckv151on producer. compared the
c.:omm1'is1on ton Juulcr tossing three
hall\ rcprc'iCnt1ng Inc needs of the
lit). the de, eloper and the comm uni-
t)
\nd [rtl'k\On. 17. stressed that he
will bt: mandru l (If the many families
that ha v~: rnmc to Costa Mesa 10 five
their lh1ldrcn "a decent place' to
grow up
"I honc'itl} question the con-
\-Crsaon of rci.1dent1al 1on1ng to
commercial. You've got to have a
l'crtaan quaht)' of hfc or all the money
an the world won't help you.'' he said.
MYSTERY MUD MIFFS MOTORISTS •••
From Al
the employee saad. "It !)Cem' 1c1d1c."
Don Lust. a me1erologist wath the
weather service an Los Angeles. said
his office has been flooded with calls
from Orange and Los Anacles county
residents wondering about the white
rain. described alternately as dusty.
arimy. muddy and flak y.
"We also got rcpOrh of brown rain
and· even brown snow up in the
mountains." Lust said.
Lust said the unusual downpour
most likel y was caused by high desert
wands that whipped up dust from
Death Valle v to Palm Springs. The
dust could have: later been deposited
1n the S:30 p.m. downpouT.
..We don't know the wurcc for sure
yet but 11 ~ems ccrta1 n that it's the
dust from the strong wand!I." he saad.
No 1mmcd1ate health complaanls
were lod&ed. but at least one per!>On
complained of an itchy skin rash
whale others said at left mark' on their
vehicles when)hey tried to wipe it off.
an Air Quality Management Distra ct
spokesman said.
··;\s 11 wipes away (from vehicle!.).
1t lea ves a httlc hole there." s~ud Jim
B1rakos. QMD deputy executive
director. -we believe 1t ha1 to have
\Orne 1ndu\1nal source.
.. A, lhl· material wa~ wiped off.
w me oft he people claimed 11 lcft a pll
on the car. It had eaten a'4tay the
paint:• he said.
He said any dama~ 10 vrh1des
could be cau!)Cd by either an acidic
'lubstance or a sandy one.
Barakos said results of a laboratory
analy'lli. wou ld be concluded some·
time todfl y.
The wind~ that bla:i.tcd the high
desert Wednesday arc expected to
buffet the Oranac Coast today but
probably wall dte off by nightfall. Lust
said.
OUR ONCE A YEAR
SALE
• • 1s now 10 prog~ess
50%0FF
On Selected &
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(Acroa from Roblneon1)
, (J
Arte Alliance aeta
nieeting, award•
rlu1,11nd•n1con1ribt11ion' to the ans •ill bt honored
turday when the Oran14! County Ana Alliance holds 111
annual mceuna 1n the Cyl)Rs Cultural Ant C'cnttr • .S 172 Otani( Ave .. Cypress.
Phot<>sraphcr Harvey Steam. newly ap poinlfd vice
chairman qf the Califom11 Ans Council, will bt the
feaiurcd pcaker It the aes 1dn, Khedultd from 9 1.m. to noon.
h The mttt1011 frrc and open to all thotc interested in
t e development of the aru. in Oranae County. Call
836-1600 to obtain a rescrv\tion.
Rumm-.e uJ~ •lated at colJ~e
The Orangr Coast C'ollcac Childrcn·s Center will hold
its annual rumm111e sale Saturday in the center's parkina
lot at the northern edar of the c:ampus near the collqe's
baseball and soccer field!.
Ttie wale will run from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. and w1ll 1nclU<k
household 11ems. furniture. clothina and books. The bulk
of the proceeds will ao to the Children's Center Buildina
Fund wnh the rest used for events and ncti vi ties al the
center. Call 432·S.S69 for add111onal informatin.
· Women'• .emlnar at UCI
A ~·minar on women and the ach1evemen1 of money
will be held Satu1•d11y hy UC Irvine Extt>nsion from 1n
Room 220 ofUCTs Social Science Tower.
A panel of specialists will discuss the topic from 9 a.m.
lo 4 p.m. The fee is S40 and rcg1stra11on for the seminar
ma) be made b) calllna 8S6-.S4 I 4. ,..
Embrolderen •tage ulJlblt
The OrnnJC County chapter of the Embroiderers'
Guild of Amenca will present ·'The Needle and Eye." an
exh1b1t of needlework treasures. at the Mills House Visual
Arts Complex in Garden Grove this weekend.
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An .. IC. did f8, .......... •I 1• ad f1s F •I cou~ IOU~ Md:-..S,..._.,.,••1111• Ml..,
mm1ul and tom&Mnd IO Adolt Hider.
AtteUnl U.S. AllOrair) Oniel N .. ....,. :cu
(nor o( ~1rachttn1 Anutovet who DOW livn •
Cotony to Y~ ... ...ct 11 wat• ,.., .... , fcir m 10
be tmd on charers of matt muidrr 11t thal c._ary as" ...
for Gtrmany to ll')' its war crim1nak M lhc Nwc.-.a inbunal.
"Tht Yugoslavian teq\IC'St for n tradrtion it for one or
the ov~i of the fa«'ill qu.iltinf MW~ afttt
the N1111d11mcmbtred Y .... v1a." Nrmmal&Jd.
He dncnbcd rtukov~ u a man btnt on tilt
utenmna11on oftht Serbian rate and de1trmined «> •1Pf
out IM J"' or what Wll then Croaaaa.
Q\Kthn.1 from various afTida\11U submitted to U.S.
Ma..,stratc Volney Brown. Nimmerde~1lcd thcatrocn~s
1ttr1bu~ 10 Anokovac by v1riou5 •1tnn1eJ •
.. On a ettta1n da> 1n 1941 . SOO Setbtan.ci v1h1n1 wett
CC>lleaed. ~ order of M1n1sttt AndnJ• Anuko"1c."
N1mmcr•id ... M1n1stcr Anukovtc ordered that those: SOO
Se-tbs bt k1Ued, and they wttc run over by &.anks and
mach1ne .. unncd 10 dc21h."
Artukovic. whate lawycnda1mcd to the last moment
1ha1 he was 1ncom~nl IO un<kntand the procced1nas ~l qu~tly bth1nd the ta~. listcn1na toa translator wh~ ~la)td the coun pr<lccuiinas 10 him in the Croa111n
lanpaee.
The d1spla) will he conducted from noon to 4 p.m.
Saiurda)' and Sunday. Call exhibit chairman Cheryl
Schaeffer al 75 1-2598 for further information.
Officer Al Munay and bla parent.. ltnld and Edward
Student's attorney
want~ case dropped
1V ork•IJop for teen• at G WC
A workshop in commun1ca11on for teen-agers only-
no parents allowed-will be presented Saturday morning
at Golden West ColleiC in Huntington Beach.
Marriage counselor Ma l) Bruwman will conduct
the program. from 9:30 a.m. 10 12:30 p.m. in Room I IU of
the college business building. The fee is S 10 and
regima11on i\bclng taken at 89l-3991
Irvine's top police officer
doesn 't regret job change
By \i.e .bNda&H Prett
• A defense a11omcy said he will aik a Judat to dlsm1 s
a murder Chaf'lt' ap1nS1 a Vietnamex refugee whe>Sr trial
in the k1lhng of a ulifomia State University ph)\IC\
professor ended 1n a hunaJury.
'"Of course I will ask for the asc to be d1sm1sK<l,'
a11omcy Alan May said Wednnday.
De•lgn •emlnar .clJeduJed
'frvtne Pol1ce-Departmenf ha s got to be
the best in the world/ Al Murray says
extr~ly well. His peers look up 10
him.
Certainly Irvine residents have
taken to Murray. In prescnt1na his
award. Chief Leo Pean nottd that
Murray 1s the only one ofh1s officers
10 receive nowers and singma tele-
grams both from people he has hdpcd
and those IO whom he has issued
c1ta11ons.
May ind Deputy OiJuict Attorney Mel Jen1en are
scheduled 10 meet Fnday btfott Supmor Coun Judac
Richard Beacom for a ckterm1nat1on on whether Minh
Van Lam should bt retried.
Lam. 21. was cbal):Cd ·with murderini profcst0r
Edward Lee Cooperman. 48. who was shot Oct. 13 in his
office at Cal State FuUenon. lam's tnal ended 1n a m1stnal
Tue"1ay after jurors said they were deadlocked itftcr four
days of dchbcrauons.
A free: interior des1an seminar will be conducted
Saturday from I 0 a.m. (o noon at the Ron Baron School of
Interior Dcs1Jn in Co111a Mesa. J A free mini-class will be included in the pFOgram. f-or
scaling re.<.erva1 1ons. 1.·all 540-1210.
By LISA MAHONEY
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Irvine'\ 1984 Polrce Officer of thl·
Year abandoned a well-paying career
1n computer SC'1ence 1n favor of law
enforcement seven )Cars ago.
banquet room al the A1rponcr Inn
Tuesda)' was the first ind1cat1on
Murray had that he wa~ finally top
cop after being nbm1n11ted five years
1n a row. He has more than 2S commenda-
tions in his personnel file. the chief
~Id. Border tension up 1Vrltlng analy•l• offered
l\n 1ntroduc11on to pcrsonallly n sc sment throuih ~1ent1fic handwn11na anal) sis will he offered Saturda) 1n
Newport Beach.
And he doc\n't rcgrt't what he gave
up for a minute. Al Murray said at 11n
Exchana<' <. luh luncheon honoring
him.
"I was shocked. I had all I could do
10 fight back the old moisture." he
i.atd of the double whammy I\ liking for people and a desire to
··chana<' the world." led him 10 police
work. Murray said. ··People ap-
preciate your &iv1ng your best efTort."
he said.
(op.,, ~ou know. don't cr). TIJUANA. Me1uco ( .\P) -Officials of the T1Juana
ChamberofCommerce sa) an advcrttsin1campt1n ur1mg
residents of the Mexican border city lo refrain from
V9'tt1na the United tatcs 1s not an attempt at a bo)con of
.\mcncan busmc~s
Graphonaly\t S1stc:r Linda Nicholson. principal of
Our Lad> Queen of Anaels School. will conduct the
workr,hop 1n Room I 08of1he school. The cost ·~ S40 and
further information ma) be obtained h) calling 644-0660
Anault group •eek• volunteer•
.. .\ lot of nl\ friend<> d1dn 't think 1t
waHhe ngh1 thing to do." Murra). 36.
w1d "The Irvine Polin· Dcpanment
has go110 ~the bc<>t in the \.\-Orld. The
people are m> family 3.000 m1lc:s
away from my real lam1ly ...
But Murra) '<i mom and dad
weren·1 far awa\ 1n Medlord "vta~ll
Bui Murra) s scns111v1t)' was a
factor in hr\ bcin$ chosen from
among the 11 nom1ne~ this )'ear.
.\ss1gned 10 lhe department's )OUlh
a\s1stance program 1n 1983. Murra)'
works with underage 1.·nmc: v1c11ms
and \USJ>CCIS
Right no"". he rnten 1ews v1ct 1msof
child abu~ and sexual assault whose
parents. 1n many cases. are the prime
su'>pcl t'> ··Whl·n I sec ll.1d'I fo through
the trauma that the> do . think. 1f I
don't l arc. who w1lf." Murra~ said.
Murra\ Joined the lr"ine pohce
force an i 977. He worked patrol and
traffic before Joining the )Outh as-
111stance program.
Murray is a member of the depart·
ment's SWAT team and helped wnte
the K-9 pr<>vam
8) asking T1Juana residents not to cross lhc border
where stepped-up sune11lancc has cau~ traffic backups
since last ~ck. chamber Pres1den1 Pablo Gutle~'
Barron said he hoped 10 ··tcavc the border sates ckar for
.\mencans "mting our cit).··
, The Orante County Sexual A~sault Nerwork and the
Sexual Assault V"·t1m ~n1ces arc recruiting \Oluntcers
for a )Ol nt hotline and ad\OCaC) training program.
bcginn1na aturday morning.
Toesda). · Ho-..c\CT. Gutierrez Barron acknov.lcdJcd lhe
chamber's efTon was o;,1m1lar 10 a campaign being wqrd in
Juarez. acros~ 1hc border from El Paso. T eus..
Three sessions will be held Saturday11 from I 0 a.m. io
6 p.m. and four on Mondays and WcdncMla)'s from 7 to I 0
p.m. at the UC Irvin<' Women·s Rcsour<:c (enter and 1h1.·
Oran$e Public Library. Tho~ interesung 1n \Olunteenng
as trainees 11hould call .SJ8-7878 or 8.S~6000.
l 'pon lc·arn1ng 1ha1 her iwn was
going to be honorcd. h1\ mo1hcr
dec1dt'd to fl> ou1 with hl·r hu\band
anu daughter to attend the luncheon.
Watching hi\ relat11,c:\ fik into lht'
Sa1ll Lt. ..\I Muir. Murray s super-
.,,~,,. ··1hc work he docs do. he docs
Because of the emotional toll of
""orkina ""''h )Ouths. Murra y ~•d his IOll IS tO transfer 10 fraud and
cmbc!alement cases in the ncAt few
years.
Juarez rcs1denis bq.an boycomna U.S. bu11neSK"s
Tue!iday after Institutional Reirolu11onary Part) official:!.
a.sxtd for rt'talla11on for incrcaJCd bQrder sune1Uance
Wlll• toplc of GWC •emlnar Local rowing"center moves closer to reality
Attorne} Richard Butcher will rnnduct a program on
the basin ofw1ll preparation and planning. including the
new pre-wnlten wills. Saturday morn ma at Ciolden Weo;,t
College m Huntington Beach.
Thc\Cm1narw1ll be held from 9a.m. lo noon 1n Room
I 37 of the Administration Building. rhe program fee IS
S 12. and registrauon 1nforma11on may be obtained '"
calling 891-3991 .
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
Oc\elopcrs of a planned <·anoc. ka )ak and rowing
ccntl'r lo he built 1n the pper Nt>\l.port Ba> arc a step
clo..cr to con'itruclion this week following approval of
plans b ) the state ( oastal Commm1on
The 18.228-'IQuarl'·foot fac1lit) would be located on
public: tidelands at North Star Beach and would be
ava1labh: to 1ndcpcndcn1 rowers. boatrria cluh'I and ll' 11. .,._ ______ groups. says 8111 Wh11ford who. along w11h John Van
Cleave. ha~ been ~pcarhcad1ng the dnv<• for the rowing
ce nter since 1981 .
Thursday, Feb. 21 < ons1ruct1on ofthl· Newpon Aquatic (enter a putillr
fac1lil> to be built w11h pnvatt' fund~. ma) hcg10 b) Jul\
pending appro\al of final bu1ldina plans. planner' \a~·
fht < oa'ital \omm1.,.,1on approved the plan\ la\t
fhuNla).
• 7 30 p.m .. lrvlne Plannln1 Commission. (•I>
Council Chamber\. 17200 Jamboree Bl vd.
Woman 'kissed, pinched'
after kidnapping in Mesa
A 36-year--0ld woman has told P.?hc~ she was ludnappcd. robbed.
'kissed. touched and pinched" by
two men 11\c:r her car broke down
Wednesday in Costa Mesa.
The woman told police she was
pushina her car off V1cton1 Strc('l
Newport Beach
Bur&Jar\ took more than S2.000 In
cash from the Outer 'itrcrl
Rc1traul'llnl al 4647 MacArthur Hl vd
The crookt ima bed ou1 n window.
pried open a •fc and lool<'d \C\ t·ral
cash rcai1tcr!. • • • vandal drd S 70 1n dam F hy
break1nJ ou1 a window of a re111dent•c
on 1he 3400 hlock of ' :nhore Drive, • • • A thlt'I $tole an l>C"en·fOQt in·
Oatablc boa t from a •hp on the I 00
block of We t C oa~I tfrahwa). Th''
loss wa\ cs11ma1cd al S 1.400 • • • mcnc \muhtd oul 1hc wind·
1h1cld ofa marked poh<C carJarkcd
near tl\c (Orner of lr\.'1nc on Shtr·
rin11on. Dam•ac to the while 1~4
("bfvrokt Malibu ~., e\t1nu1cd Ill
SI~. • • • T~o 1Jc m1rror1 "onh SJOO I ptt\~ ~ere Molen trom a Cidflla [I ---oontdo partnt on 1hr 1600 block of.]
16th trC'CI. • • • tnWOnl' trn•J ltt I fln• 10 it1 .. \
J
near National Avcn~ when twCI
Hispanic men forced her in10 their
vehicle about 6:4.S p.m .. nnd took her
ke~s and purse .
Costa Mc,. Lt. Tom Lazar rt·
20rted the men drove her 10 lake
Forest. an unincorporated communi-
ha,·khoc parked 111 a rnnstru 1100 11e
OC'I 1ht corner of 4th Strtct and
(' rnatmn i\"enur 1n < orooa dcl
Mor The fire. confined to the en11ne
rnmpartment. ~auM:d $400 1n dam·
aac. • • • \ huralnr cnu cd S.SOO 1n damaae
while break1n&1n10 n 1981 .\ud1 SOOO.
The hur&lar took SI 0 1n rash and two ·
\h:reo knobs worth SS from th('
"chicle
HantJncton Beacb
Someone u\Cd a rock to 1ma'h a
window In lhc buralary Wcdn"'9ay
n11h1 of1he Radio ;FtlK'k store at 9~ I
.\dam' "c· The lou. n11ma1cd 11
$3.000. included \.'tdfo rteordcf'\
wont\U.000 • • • \ 1dc window w•t 11m1•htd to
hul'J)ar11e a home owr the kt>nd
on 1hc 1700 bb:k of Bl)~ood. a
resident rcPQfltd Wcdne'4a)-. Tbt
In" M'ldudcd I t'lmml '""1h SI'°
anll 11 nuhhaht wonh UC), • • •
·' "''m\•n rcrn1ncd WcJn\·W•' that
1y about IS m1le'i from C'os11 Mua.
where they "k1'i5C<i, touched and
pinched .. her.
The men rcponedly took S 125
from the woman. btfore dnv1n1 her
back to her car about two hours later.
'°mconc ,tole her pu™' from an
unlcxkcd rOQm dunna ~r ... 1ccs 11
Redeemer Lutheran C'hur4'h. 16351
Blackout affects
2.250 customers
lC'l trir•t) to 2.2~ hom" ind bu•ine'~' 1n C'o\ta MC1& WH hut
dt1Wn for up 10 1x hours Wcdne•)' ~cau~ of a faulty undcraround cable
In Ncwpo11 Beach
Thr S. IS p m. blackout co"crfd the
area from Ne~pon Boulevard to the..
Back Ba). btt~c n t 7th and Wtl n
'itrects. accord1n1 10 Jam Kenned).
\p<>kc\man for ~uthern Clhfom11
Fd1wn C'o
Po~cr "''' rt,tof\·d 1n about In hour form I orthnu torntn. wl\1k
othcn walled until a ut I l;IO p.m ..
Kennedy 111d ~.aid ,~.._...-c.wtHWlft undtr1r~ und cabfc fa1lurt' 1n Nt•·
POft k~h that uKd tht· nun:
c1rcu11 to f11I
The aquatic center 1s en\1s1oncd as a place where:
tra1n1ng and 1ns1ruc11on could be held and where boats
could be stored. Wh11ford says.
The Newpon Beach Parks. Bcache~ and Recreation
Department 1s also \l.Orking with the d<'vt>lopc~ on plan\
10 conduct rowing classes and other acm 111es at thc
fac1lm
Pri."\C'ntl\ lhC' ro"' 1ng teams from Orange ( oa't
f'ollcgt' and ( ( lr\1 ne ha'e fac1h11cs 1n l'locwpon Bay to
practice Whitford \3~\ but md1,1dual\and pn\atc 1cam ..
do not That s1tuat1on ha\ frustrated local rowers for )cars
'"W t• approached the C'll) fir\I and th(') said '( 1rcat
1dC'a but we don't ha\e the mone\ to build 1t · \o I \aid
'OK ""h;u 1f I get the mont'~.,. ··Whitford 5a1d
01) mp1c~lass rowen ma) train there while the public
could rent hoats for day use.
< 11~ official'> a.arced to plalc: th<.' rnaucr un th1·
"lo\emllc:r 1982 ballot and found that Ncwpon B<'alh
\OtCr\ O\erwhelm1ngl ) appro,cd of leasing the pub·
It<. tideland\ area for a rowing cenwr .\quat1c center planners have formed a non-profit
group to ra1<1e the SJ m1llton 1n needed construc11on lune.I\
and haH established a board of directors to O\er~l' tht•
opcra11o n'
, • With plani. neanngcomph:t1on the "il'\l.port quallr
< ~ntc:r'' board ofdm:ctor<11s 1urn1ntt 1l\ JllC'nt1on toward
tund-ra1\1ng. \\ h1tlord \a\\
~h11 ford. who hao;, been an avid rower 1,mn·
rhrldhood. has pu'lhed for lhc fac1hl)' al ong with other\ in
the: area frustrated O\ er tht' lack offac1ltt1e'1 to enJo\ 1hc1r 'il}Ort
Prl\ all' donol' arc he Ing called on"' htle a maJurfund-
ra1\1ng c\Cnl "plannC'd for the 'iprtng
··1 hi\ pro1n t 1s -,omethmg "'t·'rt· l nmm11tt·d to \CCing
hu1h " \\ h1 tlord ..aid
Spnngdah: St. The loss included lhc
S.SO purw. S20 1n ca'>h. plus ke)S and
l·red11 l'ards. • • • .\ r<•\1den1 of the 6 700 block of un
repo rted Wcdnesc:la)' that someone
'ltOh: his blue 197.S Honda motorc)clc
from ht'> gara,e. He rt<'ovcrtd the
H~hrde. pan1al ) m1pptd. a half-mt le
awa) The lou was es11m11cd at S300 • • • \omeone kicked in the front door
10 hurglnme a home Wtdncsda) on
th~· I S500 block of Hun11ng1o n Vil-
la,e Thl' lo\'i included Jewell) wonh
S-\<X} and COin\ worth SJS.
l"lne
Four whcds were removtd from a
Cadillac: parked on M1cArthur
Roult' ... nrd • • • Someone hroke rnto a btmnns 11
I 7Q~ I k) Park Blvd. 1ak1n11 C'ISh
boi v.1th an unkno-..n amount of
mOnC' IO\ldC
Two Lapaa mea
J.iledmpotbut
• • • ( h("Ck'i \tamp<; and othl'r ml\·
l'ellaneou'i 1temi. were tall.en Imm a
tirm at I 7~lS5 Sk\ Park Bhd •••• Tire\ and wht't'l!I \\t'f'C' tal.cn from J
\.Chick parked on linden ~' enut' • • • SomC'one 'inatch<'d a' pur\C Imm J
woman t'mplo\et ol ~ < art"' n~ht
Road bu\1ne\\ The:' aluc nl lh<" pur'K.'
ond 11scon1ent., we re 1.·.,11ma1c:d c11 k-. ..
than S~<Xl
Coeta Meea
\ m1t ro""a' l' o' l·n 'al uni .1t \40fl
"a r~port1.'d .,tokn lrnm o1 hnm<" 1n
the '<lOO hlocl>. of Batlh \tn."t."t ~omt'·
ume bcl""l'l'n 9 a m and ~ p m
Wedm:sda> Entl) had ht'l'n madt•
lhrOUJh 8 illfllSC and lnlel ii \Ide: door
The '8mt' htlU'IC had ht-en hurglan1('J
about I Y.t'el. ISO • • • .\ \ltlc<X "'~II<" rc:•i:urdcr v. on h S3 I 6 v.-a\ rcpon('J '>lolen lrom an
1p:artmcnt al 1116 Pomona .\ \'t'
'>Omeume hct"-Cen 8 a m and 1 Ill
pm I ul"'>tl.1\ I 1llr. apparent I\ "'a'
mJdl' thro ugh .1 pan1alh oJX'n<'d
\\I nd11\\ . . .
( .amaa l·qu1pml·n1 and nOr\.
\,1lul'd at S "'4' "'l'rl' repoiwd io1oltn
horn a homt· in lht• 21110 hlud; of
( ont 1n1:ntal \ H'nUl 'omcttme be·
'"'l·l·n ~fl m Jnd n pm ~l·dnc\da~
I n1n apparl·nll' "d' mc1dc h\ pr\1ng
llf'll'n a rt:a r lloor
Lacuna Beach
\n \lh 1c"' T t·rran n·\ldt•nt rt·-
ponn l J hnml· hurtr.lar~ \.lonJo1, hut
hJd not \c:t dt•tcrm1ned thl" anmun1 ot
1h,· ro .... • • • Pnlil l' fl'\J)(lndcd lfl rt"llOn' of a
'dl1l le llre Monda~ momina on
< rt'\' and ( Jlenne\ n: •.ircct'I but "l"re
unahlc to locate th<' reported hlate • • • ~ I 9lC red Pul h mopc'd repon~
\tokn \1ond:t\ morning al uauna
lkillh High \chool was later local~
"'' a .... nri..i:-1 't the Park \H•nuc
'iChool
Mesa police nab suspects
for allegedly stripping car
T"o iuspcctcd C'lt th1C\C\ ~~
arru&C'd earl 'f..'tdn~ momm1
afttr the) .. ere S(t'n allcacdl)' ""~
etna a t'lr 1n • ~'1den11al ~ tton uf
Cc>tll f('\a
Police •ere ~allt'd 10 \ht'~ bloek
of ttnnbriar Lane 1rou.nd 1.m. b)
• rntdtn1•ho1i1w t•'O men ta.11.e the
ttta 1)ff • '1)0nKW ind 1'U1 1hmnn t~ bc'J ofa y,mall pklttp.IN(k.
Ofti n ~•bk-to"°' tM lnM: "1t 1ir. kt' 1n th\-K"C'M. and ch.utd
d ~n one of the \u\P<'(h fhc othef
\U~pc<'l ha\J \l8)N 1n the truck
1 omm) l<'c rwman. 20. of Lona
Be~ hand Lou"\\ ill y Brook 21 , of
L-0 n '" wer~ det1mcd on u P•-
aon or rar thd\. auto buralal') ind
po\ saon ofhu~a') tools
-t~ ~ ITUC'k ll1d w -
Port\ car. \.lnpprd or lh ''"'" and ~ n:u. ~re fiuand co bl" \tolcn from c·, ta t C'\.I
=
,, ,,
t
•' ,
,.
9rfteA.-1dltl ........
'Ow U ttonomy expended ll a
~ 4.9 pncen1 annual raae in last
)lllW0 t fow1h qU911CT, a m()ft YllOf'OUt
Plft lllan earlcr ntimated. ahe
Con11ner« Otpannwn1 aid today.
Al a mutt. 1he powth raae for alt of
1914 was IMst~t 1n men than
thiec dcCadei. the ckpmnnwnt said. Tht lltftCY rev1tcd the f ull~ytar
incrate uo-ard from the ttrt1e1
etllmate 0(6.I ptrctnt 10 6.9 percent
-lhC bnt (~.,...... -tM 1.3
Pl'tteftt ritt en 19.SI, Tht ... n in i. .,_.., lourd9
quantt. u ~ bJ die _._ ••
~ national p!IG.Utt -ill IOllil
OUlput 0( loads IM tel'¥:--ii
mott tban 2 ~~~ 1he ckpenmenl't iat1iaf nulMtt of
2.8 perttnt made in December btfote
1he quaner had ended.
That in1tw proJCCtioa was l"t'v1tCd
upward last month IO l .9 pttttnt and
boolted ap1n 1oday beted on m0tt
com .. tt dau for 1he quantt. 1
Tbuconomy's l"t'bound followed a
subsunt1al dechnt 1n inln'C'St rates
las1 fall . prompced in pen ~•more
accomodaahe montiary policy 11 1he
Fcckral Rncrve.
An Inventory Reduction
T SAI..E
30%_ OFF .,
Everything in the Store -This is
Our Own Stock -Regularly Sold in Our Store
•Chains
•Rings
•Pendants
• Pina
•Earrings
• Figurin•
•Watch•
• Braceleta
• Necklac ..
•Channa
•Mounting•
• Art Objects
Sale ends when the inventory hu been reduced to the level
recommended by our accountant. Don't mia out ... Come in
early for your selections.
UM Your Vaa or Ma.terCard No Hou.H Charg• All SalM Final
c
D
CHARLES H. BARR
WHtcliff Pina at 17th and lrviM
N~wport ~uh. Calif. 92663
.... mcMllla.
Tiw Comlntt\"e DrPennwnt a&.
........... dtt ilKW ··-.. . W:.~tiiy ,. .... tlid , ...... y·· u cold .atlln mulled •• h.... Ulili•y bills that SMltCd ..
spndi
•If 'fatl Sllftl IS loolLint f'of ~ lfO'i!l"h W1th low infteuon.
lhew ........ .support ..... tJL~ uoa... Mid Sandra Shabtr. muor
«Gft099ill at ChMt Economc'tncos in a.II Cyawyct. Pl. ..On tht other
hand. if they are lookina for the kutd
of' raPid economic pvwth that '°""' •Y it IOina 10 kl us arow out of the
dc(eci1. ~·re not tttint that.'' ·
At the White Houtt. prestdenttal
lpOknman lan'y Speakes said the
lattll fiaum 1nd.C.1t ·a continued
moderate powth 1n personal income
and consumer sprnd•na. Thew art'
posiaivt s.,.,s as 1he economy moves
into 1 new yar of sui111Md arowth. ••
In h11 sem~1nnual report 10 Con-
pns. Volctccr rtpeatccf pas1 waromas
about lhe danttt1 inhcrcnl in the
to1rina budatt ~fici1s. sayina: .. We
arc in a ml sense living on borrowed
mont'). and lime."
Housing
prices
increase
in East
WASHINGTON (AP) -Ud by
b11 increases in Bo$ton. New York
and Rochester. N.Y .. home prices in
almost every metropolitan arc.a in the
country went up in 1984. according to
a survey released Wednesday by the
National ;\ssoc1a1ion of Rea hors.
Figures com~nna the fourth quar-
ter of 1984 with 1he same penod a
year earlier show only four of the 37
areas chcded -Anaheim-Santa
Ana: San Jose: Fort Lauderdale. Fla.
and Houston -w11 h declines. and
&hose were small.
However. in 28 of the cities. factors
includi.ng the normal wintcn1mc
dee Ii nc in dcma nd forced pnccs down
in the fourth quarter compared with
the third quarter of 1984.
San Diego was the onl) city 1n the
Far West with a quarter-to-quarter
increase. Chicago. Kansas City and
Oklahoma C11y showed increases
along w11h 1he East Coast metro-
politan areas of Albany. N. Y.: Atlan-
ta. Baltimore. Boston and New York
Cit).
"Ormand for housing in 1he Nonh-
east 1s. 1n some cases. ou1s1npping the
~uppl). putting upward pressure on
prices th ere." economists for the
Reahors said.
The mos& startling increase oc-
curred 1n the Boston area. wh~re the
S 104.800 in the last quarter of 1984 ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~====~===~~~~~~=~=~!!!!! median price of homes rose 10 from S84.900 a year earlier. The C ~ ' ?c>--....------median is the point at which half the
/
I
---c ,_ -~ -~ 5 • homes sold for more and half for less.
During &he year. Boston joined
New York and the California c111es of
Anaheim-Santa Ana. San Diego. Los
An1elcs. San Francisco and San Jose
on the list of cities where half of all of
the homes sell for more than
SI 00.000. That list remained the
same for the final quarter oflast year.
~romises <Co r::;;Reep
Wedding Plans ... but don't know where to turn ? Look for
the DaiJy Pilot's Special Wedding Section on Thursday,
February 28th. You 'II learn all you need to know ,about
all manner of wedding finery, protocol pomp and ceremony
. and a. whole lot more to make your wedding day
a special memory. Make note not to miu this
exciting issue on Thursday. February 28th!!
l' l
The West. especially California.
showed a softening of home prices.
after a period of fast appreciation
during the 1970s. the associa1ion 's
economics and research division
said.
The econom1s1s attnbu1ed the low
rate of appreciation in some Cali-
fornia cities and the decline in 01hers
to a plentiful supply of homes in
relationship 10 dcrMnd.
The laraest decline. 7.5 percena.
occurred in San Jose. Calif. where the
median price dropped to S 119.000.
compared wish S 128.600 a year aao.
Among the major cities wi1h the
lowest median home prices were
Oetro11. at $47.900: Louisville. Ky ..
$48.300: Indianapolis. Ind .. SS! .100:
Albany, N.Y .. $52.700: and Cmcm-
nati. $57.200. All were up from a year
ago. ·
The nationwide founh quaner
median was S 72.400.
Senators
cQntinue
filibuster
'
toclrJDan hoepitalized,
released after 'faintnese'
IJ*A•tmWPriu
WASHINGTON -Buda;:t Dntttor Da"ld tockman. hosp1ulitcd lalf
'Wtdnnday after compla1nin1 offeclina faint. was rckait'd from Georae1own
Un1\tnet) Hospital about ctJhl hours fatcr. A h0tp1ul spokttwoman said his
"rondmon was fine." C) ruh1a B)t>n said tock man. 38. wu ldmmcd to tM
ho6p911l 1bout 10 p.m. ~.,.and spcnl IM remaindtt of the n•ah• so doc1ors couad ,..aach over him tock man had ~n accomp1nicd b~ his wife. Jennifer.
to lht hospital. Earhtr. Claudia Dom1n11z. anolhtr hosp1lll spokCJwoman.
said 1hc tock man told :a nutst at the hospiJal that they had been aucndina a
dinner part~ earlier.
Rm8an meet. pre. tonJ61Jt on TV
WASHINGTON -President Reapn will hold the fil'5t ncws conferenre
of hts 1ttond term 1on1&)lt at 8 p.m. EST. The question-and-answer St'Hion
with reporters will he broadcast hvc by the major telens1on and rad to networks
1 from the East Room of the White House. II will be the 28th formal news
conference of Reaaan·~ pn:stdcnC) and his first sin e Jan. 9. six wttks aao.
Dunna thc first term. Reagan hdd fe~C'r news conferentts 1h1n an) recent
prcs1dcn1. and th:.1 last 5CSs1on wa~ his first in nearl) six months.
Sean pa•IJe. new all·parpolle card
CH IC .\GO-~rs. Roebuck & C o .. stepping up 11s move 1n10 the world
offinan e. will introduce a ncwall-purposecmht card by the end of the yarto
compcac with Visa and Mas1cr('ard. compan)' officials say. Sears' chairman
Edward R. T clling. ~ho made the announcement Wednesday. had said in 1981
that such a card was p:in of Scars· goal 10 become the largest financial.,servicts
compan) in the nation. II 1s alread} the nation's largest retailer.
Military re.erve recruit. ap
W.\SHINGTON -Two of the six co mponents of the nauon·s miliaary
rcsene forces fell short of their goals for new rec. ruits last year. but overall
reserve strength is at an all·llme high. the Penta&on says. Elaborating on a
report released last month. the Defense Depanment said Wednesday the Army
National Guard and the Army RCS<'rve both "experienced some difficuhy In
enhs11 na new recru11s. -By contrast. the Na val Reserve. Jhe Marine Cofl'S
Reserve. the Air National Guard and the Air Force Reserve all met orcxcttded
1hc1r fiscal 1984 goals for enlisting recruits without pnor military service.
'Dick 111Jd Jane' author dead
SEATTLE-Elizabt'th Rider Montgomery Julesbcrg. the woman whose
stones about Dick and Jane and Spot the dog helped more tllan 20 million
children learn to read. 1sdead at age 82. Mrs. JulesbcrJ: the author of more than
70 published books and plays. died Tuesday at Providence Hospital in Scallle
afiera long illness. She was a first Jrade teacher in Los Angeles in I 940when she
wrote the first of the primer scncs. ··we Look and Stt." Using repetition of
simple words and sentences. such as ··See Dick run.·· her grade school reading
pnmers featured the characters D1ck. Jane. Sally and Spot.
Ely•• a gambling mecca?
ELY. Minn. -A plan to turn this financially troubled town into a
gambling mecca on &he edge of a vast wilderness womC'S some residents and
religious leaders. who fear an influx of mobsters and sin ... We're in need of
tourism. there's no doubt:· said the Rev. Vince Galhnatti. associate pastor of
St. Anthony's Ca tholic Church in this isolated town 240 miles north of
Minneapolis. The town is a key entry point to the state's l.75·m1llion-acre
Boundary Waters Canoe Area. but has been hit hard by declining tourism and
a depressed economy on northeastern Mmnesota·s Iron Range.
I
CAllFORNIA
I Hedgecpck face. 1t11otJJer count
SAN Of EGO -Mayor Roger Hedgecock. fac:mg another cnminal cha'lr
o n top of d1s1ing perjury and conspiracy counts. says the latest allegation 1s
part of a dfstrict attorney·s campaign to "drive me out of office." Prosecutors
filed the Jatcs1 complaint. a misdemeanor con01ct-of-intercst charJe. apins1
Hedl(t~k on Wednesday. The new charsc stems from a vote Hedgecock
mado on a couna y projC('I while a supervisor in 1982. Hedgecock has bttn
ma)o(ofSan Dicsa since May 1983.
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SAN FRANCISCO-Two Japanese television cameramen were auacked
CJnd robbed of more than SS0.000 in camera gear. according to police. Tomo
Kawamura. 20. of the Tokyo Broadcasting Co. and Makoto FUJI ta. 37. were
loading equipment into a car when they were assaulted Tuesday by 1hrcc men.
officers said. Kawamura hit his head against the car during the attack and was
in serious condition at a hospital.
Fugltlve attorney faca trial
SAN RAFl\EL -Former fugiti ve lawyer Stephen Bingham, accuttd of
trigering the blood1~st escape attempt in San Quentin prison history by
smuggling a gun to .Slack mil1tan1 George Jackson. says he's not surprised a
judac has ordered him 10 stand trial. Bingham. scion of a prominent
Connec11cu1 famity. surfaced last summer after 13 years in hiding. He said he
thouaht the time was nght 10 geta fair tnal on fi ve counlSof murder and one of
conspiracy !)anded down in an October 197 1 grand jury indictment.
Heart patlent dle. at 24
SAi" DIEGO-Betsy Sneith. kepi alive by a donated heart for fou r years.
has died of cardiac arrest fi ve monthsafier becoming the fim hean transplant
recipient to give birth. doctors say. She was 24. Sneith. of suburban Santcc. died
Wednesday at the University of California San Diego Medical Center. the
same hospital where her daupi1er was delivered in September.
Because Sne11h was unmarried and the infant's closest known relative. her
grandmoahcr. lives in Pennsylvania. the child 1s being cared for at the county
H1llcre.a Receivina Home.
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Gandlll 1"Ult. better U.S. relatlon•
NEW pELHI -Indian, Prime Minist~ Rajiv Gandhi says he hopes for
bt'ner relations between India and the United States but the continued U.S.
supply of weapons 10 Pakistan could hindcrclottr tics. The 4()..ycar-old prime
m1n1stcr said that weapons flowina into Pakisaan. India's enemy in thrcc
confYcts. 1s his country's biggest problem with the United States. ~ ,
lrl•IJ OK controvenlal bUl
DUBLIN. Ireland -The government, by three votes, has won approval
of a bill that would allow anyone at least 18 years old to buy so~ aypct of
c<;>ntraceptives. The bill was .fiercely oppose<! by lre&and's Roman Catholic
hierarchy. The Wednesday nigh& VOie by the 166-membcr Dail was the nrst
victory for an Irish aovcrnmcnt in a toc-10-toc battle with the Roman Catholic
church. to which 97 pcrce~t of the por;>ulation bclonas.
PL() cite. terror, •••ulnatlon
PARIS-Abu N1dal. the PLO d1ss1dent leader rcponed 10 have died last Octo~r. e ve ~n c1&ht·hour inte~iew lo 1he .mapzinc Franct Arab World. the
mapzme s editor said today. Lucien 8111erlm. the editor. said that durin1 the
interview, ·Abu Nidal a.sscned he intended to ··mount •rations aplntt
Arrltricans m the comina months .. and that h's orpnlzation "his decided to
urtute Kina Husst1n" of Jordan.
Sernce JJeJd for Spain pJ1111e d•d
BILBAO. Spain -Queen Sofia led moumcn 11 a memorial service for
1-48 vict1m1 of the crash of an lbtriajctlincr on 1moun11insi<k1n the Buque
count')'. whctt foSo mud and cold weather hampered wor'km today in their
arch for bodies. Pope John Paul II sent a 1cttanm ofsympethy 10 the bishop
of 81lblo. the BllQut rtaJOn's m•Jor city. where ttlativn of the dead plhettd
Wednesday for the mcmorial 1t1V1ce at Our Lady of Bqona Bls1hca. ..
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WASHINGTON (AP) -8nt1sh Prim~ Min1sttr Mara.am Thatcher.
wlnd1n1 up her three-day visit in
Washinaton today. said there arc no
.. taldy·m* answers" to econo mic '°"' points ~Wttn her country and
the United Statn.
Meetihl with rcPoners. she aliO
recommended that the United Statn
broaden its diaquc wnh the Soviets
on arms control.
Taluna note of the recent surac in
the value of lhe dollar. she said.
"We·re well aware offro blems of the
mountina strcna1h o the dollar and
iu problems for the rest of the world.
I'm afraid we haven't any rcady-
madc ansv.ers. ·•
She said she found tn her dis-
cussions with President Rcapn on
Wednesday and with Treasury Sec-
retary James A. Baker Ill and o ther
Cabinet members earlier today a
~ncnll rccoanauon that the.m1:>un1ing
U.S. deficit was a proble m which
must be dealt with. but that solutions
to the problem were not agreed UPon.
"I found ... there is a rccoanition of
the need to get the deficit down ... but
the questio n is by how much and how
to do it." she said.
Asked whether she had gi ven the
president any advice on dampening
the deficit. she replied: "I don't think
he needs any advice on getting the
deficit down."
The pnme minister said market
fortes may be able to turn around the
stronadollar but that she was not sure
how or when that might occur.
She said she told American leaders
durina her visit that the United States
would be "bette~i.kely to get good
results" 1f 11 broa<kncd us talks wtth
the Soviets 10 Include a variety of the
top Soviet~
She uid this becamc dear after her
talks with top Sovitt omciaJ Mikhail
Gorbechtv. who visited London
!""ntly. "lf wu~ '° ert bttwr retultl
1n arms control taJkl, ~need more
discussions and dialope," Thatcher
said .
A day earlier. the prime minilkr
had exprnstd staunch support for
Reapn'sStratqk Defenst Initiative.
his space-based "Star W111" missile
defen5' ~rch Pf'Oll'lm.
But she made clear apin today that
any <kployment of the new syslcm
would have to be a subject of
rqotiation with the Soviet Union.
She rtpcated her view that the
upcomin& arms control talks with the
Soviets are "not aoina to be easy" and
that it would bit to the West's
advan• to know u much as
possible about Soviet views and
requirements for achievin& a work·
able arms accord.
In the wide-ranging discussion with
rePorters. Thatcher also stressed that
she was disappointed with the pos-
111on akcn by NN' Zealand Prime
Minister David Lange. who hasaslted
the United States to declare whether
any visitin& allied ships carry nuclear
weapons before allowina them to uK
its ports.
Thatcher said she was -disa~
pointed" with that viewpoint and had
told the British ally that she hid -no
intentio ns whatsoever" to make any
such declaration about British ships
lNlt mi&ht enter New Zealand ports.
She said she told the primer minister
that Britain must live up to its NATO
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a.Id, 'Hey, you e11n't do that. You
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SHOP THUllSDAY 10.9,
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claims he had to
drink rabbit bl
' LOSANGEWtAP>-Dt*-y. dw MtMartill Pft..Sdlool ......
bOC9 (W ............. '° eM dw ~•IOI! ol a 10.)at-old
boy •ho~~ few 14 deyt.. . we4MJ. 11w boy. 0on ~
as John Dot No. 9. trtlified that he
WU for'C'ed IO driu rabbit blood It a
church du=uta..;c rituals and animal s&a 1tt1 as one o( his
ttachen WI •
MuntCl.,.J Coun Judet Aviva ~
Bobb told ckfnst aHOf'M)'I that tbry
~ continu1ns to covtt the samc
around and ued w would tnd'tht
boy's ttstimony 1( they dldn't move
on.
-T~'s no uttful purpott '°the
kind of ~uminataoft this cbt1d
has been subjet1ed to." she said.
~vcn former tat'hen or lhc
suburban Manhattan Buch
pmchoot · are charted with 208
counts or child molnultioft ·and
conspiracy 1n the allttr:d abuK of •1
pupils sin« 1978.
"A substantial ponion of the lasi
days• quntions have either bttn
''He )ult went~ by to the ""'*·''Mid..,,... ....... GrOICek, 31, whO edd9d .....
chanQed hie •••*41 from ~
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im*vaat OI =lg .. 1rl •••1t:• ...,Mid.Mrtl ;EW• .. f I II ,, . ._.,._:_ ,...,.
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It tht timt. dw boy teJflfL:s now. I CH only .........
daftt) Ray (9ucKy) a IWO
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Ounrta aw swoceedi• .,. •
futed to allow ddew .....,.. IO
quesuon how the daild kMw die
blood came from a nil*it. lltoW die
blood ... drawn 6olii it -"" what co6or the rabbit wn..
She said thn'e wa no thoWi111 tMI
the ume spent on q~iom ievofvi•
an)thina other titan tile drillki• ol
blOod in chwch wouJd beM6t me
procftdi ..
Tht boy also ttst1(1Cd tU1 .event
families of McMartin ftre.School
5tudeftts atlmded 1 patty after poli«
bepll maki.na annts in the catt.
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AH rOectt kad to Oranae Coasa
Collctr "' C<>1ta Mtta this weekend for a •thora ohrnuna". workshops
and ltttuttt on a wi& variety of
~ followi na ('WS(s will be of·
femf Friday:
A workshop on "Roman11r Love
-Achic vi na the Impossible
Ortam." from 7 10 9 p m. 1n Room
119 or the Fine Art Build1na.
Mamqt counselor Charles Leviton
i the instructor and the ftt is S7.
A 1eminar 11tled "The inaJcs
Scene -Ocvelopina New Rela-
tionships.'' from 7 to 9:30 p.m. in
Room 113 of the CounselinJ and
Admissions Bu1ld1n1. OCC soc1oloay instructor Shirley Lampert will con-
duct the sessions and the fee is SI 0.
A ~minar titled "feel Better Now:
The An of Lettin11. Go." from 7 to I U
p. m. in Room 11 2 of the ( ounsclina
and Admi \ions Bu1ldin1. Marriaae
('OUnStlor l>r. Chri • hriner is tfle
in tructor.
film ond lecturt• )Vorkshop on
river raf\101 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in
Room 207 of the Chemistry 8u1ldin1.
Photographer Robert Cooper will
d mductthc se ion and tickets arc S4.
A I 2·hour computer seminar ex-
am1 ningdecironic spreadsheet from
6 to 10 p.m Frida) and 9 :a.m. to S
p.m. So1urday 1n Room 105 of the
Social St·1cnce Build1n1. CX:C busi·
ncss profe~o;or Richard Howe 15 the
instrw.:1or und the fee 1s $50.
A 1rnvel film on France's Sctn('
Rl\er al IS p.m. 1n the Robert B.
Moore Theater. Tickets are $3 1n
advancc and $4 at 1he door.
A work,hop titled "All That Glit-
ters .. about 1.·olorful gems. from 7 10
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Th~ proarams will he conJuc1w
turday:
<\ mtt1in1of1hc IBM P(' u~rsclub
from 9 a.m. to noon in Room 114 of
the Technol°'>' Buildina. Admis ion
1s S2.
\ thrce·hour \Cm1n1r for "'omen
on male stl(uaht) from 9:30 1.m. to
12:30 p.m. in the F1culty Hou~.
Sexuality in11tructor Shirley Lam~n
will t•onduct the ctu~ 1nd the fee is
SI O.
workshop on "tfow to Love
Your M11e" from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30
p,m. in Science Lecture I. Mama~
counselor John Frost will lead the
scs ion and the cos1 is SI 0 for singles
and S 12 per couple.
..\ seminar on basic Medicare
benefits from 10 a.m. to noon in
Room 114 of the Counsclina and
Admissions Building. Fredra
Kodama. an tight-year veteran in the
licld of medical management. will lc1d the workshop and admission is
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Newl?ortairman ·
decorated in Sp~1n ,
"" r om: Ma,tcr sa1. E•1•H P. Culllo, r.on of Alben Camilo of
Newport 9ea<:h. hi' been deco rated
with the tht rd l'lward of th e Menton·
ou' n 1c:e Medal at Moron Air Bast.
'pain. Car11lo·1 an inventory man-
aacmcnt ~uperv1sor wtth the 401st
Tucucal fi&htcr Wina. • • • Second Lt. Edwud S. Morrl1, wn
of Pauline Mom, of Hun tinaton
Beach. hu' completed an armor
officer bam: c:our~ 111 the Army
l\rmor School in Fort Knox. Ky.
M om~ is o 1984 graduate of the U.S.
"'1 1l11ar~ •\cadem y in W"· l Point.
N.Y. • • • \rm ~ p, t Rlcllard 8. Me.adow1,
son of Randt J. Meadows e>f Hun1-
1ngton Beach. and Todd A. Taylor:
son of Jame Ta) lor of H un1ington
Beach . have armed for duty 1n
ESt·hborn. West Germany. Meadow\
und ra)lor. combat l'OIJOCers with
th1..· I 30th F.ni1nl0er Hngade. prev1oui.·
h ~l·rc 'tlal1oncd at Fort Leonard
Wood. Mo. . . ' \irman Mlcllael A. Meyer, ~<>n of
{)hannon L. Shapiro of Huntington
lkal'h. has been assigned to Lowry
'\ir Force Base. Colo .. after complet·
ing basic !raining at Lackland Air
Force Rase. Texas. Meyer. a 1984
graduate of Edison High School in
Huntington Beach. will received
~pec1ah1ed instruction 1n the avionics
S)SlerM field. • • • P\-1. Eric J. Aadelln, son of
Ma rgaret and Marvin Andelin of
Irvine. has completed basic training
at Fon Dix. N.J. Andehn is a 1984
Jraduate of Woodbridge High School
1n In inc. • • • Airman Mark E. Rlcllmoad, \On of
John and Sandra Ric hmond of Hunt-
ingt on Beac h. ha s been assigned to
(,.owr) ..\ir Force Base. Colo .. after
~mplet1ng basic tra1ning~1 Lackland
Air For<'e Base. Texas. Richmond. a
1983 graduate of Manna If igh Sc hool in Huntington Beach. will rel"eive
spccia h1cd inst ructi on in th e mun1·
11ons and weapons maintenance fie ld • • • '\irman Isl (lass Ivan D.M. Tealer
Jr., who\C wife 1\ the former Jea nne
Bennett of Fountain Valley. has
arrived for duty al ('lark Air Base in
the Philippine\. Tea lc·r. an aircraft
load master with the 21st Tactical
l\irltft Squadron. previously was
stationed at Lillie Rock Air Force
Hase. Ark . • • • P\ 1. Raymond K. Hunt Jr., M>n of
JanL'I Thayer of Fountain Valley. was
tn\Ohcd 1n a NATO-sponsored o-
em11oe b>(artic1pat1ng in the Army's
return o forces to German) (RE·
FORGER) 1985. Hunl is a radar
operator w11h the 4th Infa nt ry
01\ i!>1on at Fon Car\on. Colo.
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1rman Ore1ory . N1U, son of
Mary(', Nutt of Huntin,ton Beach.
ha eompleted basic 1rain1n1 al l..ack·
land Air Force Bast'. Texas. Nutt will
bcain on-the-Job 1rain1n1 1n the baK
scrices field at Beale Air Force Ba~.
Calif. • • • Airman Stacy F. Taylor, dauahtcr
of Jack and Sally Taylor of Hunt-
ington Beach. has been ass1ancd to Keesler Air Force Base. Miss .. af\er
romple11n1 basic tra1nin1a1 Lackland
Air Force Base. Texas. Taylor. a 1984
fraduale of Edison High School in
tun11ngton Beach. will receive
speciali1ed instruction in the com-
mun1ca11ons-rlectron1cs systems
lield. • • • <\1rman Job S. Lore7, son of
Patrick and Jean Lorey o Fountain
Valle). ha!> been ass11ned to the
Pres1d10 of Monterey. C'altf .. af\er
complc11n1 basu; tra1nina at la('kland
""Force Base. Texas. Lorey. a 1984
graduate of Fountain Valley Hijh
School. wi ll receive specialized in-
'>lrul"tion in the voice processing field. • • • Spec. 4 Mark E. Jou1oe, son of
Ph ilip and Rachel Johnson of Hunt·
ington Beach. has been named
outstanding sold ier of the month for
the 472nd Milhary Police Company
a1 Fort Wai nwrighl. Alaska. Johnson
is a 1983 graduate of Marina High
School in Huntington Bea<'h. • • • Airman Todd T. Arita, son of James
and Jane Arita of Huntinaton Beach,
has arrived for duty at RAF
Lakenhcath. England. Arita. a 1984
graduate of Marina H11h School in
Huntinaton Beach. 1s an aircraft
maintenance specialist with the 48th
Equipment Maintenance ~uadron. • • • Airman Jolla R. M)'frL.:i.<>n of Bert
M ycrs and stepson of Laurel Myers of
San Juan Capistrano. has been as-
signed to Chanute Ai r Force BaK. Ill..
after completing basic training at
Lat'kland Air Force Base. Texas.
Myers. a 1984 graduate of Capistrano
Valley High School. will receive
'pec1ahzcd instruction in the aircraft
main tenance lield. • • • Senior Airman James R. Stark,
whose wife 1s the former Kimberly
Maxwell ofHunlington Beach. has re-
en listed in the Ai r Force after being
selected fo r career status. Stark is an
electronic warfare systems spccial1St
with the .5th Avionics Maintenance
Squad ron. • • • A1r?Jan Steplaea A. Streb, son of
pav14i and Ruth Bur<'h of Fountain
ValleS. has been assianed to Chanute
Air Force Base. Ill .• after completing
basic training at Lackland Air Force
Base. Texa~. Burch wi ll receive
spcciali1cd instruction in the aircraft
maintenance field.
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s~ot in arm for Schroeder
Meanwhile, the world's third artificial heart
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LOUISVILLE. Ky. (AP) -Mur-Schroeckr had made a .. dt1~
ray Haydon's .rapid reeupci:ati~n improve~nt" and mipt be w~~
t«msto ~ aton1c f0t; fellow art1f1c1al enoup to leave lht hospital ntAt
hurt recipient. ~llha,., Schroeder. . wee~. Schroec:1tr•1 fecdin tube was
and their fam1hes have formed a removed from his note ~cdnctday
"tremendou1 bond" tha~ will help Lansin1 admitted that was an
both men. a Haydon rel~11ve says. about-face from Monda)'.. when he
Meanwhilt. doctors 111d today t~1 ~i~ Schroeder was so 111 a nd dis-~aydon, who suffers from a mild p1med he mipt never leave the k~dney pro~em. would probably be hospital. • ll~~n 1Cdattve1 ~o help htm i:est. Schroeder. Sl. received the
. He wa a httlc more ttre~ last artificial hcan on Nov. 2S. The
Jasper. Ind. resident had arown
d1scou,.-.Cd and h1tlm af\er strokH
and 1 pcr111tent fever halted h11
Pf'Oltttl toward rttO\'try.
He visited Haydon on Tuesday.
and althouah the two have not
convet'K'd. they have the common
bond of beina kept alive by pla1uc
and metal man-made heans.
In their fll"lt interview 11ncc Hay•
don rtccivcd a Jarvik-7 on Sunda)'.
members of Haydon's family u1d
that Schroeder had bcnefitted from
Haydon•s swift and thus (ar un·
complicated r«overy. night as a result of so much sm ina •
up:· said Dr. Allan M. Lansina. -----------.. -------------------------· fro~y:gn~~h6;rt::.,~;n%i:: Cooper defiense to trot out WcdnCJday. while Schroeder marktd ~
his 88th day on a Jarvik-7 heart with ~ ,
an Ash Wedne~ blcssina and by Cl~~r~:r'~~esto~v~i:c:~~~his relat1·ves in penalty phase outdoor venture of Tuesday. but Dr.
William C. DcVrics. who implanted
the hearts in .both men. anarily SANDIEGO(AP)-Thcsame fromCoo,.,..r'shometownofPit-d h h '"-d'd h
cance!ed th~ trip because TV cr~ws JurythatconvictedKevinCooptrof b -h P '(i . h I ~oomoC'w .•. saatitdcya~1·:-_k1er.'~..'rsa.t
were !!".'J>Cdina tr~ffic and "creauna mur.tterin theslayin .. offourChino phts aus'r.~hic'ht!!~J'e!tnu~~ ~~tfu Mi ~ Dll rn ch.a.os in the parkina lo1. Hill]' resi"'-nts must ... n .......... -ide todaS. ""• Baker. 80. hves 1n Pittsburp where I reto t h ldh .. ~ v .. ~ shehel~raiscCooperbutwillnot n r spec · we s 0':' .ave set whether to recommend life in prison A uperiorCourtjury convicted testify in the penalty pha~.
up a pool (qlmera) •• s1~uat1on so without chance of parole or death In Cooper. 27. of murdcrina Douaand •
everybody couru ha ye . videotape !Jf the p schamber. Pea Ryen both 41 ; theirdaupttr. The)urydcliberatccHor 24 hours Sc.hroeder~utdoors in his wheelchair. · Defense attorney David NCJUSllid Jessica. IO;and visltina nelahbot ; over s1Adays before announcin1a
, said h.~~llal spokes'!18'1 Robert Cooper's mother. father and 111ter Christopher Huahes. 11. verdict. Irvin~. . Y understanding 1~ that Dr. would testify in the penalty phase of Joshua R yen. 8 at the time. was the The case was moved to San Diego
De Vries is ext~cm~ly upse~.rtght now the trial in a bid to convincejurors to solcsurvivorofthe June 1983 hatchet from S-an 1Jernardin0Coun1y. where
about t~e media .s11uat.1on. spare Cooper's life. and knife attack that occurred in his the crimes occurred. because of prc-La~s1na. medic.al director of Hu-Negus. who represented Cooper fa milts C hino Hills home. trial publicity.
mana s ~ea rt Institute. told reporters durina the 31h month trial that endtd "h snot true. it's no t fair. I don't In the penalty phase. prosecutors
1 ~t a bnelin~ today that Hayd~n with Cooper's conviction Tuesday, believe it! .. cried Cooper's grand· said they would introduce w1tnes5n pro~b!1 will be given a mild said healsowouldcallCooper's mother Tuesday upon hearing that andevidencepo1nun1t0Coopcr's
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rc11red auto~orker can rest ~tter. dant's behalf. the slayinas. escape from a P11tsbur)h mental
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kidney spccialtSt "believes it 1s very
temporary and did not recommend
any medication." Lansing said
Marcum examined Haydon on
WednN<tay and said the kidney
problem was due 10 Haydon's con-
dition before surgery and 10 the stress
of the suracry.
Haydon is expelling urine 1n 1n·
creasing amounts and "there is no
unusual accumulation of fluids."
Lansing said.
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Decision
may mean
retrials
for killers
r Supreme Cou rt won 't
consider a rgumen t of
'I n tent to murder'
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as 180 convicted murdC"rers in Call·
fornia will likely require retrial after
the U.S. Suprtme Coun decided to let
stand a decision by the s1a1e Supremt
Coun last August.
Tht U .S. Supreme Coun refused to
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a ppeal 10 reconsider the state Su·
premc Coun's ruling in the case of
Lawrence Garcia. There was no
eitplanat1on or dissent recorded in the
h1&h coun's ruhng.
ihe state hiah coun included
Garcia's case m a 1983 ruhnf that
prosecutors must prove -and Jurors
must aarcc-thal murder defendants
intended 10 murder their victims
before a sentence of death or life in
prison without the, po55ibiltty of
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The st.ate coun·s decision was
retroactive. and Allorney General
J ohn Van de Kamp has said tht rulina
will require retrials for as many as 9S
defendant• on death row and 8S
defendants sentenced to hfe in prison
without parole. "II would be anticipated that the
vast majority of all those cases (will
have 10 be retried). perhaps as many
a\ 90 pc(ccnt." said Deputy Attorney
General &tward O'Brien. who super-
vises death penally_ cases for the
auorney general'' office.
i!kfore the 'tale upreme Coun·,
rulin~ there was no prov111on 1n lht
state' 1978 death prnalty law rcqu1r·
1na1udS£S to specifically tell Jurors 10
detenn1ne whether a murder defcn·
dant intended to kill. As a result.
prosecutors did no t present evidence
or t~umony de 1aned to specifically
prove the defcndant't 1n1cn1
Con5tqucntly. mo t of('ahfom1a's
~p1tal murderers con victed 1ncc th.:
law took effect 1n 1978 and the state
tu&h coun dcc1 ion in December.
I ~3 conceivably could appeal their
conv1ct1on on Jhe arounds that pros-
teutors failed to prove that they
intended 10 kill.
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·'The r1tht answer to network TV bias I the one provl~~':d5fo'1.;/J:":_
H Im (R-N.C.)-getyour-ownnetworkandrunltacco ne ,,
1own political belle1s. ··
Scarlet bumper
sticker makes I
the streets safer
Pity Delmar Warren. He is embarrassed. he says. by the
bumper sticker an Oklahoma judge ocdered affixed to t~e rear of
his car. It 'dcntifies Delmar as a convicted drunken dnvcr.
Awwwwwwww. Poor Delmar.
The unusual penalty lasts for six months. DurinJ that
period, bis bumper sticker-like the sc~rlet l~tter embroidered
on the clothes of Nathaniel Hawthorne s fict10.nal adultress -
will warn the community that Delmar Warren 1s a perso n to be
waryof. . •
The real purpose of the sticker is n~t to ef1:1barrass people 1n
the process of paying their debt to soc1e~y. It 1s an enforcem~nt
tool that will si$Jlal police if W~rren ~1olates an y of the strict
conditions of his sentence .. If his car ·~ seen parked near a~y
establishment that sells liquor, for 1q~tance. Warren w1JI
automatically spend 30 days in jail. Police check the odometer ~t
the beginning and end of the six-month term to make sure 1t
hasn't been stored. Warren and the nine others 1n .Oklahoma
serving similar sentences are pro hibited from operating a ny but
their own. bcstickcred vehicles. ...
Such a scarlet 'bumper sticker idea is not ~ithout ~ppeal.
Certainly. it shouldn't supplant other. more stn.ngent ~n~lttes
already in place. Jail time and suspension of dnving pnv1leges
arc appropriate and necessary deterrents for convicted drunken
drivers. But even the stiffest sentence runs out eventuall y. and
people who drink for a variety of very strong reasons .a~e
returned to the streets, often under condi!1o ns that proh1btt
them drinking alcohol. dri ving a motor ve ti1cle or both.
The problem police and probation officer~ fa ce 1s how ~o
enforce these conditions. It is virtually impossible to maintain
constant surveillance of these offenders -short ofkeep1 ng them
in jail. But with a scarlet bumper sti~k.er:. authorities would be
aware instantly of the once-drunk dnver s presence.
The sticker wo uld also se rve to warn oth ers tn the
community that a dangerous person was in their midst.
That may seem cruel to Delmar Warren. who is sensit ive to
embarrassment. But everyone who dri ve~ while dru.nk 1s a
potential killer, a more serious hazard to his community th an
plague. Half the traffi c fatalities in this nati~n are alcohol-
related. despite heightened a~areness and o~gan1zed campaigns
by groups like Mo thers Against Drunk Dri vers. Oklahomans
ha ve realized this and ha ve decided that the pubhc has eve!)
right to be aware when danger is drawing near.
It 1s a concept worth impoRing to Califo rnia.
_,,-
Moving Marines nilght
create inore alr muddles
ro lhl· [ d1 t11r
~>much ha' hc:rn wnucn about the
airport prnblcm and no o;olu11on
Rt Your ed1tonal "It may indeed
he 11mr t1,.,..1hc "1annes 10 beat a
rctrcal ·· kl'' !)la> ··,uppos1ng ··
~uppm1hg lh<' I nttcd ~talr'>
"1a rrnc ( J>rll' \tr \talion did ·mo"c
10 r "'cnh nine PJ lm ,· a' \ugge"stcd r h" "'''uld mean more Department
r1( f.>drn~ \pending fol k<; ffou\ing
wou Id ha"'' to ht· < on\lruc tcd for
hal hrlor' ,rnd tor ctt-ix·ndenl\ .\ir
\lrlfl\ "'''uld h.t\l' lo bc hu1lt and lhe
nelt'\\lJr• \ltppt1rt ''\ICm\ Add lo
that thr u1\I o f m11\ 1ng pt.·r,onncl and
N1u1f)mrn1 ckrx·ndl'nl\ and hOu\c-
hold go<><h
~uf)pm1nv lhl n that the lr"1nc
\frd1c al< 1·n1l'r "'orwr<tllonal and the·
l 11mm1·ri 1.il ,11rrx1rt \t"ll lc\ into a
routine. Will the camcr'i approach El
Toro a\ the> do John Wayne" If w .
the) ma> not "Oy through the
operating room." but 11 will certainly
<;hake. ralllc and roll.
Supposing the hm11 of t·amcr\ ,.,
kept al 55 a da}. Will the airpon bc
con.,1dered an "1nscn'l1t1' c nt'1gh·
horr· If the number of flight!. I'>
1nc:reascd will lht') be content with
1hc c~chan~ of Manne Jel\ for
commercial 1cts'1 Will th<' re'11dent\
rnmpla1n'>
<-iuppo\lng con\tru<11on 10 the Im ·
pon bou ndaries wcrr d1 tallo"'cd.
would 11 o;olve lht problem"
~UllJ'>O'>lng my letter 1s printed. wtll
11 make an\ difference'? It m1gh1
OLI VE R LIPO r
Foun1ain Valle)
Networks deserve the right
to present biased opinions
Putting muzzle on
broadcaster s fails
to serve the public
What would the American ( I\ 11
L1bfr11cs l 'n1on ~> 1f lhc govern-
ment made 11 pnn1 lhc v1t'\.\S of the
Mural MaJOnt) 1n 11s official ncw\-
letter"1 What would Ph)ll1s Schlafl)
think 1fshc had 10 pa) 10 pubhc11c nol
onl\ her o~n op1n1ons but tho~ of < 1lona ~tl·tnem"
Roth ""ould trrat the rrqu1remen1
a., an inwlerablc oppre\s1on Yet. 1n a
ra re ton' crgcncc of\. tt'ws. the.\( L I
and ~·hlaO\ bcl1c't' the go\crnmcnL
'lhould 1mpo'K' ci1actl ) that requirc-
mcnl on "><>ml' other pcopk The
\ 1ct1m .. arc broadca\ter\ rhc weapon
dcplo)ed aga1n\t them " a fed('ral
rrgula11on called lhe Fa1rnc\'• Ooc-
tnne.
The unu .. ual alliance ma1cnahzcd
1n recent hearing\ held b) the Federal
( ommun1ca11 ons < omm1s<;1on.
""hl<h would hke 10 rl'pcal the
fa1rn''"' l>octnne -a rare ca~ of a
go,ernmenl agem·} 'olun1ec·nng to
d1min1\h its own power. Bui 11 facc'i
rl'\l'lta nee· from Congn.·s<, and from
rr111c' a' w1d('·rang1ng as SchlaOy and
lhr ACLU.
The placement of free speech and a
free prc'is at lhe head of the 8111 of
R1gh1s ha'i a s)mbohc importance:
The'>t' freedom~ arc crucial to the
pre~r,a11on of all others. In Its
1nfanc). .\men ra had to decide
be1wcen protecting people from bad
idea<. 1hrough censorship or through
frl·cdom and d1,ers1 t). It cho\C
dt\.efSll\
STEPHEN
CHAPMAN
those who want to read 1t. without
fear of censorship or pcnalt)"
If }OU don't like the conserva tive
.. 1an1 of the Wall Street Jou rnal. fi ne
-buy the New York Times instead.
But don't expect the government to
force the Journal to publish op1n1ons
1t finds repugnant.
That. however. ill roughly wha1 the
FCC doc., to broadca.,tcrs. The resuh
1'1 not a broad d1 vers1t) of opinion on
That choice meant that bad ideas radio and 1clevis1o n. but a stultifying
('()Uld be opcnl) propaga ted. Thc un1form1 1' whow purpose 1'1 10 an11~tlitt' \.\d\ 10 lca"c good ideas free m1n1m17{; governmen t scru11n).
to rntnba1 1hrm The ( onst1tu11on i.,mart broadcasters kno\.\ th<' ea'l1est
v.a\ toumkd on thl' bchd that 1hc cour'>C.' "10 mu11le themM"lve<,.
pt.'<>r>k' v. hen expmcd 10 '1gorou\ Tht scarc1t) of frcqurnc1e<, 1s no
ekhall' "'ould act \.\t-.CI) ci1cu~ for 1h1s abu5C of free ex·
Hut in thl\ cenlUr). with the prt·ssion Mo'it places ha\I.~ access 10
dn rlorment ol nc"' form\ of mas'> more radio and TV s1at1on'i lhan 1he)
rnmmun1ca11on. the 1mrul'><' increas-do new\papcrs. .\nd there 1<1 no
1ngl\ " 111 tru\I lht• ledcral go .. ern-rca<,<m the a1rwa,e .. should be lent
mt nl to protect u .. from bad idea.. free to broadcasters: Let them bid for
I he Fa1rnC\'> Doctrine. for example. the ngh1 10 a place on lhe spectrum.
a·qu1rn radio and 1elevmon bro~d-The righl answer 10 nl'twork TV
lO.J \tt·r., to air program'> dealing w11h bias 1s the one pro\.lded b) Sen. Jesse
1mponant pubht issues and to pres--Hdm'I CR·N C'.) -get )Our own
cnt opposing po1n1.., .of view about network and run 11 according to your
them own political beliefs. Then let .. ,fwers
Th1: rule 1\ rnt1onah1ed as a decide which verc,1on t>fthc news they
\C1lu11on 10 th l· rirohll'm of'iCarc11) in ~ant to\Cc. lfOan RathcriHeallyout
the hroadca'it \IXOrum. It 1'1 '>UP-of step w11h ma1n\tream i\menca.
po<,ed tu en\ure that broadcasters ( BS would prosper w11h a more
<,e rH· 1he 1n1crc'>l~ nf the: public. •. r-0R~rva1 1 "e till .
whirh " 1he 1rue owner of the H1\ cnem1ts ma) find the prospect
a1rwa'e" Hut the l airnr'>'> Doctrine ofanc1workah~nedw1thJessc Hclms
tai l\ at that f)urpo-.c and 11 defic'> the appalling. But 1t would stimulate the
w1S<.lom of the Fir\t Amendment. kind ofd1vcro;1 t} that hes at the hcan
No one doubh that broadca~tcrs of American democracy. Allowing
oflen dl\play a poh11ca l b1a!>. But w broadcas1er .. 10 enter the compct1t1on
do new\paper!>. A free press dcx:sn't of ideas 1'> compatible '-'Ith our best
mean requmng that ever} newspaper trad111ons. T he Fairness r>oc1 rinc 1s
prescnl all points of view. It guaran-not.
tees d1vcrs1ty 1n a h(•alth1er. more
durabll· way· allowing anyone with a Slepbea CbApmaa 11 a 1yo'1c•led
pmnt of '1ew to ofTcr 1t in print lo columo/11.
Man Jacks fur, but not cunning
C on\ldcr the c.pinst<'r. lh<' w1do"'
and the divorcee. At age 45. the
\tatl\t1<·al prohabil11 y a nc\er-mar-
ricd woman evcntuall > will marry is
almost /('r<I Yet a d1vom:c at that aae
I\ JU\I ll\ l1kcl~ lo ~Cl ma med a,ain U
"a 1 J-\car-old widow or as a ncvcr-
mamed woman of 1'1
\Oung women aged 10 to 24'!
.\ 126 pounds.
When mu add up the m<n ing pans
in a concert grand p1an<l. you get to
12.000 l'vcn before you count the
peda~s and keys.
Senate
kept in
dark on
SALT II
But Reagan told
Soviets the t reaty
wouldn't-be signed
WASHINGTON -For at least
two years. the White House has
encouraged the American public to
believe that the Soviet Union and the
United States are pledged to abide by
the unrat1fied SALT II arms-control
agreement. But the pres1denfs men
knew better.
Not only did the Kremhn SCC!etly
notify Washington in 1982 that 1t no
longcr planned to abide by the SALT
limit<. on the numbers of nuclear
~capons. but Pres1den1 Reagan
~crctly agru d to this:
Some of this shocking talc has been
admitted -but buried -in a
1echn1cal. highly classified report sent
to ('ongreM by the National Security
Council. Here's the story: x ·
When Reagan took offi · 1981.
he had no intention of p ing for
c;cnate ratification of the SALT 11
agrccmenL which had be~n sign~d by
President Carter and Soviet Prts1dent
Leonid Brezhnev but never pa.sscd by
1hc Senate. By tradition. Reagan
\hould have informed 1he Scnalc
Foreign Rclattons Commiuee thal he
d idn't plan 10 sign 1he treaty if 11
passed the Senate. If he had. the
commlllce would have sent the treaty
back 10 the White House for consign-
ment to the round file.
Instead. the new president gave the
Senate comm1tttt nooffkial notice of
his intcn11ons regarding the un-
raufied 1rea1y. Hc dtd confide in lhc
Soviets. however. My associate Dalc
Van .\Ila has learned 1ha1 in Septem-
ber 198 1. 1he Reagan adminis1ra1ion
~nt a priva1e mcssagc to the Soviets
info rming them 1hat he wo uld never
sign SA LT II.
So 11 wa s no surprise to the While
House when the Soviets secretly
informed 1hr United States in the
summer of 1982 that they would no
lonser be bound by the SALT 11 limtt
on the number of strategic nuclear
delivery weapons -ICBMs. sub-
mari ne-lau nchcd m1 ss1les and
bomber-carried missiles. The SALT
lim it was a total of2.250.
Tht' U.S. response was astonishing.
Newly installed Secretary of State
GeorJC Shultz accepted the Soviet
positio n without so much as a
complaint. This meant . that the
United States was agreeing to re-
moval of restraints on the Soviet
Union at the ver) time that this
country was adheri ng to the SA LT II
agree ment.
What led Reagan to agrtt to this
unilateral disarmament? Apparently
1t was 1n hopes of "preserving .. the
arms-control process.
Even J 1mmy Carter. who exprcsS«t
surpnsc at the Soviet invasion of
.i\ fghanistan. could havt" told his
successor what would happen if the
Russians aot word that the White
House wouldn't object to their de-
cisio n to scrap SALT 11 obliptions: Cigarette tax should be upped
f111lw I <111 111
Man " lhl' onl} animal w11hou1 a
nJturr-madc dcfl•nt,e Jga1ns1 the elc-
ml·n" "lo fur feather or thick hide
fhe onl> animal that need$ clo1 hes.
man. A llcar or bird or horse so
naturall> naked wouldn't stand a
rhance. whal'! How cunnina of man
to gro"' up and grow old in th is ndicu lou~ cond111on. Man has the
longe.,1 life span of all ma mmals. <) \\hJt°\ 1hr average wc1aht of
They would go all·out P,roducing new
nuclear weapons. L.M. Boyd 11 • i yndl<'•led The latest top-secret CIA t'stimate ~ol•mol1t. reports that the Soviets now have at
I \A.,I\ .1 pp.1lh cJ '''read re< en th that
the· fc<kr:il c 111...irctte la~ will '-<>on hi.•
cl1·t rca"·cl 'wrn· <t() per< en1
I h,1 ,t· l11n11 tl'l 1that1iu l'\Jluat1<>n\
h,t \l' lt1nj1.l\f11<kd Ob\HIU\ \OUrl('\()f
lund\ p;11nlt·" 'l<lllf< t'\ \ue h a\
111ha1e11 ,rnd l1q1111r
111A.•1uld ht ,1 lt1\ or not onh l o tho\t·
"'h11 tr11l11l111· hut Irr otht•f\ 1n mnn \
rc\pt."lt' -les\ drain on Medicare
fund\ and other medical 1n•rnrancc. 1f
th(' tohacco and liquor taxes were
douhlcd Perha~ 1f enough lcltcrs
"'Cr<' rcce1Hd h) leg1~la1ors. enough
r>n·\\urc rnuld bc applied lo counter
'IX'< 1al 1n1crc\t' that have so much
1nOuencl'
1£ . .\N ROG Re;
"'cwpon Bcac h
CM Chamber board's sincere
r II tht• f cl1t11r
l>ut1nK lhl' rt'tt•n1 l'11·c 1ton1n c O\Ht
\tf r'"' t 11mment\ were made
pcrta1n1n11 to tht' makC'up of our < hamllcr of ( <1mmert(' Board of
r>irre '"'' I ho\t" rnmmt·nt'I alluded
tn lht• ltlt t lhal our l><>:t<d wa'I made up
of ntl·mh<-r-. who nr1tlw1 workC'd n<1r
h vt'd 1 n C O\la Mc•\a
In 11n\wcr lo thO\t' who w1>ndt·1
what the currcnt fa1 I\ arc I ani
plca\Cd 10 report that '2 of lhe '6
hoard memhrr\ c11hcr 11 ve nr work 1n
< 11\ta Mcu and tht ~alanc c i1vc·
OAANOE COAST
lllilJ Pilat
l'>l'r'l<mal "<.,,Ile and 11mc 1n the
1nterc''" of C o\ta Mc\a. throulh their
linam 1al ,uppon and obhaauon• of office
I 1ru.,1 1h1\ will '4.'I the record
'1rn1ght. and k t thn~· 1nt<'rcsted know
w<· arC' govcrned h> a group of ptoplt
who ha\l· a ~int cre and vested
1n lt'rt''' 1n \Cf\ 1nj 11ur nty 1hrouJh
nur C hambcr ol ( ommncc
N;\ 1 11 \ ~ I REAO
r\c<.Utl\.C M1naw:r
I "''a Mc\a C hamh<-r of C ommcrcc
H. L. khwMU II
e> ,, ... ~
''en" ZJnl
Vll<w!'J ''O f l}t •
Tom Teft
't root •
,.
Abortion may be an issue
that lacks ~roper ~~{~m!!~~ ..
1 Right-to-life more would prefer 10 take neither pos.-
111on:· Com Pl ex than it S111n This awkward neutrality stems
from the fact th.at "'there is a clear may a t first appear -('lt ment of inhumanity in the former
Wh)' havr I not written at lcng1h
ahOut the violent controvcr1y be-
tween the "rfahHo-hfc" and 1he
"frt"edom·of-cho1cc" forces on the
vu1n1 prohlcm ofabon1on" B<:causc
I am confu"'d and of two mind". that
ltWh)
\mcncon more 1han mo 1
~oplc arr na.t"cly op1tm1 t1<.: about
problem\ and M>lut 1on~ N01 onl) arc
"'c unwllhna lU tdm11 !hat '°mc
problem' hoc no ca )' tolullon,. but
"'c arc reluctant 10 concede that \Omc
prohlcm• h•~c no \Olu11on at oll
Thubon mn 1,..umC'nt ma) well be
ont of them. and I c\pccl chat thr
"'" ·m"'' on hoth 'de• arc tquall) m15kd WhC'n I am in doubl about
\Omcth1n1 hkc th!\. I coo uh somc-
onr I r rd ., a E-nui~c authont~.
-U.--a.. church position of aMolutc in-11111111 1olt'rance of abortion ... the cndurina
ambi1u1Ly of failure to define exactly
tht' reality of the human fetus.'' On
Uihlc ·· 1 n Im mo'1 n:ccni book. ·"The 1heother hand. "11 isa small step from
W Ill .. denyina humanity 10 the fetu s to New Tt"$tamcn1 1thout u1ion. den int humanity 10 1he 1nfan1."
Father John McKcn11c JUdJCS the ?ather McKeniie. however. insist
1uur to be far mort' complex and that "lM churth has no riah.1 10
\ub1lc than either ti, \1mpk·m1ndcd · .. ""P<>tt propcrly tcclc 1as1ical moral
proponents or oppoll<'nts ttt it. teachina upon oc~rs throujh civil
In the r.,,, place. he arknowl~ authont)' .... Law musi c11;prc s the
the New Te,tament 11)'1 noth1n1 C'onttnl of tht-community. a nd the ~boul abortion one way or the other. communll) hH no1 consen ted that
rh<' parallel bc1wccn abom on •.nd i bomon i• immoral. 1 may think the
murder 1\ ccn a1nl) not "•hd. .. communn)' 11 wrona. but i fl do. I C'an ~ondl). ht' 'uWtt tttat Pro-onl~ do m) bc1110 1hcr the communt· l i(e .. I\ a m1,nomcr for tht move• l)' Content ,"
mcnt. unlc\fl 11 the Ymt 11mc "' ~nd nol bombln Ol' lrtfJl1uvr
"" ocah.°' arc Hop~ tu -.ar and ~~um bu1 h> fair and rtasont'd
c:Jp1tal pun1Shmcm TI '~'> a rcfi 10 uaumcnt~. of•hi h there haH' been ohort1on. You n nnOI bt unquah 1\"<I• fa r too fc'*
I for life onl un11I 11 ltl"C'' th<' ~omb.
lcast 2. 750 strategic nuclear•wtapons
S)'!ltcm!I -SOO more than the SALT
II hm11. nd they're building more.
while thl' U.S. stockpile decreases.
Having deluded themselves o~er
Soviet response to a pcrm1ss1ve
attitude on SALT II. the prb1dcnt
and h" advisers then tned last year to
duck congressional questions that
m1ah1 have uncovered the secret
blcs,ing to the Kremlin. Onl y recent-
ly has the White House alluded to the
informal agreement in a secret report
sent to Cap1tol Hill.
DOUBLE STANDARD: The daily
parade of apartheid protesters in
front of the South African Embassy in
Wa,hinston has put local and federal
authorities in an absurd legal pos-
itton. Whilc police dutifully haul
away the dcmonmators for picketina
w11hin ~00 tect of an emba sy. the
U .. auorney's officer fuse to pre s
chl fle ·
"It would be untcnablc." uplaincd
one official. .. to pt<>Sttutc individuals
who <kmon1tratcd peaceably to call
atten1ion 10 the voss injustices which
rc\ult from the South African pol!C)'
of apartheid." No "111n1ficant
101cre\l" would be strvcd by uch
pr°'"utton • he added.
Yet 15 blocks awa • two 1ndiv1d·
uals ~ho tned 10 burn a Soviet f1aa in
front o( t~ So"iet Emba sy 10 PfOCtit
1ht K~m1tn•• poltcecs arr bcina
prO!C'Cutcd for bmikina the Mme
Ioctl law that btn• demon trationi
wt1htn kn ofnl:'m n 1hl\uw J ch0tC'1 C athohr pr1 "
wht1 ,,ol\CU J1 \t1n1ul\hcd th~I011an
and 1u1hor of •• \ D1t11onuy of' th •
H th~· 1-.,ur 1 tu hr Joined hf 1~ccn
th<' t~n c\l rcm'· or Pm·hfo .ind
S1•1 Hllrrl1 11 1 1yll4k1IH IHI. AM,_. It • '17#1ke1~ ~"· ...,.,,..1.1.
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Orcheckfoday's
Mothers Sabot
challenge at NHYC
Now that the SCY A Midwinters
arc over. 1he 1985 yachting season in
Southern California gets under way 1n
full swina.
Most important action is up coast
where Loni ~h Yacht Club plays
ho" to the Douglas Cup Series for
coJltgJatc match ra~rs. and Lek
An1elesYachtC1ubkkksofTthe 1985
ocean racing series carrying the Lewis
G. Whitney Trophy. the Los Angt"les
Times Trophy. the L1uk Whttney
Trophy and the Todd Pacific award
for the various classes.
The Douglas Cup runs today
through Sunday (sec related story).
and the LA YC scr icts under way
Saturday with a race around Catalina
Island for all classes.
The Whitney Trophy 1s for IOR-
rated yachts. the Times trophy is for
large yachts in the Performance
Handicap RacinJ Acct. the linle
Whitney is for Midget Ocean Raci ng
Class (MORC) yachts 30 feet and
under. and the Todd Pacific scnes is
for smaller PHRF yachts which do
not qualify for the Times trophy.
The Around-Catalina Island race.
1rad111onal opener for the Whitney. is
a 61-mile circuit oftht isllnd (leaving
it to port) which usually draws
upwardsoflOOboatswith home ports
ranging from San Diego to San
Francisco.
Traffic will be light on the local
scene. with the Mothers Sabot race
out of Newport Harbor Yacht Club
today being the only ~ct1vity.
Jn other Southern California
Yachting Association areas: s.. .. M-6ea Ba'/
Soulh Ba) Vacha Racing Club -
Racin$ clinic (keel boats). Saturday.
Pacific MariMrs Yacht Club-There
and Back Apin ra«(Ste1nSencs. PHRF).
Sunda).
Santa Monica Yacht ( lub -lntraclub
Rqatta. Sunda)'.
Su Dk1• Coronado Cl)S Vacha Club -C la1rr
Fans Southern Belle Senes. Saturday
Oceanside Yacht Club-Coastal Scrirs
IQ San Onofre. Saturda).
San Diego Yacht Club -Suprloaf
. Rock Race I IOR. SDH F) Saturday: Fam·
1ly Fleet Pnva1err. Sunday.
Coronado Yacht Club -Welhng1on
Senes. Sunday.
San Otego Cru1~r Aucx1a11on -( or
Y( Spring Serie,. Sunda~.
San Dirgo Naval Sailing Club -
Monthly Handicap racr. Sunday.
Southwntcm Yacht Club -W1n1rr
Se~. Sunday. Cabnllo Senn (PHRFl
Sunda). Buoy Scnt'S IPHRF. MOR(").
Sunda).
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Coll
ai1ning for
Douglas Cup
'85 one-on·-one saiiboat match racing
champlonstobe decided at Long Beach
By ALMON LOCLUEY .............. ...,
Eight of the top collqe saihns
tre~s tn t~ United SlatH and one Yoatb and Oroap PacUlty at O.na Point Harbor funded by tidetalMle rnenaee.
heads tM Un1\efsatJ of SO..httn
Cali(om1a team ,.,jth '""'lM'ft Mike
~om. also of U>tta kd:
Charlie Buckmgham of Newport
Bnch and Jim Mcuod. Tom Uban
1s the Tro,an coach. Youth facility to open
I rom Canada s&aned competition o!J
ong ~h Loda) for the Douglas
Cup. S) mbohc of coUqiate onc~h
one sailboat match racing.
The Douglas Cup. now 10 its 20th
~car. is the collciiate vttSion of Long
Beach V acht Club· s C ongrnst<>nal
Cup and features an award honoring
the late Donald Ooug!as. noted
aircraft manufacturer and )'achts-
man.
Ron Rosenbtta is tht helmsman
for UC San D1ttc>"s anm of Kn
RedlCT. Muk Wimer and Randy
Reid c<MIC'hed In: ltobttt Huuol.
OC pays Si .2 million ----for building. docks
forcommunttyuse
Girl Scouts as bcg1nn1ng sailors in
small boats.
-\garden club holding a tea party.
College students learntng life-sav·
ing techniques or launching racing
sculls.
.\dulls 1n a classroom hearing
about sailinJ ships of yore.
These visions of communuy use at
Dana Point Harbor will become a
reality soon at the Count> of Orange's
S 1.2 million Youth and Group Fa-
cility.
The buildings and docks are nearly
finished. but patios. dnveways and
landscaping arc due to go in by the
tentarive March 25 completion date
on a one-acre spit of land that forms
1he shores1de end of the harbor's West
Basin.
Thecount)-funded facilit y 1s being
built on behalf of a consortium of
community service orpn1za11ons. As
designed b) architects Ballew and
.\ssociates and site planners Wood-
ward Dike. Inc .. It will accommodate I) College. Cal State. Fullerton:
as many and as varied water-oriented Capistrano Ba y Yacht Club. City of
1ns1ruct1onal and group meeting ac· Laguna Beach and the Nautical
t1vi11es as possible. Heritage Mu~um of Dana Point.
John Ballew predicts the new Since 1979. many of these or-
fac1lit y will rival the water; spons gan1zat1ons have been using the site.
&cachrng center at Mission Bay in San undevelo~d except for docks. for
Diego and the joint-use Sea Scout sa1hng instruction. The Girl Scouts
Base in Newport Harbor. · have Sabot sailboats. Saddleback
.\rchttecture for the bu1ld1og College a 35·foot sea mentor. and the
matches the nautical theme of Dana museum a 35--foot Santana )acht.
Point Harbor restaurants and shops. Only boats owned b) a consortium
On the outside are patios. a boat member orp01zat1on can be stored at
storage )ard. mooring and dock the facilit). _
facilities. a boat hoist and launch Funding for the project ha\ come
areas. swim area and fish cleaning from the county's Dana Point Harbor
sinks. 11delandsre\•cnu6. II 1scounty pohcy
Landscape architect Dike will have to reinvest wnhin the harbor those.
visitors passing over a sailboat logo in ·-funds collected on profit-making
thepaving and through a courtyard activi11es ovcrlyins public tidelands.
planted in hawthorn 11nd set ofT wtth which includes all of1he fillro former
turfgrass. ocean areas where restaurants. shops
Parking will be provided 1n an and marinas are Jocated.
adjacent lot put in originally for the
Tb1s year's Douglas Cup will ~
sailed in J.24 sloops and. to assure
1hat the boats are all or nearly equal.
the crews will change boats each da).
Each college is fielding a crew of four .
Unive~it) of Texas. which won
the titk in 1984. did not qualify to
defend its championship based on
regional rcco1ds.
Jay Golison is the skipper for the
host Cal Stait. Long Beach. H as crew
consists of Steve Rosenberg. Lon&
Beach: Doug Tulie. Newpon Beach
and Dale Silverman. Long Beach.
Their coach is Chns Raab of Hunt-
ington Harbour.
John Shadden of Long Beach
T,.cxas ~ & M 11 ~turiaa lltipper:
8111) Worsham with crewTM"n Mike
Robert~n. 8111 R~ and Brad
Worsham. The coach was not
named.
Other teams competing int~ nine
races through unday afT':
Uni"ersn) of Washinston: Herb
Cole. Jacloe Cu h1n. Jay Uc>n and
John tankcy.
King's Pomt New York: Vince
K1rb). Ja~ Renehan. AUen Kruter
and Tom Waterbury.
The C itadel. V11'Jinia: Robert S.
Turner. John Walters. GeOfllC
Puckhabtt and Greg Walien.
Universit) of Hawaii: Rob Evans..
Van John\on: Dean Francis and
MarkJacob1.
Uni"ersit) of British Columbia:
Mike Bruynestcyn. Bill May, John
Polglax and Rjchard Albu.
harbor guest slips and a p1cn1c area. A
new dnveway will lead 10 the boat
unloading and hoist areas.
Kerry Bartel. county director of the
new facility. sa ys the following groups
have JOined in the o~rat1ng con·
sort1um: Girl Scout Council of Qr.
angc County. Saddleback C'ommuo1-
EARNING STRIPES?
Bill Goodie\.------------:rppearro v.e were anchored (1n 280 feet of water?) and
slopper of the ~acht suspectro were we there to pick up an ~ped prisoner:·
Dakar. became th~ Race or no .-a«. Goodky and ~w ~ onkttd to
first Od Re' Yach1 douse sail. tum on the aux1har} engjnc and bead for the
( luh member to, 1s11 nearnt of the Trcs Marias.
thl' penal colon} at .. The> v.erc nol abusive after v.e exfla1ned the
the Trcs Marias suuauon:· said Goodie) ... In fact. one o their first
Islands ofT the west ~uests -...as for an} o\m«lcan bttr aboard. We toki them
coast of 1\1e'<ico. Y>C preferred Mexican bttr. and the~ want~ no part ofiL ..
Hobte cat NNora from throughout the SoutfMelt wtft be
traflertnO their craft to San FeNpe, Ba)e c.Nfom6a. Mareh 8 to be on
hand for the 1985 Hobie Cat Mktwtntera W•t whtch ennuatty draws
ICOf'M of Hobie catamarans of all cla•es. •
The dubious dis-The iron) of the whole s11ua11on was that the outboard
11nt.·11on "ao;n't e'<actl\ the choice of Goodie' and his ere" on lhe whale boat qu11 while followin1 Dakar to shore.
wh o v.crc '"arrested .. "'hen the) stra)t'd v.11h.1n the 2~m1le ··w e had to tum around and talce them in tow:· said
hmll of the nrnal colon'. dunng the e1n"'th b1rnn1al Manna Goodie)· .. and the~ complained that v.e rouJd 10 no faster
A racing cttnic at 10:30 a.m. Friday, March 8, wlfl be totlowed by
spMd tri8'• at noon. The clinic wm be on ttt. beach and on the water,
starting wtth a brief lecture on starts and salting to weether, followed
by practice racet 8'ound the marks and down wind .
Wayne Schafer of Captstrano Beach wtA conduct the ctinie open
to all skippers from novice.to Class A.
Registration will star1 tit El Cortez Hotef 81 5 p .m. Friday.
Saturday there wtfl be a skippers' meeting at 10 a.m. foMowed by
the first race at 11 a.m. Trophy preeentation wMI be 8undlly at 3 p.m.
Entry fees are S 15 and one canned food or UMd clothJnQ Item
tor H~ 14s; $20 and one can of food or u98d clothes Item for Hobie
16sand 18s.AfterFeb.29a$51ater.-ra1'ondl8rgewllbeadded.
Fee lnciodes T -lhlrta, racing clinic, tpeed trlala Md tree beer.
""" &'' than 5 knots. 11 tool us 1' • hour§ to tow them to Clcofa dd Rc~-to-Pueno Vallarta )acht race. Island:· (.\ca~ of1he arrc tee· rescuing the arrestor?)
Goodie) said the )acht was v1nually becalmed about Goodie) said au1hont1cs were \Cr) cordial after all
18 m ilcs from the big island where the penal colony 1s. C:\planat1ons and the} soon allov.'td Dak.ar to hoist sajl •nd
-w e were flying a half.ounce chute and making less conunue the ra« to P\leno Vallarta.
than two knots and didn't realize we were in the restricted A ~uest b) Goodley for a rt'drcss for time lost was
Lone." said Goodie) ... Imagine my chagrin when I came den1ro b)' the race commmec because all skippers had
out of the head and found m)sclf look1ng down the barrel been warned dunng the pr'C"-ratt merting not to wl within
of a .45-calibre handgun. 20 miles of the Trcs ~anas
··\\<.'had been boarded b} t"o Mexican marines who The warning came after reports that the -'merican
came out 1n a 50-foot whaleboat powered b) a 40-yacht Hallelujah had been rammed and arrested for sailing
horsepower outboard engine. Also in the boarding part} too close to the ~nal colon) a few v.ttks ear11er.
was a fisherman to run the boat and a pnsoner from the ··1 sus~ct the ramming was because of a lack of
colon) acting as an interpreter." coo~rat1on and e'planauon b) the crew of Hallelu1ah:·
Goodley said the boarding pany .. was not impressed s~ud . Goodie} ... Needless to sa). ~e ~ere cooperation
when ~t' told them we were in a yacht race The) said 11 personified and came av.a} v.1\h no 111 feelings."
0.., ... .....-., ....... ~
Clown areeta Laurie and Tom Walker at Mardi Oru Street Party ~Jed by Gall and Erle Cbue, •col.• Bob Bobbld&e. Janet Ellercllnt and Lila Runt.
Revelers' Grand March aids March of Dimes
87V1DADEAN ................
Col. SandcrHamc with a cano n ofchtcken focdand
his finacr~lickin' drumsti cks ... a Confcdcruc soldier
was there a Iona with a Navy admiral. a m onk. a dance
hall 11rl and an aviator.
The lcadcr(chairman)ofthc party was in a clown
suit. Some of the moreadvcnturesomett the Mardi
Gras Strttt Pany opted for tht costume look ... some
joined 1n the Grand March led by Di•ieland musicians
··ThcOcncrationGap"andothcrsjust~atchcd.
E vcn thoup 1hrtt other bit penics were held throulhOutthtc:oun~yS.turdaycvcntna.1hc I Ith
annual fund·ra1wroftheOranac' oun1)•C'ouncil forthe
March of O.mtsdrew cl<>K 10 JOO at the Jewel Coun of
S<>uth Coest Plaza.
"We ha\cOnly 20activc mcmbcrund 11 rcqu1rt'd a
lot of bard work. Bu1. 1t all will be wonhwh11C when we 4
1urn 1n thtchtck totht Merch ofOtmes.·· Sltd
Chairman T•Jla IUller thtrt wtth hulbln<t Pnl Miier,
a btuc·h••~ ctown fort he cvm1na.
"Thoe wotMn arc a lf'dl bunch.•• said Pre4 llentt,
dtairmtn ofthtcount) MOD chapter. ··Thi is their one
· i ofthclcar. Procttds•1ll &Q,forrnnrt.hJ.nbi
Ck 1t-aencuc rtK•1ir·ch on 1 national bl'i anJ for
he'alth cduc:o 11on hen-:·
I
~ peny wilt netapproximatclyJ l.000. a«ord1"1 hcen 00.HooMluanao,ttthtt'OUn)and hoed up
to MiUtr.and Kem added that 1hed\iptcralt0ra1SH c:n1tnai•1Mnt tOCTntcaC'amhalatmosphcrt.
funds throup us annual Watkaahon (Sl0.000 la t car) Cla11'\o)lnt .... ~ ..... ofC osaa 1 and
anCIChampt0nd1nncr<H..-Prqera"'1EWM T~kw•rand(ard Rcltkr Yw.yMHa.y"crc:al
••hi• v.ac.~w Noqnttlittc~~iclt-thf-panin-:•mt mMsf•tion futtnn. ·rm ~ck ma
rat~ $38.000>. a soon •i I fin1 th1ulot') ... thc:rt'u cnu • 1n m~
Council mcm~dc<'oratcdCa lartrttdand\\tHtt tutUtt.
The Blender v.cn.· harmonmng v. uh barbershop
tunes. clown ran shout thr lourt and Mld1ael HoUJ't
" t1mbanque" pro' 1dcd1ugglinga t\. mag1ctansand
mime
.\Imo t e' Cf\ one thl're h.id strandc;of coto~
pla t1c be1ds ... purcha\Cdat threcpacksforS 10 .. the
luck\ ones had a numhc-r on thc1rstrandswh1ch
corrtspc>ndcd v.1th a pme .• .\II ofthcpnzc v.cre
donalC'd to us:· ~1d Miller The last rncludcd casnof
v.1nc. lfit;t \at ho tel and dtn1ngcxper1cnce .
Thatc,cn1n • d1n1nac,pcncntt"11 ri&htoutor
c..,Ortc1n \ 1aC ui~rne ntc· t '"' -Jambala)a.
bla k~~ cd pea . beef and from the-l.aun Quancrthcre
was1uacamolcalona w1th chtt~trcat plu atabtcof
•«1 .
.\mon.a thc rt' c-krs v.crr( ommtttet Mcmbtn
LaerleanJ Tem WallltrofC o ll ~k\aC hc-.a .
chairman o fdc<'Ot1t1on ). J ... EHe111M11ofNcwpon
Beach (\he., been a mtmbc:r for lhrtt )~n). 0..-
s.c-. ~ Greea, A .. n, ai1el 1111,Jm o.ia,
Hel8Sa.....-1nd8ect)'.M••·
I • Denidl Iller._., ptnidcn1 of the council. •
~tt•r•nd Hat Lfth~anctNWllii :J191'f was
chaumanofthe fi"t MODfund-ra "~Cowt).
·~ .e."Ml1•1tNPw1th Ui. .... 1net JMIAM 1.
\
mpalgn
ed ammunition ·.·
DEAR ANN
LANDERS: I
thoUtht you m1pt b
inatrnttd 1n thr
tndos.cd artick rron
lhc ArkanSHCi&ut·
tc. An 1nc1~n1 such a this pttttnts a
stronsarsumcnt ror •••••••••••• bennina handaun
Kttpspttad1n1thcword.Ann.-WITH YOU.ALL THE
WAY
DEAA WITRME: ,,.._.,I~ -.1aem. It •ak•
t ........ )' .... pra•le•. I •,,,eda .. IM.,,.,.. .. lly .. •re IS wldl my rMMn.
Woman DroPI Pul'$C. Oun Fires. Kilts UIJCOn. 41 -0r. PtttrR. Do~nbu!J. 41. an onhopcd1csu1Jr0n.
suffcf'N • flt•l1(.(n1bot wound at• C'/c1n1n.1nd l•undry
finn when• woman dropped• pulR' C'Onta1nm1 a pistol
and the1un firNJ. ThC' bullet struck Dr. DorncnbulJ in th(•
forehead. Ht died at 6:05 p.m. 1n t. VmC'tnt lnlirmar)
"TM Poli« said Dr. Dorncnbuf'J was tDndin1 in
frontoflhtroumerat the Oak ForestCleancrund
Laundry when Phf llisJ. Campbtll. JI. cntt•rc<l thr
busint"c•rryinga l•IJt bundkofc/othins and her pu~.
C•mpMll dropped the purse. and a .}$-c11libcrau1omtwr:
d1scha1Jed when the pu~ struck the floor.
"Bert Jenkins. Pol1C'e Information omcu. SIJldfhC
• pistol was fully loaded and that hcdidn 't know why
Campbell wuC'arrying the weapon or how long sht• had
b«n C'lfT) lnl II."
So, dear readen, aaoUter e.ample of bela1 la tlte
wroa1 place1t tlte •r•1 time. Wltlt $5 mllUoe ltaad1aa1
loose. wllo ca1 tell wt.ea u4 w .. ere tlte 1ext freall 1ccl4nt
wutocc•r?
1 .. 1,eet lite wema1, Ulle 10 m&1)' ollter1, boel)lt tile
llD to "protect" lterself. WMll are people 1ota1 to reant
tkal I UHIU prevlffl prttloe1 lhlle pro&«do. la DIM
e1cou1ers •t of It? A m•uer ka11 lot mere experteece
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DEAR NN LANDER ·:Th.skatt ISIOO lilt ror
Chr1 1m11. bu1 &)SH~ pnntlt fornextyc1r. At least 100
men come in to buy their w1 vcu niccoutOt. When we ask. "Wh11 size'!" They alw1yuay. "Oh. she's about your
he1p1 and we1aht. •• 1 know lhcrt ii no way that every
woman in town i~ S feet 8 u~hnand we1a1\S 130 pounds.
Whtn these wivnbrinaback the outfit. I have to
lau&h. They arc invariably Hect 2 inctfeundwciah IOO{or
160) pounds.
My husband and I each carry in ourwalle1uc1rd that ho~ theother'ui1.es in evcryth1na frollJ ha1uo rinas. PlcaK
p:s~s this on. -LAUGHING IN MUSKOGEE
DEAR MUSK: CoetMler la Plltff. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: Recently I au~nded the
wedding of a friend. On the table at each place~ttina was
1 printed card that said. "Thank you rorcomina and
br1nginga1ift." ·
ls th1ucrcptablce&1quettc?-WONOERING IN
BINHAMTON
DEAR BING: No.11 fact, I wMW H)' It 11 dow1rl1 .. t
val pr, ~It per ... wM lmvnte4 time ... moee)' .. a
weddlq "'' 41nerves "e eot1rte1y of betas tkaalled
ladlvlclUll)'. • • • Ann Landus' booklet ... Scxand the Teenager.··
e>.pfainscvcryUJ'('('tof~11ual behavior -where to draw
the/inc. howtosayno. the varwusmrthodsof
contraccp11on. thedan1ersofVD. thcsymp1omsand
where to get help. Fora copy. send $1 and a long. self.
addressed. stamped envelope( J 7cents postage) to Ann
LDnders. P.O. Box 11 99$. Ch1casa. Ill. 60611 .
Son's taste areal turnoff
Just when parcnb thought 11 was
safo to turn on tclc v1s1on again. alon1
came MTV.
I don't know about you. but if I
never again sec Prince look out at me
like a beached porpoise wnh absolutc-
IY, no will to hvc and mumble.
• Purple Rain." 11 willbe100 soon for
me.
It's a phenomenon I don't pretend
to understand. The same kid who dissolves into a
tantrum when "Hill Street Blues"
shows a rerun watches a Michael
Jackson cassette so many times he
can predict the exact moment hi s cars
grow fur.
chair.
The other day I wac; intrigued by the
P.!J)~~~ asat~~t ~~lleJ?.~nd and, said.
.. That'!> called ( ynd1 Lau per ...
"What happened 10 her ha1f' II
looks like she slept on the same side so
Ion& she went bald.··
"She hu 1t cut that way.''
who was vmting whom we wanted
you to take 10 a movtcT' ··r told you. I don't go out with
anyone with a button-down oxford
cloth blouse. That's gross.··
ll 'sjust a theory. but maybe parents
arc not su rposcd to understand what
MTV 1s al about. It seems every time
kids get a unique way of communicat·
1ng. we brca~·the code. Every 11me
the) em bract a new idea or 1rcnd. we
crock the bamcr and invade their
space. It's possible they don't under-
stand the mystique themselves. bul 1t
belongs to them and them alone.
Maybe it 's the onl y way they can
rebel.
As I settled down in front oft he TV
1hc other niaht. I ~1d ... Oka y. one
more song and then I &Ct control of
Cal Cup moved to Majr The same kid who kept a cockroach
as a pet because he eouldn'1 bear to
kill ft Watches SIX hours Of &ra ves
being dua, someone tlfinging from a
gu ill<'tinr r:m eJtplodin' and.a child
caung an ice cream cone 1n an elec1nc
"Is th1\ a telethon to help he(!"
"Mom! It'!> her cassette. Shc'ci the set." By ALMON LOCKABEY much 11ghter displacement than the
Out of1hccorncr of my eye. I saw a o.llf"-........,•"* regular maxis and can rate no higher
Cheetah. a new Pe1erson-6 7 owned
by Dick Penn1n11on. Lona Beach
Yacht Club.
great.''
"(jreater than Marp.c Fe,tcr\ niece ~1 ngcr who turned in to a bumblebee C ahforn1a Yacht Club at Manna than 70 feet under the ln1ernat1onal
and new in pur<1u1t of a girl. He del Rey hai. announ,·cd still ano1her OIT'lhore Ruic, ma ximum ra1ing for
appeared in her bath disgu1!)ed as a format for its famous California Cu p the Transpac.
piece of <1oap. He appeared '" her 1n 198.S. Yach t\ invited 10 part1c1pate this
hairbrush and 1n her medicine chest. The C\eni will be held earl) I his vear arc·
He appeared as a bug crawhng under ~car to attract some of the big yachtit · Saga. a Nelson-Marek 68-footcr
PfORLll'fG-EDWARDS the blanket. He scaled the Empire 1ha 1 wi ll be sailtna 1n the Transpac owned by Doug Baker and George
Dennis Choatc's new Peterson-68.
as yet unnamed. Lo ng Beach YC.
Prima. a new NM-68 owned by
Ke11h 1mmons. Fon Wonh. Tex ..
Boat Club.
State Building and from time to time ac 1 Ho 1 1 • J 1 w · L Be ch Yacht Cl b Sao~ Marcella Lou1~ Edward<i.. dau&hter of Robert and Lynn Edwards of r c 0 no u u in u y. mer. ona a u · ... his head lef1 his body. ('YC Commodore Fred Brown was first to finish in Newpon Harbor
M1m1 B. a new Santa Cruz-70
owned by a Los Anacles YC syndicate
headed by Bill Wilson. Huntington Beach. was united in mamaec with James Briant Norling of When it was over my son turned to \aid a dozen
1
lighl displacement Yach I Club's 1983 Cabo San Lucas.
Westminmer on Feb. 17. The ceremony and a reception for I .SO guests ~re me and said ... Now 1hal's life. That's "maxis" have been invited 10 «Om· and has been runner-up for line
held in Clubhouse One 1n Leisure World. Laguna Hills. real!" pcte'" th(• May 24-27 Cal Cup which honors in several other long-distance
Kathmandu. another SC· 70 owned
by John Landon. San Dicao YC.
The bridegroo m is lhe son of Loi'i Norling of Wcstm1n1ster and Leonard Forget whal I o;a1d about I hat dumb 1~ usually held in lhe late summer or races.
Norling ofNonh Pon. Fla. He 1scmploycd by Sierra Pools and his bride 1s with 1hcol) that kids need their own space. early fall. Sw1ftsurc Ill. Nick Fra1ee·s NM-68
Coastli ne Community Collcac. The kid IS Just plain weird! .\ light displacement "maxi" 1s from San D1cio Yacht Club which -------..;._--"------------------r------------------=-=-r----------....__-------. was first tofin1 sh in the recent Los
Drumbeat. a NM-68 owned and
~kippered by Don Ayres Jr .. Newport
Harbor Yacht Club.
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Charlie. Nolan Bushnell's
Holland-67. St. Francis YC'. which
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Honolulu race.
Blondie. an SC· 70 owned by
Herman Moniz. Honolulu.
ltl2 .._.a• .. COSTA IDA -~JJ56 Merhn. Bill Lee 's anta C'ru1 6 7
(with a modified underbody) which 1---------------1 holds 1he 2.22.S-milc Transpac race
All of the yach1s will compete as a
Ocet in a three-race series. Brown said
most. 1f not all. of 1hc yachts will be
~iling 1n this year's Transpac race
\tarting July 4.
In recent years Cal Cup compet1·
11on has been on a two-boat match
race format. This will be the first fleet
race 1n several years .
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Cruisers on the ball
Not all yach tsmen arc hooked on sailing to the exclusion of all other
sports.
Voyaacrs Yacht Cl ub of Newport Beach. and Capistrano Bay Yacht
Clutf. Dana Point. are out 10 prove that with what they call the Catalina
Golf-Softball Cruise March 2-3 .
This first -but probably not last -JOint cffon between thtse two
clubs calls for a cruise to Avalon. Catalina bland, March 2, arrivina In time
to tee off at noon for the aolftourney.
VYC has challenged Capo BYC to a "unisex" golf match. and Capo
BY~' has challenaed VYC to "slow pitch unisex softball.··
Af\cr all the 1trtnuous exercise cruisers will meet for dinl1er at the El
Galleon restaurant. Then to bed to rest up for the cruise home Sunday.
The golf will be under the infamous modified Shelly Handicap System
and rule will be laid down by hclly himself. Ground rules for sof\blll will
be, handled by Capo·s Gcorac Sweat.
Mcmb(rs planning to make the cruise arc requested to contact GeOf)e
Pett y at 544-0079 (home) or SS7-4S97 (office).
Kenyon,Sparcraft
firms join forces
Kenyon. producer• of production
cruisina and racin& spars for sail·
boats. ind Sparcran of Irvine. dc-
si1ncr1 ind manufacturers of custom
'Pl" ror ln1tmat1onal OfTshort Ruic
Ind I 2•metcr ~achts, have mcratd 10
form Kenyon·Sparcnn.
The announcement w1 made by
John E.D Grunow. president or
International Marine Industries. Inc .•
perent company or Kenyon. and
Ronald E. Love, percraf\ prcsidc!('t.
Ttw ne~ compeny will ront1nuc to
offer the full Hne or Kenyon's pro-
duction and '*Ina 1par H well 11
S,.rcraft's ~uttom-dttisncd and cn-
pnttted span for racmaand cru1Jin1 yadtt1. a«ordint-40 l.ovc.
.. Th, """"11 the loSJCal mama~
of't-o C'Om"nin thll cfomin11e 1tw1r
mpec1i vt fkld1." saKI Grunow.
'"IMI rttotnizn 1hat Spemaft 6t a
lt'ader In 1per t«hnolotY for r1Cint
equipmcn1 and tw• c•ptnltc 1n &he
prodUC'UOn Of Jaft. hfH~I I. Cut-
tom-fnaiftttttd 1per1,
Lo"e. •ho '-''" ovtnrt 11 and
marbtin1 11 Ktnyon-Splrcran·1
~·· l!pftd that •ht mnJr1' .adceood lluliMtf.lfMt. ··1n :5;Mn:ran·, <'aw. kntyan will
lcn4 111 kno•lc• on tht COit·
effective production and manuf'ac·
tu rt of non-custom spars." he .. id.
"The meracr also will allow us to offer
our <'ustomcn expended tcrViCc ind
salcscapabilitics 1n all ma.lor yachcina
loca1lon1 in the U.S and Canada."
Annual 11lc1 for Kenyon-Spercraf\
are pro..1«ted to be in ciaht fi•urn.
Join1n1 Love 1n manaaina the new
company Is W1rttn Blee, former
Kenyon ttncral mal\IFf. who will
tcrve I ViC'C prtSfdt-nt Of ~liOnl
for 111 five production facthlies. Jim Was~rburttr. former Kenyon con·
trollcr. wi ll become Kcnyon·1
permn VICC prtstdcnt. fin1ntt.
~rcraf\'1 ha~y. Maw. plant
and Kenyon•1 Oilfofd. COtln. faCility
will bt mtf'IN 10 hou1t the cqtn•
P1ny'1 corporate oftket In Ollfont.
On the Wnt Con1. Spernaft aftd
Kenyon will bt houled In a facility
under con1truc11on 1n S.n1a AM and
due ror 0«upency tn May. In ~
d1uon the C'Ompeny will mata111n
offlm tn 1. hteflbura. Fll .. Lym•
•ntton. En ... nd. and ,La llodltl~
frlft(f •
Ttw rompeny atibiintt onw-. ftalf
hnt o( tnttrumtnh. tlOvtt and mannt herdql'f,
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'Glgl' p1end~d in FCLOrevlva1
By CHRIS C&AWJ'OllD ..
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For tht second production or its
current 1nson. the Fullenon Civk
lipt Opera hat ttvivtd tht ever·
po_pular story of love and roman«. ··oi~.··
C>nainally 1 novella by French
author C*ttc. "Gisi" hat appeared
over tht last 40 )'eat in various sate
and ftlm version• in buth the Unued
Slates and France. Probebly the bell
known is lht 19S8 movie which
stamd Leslie Caron. Louis Jourdan
and Mauri~ Chevalier.
In the Fullenon production of the
Alan Jay Lerner-Frederick Loewe
musical. un~rstudy Lauren Hath•· way substituted for Lynne Levine.
who was ill. in the title role on
' openina niatu. Hathaway acted and
na the role very capably. with her rf,.,_,, .. ,.,. ,.ivina no hint ofbc1 n1a
• la t-m1nucc sublt1tut1on.
The SIOl'y 11 namccd b)' Hof'Ofe
Llthallln (played by Joe K.lye~a conflrmtd blchtlor and play
about town who has ~n much of II c
an the Pansian 1r11tocn.cy. His
ncphtw0111on(JeftttyColtman)i11
wealthy. handsome )'OUftl man who
it bored with the life of an anMOmit
and the atccnttOM o( hatf. the womtn
in Paris. •
Ont of his kw ple11ures ii visitina
tht humble home of Inez Alvarez
(Shl~y Romano) and pla~~ ctrds with Gisi. her youna sran uatner.
Oiai ls just a child to Gaston. but she
has a refttshin1 and candid way of
rnctina to him that none or his paramours have posscHCd.
Then enter Aunt Alicia (Nancy Sa~ers) into the situation. Aunt
Alicia has plans (or Oiai to become a
lady of breedina and to M instrucud
10 lhat nd. Aad 0u&on II told that It would harm Oili·• reputation to M
lffft With ham. Thus, Oaaton hat a
choice -whether to Ii ve up Oita or
to make a commatmau to her.
Hadin& the ca1t 11 Honort, Kaye
is a ramiriar face on the fuJlenon CLO llllr· He ponray1 the playboy·
aritlocrat wi&b confident eaac and a
ltfOlll vocal delivery on MKh IOnp 11
"Thank Heaven for Little Oirls" and
~·rm Glad I'm Not Youns Any-
m0tt.''
$trona vocal work alto 11 ,a;ven by
Coleman (who it appnhna, but youna as Oaston). especially in his
key solo. "Giai." Wally Huntoon's1et
dnian. wh-.Ch indudcl a staat-lcvcl
walkway between the orchestra pit
and the auditnft. effectively show-
caWt Coleman s solo. as well as
others.
TOPI amona the supporting cast 11
Wives' ca·n 't rescue ABC
froni Nielsen ratings cellar
By FRED ROTHENBERG . , ...............
NEW YORK -The openina
installment of ABC's splashy, sexy
"Hollywood Waves" performed sol·
idly. finishina as the week's No. 7
show. but it did not live up to man y
expectations and could not prevent
the third-rated ne1work from another
last-place finish.
"Hollywood Wives." the fictional
mini1encs aboul the women behind
the entertainment capital's 171ost
powerful men. had a 22.0 rating altd a
33 share on Sunday night. according
to fiaurcs released Tuesday by the
A.C. Naclsen Co.
CBS. which won Sunday (with its
3. (7) ··family Ties.'' NBC. 24.S.
20.8 m1llion]lomes .
, 4. (4) "6CY Minutes.'' CBS, 23.S.
20.0 million homes.
S. (I) "Dynasty.'' ABC. 23.4. 19.9
million homes.
6. (6) "Simon & Simon." CBS. 22.8.
19.4 million homes.
7. (X) "Holl ywood Wives.'' Part I,
A BC. 22.0. 18. 7 million homes.
8. ( 18) "Kate & Alhc.'' CBS. 21.8.
18.S million homes.
9. (IS) "Cheers." NBC. 21.3. 18.1
million homes.
10. (26) "The Atlanta Child
Murders.'' Part 2 -"CBS Tuesday
Ni&ht Movie. 20.9. 17.7 mill ion
homes.
11. (9) "Knots Landin&." CBS.
20.7. 17.6 million homes. 11. (S) ··The A-Team:· NBC. 20. 7.
17.6 million homes.
13. ( 14) "Murder. She Wrote."
CBS. 20.S. 17.4 million homes.
14. (18) "Newhart." CBS. IY.9.
16.9 million homes.
IS. ( 12) .. Maanum. P.I..'' CBS.
19.8. 16.8 million homes.
16. (21) "Webster.'' ABC. 19.7.
16.7 million homes. 17. (9) "falcon Crest." CBS. 19.4.
16.S million hom es.
18. (H) "Niaht Coun.' .. NBC. 19.3.
16.4 million homes. 19. (11) "Hotel.'' ABC. 18.8. 16.0
million homes. 19. C20) "The Fall Guy:· ABC.
18.8. 16.0 million homes.
regular series) and four other nights, ,---------===========
was the lop-rated network for the
week of Feb. 11-17 with an averaac
prime-time rating of 18.2. NBC. with
third consecutive week. was second
with a 16.2. ABC had a I S.3.
With nine weeks left in the 30..weck
prime-time sca~n. the rating.s arc:
CBS-17.2. NBC-16.3 and ABC-I S.6.
CBS estimates that ABC would
have to beat NBC by an averaac of 1.6
rating poin1sa wttk to tic NBC. while NBC would have to beat CBS by an
avcraae of 2.1 rating po1n1s a week to
tic CBS.
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SAT.-MON. 2:3~:35. 10:30
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One ratinapoint equals I percent of I ~~~~~~~!!~~~!~~~~~;;~;;;;;;;;;~~~ the nation 's 84.9 million TV homes. I
A share measures. on a~crage. the
percentage of sets turned on that are
tuned to a particular network.
CBS. exhibating series strenath
-throuahout the week. had top-I 0
shows on Sunday (No. 4 "60
Minutes''). Monday (No. 8 "Ka\e & Allie"). Thursday (No. 6 "Simon &
Simon"). and Friday (No. 2 "Dal-
las"). as well as a No. 10 rankinJ for
the second pan of the "Atlanta Child
Murders" last Tuesday. I NBC's power was concentrated in
its Thursday night lineup. "The
Cosby Show" was No. I. "family
Ties' was No. 3 and "Cheers" was
ninth. "Cheers" was a repeat episode
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visions pr04Tams for the week of Feb. \~;:'1~1~ 11
1l1l '~~1=~~ :t;J,2J:1 ~~Ye':~~ 11 -17. lis11ng.s include the week's • 10110 'fu S.or9t (ltGI
ranking, with season-1o-da1c ran kina
in parentheses. rating for the weck.1~~~·:oi11~1v~•~·1••c~..,..]"'~IM4'r~~1~u~11~1~1 ~u..~~.._~...,~IO~~~i~~~~~~b~ and total homes. An "X" in parcnth·
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tat1on.
I. (3) "The Cosb) Show." NBC'.
26.6. 22.6 million homes.
2. (I) "Dallas.'' CBS. 2S.O, 21.2
million hom es,
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FAMD,Y
CIRCUS
"This place behind your knee is your
knee pit."
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
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··No. I'm not calling Mrs. Rowe to come and
pick up her puppies.··
GORDO
GARFIELD
MOON MULLINS
NO SUBSTITUTIONS ...
JUDGE PARKER
BIG GEORGE by Vlrgll Partch (VIP)
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by Jim Davis
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IN '(OUR ~EAD I
ARE YOU BUILDING A 1
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fer•ntiate betw"n th• la•• or lb•
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been wiaer to bid three no trump
rather t han lour hearts. Even IO, it
look expert defense lo def eat the
heart game.
West led his fourth·be•t spade,
declarer won in dumm1 and East
started an echo b1 playing the t~n.
On a trump lead from the table,
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East jumped In with the ac. of
heart• to return hlt remalnlnr
spade, won on lht board. Weat won
the next trump and 1a•t his part·
ner a 1pade rutr.
With three trlek• In the ban~.
East looked round fow the Hllla1
trick. 1'1'e lead bad marked dedanr
with four 1pedn, and II ht bad mon
than Ov1 hearu LIM dtftnH itOod
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Eut realized that, if hie partn
held the queen of diamond• a
queen of cJube, t.he contract mlr
be defeated. He returned a dlamo
and declarer was locked on t
tal>'e. He could oot get back to h
hand for a club fineaM, to he had
concede down one.
CHARLES
GOIEI
Eut hattctred two or the oldt!
clitht• o bridge: " ecoad hand lo
and "lead throush wtakneH and
to strength.'' ucceQful def.
.,_."~ on lindmr Wm w1th t
key cards that matlfrtd, and th
usins tholfl c~rds to bett adva
tase.
C. Keith Greer C. Bradley OllO.n
DevelQpment arm
of Irvine Co. ·:
gets a new look
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
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The Commun ity Development
Division of the Irvine Co .. respon·
sible for the devclopmen1 and mar-
keting of the company's rcs1dcn11al
communities. is being chan~ed to a
wholly-owned firm with 1t~ o"'n
name. company officials announcrd.
In a pre pared statement. Irvine Co.
President Tom Nielsen said the
division·s growing respons1bh11cs in
recent yea rs prompted the change.
('. Bradlc> Olson will serve as
president of the 110-cmploycl'
di vision. which will be called lht>
Irvi ne Community De velopment ( o.
Olson was formerly the vice prc<i1dent
of1he di vision.
C. Keith Greer. a senior director of
the division. will assumi.' thl' role of
vil'C president. Greer will concent rate
on major land development projects
1Allh an emphasis on the public
1 mprO\ ements the rrs1denual com-
mun111cs require.
1 hl' Irvine C'o. has two other
operating diyisions doing husiness as
"'holl~ owned firm s. They are Irvine
Pac1ti<" and the Irv ine Industrial.
Rc\Carch and Development Co.
The In 1ne Com mu nit) Develop-
ment Co. will be in charge of
.. rnn,erting our resident ial sites into
totall ) planned communities. fro m
rnnn.·pt to prcP.aration of the land for
<kh,cry 10 builder. and following up
"11h marketing.'' said Wilham
Mcfarland in announcing the
change. McFarland 1s the Irvine C'o.'s
l.'il'Cut1\C 'ice president of oper-
a11on\.
rhl' di\ ISl(IO Wiii cont in UC to
manage th <.' In inc C'o.'s res1dent1al
li.'a'>Chold program. comm unit) le' el
ground leases and the com pan~·!>
r'k wport Harbor marina operations.
AirCal proposes
stock offering
to reduce deb.ts
~1r( al Inc. announced that It has
fi led a reg1strat1on statement with the
Securities and Exchange Com-
m ission Wcdnesda> relating to a
proposed pub I ic oITcri ng of 2. 750.000
shares of conven ible exchangeable
preferred stock.
Pa ineWebber has been named
manager of the underwriting group
th at will offer the share!> to the public.
Proceeds from the proposed sale of
the shares will be used pnnc1pall} for
rcpa} mcnt of debt.
AirCal provides air tra"cl scr ices
primarily between thl' Los An·
gelesOrange Counly area and the San
Francisco Bay area. one of the most
heavily traveled domestic markets.
and between SeattlePonland and
California. ft also serves Reno. SaC'ra-
mcnto. Lake Tahoe and Palm
Springs. As measured by passenaers
boarded duri ng 1984. A1rC'al is thl'
largest earner in four of the 13
UPs ANO DowNs
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airports It ser,es and 1s the second
largest earner in fo ur other airports.
Sears pl&ns new 'services car.d'
Scars. Roebuck and Co. Wednes~
d:t) announce~ plans to introduce in
pilot market by }ear-end a new
combination crcditfinancial service
caret sponsored by the Sears Financial
Network.
The new card will offer significant
savinp to consumers and se rv ice
Mtabflshmcnu alike. The rteently
acquired Greenwood Trust Co ..
Grttnwood. Del .. will is ~ the card.
According to Edward R. Telling.
Sears chairman and chief eitecuti ve
officer. the new ('reditfinancial ser-
vices card will be accepted by a wide
ranae of retail. travel. entenainment
and service pTov 1ders. including
Sears retail and catalog stores. wh ich
will also honor the original Sears
credit card.
In addition. the new card will
incorporate a package of financial
products and services including a
family sa vi ngs account.
.. The fo rmation of the Scars
Financial Network in 1982. followed
by the establ ishment of 302 Scars
Financial Network centers in maJor
markets throughout the nation. has
clearly positioned Sears as one of
America's most innovative financial
institutions." Tellina said.
"We view the introdtX"tion ofa new
creditfinanc1al snv1ces card a the
nu t loa1cal 11ep in our stratqy of
providing our cu tomt'n nationa lly
with a broad ranae ofh1&h Quality and
affordable financial products and
services fro m an institution the)'
trust.''
Telling cmphu1Lcd that \\h1le
comPttition is fierce 1n toda) '\ bank
card markel. Scars new entry will be
positioned to take advantage of the
company's historic strenaths. includ-
ing an active customer base of more
than 40 m1lhon U.S. households: 74
years of U pttitnce in runmna Amcn-
ca 's largest and most successful
consumer credit OPtrat1on: the man-
agement talent. marketina skills and
resources necessary to pan icipate in
this compe1itive field. and an 1magt'
of trust and quality.
··Taken totcther:· he said ... We
believe a new Sears Financial Ser-
vices card has enormous potential for
our company as well as for the
customers wc serve."
Heading the ven1ure will be Ra y-
mond A. Kennedy. formerly vice
president-credit. Sears merchandise
group. In hi' new position as ex-
ecutive vice 'president-consolidated
Center under construction
Construction began thi s month on Century Center. a development of
Roben A. Allcborn Associates and an investment of Metropoli tan Life
Insurance Co. ·
The Irvine project located at the nonhwcst corner of Main treet and
Jamboree Boulevard features twin 13 story offi ce towers with sunsc1 colored
exterior granite and bronze glass.
The finl phase consisting of one 239.000 square foot office tower designed
by Welton Becket Associates and to be built by Equidon Contractors will also
include a 6 story parking structu re. The first tower is scheduled 10 complete 1n
March of 1986.
Fluor plans stockholders meet
Fluor Corp. ha s announced that its 198~ annual mee ting or stockholders
will be held at 9 a.m .. March 12. at its Irvi ne headquaners. 3333 Michelson
Dn ,e. Irvine.
The company ea rlier had considered holding the meeung at its Houston
di\ 1s1on.
Fluor is a n engi neering. construction and natural resources manage ment
company.
Yogurt shop will open Saturday
.\n appearance by Heidi Miller. winner of last summer's Miss Westtm
-\menca bodybuilding title. will highlight the grand opening of a new Heidi's
P-'ro1c n Yogun shop in Costa Mesa on Saturday.
Miller. a bodybuilder turned busi ness builder. is also president of the fast-
grow1ng. Laguna Beach-based chain of franchised frozen yogun shops. The
Costa Mesa shop 1s the S«ond to be opened in the last two months. Ten other.>
arc scheduled to open 1n Orange and Los Angeles counties by mid-) ear.
The new Heidi's shop is owned by Richard and Diane Cannon. of Corona
dcl Ma r. Cannon ha s extensive restaurant industry experience. Her husband is
a marketing eitecutive.
The shop is adjacent to the Edwards Ci nema complex in the M<.'sa Verde
Center at Harbor Blvd. and Adams A\e. Store hour5 arL" from 10 a.m. to 10
p.m. unda} through Thursday and from 10 a.m to 11 p.rn. Frida} and
Saturda~.
financial $Cl"\-1ct rot the Oran Wntcr
F1nanc1al Service aroup·s ronsumcr
bankina d1v1S1on. Kenned) will re-
pon d1r«lly to Dean Winer prn1dent
and chief OPtrlt1n1 officer. Philip J.
Purcell. who also strves as con,um er
bankina di vi ion chairm11n.
Kc:nnC'd y will be ~ in Lin-
colni.h1re. Ill .. where the Dean Witter
consumer bank1n1 divisio n as head-
quartered.
··we att pan1culai1_> fonuuw lO
ha"e an c ttuMe of Ray Kcnnt'd)
breadth and upenise 10 le*9 tb•s nrw
bu ints :· Telhna eonunued. •• ·nee
Ray a umed m.pons1b1l it) for San
merchandise aroup's credn Opt'l'-
allonsin 198). t~ numlX"r ofattOUnt •
holders has incrca d from 3' m1lhoo •
10 ovrr 40 million and the numbtt o
active accounts has r1~n rrom ~s
m11l1on to 28 mil hon."
NB firm wins &rand prizes
for desigtas olresidencea
The Newport Beach archneauraJ and plannina firm of n.alelia
Aaedatet has received'-two arand awards and a merit award 10 the Best m
American Llvin1 Award desian competition, sponosred by the NalMul
Aaedatt. etR .. eh&Wenand Beltera.-6 ~ mapzioe Ont of
the arand awards was for a modular home at in Camarillo, and the other was for
a sinale-family detached home in Monterey. The merit award was for another
11ngle-family detached floor plan in the Monterey developmenL • • • Alln Cbrts., owner-oPttator of Tierra Vft'M ...-..eeape, IK. of
Huntington Beach. has been elected to a second tenn as treasurer of the
Callfon11 Lufteape C...trae.n A.IMCladea, IK. Chariton ts a nine-year
member of the Loni Beach/Ora nae County chaptttof IM CLCA. and servcd as
chapter president in 1981. He abo served as chairman of CLCA's 1983
Landscape Industry Show. • • • , Peter M. AW... has been named regional vice president of
CommerctB.U of Newpon Beach, and will serve as manaaer of the bank's
Newpon Beach headq~en office. Atkinson brinp more than 20 years of
experience in banking and finance to his new post Most recently. he was
reaional vice president of Cemmalty Bull. • • • O.UW Flamm, West Coast public affairs dirutor for Fer4 A~ a
Commuieatl••· has been elected presiden1 of the Ora nae County chapter of
the Pmllc Rtlatlou Sode&y of Amtrlca. The Balboa Island resident had
served a partial term as chapter president in 1978, interrupted when he was
1ranferrcd to Ford's corporate office in Dctto1t. He returned to Oran~ County
in 1981 . where he brinp more than 3S years of experien<le in public f'Clations
and public affairs to his president's post. Other l98S PRSA officers include:
Midttlle Swee& of Buso It A1Meia&es, IK. of Newport Beach, first vice
president; Li.IMb S....tlM of c.euae Clila1e, Llvleps. Ir Co. of Newport
Beach. secretary/treasurer. Laer Pearce of c.r,ente Creadvtty Groep of
Laguna Hills. director. past president 8*11 C. Pays. of Basso cl Associates.
who serves on the board; and Patrick~ of AlaMnee C.mmaicatieet
C.. of Ncwpon Beach and 'l'Mma1 S. Su&aey of C.J. Sqentrom Ir Sou of
Costa Mesa. assembly delegates.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED
CommerceBank' Board of Directors has
declared a S0.10 per , hare ca h dividend
and a 5°~ tock dividend to alJ hareholders
of record a of February 20. 19 S. The
divid ends will he di~tributed on or ahout
March 12. 19 5.
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Advenced Oecllntd ¥nchenvect 0111 luues New hlvhs New lows
AM£ x LEADER S
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NEW YORK (AP) -r1:clel, Thursclav price and net cha"9t lhe ltn most active American Slock 11change luues, 1rac1 1rv nallonallv at more tttan ' 't1:~~~T~e 3m311j ~~~ ~-n Gulf~ . , lJ..., ~ ~M!~n· ll : J~ = ~ TIE Comm •• ~,1',,. = ~ Ptll.tW J.33pf 6, ,. WhtrMtEnf s 4, HouOllTr l,7 ~
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That's an apt descrtptton of both business and
business people along the Orange Coast. To keep track of
where companies are gotn~ and which people are helping
them get there,Just watch Credit Line· -every day In tile
Business sectton·ofyour new
Hang time
Cll}!P!f center Jam• Donaldaon alam 4unu a&alnat Seat-
de • Tlm llcCormtcll 4artni acdon Wednad&y ntcht in
LA. 8onlce won eaally, 118-105. Story, pace C2.
UCI sleepwalks to victoQ:.
Murphy's 27 points keys Anteaters'
la~k uster 75-67 triumph over 49ers
By CH1UI MONAHAN
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The most imponant th ing to note
about the performance of UC Irvine's
basketball team Wednesday night
apinst Lona Beach ~tate was that it
got the Anteaters a wan.
UC I. coming off of an emotionally
and physically drainina 99-89 loss to
Nevada-Las Vegas on Saturday. play-
ed lackluster most of the nt&ht and tt
was perhaps thanks only to a tremen-
dous personal effon by Junior for-
ward Tod Murphy that thc Anteaters
camc away with the 75-6 7 wan before
927 fans at Crawford Hall.
USC stops
UCI, 5-4
LOS ANGELES -For thc second ·
straight day. the UC Irvine baseball
team let a lead slip away. this time
against, the Uni versity of Southern
California .
The Trojans overcame an early 3-0
defici t by scorina in four straight
innings and came away w11h a 5-4
victory over the Anteaters at [)e.
deaux Field Wednesday.
In dropping to 5-6-1 overall, UCI
scored a single run in the first as Doug
Irvine walked. moved 10 third on
Paul Hammond's single and scored
on a fielder's choice.
The Anteaters added two more an
the third. loading the bases on
Irvine's si ngle. Brady Anderson's
double and a walk to Hammond. A
pairofgroundouts allowed the runs to
score.
USC' pinned Bo Kent with single
runs in the fourth and fifth. and when
Mark Stevens chased home a pair of
ru ns with a double dow n the ri~ht
field line in the sixth. the Trojans
were 1n front for the first tame. 4-3.
USC' (7-4) scored the eventual win-
ning run in the seventh.
The An teaters had an excellent
chance 10 at least get even in the
ninth. loading the ba~ with none
out. Steve Morgan then hit a sacrifice
Oy to left. but Gin& was thrown out
trying to advance to third. putting the
brakes 10 the inning.
The win ran tJCl's Pacific Coast
Athletic Association record to 7-8 and
put them a half aame out of founh
place.
Murph)' scored 27 points 10 lead all
~orers. incl'ud1n1 12 of the Ant-
caters'final 18 points. as he almost
SIO(\le-l'tandedly kept Irvine ahead
during the game's final 10 minutes.
Murph)' also led all rcbounders.
grabbing 12. •
"I wasn't thinking about 1t (the
points). I'll just do whatever is
necessary." said Murphy. "I was
upset that we let them back into the
pme. Everybody seemed to tum
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away from lhe ti.II. I Just wanted to ~t it and scort inside. •
Murphy was also .-illina to share
some of the &edj1 for hi• surcea.
.. You ha\le to~ IOlllC Cftldit •
the point paard UIC IOIMOM ii puatnt the bell to IM," he Mid.
The man Murphy was _,,.. ~
rina to WJI freshman liY8i _......,
He had e1pt assills off dw llellCti ie
only 16 nunuacs of Diti .... timt. UCI Coec:h Bill M&i liaan wu 90C
euctly imprested w liit -.n••
perl'ormance. · ~·we we.-c pa1hc1ic." 11id Mu&lipil.
''Tha1's my rcspontibtlity. I ...,.. I
take a lot o( pride an '""'-" _. .,~ ready for a pmc ucl I dida•t ., 1
good JOb tonjpt. I'll take the wio.
thouah. .. , didn't think Tod played all ttwt
well. He didn't play up 10 his normal
standards. It was d1ftkult to pick out
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Where were principles? 8COf lno drouaht Mt"Y 1n ttae nm
half and ... Mounti9I tootc advan.
::..:. buHd a 33.21 edge 9t
·-we hed • ••-minute period wt*9 we didn't ~ ... PlraM Sunset principals
played cruel joke
on Edison athletes
Did you hear the one about the
warden who told the condemned man
he wasn't going to the electric chair.
the governor had a change ofheart
and there would be life after all. that
the mistakes made were 10 be rec-
tified?
The followangday they came an and
started shaving his head in prep-
aration for the bigjolt and the gu y
says "What the heck is going on?
There's bttn a stay of execution. I
m ~ht even be pardoned!"
• Boy. did you fall hook. hne and
sinker .. " said the laughina barber.
"April Fool!"
The recent episode in the Sunset
lca_Jue reprding the on·aaain. off.
again denial of Edison High 's basket-
ball team revealed quite a few fools. to
such an extent that at'sdoubtful
anyone will ever again be able to
accept a decision from this league
without waiting 36-48 hours before
making plaJls. .
Herc's what happened:
The C'haraers were su1pected of
havi ngan ineligible player on the
team because he was not living where
he said he was living. but during the
tame of investigat ion the principal
(Jack Kennedy) was instructed by
district official Charles Hess not to let
the coach (Jon Borchert) know what
RocE1
C11LSOI .
PREP SPORTS
wasgoingon because there wa!o
concern a civil suit couh:f '>urfacc and
nobody's fond of that s11uat1on. ....._
Finally. 11 was determined the '\
C'harJer!o wereguilty. five game'i were
forfei ted. Total disaster for Edi son'!.
team. PlayofTdreamscru shed. The
end? Not GUiie.
The Sunset League/Huntington
Beach Unified School Distract (ta kl·
your pick. it's more complicated than
Congress) decided the C'hargcrs were
give n a bum rap and to make things
right th ey'd have a fou r-way playo ff
on Sa turda) after the final league
game to ge t a third playofTteam
This was a unanamousdccision
made on Thursda).
"Wl· had al read)· had our goodh)l'
meeting." rl·c all 'I Aorchrrt. "Then we
go11he \\Ord after Thur'ida) ·s pral'·
11cc. Frida~ I had a Lwo-pagc pn:p-
ara11 on fort" o games on Saturda~.
like whl·n togl'I up. th e prl·ga nw meal
-th e kids werl' e>.c1tcd."
But a' 1nformat1on of the Sun~t
League'" grea t decision was being
publishl·d on FmJa~. changes "'ere
qu1etl~ lx'angmade.
UC Irvine swept, 9-0
Anteaters discover
why UCLA is rated
No.' 1 in tennis
WEST WOOD -UC Irvine's
men's tennis team. ranked No. 14
in the country. met its match
Wednesday as UCLA dominated
by rolling to a 9-0 win on thr
Bru ins' couns.
U('LA. the nation's 1o~ranked
team. lif\cd it record to 10.2.
"It looked lake we wert 101 nt tO
win .ome of the matches." said
UC'I COIC'h Grq Pauon. "But
tM Y )USt muucd u ..
Mike Kuf'C's. who defutcd
Irvine' Bruce Man Son H1na.
6-4. 7·l in 1tnaln play. teamed
with Mark Basham '" doubtcs to
dcfrat Ken Ofrr and Man n
Hana. 6-2. 6·4. Basham had
beetcn U<Ts Otmn Ytte1 tn
"n•ks earlier. 2·6. 6-3. 6..0.
"This 1s om.• match )'OU want 10
for1ct n:all> quick ... Patto n said.
"It s lake the Oood 1ho1 wiped
everyt an' b ut -!he bndge
collap d. · ·
lso ~inning an ·.angle fo r
lJC'LA were Jeff Klaparda. who
defeated Brnd ckcrman. 6·4.
6-3. Brad Pearce. who bcal ()err.
6-0. 6-3: Bretl (irecn\\ood. a
winner over Julia n Barham. 6·3.
6-&.and Randy Pan. who topped
Neil Amor. 6-1. 6-3.
Barham and Yates. 14-2 over·
all. had won 11 stra1aht doubles
matche for lJC't beforc Klaparda
and Pcarte handed lhcm a S-7.
6·3. 7°6 setblck. David La -1n~lon and Pan &camed for
UCLA to defeat ckcrman and
\n tlernandc1~ 6-2. 6-1.
•• och anJ e\'CI') ) ar fl ~mi.
thcy btal u,:' Patton explained of
the Bruin,· dominauon of < I.
"La t >car. the) btat u I We
probsbty 1"11d~·1ttnn ~ II
~car b "-tnn1n1 that point
It was all oll. Edison would not be
invol ved.and Manna wo uld be
involved only if the Vikings pulled
an to a tic for third on Fn<lay.
ThcOrangeC'ountyT1mes c1ted in
effect. "CIF rules against Edison."
But Cl F officials deny any such
notion. s1mpl~ pointing out the rules
state there must be a 11e of some son
for third place 1n order for a league to
have an) 1ypeofplayo ffsys1em 11
washes.
In fact Cl F offic1alsempha11call )
den} anytnput into 1h1sdec1s1on.
"We were told our original motion
was an v1ola11on of Cl F regulations."
ex plained Huntington Beach High
Principal Ann C'hltb1ck1. the league's
prc!o1den1.
"That's II. that's the reason. We
thC'n reverted back to the Sunset
League constitution."
All that was required. of course. to
maintain what the league had already
deemed proper. was to amend the
ea rlaC'r motion 10 require some son of
tll' for 1h1rd place after Friday's games
(which resulted with Huntington
Beach and Westminstcrat4·6). lfno
111.• n:,ultcd. then the third place team
wou ld go to the Cl F 5-A playoffs.
Rut 1 r1stead. all was shelved. Wh y''
"No resolution was found.'' cited
C'hlch1ck1.
So what's Chlcbick 1 's response to
the Edison athletes. who had the rug
pulled out from under them fort he
~rnnd time?
It took a few moments for this one
(Pleue eee CARLSON /C'J)
Dodgers sign
Jay Johnstone
LOS .\NGELES (AP)-Free agent
outfi elder Jay Johnstone has been
signed to a one year ron1rnc1 b the
Los .\ngcles Dodacrs. lhe team an-
nounced Wednesday.
No tern's ot the contract v.ere
released. John stone. 38. who played for the
DocJacrs from 198()..82. pla)ed ~2
pmc for 1hc Chacaao ub an 1984
end hit .28R with no home run and
thrtt run batted in btforc bc1na
de aanatcd for a 1anment on u 31
The 16-)car veteran ha also played
w1th the Anfcl Ch1cta0 Wlutc So~.
Oakland A' and the New York
Y1nkccs of the mcncan uaauc. ai
tit ll as the Philadelphia Phllhe and
1M n Dtqo Padre ot'lk N111onal
L.rqut.
Johnstont \11ned with the Cubs 1n
June. 19 2. af\ertican rclntc'd b 1he
Dod ii In l~lfl. fir ~ tnc 11cn
wuh 11 pinch htt~. 1ncludin1 tl\rtt
home runt. •
•
That time of year
Lance Parrlah of the Detroit Ttcera &eta eet to throw ball to
pitcher Dan Petry•• team opened workoata Wednad.ay.
-I _:_
COllGh Tandy G• Mid. ''And tNv Juat domlnat«t m tt. ftrat w . ··
Leading the W9Y for the ~
tJee -.. Ken RMWez wtth 1•
potnts, Marvin Bailey with 13 and
Larry Rlehard wtth 11. Orange
Co•t. whlctl had Mark Goudge
(cnertey hcne) lllld Gartnn Morton
(ftu) betow per. could never recoyer
from the llOW start.
By doubte-teammlng OCC
a1andoUt Shaughn Ryan. the
Mountiee managed to h<>'d hJm to
juat nine pointa. Point Qi'*'d Jon
Johneton rnenaged 18 pointa end
Bred Farmer 8.
''They klled U8 lnlide," o ..
opt.med. ..They play a .,_
(Pleue ... IRJC8/CS)
Baseball
camps open
this week
From A~ dteplltoi..
Top wrestlers vle
in Masters meet
Bneball'a spring training open.
ed for rMI Wedneeday with at teast
one manager facing a dual
purpoH.
'Since January. Cincinnati Reds
player-manager Pet• ROM has
been hitting batebaila to get ready
for his quetl of the magic number
4, 191. He I• 95 hltt away from
breaking that an-time mark, Mt by
Ty Cobb.
The Reds formatty open their
camp In Tampa. F ... on Friday.
The ftrat tr.ming ltt• OfftciaNy
~ w«• thoM Of the defend-
ing Woftd s.rtet ctternpion Detroit
T~• In LM.._.,, Fla. and the
Mfnneeota TwtM In Oftando, Fla
Both open.o Wedneeday.
Tl'WM NL ~ -Houston In
Kllieknmee. Re., LOI Anoee-In
Vero e.cn. FIL. end New Y (Wt( In
St. ~. Fla. -opened
C8l'ftP todey · l'he Att.nta Brawa. ... ,..,icn onotee, eo.ton Aed
lolc. C"6Cego Mttt• 80a end N9w
Yen Yri.. jOfn ClndnN\tf In
opeo•ne "*' doon on Frktey. The 0.t.nd A'a er. the ftn8'....,, to
Ofer' ij)ft;;Q trilnmg next Thur•-.,. ,.:"It.
(MMW OIUbt tratn In Rorki&.
Md ...... eight .,. In Ari.ION.
The A1WOe-. ~club wM &
,,.. IPf'fng t'86ntng .... thlt YMf
~ mc>M to .C._.'""'99 rrom
Cocoa. Aa.
I he top ti'l' high \l:'hool \\ore5tkrs
from cal'h "'r1gh1 da\\ at laM \\-Ct'k ·.,
1ndl\ 1dual tinnls w11l rompe1c 1n the
Cll ~uthcrn Sc-<:11on 1ntrad1,1s1onal
Ma\ll'~ M('\'I hl•dukd for Satur-
Ja) ut ~c,tman'itt.•r High
1 hl' CIF-<>S ~foster!> Meet \\Ill
quahl\ li'I: l'ntnc\ f>l'r v.t'1ght for the
state ltnals tournament. schedulcd for
Frad1n and ~turd:I). March 1 ·lat thc
lln1 vt'r<ilt\ of Pac1fk
fhl' in1rad1' 1s1onal evt-nt mate-he\
wrcstlcn from each of the four ( If.
~~ d1\ls1ons (4-A '·"· ~-.\. I·.\) an the same 1oumamcnt bra ~ets for
each ''l'•&ht class
.\rt'll cntnc\ ~ho v.ert' wmnel"\ an
their cla-;i. l:m v.tt~ 1ndudc Estan-
cia\ 108-pounder Jam 'itana\lch: Fd
Ru11 of Manna (I :NI. and Fountain
Valle\ brother'\ Tro) (I '51 and 1 rent
Kenn' ( 141)
uana'1ch. "'ho competed an the '-
\ <'la • ·~ the rint C If ""rc\thng
champion 1n the ..chool's h1\10f)
Fountain Valk~ Haah v.on the 4-\
title on 1t o•n mat la\! ~turd.I) .
out orina runner-up Loara.
110' )-1 16"!.
Tro and Trent ~tnnt'\ mcd the
Baron' 10 vactol')_ "'*'h champt n hip
~tn~ '"\the n and 141 -pounJ
da' ""hilt" JUnl(lf' ( hn Wnaht PKtd L~ni 11V1th 1 1n tht 16S-
J'l(>unJ cla .
Othtnsct torompctt from 4-~all r ®At.lift ~\ Gf'fl ftft()n-
( 101), Man~ ~tr«h (Ill) and Jon
,\auarrT C 16 ) 1 -..ell a\ Ed1\0n'\
tt ~molt 117 >
r • -
From the J.~ bracket. Irvine has
three "'rcstlel"\ <'ompellng: Ted lite·
I\ ( 129) Jim Rapp ( 1114) and "I Diaz
( 16 )
E tan 1a'<, Jim Fardette. who beat
_:itatel) fo r thi rd place honors in 3-A.
wall alsoc-ompett' as Wlll Al Masten of
Co ta Mesa. who was bca&en in h1~
third place match at 135.
Wrestling "'ll began at 9:30 a.m
turda~. followina a two-hour
"'e1gh-1n and groomtng pcnod that
<,tam at 7 a m. The consatauon final\
a~ S<:hcdulcd for 2:30 and the
1.:hamp1onsh1p round will gel under
WI) 3l 4
CdM rated third
in CIF volleyball
Four a View Le uc volle)blll
po.,..cn arc lasted 1n the en IM
PITSCI n I 4-A &op 10.
orona dcl Mar 1 o. 3 hch1nd
defcnd1~ champion Mira Costa and
. nta Blrbara Laauna 8tach I
ranked founh. Eitanaa ninth ind
Woodbr1. IO.h.
The r111np·
I Man ta (8a)'). l nta
Barbara (frtt lant"l')~ l orona del
Mar( aVteW):4.l..lpnakach( a
\m ,.». 1'1\1 Monica (81~). ~6.,_. __ ...,.
Editnn t~n1t1)!'"'1. Mitt"Ot1frtt
lana)·. O.na H1ll1C uth <"<>"). 9,
C\Lanc1•( a ~,.10. Wood~
( I I~)
From AP .i.,.tdei
LOS NGELES -Pro Football Hall
Of Famtt Jim Brown ha bttn booked for
invC$tigation of raix and sexual battery.
police said Wednesday. Brown, 49, was arrested at his home in the
Hollywood Hills Wedpesday morning. The incident
aUeatdly took place late Tuesday night. said at.
Richard Bctrdsl~. readinaa statement prcP3rcd by the
liN'
....,
involvement.
Arrested alona with Brown
wns a woman identified as Carol
Moses. 22. he was boo)(ed for
sexual battery. Sgt . Charles
McTageart said.
The police statem<.·nt said the
arrests stemmed from the com-
plaint of a 3J.year-old woman.
who was not identified. She
alleged that Brow n. with Moses.
raped her after Brown had struck
her several times. Police declined
to daborate on Moses' alleged
According to the statement. a "complNe invest1ga·
tion" is underway.
Brown was released on S 17 .500 bail. and Moses
released on S 1.000 bail. Beardslee said. i\ pQ)ice spo~esman said that charges must be filed before an
arraignment date could be set. and no charges had been filed . J
Beardslee said there would be no further state-
ments at this time. Brown starred for 'the C"levela nd Browns and was
the National Football League's all-time leadina rusher
until Chicago's"Walter Payton topped his mark last
season.
In 1965. a jury found Brown innocent ofasauh and
battery charges following an incident 1n Cleveland
involving an 18-year-old girl.
Qaote of tiae day
-M1111-. a former D..._ aportecM1et,
tenectmg on hie daya covering the Cowboya: •'The
big milestone In anvt>octy'1 career la wherl Tom
Landt'y ce111 you by your first name. The flrt1 time It
heppeMd to me, I almoet Changed my name to what
he caffed me -Ray.''
Penguin• halt 12-game streak
Rookie center Mario Lemleu scored ~
two goals and added three assists to hft ,
Pittsburgh to a 6-3 victory over Calgary 1n
Nationaf Hockey league action Wednes-
day night. The v1ctol) snapped a nine-game l9sing
streak and a 12-game winless streak for the Penguins.
now 19-32-5 ... Jolm Otrodlliek scored his 39th goal of
the season I :44 into the Tinal period to snap a 2-2 tie and
lead Detroit to a 3-2 victory over St. Louis ... Boston
defenscman Ray Bourque had two assists to lead the
Bruins to a 3·2 victor') over Minnesota ... AJ Secord's
first goal in 31 games started the Chicago Black Hawks
to a 3-~ory over Montreal in a fight -filled game.
The Black Hawks. 5-1 ·I since Ge neral Manager Bob
Pulford took o"cr as coach from lh<.-fired Orval Tessler,
mo' cd to within six Points of first place St. Louis in the
Norris Di\'is1on
Reinhardt out of hospital
DENVER -Ed Reinhardt Jr .. the m
Uni vers1t} of Colorado football player who f II• suffcre~ a severe head injury in last
~ason s game against Oregon and lapsed
into a coma. has been released from Craig Hosp11al.
. ..Ed Rcinh~rdt (Jr.) was discharaged from inpa·
11ent status at ( ra1g Hospital on Friday ... the hospital
announ\ed Wedncsda}. add in~ that his fam il} re-
quested 11 not be contacted for pictures or interviews.
. Although full y alert. the hospital said Reinhardt
still 1s recovering from the head 1njul) that requ ired
emergenq neurosurgel) at Eugene. Ore.
A blood cloi was removed from the left side of
Reinhard t's brain by neurosurgeons at Sacred Heart
General Hosp11al fo llowing his inJU I') in the Sept. 15.
1 _984. game. The 19-~ear-old had colla psed on the
Sidelines after a Jarring hit In ('U·s 27-20 IOSS.
Site switched for USC game
LOS ANC iELES -The n1vers1t)' of m
Southern California has switched Its Pa·
c1fic· I 0 bash·tball gaml' againsl Oregon
Statr on March 9 from (al State Dom1·
ngur1 Hills to thr Los ..\ngeles Sport<; ..\rena.
T1pofT t1mr al'>o wa~ rhangcd and the game now
will hcg1n at 3 p.m.
The conte'it ongmall~ "a" to be pla)'ed at
Domingue1 Hill-; tx-cau'IC' the: Spom Arena had been
booked for another e\l·nt. hut the sc hedule at the arena
was adJu'ited so l ISC'<> game could be plavcd there in
the afirrnoon ·
0 ' 4 a 3 a 2 --~
G IR l s B '~. K ! I f: .i. ~ ,,_ -
Celdca• rally comca ap abort OCC th ttl Mt' SAC inc:lu~,;~w~~~~if.t:t;~n :~e rn~rh m r 0 es .
$('(Unds. as Denver held off a rally b> --inJury-nddltd Boston and defcattd the Estey's record 38 points lifts Saddlebaek H, Ooldn West ?f: Htathcr Estey, a Celtics. 132-129, WedneM:tay night for i1 f1flh strai&hl Corona dcl Mar High produc1. scored a school·rttord 38
victor)'. Denver took the lead for1ood It 124-123 on a Saddleback to win overGWC points 10 lead the Gaucho . . pair or Ott throws by Oa• luel, who had 12 of hi~ 22 addleback. wh1c:h 1mJ>rovcd to 11-4 in SCT play and
point$ 1n 1he final quancr. lArry Bird, who to sed in a 22·6 1n all aamcs. hud a dinicult ttme shaking the RustJe,.,
aame-high 40 poi nts. had brouJht Boston from eiaht 1n the first llall: u1kina only a 43-42 edge al intermission. hciuftd t-arh in the fourth quarter to a 11 S-111 lead .. . Oran&c-t oa~t und ~ddle~ k collcac • alread> But Slddlcback brokt 1t o~n early m the second hal f. EJ~herc in the NBA. Ttrry assured of berth~ m the South Coast Conference assuminaa 12-poini lead with 12 minutes rcmamina in the
C.mm.J•1• had 14 of his 20 points hauahnes~) pl:t)Off~ nl·xt Tuesd:l)' and Wednesday. same and coasted from thett. in the second half nnd Paal ~ccurcd v1c1oric 1n women'11 basketball Wl'dncsdav niaht. (Mey. who had 24ofherpoinls 1n tbe first half. was 13
Prettey had 24 as Milwaukee nd in high school aetiol1. Newpon Chnst1an 'moved of 18 from the field and made all 12 frte throw attempts.
extended its winning trcak 10 into the first round of 1he Cl mall hoots tournament She also had seven a tsu before departina with seven
five aames with a 113-11 2 victory with a narrow win. minute ten.
over Detroit ... World B. Frte Two other addlcback player hit in double fiautts-
scorcd a game.high 24 point'!, Hm"!I how it "l'nt: SandyTa)'lor with 14 pointund Lisa Jones with I 0. Lorita
includins 14 in the founh quarter. Orange Coast ts, Mt. SH Antonio H: The Pinitt!> put Hines had 13 rebounds to lead the Gauchos in that
as Cle' clJnd came from behind 10 11 aw?yearl). m:inufactunnaa 47-23 halfti,ne odvantaar m depanmcnt.
beat Indiana. 102-92 ... Motet mo' mg I~ 12-3 in conference pla) and 11-6 overall. Jennifer Johnson pumP.,ed in 26~points and Debbie
Malone poured in 3~ points -26 Tami Parker wns the primary fon:e. scori ng 17 point Etastin 18 to h1ghligh1 the Rustler efforts. Golden West
l'Utt in the first half-and grabbed 24 and pulling down I 3 reoounds. top<; for oc·c in both dropped 10 J.IJ in the .('(' and 11-17 overall.
rebounds to lead Philadelphia 10 a 137-116 rout of depanments.
Golden Sta te. The two dozen rebounds matched Mar) Beth Thobc had 18 points ond Sall) Chn51m:in
Malone's season high and his 13 offensive boards were 12 as th e Piratt.·1osho1a siZLl1ng60 pcrc·ent from 1h~floor. A
Newport C'brl1tlan 43, Llefleld Cllrl1tlu "' The Conquerors. who finished 1ied for second in the Academy
League. advanced to Saturday ni&ht's CJF Small Schools
first round at Boron with the wil<f-card victory. the most he has had all year ... Tll•rl Balley scored right '>Ii fling pressin~ defcn1oe forced IM 'trals and wu the
of Utah's IQ0,en1me points as thdazz overcame a 22. ('atalyst to OCC 's fast breal..-attack.
point first-half defici t to defeat Ne" Jersey. 11 0-104 ... Mt. S·\C' used the 1-:! punl'h of L><.·bbie Houck (:!1
Washington's D1dley.Bradleyh1ta1hrl'e-poin11umpcr points. 13 fl'bounds) and Jan ict.' Donn.er (19 point ,'16
Lt•nd 1ng mo t of the way. Newport Christian (6-9)
needed n bal\kct on a rebound by Sandy Maring with I :05
remuming to break a 41·41 dt'adlock. Lisa Mohler had 16
point\. Mnnng 11 and Kirsten Hennch~n 10 to lead the w_ith six seconds left ~o give th~ 1Jlullets a t 05· I 04 rebounds). but was unable lo -;ta\ dOSl' to th~· Pirate .
VICIOf) over San ..\nton10. Brad le}' S~Or\' prO\ C'd 10 be ( range ( oas1 doses out the rC'gulancason at 4·erritos
the margin ofv1ctol") when a last -second Jumper b}' an Frida~ at 7:30.
.\nton1o's Marc lavaron.l from thc corner bounded ofT
the back of the rim ... Dallas forward Dale Ellis scored
all 12 of his points in the foun h period as the Mavericks
took a 104-98 v1l'tory o'er Pon land ... Ralpll Sampson ~ored. eight of his. 18 P<_?ints in the founh quaner.
including a stuff with 34 seconds remaining. to give
Conquerors. •
Houston a 126-122 victory over Phoenix.
Seattle overpowera Clipper•
LOS ANGELES -Forward Tim m McCormick. staning in place of suspended
Tom Chambers. scored a career-high 27
points Wednesday night to power the
Seattle SuperSonics to a 118-1 OS victory over th e Los
Angeles Clippers in a National Basketball Association
game.
McCormick's 11 third-quaner points helped
Seattle pull away. as the Sonics outscored Los Angeles
41 -23 in the period and outshot the Cli ppers 68 percent
to 35 percent.
Seattle took control with a 17-5 run that built a
79-58 advantage with 2:31 left in the third quarter. The
Soni~ led 88-64 lead into the final quaner and
ma1nta1ncd their ~O-Po1nt mar,in through most of the penod.
Connors extended, but wins
Li\ QU INTi\ -Jimmy Connors. the
top ~ed playing his first match of the
tournament. struggled to a 6-2. 6· 7. 6-3
victor) over qualifier Slobodan Zivo-
Ji novic Wedncsda) 1n the Pilot Pen Classic.
Connors. the onl} big name ll'ft in the tournament
after some early withdrawals and a rash of upsets in the
opening three days. turned more aggressive. mo\ ing to
the ne t after losing the second-set tiebreaker.
Zl\0Jinov1c. unS<.'Cded in the tournaml·nt and
ranked 111 th in the world. battled back from two match
Point'> in the 12-poini tiebreaker to take a 9. 7 dec1s1on
and Mjuarc the match at one <;et each.
The defending champion 1n the e' ent al La Quinta
Hotel Tennis Club. Connors came back strong 1n the
third set . however. breakingZivojinovic·s sen ICl' 1n the
fou nh game to take a 3'-1 cdJl,e.
NASL to suspend operations?
NEW YORK -The onh .\merican m Soccer League. struggling financ1all} and
art1st1call> w11h onl} four clubs. may
suspend operations for the 1985 season.
league officials said Wednesda}.
"lfthe league can't operate 1n ·ss. I'd rather kill olT t~e league than kill ofT the $<)me:· N.\SL President
Clive To:rc was quoted as saying,
Televiaion. racllo
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P REP B ~S K[ TB~LL ;
Newport sweeps
Sea View awards
Coaches ch oose ·
McGavr a n MVP:
DeBusk honored
Chud .. Mc(1a\ ran. "ho ll•d N..-w.
port Harbor High to the Sea Vi<."W
ll'aguc haskctoall championship. ha-;
been sdected the ll'agut··s most valu -
able pla)l'r b) the kaguc·s coaches.
McGa' ran heads the coaches'
eight-man first team. "h1ch includes
teammate Rob Masc.
Mc(iavran. a senior point guard.
averaged 15.5 points a game. while
Masc '\cored at a 15.8 rate.
Estancia al!>o had two pla}'ers on
the fir\1 team -Adam Lo<'kwood
and Srott Clements.
Otha fir'it team p1ci.., include Jl'IT
FrH·r of Corona dl'I Mar. Mall Judd
of < O\t::i !'.k!>a. Brad .\rnold of
l 1 n1' l'r\11' and ~addkback''i Rrvani Wahon. · ·
Coach oft he year honors go to Jerry
De Busk. who guided Newport
Harbor to a I 3-1 finish.1ncludinJ two
victories over runner-up Estancia.
ALL·SEA VllEW LIAGUIE
~yw, lCllMI Ht. Yr. AYt.
,lrlt THm
Chvek McG•vran. NPI HerllOI
Adam LOCkwOOCI, EUencle
Rob Mil•. NewPOrt HtrbOr
Scoll Clemenis, Esi•ncla
Jeff Frver. Coron• dtl Mer
Brv•nl W•llon, ~Ck
Br•O Arnold, UnlYtrlllY
Mell Judd, CCKll Mn•
Se<Md Teem
6-1 Sr.
6-0 Sr
6·4 Sr.
6·7 Sr
6·2 Jr
6·4 Jr
6·2 Sr
6·S Sr
IS S
12 I
1$8
190
211
19 0
20 s
14 0
Cobv Netn, Lavuna 8tac11 6·S Jr 18 3
TOdd MooM•, E\lencla 6·1 Sr 100
Mer-Wallon, s.odlt~CI< 6·7 Sr IS 4
Alan Frew, NtwPO<I HarDor 6·6 Sr 12.4
MilCll PtllCllOW,kl, co ... Meu 6·l Jr. 140
Mike Muro11v. Woodbf'ldQe 6·7 Jr. 139
Bob Zimmer, Coron• dtl Mar 6·1 Sr 103
"-·-~ S11Pvl Morro' ICor~ Ol!t Merl, Rock Smlrl
CCor.one oe1 Marl Steve Stolrofl 1unrven11111
Brttl W1n,1ow IUn1verwv1, Mike Sullivan
<Wolodbrloo•I. David Town1end (Wooot>rlooel,
J01tt Dear <Seddltbackl, CPl&nc• Ptltr\On
<Sftdltoackl l(arl Kimm• tCCKlt Meul, O.rei. L~ <Co,I• Mesel Mike 8ftcll !NtwPOtl
Harbor). Oean Soren,en (NewPOtl HarDor )
Ricllie S11mo\ (E\ltnc•al. Eric Van Dor•n
<Euanc•al
CN Cll of Year
Jt rrv Ot8u\k INewPOtl H•rDor)
Blue Jays
sign Caudill
for $9 million
TORONTO (A P) -The Toronto
Blue Jays signed relief pitcher Bill
Caud ill for five years in an 11th-hour.
last-ditch attempt Wednesday to
avoid binding salary arbitration.
Blur Jays vice presidents Pat
Gillick and Paul Beeston offered a
lucrative contract to the 28-year-old
right-hander. who agreed to terms.
"It was their last offer and there were major differences from other
offers." 'iald Caudill. "It just hit me in
the right spot."
Financial details of the contract,
which 1s guaranteed for three y~rs.
were not revealed but 11 is believed
Caudill could earn an estimated $9
million by the time it expires aftcrthe
1989 season. "I'm glad it's over and there's a.-
great deal ofsa11sfaction knowing that
I'm scrurc for the next fi ve years and
I have noth ing 10 worry about except
baseball." said Caudill. who gave his
sea l of approval to th e deal only 20
minutl'!> before his S('hcduled arbi-
tration hearing before Stephen Gold-
bcri.
( aud1ll was acquired from Oak·
land in the off-season for shonstop
..\lfredo Griffin. outfielder Dave Col·
hns and about SI 00.000 cash.
Nq. 1 St. John 'sgets scare
Boston Coll ege
rally falls short:
Mullin scores 26
From AP dispatches
NEW YORK -Chm Mullin
scored 17 of his 26 pointc. in the
-;econd half b)' rnnnecting on eight of
11 outside shot\ as No. I St. John'"
held on for 11s I 81h rnnsecutive
victol) Wednesda~ night. a 71-69 Big
East Confl'rencr basketball triumph
O\rr No. 20 Boston College.
Mullin. who uncharactensticall)
missed three frel' throws in the final
t"o minutes. 'iCored the clincher for
'it. John's when he buried a side
Jumper with 42 seconds remaining to
give thl' Rl'dmen a 70-6 7. lead after
the~ had blown almost all of a 10-
poinl advantage.
Walter Berl). \\ho finished with 16
pc>1nts. made one of two free throws
with 11 seconds left and Michael
.\dam•; drive w11h two sccondc;
remaining accounted for the final
'it't>rl'.
No rth Carolina State 70, Duke 66:
LorenLo Charles scored 25 points.
including 18 in the ..econd half. to
lead Nonh Carolina Slate to an upset
of No. 6 Duke in Atlantic Coas1
Contcrence action in Durham. N.C'
North Carolina H . Wake ForHt 59:
In ( hapcl Hill. JUn1or centt'r Brad
Daugherty scored a ~reer-h1gh 30
points as 13th-ranked Nonh Carolina
cased past Wake Forest in an Atlantic
Coast Conference game.
The Tar Heels. who led by as man)'
as 16 points in the first half. weath·
ered an early second-half run by the
Demon Deaco ns to raise their record
to 20-6-the 15th straight 20-victory
season for Coach Dean Sm 1th.
Wlseon1ln 54, Iowa 53: In Madison ~}lclton Smith scored 'on a rebound
afkr a scramble underneath Wiscon·
sin's basket with six seconds Left to
give the Badgers the u_pset over 14th·
ranked Iowa in a Big.Jen game.
Memphis State 60, Tulane ft: Keith
Lee took control of the game with
2: 11 left in the first half to rally fourth-
ranked Memphis State from a 10-
point deficit over host Tulane ir. a
Metro C'o nference game.
TCU 72, SMU '4: l!l Fort Worth.
Carven Holcombe "fi'it four free
throws and a basket in the final three
minu1cs to carry the Horned Frogs to
a Southwest Conference upset of
ninth-ranked SM U.
Oldaboma 110, Colorado 80: Okla-
homa All-American Wayman Tis-
dale scored 37 points and the No. 5
Sooners clinched a tie for the Big
Eight Conference title as they rolled
over outmanned Colorado in Nor-
man.
UCITOPPLES49ERS • • • From Cl
anyone who pla)l'd well for us.
"We·,e been beating 1he teams
we're \upposcd to. Thl· i;>roblem has
I CARLSON.'SCOLUMN. • •
El!>l'" hl·rc· hcen that we're not winning at home. last ~l·ar we were I 0-0 at home." Connecticut 71, Syracuse 69: Earl -with Monda) ·s win. the Anteaters'
K<.'llc') hit a 16-foot Jump 'ihot with 1984-~5 record at Crawford Hall i'
Meanwhile. the 49ers struggled
from the field. finishing 28 of69 (41
percent). after a disastrous first half in
which they shot onl) 36 per~ent ( 13 of 36)
Long · Beach. which still finished
with four scorers in double figures.
was led by freshman cen ter DeAn-
th01l) Langston's 17 points.
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Haun. MOt\dAy tnrougn Frid•y q 00 •m 10 ~ 00 pm
I I
sa~ ...
Borchcn \\-3!> noufied b) h1-; pnnc1-
pal of the dC'C1s1on less than two hours
before his game Fnda} night a1
Marina.
"I tho\Jght he was k1dd1ng. ··said
Borchert. "I said ')cs. I suppose 1fthc
temperature goes above 75 we don't
pla y. huh?. "He 'la 1d. ·That'!> right.
we're not pla} ing.' Jack <Kennedy)
said the C'I F ruled against us.
"Then And> Donegan (Manna's
athletic director) 1old me another
\Cr ion. I was in limbo.
"It wa onroftht' hardest things
l'v{"cvertold m)' kids. That hun. to
tell them before the game it didn't
mattrr.
"The) JU~l sat there and stared
while r walked around wit h my head
down trying to tell them this. II was a
very empty foclina.
"Sowccndedupwith twogoodb>c
mccttngs. lt'sovcr. but it'll bea long
time hcforc it's foraoncn."
Borchert had no problem with the
fact hi, 1eam had to forfeit the aamcs
-the ('haracrs ~ere au1lty.
"I knowwhomykidsaredJt1n1
and how they're doing with grades. .. '3)'~ Borchrn ... But I ncHr1hough1
about that one (residency). I'll never
a ~ll"'C that aaam."
There's no quarrel about the for·
rc11urr . but the un~I Leaauc's
pnnc1f>al · fl1p-nop.1hctr pril Foot'
1okt'. isa wound that'll siaydttpfora
lona11me.
Ever) ncp1hc hai a ~mma
valut'-and th1 OMUmetonc. 100.
I foront'. will nc\Crha\c to~prn
about thl.' !.!)I.' rna -au -pnn·
c1plt•c10\'')n't \Urfan• 1n 1h1Ha
four seconds rl·main1ng 10 give host 5 6 (. . now .. ~nncct1cut an u~t ~1<.·tol)_ over Thl' 4~ei:s bc~lln their big run at the ~ vcnth·ranked ~}racusc in a 81g East ~..\nteater!f> late 1n 1he first half when
( on~cr~ncc game. . :. trailing 39-23. the> outscored uci
, ~cl_lq · .a Junior guard. ~cd (on· I 0-2 °'er the finul 4:35. getting six
nc(tlrnt \\ ith a gaml"·htgh -1 points po1n t'i 1n the run from Jon Hansen.
.1nd added nine ass1st!i as the Huskies including a up.in of a missed shot
l'vened 1hc1r overall record at _ 12-12. with onl) five seconds left.
fhe Huskies arc 5-8 in conference .. We played slowly. but they just
pla). ~cpt pluagingaway."said Murphy of
BUCS. • • From Cl
tempo. <iO when they get ahead. hkl'
they did. 1t'11 tough to cinch them.
.. Thcr're just real disciplined w11h
whnt they do. We JU!it didn't handle
them \Cl') "'ell. and we didn't move the ball."
Saddleback 81, Colden West 74:
The Gauchos slipped awn) late in the
second half aflcr the Rustlers kept 1t
close mo t of the way.
. lcxander Hamilton led oil sco~r
\\Ith 28 points for Saddleback. wtulc
Dan Mulder dded 19 and Jamec;
Taylor 13.
t.otden Wc~t. which took a 66--62
edge with 7:20 ltfl in 1he a.amt. lost 1tc;
lead for aood with 2:23 rtmam1na
when Mulder hit aJum~r to put thr
Ctauchos up 74· 71 From tht"rc.
ddlebad. had liltlc 1roubh:.
Thr Gauchu incrcaKd their lead
10 76-71. when Hamilton ~orcd on o
lrt)'•UP Wllh 56 seconds lcfl IQ ICC it.
M1kr Lo\c pourrd 1n 20 point and
Kc,Jn Smith added I A for Golden
WMt. no" 7-2 I O\trall 8111 Bruce
\l..On:<T T;Jl(ff 1JW and fre ~man
auard Nath:in kflcrc; to sed in 12.
the 49cr comeback. "They wo rk
hard und get the most out of their
ability."
"We plBrcd awful. but I want to
give th em 'lomc credit... s.:iid
Mulligan. "Long Beach 1s getting
better. They plnyed loose and relaxed
and they hurt us with their press."
Tht 4Qcrs· momentum seemed to
can') over to the stan of the second
half:i Lona Beach slowl y cut into the <\ntcaters lead and when Darryl
.\dam hit e jumper from the top of
the kc)' 1hc 49cr 1ro1lcd. 51·56. with 9:38 lefl . It was at this point Murphy
took over.
Murph). who was 11of16 for the
n1ah1. 'ICOrcd on a la~ ·up. a ihon
Jumper from the lefl side and a 16-
footcr. pu11hina UC'l's lead 10 63-56.
The 49er would act as close as live
onl> once aOcr that.
Murph) wa not the onl) hol
shoottr. As a tram. the ntcatcrs 1hot
65 prrtcnt from &he floor in the fil")t
half and fin1 hcd 1hc aamc shoo11n1
60 pm:cnl (32 or 53).
.\mona the other hot ntcaterll
wen· Wayne Enaclstad (4 of S>. ""ho
aot a rare tan 11 forward . «'ntcr
Johnn) Roarrs cs of 8> and Tro)' ~(lo,..{~ .ef I.\). ~n •tamd fl "Off
auarJ. 111 tcad of h1 u'ual fo~arl.I
pot.
AHTEATRR NOTIS: Tne AnlHltrs wert on
•tlevltlon for 1111 \eeond con1tcullve oemt
WtdMSCS.V'I Hmt WIS lllrtllMd l)y l(afr
Bro.tdcalllno. ~IMO.mt w11"°'1110wn In
Soulhtrn C1lllOl'nl1 Wltll Ills 12 rftbounos W~y. Mur!llflv move. Into 1111111 Plett
emone UCl'I •M•llt'llf rtllouncltt-1. Ht now llH 5'2
rtbOunds Tiit crowd ol '27 WIS lhe \eeond
smelllst crowd 1111 Anl .. ltrs llav• Olevtd btfoft
II ~ lllf\ \ffSOfl Eer11-11111 vHr UCI
dlf .. 1tc1 Sou111¥n u1111 s111e. ts-st. ~. '" lens
Swedish team
to boycott Cup?
STOCKHOLM. wcden (AP)
-ThcSwedish OavisCupcham-
p10n\ could refuse to play nut
month's first round match with
Chile if their national tennis
federa.tion docs n~1 approve bil*
aer pn1c money. 11 was reponect
Wednesday.
The match is S<'hedulcd for
March S· I 0 on clay in Santiaao.
The Swedes. all but one clay<oun
specialists. arc favored to win.
"8u1 I'm acttint womed ... said
.-cdish Captain Hans Olsson.
"The prize money Issue hould
ha\lt been sculed a month a,o.
But 1 know they all want 10 play
Davi Cup bldl)'. so hopefully ~ will have an aatttment .••
Ol~son i c~pttted to name his
Cl'•m nt11t Tuetday or 111 le••t 10
dat-lbcforc lhc.nwch, acc0f4••
It> Da \IS C'up rule ,
..
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8011on 44 12 .7U Pfllll dl!Phl• ~ 12 7t1 '1 Wtslllneton 29 11 511 lS New JlfllV 11 ?I 491 "''> Ntw YMk ' 11 l7 327 2s•-, C111tr11 Olvt11eft Mltweukff 39 17 69' 0.lroll 32 n .5'2 6'•> ClllCIOO 2S ,. .4n 12'" At11n11 24 ll .436 141 l Clev111nd 19 36 .345 191,
lndl1n1 17 31 .309 21' I w ...... .,.. Sctrlt
S.111 .. 111, LA ~' tOS
Ullh 110, New Jer11v 104 (Oii
Pflll1dttonl1 137. Gotci.n s111e "• Mllweullff Ill , Ot1roll 112
Clevtt•nd ten. lndlen. n
Ot ttts 104 Porll1nd 91
WH n1no1on lUS. Sen An1on10 104
Hou11on 12', Phoenix l??
Denver 132. Bolton 129
T ....... t'I Ge,,,.
LA L.atctn 111 KTnUI Cilv
Sonln 111, Cllppen IOS
HATTLI I 1111 -McCMmkll ll· 17
S·6 27, Vr1ne1 2·S O·O 4. Slkm• 4·7 S·7 13,
Hender1on 1· 12 2·2 16, WOOd I · 14 2·S II,
Sooer1 0·6 3·4 l , Scnwelll S·ll 1·2 11.
Brlckow1kl S·7 2·) 12. Klno 1-2 O·O 2,
Sunclvold 4·6 0·0 9, Blackw1ll l·4 1·2 3
Tolal1 41·91 21·31 lll
LA CLH• .. EIU ( IOSI -C11e11lno1 0·0
1·2 1. JOM1on S·l6 l·I 11, Donald'°" 4·7
1·2 9. Nixon 16·7' 1·2 37, Smllll 9·?1 4·4 n ,
Cao• 0·3 2·2 2. Brlogemen 7·13 7·7 11.
Whllt O· l 1·2 2. W1rrkk 0·2 O·O 0, Mu,..,...,
0-S O·O 0 CiMdon O·O O·O 0 Tolali 41·97
19·1'1 JOS.
k if• bv Ou•rtw•
S.11111 n 2s " »-111 LA Cllooer1 21 ?O 23 41-lOS
TnrH·PO'f'll ~11-Nlxon 4, SundvOIO.
Fovlld ov1-Non1 ~eoouno1-See111t S4
(McCormick 11). LOI AllOllel S8
(Oon1ld1on 121 Au l111-S.e t11t 3S !Hen·
denon 71. Lo1 Anoetfl 21 (Nixon 91 Totat
tou11-$eatlle II. Los AnjlllH 11
Atlendance -1,447 L
COLLEGE
u c Irvine 75, Lene BNdl St. 67 1 • (~AA) I
LONG 9EACH STATE ('7) -Adami
S· 14 4·4 14. Hem1111 S· to O· t to. L•no"on
8· 14 l-2 17, Wellltr 6· ll 0·0 13, Wllev l·4
0-0 3, TevlOf 0·0 0-0 O. S11enw1 0· l 1·1 2.
Han11n 3·" '·2 7. HU ion O· I O·O o.
Pa11er1on 0-1 0·0 0, Eulln 0·2 l·2 l Totals· 7'·•• 9· 13 61.
UC lltVINE (75) -Enotl"ad 4· 5 2·1 10,
Muronv 11·16 S·S 27, ROffrs S·I 4·4 14,
LM O·l O·O o. Carmon •· 13 0·1 "· Wlltlem1
l·2 O·O 2. Scotl O· l 0·0 O. Buroeu l·2 O·O 1.
Ciaccio 1·3 O·O • Tote11 32·SJ I l-13 7S H11tllm-uc Irvine 41·33
Fouled our-Hamlin (LBI Re·
bounds-LOflO 8nc11 St1te 75 (Hamlin 91,
UC Irvine 31 (Murorov l7) An l\ll-Lono
Beech Stitt 11 (Walller, Wllev 6), UC Irvine
ti (Wllllams II Totel tou11-Lo119 Bt1ch St
17. UC Irvine 14
A11trn:11nce -927
C°'"9 ICorH
WEST
UC Irvine 7S. Lono l!IHCh St 67
Cllrtmont·MUOCI 46 Pomone·P11Zer 44
(Ot).
Rt<lland• 19, Occl<1ent1t 74
Whlt1ler 90, L• Verne 42
CS Sen l!leroa rdino 66. C1t1ecn SI
EAST
SI JOM'l 71. 8011on Co41t91 69
Notre Oafl'll 6S. FMOll•m 64
Buc•nell 67, Drexel S7
COMKllcut 71, SvrecuMt 69
Holw • 93, Delaware 67
Iona 14, Menl\lll1n 70
Nortllentern II. Vermonl 62
Rider S9. Laf1velle S2
Sien1 65, Canlllu• S7
SOUTH
Mt1non11 SI 60. Tular>e 49
Ken tuck v 76, F 1«ld1 61
LSU 64, V111derblll SS
Loul•vllle 13, Florida St. 72
Mln ln l1>1>I SJ, Mln ou iPOI SI SO
North Caroline 69. w1111 ForHt 59
North Cero11n1 St 70. Ol!ke 66
lllroinla 69. Cltm1on 66
I Alel>llm• 80, TtntleUtt S9
Georoe Mnon 87, Tow1on SI 67 Jl mH MIO•M>rl 7S. N c ·Wllmlnolon S9
Old Dominion n. WiHl1m &. Merv SI
MIDWEST
OeP1ul 77, Indian• SI 65
Kenu s 7S, K1n11s St 64
Wl1eonsin 54. towe SJ
Merouette 69. X1vler. Qnlo 60
Bowllno Gr"" "12, E Mlcnloen 68
Cenl Mlchloe11 74. Toi.Go 63
MlAtnJ. Otolo, 12, Kent SI 66
S 1Hlno<1 13. Cr1lot1ton 70
W Mk lllo1n 86. Bell SI 77
SOUTHWU T
Ark1n1111 1l, Houlton S9
Oklanom1 110, ColorldO to
Rice 11. Terttron SI 44
TtaH SJ. T1u1 A&.M St
TCU 72. SMU 64
Tex11·San Anlonlo 74, Prelrlt Vltw
A&.M 69 Tex es T ecr. 13, Bevior 7 l
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Mt. San AntonlO 61, 0tl'"'9 c .. st 4t
(Sevtll Ceut C..,..,_.I
C)ltANGE COAST (49) -JoM1ton II.
Gouooe 2. Morton 0, Rv1n 9, Fermer I,
Mui .. , 4, Orelle 0, Toomev 4, H1rrlo1n 7,
lt1dovctcn 2. Tol1l1 ?2 S·7 49
MT. SAN ANTONIO C6ll -Rknerd ll.
8e1lev ll. Ramirel 14, Leon1ro 4, T er Ila·
nfal'I 6, Bra!KI l?, FrH il• l Tolalt 27 7· lcf
61 Halftime Mt San Antonio. 33·2 l
To111 1ou11 On noe Coa11 14, Mt S.n
An1on10 9
Saddleblc:lr I I, Golden Wn t 74
(Sellth C1111 C.....,Bftel)
SADOL•IACK (111 -Hemlllon 21.
Dawson 4, Muldtf ''· COl"nlV I. Thome' 3. Te"'lor lJ, SuMlv111 2. C1rr 4 Tollll JS
'l-17 It GOLDIN WaST (74) -Love 20. Bruct
14 Ment1 2. De«>t>s I . Smllh ll. Jetter• 12 Tot••• 34 6·1 74 · Hllfllmt Saddlel>l<k, 45·44
Total loull Saddleback n. Golden We.t
16
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
SOUtf\ Co11t Confer41Mt
CenflnMI Owr ..
W L W L
CtrtltOI lJ ' 12 4 Mt Sen Antonio 11 3 24 4
Fulttrton " J 17 to
Ore"91 CoH I t 7 17 12 cvor•n 7 1 13 11
Comolon 6 I 12 l4
$eddltC)Kk 6 • " 12 k nte A ne 2 11 9 II
Golden WHI 0 IS 7 'I ,,., ...... ., .• sc .....
SlddlebKk II, Golden Wett 74
Ml S.n Antonio 61, Or•nte COltt 49
Fullerll>f'I "· Sent• AN IO (ot)
Como•on Sl. CvP<IH 4' SetwtllY't ._ 171)1)
C1m t°' at Or9119t COlll
Senti Alll et s.oolt«>ICIC
ComotOft ar FUltetton
Ml S.11 Antonio •• CYllfln
COMMUNITY COLLIGI WOMmN or._. c..et ts, Mt. s... .,..... u l._.Cel .. Cs••->
MT, U N AffTOMIO 116) -Allen 2.
IDM« "· MUfftftY 2, O'l rlen •• Slaliworttl i. Vl11son •• Hovell 21. Totllt: 24 I· 1• 56, 0.ANOI COAIT (ff) -Sllfflle S,
Quick I, H1ltlc0Ck ll, ,..,lier t1, lerllett I,
KoblYHN S. Cl\rlttme" 12, Tll04N 17
"Tolel•. 3' 17·13 tS.
Helftl,,,.. Orentt Coe11, 47-2).
To11110\llt Ml Sin .Antonio 17, Ors ntt
Coast II
S.•ll•1dl IS, 0..-WMt 7' .
tlevtll c ... t C...-...C•>
GOU>9N WllT 170 -Bettemv 6, ADIVll 2, JoMson ,., IN•n 7, E1ttln 11.
Guthnl s. Storer 12. Totalt · 1' ll·2t 1'
SAOOLalAU (1$) -COl!lrlfe 4,
Ettev le, JOl\lt 10. LlmeOl'oott •· Cumin 6,
T1v1or 14, Hlne1 7. Tol•I•: !13 lf·n IS.
He tfrlme· 5edcllebeck, 43·42
Tole! IOU!• GOiden Wetl n. Seddlebeck
24 Fouled o;.it· Cumin (SI, e.tlemv IGW)
Technl<:el Secktl•lleck bench.
HIGH SCHOOL GlttLI .... ..,, OlrttllM q. ........ 41
ICll" lnMll ~ ~ Cer•>
LINl"llLD CHltlSTtAN (41) -Rev ?.
Monl•llonl 16. ltOblrl• 12, Tult 4, Lehman
4. Donoho J. Tolelt 11 5--11 41
NIWf"OtlT CHltllTIAN (43)
0 1 v1<11oo 6. Mlflnt 11, MoNlf 16, Hen·
rlch&en 10. Jenun O Tol•ts: 1' S· 10 4J. sc-•v OV.Hers Lllllleld Chfl1lian I 6 l1 10-41
NIWDOl'I Cl'lflitlen 9 14 lO l0-43
Totet foul\. L.l11l111C1 C11rl1ll1n IS, N-·
oorr cnrltll•n 14.
~ I I
• t I "
c .....
use s. uc """" 4 UC Irvine 102 000 OOl-4 9 l use ooo t 12 1011-s 1 3
Kt nl, OIROH (I) end Moroe11, 8rooto,
8111 (41. Snillell 171. Wtlbll (9) and
Oooe!'Nfmll' w -eest, l·2. L-Kent. 0·7
2B-AnderM>rl IUCll. Slevens (USC)
Communttv c .....
SlddllMclr f, lllle Hlftde l
Rio Hondo 001 010 010-3 4 2
Secldlft>ICll 000 007 ?Ox-9 9 7
Fre11eo. NaOOl,tkl (71 end CMOM, ltov·
allv, Soenctr (91 al'ld C1mecl'IO, Frto (9)
W-Rov111v, 1·0. L-Freltf O. 28-Scolt (SI.
Jlm-1 (RHI, Tf~ln11 IRH) 39-Hueme
(RH). P11cllktt (ltH) HR-Otvol\I ISi
Men's .....,..,,.,,.
(et u OVW-1
Slclftd llleUNI Sirlltet
Jimmv Connors (U.S.I def Slobadan
Zlvo11novlc CYuoo1elvlal. 6-?, 6·7, 6·3. Ben
T11termen IU S.I clll Hen<ii. Sundllrom !Sweden), 1·5, 6·J, 01vld Pell CU S.I def
Joaklm Nv"'om (Sweden). 1·6. 6·3, 6·4.
Brad GllDert (U.S I dlf Barrv Moir CSOuth
Alrlce). 6·2. 6·2. JoM Uovo <Great
Brotalnl det Robert S.0UIO (US ), 4·6, 6· l,
7·6. Scott 01vis IU S.I dtl. Rk k L11c11
CU S.l, 3·6, 6·3. 6·2, Llt>or Pimek IC1ec110· 1lov11ela) dtl 8ot> Lut1 (US I. 6· 1, 6·2.
snena r Perkin (t1ra~1 def H1n1 xnweler
(Wes• Germeovl. 6· l, 6·7. 7·6. Jo11
Higul"H (Soelnl det Mall Mltcr..tt (US ).
7·5. 6·2. Hanll Pflsltr (US I dll Henri
Leconte tFrenctl. 6·1, 7·6. 7·6. Aaron
Krlo 1111n IU S I Oii Jan Gu11nersson !Swtaen) 6·4. 6·1, Tomn Smid
1C1ethosl1vallial ltd TOdd Nelson IU S I,
l·6. 7·6. 4·? (\USt>lndtcl)
Men's teumament
(l l T ........ )
SK .... Ill~ Slntles
Rem1111 Krl""'-n (lndlal clll Mike
Leech (US 1. 3·6. 6·2. 6·4. G-Maver
(Us 1 def Mlcnlel Scne1>11r1 (Nt1ner11nos>.
6·•. 5·7. 6·4. P11tr Ftemlno (US l def TllOmH HOOSltdl (Swtc1en1 7·6. 6-J. Wo·
11e11. F11>1k tPo11nd ) oef Tim Mevollt
(US.I. 7·S, 1·6. e:1101 Teltsc:ntr (Us) def
C1110 Hooper (US I. 1·6. 3·6, 6·2
Wemen's teumatntnt
(It OllllMd)
First llleuftd Sifttll• Hane Mandlikove (C111c1101tove1Clel dtf
Bert>er~ Gerken IU S.I. 6·2. 7·6
SKIM lteVftd ~ Zona Gerri'°" (US.I oef L111 Bonde<
IU S ), 6·3, 7·S. Wenov Turnt>Vn (Austreilet
def Lori McNeil IU S ), 6· t. 6· I
IC°'"9
UCLA t , UC lrVll\I O
Slfttll• Ku<tl (UCLA) Oii Man Son Hi119. 6·4.
7·S. 1<11oerda !UCLA) def. Acllerman. 6·4,
6·l . Pt1rce IUCLAI def Derr, 6·0. 6·3,
811n1m IUCLAI def Veres. ?·6, 6·3 6·0, GrNl\wOOd (UCLA) clll 81r111m. 6·3, 6·0.
Part (UCLAI def AmOf, 6·1, 6·l
Deubles
l(ures·Bulla m !UCLA) dll Otrr·Men
Son Hll'IQ, 6·1, 6·4, Kl1otrd1·Pttrce
(UCLA) def Bar111m·Ye11s. S·7, 6·3. 7·6.
L1vil\Qtlon·P1rt (UCLA) di! Herna ndl1·
Ac1<erm1n, 6·2, 6· 1
CommuNtv c .....
0.-lfl99 C111t 6, Rle Hlftde J
Slltllel
LH IOCCI dll Strt uu , 6·2. 6·3, Mon·
rove (OCCI dtl MlfOUIChO, 1·6. 6•3,
L.Comot (RH) def OtsPOI, 4·6. 6· 1, 7·S.
E1olnou CRHI def Hirko, 6·2. 6·0, WM·
tiler !OCC) def Otvlfe. 6·4. 6·4. Dodds
IOCCl def Armenl1. 6·2. 6· 1
OeutlMt
LH·Montova COCCI def Streun·
E101no11. 2·6. 6·0 6·4, MerouecN>·
L1ComDI (RHI def Ooekt1•Wllllc:11«, 6·3.
6· I. MOlOsllllo·GunOll IOCCI det Otver1·
.Armenia. 6·0. 6·4.
Cemmunttv c ..... women
G..._., Witt f, Lent ... di CC 0
Sllltles Ven Line IGWCI del. Cote. 6·0, 6·0, Rull
IGWCI dtl 9ot'o. 6·2. 6·4. Clau• IGWC)
Cle! At1t>Ona 6·0, 6· l Tisnerel IGWCI del
WtllPllll 6·2 6·1 Ivey IGWCI def
Kolllhaus 6·0. 6·0. Soablro IGWCl del
Wood. 6 4. 6· 1
Oel*es
Van Ll119·Ru11 (GWC) def Boro
Alabon1, l·S. 6·2. Cteut ·Tl-re l CGWCI
e1111 WOOd·Coll. 6·2. 6·2. rvev·FteMlno
!GWCI del K0111111u1•WHIDnal, 6·4, 6·•
-.
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W90M9IOAY'1 alM. T1 , ..................... ,........,
'•IT ltAC9. • turronos.
Mlnerve {00Mlnout1l 6IO UO HO
Pint flOf ~ (ftedfo11) ? '° t 40
Cecil a ~ <Ortlrl 4 00 TltM· 1"12
HCOND aACL 6 lurl0n9s
Ter1•1 SOflO <Srevensl 6'IO ,UO 1120
Count On L.vn (LlcM\eml 140 S20 ltoyel Curves Cf'lto<ev) l lO Tl,,,.: 1: 12
• , OAJLY DOU•L• (?•l) oelo S?'l640
TNeaO aACI . 6 lurtonts
S..rcll For Helven (Slv) » 60 lJ.10 7 40 LI Mu<~ CSlbllll) 1 ?O S.AO Del'tl L.lltc CPffro11) 4.60 Time· I 12 1/S
'OUllTH lllACE. 6 turl0n9\ NOOll s111u1 IOlhtvl 16IO 600 4.00
Olltrl'IOIO (Toro) 360 300
M J 't Oetllllll (&no.mlklf) J.tO
Timi I lO 215
l"ll"TH ltACI . 5"2 lurlon91
au110 z. !OomlnC1U11I 7 20 4 00 1.20
Mu1lcll 9111 (S1tvens1 s 00 240
JoMICI lMcCerron) 2 lO
Time: l'O:J 415
U IXACTA (2·7) oald SS7 00
SIXTH lllACI . 1 li 16 mitts
Tredltlon Of Hooe (OOl ) 1100 6 60 0 0
1(-Oatono ~la) 4 00 310
Air Piiiot CGercf1) 540 Time: 1·46 215 I
SIV•HTH lllAC•. One mole
Betclete LHr 61"11\Uv) SIO 1 to 140 Oeeen View (Sf\oemake< I l 20 2 40 ice CaDef' !McC1rron1 240
Time: 1.35 l/5
U •XACTA (4·51 oalo U900
llGHTH lllACE. 6 > lurtono1 on 1url
LIN Cavellerl (0tlllvl 6 60 3 IO 2 IO
Air Olsllnou• CTorol 4 to 3.00
Tlnoent (M<Hergue> 3.00 •
Timi' '... ..
12 l"tCK SIX 111 l-2-7-4·21 Dl kl
SS9~.00 wl111 two wlnnino tlc11.t11 l1lx nor ) S2 Pick Six consotellon 01ld ~ r wllll 6S wlMl119 tlcktll (llyt
NINTH RACI. 6'1 lurlonos.
llem Two (Lo1oval 16.20 I 40 • 40
Muell Fine Gold COllllvl 14 to I 20
Ells BravH I Song !Estrldel Sto
Time· MS 4 S.
'5 I XACTA (5·61 o•kl 1371 00
Allenda nce 19,60S
Los A&lmftes
WEDMISOAY'S llllSULTS
11'111 If 67-llitlllt hel"MH mMflnl)
FlltST RAC•. One mll1 oac1
Wind Driven (KoPllal S40 340 4.20
Tlcc.nl 8luo !F ~renJ I 40 S 60
Ster Rte! tJ. S~renJ I 40
Tl,,,.. 2 03 31 S.
Sl •XACTA t2·JJ oak! Sl32 90
SECOND lllACE. Ont mitt oece
Socl1t OtrTlon (Mef"rl•ml S 40 4 20 J ?O
AM1n Mei.mud (Marchand) n 20 7 60
Ooc1 sun !Grunov> 4 20 Time: 2:03 4/S
U EXACTA (S·31 1>110 Sl9S-30
TH•D ltACIE. Ont mite oect
Oarv•M (Kuebler I 6 40 460 3.20
Oo1tlerouo (TOdd Ill 6 00 6.00
P.1ltr\ Ouc,,.n (Fi11011I 4 40
T1,,,. 2-03
U IXACTA 13·11 oaod S59 40
l'OUlllTH lllACE. Ont milt trot
Soerkllno Rein (Porrinel I• 00 S 60 4.20
Imo Imo tmo llltulzl 4 00 3 00
Walrus lEHlolll 3 20
Tome Hll 4 S
l'll'TH lllACE. One mile oece
Oeiono Wey Home CAubll'll 3.40 2 60 2.40
Rnvtllm Ace !Todd Ill 640 360
Klamalh KOll\lrt IOoomer I 2 60
Time 107 • s U EXACTA (6· II 0110 U 2 90
SIXTH RACE. One mite Ol tt
Nolhlno Vet fVlndllml 7 00 J 00 3 20
K1nsoom tPtrktrl J 40 300
Wlllll L•Ohllno (Pt lli119I 13.IO
Time 201 ls.
U EJCACTA 12· II 0110 S20 10
SEVENTH lllACE. Ont mile oece
Coura~I Set (K!Jffterl 580 3 60 1 IO
Fon11ne Princeu I Pierce I 12 20 6 20
LA Ml"ren CPtltr1tnl 3 00
Time 203 JS
U EXACTA ( 1·91 0110 S8l JO
EIGHTH lllACE. One m0tt 01ct
Moodv Blue I Pierce! 9 20 5 20 J to
Bonllace (TO<IO 111 7 20 •.20
Newt CK..-t>ttrl 340
Tlmt 201 4 s
U E XACTA 12·61 oatd Sl4 30
NINTH lllACE. i)oe mile Pace
Meon• Bird (Aut>l#ii 4 40 2 to 2.80
C1lllornla Al\Otl ITodd Ill 360 2.80
Too J1mmv <Grunovl 3 40
Time l S9
U EXACT A 14·9) oald S l7 40
S7 .. ICK SIX 16-6-2-1-2·41 oald '2.464.?0
with 1even winning 1ickt11 (ll• 11e>r11sJ S2
Pka Sia conlOtltlon p1ld "9 20 wlln IOI
wlnnlne llckets (five llMll\)
T•NTH ltACE. One milt pace
Slrioed Ben IAckerm1n1 19 20 8 00 4 60
Star Hill G IClitll 4 60 3 00
Tr1111 (L1Co•l•l SIO
Tomt 2·02
$J EXACTA ll·61 oald '61 SO.
ELEVENTH ltACE. One mile OICI
Oict11ors11lo (LeClo.evJ 2 60 2 to 2 20
Doctor Don (Plenol 4 00 HO
Ceola1n J1mts (Longo) 3 40
T1m1~ I S9 41S. l3 EXACTA 12·1) oaod SlOIO
Attendance 2,9n
0.... Ml flsNn9
DAVEY'S LOCK•R (New.wt 9ffdll -SO 1n9ier1 160 rocll COd. l cow Cod, S ••"O ban 40 mec1te1e1 I sl\HOiriead
swirnmlne
COMMUNITY COLLEGI
Sent• Menk• 1111•111 Men
Ttem ru u1ts I Got<llft WHI ,.,. I . 2
Seddteo.c• 71, l Cut111 49, 4 Venrure
40 s Orenoe Co111. 37. • Senta Al\I, 24 .. HL 200 lr•-1 Cut\tl, I 29 I, 2 LA Piere•.
" 1 32 3 3 Senre An•. l l3 4
CAMl"llLLCONl"lltllfCK 400 medlev-1 GOiden w"t H OO. 2
Smvtlll DMt.19'1 SaddleC>lc" 3 41 a. 3 vent111 •, 3 49 1 W L T 1"ts GP' GA 400 Ir-I Cue1te, 3 17 3. ? GOidel\
x·Edmonton
C11oerv
Wlnnloeo
ICineS v1ncouver
42 l2 6 t0 309 206 Wi ii, l'21 l. 3 LA PilfCI, l-23.56
29 24 7 6S 27• 24? 400 ;noo-t Goldttl Wnt, 3 S2 7, 2
2' 2S 7 6S 2St 261 SeddltblCll, lSO , l . Senla Al\I, 3 S6 S
U 23 11 6l ?M 2., 400 Deck-I Golden Wtsl, 3417 t
II l3 , U 104 ?91 Senti Monka 3 SS I, 3 ~k. 4 01 l
Nen1t OMUeft 400 tweelt-1 Slddletllck, 4?'27. 2
SI LOI.lit 17 21 10 64 t2J ,.. Golden Wiit. 4252, 3 S.nt1 Mofll<:e, U O.J
... 111ceoo 21 1' • 51 234 232 400 nv-t Cueste, l .. 1. 2 GOIOen Wtll
O.rrolt ll )f II 47 m 210 347 2, S Venture, 3 SI I
Mlrw111ol• 16 32 11 43 201 241 100 lre.-1 GOiden Wt\I, 7.209, t
Toronro 14 :II 7 lS 116 t •l S.ddlel>Kll. 7-77.11, 3. Senta Ane. 7 31 7
WAL.I S CONftlltaHCI ISO lr-1 SIOcliec»ck, 1 SO 1 G~
... trldr oM"8ll Wt\I 7 SO l Or1.-COl•t, 1 065
W11"'"9ton lS l6 I 1t 246 176 W..,_
PtlllldtlOll.. )4 .. 7 7S 246 "' TN m rt1u1t• I er.,,.. Coast, 111. ,
NY l&t111dtf& l l 23 4 .. 761 ?3? $enl1 Monk•. 17. 3 Oo4dtll Wtll, 41 t, 4
NY Rlnotft lf 1' t 41 209 231 k nte AM, :M. S S.n oi.,o foMU. )4; 6
H-Jenev 11 ll .. "' U4 Cun11 JI H• ~ tar9' Pltt.i>urtltl lt Ji 4.) ltt 262 700 frH-1 Stnt• MolloQ. I • J. 2 cw WILD CA•O ~Y'Of'S A ..... OMMM Orenet Coett, l~l. l GOIClen Wal, 1 sn
4·A ' 9ulftl0 2t 17 l2 .. tll 16$ 200 l'MdleV-1 Ors!IM COllt, , Ol •• t
Sen Coreonto IS, Hamel 6.5 (Next MonlrHI 2t 21 to .. nt ltt Setlt• NIQl!>U, 2062. l kn 0-.. Meta.
OP-' Hew-1 Haroer. ,..,ldlv nltht 11 OuetllC 2t n I .. 266 tis 2-Gn •
HtwllOl't I lo\IOfl H H I .. 217 207 M oec ... -1 Orlflet C...t. 101', 2
i ·A Her•IOI'• 1t JI 1 4S 1.. Ht Sent• Monk•. 110 ,) GOIClen Wftl, 2.11 ..
v11enc11 S4, RowlenO Jt (Nt•I ~I: x•c11ncl'l«:I OleVOf! _, 700 ttY-1 Santi Mollk e, 1 M•. t
lonllal W ...... 'I', SC... C\19\t•. I ff ) l LA v ....... 20S•
2·A Plll~tlfl • CtiMtv J 700 or .. ,1-1 ~ C•t. 2?U J
Moi\IOWll 10 ... Mlf'MI ... tNt•t DttrOlt l $1 LOii!\ 2 ~ W..t, 111 •. l ~·· ~. U• 4 OOOOlll!lt Sent• M¥1•> I01ton ) M111Nsot1 t 400 meclltv-1 OrlMlee c .. ,,. • 1• l. I
Yvn!N 60, "''° Vtl'ot 5' !Nut ...o· ChlCtOO l Mollt,...1 ' 1'1 v"''"''' 001, i lellla •M, ••• nef'll • Sen ltrntrdfno) f ...... &...... 400 lftOIY!duel medlew-1 Qrlt'ltt C .. sl
Arrovo 10t South Hiii\ 67 1,_11 ~•· I(._ •' Ntw Jerwv 4 )It ? Sente Alll, !1' t J Sldfl•••"
Cl\tf'IW o.!11 Herlferd 14 NY .....,, ... ,,
l•A T-le st "'111$.111111 '80 tfse-1 11le ~a. ~SJ l , 1 ~·r•Cllll 6$, t uck.lt't 4t ( .. II ~ W1M!Ht •I NY t'*'-•~------~..tmlt ~' , ,, ) '* C>lttO Mela. ..+ '~I ----.....,,,;-~'°" ef'°V8MOU'lef •OH,
D evine 's slam lifts Ga u ch os
Jim Oev1nt h1l a arand llam lO cap
a ~vcn-run siJtth 1nnina '° (In)'
Saddkback Collqt 10 a 9-) non-
ronftttnC(' v1cl0f)' 0"tr v16Jllftl Rio
Hondo on the OauC' ~· field
Wcdntsday.
It wa ddlcback' re& lar-ktson opcnc~ after an carhcr ' 1c tol')' ovtr 1\s
alumni.
Down 2...0 r ntcrina the six ah. aevc
Nichols aicd 1~ pme with a sins.le with runners al second and third and
later sco~ ahc 1ic-brtakin1 run
Tony Palamcra s1n&)cd. The Gauchos
then loaded the &.K's. scttina the stage for Dcvine's blast
Saddleback added a pair of runs 1n
the ~,·tnth H O.n~ Scou led°"'"'' a doubtt and k'Oft'd Oft Nichot1' Rll
\lnak. luck) Bojhntrr'JS bMft..
IOMkd walk a«ounlH rot a.ht
Giuchol final tall~ ..
Saddlc'beck •tantnt P1trhcT Dout
Royall y v.o~ c•aht "'"'""· 1llow· ed four h111 and ilrurk out thrH Rio
HondoSC"ottd 111\tlt runs in the third.
ftfthn<t elJhth 1nn1n11
Reliever C'ra1a ~ptncrr worked the
ni nth inn ma and su·uck out the side.
allo\\<i"' one buuunner to r6ch on
an 'error.
ftcr a date with PaY<Scna toda) •
the Gauchos will host Lona Beach C'C
turday.
~SALE ENDS MARCH 3rd.
SKIS
PRE
1200
Reg. 5285 00 $199.88
ROSSIGNOL
Strato
Reg 5285 00 $189.88
730
OUN
$149.88
$169.88
Reg 523000
870
ReQ. 5295 00
ELAN
SL
Reg 5295 88 $179.88
DYNASTAR
Course SL
Reg 5325 00 $179.88
4400
1(2
$179.88 Reg 5265 00
612
Reg. 5275 00
712
Reg.529~
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$199-:88
GOGGLES
SOLLE
X-SOOVTT
Reg 532 00 $16.88
X-SOOP
Reg $32.00 $16.88
SMtnl
SL
Rqi S29 SO
Sun Vallqr
ReQ S22 SO
$22.88
$14.88
POLES
ALLSOP
Premier
Reg. 545.00
ST
Reg 536 00
$24.88
$21 .88
SCOTT
Classic
Reg. 525 95 $15.88
BOOTS
ALPINA
Atlas
Reg 5 120 00
Venus
Reg 512000
$59.88
$59.88
SALOMON
SXBO
Reg $225 00 sxso
Reg $175 00
$159.88
$119.88
HANSON
Spyder
Reg 5265 88 $149 .88
NORDICA
~~ ~~00 $149.88
NL 360
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Roughrlder l/2 off Reg 524 95
Turne Mitt 112 -~
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Selected
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Suits & More
choose from ~ famous
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Fera • Obermeyer
Meister • Demetre
Skyr • Nils • Head
Bogner • Powderhom
Selected
Turtlenecks $9.88
BINDINGS
TYROUA
290D
Reg 5 12000
190D
Reg 510000
$69.88
$55.88
SALOMON
747 $99.88 Reg S 134 95
34 7
Reg 594 95 $49.88
MARl<ER
MlS $59.88 Reg 5115 00
LOOK
RX
Reg S 115 00 $59.88
AF TER SKI
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n wronuaca
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~~,Nevada
ski condltlons
7U. of Miami
players arrested
MIAMl(AP)-Scven UniversityofMiami
football players have been arrested in tht' past
two weeks on a variety of charges including
arson. disorderly conduct and trespassing.
polict' reports indicate.
The arson case. which involves three
players. is a felony. while the others are
misdemeanors.
Coach Jimmy Johnson. while indicating
that the players will be punished. said
Wednesday: .. This is something that goes on
in a lot of college towns."
In the arson case. senior defensive end Julio
Con esofMiami. freshman kicker Greg Cox of
Fon Lauderdale and freshman linebacker
Rick Arango of Miami were arrested Friday
after allegedly 1.Jniting garbage in a third-floor
stairwell of their o n-campus dormnory. They
arc scheduled to be arraigned March 7. three
days before lht' st.an of the Hurricanes' spnng
practice.
Cones. who has used up his athletic
ehg1b1hty. reportedly tned to put the fire out
with a fire extinguisher. but all three men fled
the SC't'nc when repre~ntat1ves of the Coral
Gables Fire Department arrived.
Angels sign 2 players
Pitcher Kirk McCaskill and second
baseman Norm Carrasco have signed one-
year contracts for this season, the Angels
announced Wednesday.
Both are members of the Amencan League
team's 40..man roster.
McCaskill. a 23-ycar-old right-hander. was
7-1 1 with a 5. 73 earned run average at the
Angels' Edmonton. Alberta. affiliate last year.
Carrasco. 22. h11 .285 at Waterbury. Conn. in 1984.
The ..\ngrl'i also announced that Frank
Marco'>. 25. has been hired by General
Managcr Make Pon as an administrative
assistant-player personnel and development.
Marcos previously had worked for the Los
l\ngeles Dodgers and the Kansas City Royals.
DEATH NOTICE S
BRUCE
WILLIAM PAUL
BRUCE. a long lime
resident or Corona del
Mar. Passed away
February 18. 1985 at
Hoag Hospi1al aft.er a
lenghthy Illness. He 11
survived by his
beloved w1fe1 Montez
and many ne1ces &
nephews. Mr Bruce
owned and operat«I
the Silhouette Shop
in Corona del Mar for
over 25 years He was
born in Columbus
OhJo. moving t.O Call-
fornl• in 1948 He 11er-
ved his country
,.RCI MOTHIRI
MU MOflTUARY
1 10 Bro.away
Cotta Mesa
8'2·9150
............... en.OLM .,.,.,, • Cea: 111 , .. ~. Cam .... ··-·
faithfully in the Unit·
ed States Navy dur-
ing World War ll.
Graveside services
will be held Friday
February 22, 1985 .it
Pacific View Mem-
orial Park, Newport
&>ach. Friends may
call at the mortuary
Thursday February
21. between the hours
of 4-9PM A private
memorial service will
be held at Hoag Mem-
onal Hospital Chapel
at a lat.er date. Family
suggest memorial
contributions be made·
in memory of William
Paul Bruce to Hoeg
Mt>mor1al Hospital
Presbyterian, 30 l
Newport Blvd, New-
port Beach. Ca 92660.
Pa <:d1c View
Mortuary directors.
644 -2700
Aennoue• 11•~ U..ITA~ The lolowlng .,.,.. ..
dolng~-J.S. ASSOCIATES, 1
Futton, lnllne, CA 92714
Jlmlll S.rel, 1 FUiton.
Irvine, CA 9271•
Thia bullnett It con-
ducted by. 111'1 lndMdu9I
Jamel Sarrel
Thia ltat.ment -filed with tM County cienc or Or·
Mg9 County on January 25,
1185
~ Publlthed 0r8'lg9 Coaal
Dally PllOt February 14, 2t, 28. M.,cn 7, 1995
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ltMIK\llate new d~. Tll IMI Tl UIT Thi• CS.COfator • del~ht Beach. 681·200'4 aft &pm ulllt Incl 875·9058 +11150 dep 497-6857 Call 5·7pm 850--0473 bll·tn, rel'uec. 850-8421 prof, & non·tmkr, no S 125+ wtt agl. no cMpc)ell
One 3 Bdrm 2 bath unit Abao4ut«y • turn-tley 1ea1ur .. 3 Br1, 2 be, frml ----C ... -uu UYe/Wotk In 28R h<MI..+ pie pet1 S~/mo 951·7M7 end one 2 Bdrm 2 beth conctttlon 4 Bdrm•. lernlly din bright & cozy kitchen Hunllngton Harbor Adil tltal U 6Uli huge worklhop In wood Charming 2Br 18ew/rr • •STUNNING Lg 18drm
unl1 s.fl•n motivated rm ' dltllng rm with • aigefanal. Thlthomelt Prk Hlghly upgraded •ctosE TO iEXcRI LAG Sch $1500 499-22:1 :'~r~ :eheu=m: 18a Garden :J'l. POOi -~---·~ ............... _,...._lf~i.ilioirwiiWlll"'I" ....
and will eon8'def tofM vaulted eetling9. Lovely Immaculate, owned by• toglw/2 add-on1.AMutl 2Br 18a S900/mo. Avall ,.. '11omed 8759115 . 1495/mo 710 18th nrar1. Eattbiu#f. no hornelor .. d«ly,1aaml-
papar S4 55,000 onacul·d•NClocatlon decorator & ready tor s .. S-42,900.840·5997 March1tt.Agt844·72t9Lga1BR,·nrtobenltown. vel m · • Super tttMp 2 Br 2·tty pate nr 1hopp lng. private& 1 prlvataeulta
751·3 t9 t If you've waited for an·~-you. Located In btll lac•t Pr tt S •wt•i -•• _ Pref. egl prof. 1800/mo. OCEANVIEW 1 8d 2 car unit. So. Coatt Matro, p\11 $&50/mo 840-1384 avall. 41e,.2172 Nency
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~lECT cec>ttonal value · thlt 11 I Bayehor" It It 1 blocit _ " __. nur utll Incl 494-2490 gar pool & 19• $900/mo gw & yrd onty 1750/mo --~
.,.... OnlyStH.000 Call nowl from the beach & Bay 1•rlDl~I UttlaCorona2Bd lrg dectc ~ l I · Agt875-2704 Smt ch.lt d /pat OK. 1Br 1550 28r 2B• M50. PROPERTIES $46-7171 Club Xlnt value at ONLY lt8,000 per unit 12300/mo 759·9010 -~ l_H ,.~ • """• 72().8730 refrlg, dthwthr, atova Yec1tlta
1395,000. 759-150 t Rlver1jde Co RICI! Byer• lkeutlM4Br 3Ba. p004. ectUBEB Alllslbt ~·· ... ,.,.. ---Incl. No peta. Call btwn ....... 2tl1 UfflllT •11 780-7292 Grdnr & pool tvc Incl. Avl HOME 3Br 28a. encl Illa 2BR fil\S: sludlo. Encl Tll UIUI 9-4 dally 545--4855 (g mg ..., cabin. POOl THE REAL
ESTATERS llWPllTllAll Bkr/Co-op/Mt-upemallad now $2100 mo-mo. Call patio. new crpt/drpt, no patloM25.8tOJoann81. 2 8d 1,A ba w/gar, new tabla, color TV. 2 frplct.
Magnlfloant'MWtfromllv· 111.MITA•U eollec11808)794-8032 pate 025/mo Dye Adult1 prafauad Small catpett&dr~.blt·ln1. 81Mp114 5.45--e918
Ing room• and mu1• lmat lM4 l .4xGrou Exc.p-ttonaT OuPle_•_3_Br 63 t_-3_3_t3. EVM 845-2944 dog OK 846-8453 lanced yd w/patto, water
tulle 2 198Ci0utl Bdrm• 22. I ... .. 2'1'Ba, 2 frplc1, •P• tub .• ,.,.,. ltacla 2BR t 'hBA TownhouM. rc· 63&-4120 ........ .
pk.It den. Fireplace. 3 1•i..I Ana,,:..m 8.4icoroH tkyllghtt 2300 tq fl. ilrr'Tla Condo eecurlty patio, frpl. ,., .. no pet 24~0ran99 __!!25 IN NEWPORT BEACH IUrt ltOI
bathe, communl1y boat $2400 down, utter Prtn only. Agt s t500/mo 780-914f bldg.pool,tpa & gym. No 1595. 548-7 10 A great ptac:e to Uva on the i;; A I k CM
lllpa. CIOM to Lido VII· provldee FHA financing, ,.50-8330 C"tl •-• ~ ,,..11 S750/mo 873-2749 VILLA MEDERA-Fam Upper Bay Prlvata l305-+ ut t, n am r, ~ S-485,000 Atll for low fixed ln1ar•t rate. v ... ~ ,..... aaJ.--ft._._. complu 2 Bd 2ba. ctubhoutH & hHlth 28r 2B•. pool, loU ot
BARBARA JAMES or 2BR townhoute with Qal· •••llT IUll (2) 4-~euJI 3bd t ;;;be, •NEW 3if 3ea. /rpjC, 2 •WATERFRONT Duplex riEGl -=:iii dthwtt, cpll, drpa. Enci ..,at, 8 tannlt eourtt. 7 19.c., own Ba 64&-0595
OONNAWEBSTER ege Only St3.500. Call~ IMng 7 d•y• • patk>I. dthwM!ra, 2 tty, car encl gar micro 2Br l't~Ba $1050/mo gar,motomo,gH/watar poolt,clOM 10 bullnn1, Contldarate Female
Peg Dam«on 559~9400 week 3 Bd 2 ~ 12b• Ind water hHl.,t, newly lt050. Can 842-'9558 Doek avl (819)223-7t5g APUT•ITI pd. No pelt $850/mo, OC Airport, Fuhlon rmm1e E·Slda CM hma
TownhouM Vaulted <*I· ramodelad 8,5)( groH, ----Sparkling clean IQ •Pit $300 ~ 2324 Eldon tetand, convenient ehop1 S286 848-5181 Molly
04• 1ng llvlng rm wlfrplc, 20,1, down . auuma 4BR 2b• houH New BAYSHORES 24 hr gate w/MfJ adult & famlty NC· Apt t 842-5t55 on tight
1 La1aa1 lt1cli l mHter tulle hat dble loan• Monthly epend· paint cpt1, 2 ety, rem rm. guard, pvt bdlft. 3Br llont Heat pd No pell Fml rmmta Balboa Hrt>r
•--link & receuad oval tub •ble 845-e848/0wner lple, bonut rm Qrdnr. no 28• S 1800/mo yrly lee 28drm 2Ba $876-S&eO 28r 28a apt 1650/mo , __ ,,. St991 fr pool I tennlt, pe11 St030/mo 111 •tee 2•95 Crattvlaw Call 38drm 2Ba $745 WI lfJll A 111111 Slnglll 1 & 2 Bdrm Apart-676-2628 or 771·3955
C.tu ... .., lOZ2 M,.~'~' P~':4~~;· fr'~~. t~~n h':,:Z9: compla~~Yl'!]!odeled 111-2242 8•8·~~~~·11::!1~00 or 398 w wuaon 83t-5583 v;;~r~o~ ~~~g!,g~~~~ ~~~" .:ou~o~~~,::~ BLEAAi~N~ :.u.;H ~OME
lnlUll I ,-.. -acL 1-..t tlHI 11 St69.500 Agt GrHt rental area Only 1 BG CANYON ESTATE thing lrom • emall apt 10 apte. complete with TV, · r r w..,.,,. 10 Mlttlon Bay 58d, 5Ba-!!J!' • .,. C1ro1 Mulvey 548-3216 mile lrom Loma Linda 1 HAIUILI NW 1 •8d h11 If loOlclng In llnent & utenlllt, maybe 1435 lnel Utlla. 4M~H<I
Southport Fem, t>onu• *Ill• 11111 * Lido Realty 673-7300 Medical Center LOw dn =~::,,, ~~,,:~~7, tBr. tr1g, reno-. laundry, CM.NB.or HB think of u1 ranted for 1hor1 t.,m or Mala rmmt atlr 38r 28a NB
rm & POOi $575,000 Lender owned llqul· Cllh flow Wiii trade fOf 1 yr IN 840 1555 pool, carport No pelt flrtt for that c:t1oic. ot longer) On JambOfM Apt $300. Oya 851·2311, ""ta ·-· l024 datlont Great buy•' property 1n Cotta M... • $495/mo Ideal llvlng Rd at San Joaquin Hiiie )(453 Of E~ 548-7139 " ... Tract & Cullom homfl llLL/IPTill or Newport Approx ..,.. 4BR2BA. 'h Acre Avail Ealtblutt-4Br 2•..;Ba. fem 93 t W 19th St 5•8~412 TSL MGMT 842· f803 Rd. * Tll·ft.D * Some w/low down pymtt Duplex 132Q W Balboa. S200.000 equity Riek NOWI Gar. lndry, fnc:d yd rm, 2 '~ar. Jae, view, BEAUT 3 bl 2 ba condo. NB AEALTY 875-1842 1'4· 1IOO F~~ ":!. r~. ':;~ ;~ w .. 1CM3 2BR IBA un111 Agt 854-2•60 1275,000. 840-1295 Byer• 760-7292, 24 hrt $1075 Mary 6•7-0204 grdr St 50 548-7415 frptc. d/w, w/d. pool, lull illTUll YIUJll S300 +'A utM 850-7350
Total Income S 1850/mo •Lido e aytront-Opan Fi1 INIAlll OITTAll Bkr Co-Op 'Ml-upe mall.cl Eattalde 1 br plu• beam EaltblUfftrl-level i'WnilM, grdt, gar, patlO S900 2 Bdrm Apte, pool, ..,a. --------•I
BY OWNER l189,900for 10.2. SaUSun t-5 1ot Nr Buch • unit 1 185,900 l'll•-OISTA llU c.ll g. pvt yrd, n0 pall, view. lro 2 Br. 2•..; Ba. mo Cao Benny 842-2849 gar, lndry rmt. no 1>91• ...... T Ma•IU* MC/FM~on1;:rk~ 3urii.'Ay:~
OuldcSale 85t-t500 VlaLldoSoud873-7873 Htum lga loan Carl 6811300. lot t lze 2 $525 548-"80 Dan . S 1500 /mo TSL MANAOEM£NT -lmmed.l3t-~f
OIU.lil PAii ltl OAIYH·IYt Wllll Moaen .!!_kr 780-2843 hou•H • 2 dup1u .. EASTSiOE 2Br tBa. cov· 759-a~~o -• OllTA llU 8•~·8122 or 842-1803 •APUTlllm*
NICI lamlly home· 3 BR, Beaullful 28d 2B• I den, --------·1 $2396/mo Income F/P erad patio, ~ tncd yard. EASTBLUFF VIEW 3Br HlllLY YILUll w .. 1tlde 2Br 1B•. ~ 2Br, 2Ba. encl gar, pvt Park Newl)Or1 twnh<MIM
lovely country kitchen, on 5th Fairway ~u11 NII ILIT IAYFlllT UT $249.900 Call for 11nan·g grdnr Incl S895/mo 28• +den Hee houM N9w Apartment c:ompla• cpt all utll pd $&50/mo beach. boat mooring• S~=~;:.wo:: ~
famllloorm addition by Feb 28th win con-Thi• exqullll• home with 111·2242 Small pet OK 645-8453 AIC, newly renovated & Ready for oec~ tn +s 3oo MC Kid• ok avatAILSSt039 .. 5V"ILABLE S ... " ,..,. 03t" --lndtepd No pell Reft S 30 & •"1 5230 ft • "" " P of F 2• 30 t..... ,..g1 _.,. ., llder any offer, broker 80 on the weter with full E'tlde 2 80 tBA Homa Stl50• 11 ~ dep· Aprll. 2Bdrmt /mo .... • • ".!m ___ tBrdm uom saoo. Sorry. r . am ... • non· DI • ,.l.t lo•~ cooperation Call tor pier 2 ellp ~ o4 Bdrm 4 Ba tor 2 W/gar. no pet• 'seq2. 'oimo dltcount 111; 3Bdrm• M05/mo. Get w .. lde 3Br t'ABa. patlot, no nate. 760.0919 tmkr to thr 2 Br 2 Ba apt a -cl•trance thru guard S 11 • a tlvated & 120 re~ garb.,... dl-•I ... S412 720-1873 ., e er re mo 17 tS • t dap Comm pool Aug 642-03501780-9396 • -..-..,.. __ · dthwthrt. Av1 tmmd.Kld1 B"" "CH Y"' "RLY 2 Br -2 Fii IA&.l IY IWlll 844-5097 will carry tit or 2nd TD Drive by 2453 Orange ralr & carporl FOf In· ok. No pe1t M95tmo. ~ ""' • Prof to tht IQ 3Br 38a hma
2 Bd IOI be, 198Clout back EAST BLUFF 3Br 2Ba. air Offered at 1950.ooo fee ---Ctn Larry W 957-8400 lormatton call 845-88481850-7275 .. Ba, ,.,, reterencHI In CdM. Nftmkr 1615. Dy
yd, walk to Dana Pt den w/frplc Like new UHIUln N~ ~!'m ~:.et~~~I Get.cl, new Condo 28R UOLlllYIUITW Tlfl_.,M, WMttldal.,gabr~M fBR S600 50-<>110 937-54t t, 780-2537avat ~:;::' v/e;~4~:g0°0° ~~~1~· v~·~,~$128~~~ 111-1100 amen111e1 s2111 mllllon 2'nba Oor~• Int dbl PJ~~~~FUR'QANT.PC~.'u~! Bet~~·~~lll4Mon-1ba, O/W, raf~r.:eh. awHIT OlllT San. Cit. ~, 2br 2ba
493--668• By Owner Land Incl w 111 hand I e Bk r gar.pool. S 50 8'43-2289 famlly home In good con-d th ":F:; $-450/mo 8'40 agt Beautiful 3 8d 3be Condo 1340/mo+ '41utll. Smoker
••• t ltacli 1040 flnenclng negollable laa Jaaa C:~ l OH I 6 t 9 I 4 3 3 • 8 3 0 6 0 ' NEW 3Br dpl• Avt Mey t dlllon w/4bd 1 lam rm •~oug ' • . iua Ptlat flli acrou lrom pool I tenntt OK 55&-4099 C.M.
• 842-0350 or 780-9398 d 18 t9>433-t 723 or b/4 Olw, gar. forced In bHutlfut locatlon. EAST SIDE 28R Iba, quiet eourtt. Wttt/ct(f. 2 car Young prof '*" rmte n-bisfRts§ PROPERTY Spectacular •n Vlewt pp wantt to t>uy •to 8 PlaJll air heat 18&-£ E 2 tet St l3000. 'It mo cut-<ta tac: ti le95/mo fBd IBa Condo MOO/mo gar, patio & balcony emkr. 38r 2ba. Nr bWh
In HB 3 Br 2b1 1300 aq II n1 .. lllfT By Ownre 3000 SF Attum Apar1men11 Call John S 1 tOO •see 548-f985 dya ON 37TH ST Lower 3bd . Ca" 751-8190 Showing 2123•2124· Cell S t300/mo Pool/1en. 1350. 548-9948 •PP' at S 145.000 Fr pie. Ph 2 vpgrd. fr door• & loan 3360 t & 338 t t Ave 646 t282 ---2ba fireplace $1150 Eu Id 2B 18 f 1 720-0330 •2681963-7834 100 Intrepid
& new carpeting Sett bay1.M1t8aremdld,etc Callta 1274,600 & -· ~~ OCCcloM2br2bl2tt()() Yrty ' ti a r urp c. Paul8&1-0t83Wkndt TSLMANAGEMENT bataJ1 aat S284,500 OPEN HOUSE I ••• ltr •••• 1400 lned kld1/pet1 ok S82f bum <*tinge, gar 1455 ----Oller. by appt only Beaut Atklng $379.500 SAT /SUN t t-5 •93-7325 " worth more call 539-8t9C Wlftrfrtlt 1 .... , lat. 2 l)«IOM, no pet• 111. 2Br 38a Condo. Xlnt toe. 842· 1803 Went c:feen furn .. f bdrm
655-9661196t·3825 Muatseel780-868t Seal Beach Old Town e .. 1Rlty f.. 111-1400 Ill-I• lut,eacS225 850-1798 Clean. brlta $1000 Spad.out2Bd p004 patio w/f:.' be for man 50,. -________ :....._ ___ =============: ~.narn tlortt 11on t .. 00~ ~ PLAN AHEAD Eutllde 2Br, new decor mo+cl .. nln7g8 ! HC bll·ln1. nr ~., &0 WMt~ C. ·or lrvtne area only .,..... ....... 728-01 44or 2..,122 cllll. Av ail lmmad Battref1.78&.-8443PM $496~ agt 213/596-'4088 Low move-1nl Off Nawpr1 Newport ShorM 3Br 2Ba ~wthr,t an:J~ :..:~ laat. UL ·740 1750/mo 845·6846 "'·ra.n ltr '-00 crtpd hm wtappte patio' dbl oar nr t>ch S925/m0 o pe • ""' • .. -I.I. lxcU•Jt l• more Ju11 S'425 yrl)' c.i1Hotly873~344 & lrg MC 54!:"~-t Bdrm up1trt w/setCOny. Verlalllea CondOLeailng Int 2112
SYDNEY Pl[D SPRiNas 8 ONits •Hl·t1H* , -EASTSIDE Lg new1y r• otw. anct oar. 1 t>tk bdl. S950 Sunny 28drm t -ii& CM tb.28 itoreoa HOROSCOPE Clear Trade Only For Or-look here $-496 2bdrm Nwpt Shor .. 3·4Br 2,.Ba decorated 2 & 3Br Apt '595 1 1500. MC. dep, Agt 83f·4MO ..-..min I mo IM l90
ange Co property Price abode newlywedt fine & 2 blkl to bch CloM to Starting at $690. 22 1'4 897-568& aft 5pm ---;;;~'., MC 845~12~
0 S295,000 For detallt can. pet? 539-6190 Sett fM p00411•nnlt 962·8U3 College Ave 8"2·5210 __ _ MARR Bkr 645-0203 eve only Under $700 mod 3bdrmi OCEANVIEW; Newport Eattllde lg qui.t 28r. Ne-A cJ:h~!!~ '!!'.. SpKlou~ sing~. Ont !·Ilda taft, clMn angf gar
•••••••••••••• a.at1l1 bath lam llne newer llllc" CrHt ~~~ l'tba S ~300 crpte. drpt, paint, tndry a All ntw otptt a drpa, loat & IWO btdroom iC)ts. :ty ':~1,:'0"'1t~
lnc d yd other• 11 ~r;an Atty ~9~47 ep patio S695 mo 84&.-7343 of clOMtt PV1 J:i-0-· In Intl 1 4 t'rldll)', Februar) Z2 ltaltl faralalae4 539'8190 Belt tee - --. --E·tlda 2 bl 1 be patio nci t>eautlfulty Ian tcapad,
ARIES(f\.1Jrlh21 \1mt 1111 \wc1;p1nflhanul'\<x.Turandallfa,or ftaataia OnBaytrontw/tandybctl pett,tndryrm,Mwtyd~-Spaelout28r28tw/ftplc 18-288 Bq. Ft. OFflCE " I n. __ ~ I ZJfm. V 11 Z",.4 2Br $1800 Call e.11v orated M50 831-~038 & balcony. M0-8331 M0-1300. 1783 Ofanoe "nu .< \t'k high l'11·nH'OI\ ol timing and uck arc 1vc~n1 C1c:t gorng. 11 ... 1111a '"' I tJ .. 64~9 181 or844·2270 ••LAAGE 28, 281 new Ave, CM. Call Betty
makl' l ont:u ,, .11111 Clpt'I\ lllW\ ol rnmmunH.'a11on ( il·m1n1 \ag1t1JrlU\ Small 2Bd lrnt 11 .. Clean flat tteal nr Ml Sq Pk 261 Riaervethll tux 3bl 2b• E/tl~ lux. In Pina ,OfMI Nt bMcti 846-9181 or 844-2270
natl\('\ plJ~ l.n 1oln w/gara porcn 3/tM/15 2ba pool acc•H• yd hM ltept to Nnd pool Ire lt>r,nawc,.,pett.d/w 't::i ::.~ .,.,. s12&l•MilltM ...... ~ .. TAlfRll~ I \pttl 111.\IJ\ .?IJ) Hrcak1hrough 1nd1nitl·d -fl'\lrll· 182Stmo8t8-84 2-8396 $500 I kid• okay gar kid/pat 1 1125 ''~j 0::~~.!: ~·:.: 857·1778.or760·1713 fURflOSHEDor
1111n' ;11c.· rt•n111q·d .111 ,lctJl\ .ire out nnc.i )UU cfann: 10 your own tum" lalka 539·8t90 Beet Rlty tee 539-8190 Bftt Riiy '" ~~.f~ •dull• 54S..0391 IUWlll YILUll UNFURNISHED ••
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't 1111 karn \illu.Jhk \l'lll'~ Extantlvely ramodafed oown ocean ciOM 26drm ~Cd for ~~~~ r:· X·LO 1 & '2er Aptl E· WIT...,, CLUi&S.TE::::NtS.
CiP.Ml)';I 1\1 .1~ ~·,June 201 D1aloguC' With lm n .l on\, prU\l'\ home, nr Beach & B•y refg tfovebUlc~. i39:=&:1Rlt , .. ry SldaS550Up557·284t sw1':! ..... NG".1c1· .. lr1111lul 1 oc. U\ on h11pn dream\. ;J\p1rat1on\ -)OU ~~111 makt• 11 Jll gourmet kitchen. 2 gar kldt/pet I~• now _Y~ Liva Wh«• you h•ve ,.,,.,. .,~
U lllH; llUl' tk rl·.llh 1111 d1tJ1114c. travel nnd \JX'U:ll 01C\"1Kl' lrom om• patio•. wthldry9( Avail 539-6t90 Bell Riiy ,.. A,.r1 ..... raraltli.. 1mu••11 •Spectacular.,,.. mudi mort! orry.
.1 v I 1 now 111S1500/mo annual H t Ha L--.rn -• * 1 I Ht, I & 28• MiltM non.ts, Modtl~ 'flU ":tuOI\' I rim " a > .. ro l' 3 Bd. 2 ·~ be, 2 (Jar o•r •• • r-ai 6RU H95/mo 2bd 1 'Abt •Spec!OYt townhOutee "d,1i... 9 t 6 f ANCt:n tJun1· ~I Jul) ~21 l>urnt'\lll .. 1tua1111n j(rah' attcntmn LIH .... n Truly •PPH llng a.. twnhM !·t ide. pool, •Ftraplec.a open 'J 0 .
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• in1dhRt·nt t 1111u''""n" \huuld he rca1ur1..·d Mom·~ p1uurc will be Ill· llll opt to buy 1550 hurry __ mutt... Garden pet101
h I II d .. 'ii '" 539·8190 S.tt Ally IN IA1r .... 1 2310 Slnta Ana hng tcr I lan onj.!ina ) anti<.:iJXltC CtrHI ••I ar lillili 4 "•" Mature coupte wanted for TSL MANAG EMENT WIT"'' A~ U W ( lul) ~ '·•\ug. 21 ). I 1mc ''"")Our '>t<k -pl:1) w:11 1inai 1£.Umc &llOnar #uliy rurn 2 id lmat ...... turn 2 Bdrm. prlv beach 842·1803 *3 lJOhted tennlt court• r-
l>dinc ll'rtll\ rl'ali1l' )OUf """ n wunh know that \Ciu \an '<UU'('\'lfull) townhouM Pool I tennta s;;:;t 2id • a;; Pl1ert Avtll MltGtt t 11200 •2 Swlmmtng poo19 Ncw,ort ... S..
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S~hOol contract agreeme~t
Irvine's teache,rs, administrators see-
tentative accord, but mum on detatIS
11a1ors for the two sides reached a
tentative accord late Tuesday. He
said the terms of the pact have alrtad)
been approved by the district's board
of education. By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of .. Oellp,.......,
Irvine teachers and 1hc Irvine
Unified School District have reached
a ten tative contract a11.rC4ement. con-
Coast
Development of a canoe,
kayak and rowing center
In Upper Newport Bay
has moved a step closer
to construction./ A3
Irvine's 1984 Police Of-
ficer of the Year h~ no
regrets about going Into.
law enforcement./ A3
-callfomla
Kevin Cooper's defense
attorneys ready to trot
out his relatives during
penalty phase of murder
trlal./A7
Nation
Natlon'seconomlc
growth is the best since
1951, and housing prices
are up-at least In the
East./A4
Third artificial heart pa-
tient's rapid recuperation
is boosting Schroeder's
spirits./ A7
World
Margaret Thatcher says
U.S. should open
dialogue with Soviets./ A5
India's Gandhi wants bet-
ter relationship with Unit-
ed States./ A4
Boating
Eight U.S. college teams
and one from Canada
start one-on-one sailboat
match racing today to win
the Douglas Cup./81
Community groups and
water sport classes have
a new $1 .2-mllllon home
In Dana Point Harbor./81
Sports
UC Irvine's basketball
team posts an unemo-
tional 75-67 victory over
Long Beach State./C1
Orange Coast and Gold-
en West are-beaten in
community college
basketball. /C1
Sea View League
coaches name Newport
Harbor's Chuck
McGavran MVP./C2
Entertainment
A revival of the French-
flavored muslcal "Gigi" is
on the boards./83
Bualneu
Irvine Co. 's community
development division will
soon become a wholly-
owned firm with its·own
name./85
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Boating 81-2
Erma Bombeck 82
Bridge 84
Bulletin Board A3
Buetneu 85-6
Cta ... fled C5-7
Comics 84
Crouword C7
Death Notices C4
Hor09Cope ce
In th• Service A6
Ann Lan<*• 82
Optnton A8
Paparazzi B 1
Play Review 83
Pola Log A3
Publtc Notices 'C4-5
8port1 C1-4
T e1eYta6on 12
n..twl 82-3
W•ther A2
eluding months of som"1mcs bitter
negotiations that culminated recently
in a one-day teachers· strike.
District Superintendent A. Stanley
Corey confirmed today that nego-
Dropped ln for a vialt
Core} declined. however. to dis-
cuss the details of the agreement until
the teachers have voted on 11. He said
that ote' would be conducted some-
time wit hin the next several "'eeks.
BUI McDonnell and Ilia .,_ Chlepa, 'Ylalton from NodJa
carouna, .troll put a llarlne Corpe ceas-s llellcoplel'
which made an aneebectalect stop Weclneeday mornlnf on
the aand of Victoria Beach In South Laea.na after lta crew
Toxic
waste
'No. 1
issue'
Lt. Gov.McCarthy
airs his views at
UC Irvine lecture
By JOHN SZABO
Del!J "-1 C.,r11111 .-.1
Lt. Gov. Leo McC'anh> told a UC
Irvine audience Wednesday th at with
a founh of the state's water system
already contaminated. toxic waste 1s
the most crucial issue facing Cali-
fornia.
Before meeting briefl ) w11h
Chancellor Jack Pcltason. McC'arth)
attended a gradua1e studies of man-
agement course. then lectured to a
group of about 75 students and
faculty on the threat industrial toxic
waste places on the environment.
McCarthy said that with 25 percent
of all watl·r systems in th e state
considered contami nated from 10).IC
Leo McCarthy
"'a'itc produced from local industries.
11 1c; a sc"erc problem which must be
addressed.
··1 ha ve C'hosen it (toxic waste) as
m~ No. I issue. and I will pound awa}
at 11 throughout the stare:· MC'Carthy
\aid ··11 (t O\ll' waSll') 1s an important '"'Ul' thal l f( I focult ~ and students l·an pla~ an important rok 1n:·
McC arth~. who al'o 1s a UC regent.
a ml·mhcr oft he Board ofTru'ltces for
till' C aliforn1a talc ll n1·H~rs1t) and
( ollcgc., \~ \tl'm. a nd chairman of the
Cali fornia Economic Development
\omm111cc. also' 1ew<; IO"<IC waste as
(PleaH aee McCARTHY/ Ai)
OC's Ilemocrats
seeking detente;
Reptabficans wary
GOP chairman r.,s
attempt to dissuade
party endorsements_
Oranac ount)' Dcm()(ratl have
r hatttnr local RcJ?ubUcans lo ,om
them tn volunllnly dtthnina lO
m<tonc nndldlkt for non.-P1n1s.n
political officn. 8u1 a lonl Re--
publican leader thinks lhcchaHcnac • mo~ a polhie1l m1nut~tt thin a
h1ah·m1nded di ... ),of pnnc1~.
l.a'' Oect"mbtt IM tatc Supttme
C ourt 'oted to remove restraints on
polltioal per1 1c -.h1ch 1ritd1t1onall)
"ere bam~ from \uppon1n1 or
endo~mg pohuca l candidates run·
ning for non-partisan po it1ons uch a cit) council m y stat • C'Ount)'
boarJ of Up(I"\ IS01'$, JUdlC hips Of'
school boa rd!).
The dcc1 ion could ha\.e w1dc-
ranaina affttts on the way non· pan1~n clttt1ons arc ronducttd.
panlcularl> how e1nd1datcs would ra1~ campa11n fund and sttk pen.y
endorstmcnt,.
"The Dcmocra11c Patty bcllc"n
1hat "'h"n the PNl>k of Callfonua
adopted <'Onsutunonal pro"' ion that
made local and ,-udtct1I <>f'rlC'CS non·
part1Yn. tl\1 k1i°" contemplated
that poht1o l pan1ct ,,.,ould ~'90nd
10 thl\ ~1\1on and ~t.ay out of non-
He said he could no1 predict how
1eachers would vote on the pact. but
added. "It will bt satisfactory to the
district"
Officials of the Irvine Teachers
Assoc1a1ion. which' represents the
district's 750 1nstruc1ors. were un-
available for commplt at prcsstime.
The acrord was retlchcd exactly two
weeks after frustrated ltaehtts tagcd
a one-day strike to protnt what they
viewed as a dtadl()(k in ncaotaations.
More than SOO teachers pert1cipi!t.td
m the strike. wh ich involved p1cke1-
in1 at the district's 2S campu9e1 and a
largr rall> outside the distnct•s head·
Qu<tners.
Ken Horner. "resident of the
teachers' union. said at the time that
teachers struck because the distnct
refused to movt from its .... "...,..
best'• contract o~. il&Utd ia ~
btr. That proposal called for an
t~chers to rcttive a 3 ptttena ~
ra1scrnroactivetoJialy J, 1914.aadit
provided a formula covmnt an
add1t1onal raise for t~ Mil
school year. hued on how m..ch
additional fun<hftl the district ~
C...._ ... mvm&/MJ
·Mystery
'mud'
covers
Coast ·
Chalky downpour
11~~--,,.....:..~..,...-~-=~~~~-puzzl es the experts:
AQMD conducts tests
By STEVE MARBLE
Of .. Oellp ......
A white, chalky substance. splat-
tered portions of Ora• County
during a brief doW?lpour Wednesday
and officials arc divided today
whether the gritty -white rain" poses
any heal th hazafd. •
The National Weather~ said
the white rain likely resulted from a
furious desen dust storm Wednes-
day. but the Air Quality ManqerMnt
Oistnct plans lo conduct tests today
to determine if the substance could
have an industrial source.
The white ram splashed cars and
anything else in its way over an 8.000.
mile area stretching from San
Bernardino County to nonhem San
Diego County. Residents in Irvine.
Mission Viejo. Newpof1. Beach and
Huntington Beach today rcponed
finding the flaky substance covcnna
their cars and plants outside their
homes .
....._...-a... wttla tile alrcra!~'a fl1PtiCCN1trol9. After
realipl8' tile contr919, and aboat S1h ......... oa tile beach,
tbe copter and crewceadaaed lta trip from Camp Pelldleton
to the llarlne CorJ» Hellcopter Air Station In Tutin.
.\n emplO)tt at Saddkbeck. Oe\ail.
a car wash 1n Irvine. said the buAness
was jammed ~rty today by motorists
concerned th.tt the white rain had
damaged their car's paint Job.
··1 think it's JUS1 soot. But 1f you
don ·1 get it off. it'll remove the peint. ·•
(Pleue eee lfTSTSaY / A2)
Boaters may face user fees
to help finance Coast Guard
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
Of .. O..,,... .....
Annual user fees would be collected
from boaters to help pay for Coast
Guard safet)' patrols. according to a
measure included m President Re-
agan ·s proposed budget.
The proposal. which reportedly
would cover about 10 percent of the
Coast Guard·s budget. 1s aimed at
offsetting the costs of non-emergcnq
activities. such as ferrying fuel to
stranded boaters. towing boats and
maintaining safety equipment
Non-emergency act1v111es b} the
Coast Guard have been rap1dl}
increasing in recent years. Federal
budget spokesmen have said the
boaters who benefit from those
services should pay for 1hem. rather
than the no n-boetung public.
The trad111onal search-and-rescue
dulle'i of the Coast Guard would not
be covered b) th e new fees.
Rep Roben Badham. R-Ne~pon
Beach. 1s among 1hose who ha ve
promised to fight against the proposal
should 1t come before Congress for
approval. The budget package will be
presented to legislators ne).t mont h.
Th e foes -which have yet to be
calculated - would affect boaters 1n
all federal waters patrolled by the
Coast Guard. including busy New-
port 1-iarbor and througho ut
Badham·s coastal d1stnc1.
··The idea of chaf$in$ Coast Guard
user fees has been kicking around on
Cap11ol Hill for )Cars. but this 1s the
fi rst time 11 reall\ has a shot at
oass1n1t:· Argyle Nelson. a Badham
aide said.
··There's tremendous pressure to
rt'duce government spending and one
"-3) 1s th ro ugh user fees:·
Nelson ~•d that while Badham
suppom user fees to help reduce the
S200 billion federal deficit. he op-
poses a blanker fee for all boaters.
··tf it's a boater-Wlde assessment.
hr would oppose 1t:• Nelson said.
But Badham believes specific
boa1ers sho uld reimburse the Coast
Guard for 1t'i non-emergency aid. If
someone runs out of fuel on the way
10 Catalina and requires Coast Guard
help. for l'\amplc. that boater should
offset some of those costs. Nelson
<>aid Rut all boatcrs should not be
forCl'd. he.-c;a1d. to pa} for services that
onl~ a fc~ ma~ require.
Irvlne drug rlng suspect held
By STEVE MARBLE °' .. .,..,,... .....
..\ 41 ·~ear-old Irvine ~oman. ar-
rcs1cd Sunda} after a I 0-)ear search.
was de.scribed by government pros-
ecutors toda) as a ranking figure 1n an
mtemauonal cocaine nng that smUJt·
JEFF
Alt.£1
Focus ON TH£ NEws
pantsan ratts:· Oranac County
Democratic h31rman Bru«, umner
said. e'pla1n1na his pen) ·s action.
"The Democratic Part> bd1c"e
that local and Judk11l offices 'lhould
b.: non·pan111n and that the local
officn holders and Jud&CS have the
naht to rci1 1cr 1n the pany of their
choice. They M'\ould not ha ve 10 look
to either pan> for an endorsement 1n
order to obtain or hold office:·
um net 11id. ~mocntt( C"entnil Committee
~mbtt John Hanna. an In-inc
auomey ~ho propottd• uina the chat~. s,a1d 1ht roun·~ dee• ion
could tum non-oert•Yn fk into
(PIHM ... POLft'ICAL/ A2)
&led tons of drugs into the United
Strltes.
Ci1rsclda Blanco IX TruJ1llo. a
na11' l' or V cnczuela. alleged I> was
one of four leaders m a drug-running
n ng based in Colombia that moved
tons of cocaine and man1uana into
Ne~ York < II \. M1am1 and Southern
( ahfom1a du.ring the early 1970s.
a t'ording to a go"emment official.
Dr Tru11llo "'as rt"Sponsible for
reC'ru1t1ng couriers and securin' fake
cn·dC'nllal'> for smugglers. Assistant
(Pleue eee IRVIKS/A2)
County approval
of hills project
irks LB council
a, JEFF ADLElt 1R acre of unincorporated county
., .. ...,,...... land adjacent to 1hc city of U.una
tt1nt the ''-SC for an an1tc1p1k-d Bea h., Top-of-the-World n"ah·
counroom confront.at1on w11h the bomood. ca t of Laauna anyon
cit of Laauna Bcxh. the Oranac Road
ounty Board of Ul)CI"\ 1 I'\ upheld rhe de\ elopcn Ol'l&lnall had
it tarl1cr appro\.al ofa di puled 10 • sought to annex the tract to t~ c t ho~ luxul) dc\.elopmr nt in the hills but turned to the count}' for dc"t~
abo"e the city Wednescb). \.mcnt n ht at\cT("lt ofTte al dcadcd W11hou1 comment upcn 1 rs 1 h ~ Id 1
1 f . uoan1mou ly 'otoo to uphold the 1 e u on annc ''-tract 1 11
rount Plannma ('omm1 ion· •P-"'Trc limited to 70 home-&.
proval of a 11e plan and COi tal In January. af\tt the loen:I Of
de,clopmcnt pcrm11 for the Lquna . upctv•M>n cmiftM IM projet\'J
Hc11h1S proJ«t. bc1n1 dc,clopcd b t'n¥rl'Oft1Mfttal ~ tM U..UN
the Corma-Sandhn Group BHch 1t ounal"' Milt S20.000
Carma-ndhna 1 • plannina to ltl \Cf the ~'' of .. ....,,
hu1ld the 10 -home ubdl\1 ion on ' ,......., .. cotJ'Ri/~
•
•
VINE DRUG SUSPECT ._Al
U.S. AltOn'tcy John McEftan) ••d b) IC~nt from 1ovemmcnt om('fl in
New York Cit).
Mduny said De TruJillo "'as ont
of 37 pcooplc nam~ 1n a 1975
1nd1ctment ht sU«c fully eluded
••thoriUH until unday when sht
was lllT'flled without incideftt It hcT
rtSidmc't 1n lrvint'.
Dt' Trujillo was hvina 10 Irvine
undtr tht-••tumtd ...,. of LUlll'\'ta darzmtz. lk"C'Ord1na ao ttpona.;
McEnany would not "'°"., how ~I ~ti tl'Kked down Dt
TruJ•llo or er she al~ty was ult
active 1n drua smuahnJ
Accordina 10 th~':1. in<lt'1· fttent. lpe<'1&lly dci1 hollow
coac hanacrs, dot a.en. stton and
speed bOats were u~ to move
COURT FIGHT SEEN •••
Prom Al
challcn11na the adcqua~y ot' those
re pons.
City ManaaC'r Ken Frank told
supervisors aa.ain Wednesday that
the environmental rcpon on the
project is inadequate because 11 docs
not address the .. 1rowth-1nduc1ng
impaCls" of the development.
Frank al50 hstcd 14 other problem~
city officials have with the proJCCI.
including the proposed locauon or a
park 1n the development and the lack
of acer~~ county Orrfijhters would
have to the project.
.. rhr c11y wants 38 lhs lots and a
dilTC'rent locntion for the park. All the
other issues arc side maners bcin1
used as leverage to get the de 1an or
the project they want." the county
planning Director Robcn Fisher ad-
v1St'd thr board. ··w e·rc satisfied the
pr0Jcc1 1) a &ood one."
~-ind manjuana out of Col· ombt~ ind into the Unittd Scaan.
Mdnny Yid the ciuas Mtt
funMltd pr1manly into New York
'1a Southem \11tfom1a. M11mi.
Tn8', Canada and West Oermany.
ffe Yid lht drut ""' WIS M)
soph11t1t"1ted that II had its own
laboratory for 1estin1 dru,as and it
own coun1enr1t specialists who
would manufacture fake passpom
and U.S. travehnade>cumtnu.
Twelve pnwns uhnllfatly w«e
convtctcd followina the indictment
and 111 rtttived prison wnatncn.
McEnany said. He said ~vml art
appc"alina their convictions.
De Trujillo. who is beina held
wi thout bail. will a,ppnr in Los
Anaeles federal coun March~.
As,istnnt U.S. Attomey John
Kuray said ~'-..ndard procedure calls
for De TruJillct to be identified by
New York authorities 11 thl" t.car1ng
and then 10 be extradited
aPaet I
llotorlat wlpea my•terloaa •u betance from windalalel4 alter Wed.DeedaJ dowapoar.
MYSTERY MUD MIFFS MOTORISTS •••
From A l
the employee ..aid ... II seem!> ac1d1c ...
Don Lust. a mc1erolog1'>t w11h lhe
wea ther ~rv1ce m Los .i\ngelcs. said
his office has been flooded w11h calls
from Orange and L-0s Angele' rnunty
residents wondering about the white
ram. described alterna1t•ly as dusty.
grimy. muddy and flnh.
"We also got reports of brown ram
and even brown •mow u1> 1n the
mountains:· Lust \a1d
Lust '81d the unu\ual downpour
most l1k rl)' wac; caused b> high descn
winds that whipped up dui.1 from
Death Valle' !O Palm Spring\. The
dust could have later been deposited
1n the 5:30 p,m. downpour.
··w e don't know thr source for sure
yet but 11 ~-ems ccnam that it's the
dust from the strong winds."' he said.
No 1mmcd1a1e health complaints
were lodged. but at least one person
complained of an itchy sk in rash
while others said 11 left marks on their
vehicles when they tried to wipe 11 olT.
an Air Quality Management District
spokesman said.
"As 11 wipes away (from vch1des).
11 leaves a lmlc hole 1herc:· said Jim
Birakos . .i\QMD deput ) cxecuuve
direClor. "We believe 11 has 10 hnvc
some industrial source.
"As the material was wiped ofT.
some of the people claimed 11 lcft a pll
on the car. It had eaten away the
paint.°' he said.
lie said an y damage to vehicles
could be caused b) either an acidic
substance or a sandy one.
Birakos said results of a laboratory
analy\1s would be concluded some-
time toda). '1
The wind\ that blasted the high
descn Wcdnc'lda> arc expected to
buffet tht· Orange Coast today but
probabl} ~•II die offb} nightfall. Lust
\aid.
McCARTHY SPEAKS OUT AT UCI!.
From Al
"a major 1hrca1 IO thl' husmc'"
cl 1ma1c ol lhl· .,tall' ·
It 1s esumatcd 1ha11hc dean up and
COOta1nmCnl of IOl\IC wa'ilC lhal has
already occurred throughout the i.ta1c
will run into the bllhon<o of dollarc; -
a cost many businesses must bear.
Other burden\ 10 hus1ne\'i arc the
clas!t action 'IUll\ thnt arr being filed
aga1n'lt th em and the <.'O\t\ of dispo!t·
1ng of t0x1c waste An} toxic waste
must be .. tuppcd 10 OOl' of IWO W3'ilC
dumps left 1n 1he -.1a1e. which arc 1n
Santa Barbara ( ounty
··The toxic wa'ite prohlem " a
pos111 vc d1'>mcen11 ve 10 10\e\t1ng 1n
this state." Mc( arth> ..aid
As a solution, Mc( anh> propo~'
that chemical mnnufacturer..do more
C\ll'O'>l"e rc..carch ahou1 the po'>\lbk
clTc-cb of toxic <.hcm1l·a1, on lhl'
environment.
Funhcr. a panncnh1p mu<>t be
formed bl·t ween bu.,1 nc" en·
'1ronmentahsl'>. and government 1n
an effort IO eltm1nate landfill i.11c~ as
the solution. It mu!i.t be made profi1.'
able for the private ~ctor to ehm1nate
toxic waste from mdus1ry.
Trratmcnt facll1t1e\ must be
\trateg1call y located near these indus-
trit~ or the problem\ will multiply.
McCanh) '>aid
"For ever) SIO or dcanup and
con1a1nmcn1. 11 "'Ill to'll onl y SI for
prevcnuon:· Mc< arth> addrd, ·
Mc< arth) stressed that he view'
··1he un1 vcrs1t) a'> pla)ang a major
role an lhl' 1cchn1cal .,,de of lhl'
problem" through research 10 d1s-
CO\Cr which chemicals arc thr
greates1 threat. ai. well as the develop-
ment of new. safer chemicals.
Mc( anhy also mentioned the 1m-
ponancc of increased media coverage
and pubht awareness or the "'iUt.'.
··The more we can public1Lc 11
(tox1 <.· wa.,tc) and lift the puhhc
con\C1ou\nc!.i. and unders1anding of
the ,.,sue 1he more pcopk will
participate 1n 1he solut ion."
Mc< anhy conduded.
Regarding h1'i poht1<.·al future.
McCarth) 'ia1d tha1 hl· plans to run for
r<:-elcc11on 1n 1986.
··1 ha\e a clenr "'cw of where I am
going and I 1hink 1t 1'i for rl·-clcc11on .~
POLITICAL ENDORSEMENT DEBATED .•.
From Al
'dl' fauo partl\an rares 1hat v.ould he
de\trul11H' to <>range Count\'
d1 mall' of !(Ood ~IJ\Crnml·nt ·
Howe\l:r 'iurnmcr,c iOP<:ounlN·
pan. Orangl' < ount) Rc·puhlitan
Part} ( ha1rman Tho01:l\ r Ul'Olt'\
.,ugge't' that the lkm1Kral'I' a<:11on"
mcrrly a gntun· a pollt1lal pll1)
intended IO pul d1\tanll· twt"'l'l'O
rnunl} Dcmoual'I .ind lhl' pollt1ral
fortune' 111 RIJ\l' Bird. lhl' \late
~upn·ml' C ourt ch 1l'I JU\ll<.l' who
mu\t ~urnltrn'll'd (),\Oh:" 111 IW!l1.
··I he\ kn<'"' lfrpuhhtan' \\ill pla~
a rolt' in 1lw ddcat of Ro'>l' HinJ. and
tht.')' don't \\JOI IO Ix· hu\Cd '"
dcfcndlOfL fl1r<J'\ rewrd .. I lll'OIC\
\aid.
f ul'Oll'' '" kno'41l·dgnl that he ha\
m1,cd ll-cltnfL' on thl· 1\\ue
··Thcr<.· ".1 goo<l lor 1hc Repuhlitan
l'art\ of Ordngl' ( OUOI) 10 lllnW llU I
or lhl\ mun dCll\100 Hut f ha\e a
keen adm1ra110n tor the dcanllnC\\ of
( allforn1J poh11<.\ JI thc l<Kal ((' .. cl
bccau~· ol 11\ nun-pan1..an nature ··
Just Call
642-6086
o:i:~•
le GuatMtMd
rhl· parl) ulliual no1ed that part>
p<Jrt1l1pa11on 1n non-parn..an race.,
"uuld ··tnurmousl} enlarge 1he
d1mcn\1ons" of local pohtlC.'al panic\
at the time when "the calendnr 1\ full
w11h partisan raH"'i 1ha1 must be
at tl·ndcd iu:·
<>n the political level Fuente\ 'ia1d
11 would bi: to the outnumhcr<.·d
l·o unt) Democrat,· adva ntage l<I
maintain 1hc non-part1\an nature of
lol.af raCl'",
··rhl'r the )car-. l>cmocrat'i rnuld
gc1elt'ctcd1n Orangt• C 'ount y through
non-parll\:ln ollice' Hut that would
all l hangc 1fDcmocra11t had to run a\
Ocmocrati. ~1vcn 1h1'i par1y·~ (the
C10 P\) reg1\1ra11on edge m thl'i
U1unt\
'"TIH•\ IA.OU ld hkr to \CC thl\ non-
pan1...in 1h1ng rnnt1nur bct·au\C 11
v.ould ..cr'e their poht1cal goal\ ... the < 1< >P l hairman added
"I don't ~e Democrats 1n -.;an
I ram 1\lO or Los .\ngeh:\ ma km&
the\t' \Ug&l.''itlOn\ 10 pl3CC\ where the}
arc 1n nurncm·al control ··
\1111 I UCOIC\ \aid he plan\ to
<,uhm1t thl' Democrat'>. rrquest to the
<,op·,< ·<.·ntra l c omm11tee for actmn
hut v.1th out J rrrnmmendat ion
I lanna Cllplaans that man) Demo-
crat'> al<.o <iaw advan1a~e!> for their
part> 1n the court dcc1S1on. hut said
the~ v.-l·rc out voted hy Democrat'i
who \aw the damage that poh11c111ng
non -narw.an ra<.'e\ would do.
··w l' don·1 ha vl' pmblcmi. like they
d(1 back f:.a't whcr<.' to be elected a
iudgc: yo u have to talk to your central
rnmm11tcr. I don't think Ornngc
< ounl) wants to bring that kind of
bickering 1010 the county. .\ <.'an-
d1date,· affiliation with Konald Rc-
ngan 'ih1>u ldn'1 mattl·r. It 'hould be
whether lhl') ·11 be a good Judge or
'iupcn 1wr. not what the) bchc\C
ahou1 ~tar Wa". < entral l\menca or
rood \lamps ..
ltanna addl·d. "If the Repubhcans
rc)eCt this. they·rc \ayins cand1d111es
will have 10 pass a pol111cal htmus le'it ..
What do )'CHI Hile abotlt tlae Dally Piiot? What don't yo. llkt? Call tlae
numbu a& ltfl aad you me11a1e wlll be rtcorded, tr1n1crlbe4 aad dellverea
to Ult appr°'rlate edl .. r .
The same U · .... r AD1wer111 Mrvlce may be Htd 10 record letten &o &be
editor oa ID)' topic. C•trlHIOn l.o ou Letters columa m•1t l11elude tlaelr
name and ltleptaone number for veriflcaalon. No clrc1llalloa call1, pltaM.
Ttll ut what'• oa yo.r mla4.
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Fr•nk Zlnl
Managing Editor
Keren Wittmer
Advertlalng Director
Cir~
T1l1pttoMe
Motl 0i.,.c-, .... -~ l..,..,.. ... ~
AoMmary Churchm•
Controller
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PrOduction
Manager
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C1rculat1on
Manager YOL 71, NO. 112
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eo.1(11.,_ Wiii begkl W~8"d pty ... will IWMP
betow tht .,..... todey • I lantJI Ana condition ~ In 8ou1Mrn Qaltfotnla, tM NIUOnel WtdW Service Mid TMIMtaAnllWllbeON919d•alow~., .. MO~ Into I polttlon MUth of 8M Dt900, the ...... WViCe aald.
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-~IDS epidemic to cost
$500 millioil this year
BOSTON (AP)-At least 400.000
JX'OPlc in the United States have now
been infected with the vi rus that can
apparently cause AIDS. and the
growing ep1dem iC' will cost more than
SSOO million this yt·ar in treatment
:ind prevention. researcher~ say.
No one know1 how many or the
infected people will eventually de-
\ clop acquired immune defic1cnn ~yndromc but C'v1dencc gathered si>
for SU&&CSIS man) of them will.
··We're deahng w11h a real.
enormou'I. new human tragcd) that
deserves our fullest a11cnt1on. rcgard-
lev. or our socinl or 'il''<ual on en-
1a11on:· ..aid 1hr <.h1ef author of thl'
rl·port. l>r Sheldon H. l..<indesman of
1he Down'llall' \.kd1cal ( ,·nter 1n
'-le~ York (II}.
More than 8.000 ·\IDS <.·asc\ ha .. c
bn·n reported \inn· 198 1. and ex pens
predict that therr will be at lea't 1ha1
man) nev. ca~' during the nex1 year
alone
In Thur'tday·., New England
Jo urnal of Medicine. doctors
surveyed rccenll> completed AIDS
research. both published and un-
published. Their'> wa' the latest in a
series of a11empts to a\~'i'i the nsing
social and ernnum1 r burden or the AIDS cp1dem1l'. .
The rcpon. wn11cn with two doc-
tors from the Notional lns111u1cs of
Health. c!ltimatcs that 400.000 people
in the United States have antibodic!>
m their blood to HTLV-3. the virus
that apparently causes AIDS.
In fktohcr. Or. James Curran or
the federal Centers for Disease Con-
trol in Atlantacs11mntcd that number
at 300.000. Anothcrrepurt Inst month
b> Dr. Thomas C. Quinn or the
Nntionnl lns111utc of Allcrg) :ind
Infectious D1'>Cnscs predicted 40,000
new cases of .\IDS during the ne\t
two )Car'i.
The nrv. rcpon ~>" that the
a'eragc hosp11al co'it of on IOS
\It. !Im 1s ~42.000 Th1i. )enr alone. thl·
care of Mwly diagnosed pn11cn1s will
total about S H 6 mllhon. A nc" 1cs1
intended to srr<.·en blood donor'> for
the d isease "'111 <.'OSI an add111onal
SIOO million a ~car. The 1em :ire
intended to kl'l'f> 1nfcctcd blood from
being tran!>fused.
··11 ,., not unreasonable 10 est imate
tha1 AIDS will co!.! our SOl'ICI) more
than half a billion dollar& during the
next caknd::ir ~car:· the researcher\
wro1c.
M<>\t of thl· 'll llm \ <>o lar ha .. c
been homosexual men ur nel·dlc drug
abu..cr'I. The d1sca'ic miihl also be
spread h) hctcro'iCx ual con1act. doc-
tor~ bchl'\C, although 1here 1s 11111<.'
c' 1dcnrc 1h11t 1h1s has happened yet.
··one doc'in 't need 10 have hcter-
o<,exual spread to have a tragedy of
enormous d1mcns1on11 o n our
hand<>." said Landcsman.
rhc prc414'nce of HTL V-3 anti·
bod 1c-s md1 l'atcs 1ha1 people hnve
~en 1nfrt.1cd \\Ith the virus. but it
doc,n'r nne,.,anl~ mean they will get
1\ID~.
Pl'uplc rnn 1.arr~ 1he virus 1n their
bud1e' tor man> )cars before thn get
'ill'k \1ud1cs have follov.cd people
"'llh 1hc nn11bod1cs for periods' rana·
1ng from onr to fi ,c ~~
Man) ol rhc homosexual AIDS
'1ct1m<1 h'c m New York and Snn
r rnnuS<:o. Hut surve}S reveal recent
"'1dc:\prcaJ exposure to the virus
among homo'il'xuali. in other c111es.
\ul'h a' Den, er and P1nsburgh.
Thr re'ICarrhcrs noted that there
nrl' an c\l1mn1ed H million homosex-
ual men and 400.000 drug abusers in
the 1Jn1 ted Stn4.'s.
"( il\Cn what 1!> already known
ahou1 1hc high and rising
cieroprevalcncc· (blood evidence) of
HTLV -3 in known risk groups and
the potential for spread to other
popula1ions. 1hc implications of the
presence of1h1s vi rus in a community
arc staggering." the) wrote.
IRVINE TEACHERS REACH ACCORD •..
From Al
CCIVCS.
The teacher\ asked for n :? percent
raise rctron<.11\c to last July and
nnother:? percent 1h1s fall.
Horner had ~•d the financial
difference' between the 1wo sides
were m1 n1mal but that other issues
remained 10 be sculcd l hcsc in-
cluded 1nsurnnce prov1\1on11. teacher
gne\ ance procedure\ :ind nn ··agency
\hop·· rule 1ha1 would require all
tcachl·r' to JO•n the union or con·
tribute the CQUl\.3lcnt of UnlOO dues
10 a l'harm.
•\bout SIW In IOl' teal' ht.•" ~long
w lhc uni on though "' contract
co\Cr'i nil 750 instructor\
Superintendent < orq \Slid one
rea,on rhe fa<.'uhy votr on th e ten-
tat1\ C agreement may be delayed
M.'vcral week\ 11i thn1 teachers mu\t
condur t further deliberation!> on thr
agcn<.'} 'ihop pro\ 1!lron. Reportedly,
1he propo!>Cd pat•t rnnta1n., a mod1-
licd agcnt·y shop provision.
Since the Feb. 5 strike. reprc<1cntn-
ll\C) of th(• dl\lri(I and the teachers
union ha'e met m fo ur bnrgainmg
\CS!llOO\.
.\<1kcd If the 'ltnkc had any 1mpnct
on the talk,.< or<.') 'laid. ··r111c1 you
Judge that when you sec the agrce-
mcnl "
If tht• propo'ICd agreement 1s ap.
proved. C ·orcy ..aid the district. as
prl'\ 1ou\I} announc-cd . will have to
c-ut S 1.5 mil hon from next school
year'\ budgl·t to pay for thu salary
I nCrl'3SCS.
OUR ONCE A YEAR
SALE
• • 1s now 10 progress
50%0FF
On Selected Men's & Women's European
Sportswear, Shoes· & Accessories
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(Acro.1 from Robtn1on1)
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fORICAITI ON A2
I .. I H 1. ' J I t•H I' /'It · ' .' ' I~
ster '·mu ' roms
causes ama e to cars·
· Development of a canoe,
kayak and rowing center
In Upper Newport Bay
has moved a step closer
to construction./ A3
lrvlne's 1984 Pollce Of-
ficer of the Year ho no
regrets about going Into
law enforcement./ A3
Califomla
_J Kevin Cooper's defense
attorneys ready to trot
out his relatives during
penalty phase of murder
trlal./A7
Nation
Nation's economic
growth Is the best since
1951 , and housing prices
are up-at least In the
East./A4
Third artlflclal heart pa-
tlent' s rapid recuperation
Is boosting Schroeder's
spirits./ A7
World
Margaret Thatcher says
U.S. should open
dlalogue with Soviets./ AS
India's Gandhi wants bet-
ter relatlonshlp with Unit-
ed States./ M
Boating
Eight U.S. college teams
and one from Canada
start one-on-one sailboat
match racing today to win
the Douglas Cup./81
Community groups and
water sport classes have
a new $1 .2-mllllon home
In Dana Point Harbor ./81
Sporta
UC Irvine's basketball
team posts an unemo-
tional 75-67 victory over
Long Beach State./C1
Orange Coast and Gold-
en West are beaten In
community college
basketball. /C1
Sea View League
coaches name Newport
Harbor's Chuck
McGavran MYP ./C2
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Entertainment
A revival of the French-
flavored musical "Gigi" ls
on the boards./83
Buaine.,
Irvine Co.· s community
development division wlll
soon beeome a wholly-
owned firm with Its· own
name.JBS
INDEX
Boating 8 1-2
Erma Bombeck 8 2
Bridge 84
Bulletln Board A3
Bu1lne11 8 5·8
ClaH lfled C5-7
Com let 84
Cro11word C7
Death Notlc.. C4
Horotc~ CS
In the Service A8
Ann Lander• B2
Opfnton A8
Paparazzi B 1
Ptay ~ B3
Police Log A3
Public Notlcel C4-5
Sporta C1-4
T~ 82 Thea••• 8 2·3 W..U. A2
'
Dropped in for a viait
Blll llel>onnell ud bU dot Cblapa, mltora from North
C&rollna, atroll put a llailne Corp9 CH53·E helicopter
wlllcla made an auclledaled atop Wedneeday morntnc on
the and of Victoria Beach In 8oath Laiana after lta crew
Project
O·K sets
stage for
battle
La una expected to
fl ht supervisors on
disputed s ubdtvts ton
By JEFF ADLER or-.o.11r .... ...,.
Setting thr stagr for an an11c1pated
counroom confronta11on w11h the
city of Laguna Beach. the Orange
County Board of Supervisors on
Wednesday upheld its earlier ap-
proval ofa disputed I 08-home luxury
development in thl' hill~ above thl'
city.
Without comml'nl. 'IUJX'rv1sor-.
unan1mousl~ voted 10 uphold the
count) Planning Comm1ss1on's ap-
proval of a s1 1e plan and COO\tal
development permit for the Laguna
He iahts project. being devl'lopcd by
the Carma-Sandhna Group.
('arma-Sandhna 1~ planning 10
build the 103-homc subd1v1s1on on
18 acre~ of unincorporated count'
Ken Frank
land ad11u·~n t to the rny of L:lgu na
Bcal'h\ f op-of-the-World nc1gh -
borhood. cast of Lagu na Canyon
Road.
Thl' devclorx·r' originally had
<,ought 10 annc\ thr tntct to the city.
hut 1urnl·d to the count) for dc"clop-
nwnt nght\aftcn·11> offinal~dl·r1dcd
lhl'\ \.\OUld onl\ unnl'\ 1-hl' lral'I 1f II
"l're lm11ted 10 '10 home'
In Junuan. af11.·r thl' Hoard of
\Upl'r' ~'or' 'ccrt1fir<l the pro1cc1's
l'n' 1ronnll'nlal rcpor1'. the Laguna
licach C 11' Council <tCI a\1dl' S.20.<X>O
lo t·o, C.'r · the.' ro'lt'> of a lawsuit
(Please eee COURT/ A2)
OC'sDemocrats
seeking detente;
Republlcans wary
GOP chairman raps
attempt to dissuade
part en<lo~ments
Oranec County Democrats have
<'hll~ local Rqubhcan1 to 101n
them 1n \lolun'8nly cl«hn1n1 to
endone candidatn ror non-pen1un
poli1iril of'f'K"n. IU1 a local Re-
publkan ~ldtr thinks the challrfttt 11
mart a poluic'al manue•tt Own 1
h~miftekd d'-Y of pnnc1~ la! 1 ~mbtr the state Supreme
oun vot~ 10 rtmove rn1r11nt1 on
poht1c1I pen~ which 1n1d1taonall)
"''f\' herttd from 'uppor11n1 or
..... ..
• cndo..,ina polt11cal cond1datc ru n-
n1na for non·paru n PQ\lt1ons uch => council cit) at . count)
~ of uperv1sors. JUJJC hips or
I board
The d ~c1~1on could have w1de-
ran11na afTccts on the wa) non·
pan1 n clc uons arc conducttd.
pertu~ularly how candidate v.outd
ra11e Q mpe1Jn fund, and '"It pany
t ndorxmcnt •
"The Dem rat1<' Pany bthtvn
1ha1 •htn the Pt«>~ of Cahforn11
Id >peed con\Citutional provmon that
made l«al 1.W Jud1<'1al offitt non-
peni11n. 1h1 ec:uon <'Ontemptattd
that pohtkal pann: v.ould rnpond
to th1\ dtt1\1on an<t ~•• out of non-
Chalky downpour
puzzlesexperts:
AQM~-begtns tests
By STEVE MAllBLE ...............
A white. chalky subs&aACC tpllt-
temt ponions of °"* CCMlftry durina a brief downpour Wednnday
and officials arc divided todly
whether the piuy "wh1k rain" poews
any health hazard.
The National Weather Savke laid
the white rain likely reeuhed from a
funous dntn du91 acwm Wedeet-
day. but the Air Quality Manaerment
Olstnct plans to conduct tnU today
to detemunc 1( the Mbltance could
have an industrial source.
The white rain splashed cars and
anyt h1naelse 1n its way over an 8,()()G.
(PleueeeeltlT8ftaT/A2)
.Irvine ·
school
accord
reached
Teachers. district
end bitter months
of contract hassle
By PHIL SNEJDEIUUN
detected ~blem• wit.la tbe aireraft'• fllCbt eoatrola. After real.,4,., ttae controla, and aboat 3 'h bOcan on the beach,
the copter and crew coatlaued lta trip from Camp Pendleton
to the llartne Corp9 Belleopter Air Station In Ta.nln.
................
lrvme ttachcn and the lrvtnc
Un1ncd Sct¥><>1 Distnct have reached
a tt'ntatl "c contract aaree~t. con-
clud1na months of sometimes bitter
n~ot1a11ons that C'Ulm1 nated ~ntly
in a one!day teachers' stnke.
Boater user fees
proposed to fund
Coast Guard patrol
D1stnct Supenntcndent A. Stanley
Cort) confirmed today that neso-
t1ators for the two s1dt"S reached a
tentative accord late Tuesday. He
said the terms of th<' pact have already
been approved by the d1stnC't's board
of education
Core' declint'd. howt'ver. to d1s-
cu<,s the details of the agreement until
thl' teachers have voted on 11. He said
that "ote would be conducted some-
11mc '-'lthin the ne~t several Wttks.
He said he could not prcchct how
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
Of lM ~,... .....
.\nn ua l user fcrs would be collectrd
from boaters to hclp pay for ( oast
Guard safct> patrols. according to a
measure included in Pre•adent Rt'-
agan's proposed budg{·t.
Thr proposal. which reponcdl}
would cover about 20 percent of thl·
Coast Guard's budget. 1\ aimed at
offsetting the costs of non-emergrnq
act1v111es. such as ferrying fuel to
stranded boaters. towing boats and
ma1nta1ning safety equipment.
Non-t"mergenC') ac11v111es b> thl'
Coast Guard have ocen rapidly
increasing in recent years. Federal
budaet spokesmen have said the
boaters who be nefit from those
services should Pll> for them. rather
than the non-boating puhhc.
The trad111onal seareh-and-reM"ue
duties of the Coast Guard would not
be covered b~ \he new fees.
Rep. Roocn l\adham R-Newpon
Beach. IS amona lhOSC who havl'
promised to fight against the proposal
~hould 1t come before ( ongrcss for
appro"al The budget package will be
pre<1entcd 10 le11slators nc).I month
JEFF
Alt.£1
Focus ON TH l NEws
pan1san race :· Ora nae ( ount)
Ocmocrau ha1rm an Brute umncr
said. opl11n1"1 ht PIM>· a uon
"The Dtmocrau Pany ~heve
that Ioctl and Judt(11I offitt hould
be n n-penisan and that the local
offitti holden and JUd ha ve the
nJht 10 rq1 ter in 1he 1>1n) of their
choecr. The) houtd not ha\.t to look
to either PIM> for an cndo ment 1n
orckr to ob111n °' hold offitt."
Sumntttaid
Dtmocra11 ( rntral ( ommtntt
rMmbtr John Hanna. an lf'\-1n
ltlOrnt)' who propoitd1 u1nt the
~haUener. u1d the coun·, Jtt1i1on
could 1um non·P1n1un r1« into
(Pl .. H .. POLttlCAL/A2l
1 he le~ -whKh haH' )el 10 bt teachers would vote on the pact. but
calculated -would affect boate~ in added "It will be satisfactory to the
all federal waters patrolled b)' the dl\tnct ..
C'oa'll Ciuard 1nclud1ng bus) Ne"· Offic1al'I of the Irv ine Teachers
port Harbor and throughout .\<,soc1a11on. which represents t~
Badham·~ coastal dl\tnr t d1s1nr1·i. 7SO instrurtors. were un-
"The idea of charging ( oast uuard available for comment at prcsst1me.
user fet's has been ~irking around on The accord was reached exactly two
Capitol Hill fo r ~cars. but 1h1s 1s the weeks after frustrated teachers stqed
first 11me 11 realh has a shot at a one-eta) strike to protest what they
pa'ls1ng. ·· .\rg) k· Nclwn a Rad ham v1('wcd a'i a deadlock in ncgot1at1ons
aide. ~1d More than 500 teachers pan1c1~ted
··Thcrl·\ m·ml·nd ou'> pre'>sure 10 in the 'itnke. which involved p1cket-
rcdun• go' ernment '>pending and on<' ing at the district's 25 campuses and a
wa~ " through u<,cr fee'I " large ralh outside the district's hcad-
Ndson 'i31d that while Badham quaner-..
.. upport' uM'r fee'> 10 help reduce the Ken HornC'r prt's1dent of the
S200 h11l1on federal dl'fic11. he op-tt'achc~· union. "11d at the time that
J)O\C'I a hlankt·t kc tor all boaters tt'acher\ "ruclt. bcca usc the distnct
Bui Badham tx·hevc<; spcc1tic rcfu\C<l to move from its "last-and-
huatn\ .. huul<l fl'lmburse the ( oa'lt OC\l" t•on1rau offer. issued in Dccem-
( ouard Im 1h non-emt'rgcnC') ai d It · bcr fhat proposal called for all
i.omeonl' run' out of tucl on the wa ) tcac her' 10 rece1 vc a 3 percent pay
to ( atahn.1 .ind rl·qum.·s ( oa5t Guard ro1~ re1roac1" t 10 Jul) I. 1984. and 1t
help for l'\ampk that boater !>hou ld pro' 1dt•d a formula covcnna an
ofT<tCt \omc of those co'"· Nel~n add111onal ra1~ for teachers nelt
,..11d -.chool \ear bawd on how much
Rut .111 hoJlcr' \hould not ht' additional funding the d11tnc1 ~
IOHl'd. hl' \aid 10 pa~ lur 'K'f\ ice\ that C('l \.('S
onh a lc" ma' require (Pleaee eee lllVDf&/A2)
McCarthy calls
toxic waste his
No. 1 state issue
8) JOHN SZABO
OllllJ .... C•11•1 •1 I
l t (,o, l co Mc< anh) told a l 1(
ln1nt audience WcJnc\da)' that with
a foanh of the \lite·, water S)'\tem
al~ld contam1na1cd. to~• \U\tc 1\
the most crucial 1 uc fa 1n1 <ah-
fom11
M anh' au~ndcd • araduatc \tudit-of man mcnt mu . then
l~turtd to I Jroup Of I Ul 75
\tudcnt and ft uh) on the thrtai
indu .. tnal 10·111 v.-a It pta on tht
cM 1ronmcnt bcfort mttunt bncn)'
v.1th ( hant't'll r Jee:~ Prha n Mr('anh~ \a1d thu v.1th H pttccnt
of all v.ater ~ tcm 1n tht .. uite
ron ... dt·rrJ ('('ln tam1nattd from ll)\I
"'a,tc produced from local 1ndu1tnn.
11 1, a \CVC'rt problem which mu t be
add re\~
.. I have cho n at (\O\tC W11tc) 11
my o I 1 uc. and I will ~und away
at 1t throu,hout the state, • M antfy
\Aid .. " (\OlU WUkl II an 1mponant
1 uc that l1 I facu ty and • ..._
can play an imponant rok in:•
Mc anhy. who1 ahoa U ttaNt.
a member oft~ loant ofTNMen a,;
tht ahforn.a \e Un1vawty ... Col~ > tcm,and(hainMacif'tt.i
C"ahfomaa Econon\K' °'""°"""• ommtnce. al \IM'WI eoait -• ·•a rnt.J()r thrtat. -.i tlllt butiftill1a
chmate of tht tUtc,"
(Plew .. MtCA.lhWll AIJ
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M er.,.. COMt DAILY PILOTITh&ndey, Febtuary 21 , 1915
cCARTRY SPEAKS OUT AT IJCI ••
"-Al
11 itttt1mattd that theclean~and
conaainment of toxic wa,tt that has
alreed)' occurrtd throuahout the talc
w.11 run 1n10 the btlhons or dollars -a eott ma11y businttle$ must beer.
Other burdens to busines are the
dell .ccion tUits 1hat are beina filed
....... thtm and t~ cost ofcfisPoS-tnt b( to"i~ waste. Any toxic waste
mull be 5hippcd to one of two waste
dumps left an the state, which are 1n
Santa Barbara County.
.. The toxic waste problem is a
pmitive dis1ncen1ivc to invetltl\& in
this s.a1t." McCarthy said.
As a solution. McCanhy proposes
that chemical manufacturers do mof'(
uicnsive tttearch about the possible
effects of 1oxic chemical s on the
environment.
. Funher. a panncrsh1p must be
formed between business. en·
vironmcn1al ists. and aovernment in
an cfTon to eliminate landfill sites as
the solution. It must be mad profit·
abJe for the private sector 1oehminate .........
IOXIC WHte from indu tt)'.
Trealmt'nt fac1hucs mull bt
trateaicall)' located Mar the-le 1ndus-
tncs or tM ~robtems will tnultapfy.
McCarthy said.
"For every S 10 of c~anup and
con.a1nmcnt. it w.ill cost only SI for
pttvcnuon." Mc<'anhy 9dded.
McCarthy stre std that he views
"the univer ity as ptayin& a m.;or
role 1n the tC('hn1c•I side of the
problem" through tCsearc:h to d1s-
co"cr whic h chemicals are the
arcatc t threat. as well as the dc:vclop-
mc:nt of new. saftr chem1cals.
"The more Yf~ can publiciie it
(toxic waste) ·and hO the ~ublic
consciousness and understand1n1 of
the issue. the more people will
partic ipate 1n the solution.''
McCarthy concluded .
Regarding his political future.
McCarthy said that he plans to run for
~-election in 1986.
"I have a clear view of where I am
going and I think it is for re-election." Leo McCarthy
u..,.......
lloto~t wlpa my•terloua •ubetance from wind•hleld after Weclnaday d ownpour.
MYSTERY MUD MIFFS MOTORISTS •••
From Al
mile area stretching fro m San
Bernardino County 10 northern San
Diego County. Residents 1n In ine.
Mission VieJO. Newport Beat h and
Huntington Beach today reported
finding the flaky substance co .. cnng
their cars and plants outside lheir
homes.
.\n employee al <iaddleback Detail.
a car wash in lrv1m'. said thl· busines-;
was jammed early 1oda}-b) motorists
concerned that the white rain had
damaged their car's pain1 JOb.
.. I think it's j ust soot. But 1f ~ou
don't get 1t ofT. 11·11 r~mo' c the paint.''
1he employee said. ··1t seems ac1d1c."
Don Lust. a mcterologist wi th the
weather service in Los Angeles. said
his office has been flooded with calls
from Orange and Los Angeles county
residents wondering about the white
rain. described alternately as dusty.
grim~. mudd} and flak ).
··w e also got reports of brown rain
and even brown snow up in the
mountains:· Lust said.
Lust said the unusual downpour
most likely was caused by high desert
"1nds that "hipped up dusl from
Death \ allc~ to Palm pnngs. The
dust could have later been deposited
in the 5:30 p.m. downpour.
··w e don't know the source for sure
\Cl but 1t ~ems certain that if s the
dust from the strong winds.'' ht' said.
No immediate hea lt h complaints
were lodged. but at kast one person
complained of an itch} skin rash
wh1k otherc; c;a1d 11 lcfl marks on their
vehicles when the) tried to wipe it ofT.
an .\ir Quaht:v Management D1s1r1c1
c;pok~man said.
.. .\'>it wipes awa> (from vehicles) .
11 lca,cs a h11lc hole there." said Jim
B1rakos. l\QMD deput y cxe<.·ut1ve
dircrtor ... We believe it has to have
some ind ustrial source.
COURTF IGHT SEEN ... "As 1hc material was wiped ofT.
-;omc of the people claimed it left a pit
on the car. It had eaten awa y the
paint." he said. From Al
challenging the adequaq of those
reports.
Cit) Manager Ken Fra nk told
supervisors again Wednesda) thal
the environmental report on the
project 1s inadequate because 1t docs
not address the "growth-1nduc1ng
impacts" of the development.
.Frank also listed 14 other problt'ms
city officials ha ve with the pro1ec1.
including the propo~d location of a
park 1n the dcH~lopmt.•n t and the lack
of acccs'> count~ firefighter'> wo uld
h:J\ e 10 I he pro1cc1.
"Tht.· nt~ wants 3lS kss lots and a
d1fTeren1 lcx:at1on for the park. All the
otht'r iss ue arc side matters being
u<ted as leverage to get the design of
the prOJCCI lhC) want." the COUOI)
planning D1ret·1or Robert Fisher ad-
' 1c;cd the board "We're ..a11c;fied 1he
project 1s a good one ··
He i.a1d any damage 10 vehicles
could be caused b) ei ther a n acidic
substance or a sand y o ne.
B1rakos said results of a la boratory
anal)s1s would be concluded some-
time toda)'.
The winds that blasted the hi gh
desert Wcdnesda) arc expected to
buffet the Orange Coast today but
probabl} will d ie ofTby nightfall. Lust
said.
POLITICAL ENDORSEMENT DE BATED •.•
.Prom Al
"de facto partisan ra t es that would he
destruc11,e to Orange Count) 's
climate of good go-.crnment:·
However. "iummcr'sGOP countcr-
part. Orange Count) Republican
Pany Chairman Thomas Fuentes.
suggests 1ha1 the Democrats' action 1s
merely a gc-;ture. a poh11cal plO)
intended to put d1'>tancc between
county Democrats and the po lit ical
fortunes o f Rose Bird. the state
Supreme ( ourt chief Justice who
must be confi rmed bv voters 1n 1986.
··T he) know Republica ns" 111 pla~
a role 1n the defcru of Rose Rtrd. and
they don't want 10 be boxed 1n
defending Bird'c; record:· Fucn1eo;
said
Fuen1es acknowl edged 1ha1 he hac;
maxed feelings on the issue
"There 1s a good fo r the Republ !l'an
Party of Orange Count y 10 come uul
of 1h1 s court decision. But I ha'c a
keen admiration for the cleanhnt'\'i of
California politics at the local level
because of tis non-Partisan nature ··
Just Call
642-6086
"40t\Oly rrodey It \'OU "" t>OC ,,...... VflUI P<IJWf Oy s )Op 111 e .. 1>1t•0t• 7 p,.,.
eno 'f0'.11 c~ w °" ....,..,
The part~ offu:1al noted thal part)
part1c1pat1on in non-partisan races
would "enormo usl y enlarge thl'
d1mcns1ons" of loca l pol111cal part1t.·s
al the time wh en .. the calendar 1c; full
wit h part1\an rar es that must be
attc·nded to ..
On the political leH·I Fue ntes said
11 would be to thl' outnumbered
rnunt> De mor ra1.,· a1.hantagc to
ma1nta1 n the non-par11.-.an na1ure of
local ran•<,
"(),er the year<; Democrat!> could
gel l'let l<'ll 1n Orange ( ount} through
non-parman office'> But 1hat would
all change 1f Democrats had to run as
D1:mocrat'> i1 vcn th1'i part) 's (the (,op·.,, rcg1st ra11on edge 1n this
lOUOI \
"The' "'ould li ke to \CC th i'i non-
partisan thing conttnue because 11
"'ould "('f\ e tht•ir poh11t·al goals." the
( ,()p chairman added.
"I don't ~e Democrats 1n San r rnncl\rn ur l O'i .\ngcles making
lhl''>l' sugge<.11ons 1n places where 1hcy
are 1n numl'f1rnl control ··
Still. Fuentco; said he plans to
'>Ubm11 thr Democrats' request 10 tht'
GOP\ ( cnt ral Committee for acti on
but \l.l thout a recommendation.
Hanna explains that many Demo-
crat<> also saw ad vantaJes for their
pan)' 1n the court decision. but said
the~ were outvoted b)' Democrats ~
who <,aw the damagl' that politt ('IL1ng
non·oart1san races "ould do.
"'A-c don·1 have prohlcms like they
do ha<:k Ea•lt wh ere 10 be elected a
Judgl' )OU ha"c to talk to )'Our central
comm1tter. I don't think Orange
Count> wa nts to bring that kind of
bickering into the co unty. A can-
didates· aflihatton with Ronald Re-
aga n shouldn't matter. It should be
whether they'll be a good Judge or
\uper' 1sor. not what they believe
about Star Wars. ( cn1ral America or
food stamp'>.··
Hanna added. ··1f 1hc Republicans
rc)ect this. the) 're sayin$ candidates
wall have to pass a political litmus test ··
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AIDS epidemic to cost
$500 million this year
BOSTON (AP) -At least 400.000
people in the United States have now
been infected with the virus that can
apparently cause AIDS. and the
growing epidemic will COSl more than
S500 million this year in treatment
and prevention. researchers say.
No one knows how many of the
infected people will eventually de-
velop acquired immune deficiency
syndrome. but evidence gathered so
fa r SU&fests many of them wi ll.
"We re dealing with a real.
i:normous. new human tragedy that
deserves our fullest attent ion. regard-
less of o ur social or sexual orien-
tation ... said the chief author of the
report. Dr. Sheldon H. Landesman of
1hc Downstate Medical Center in
New York City.
More than 8.000 AIDS cases have
been reported s1 nee 198 1. and experts
predict that 1here wi ll be at least that
ma ny new cases dun ng the next year
alone.
In Thu rsday's New England
Journal o f Medicine. doctors
surveyed recently completed AIDS
research. both published and un-
published. Theirs was the latest in a
series of attempts to assess the rising
social and econo~c burden of the
A IDS epidemic.
The report. wriuen with two doc-
tors from the National Institutes of
Health. estimates that 400,000 people
in the United States have a ntibodies
in their blood to HTLV-3. the vi ru s
that apparently causes AIDS.
In October. Dr. James Curran of
the federal Centers for Disease Con-
trol in Atlanta estimated that number
at 300.000. Another report last month
by Dr. Thomas C. Quinn of the
National Institute of Allergy and
Infectious Diseases predicted 40.000
new cases of AIDS durina the next
two years.
The new report says that the
average hospital cost of an AIDS
victim is S42.000. This year alone. the
care of newly di"agnoscd patients will
total about S336 million. A new test
intended 10 screen blood donors for
the d isease wjll cost an additional
SI 00 million a :year. The tests art'
intended to keep infected blood from
being transfused.
.. It is not unreasonable to estimate
that AIDS will cost our society more
than half a billion dollars during the
next calendar year." the researchers
wrote.
Most of the victims so far have
been homosexual men or needle drug
abusers. The disease might also be
spread by heterosexual contact, doc·
tors believe. although th ere is little
evidence that this has happened yet.
"One doesn't need to have heter-
osex ual spread to have a tragedy of
enormous dimensions on our
hands." said Landesman.
The presence of HTLV-3 anti-
bodies ind icates that people have
been infected wi th the virus. but it
doesn't necessarily mean they will get
AIDS.
People can carry the virus in their
bodies for many yea rs before they get
sick. Studies have followed people
with the antibodies for periods rang-
ing from one to fi ve years.
Many of the hom~se~ual AIDS
victims live in New York and San
Francisco. But surveys reveal recent
widespread exposure· to the viru s
among homosexuals in other cities.
such as Denver and Pittsburgh.
The researchers noted that there
arc an estimated 8 million homosex-
ual men and 400.000 drug abusers in
the United States.
"Given what is already known
abo ut the high and risi ng
seroprevalence (blood evidence) of
HTLV-3 in known ri sk aroups and
the potential for spread to other
populations. the implications of the
presence of this virus in a community
are stagering. .. they wrote.
!!Y~NE TEAC8'RS REACH ACCORD •••
The teachers asked for a 2 percent
ra ise re troacti ve to last July and
another 2 percent this fall.
Horner had said the financial
differences between the two sides
were minimal but that other issues
remained to be settled. These in-
cluded insurance provisions. teacher
gncvance procedures and an "agency
shop" rule that would req uire all
teachers 10 join the union or con-
tribute the equivalent of union due~
to a charity.
About 580 Irvine teachers belong
to the union. though its contract
covers all 750 instructors.
Superintendent Corey said one
reason the faculty vote on the ten-
tative agreement may be delayed
several weeks is that teachers must
conduct further deliberations on the
agency shop provision. Reportedly.
the proposed pact contains a modi-
fied agency shop provision.
Since the Feb. 5 strike. rcpresenta-
t1vcs of the district and the teachers
union have met in fo ur bargaining
sessions.
Asked if the strikt had any impact
on the talks. Corey said. 'Tll let you
judge that when you sec the agrte-
mcnt."
If the proposed agreement is ap-
proved. Corey said the district. as
previo usl y announced. will have to
cut $1 .5 million from next school
year's budget 10 pay for the salary
increases.
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