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L~st chanc:,e to get Na 'sgoats
Fund for Animals makes a final appeal
to sparelives of remaining island herd
which owns the island about 50 miles
southeHt of Laguna Beach, not to
shoot the remainder of a goat herd
that numbered about 1,200 a month
ago. By LISA MAHONEY °' .. .,..,,... .....
The Fund For Animals 1s making a
last-ditch plea 10 the Navy 10 spare
the li ves of some 400 wild goats left on
San Clemente Island.
Coa•t
A Mission Viejo man has
pleaded guilty to charges
relafedTOliKTng $..,
million from someone's
bank account to buy
Krugerrands./ A3
A month-long seminar on
prenataJ education be-
gins today in Huntington
Beach./A3
Callfomla
Now that Hollywood's
writers have voted for a
strike, Eastern script
scribes get their turn./ A4
Folks in Sharon, Pa.,
wanna know who says
they ain't got no culture.
/A5
Supreme Court refuses
to hear a mass
murderer's plea for an
appeal./ AS
World
"We made :i last-minute prop-
osition today," Cleveland Amory.
president pf the animal rights group
said. "If they don't agree 10 it, we'll go
to coun."
The fund has asked the Navy,
Irvine cut and reacue
Instead. the Fund For Animals 1s
sugge ting they be allowed 10 trap the
creatures come July.
Navy officials announced last week
they planned 10 shoot any goats that
managed to elude fund trappers who
Ret1e11e worken aid Jamee Howell of Cerrltoe after he wu
•llCJatly lnjved ln a ruah hour accident tllla morntnc on
MacArthur Boulevard near P'ltch Street in lrrine. Howell'•
vehicle rear-ended an Oldamoblle about 8:~4 a.m., cauatnc
were allowed onto 1he island durina a
month-Iona r~ue cffon. That effort
ended today.
Thr Navy want! the beasts re-
moved from the island, whu~h is used
for warship anill~ry practice, becau~
then goats arc apparently 1ramplin1
and eating the habitat of several s~ies of en(lan~rcd plants. bi rds
about 900 toats off the island since
Feb. 4 and trappen can catcb no more
bttause the rest of the herd has fled
into the pon1on of the island the
Navy shells durin1 tafltt ptaCtice.
Fund members unsuccessfully
pleaded with Navy officials 1'1t week
to allow them into the short bom-
bardment area. and a lizard.
Amory said thr fund
Navy spokesman Ken Mitchell
has taken • sa)'s the area is .restricted because
bla Jeep to rup over, accordlna to an ac:ddent la.-dCtor.
He and pauencer Julie Madu.ala of 8'1ena Park~ to eat
from the vehicle, bat nettlaer wu eerlo.aly ....... ne
driver of the Olclamoblli;'Cyntllla rlalmerf. wu aallut.
there areuMaDloded .WU. ad odlllr
ordnan« haddm ·in iu rouP wader-
brulh.
"We can't alloW lhnn to lake that ·
risk," he Mid.
A plea to ~ at Dcfente
Caspar W. Wctnbftltr a1'o fell on
deaf can. Wtinberlrr direned &be
Navy to beck off a shoolina,.......
oriainally ltl for Jan. 4 to live tbc
(PIHH ... AJlllSAL/Aa)
·Newltfe ,.
for old
artin-
schoOls
Newport-Mesa board
restortn a historic
Ccillectlon for display
By ROBERT HYNDMAN ........ ..., ...
The Newpon-Mesa Unified School.
District 1s rcstorint a histonc art
colJection that will bC display~al the 1littrict~ four htth IC'hoob.
The JluLb Stoevcr.;..f'.kmina-Art
Collection wilJ be exhibited for the
fint time an nearly 20 yean in late
April. A cat.aloa will be prepared in
conjunction with the exhibit. dctail-
in' the ex hibn's history and the
painungs included in the collection.
The S30,000 pr\nting costs for the
catalog have nearly all been raised
through donations. The Newpon
Beach Cit )' Council approved a
S 1.000 contnbuuon last week while
the C'osta Mesa Cny Counetl will
soon consider a s1m1lar request.
Israeli troops catching
the blame fof a mosque
explosion that killed 11 In
Lebanon./ A5
Two Jehovah's Witness
couples are still missing
after abduction in Mex-
lco./ A4
Coulity~artopiniiew jobs market
The Fleming Art Collcct1on 1s
named for the former hbranan of
Ncwpon Harbor High School. Ruth
Stocver Fleming. who was in-
strumental 1n orpninng the early
d1spla)S through an annual JUncd an
c'h1bit.
From 1935 to 1945. the senior
classes at Newpon Harbor donated
pa1n11ngs by maJor Cahfom1a an1sts
as their g1fls 10 the school. Each year.
students ~ould tra\el 1hroughout
Feature•
Klual boa-chee was one
dessert at an inter-
national buffet offered by
English as a second
language students at UC
lrvlne./A7
The nation's leading
Bible publisher will issue
John De Lorean's auto-
biography telling ''what
wentwrong."/A7
Sports
The new look for Orange
Ct>unty high school re-
leagulng for 1986 is set
and wlll be acted upon
Tuesday./81
Thumbnail sketches of
the major pros In the
Unlden LPGA lnvltatlonal
at Mesa Verde are fea-
tured ./81
Entertainment
In a victory for happier TV
families, the Cosby Show
beat out both "Dallas"
and "Dynasty'' in the
February sweeps.I Al
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Bualneu
Airplane offlclals com-
plain about the gap In
atrptane pottutlon and ~
noise laws./84
IImEX
Bridge
Bulletin Board
Bu1lness
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Only Houston are~ projected to create more
employment -and population -by 2000
By t~e Associated Preu
Half of all the new JObs expected by
the year 2000 wi ll be.created in just 30
metropolitan areas, with Houston
leading the way ond Orange C'ount)
running a close second, a natiooal
research group predicts.
The National PlannangAssoc1a11on
rcponed Sunday that the majority of
the new JObs seem ltkel> to be in the
South and West, following the trend
of recent years.
Nestor TerlcckyJ of the pm.ate.
Washington-ba..cd non-profit re-
search group, said the JOb estimates
are based on recent trends in industl')
Even as the total number of
manufacturing Jobs has been falling
1n recent years, those remaining have
been spread out over a larger area. he
said.
The change in which industries are
growing also 1s an 1mponan1 factor.
he continued. For example. new
industries havt: led development in
man) of the communities where
growth 1s expected . such as energy in
Houston and high-technology 1n New
Mesa begins suit
to get storef rants
on Newport Blvd.:
By tONV SAAVEDRA
Of It. Delly "°4 .....
The Costa Mesa Redevelopment.
Agenq 1s declaring eminent domain
to take over remaining storefronts on
a portion of Ncwpon Boule' ard that
has been par11ally cleared for a S20
million shopping center
The agent'} has stancd filing con-
demnation lawsuits 1n Orange Coun-
ty Superior C'ourt a&ain\I owners of
12 parcels on the triangular block.
bordered by 18th and Center !>treets
and Newport Boulevard.
Redevelopmen1 Dirt.'l'tor Marilyn
Whisenand said the c11y 1s planning 10
acquire the en1irc bloc~. citclud1ng a
o;cnior ci112cn hous1nR complex.
Whisenand said thl' l'Ondemna-
tions were 1nit1ated to establish th e
fair market value of the properties.
although price nego11a11ons between
1he city and the fou r landowner; will
continue 1n hopes of ~111tng out ot
coun.
She e-<plained that 11 cnuld be a \ear
before the ca~s arc heard.f
Whisenand added the <:II} piano; to
take possession of th<" propcn1e' in
Jul), l"VCn 1f the question of land
values aren't resolved1
The parctls would be used fur a
companion proJep 10 the I I-acre
Costa Mesa Counyard' shopping
center
EngJand and C'aliforn1a.
Jn add1t1on. TerleckyJ noted that
··population for the most pan follows
JObs. So when ~e have increased
emplo)ment 1n wme areas we ha ve
increased population. and that gener-
ates more J.Obs.:· tending to boo.st
areas which have been growing in
recent years. Those new JObs. he said,
are often in the housing and construc-
tion industries or in service busi-
nesses.
However, TerleckyJ stressed that
such trends cannot be followed blind-
ly b> s1a11st1c1ans. because none of
them can persist forever. -
"Otherwise," he said. "we will
wand up w11h New York and M1ch-
1gan being empty and everyone going
10 Nevada."
Instead. hr noted. thert has bttn
so mewhat of a revival 1n M1ch1gan
with the population beginning to
grow again 1n the last year or two. and
New England also is faring bener than
1n r~erit years. .
S111l. Houston is prOJCCtcd to be the
biggest gainer by the year 2000. w1th
an add111onal 1.3 m1ll1on JObs being
added in that metropolitan area.
The onl y other communtty ex -
~cted to gam more than a m11l1on
JObs is Orange Count\. 1he planning
assoc1at1on said.
Besides Houston. four other Texas
commun111es are expected to be big
gainers -Dallas. Austin. San An-
(Pleue eee COUJlfTT /A2)
Magic's 8.rrival
not so mystical
Nearly 200 peop• watched In fuclnatlon Sundmy u Magic, the
Eagle Syndtcate'a laboratory v-cht made an ln8U8f)lcioo1 arrival at
Ardefl Marina In Newpoft Beech.
Magic went aground u she was befng baeked Into a lflp.
The mishap went unnotloed by many of the epectator1 who were
on hand at the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce t9 welcome
the sleek 12-meter recing yacht. (See related ltory Md photos Page
A7.)
.Wtthin mlnut• lhe wu puffed fr• and tied to the dock. The low
tide would juat not accommodate the 9'h-foot draft of Magic.
Chamber of Commerce prnktent Ratptl Rod'*"' preekted at the
wetcomtng cer9m0ny where Eagle lkipper Rod DeYta and his etew
received good luck proclam.ttons from atate Sen~ MartM lefgeeon:
Newport Mayor Phll Manr and the Cbambef bo9rd of dlrectora.
Argyle Nel8on, an a6de to Rep. Robert Badham'1, preeented Davis
wtth a U.S. ftag.
The Eagle Syndicate I• launchtng a campaign to ~Un the
America'• CUp.'~ wtH be ueed • 1 laboratory to teat the delign
and Miit of the new 12-meter EIG" when It ta COnltructed and
shipped to the W•t Cont.
uthem C'ahfom1a 1n search of
quaht~ paintings. according to Pa111-
Gcnt' ~mp<o0n. cha1~oman of the
Newpon Beach .\ns C omm1ss1on.
Fleming took the students· efforts
o;everal steps further by inviting
artists 10 the high school for JUncd
l'ith1b1ts which ran annually from
1946 10 1966
The c;11h1b11 grew rapidly and
aurac"d somr of the foremost pro-
fc c;s1onal an1s1s on the West C'oast
Hundreds of ani'its "'-Ould submit
pa1n11ng each y\!ar. of which about
70 "ere sclectrd for d1spla> The
~1nn1nR oil and watercolor entnes
(Pleaae eee OLD ART/A2)
Surfside
collision
kills one,
injures2
Proposed median to
make similar crashes
n early impossible
8)' STEVE MARBLE
Of .. ....,,... ....
\ llun11ng1on Beach woman wa
1..ilko and a mother and dauahter
m t1call"' tnJurcd unda)' 1n an a c1-
drn1 on a s1re1ch of Pacific C'oast
H1gh ~a~ 1n Seal Beach where nine
pc-npk ha\ e lost their hvr an the past
fo ur "ear\ "-no~n a' "Blood ~lie'·• 10 police.
(Ple&M eee 'BLOOD/ A2)
Snow0ir8s buil.d winter·nests in Newport
Trailers rolling Into Dunes as annual visitors
from North and East escape winter's wrath
che§t are raided and rnd10 bca1n 10
blare
.
"It didn't n cn rcn h 0 ye terday;·
f Ila \31d "I "ould \a\ that's prttty
t)pical for 1h1~ 11me of )Car -
O\.trcn\I and p<'rhap\ a little """ "
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Comics
Crosaword
Death Notices
Featur-.
Horoecope
Ann Lender•
Opinion
Pap1razzl
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Publlc Notices Spor11 •
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The pull 1010 ll\(. park he. rin1
names familiar 10 tho who tra,cl
the h.!Jh"n> and b)'WA):S of mem:a.
Prowler. Pace \rrow. f 1rtball. Win· n~bago. 1r\tream -name' that
1iuggc\l a ~n'iC of movement
\ Iona I ·a\h 1 'trctched from a
bumper b • ~tpina dot of 1n-
determ1natC" ped1arcc
l :11.h w1n1er. thr~· "iUn-<;('eking
\.al'a11oner"i -n1ckn1mt'd lhC" snow-
h1r<J.<. fo r 1he1r seasonal m1&ra11ons -
pt11nt 1hc1r RVs squlh tlnd we t nJ
lollo" the frce~a ~ to Newpon
Dunc\ on thnhore,of t'Y.pon Ba .
for "-tt of mt. rcfaution and
f\'<.'rt•auon 11·~ a phenomenon tha1·~
rri~ (IUI 1n "'arm 10\.Dle\ I ro s thC'
Thr \11net'\ the Hill~ and other
'ln o""bmh 1rc 1 NC"'-P.Qrt Dune!> ,., a
hcadQ\IUlel"I. u( rt~ Or Jail J<lU"h -.otf~ a th~r ,,,_ __ ,,.
Televttton
Theater•
Weather
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A9
A2
Theo;c rolhna homes-<>n-whccl\ in-
clude not onl the ovcn11cd motor-
homc\, but range a~ ""ell from the
camper hdl :uop a p1c~up iruck to
the conH·rted school bu\, complete
"'-Ith nllt'rOW3\l' O\Cn and \atclhtc·
d1'h antenna. • Thr~ park \Ide h '1dc ond ~• up
fo r comfonanlt' ttnd lc1surd Sta).s.
Fold1na "hail'\ anJ cha1o;c loun c\ art
1unloadrd. oi"n1nJ4i re r rt'lhd. ice
L1~e fdlow crew memnc~. the
motorhome m11ran1s don matching
w1 ndbrenkcn.. him and sunala'sc'
fhc " enc sugg~t~ any ummtr
vacn11on caml)lround But t:1Ccau\C
1h1\ 1s winter in Ncwpon Bea h. tt can
mean onl) one 1h1na.
lhC" snowbird hl\.C omvcd
The hcrn~ platr\ I•"' 1hmi 1w1)'.
or1JJna11n1 fmm \uch i:old·wealhcr
rqmn\ J\ Montana Ohio, t1ch1a;in.
\\-o\h1na1on JnJ \outh 0 lr.ota
counll\ from rwpon Bc:h:h 10
M1am1 fka,h
.. We tOml' hcrt' ('\l'f} )Clar It th1\
11me." '-".>'' ()on Hill of LI P w.
Te' i. ··Th(' wca1hcr 1\ rtall> the
main rca<.<>n But there art ol the
• nt"arb)' ,otf c,-,ur~\ ond the platc'I
nearb) 10 ~e "
"We u'IC'cl to II' C" 1n Oran C ounl)
and 11· ~' n1l:C to l'\'tum 11nd \.I 1\
pan.· ht\ "'1fe Bcm >' Th 11 1 II\ h ~(' other i!l t r~pon
O~nr' tr,l\rl from throughout the
Unit~J tAtt'1 10 i~d ~Hral "'eek
in the uthem ( ahforma \uno;h1nc
Whal<' thr1r nt'1ghborN ha 1' home
v.ear "eaten and (f»l\ to br:t\e the
\\tnter chill the no"'b1td "'ear T -
"ih1n\ and tlM
Inside their fifth v.httl tr:ulcr.
Ho"arJ nd 111 1in<'r turned their
n~-..paJX"r lo lhr ~ther and
notl"\l thc tcmN"mlur~· l"I ( k home 1n
attr.t lion"
The tra iler "n ht' lcO 11 th<"
cnmptroundi, ""hale 3 truck or mhtr
'rh1clC' tran,pon<. them 10 C\an Diego.
Palm \pring\ or fl("rhapli. othrr
cnmp "" But t'V"pon Dun~· location alto
ltnJ ll~ll v.rll 10 tnps on foot T r.ul
In thr lipper cv.pon Ba) cc oa1cal
rt''4.'rw art onl~ mtnule\ av.I\ nd
v.htn the imper\ rttl \U tn hnN.
the' d n lht na er clothe a.nd M J
(Pleue ... SNO.....,_/ AS)
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Giant in the harbor?
Sunday wu a &ood day for aalllna. e•en If
your boat wu only three feet Iona. like the
model operated off 12th Street Beacll ln
Newport Beach by Peter DeLong of New-
port. The craft la controlled by three aervo
moton, one on each ..U halyard and one
on the rudder, which he dlrecta by radJo
from the beach. The wind helped tiut too.
Deputy shoots
drug suspect
in Dana Point
A man wanted in Idaho on drug
charges wa!I shot by an Orange
County hcriffs deputy whQ said the
wanted man charged him outside a
residence 1n Dana Point, officials
stated.
Hector '\. Ocamp<>, 26. was treated
for inJuries sustained in the Saturday
evening 1nc1den1 and transported 10
Orange County Jail where he was
being held on $75.000 bond.
Ocampo rcponcdly lunged at the
deput} who drew his scrvKe re volver
and fired a single shot that wounded
the man 1n both le~. accordlllg 10 a
Sheriffs spokesman.
The deputy was not identified.
BLOOD ALLEY CLAIMS A.NOTHER LIFE ...
From Al
the length of coast highway near
Huntington Harbour is to be 1m·
proved starting next week with a
median barrier -an add1t1on that
would have prevented Sunday's two-
car accident. city officials said today.
Candace Jean Hastings. 30. was
killed in the 6:08 p.m. accident when
the 1983 Chevrolet Camaro in which
she was riding collided with another
vehicle at Phillips Street outside
Surfside Colony.
Seal Beach police said Lee Ann
Rowden. 26. of Long Beach was
pull ing out of the pri vate residential
communtl\ wh en her car collided
with a C amaro. dri ve n b) Scotlt
Hastings. 36. of Huntmgton Beach.
Both Scotti and Candace Hastin$s
were taken by helicopter to Fountatn
Valley Community Hospital trauma
center where the woman was pro-
nounced dead.
Sco111 Hastings was listed in serious
but !.table condition tod!l)' at the
trauma unit where he 1s being treated
for head. chc.,I and abdominal in·
Junes. a hosp11al spokeswoman said.
Rowden and the eldest of two
children riding in her 1975 Toyota arc
1n criucal w nd111on today at Mem-
orial Medical Center Hospital tn
Long Bcar h.
Lee Ann Rowden underwent
emergency !lurgery Sunday for chest
and leg mjuries while her 6-year-old
daughttr. Laurie. had !>urgc ry for
massive head injuries. a hospital
nursing supervisor said.
Rowden's other daughter. a 3-year-
ok!. was treated at and released from
the Lon~ Beach hospital.
Police said Rowden apparently was
10 the proC'ess of making a left turn
onto the coast highway when her car
was h11 b~ the \amaro. traveling
south on Pacific Coast Highway.
OLD ART COLLECTION RESTORED ... From Al
were then purchased for the '>thool
district's collecu on.
The value of the coll ecuon now
exceeds SI 00.000. Sampson sa} s
Fleming's work attracted other art
patrons 1n the Newport Beach and
Costa Mesa area. ·
.. It's fair to 'iay that bo th 1hc
Newport Beach Art!> Comm1c;s1on ac;
well as the Newport Harbor Art
Museum were formed from member'
active in this group." ampson said
With the formation of the an
museum 1n 1966. the school district'\
exh1b1 1' "'ere d1scon11nued and the
anwork wac; d1'itnbu1ed to several of
the '>thool\ for d1spla>. But several
ha .. e sine<· fallen into d1srepa1r. says
John Ml (1in n1s. the librarian at
Newport Harbor High who l'i helping
10 re .. iorc I hL· t ollcct ion.
.. Thi\ '' a lmtoricall) s1gn1ficant
wllect1on 1hat has at1racted a lot of
a111:nt1on." McCinnis said ... Mo'>t of
1he rL''>l<lrat1on will include rcpainng
frame'\ and making the collcct1on
rrncntahlc again."
\\ hile the <,('hoot district will fund
the restoration project. the catalog 1s
being paid for b) contributions from
ind1v1dual11. the Newpon Harbor
Chamber of Commerce. the city of
Newport and others.
McGinn" says the catalog will be
distributed 10 district schools a'
teaching tool,, local libraries and
c.hamber\ of commerce and 10 mu-
seum-; and hbranes throughout th e
counlf)
C'op1e<. al\o will be S" en 10 <:on·
tnbutor., who supponed the collcc-
uon.
APPEAL MADE FOR ISLAND GOATS .•.
From Al ·
fund a chance to rescue a~ man-. &<>ttl\
as It COUid and Offer th(• furn reflow\
for adop11on ·
But now 11'\ time to let the Na"~ ge 1
on with 11<; hu'iine~~. Wt•inbcrger
reportedly lllld iund member\ 1h1s
weekend
But \mot') argue~. mo'>t of 1he
goats Id\ on the !\land are male!.. If
the Nav> will wan for them 111
d1'>pc r<;e from the c;hore bom-
bardment area and allow the fund to
trap a&a1n. "their numbers would go
down 'wel) H'r} rapidly:· he said.
If the fund\ latest plc!a goes
unhrrdcd. members plan to go to
l11Url to \\.'Ck ti temporary 1njunct1on
to hall the <,laughter. Amory said.
M1t l hdl based in San Diego. aid
11 "111 tx-up 'o Navy officials 1n
\\ ash1ng1on 10 decide whether 10
'>crap the ~hooting pr<>vam sched-
ul~·d 10 begin Thursday. A sharp-
\hootcr ha\ alrcadv been hired for the
four da~'> 11 1'i estimated to take 10
make in roads 1n10 the remainder of
the herd. he -;aid. Other ~hoots will
have to be <1chedulcd throughou1 Jhc
year to <1ucccs'lfull y decimate the
her<.I. M 11chcll ~aid.
"A' of 10 i).m. (PST). we are
proce\.·ding on with the plan 10 sun
the removal program:· he ..aid
"If 'they \hoot them now .. either
the{vc got blood lust or they'n• nut\,"
Amory rt'torted.
COUNTY NEAR TOP IN NEW JOBS ...
From Al
1on10 and Fon Wonh-Arlington
California placed ~vcn lOm·
01unTt1cs 1n th ltadln& a_rC:'l~ lur..QAW
Jobs. Besides Orange County theJ arc
Lm ngclcs-Long Beacl'I. San o'ic
San Diego. San Francisco. Oa~land
and R1vers1de-San Bernardtno
Florida al o did well. placing fhr
metropolitan area~ on the hst Tho'iC
are Tampa-t. Petersburg. Fon
Lauderdale. M1om1. Orl&ndo and
Palm lkach.
Herc '" a rundown of the 10
mc:tropoliurn area cxpcc1ed to lead
1n 1oh growth throullh the year 2CXlO
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and the numhcr ofncw JObseitpectcd.
( ommun1ty Job f ncrcllSt'
l,.!iOGJt.Of'I .,..u 1..268. 7~
2. Anaheim 1.004.300
J Los Angele' 84 1.000
4 San Jo~ 643,900
5 Dalla<; 639.300
6 [)('nvc:r 610.000
7 l'hocn1x . .\m 588.100
K Wa<,h1ng1on '46,600
9 San Diego Sl3,900
10.Bmton 507.800
I I.Atlanta 488.500
12 lampa Fla 45 7.200
I' f-.on l.audcrdulr.na 427.000
I~ \.t1nntaool" W4 600
r
15.San Franc1~rn
16.Au!ltln, Tc'X31
17.fliltteini .,...... ......
IR.Orlando. Fla
19 Oakland
20.Nas au-Suffolk. N. Y.
21. attic
22 Wc\t Palm Beach.Fla.
23. n n1on1 0. Tcxa"
24.Balt1morc:
25.Tucson. Am.
26.Fort Worth. Tci1as
27.Portland, Ore
28 ~l \Cr Id('
29 Rat.:1ah N <
'0 Oklahom.1 < 11'
HJ.400
33.700
2,800*
319,100
297.200
269.600
266.700
237.300
:?30. 700
220.500
219.200
218.300
218.300
217.500
207 300
206 600
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Break out the raincoats again
• A atorm thet waa moving down ttwa co11t todey wlll bring tight rain 10 SoYthern CallfOl'Qle tonight end ahoweta end anow
on TUftday, lht Net1on11 Weather Service aald. • HHvy showere 1r1 llklfy 10 develop from th• ayatem late
TUMdey. the weether MfVtc. 111d. The enow 11vlf wlll lower from
8,000 fHt tonight to 4,000 f"t Tuetday.
The stOfm Is the r....,11 of an lntenM upper trough that developed along the Welt Coaat, lorec:aatere 11ld.
Small craft warning• were poated eatly Joday for rough seaa
on ttwa outer coastal water• from Point Concepllon to San Clemente Island. The weather aervlce 11ld wlnda would lncreue
to 15 to 25 knota Tuesday with combined seas of eight lo 121 .. 1. Along th• Orang• Coaat there wlll be occ11lona1 drinle
changing to fight rain tonight. Showery cooler and breezy Tueaday. Highs Tuesday In the low to mid 50s.
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MacDonald trial rejected
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -A Judge
has denied Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald'
request for a new trial tn the slayings
of his pregnant wife and two young
daughters. the story of which became
the basis for the best-selling book and
TV miniseries ... Fatal Vision."
U.S. District Judge Franklin
Dupree said a second jury .. would
again reach the almost inescapable
conclusion that he was responsible
for these horrible crimes" Mac-
Donald said he "'ould appeal the
ruling.
MacDonald. a former Green Beret
doctor. is serving three hf<; sentences
after being convicted in 1979 of
murdering his wife. Colette. and
daughters. Kimberly and Kristen. at
their Fon Bragg apartment 1n 1970.
MacDonald has maintained that
fou r drug-crazed intruders killed his
family and attacked him. His lawyers
said during a January hearing 1ha1 he
deserved a new trial because two
··repugnant" women adm111cd killing
his fam1I).
Jfot lhl' Judge d1-.m1ssed the
purported ronfess1on'i of Helena
Stoecklc) and Cath) Perl) Wiiiiams.
th e lattt•r rnm1ng the da) before last
Novemb1:r' ainng of the "Fatal
Vl\1on" m1n1'ienes.
In a Il l -page order. Dupree sa1d-
thl') "wert• drawn to fhc case and have
contributed to a factual charade
which ha\ allowed 11 to conunue for
more than a decade and a half. Their
'conlc,s1on'i· ha ve been shown to be
unbd1n a hie."
Mt:Dunald. coniacted 1n federal
pnson al Batrop. Te'a'. \aid the case
would be appealed to 1hc 4th U.S.
C 1rru11 C oun of Appeal~ 1n Rich-
mond. <1
Mad)onald ..aid neither he nor his
a11orne)., had ~cen a cop" uf Duorec·s
op1n1 on.
Irvine council gives nod to
gates at new condo project
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of tM DMIJ l"llol lt8ff
Thl· In inc Cit) Council, over the
objections of one member. has pa ved
the wa) for installation of secunt}
gates at the entrance IO a new
condominium complex in the Turtle
Rock community.
Councilman Larry Agran re-
quested an appeal hearing after the
ci ty'~ Planning Commission ap-
proved the gates by a 3-1 vote 1n
Januar). The access COJljrol devices
were requested by the J .rvf. Pete re; ( ·o ..
which I'> building the 11 8-unit Turtle
Rock Pointe complex ofT Ridgeline
Drive between University <tnd Tunic
Rock drl'wes
In a kttcr requ~st1ng the appeal.
~gran med potential traffic hazard'i
po\ed •b> cars that might line up
behind the gates and onto Ridgclinc
Dnve.
have been perm1lled at other com-
mun1llc\ 1n Irvine. She pointed out
that the <.'1ly saves money 1n such
developments because 11 is not re·
quired tu maintain the pri va te ~tret:ts
behind securil) gate'>.
A cit y i;tafT repon concerning
Turtle Rock Poi nte said sidewalks
would permit all pedestrians to enter
without a bamer. It said non-
residents thus would be free 10 v1s11
the surrounding nature areas. The
report also concluded the new secur-
ity gate'i would not create a ,afety
haLard along R1dgeline Dri ve.
W1th1n Irvin'"" the cnmt• rate 1n
gated communities 1s similar to that
of adJarent commun1t1c'> "'1thou1
ecunl) gates. the report '>lated.
ikcause !luch gates may slow down
re-.ponse 11me in cmerJl,enc1cs. the ntv
police otlicers. f1r~tlghtcrs and para-
required the gate'i 10 ha\C !IJX'c1al
'"' 1tchc., to permit 4u1l k cntr) b)
mcd1t~
Geoff ~1aho. representing a firm
th;rt installo; such !>ecunt) gatc'i, !laid
their maJor benefit 1~ in d1 '>rnurag1ng
"cru111ing .. by non-resid ents who wish
to surve) affiuent communities
before comm1ll1ng crimes.
Rohen Trapp. a rl.'pre'ientatl\e of
th<.· rnndomin1um proJt'ct's dc-
''clopcr. denied tha1 secunt) $Bies are
JU'>I a tool to raise home pmcs. He
said the add111on or deletion of gates
would nol change the price~. but c;aid
the rc'ldcnccs might sell more qu1ck-I~ 11' the cnmmun1t) were ga ted. He
~aid tht· rnmpan~ 'o; sunc)S 1nd1cate ~re<,1dent' prefer <,uch gatr~
~I th<.• rnnrluo;1on of the appeal
hl'anng. the counnl \cited 4-1 to
permit !ht• \Ct unt~ gall'\ at lhc Turtle
R_od Po1111e com pk,. ·\gran ca\l tht•
dl'iSl'nling \OIC
H ,., leucr alc;o expressed concern
about "the precedence of estabh'lh1ng
a galcd rnmmunll) in the Village of
Tunk Rock. where the open space
rnmronL'nl ha-; been a key planning
foru'> lhroughout the village·~ di.'-
' clormcnt ......
Costa Mesa man succumbs
to summer-accident injuries
Duri ng 1he appeal hearing. at la'>t .\ 54.)'ear-old Costa Mc'in man
week\ council meeting. Agran d1rd unda> from head wou nds
da1med such security gates arc only reu~t\ ed la!>! summer when he wa~ hit
installed to add .. snob appeal" to a b> a rar after wandering awo ) from a
housing development and to raise the rnn' alescent homt:.
l l·rr<1tl". whl·11 he was 'ilrutk h) a
Dat'.!>un \l·dan around IO·JO that
n<.·ning. \a1d dctcct1\c Doug John-
'>on. u 1raffic '°'es11ga1or w1 1h the t\oc\\port lkat·h police market va lue of the homel)
'Tm opposed as a general rule 10 Robert K. Finch was pronounced
gated communities." thr councilman dead al 5:30 p.m. at Fountain Valle>
sa id . "I'd like 10 think ours 1'> a Communit) Hospital from 1nJuries
community without gates. open 10 sufTercdJuly 19. said Deputy( oroner
John'>on said the v1<.l 1m hnd been
reported m1o;c;1ng I 0 duy' earlier from
OranttL' Della .. cn Ciuc'lt llome in
( o\la Mc'a Finch >'-a' ru\hcd to
r ounta1n .Ille> Communll} Hospi-
tal. "hl'rl' he remained 1n a roma.laSl
.\ugu't
all.·• 8111 M in1ck.
Rut Councilwoman -Sany nne -in h was apparent!} <;tandmg 'on
Miller responded that security gates Paci fic ( oac;t Highway near Irvi ne
Just Call
642-608
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Daily Pilat
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Publisher
Frank Zlnl
Managing Edl1or
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Controller
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MAIN OFFICE
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Arbor Day program
slatedlnNewport ·
The Ntv. pon Balboa Rotary Cl ub will cell'brate
Arbor ~•> Wednl'sday with ceremonial uee-plantina
ceremonies at the Newpon Harbor Elementary School at
14th tre~t and Balboa Boulevard. Newport Beach. '
Officials of the. city and the club win hand out I .SOO
mall trees 10 all t)l1rd arade pupils of the Newport Mesa
Un!fied School 01str1c1 at the IO a.m. event. The public is ll'lv1tcd to attend the ceremonies.
Eatln6 dl•orden •tudled
• T,hr~l' free public health pro&tams o n "Eatin-That
Kills will be presented Tuesday and Thursday m the confc~ence room of th e Costa Mesa Medical Center Hosp11al.
Nurse Susan Webster. prog.ram coordinator of the
newly opened Eating Disorders Unit of the hospital, will
be the .featured spc~ker and will discuss anorexia nervosa.
bulimia and associated yndromes. The sessions will be
held from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. and from I to 3 p.m. Tuesday
and from 6 to 8_p.m. Thursday.
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Orano-Coeet DAILY PILOT/M~.~·.1• * M
Coun~man ·
admit& theft
of $1 mlllloD
I J STEVE MARBLE ................
A M 1s ion Viejo man who LraAsfened S l millicMa •
oran un1u1pect1naman'1tavinpMX:OUn1udumd...,M
the money 10 buy 780 Kru,emnd&. Ml pl•Nd tllillJ •
contpiracy and larceny 1n (~I coun. . .
Steven John Bourque, 29. facet 15yean1n pntOB lllil
a SI S.000 fine. He will be Kntt'oced June 17 in fedeill
court in Los Anaelei. •
The Mission Viejo man is free on S5.000 beil ~
thouah authorities have not recovered the milf:llll told
coins and do not know where they may bt hidden, a
prosecutor said.
Sca11ng 1s limited and reservations arc required. Call
the hos p1\al"s Education Ocpanment at 642-2734. ext. 292. for further 1nformat1on,
Bourque and two others ~ arrested Feb. 28. I 9M
by t!lewpon Beach pohce who were investiptina ~ una~thonzed money transfer and the subsequent Pi
coin purchase. ~ ..... ~~ ..... ,..._ Bttause the case later wu tu~ over to lhe Fii,
local r1 aud charaes wert dropped apanst Bourque and 1k Snowbtrcta• trallera dot the eanda at Newport Dunee for winter mtcratton. -others while federal 1nvestiptorpursued an iodict~t.. !I
Ounna that time. Bourque reportedly left Cali.-
and was classified afuaittve for three months. He WU
rearttstcd early this year in Florida on a fedttal ..,,...
and voluntarily returned to California. •
Kid•• Independence promoted
I\ workshop for pare nts on developing independence
in growing children will be held Tuesday evening in the
Faculty House of Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa.
Mani Mal1erre. an instructor in human develop-
ment. parent education and child development at OCC.
"111 lead the class. scheduled from 7 to 9 p.m. The fee isS 10
and fu rther information is available a1 432-5880.
Ebell• celebrate annlvenary
I rvine·s Ebe II Clu b will celebrate the 11th anniversary
of the philanthropic 'ic rvicc organ ization Tuesday evening
at a potluck dinner a1 6:30 a1 the home of Arlene Johnson
of Ir vi ne.
The club meets on the first Tuesday of each month at
7:30 p.m. Those w1sh1ng membership info rmation should
contact Gana Totten at 835-1080. -
Extenslon programs offered
.\series of progra ms fro m UC lrv1neextens1on win be
pre'il'nled during March. beginning Tuesday with a 9 a.m.
seminar on skill and tact in dealing w11h people.
Other topics include depression 1n men and women.
Frida) and Saturda). careers in sales. Saturday: structur-
ing the suspense no-.cl. March 16 and 17. and the thinking
manager. March 21 . The fees range from ss·o for the sales
semi nar to S72 I for the course on depression. Call Mana
Norris at 856-5524 for add111onal information.
PWP orlentatlon• .cheduled
Thc Hunt1ng1on Reach chapter of Parents Without
Partner\ ha!. announced a series of free orientations for
single parc ntc; during March.
Mect1ng'i will be held Tuesday. Fnaay. March 16 and
March 19 at vanouc; loca tions in the area. Call 536-581 5
for add111onal information.
SNOWBIRDS BUILD MOBILE NESTS .•.
From Al I for the shops an8 restaurants on
l}alboa Island or at Fashion Island.
Like the proverbial birds of a
feather. the snowbirds tend to stick
together. says Charlie Yates. general
manager of Newport Dunes.
"They all ·make fri ends while
they're out here and come back at the
same time each year," Yates says.
"Sometimes we'll get a request from
eight or I 0 parties who want
campsites all next to each other."
The popularity of Newpon Dunes
keeps the camping areas nearly filled
year-round. Yates said. During win-
ter. more than 80 percent or the RV
spaces are occupied. And during
summer. the park 1s usually booked
solid several months in advance as
RV campers arc JOined by day-users
and those who prefer to sleep near the
beach under tents.
Such appeal has held since the
asphalt-paved park opened in the
m1d-60s. following several decades of
•\roughing-it" camping without the
water and electri cal hookups.
Nothing has changed much for
several years. but that will soon
change. Yates says. Newpon Dunes
Inc .. owned since 1972 by the Evans
and Merigan families of San Diego.
will add new camp si1es and has plans
10 build a hotel.
Such improvements shouldn't
hinder the seasonal migration of the
snowbirds. however. Yates says.
The two others arrested alona with Bourque -
Michelle M. Morpn, 3S. of Garden Grove and K.eod
Lee. 40. of Upland -arc expected in federal COW't
Monday on larceny and conspiracy charaes.
Bourque pleaded au1h y last week to one count on.ak
la(.eny. a sinak count of conspiracy to com mit ._.
larceny and an additional count of 1ranl)Of1i1t1 ltONla
property across state lines, acc.ordin& to .AMi._t
U.S.Attorney Brian J. Hennipn.
Accordina to Robert Steven, a Newport-~~
investigator. Bourque transfered about SI million "'°"'a
LosAn&l'les man'ssavinaaccount.and then utedS~<*>
to purchase Kruaemnds from Monex lntema'lional 0(
N(wport Beach. :
The coins were picked up from the metals firm ~a
hired courier. who was followed by concerned 1eJ)fttee9-
tivcs of the metals company. :
Hennigan said the gold coins were taken by Bo~
and Morgan to Las Vegas when tht'y au~mpted to sell 1'e
Kruaerrands. :
They returned wi th the coins and pn them to a tbifl
party, 1dent1fied as Lee. 10 conceal, Hennipn Wd. •
The c-0ms have not been recovered and tWr
wherabouts 1s still not known. the prosecutor suted. •
t
Moms can leam ~
to care for kids
before the birth
Bl d l L 1 d T d ··w e find that we can fill up the r wa A p anne ae• •Y park with just the word-of-m outh
.\ bird "alk through the wood!> and chaparral of th e · advenising we get along w11h repeat
r restlcs area of an Onofre tale Park will be hosted by the business.·· he says .
Jo Wrl&bt pre~rea fr':9h atrawberrln ln mobile lr.ltchen.
By ROBERT BARKER
Ol IM 0.., Ne4 .....
. ca and . age Audubon Soc1et) Tucsda} morning. When II comes to repeat business.
Douglas Gran$e of Laguna Beach will lead the 8 a.m. Newpon Dunes customers are among
tnp. which " 111 begin n(·ar the Carl"s Jr. restaurant near the the most loyal an ywhere.
( ns11an11a" olTramp of the ·anta Ana Frecwa}. Call the "Y:'e"ve been to parks all over and
\OC1et' at 634·~146 for further infor mation. this 1s by far one of the nicest 1n terms
· oflocauon and the ""eat her." Howard
Rabies clinic set In Newport M ~~e~~s~ward fl'llrcd'" 1977 from
..\ lo" ·cost rabies 'acc1nat1on clinic will be held a JOb as a parts manager for the
Wednestfa) at the fi re \lallo n loca ted at 868 anta Barbara Chl)slcr Corp .. he and hi s wife Ella
Ofl\t' 1n "lewport Beach hit the road. Traveling from their
Dogs will he 'acc1nated fro m 7 to 8:30 p.m. home 1n Washington. the two have
.\dd1t1onal 1nformat1on ma~ he obtained b> calling th e v1s11ed RV parks and camps11es
Sou1hcrn ( ahforn111 Veteri nary Medical Association at throughout the western Unite,d
523-0980. States.
CALENDAR
Monday, March 4
• t> a.m .. Irvine Child Care Project Board, Irvine
n1ficd School D1s1nr1 .\dmm1s1rative Offices. 5050
Harrama Parl wa}.• 7 .. 10 p.m .. Huntlnglon Beach City
Council. ( II} ( ouncil ( hamber . 2000 Main St.
• 7 10 p m .. Oeean View School Ot1trtc1. School
D1!>trll't I kadquanerc. 16940 B St.
Tuesday, March 5
• 1 p m Huntington Beach Planning Commission.
( it) Count·il Chambers. WOO Main St.
They now spend the summer
mo nths in the cooler areas of Wash-
ington and winter and spring! in the
Southwest -California and Ari zona.
in particular.
"We love it. Bui we may have to gel
a bigger trailer. We're starting to grow
out of 1h1s one:· Ella says.
Cor ona del Mar student
accepted to A nna polls
Corona del Mar student. who l'i
due to graduate 1n June. has received
an appo1nl,JT1en1 to the U.S. Naval
Academy at Annapolis. Md.
It's the con1en11on of Wend' Costelloe that babies arc
not rece1v1ng the attention that the} should when 1t comes
to health matters
"V1nuall) e-.e~ tele' 1s1on commercia l and Cit)
bill board has us quesuonmg ousclves about out diet and
ph)s1cal state." th e Costa Mesa cenified ch1ldbinh
educator sa) s
··\\ e arc "ar~bout 1he hazards of drugs. alcohol
and man) rnmmon ho'b.sehold products.
··\\'e are introduced dail~ tO nev. products v. h1ch ha' e
magical cures for e.,e~thing from the common cold to
1nd1gest1 on and be~ond
"But how man' mothe~·to-be are thinking abou1
their unborn child ~ the:. smoke their c1gart'ttes. dnn~
their v. ine or take as pm n fo r a headache ··
( o telloe plans 10 l"IC spealong out on behalf of thC'
babies -born and unborn -in a month-long seminar
titled Earh Bird Prenatal Education beginning toda} at
the Huntington Beach Commun it> ('hn1c. 322 5th St.
Through slides and lectures. Costelloc plans to
demonstrate how drugs affect babies. descnbe growth
panerns oft he bab'. outline helpful nercsses. give ups on
ho" 10 selC("t a doctor and a ped1atnc1an and to gi ve
gu ideli nes on good nutnt1on.
lt"s her bc'ht'f that not onh c1garenes. alcohol .and
drugs an~ ha1aradOU'i bul tha t common over-the-counter
drugs such as asp1nn. an11h1stam1nes. antacids and cough
medicine can harm hoth mother and infant. -
The drugs. \hes.a\ s. go nght through the placenta and
into 1he blood m eam of the bab} The mat~J n ol only
threatens the health of the bab) but tin cau~
comphcatiom. to the mother during ch1ldbtnh.
Her tv.o-hour da!ISCS will be held the first and th ird
Monda) c~enings of the month from 7 to 9 p.m . ..\
dona11on ofS 10 per couple is rcquestl'd.
•tip m. Huntington Beach City (elementary) School
Board. \Chool d1!.t nrt headquarters. 20451 Craimer Lane.
Jeffrey M. Tomhn of In me 1s
ranked in the top 5 percent ofh1s class
and will Stan hi s four-year course at
the Naval Academy in July. Wally Kruae run• hi• bualneee from winter home.
Thl' ( ommun11' (hnic pro' ides low<0st medical
and IC'gal ~·n ices and health N!uca11on to low income
people throughout Orange (ount} a nd operates ~vcral
l ns1' holhnl''i Fm more information. call 536-8894
Irvine man charged with
abuse of girlfriend·'s-~aby
unlo('kt:d ''ar in the 2000 blod. of
C arx· Cottage • • • \ I ~·~peed ll n1,cga blC')Clc valued
:.ti S~7U was ~1olen at Huntington
Cl·nter. 7777 Ed1 n1er l\' e. • • \ JU'c:ni k wu"i apprehended \\h1le
nllcgcdl) trying to o;teal Jackets' alued
nt S24U at Montgomery Ward. 7777
h ll nger I\' C' A 22-ycar-old Irvine man has been
arrested and charged With abusing his
girlfnend's'four-month old son, who
remains hosp1lahzed in stable con·
d1t1on at the UCI Medical Center.
according 10 Irvi ne police.
lrvint gt. Dick Bowman said 22-
ycar-old Patrick Troy Johnson. who
hvcs with his g.irlfnend in thl' Tunic
Rock section of the city. was char'ed
with willfully injuring a child pending
Newport Beach
bout $27.0<X) wo rth of Jewelry
wt\'! ~1olcn from Leigh Wyndham
D1omondc; m I a"h1on hlond. Bur-
glar .. ft ppnrcntl) broke into tht store
by \rnll h1na out a window and we-re
\CICCllV( II) the llCrTl'i thC'y took. • • • 1\ 1h1dtook a camera. a lc n • a nash
unit and a wutc:h from a work bench 1n
II aar. e on the I 00 bloc:ll. of ron
Ti ffin • • • 1\ woman rcponed that omconc
~1olt her pu~ from the bar area al
Prom1 s. 3 H w c,1 Coa\t l llahwa>
The lo wa pu111t SI 57 • • • meonc uc;cd a P3'' key to brea~
into a ap nment on Seabird where
two tc lev1 1on Kl'i nnd a ropprr
jt'\\Clry bo~ were "11kn rhr IO'i\ WO\
c\t1matcd ot S70S • • •
review of the case by the Oranae
County District Auomey's Office
Bail ofS2S.OOO was set for Johnson.
The child, who police declined to
identify, was taken to the hospital by
his mother after hl' apparently beaan
sufTerina seizures. the result of what
doctors dcSO'ibe as ·-.haktna infant
syndrome." the police spokesman
said. •
In addition to seizures. the infant
A $300 rC'frigerator was stolen from
the Oakwood Garden Apanmcnt ,
1985 herrington Lane. • • • A .380 caliber handaun. a telc-
v1s1on 'Jct and a video cas!>ttte
recorder were stolen from a boat
aocked offthc 700 block' of lido Park.
The loss was put1lt S .06S .• • • • Two wallets and a Sit'!'('() unit were
~tolen from a I 98S Toyota Cehca
parked near thr 1nter~t1on or Or·
nn~e venue and We t Oceanfront.
The lo came 10 S1 .103. • • • "chrome bumper wonh $500 was
\tolrn from :a red 197 3 Pone he 914. l he c;&r wu parked on the 1000 block
of f>arll. lo\ ~c-nue
Huntln1t9n Beac b
Th tr' c'<'nterl'<1 I home throuah an
unlocked sliding {I.Inn door 1n the
was injured about the head. was
bteedina internally and suffered n-t·
inal damqc, Bowman said.
Docton also found evidence of
other injuries that may have been
inflicted in the past two weeks. he
added.
Police were first ad vised of the
child's condition after doctors con-
tacted the county's child abuse regis-
try.
2600 block of England and stoll· a
S200 aun. S60 cash and S 1.0.rn in
misccllancou, items. . • • • Someone entered a room thmue,h
an unlocked front window at the ~un
& nds Motel. 1102 Pacific Coa\1
H11hwa>.Mad stole SJ,()()() •fl t~vckr~~~ ~ •
• • •
Thu:' c'> stolC' S 150 in tools and s ~ 0 in radio equipment from a I 9SO
hlad. kcp 1n the I 7000 block of
(mt hard. • • • ..\ S600 four-whttl ch1l<'rcn's-17td
motorq clc was stolen fro m a carpon
1n the 16000 block of villa Yorba.
• • • \n $85 ham radio antenna wa\
kn fro m a 1985 Ford pickup truck
• • • ..\ T-top nnd n car covenng were
\tokn from a \.Chicle in the 200 block
ol I Sth 1rcet • • • four rad io \p('3ktr' -.alurd at $360
"er~· s1olen b) th1evr who broke a
"lndo" 1n a 'ch1c:lc in the I 000
bl II. of Fl6t1da
• • • diner ~1d he lef\ 1 S450 brown lrnne
leather '~ackct 11 Ma.\ well' Re • [ar11na" irnd G pendant "ert taken
taurant. 31 7 Pacific Coa t H11hway. from an "ndek \\a home bctv.etn
and that 11 wa aone when he returned eb 13 nd 4'und&)
for II • • • • • • • •\ tclc' 1~1on ~t. computer temunal
briefcase and a S600 radio "'ere and video C5'"i~t\c r«orJer turned up
stolen from a 19 4 Oat un l ~r"' m1 1n1 fro m a bu$mts at 6 Tt1HI
1 n the 21000 block of Brookhurst ~ I Land Wa) • • • • •• loth1na and hook" v.r rc stolen
from a loc\cd car 1n the I 5000 block
of 1olJen West trcct • • • A SI SO eamera "'a tolen from an
ThSTc ptoplr .. trc 1mstcd on
n rcouc\ chartcs on \\. alnut trt'Ct
undl'I\ Warl't'n \\ Prince. ~(\.
JefTrc\ P Bum' 24. and Mar~
.\marho' 111a ~I Y.t·n· l.t1'l'l1 into
l"U\IOd} h~ '" 111l' rohu· ( lfl um· \tanrt:'\ nf1hr .irn·,1 \\l"rl' un.i' Jllahk
th1' mnrn1ng . . .
~·~omt"t'"'" 'Ink .ln ,111,"t'nng· m:t-
chme from .i V. 1nJ1.1mmrr ~lrt'l.'I
rnndom1n1um . . .
.\ '>11.'fl'<' .tnd t.1rx-' \\\'rt· rcixinl·d
Sllllen Imm J -.chide f'.Hl..ed on
Barr:in~J PJrl.."'.i' \.1turJ.1, . . .
Sonwont• 1ool SbllO \\Onh ol
ph "<>t><l 'hl'l'I' lrom a (Onstrul 11on
'9h'On ldkr \'enuC' Fnda\
C29ta Meea
ThrCC' \pokc hubcap' "en: rcpontd ~tolcn from a I 1ncoln C on11nental
parked at South ( oa~t Pla1a ~me·
ct 1T ' '0 p !" and 4 'ft p m "i
Saturdtl) • • •
\ pur'e Y.llh S83 ' 1n ca'lh and
propert~. "as reported stol<'n Imm a
car parl~·d 111 the Edward\ ( 1ncma.
6 5 lliu nllo"cr h e . '°"'et1mt' ht· tween 7·4S pm and Q 0 J) m
turda) lnt')_ to tht loc~cd C'a1 apparent!~ "' ' made ~uh o J1mm~·
tnade'•~ • • •
o\ 'ltcrco v.onh S ~00 v.a~ rl'fX)nod
tolcn fro m a car rarkcd ot uth
C'oa t Plaza c;ometa me bctv.~n 5 \0
p m 10 7 30 p m Wedne~a) The
car· pa naer \1Jt 'l\'tndov. had bCt'n
ma hed • • •
Ten dollan 1n ~han t ~•~ rcponrd
~tolcn from a home-1n the 2 bll)('k
of Orange . trttt me11ml' bc1"'ctn 3
pm and p m turda\ nt~ to tht
homt •Pf>:' rent I\ "" m de through a
rear "'ndo"
La&una Beach
\n inlln 1ca1ed man ca lled pohce
\unJa~ CHn1ng 1or assistance in
lex .Hing his ml\plan·d car He was
gun,· ho""e' er pnor to the onicers'
arr" JI • • •
l•Ul'"' a1 a "cdding rece ption
\undJ\ l'\eningon Rl'mbrandt DnH
\\\'rC' a h11 too bo1\tcrous for their
ne1ghhor. Police ad' 1sed them to
l..l'<'P lh(' no1\C le' el do" n • • •
.\ '1tko rauettl· recorder valued at
S560 "lilt reported stolen unda}
ln'm a C rc,rcnt Ba) home. ......
.. IC'\\cln ,3lued at S8 0 wa re-
poned i.tolcn from a Del Mar trt'Ct
home unda~ afternoon. In a scparatt
inciden t. $3 .• 30 ""onh of Jewelry wa\
cake11 1ith1t a M1
thl' '1c11m 1old fl<llil'l'
IO[t. • • •
Pylu .. 'C' arrested 'Robert Jamr<1
l1u1nthcr 31 on c;usp1c1on of drunl.
en Jrn ing (1u1nthcr was topp<'d
I nda' n1ah1 on I Ci•on and Glen
ne) re 'ltre~ts • • •
~tcn-o cQu1prnent. unglai.K JC"
rln and ca h -t ether worth a
rci)oncd Sl.15 -v.ai tolen from .i
Vit'JO "lrt'Ct home. the v 1~1m told
police ~turdn\ e'enin, • • •
".hout SS 1n m1 llancou'
computer item~ ~ere repon«i \lokn
turJa-.. on Park .\venue • • •
\ \ \\outh play ma "'ith m':itc h~'
rtponcdh 11nnC'd a minor Jlr:llr fire
f nd ' c~en1ng on ( IJOn Su•ttt Th,·
hlal\· "-1' qui ~~h ('\tin1u1 hcd.
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arthquake tOll climbs
ill central C·hile cities
Afleast 12-4 killed.
another2.000 hurt
tn 7 .4Rtchtershake
SANTIAGO. Chile (AP) -A
major canhquakc struck an 800-mile
stretch of ce ntral Chile. crumbling
houses in villqes. rocking sky-
scnipcrs in the capital and cutting
·communications lines. The govern-ment said today at least 124 people were killed and 2,000 were injured.
Sanaiaaoand the Pacific coast ciues
of Valparaiso and Vina Del Mar -
Wlth a combined population of about
6 million -appeared to be the
hardest hit by the quake. which struck
at 7:47 p.m. (2:47 p.m. PST) Sunda)·
People camped among the debris m
A knight of love
Cll) trec1s. awa)' from their weak·
ened home~. as do1ens of af\ershocks
rumbled throufh the region all night
and through th1\ mominJ.
uthor111e warned that wa.JI 1n
many of the adobe homes in towns
ncBr Santiago 'were cracked, and that
they might collapse in the after-
shocks.
Thr National Earthquake Infor-
mation Center in Golden, Colo .. said
the quake mea urcd 7.4 on the Rictuer Scale. Within six hours.
Santiago residents had felt about 48
aftershocks. some of them so strong
they-rocked highrises. Milder tremors
continued through the night.
At midmorning Monday. chief government spokesman Frant'1sco
Cuadra announced that the death toll
had been raised to 124. counting onl)
Gree Swann flew to Milwaukee from Detroit laet weekend,
dreMed blmeelf In a eult of armor. rented a hone and called
on 1trlfrlend Tamara Jean Alexandria. She rode the •teed
. to a Chlne.e reataura.-. where ·a ring arrived lnelde a
fortune cookie. And when the queation wu popped, ehe
ealdyee.
newly tound v1cttms 1n ::,ant1110 and
Valparaiso. As communications are
restortd , and ttports arrive from
rtmotc a~as, the aovemment fea~
the death toll would incrca~. or.
fic1als said that at least 2,000 people
were hurt.
Melipilla. a town southwest of
Santiago. was heavily damaged, the
government said.
When the quake struck ~ntiaso. thousands of people ran sg-eaoung
from their homes and brok'en glass
showered the streets.
Ten people died when the front
section of a church collapsed during
Mass in San Bernardo. JUSt outside
Santiago. said Jaime Garcia. gov-
ernor of the capital.
The quake shook Santiago for
about five minutes. Jose Carcamo.
who lives on the sixth floor of a
downtown an11ago appartmcnt
buitding. said: "All of a sudden. this
huge cloud of reddish du t came from
nowhere. I thought it was the end of
the world."
Soviet delegation '
in U.S. viewed as
significant event
WASHINGTON (A P) -Presi-
dent Reagan isn't tonin$ down his
tough talk toward the Soviet Union as
he enters a series of meetings leading
up to the U.S.-Soviet arms control
tallcs in Geneva next week.
Reagan. who'll meet a member of
the Soviet Union's top policy-making
body later this week after sending his
negotiating team off to Geneva, told a
group of conservative reporters the
Soviet Union was "attempting to give
legitimacy to ~ls tyranny" around the
world.
"Throughout the world. the Soviet
Union and its agents, client states.
and $3tellites arc on the defensive -on the moral defensive. the intellcc·
tual defensive. and the polit icat and
economic defensive," Reagan de-
clared in the speech last week.
The president will meet Thursday
with Soviet Politburo member
Vladimir Sbcherbitsky, who arrived
in Washington late Sunday. and was
greeted by Secretary of State George
Shultz. just back from a trip to South
America.
Shcherbitsky is leading a 30-mem·
ber oviet delegation in a tour that
reciprocates a 1983 visit to the Soviet
Union by a bipartisan congressional
group.
Speaking through an interpreter.
Shcherbnsky told reporters at An·
drews Air Force Base. ··we believe
tha1 in lhe present tense international
situation (the United States and the
So' 1et Union) share a role in the
desnny of the world .... We should use
every possibility to remove the threat
of war."
The oviet official said his country
docs not see_!c_ advantages at the
Geneva talks. but wants "the ccssa-
11on not the continuation of the arms
J
race. Successful talks would be an
important contribution to solving the
most .important problem of the day
-removing the threat of nuclear
war."
The United States and the Soviet
Union begin arms negotiations
March 12 in Geneva. and Reagan is
holding several top-level meetings
this week that are expected to touch
on the talks and U.S.-Soviet relations
in general.
Except for Foreign Minister Andrei
Gromyko. the Shcherbitsky v1s1t
marks the first time in 12 years that a
fu ll member of the Politburo. the
Soviets' top policy-mak.inggroup_has
come to the United States, White
House officials say.
White House deputy press sec-
retary Robert Sims says Thursday's ·
meeting between Reagan and
Shcherbitsky affords a chance for "a
general exchange of views," si nce it is
not specifically pegged to the upcom-
ing round of arms control dis-
cussions.
Yet . the meeti~g co.mes a_t a
particularly prop111ous time. given
that 1he arms control talks are set 10
begin five days later in Geneva.
"We believe such '1sits between
leaders of the U.S. and Soviet Union
can usefully contribute to building a
more constructive rclat1onsh1p be-
tween our two countnes:· White
House deputy press sccretal) Marlin
Fitzwater said.
Another White House official. who·
spoke on condition that he not be
identified. said the meeting 1s seen by
the president's advisers as a signifi-
cant event.
Just the fact that it is taking place is
an important development, the of-
ficial said.
~exico kidnappings tied to religion
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Mex-Jcan euthotttlee remain baffled by
lhe kldnapplng of two young
~ couplet who left their
homea. In GU9dalajara to share
their Jeho'IWl's Witness faith
,door-to-door and vanished
.wtthout a trace.
Now, more than three months
'8ftet the Dec. 2 abduction,
·Jehoyati'a Witnesses and of-
;flciala are beglnntng to think the
;eouptea may have been ab-
.ducted becauM of their faith. • "Tt"'Y probabty were picked
up beeause they're Wltnee*
and they're gone," one uniden-
tified American off lclal In
Guadalajara said.
"We are totally confUMd,"
said ·Police Cmdr. Gabrlel
GonzaJez Gonzalez. who 19 In
charge of the Investigation.
Ben Mascarenas. 29, and his
wife. Pat. 27, had moved from
Ely, Nev.. to Guadalajara In
midsummer 1983 to houte-slt for
. a former employer.
Dennis Carlson. 31, and his
wife. Rose, 35, left Redding,
CelH., and arrived ln Guadalaj.ra
on Nov. 30, 1984 to move Into a
two-bedroom apartment.
Both couples were very acttw
In Jehovah's Wttn111• In the
United States, and continued ln
Mexk:o. The faith was ~
10,000 strong and growing tn
Guadalajara when th•
Mascarenas arrived.
· On the first Sunday ln Decem-
ber, just 72 hours aft• the
Cartsons arrived, the couple9 left
thetr homes to go door to door
before church, dlstrlbutlng
pemphtet1 end lharing their re-
ligion.
Suddenly, young men ruehed
from the curb, one lhouflng.
''There ~ .,., .. and grabbed
the two women and forced them
Into a watttng car.
At the comer, the same wefl-
df 1111d men jumped from their
c:.r Md eppr09Ched the two
men. An elderly man who was
wMchlng Mid the Mucarena
Md Cartlon entered the car
wor~. They haven't been
...., or heard from lfnoe. ·
Haydon •s second surgery
may hasten bis recovery
8y "e A11odatt4 Prest ,
LOU I VILLE. K). -Wilham hrocder today murked his IOOth day
with an artificial hean and doctors s~ud surge I)' to ~top bleed ma around Murray
Haydo n's plastic pump wa~ 4 tempora ry setback that wo~ld peed his recovery
in the Iona run. hrocder. the world' !ICco.n~ rec1p1ent of a permane~I
artificial heart. was listed in satisfactory cond~11on ~unddayd and d~torshs~~I
held out hope that he would be nblc to attend h1 son s we mg on ar.c ·
That would be Schroeder I 12th day with the heart. exac~ly how lonJ. p1oneCcr
atient Barney Clark lived with his device .. Mea.~w~1le, Dr. Wilham . ~Vries and other doctors arc "aenerally satisfied wuh result~ of }ihc 90·
minute operation performed Saturday night to staunch bleeding rom a
pinhead-sized hole in Ha ydon's riaht a1rium. or upper heart chamber,
Humana Inc.
Rebel mlnl•ter freed fromjall
PITTSBURGH -.\ Lutheran minister Jailed 1n ~ovei:nber and ous1ed
from his pulpit for spearheading anti-corporate acuv1sm in .d~fiance of a
bishop's orders and h1scongregat1on ·swishes was released from Jail t~ay. The
Re v. D. Dougla\ Rot,h. 33. fired as pastor ofTrinity Lutheran Church in nearby
Clainon S4l)S he won't s1op his activities after his release. Roth was released at
7 a.m. fr~m Armstrong Count) Ja1l 1n K11taning after a 110-day sen1ence for
contempt of court. .
Reagan team buys up BMW•
NEW YORK -..\ pre~1dential advance team. including M1chac1 Deaver,
arranged through d1ploma11c personnel 10 purchase ~1ne BMWs at discounts while in West Germany laM week . Newsweek magazine sa)'s .. ~he purpose of
the t,,-ip was .'9 prepare for Pres1den1 Reagan's four-country v1s1t 1n M~y. The
magazine. citing d1plomat1c sources. reported Sunday that the advance te~m
was in Munich when ''1 hey arranged through embassy ~rsonnel to buy nine
BMW automobiles. using diplomatic passports to get discounts of about .25
percent." Deaver. President Reagan's deputy chief of staff wh~ plans to retire
from 1he While House this year. told the magazine the discounts are a
traditional perk for those holding such passports.
Leukemia boy an Eagle Scout
_ IN DIANA POLIS -A 15-year-old high sc~ool foot.ball player and honor
student received the Boy Scouts' highest award 1n a hospital where he has been
treated for leukemia for the past two mon1hs. Doug Tougaw's parents watched
proudly Sunday as state Rep. John J. Thomas plnnecfthe decoration on the
youth. "I was proud ofh1m before he came to the hospital an.d I'm even more
proud of him now." said his fa_ther. Paul T <?ugaw. a mathem~t1cs and co.~puter
sc,ience teacher. "He's never given up despite the setbacks hes suffered. Doug.
of Lawrenceville. Ill.. completed his final prOJCCt for the Eagle Scout award
from a bed a1 the Riley Hospital for Children.
Whlte NY folks stlll like Goetz
NEW YORK-Despite the disclosure he fired a second ti meat a youth he
thought unharmed. polls show that a maJority of white New Yorkers still say
~ubway gunman Bernhard Goetz was nght to shoot four black teen-agers. As
prosecutors consider taking the case to a new grand JUry. a N.ew~wcek Poll by
the Gallup Organ ization showed that 5 7 percent of the respondents approved
of the shootings. the magazine reported in its current issue. A poll of New
Yorkers conducted by the Daily News and WABC-TV showed 51 percent
approving of the shootings. But while 57 percent of the whi~es polled approved.
onl y 37 percent of the blacks approved, the newspaper said
Satellites taken from shuttle
·CAPE CANAVE RAL. Fla. -Two satellites -were remo,cd from
Challenger's cargo bay. including a possibly defecll\t' ont> that caused the
cancellation of the space shuttle's planned Thursda} launch. The suspect
payload. a NASA tracking and data rcla) 'iatell11e (TDRS). "'Ill ha"e to be
modified because It is believed 10 have a ummg problem 1n a S)Stem that
encodes commun1cauons on Defense Depanment shuttle m1ss1ons. Another
TORS that is m orbit developed the problem last "'eek. and because
Challenger's sa tellite is designed the same wa). N .\~.\ feels 1t too would
experience the same trouble.
CALIFORNIA
-Checkpoint closure hurts Tecate
TEC ATE -Business is at a standstill in this tin y desert town following
closure of the U.S. bordercheckpomt that links th e American com111un1t) with
the Mexican city ofTecate. The American border station at Tccate, 44 miles
east of San Diego. was ordered closed Saturday at sundown by U.S. Customs
officials after intelligence reports indicated Mexican drug de~lqs planned to
kiduav dO Americ.an Customs agen1 or immigration officer. Businessmen say
the act-ion has virtually paralyzed the economy of the town. where merchants
depend on Mexican shoppers crossing the border for up 10 90 percent of their
sales.
Small temblor rocks Malibu
MALIB -Police and residents said the y felt a small earthquake early
today along a portion of the Los Angeles County coastline. "We felt 11 here a few
seconds. It lasted a couple of seconds, Just a real mild shake ... said Deputy Ron
Gomez at the Sheriffs Department's Malibu substation. Gomez said the
tremor was felt about 3:50 a.m. in the seaside community 30 miles west of Los
Angeles.
Gay bar dre•• codes targeted
WEST HOLLYWOOD-The new Ci ty Coune1l 1s cracking down on bars
and discos that demand multiple identification cards or impose dress codes
allegedly intended to keep out blacks and lesbians. Cou ncilman Steve Schulte
put together th e ··one ID" ordinance following complaints from lesbians. who
claimed they were banned from certain gay male bars. Schulte said the
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Some bar owners contended that open-toe shoes pose an insurancr risk because
of the possibility of cuts from broken glass. c41111tl#llc/Jtl
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SYDNEY. Australia -Anti-nuclear prorestcrs m a dozen small boats
tried to surround and halt two arrivi ng U.S. warships 1ooay. hut they were
dnven.offby police who rammed their \CSsels and then pushed them away with
grappling hooks. The protesters )'cllcd obscenities at sailors aboard ' the
destroyers USS 9uchanarrand USS John Young as they motor~ alongside the warships in their small boats. Several nuclear protest groups had vowed 10
prevent the U.S. ships from entering the harbor al Sydney. and Australian aufhonucs were prc~red for them •
Talwan chler• •on named In klllln1
SAN FRANCISCO -An 1dmit1cd member of Taiwan's powlrful
Bamboo Gang claim!' \hinesc·lonauaac journalist Hen ry Liu was killed on
orders from the.son of T11wan Prcs1den1 ~hiana China-kuo. a newspaper
reported. C:hang An-lo. also known as White Wolf, made the c:harats at a
m.cctina Fnday in Los Anaclcs County at which Helen Liu, the journalist's
widow. spoke. to \Cvcral T11wane~ '10ups, the San Francisco EA.tmincr
reported Sunda~ San Mateo ly pr~on have issued murde r1nt1
char1mr-Chcn C111-11, reputed' leader of the Bamt>oo Gang. and Wu un H
alleacd aana member, in L1u's k1lhna. Both remain in c:llstody in Taiwan whcrt
they also ~ave been c~araed 1n the sla)'in A third man accused fn 1he ktllina. Tuna kuc1-scn. remains at larac.
1Valaa warn• of food price protat
W R AW. Poland -Sohdan1y leader ~ch WaJcsa says the aovcmmenc
basdtte1\>ed ~orkers with 11 new plan toaradually 1ncrc:asc food prices and ht
c"pttl!I protest apin1t the hike . Walesa told The Associated Prns 1n 1 telephone interview Sufl4ay that he wa' not plann1n• protest' but ht-uid he
would part1c1pate in any l~~t may occ~r It the Lenin h1pyard In ("Jdansk
where he work,·~ •n elcctr1c11n. The price Mbrcad. milk, t~a nnd other itemi
Jumps py 1 l-7S pcrc~nt today•• part of a revised food pn c hike tcheme announced by au1horn1es l;ist wC"Ck
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lnaelt army convoy moves throqh amall Lebaneee vlllaCe after raid ln Ila.a.rake.
Explosion inside mosque·
kills 11; Israelis blamed
Blast hurts 19others
day after Is rael troops
end Shiite operation
claimed respons1b11t1y for attacks on
Israeli forces.
ofli ccs on the moSQue's second noor.
which collapsed into the ground noor ..
Villagers said a meetin was being
held on now 10 Cflstn ute relief
supplies following the Israeli sweep
Saturday and Sunday.
Writers·Guild girding
for nationwide strike · ~V.ERL Y HlllS(AP)-A,tnkt Ttlt last wnatn 1u11d Jtnke lultd 6.4.25on the WnaCouc~nd 2.7960: ~gamst ahc movie and telcv1s1on I) weeks in 1981 and wa~ pl't'ccdcd by tM Ea1t Cout. About 7,'°° -~.j()()
1ndustl")' wa v1nually a sured a · East. a 67-da)' acto~· stnke. in the West and 2 000 in tht Eatt -
Coast member or the Wmc~ Guild The a1.1ild hu <>.22 1 mmibers -art active. vot1ni mnnbcn. or Amcnca vote on an $84 m1lhon
contract offer already rejected 1n the
West.
"1 hey arc more militant than we
arc.'' Wrileri Guild executive direc-
tor Naomi Gunan said Sunday of the
guild's East Coast members, who
were to vote today.
The less m1l11ant Cahfomia auild
mrmbcrs voted I ,25S to 803 on
Saturday for a trike.
Movie studios and networks have
been stockpiling scripts in prep.
aration. but t1pin1 5tason for pnme-
t1me TV is over. so no 1mmcd1ate
impact wa, expected ther~.The area
most likely to be affected would be the
five-time-a-week soap operas.
The $tnke. sctto beiin at 12:01 a.m.
Tuesday. will affect all motion picture
and television script writing. as well
as any entertainment scnpts for
radio. although newswnters are unaf-
fected.
The twos1dcs held no talks Sunday.
a spokesman said.
Starting today in Los An~eles 1s
binding arbitrauon over the issue of
percentages for wri ters from the sale
of videocassettes and on whether
writers were overpaid for certain
types ofwork done for pay television.
As pan of their final contract ofTer
Friday. producers offered writers a SI
mtlhon health fund contribution
ofTcr to drop the arb1trauon.
"We anttc1pate those proceedings
to last several months and if the
wnters-are on $tn'ke because of that.
than that's their choice." Alliance of
Motton Picture and T elev1s1on
Producers president J. Nrcholas
Counter said Saturday.
Who says Sh ....
ain't go~ cultur
SHARON, Pa.(AP)-Some
fofk1 rntght be outraged to have
their town r•Wd the IMet-cul-
tured peace In the country. 8ut in
Sharon, wn«e thing• are quiet
"and we like It that way," cutture
11 In the eye of the behokSer -
among other ptacea. •
"Why, once not too long ago
we had a major poW« outage
and cutture 1PttnQ up In WfKY
refrigerator In town," the Sh•on
Herald said In an open letter.
"Have you' Ina fNfK been to one
of our midnight bingo games ..
the 11rwttatt, gathered wtth •
bunch of friends to drink Iron City
and soak up tome 'Family Feud.'
or watched a championship arm
wrestUn' match?"
Rand McNalty, in tta 1985
"Ptac. Rated Almanac" r•
le8Md last week, made the
surprise cho6ce of Plttlburgh, 80
m"91--aouth of Sharon, •the
nation's belt place to five.
Sharon flntshed last among the
329 cities In cutture.
· In a letter pubttlhed Saturday MAAR~E. Lebanon (AP> -An explosion blrw a pan the second noor
of a stone mosque toda)'. a da~ after
hundreds of Israeli soldiers ended an
operation here against Shute Moslem
resistance. At least 11 people.died and
19 others were injured. according to
U.N. and press sources.
Lebanese state radio accused Israel
efbeing responsible fort he explosion.
VillagerMCreamed that Israel was to
blame. In Tel Aviv. the Israeli
m1litar) spokesman's office issued a
statement saying 11 "strongl y den1C1"
that the Israeli arm}' was involved in
the blast.
The French soldiers ringed the
mosque. holding hands to block
crying and screaming onlookers from -=--================-----= ........... =====-==========~
slowi ng rescue workers. Men and
women shouted "Allah Akbar" -
God 1sgrcat-a rall)1ng cry forSh11te
Moslem opposition to lsraeh occupa-
tton. Wtthin an hour of the blast, an
luaeh Jet made. two low passes over
the village and the shouts JOt louder.
Soldiers from a United Nations
peacekeeping contingent and rescue
workers removed bO<J1es from the
building. co,ere<l the corp..e'i with
blankets and took them 10 another
mosque in the vi llage. located 7.4
miles.of the port of Tyre 1n an area
known as the "arc of re'i1stance"
against Israeli occupation.
Goksel said ooc of the dead was an
infant, and 'iourcc'i said one of those
killed wac; Mohammed Saad, a leader
of the Shute i.\mal m1htrn that hac;
French U.N. soldiers said the
e\plosion was caused by a chafle
placed either on the ground Ooor or in
c;econd Ooor offices whcrt' Amal
meetings often were held.
Fifteen of the inJured were taken to
the U.N. hospital in the border town
of Naqoura and five were treated by
French .N. medics tn Maarake.
"There might more people under
the rubble," Gokscl said. "The village
1s in complete shock right now.
People ran after our ambulance 10 try
to find out what is happenini."
<\member of the Amal m1lit1a, his
arms bloodied 1n the rescue effon.
\3td 25 to 30 people had been 1n
Maarakc has been the scene of
several raids by the Israeli army. On
aturday hundred!. of Israeli troops
swept into the village. rounded up
male residents for questioning and
srarchcd houses for explosives and
other weapons. . .
Israeli military sources said at the
11mc that one man was killed and
three houses were destroyed during
the raid.
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The JUStlce!i, over two d1sc;cn1ing
votes. let stand Gacy's death sentence
for the 1980 conv1ct1onc;.
Onl}' Justicci. William J. Arc-nnan
and Thurgood Marc;hall. who arc
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Gaq 's drath <>entence
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buried in shallow graves ir'l the crawl
space underneath Gacy's home in
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Two more bodies were found
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four more were recovered from nvers
near h1or; home.
1n other cases. the coun:
•Rduscd to re\l\C a la"su1t filed
b> the fami l> of a former fundamen-
talist Morman killed b} poller 1n 1979
while resisting efTons to place his
children tn public schools 1n tah.
The JUSt1ces. without comment.
rejec ted an appeal contending that
Utah officials conspired to kill John
ingcr.
•Ruled on an 8-1 decision that
states generally ma y not impose
residency requirements on lawyers
who are lice·nsed to practice within
their borders. ·
•Allowed the government 10
award a Michigan radio Statton
license to a black applicant pased on
her race ... ,
The justices turned down an appeal
by a group of whi te applicants who
said 11 was discriminated against
unla~fu~ly by the ~ederal Com-
mun1cat1ons Com m1ss1on.
•Decided by a 6-3 vote that a
cnm1nal suspect's confession 10
police. given after he was ad\ 1scd of
his Miranda rights. ma} be used as
tnal evidence even th ough an earlier
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JOWA CITY. Iowa (AP) -Psy-
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problem" of sexual abuse of women
and that's why she's willing to go to
jail for de'ltroy1ng violent porno-
graphy 1n M1dwc!il c111es.
Farler. who has spent 18 ~~:ir~
counseling abused women 1n her
Iowa 1ty chnic. and N1kk1 (raft. a
Wisconsin acttv1s1. Joined forces
about five months ago 1n the Preying
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They've cro scd the Midwest 1n a
~Rampaiic on Penthouse," tearing up
Penthouse and Hustler maga11nes. Both women have been 'ICntcnced
three tim.cs to bncf tcrmi. tn Jail ~nd ~vc been booked a number or other
states and moved to Nebr~ska this
week. Although it attracts publicity. tear-
ing up magazines is not the main
point. Farley s~ud. The women and
men involved stage the protests as a
S)'mbolic gesture to stan drscuss1on
on the deeper issues. she said.
"We sec it as an act ofcommunica-
1100. not of de<itructton.'' she said.
"We want people to start thinking
about what these maga.uncs arc
promoting."
Both women stress they arc not
advocating censorship. nor are the}'
opposed to sexuality and nudtly.
"We want to sec cxphctt images of
sex and sensuality." Farley said. "The
lase thing we would support is any
more laws that further sexual op-
pression."
sa1 er group wou 11 t
o the group travels thousands of
mild. alerts the media, takes some
verbal abuse and sometimes -
though not always -gets thrown 1n
J311.
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getting sick on the food. But we know
we have to accept rcspons1b1ht> for
our action!. It's whal we have-to do ...
Being Jailed has attracted suppon
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mtcrestc(f in stopping violent porno-
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what kttps them going in what 1
often an exhausting movement.
"This 1s gruclins work. expens1"e
:ind time-consuming." Farley said.
"8u1 whenever I get tired I look at
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acts to be overwhelming to deal
with." Farley ,aid. "I am committed
to workina on an individual basi , but
1t doesn't get to the root of the
problem."
legislation that would ban the ~le of
any maga2inc. even Husilcr or
Penthouse.
What the group hope~ to do is
change society's attitudes toward
violent pomography. so that people
JOtn& or anot er 1vc arrests. am
JUSt enraaed about the 5afcty of
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Farley u1d the roots lie In violent
pornography, dep1e11n1 w men and
chlldrcn 1nl>Onda1c or bCma-raped.
mcftitatcd or killed and that the
1ma1es11vc men the idea that women
arc obJt-Ch to be ahu~d and dis-
carded.
"N1kk1 ha bc:tn ~or~ina for 10
ycar1 10 make people awal't' of how
1masn and word~ promote violence
a11in t women." <ehe said "I s.aw 11 O'l
a mo~ (rutlful way to fiaht 1hc
problem "
"MtC\ ar{bc1n tauaht to rape .lnd
1hc~ maaat1ncs provide a ,upport
l)"Cm for-that 1dta." raf\ 1d "I
feel a morn I urarncy 10 do cvtt')'th1n
I can to brtak 1hal 'uppnrc ~>-·ncm ..
1 hc(lr()up ha' hccn 1n hvc Mtd\loc'll
quit bu inLll, Farlt;_y Qtd.
"You don't sec Nai1 or rac"'
lttenaturc on the shclv Qf CQl\Vct-
n1encc stores tt.fouahout 1"' land,"
C"r:tft stud. " 1cty JU t wouldn't
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no one m.a.s -produ tt. We want
that \ame attitude toward violence
aaain t women." ('tv1l d1sobcd1cncc ~emcd the be t
way to filht an industry that make at
lea t $8 billion a year. htley said.
ahhouah 111'\n't the ca 1r t way
"I would love to be i11t10J at h()mc
pubh h1na map11nc'I ·9.'llh tood
female t,e\ual 1m:-i ''I." she 1d. "Rut
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la)ln nround to do that "
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This newspaper is, after all, a textbook, according to Gov.
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be used to develop reading. writing and thinking abilities in a
variety of context areas which include history/social studies,
science, mathematics and the performing arts ... "
The governor ex pressed that opi nion in his resolution
declaring this Newspaper in Education Week. He is to be
commended, not only for his astute awareness of the social value
of the newspaper. but for his .generous spirit. The governor is, of
course. a politician by trade. And politicians have been known to
· ·. feel about newspapers like Cleopatra felt about the asp.
: • But his points about the educational valu~ of reading a daily
· newspaper are worth reiterating ... Newspapers publish highly
·.relevant and interesting materials which appeal to students at all
··educational levels," the governor observed. And ''the news-
:: paper, because it is readily a vailable to the school and the home. ~can help parents and teachers coordinate what students learn in
the home with what they learn at school."
.• State Superintendent of Public Instruction Bill Honig
·.joined the governor in signing the resolution and added his own
laudatory comments.
"Newspapers have long been a sy mbol of freedom and
.·democracy." he said. ''Not only do they serve this nation's
·:citizens b~ providing invaluable information, but they also serve
· this state s school students in the classroom and at home by
doubling as a textbook,'' Honig said.
Both Deukmejian and Honig urged parents and teachers to
work with students to develop good newspaper reading habits.
• There can be no hi~her compliment for \he newspaper
.-industry than to be recognized as a positive force in education. It.
·!:is our function to iniorm in order that people may make rational
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• entertainment -their li ves. We accept the recognition of the
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Now for the quiz: What is the atomic weight of Cleveland?
U.S. Fit~ess Academy site
owes thanks to supervisor
To the Editor:
Congra tulations are cenainl} 1n
order for all th ose involved in
bringing the U.S. Fitness Academ > 10
Orange County. However. special
thanks and much credit should go to
Supervisor Tom Rile). Supervisor
Riley was q uoted as sayin~ to George
Allen ... You'vccome up with another
winner" -11's reall y Supervisor
Riley who has again helped bring
tremendous credit to his south count}
d1stnct.
The quiet d1ploma0 of Supervisor
Riley and his staff has paid ofT onC{'
again. and Laguna Niguel, Orange
County and the United States arc the
rear winners. We. the c1tiLens of
Laguna Niguel, should now en-
courage and help the foundation to
raise the nccessan funds. In add1t1on
we can ofTcr much more to the
foundat ion and the ce nter. Let's each
one of us give of our time. talent or
whate ver to help when and where we
can.
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Laguna Niguel
Culture not the same anymore.
To the Editor:
Do 'ou remember when the new\-
papers were contemplating Costa
Mesa havi ng its own music center'l
Some of us oldt1mers had v1s1ons of
music halls and the old bandshell in
the park. the Boston Philharmon1t
Orchestra. and such.
If anyone had drawn a mental
picture of some ape running across
the stage. tackling the microphone
and screaming like a banshee. there
would have been quite a d11Tcrent
reaction. especially by t lme neigh-
bo rs. The word culture ha<; taken on
qune a ddTcrent meaning
On a TV report on a rnncert put on
h} one c:allcd The Prinu.· J girl v.a<o
'>hown putting on a prehminaf) shov.
Prchminam.•-; are prominent in big
L.M. Bovo
boxing matches. The> explained that
near the end of her act. she had taken
off most of her clothes. and had a man
touch her crotch. on stage. This is
culture?
We u..,ed to "ice 1hat kind of~howon
the back side of cheap carnivals and
1n ci rcuses that couldn"t afford an
elephant. The) went on to say that
Prince wrote hie; ov.n music. and that
most of 1t had a '>Cxual theme. This 1s
culture"
It makes ) ou wonder what they arc
tea ching 1n schools these days and
calling eduea11on. I suppo'ie that they
arc teaching culture. You can prob-
ahl~ find a lot of cultured people 1n
the skid rm .. gutter\ these days.
ljM BOLDIN(,
to\ta Mc\a
Dog called Rin Tin Tin
borrowed i;i ame of doll
French \Old1ef\ during World War
I earned a tiny doll a'> a good luck
charm. It had a pet name. A few )Car<;
arter that, a dOJ, later to become for::.
time tllc world" mo~t famous canine.
w
Tin.
Women involved 1n cx tru -marnal
affairs take them more senou'il) than
men do. That oti\.1ou~ fact wac; among
the fi r..,t 1n our I o"c and \.\-ar man'.;;
files Role<; and rclat1 on'>h1pc, ha vl.'
changed con~dembty. <md :ire chana·
1ng ever. But nothing has hnppcncd 10
ansc {hat old 1cncnlhty. tud1e,
prove women 'till art t:1r n·wre
ORANGE COAST
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vulncrnhle Hnd fa1 les'> <:a\ual 10
romance.
To ccnmn ~oplc 1t 1s 1mportani to
know that a human bod falling from
a opa oot pa m rec
w11h a fatal fo rce of 2.000 pounds.
The ma;or cause of death 'm New
Guinea·., Papua 1s hi.1<'.-d as "trees"
r om nine out of 1.·vt>r) 50 peo ple
1n .\rkan as arc of parents who were
both horn in tht• I ·n1ted "I.ates r
N~1 all n·d h"t''i arc red. you know.
L.M. Boyd 11 a 1yodlcated
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If you're one of the three or four
people who read this column each
Monda). you're probably aware that
I'm somewhat less than enchanted
with companies or government or-
ganizations that grow so large the}
lnp over their own skins.
It S<.'cms 10 be a law of business that
the larger the company. the more
ridiculous the operating procedures.
\ . What seems to usually happen as
that a man (or woman. of course) will
come up with a good idea. and stan a
bus1ncs"i. If 1t"s a truly good idea. the
business grows to a point where he or
she can no longer handle 11 alone. and
must start looking for employees.
.\s the business co ntinues to grow.
the owner has to go through more and mfm~ people in order to make
something happen. When he hires his
first employee. it's pretty simple. He
sa)s "Joe. paint the widgets green."
Joe paints the widgets green.
After a while. he says. "Joe. paint
the widgets blue." and Joe says.
.. Sam. the boss says paint the widgets
blue." Probably, the widgets get
painted blue. When the company
reaches a s11e where the commands
have to go th ro ugh more than 10
people. 1t"s usual!} a miracle if the
widgets get painted al all. Not only
that. but the company has now
splintered into several factions. Per-
sonnel. Pa yroll. P'roc urement. Sales.
Manufacturing. Each of these
divisions has its own chief. and his
personal phllosoph} doesn ·1 necess-
anl} include helping the other chiefs.
I mean. after all. he's the head of his
own department. He take'i orders
from the boss. but he's not about 10
take an) stuff ofT that idiot 1n
manufacturing.
BtLL
Hmn
So far. what I've been describing 1s
business. and how a good business
can get all screwed up. Government
seems to stan out all screwed up.
This process is a product of growth.
Usually. the workers can't be blamed.
Sometimes. but really pretty seldom.
there are inept people in jobs that they
shouldn't have.jobs that they lack the
capability to handle. Usuall y what
gums up the works is that an
employe~ gets contradictory orders
from two different bosses. One says
,paint the widgets red. the other says
blue. The employee does nothing.·
and the widgets don't get painted .
Usually. personal iflitiative is pun-
ished. If the painter takes it upon
himself to paint half red and the other
half blue. so that in theory at least half
of the widgets will be rig.ht. he's fired.
Probably, so is the chief who had·the
wrong color. So. because he has a
family to suppon. he does nothing.
and no widgets get painted. Sales isn't
happy, because it has no widgets to
ship. Accounts payable soon vastly
outweigh accounts receivable. and
soon. nobody has a job.
The man who started the whole
thing is. by now. probably pretty
wealthy. ana wouldn't dream of
starting to make his own widgets
again. Not to worry. thou~h . Down
the street is a man who as making
widgets in his garage. and is just
starting to look for his first employee.
The foregoing is not. fo nunately.
true of every business. It does.
howev~r. happen entirely too of\en.
Perhaps the reason it seems that
government is so much more affected
by this syndrome is because go verri-
ment never goes out of business due
to its own inefficiency.
We just continue to pay.for it.
Every once in awhile, an excep11oa
comes along that tests the rule. I
recently became aware of one.
Back an Mi chigan, somebody 1s
thinking.
The Saginaw Township Police
Depanment busted a cocaine dealer.
He had $49.000 and a Cadillac. He
was convicted. Under Michigan state
law. the police depanment that
makes the arrest can confiscate nearl>
anything connected to the cnme.
Boats. houses. cars. cash. and they can
even cash checks 'l'nade out to the
perpetrator. The arrestin$ agenq
keeps 75 percent of what its seizes.
and the remaining 25 percent goes to
the state Office of Substance Abuse
Services.
The Saginaw Township Police
Depanment ended up with $37,500
and the car. Now comes the good pan.
What did they do with this windfall?
First of all. they used part of the
money to pay the salary and benefits
of a full-time narcotics office r. They
used anothc:r pan of it to install a
computer system. They used another
part ofit to remodel the police sta11on.
and finall y, they traded the Caddy for
a ··1ess conspicuous car" to be used by
the narcotics officer.
You can say what y~u nt about Michigan. They lack o 1 te. and
right now. it's colderthan h II back
there. but somebody back there
THINKS! Somebody has decided it's
time that the criminal element staned
to pay for law enforcement on a level
other than traffic tickets.
The law was enacted in 1982. and is
known as the "Drug Forfeiture Bill"
and has resulted in the collection ot
approximately $800,000.
Any wa y that yo u look at 11, 1ha1·s
S800.000 that the ~ood folks 1n the
State of Michigan didn't have 10 ante
up.
Columnist 8111 Harvey /Ives Jn
Huntington Beach.
Secret SALT II deal led
to spurt in· Soviet missiles
W.\SHI NCi ION W11h a
columnist's presumption. I have for
3& years been stra1gh1cn1ng out presi-
dent'> and reminding them of facts
the) would rather forget. rm happy to
pro' 1dc th1o; unwanted service to
President Reagan. whoSl' memory
fa 1kd him at h1i; las1 prcs'iconfcrcnce.
... Jaca
AIDEISOI
He wa!> asked by UPI\ veteran
White House correspondent. Helen
Thomas. abuut the unrat1ficd ALT II arms<ontrol agreement. should have been consulted. Some concerned senators began making "Jack Ander on said 1n his column di$Creet mqumes six months ago.
toda) that 1n 1981 yo u passed the On Feb. 1. the xnalO.rs &Ota secret
word to Moscow that. even 1f the sensitive repon from the White
. I u would · h r m
nut \1gn it ." 'lhe Cilpla1ne . en in document. o course, put t e secret
1982. Moscow told you that they arc accommodation in the most
no longer bound by the SALT 11 favo rahlc po"ible language.
treat)', and the) began to build up But 11 concedes that Rcaaan
thei r arl\Cnal over the limit. 1 notified the Soviet Union he would
"ls that true''" he askc:d not go ah~d with the SALT II rrcaty,
"I read. that m)self this morning," that the Soviet then bepn buildint
Reagan rc'lponded. "and I went 1n10 intercontinental missiles as fa r as
the office and I 53id. 'Where is all of they could. that the Pentaaon dutiful·
1h1i.com1 r I do not remember ly dismantled old weapons to stay
an) statement from 1he Soviet Union within the limits of the unratificd
of that kind." treaty, and that thi1 unilateral dis.
I don't blame the president for h1 armament was kept 5tetct until
confu.,1on I ha "c read dozens of suspicious senators beaan demandina
classified documents dealing with the answers.
SALT II neaottations. I frankly aot All the while. the White House
los1.100.1n thc1unJ1eof1mpcnetrable cncouraaed the American people to
verba&e. entanahna phrases and believe that the United States and
dense. technical underbrush... Soviet Union had a&recd lO abide by
Out of this wilderness. rumors the unraufied treaty.
leaked that Reapn had reached a My H~iate Dalt Van Atta ha
tccrct understanding with the Soviet examined the secret record. To rt·
Union 1n 1981 and had nealtttcd to fresh the prC$1dent's memory. here
mention this to the Stnate. which arc some c1t1cf Quotes:
•"In September 1981. the U.S.
notified the USSR that it would not
seek ratification of SALT II. thus
relieving both panics under inter·
national law of an y obligation w11h
respect to the treaty." The treaty
would have lim ited each side to 2.+so
" trategic nuclear-delivery vehicles."
which are called SNDVs.
•By the following June. the ov1ets
had alreudy accumulated 2.500
SNDVs. This led to a mee ting
between then-Secretary of State Alex-
ander Ha is and Soviet Foreign Mtn15-
ter Andrei Gromyko on June 18-19.
1982. Confides the belated report to
the Senate: "Both sides would abide
•The exceptions. the White Ho~sc
report explains, "were agreed to be
obsolete with the passa1,e of time."
Use of the word "agreed · how that
both sides were aware th:u SALT ll's
limia.had been breached.
•Apparently, the administration
naively bche~e he Soviets would
not ~n more .SNDVtr bu&
would be sat i~ ted with the 2.SOO the)'
had already deployed.
Even in th1 belated adtn1 s1on to
the Senate. t'hc White House pla)'ed
down the extent of the Sovie& mis 1le
spun that followed the secret deal
with Moscow. The rcpon states that
the Soviets had 2.522 SNDVs by last
summer. But top.secret CIA and
Pent.aaon repons put the fiaure at
more than l . 7SO. That's SOO mott
than the hmit set b SALT II.
Jad A.Htf'IH II a 1yrttll~IH
tfJl•••l1t. •
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RJCHARD COJISN colamnlat
R1c1111
Co11E1
Federal
tobacco
subsidy
immoral
Pro-Hf ers should
denounce smoking
a longside a-bortion
WA HI NGTON -I have in my
office a sign from the Coastal Medical
Ox ygen en ice of t. Petersburg.
Fla .. which sa) s m big red letters.
"NO SMOKING. OXYG EN IN
USE." II belonged to my Uncle Mike,
a former smoker and emphysema
victim who needed tlie oxygen for his
crurt1bhng lungs. I took the sign when
~d~ .
I did more than that. I went outside,.'-
the bungalov.. where Mike had li ved
and thrcv.. m) cigarettes in to a trash
can. I vowed I would never smoke
again -and I didn't for ma ybe a day
or two. I ha ve since QUll and loathe
cigarettes IA 1th the passion of a
con\en. That's· th{' background to
what follows·
The Wall Street Journal the other
day callt:d on Sen. Jesse Helms (R-
N.t .) 10 "confound hi s cnt1cs and
show statesmanship'" b) 'iupponing.
instead of denouncing. the Reagan
administra11on·., proposal to end
tobacco subs1d1cs. The Jo_.rnal noted
that cigarettes are unhealth). but its
bottom hnc was. well. the bottom
line. It asked Helms to look upon the
tobacco program 3'> he would. say.
milk sub 1d1c'>: In thl' name of fiscal
consistenc~. 11 had to go.
But I. 1n the name of a one-time
plu mbcr named Mike Rosenberg. call
on Helms 10 truh confound his
criti cs. to <.tramblc ·1he1r brains and
leaH' them dumbstruck. In the name
of moral cons1stcncv. Helms and his
cohort'l tn the nght-io-hfc movement
ought to dl·nouncr smoking ;ust as
lhe) do abortion. After all. cigarettes
kill too.
Now I would he the first to rnncedc
tha1 this ·comparison 1s t bit o"er-
drawn . .\bortaons. as the name sug-
gests. alway'i abort. c1gare1tes some·
times do not. There are people who
can smoke and 1et a1Aa) w11h 11. At
least it doesn"t kill them. It ma y slow
them down. v.caken their health, sap
their stamina and. as the} sa).
.. contrihute" to hcan di sease. but
they manage to mttt the gnm reaper
with their lungs intact. a 1:1garctte
dangling from their lip-;. maybe w11h
only a telltale cough to give them
awa }.
Helms and the other guardians of
our moraht} might argue that s1nlc
abo n1on take'i the hf{' of "hat the>
call "the unhorn 1nn<xcnC it's dif-
ferent from smoking. "°ot quqe.
Smoking b) pregnant v.nmcn hurts t~e 1;1nb<_>rn . But e, en '>O. )Our a\erage
v1ct1m 1s the born and thl.' not-so-
innoccnt. Man) smokers. though arc
kids. eSJ)('Clnll) )OUng girls and only
in some theorcucal sense do the>
i;choosc" to smoke For them. thr
health consequences arc so distant
they seem to ha' e no real1t> at all. But
they do. This )Car for the first time.
lung cancer I'> ex pected to replacl.'
breast cancer as the leading cause ot
-death among "omen. No one know~
how to prevent hreast cancer. f\en-
one knows ho" to pre' ent moo;t lung
cancer .
. The issue h~'I'\: 1<; not fiscal con-
sistency. but moral cons1<,tenc) 11
hardly mailer, that a1 $60 m1l11on a
year. ~he go vernment'., tobano pro-
gram 1s small. It would he in1moral nt
S 1. a year. What's the gm.ernmcnt do11~g m a busi ness who!IC product 1,
add1c11vc. unhealth) and. 1n man\
casc'i. fotal'l Where·., thr logic 1n
placing a hea lth warning on cigarett e
packs and checks in the pcx ket"i ot
tobacco farme rs'!
It's tough for a poht1c1nn 111 tell a
l~al industry it ough1 to roll O\Cr and
die. It may. in fact. be too much 103,k
of any poht1c1an. Tobacco alread)
takes a h1Jh h~man toll and the co.II~ of the 1ndu~try would ccr· ~a1nl . ah~ough temporarily, add 10
mora Y.UP 11 ma. but neither, for that matter. is poveny. lt't. easy for people
such as me to call for an end of to~cco suppons and quite another
th 1na to say what should be done for
srowers and others dependent on the foul and fltth y lcar:
So don't count on Helms or a~
other member of C'ongrcu from 1 tobacco"statc. to lead tflis Ptnicular
moral crusade. But that doc n't leave
the rest of the Conarcss oO'the hook
Here it has an issue in which moraltt)'
a_nd austcnty f!leCt 1n happy coruunc-
uon -1n which cheap 1s also r\&ht
The Wall. treet~ouma.l.11se>eon tht
bonom hnc, thinks the aovemment uP,t to . act out of the tobacco
busincu. SO do I. but I havc mycyeon
somethina elK h's a "No 'imolCina .. sign an m)' office.
ltld•NI Cotn ,, I •tHkttlH ~l•••l•t.
COAST
Book .
. to tell
of trial,
career
Bible publi she r -
to issue DeLorean
auto~iography
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. (AP) -
John Z. Delorean. the former aulo·
maker who became a "born-again ·
~hristian" while facing drug traffick·
1ng charges. will write an auto.
biography for one of the nation's
largest Bible publishers.
Zondervan Publishing House of
Grand Rapids said the book. to be
called "De Lorean," will be in
bookstores nationwide in Septembef.
Company spokeswoman Carol
Holquist said the book, which De
.Lorean still is writing. will include his
experiences as an execUtiVe atGCO:-
eral. Motors Corp., how he staned his-
own automobile company and "what
went wrong."
Last Aug. 16, De Lorean was
acquitted in Los Angeles of -'ight
. counts of conspiracy to distri bute coca.in~ Also. ,De Lorean's defunct
De Lorean Motor Co. is the subject of
a -liquidation case now in U.S.
Bankruptcy Coun in Detroit.
In addition. one of De Lorean's
attorneys. !=toward Weitzman. said
last September that a grand jury in
Detroit is ''investigating John De
Lorean and various items have been
subpoenaed from us on John De
Lorean's behalf."
Holquist said Friday that De
Lorean approached ZQndervan with
a proposal to publt~h the au10-
b1ography. but she said she did not
know when he came forward .
"We are a leadine Christian pub-
lisher and we historically have done
very well with books of this kind." .she
said. mentio ning an autobiography
"Man in Black," about singer Johnny
Cash. published by Zondervan.
··we do a lot of books of God
redeeming people." she said.
Holquist said Zondervan has not
decided how many copies of "De
Lorean" will be in the first printing.
and she isn't sure how long th<? book
will be. She said it will be made
available to general-interest and re-
ligious. book stores.
-~wht:n asked how much the con-
tract was worth. Holquist said.
"That's not a question I will answer
directly. It's a competiti ve contract."
Weit zman was una vailable for ·
comment.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday, Mlrcl'I 4, 1915 A'I
Challenge
gets -·s~art.ed.
With Magic ;.
Eagle Sy.ridtc~te
lets m edia p ak at
'la bora tory' yach t
By ALMON LOCKABEY
Delly ............ '*'
In 1983 the 12-meter Magic. de·
signed by Johan Valentijn. was one of
th ree new yachts designed and built
fo r Dennis Conner's bid to defend the
America's Cu-p. Magic was The fiffi
yacht rejected by Conner as un-
satisfactory -not fast enough.
Today Magic is being hailed by
Newpon Harbor Yacht Club's Eagle
Syndicate as the ad vent of the second
coming -of the America's Cup. that
is. '
Not that Magic will be the syndi-_
c_ate's. choice-for. a l-984 ehaHcnge 1b
bringing the Cup from Perth. Austral-
ia to Newport Beach. It was
purchased as a .. laboratory" to be
used by Valentijn .in desiening the
new 12-meter Eagle which 1s now in
the design and tank testing sta~e.
La st i:-hursday_ the syndi~ate S?ve
the media a preview ofMagic under-
g6ing last-minute preparations at the
Long Beacll-Marina Shipyara prior to
its visit Sunda} at Ardell Manna in
Newport Beach.
It should be ex plained that the
Eagle Syndicate's challenge for -ihe
Amenca·s Cup is not financed by
Newport Harbor Yacht Club. The
challenge was filed under the auspices
of NHYC but the syndicate is being
financed by personal and corporate
donations th rough the tax-exempt
California lnterna11onal Sailing As-
sociation.
On hand at the press showin$ fo r
Magic were Dick Sargent. s~ nd1cate
president: Bill Crispin. project man-
ager: Rod Da vis. the designated
skipper of Magic -and ult1matel~.
Eagle. and Doug Rastello. Ne"port
Beach, who has been selected b~
Da' is as his tac11c1an and backup
helmsman.
argent sa id about a quarter of the
$8.5 million the SLnd1cate has budget-
ed for the challenge has been rece" ed
from 'a nous sources. <\s \ice presi-
dent in char$e of operations for the
1984 01) mp1cs. argent was second
in command under Peter l 'eberroth
Davis was a member of the gold
medal-winning team of Robbie
Haines in the 1984 ) achting 01) m-
p1cs. He is also a former Con-
gressional Cup match racing winner
and has had extcnsl\ e t'\~nencc as
sk ipper and ere'" man aboard offshore
L
Dick Sargent. president of
NHYC's Eagl~ Syndicate.
racing }achts. He has also crewed on
12 meters (Defender and C ourageou!.
in the 1983 C'up trials). and more
recent!~ v.as skipper on the. maxi
~acht Boomerang which won Class..\
1n the 19~5 outhem Ocean Racmg
( onferencc in Flonda.
Most recent add111on to the S\nd1-
c:ite r~ Ra-.tcllo He , .. as ere \\ ma·n fur
Da'" in hi) ( ongre\!>1onal Cup
'1cton and has '>k1ppt•red his ov.,n
boJt tn the C ongress1unal (up. -;ec-
unJ on h to 1 hl· ·\ llll'rtl'il°' ( up in 1wo-
h11a1 mJtl h racing Hl· 1s a former .\II·
·\nll'rtlJ t'l1lleg1a1e .. ailor anJ a ,·et
eran of '>ul'h pri:,<.11g1ous \\Orld-Clas"
~al·h1 ract"' as the .\dm1rars C,up and
thl' C :inada ( up
'\.a med as na\ 1gator h Peter
. t::tlku" a 'etcr:in of the Clipper Cup
(Please aee MAGIC/AS)
Diners had extra heljJings off oreig~ culture
Amy De Gusman
Phlllppinea at buffet.
from Director Vicki Beraman
made lntroductlone.
Kay Daqaette deecrtbee n.,. ban& around dlnln1 ball.
'
By CAROL MOORE
OI Ille O•llY Pl'fl ll•ff
Cook::. prepared foods from
avocado to zighini to tempt adven-
turous appetites at the second
annual International Potluck Din-
ner presented by the English as a
Second Language program at UC
Irvi ne. -
After all. how oft en do you get
kluai boa-chee fordessen'?
Some 300 participa1:llS moved
slowly along the bountiful buffet in
-che Heritage Room at trni versity
Center.
The~ were wondering which
utensi lsorcondiments to use with
the zighini (hot, spicy Ethiopian
meat) and considering how well the
stuffed Greek dolm.as. sushi .
lasagna. Chinese pot stickers and
fabouleh would get along on the
same plate.
The piece de resistance was a
whole lamb roasted b) Arabian
students. Chicken was offered
adobo-style from the Philippines. 1n
enchiladas and in Chinese salads.
And for those who wanted to ta~te
detente there was a Russian quiche.
whole table full of desserts: the klua1
boa-chcc(bananas boiled in
coconut milk from Thailand ).
nat1lla (C' olom b1an custard ).
crostata (Jam-filled Italian past I)).
klava.Englisb Lrtflc and French
c~fTs-all inH.-gratcd b an
apPl . •
The room was draped with huge
Oags(loancd by Fluor Corp.) from
I ndoncs1a. Qatar, witLcrland. ,
Bahnu n. Mexico. Francr. Japan.
Thailand. Turkey and others of the
18 home cou'ntr1c oft he 132
tudent in the ESL program this
quancr. Mnn)' wore nauvecos-
tumctasc: 1dcnccd ~ th~obis.
turbans and burmoosc at tabl
whcru tudcnt • host fam11ic and
uni\'CflltY tafTcrscomparcd foods.
\
o.., l'llol ........ by ,,_. c--
J ane DeSelm. ln full Moroccan coetume, Arjang Bay a nd Kballfa Alewaidi were
chatted with YarlArlaa from Japan. amon& turbaned ueeta at UCI dinner.
languMtS and hentages.
··.\IT this v.ouldn 't be ss1bte
bus1nesscommun1cat1on and VLSI
s1hcon processing.
.\ nother co tu me that dre" a lot
cantell you'reollh.app) ... atleastno o attent1onwas evc1e IJC a
\\hlCh CO\eredall but thee)C of lo nger hungry." quipped Dr. Vicki
Bergmu ,directorofE! L. .. wc·r~
glad forall )'oursupponofour
program. shanng the good time
and t1a1'd tmwsoncaminsasccond.
language.··
HerOncntal outfit\\a colllw,.t
pkted b) Chinese opera slippers
"'1th tasse l that tluttered at full
speed all e' c nmg as she urned
from totblc to table. offering in-
troduction~ and thank-\ ous or lead-
ing dance Unc . ·
She wa there unul midnight
Fnday,g1' "''tmtrfiuc to the taC't
1h31 hc ~a l<':t,ingthcnc\t
morning fora month-long tourof •
Japan, Thailand. t ndonc\Ul and
~1oln) 1a to promote rnu~s 1n
t.1, Jane ~Selm,ass1stantd1rl'Ctorof
E L. he had purchased the outfit in
~1orocco dunnghcr t\\O )cars there
"1mthcPcaccCo~.
Richard Baisden.dean oft n1\Cr-
s1t} Exten ion .a knO\\k.dged those
inthc ln10ccommun1t\ "ho
pm' 1de room. and board fort ~e
tudents and the campui. pc!"'.onnff
who('~ 1 t the foreign holarsand
rc~a'rchcrs in adJ usung tot heir
1ntens1' c cum culum. He concluded
O) sa) ing. "You·~all honored and
)Ou're all~mc ..
ThccHning·,cntertainment. in-
troclu cd O\ Marilyn Gladlt , roord1·
natorof,tudcnt 'Cf' ll'C\ ~gan
\\ 11h cla\s1cal Pcr\1an Cl•ano must\
tlwn ~Jll' .\r:th\Stngersaccom-
ran11.·J ti n ud ~choru~ofESL
'ltuJt·nh 01 ~d u1tan st Rhoda
an1e on c;tagc to c;ing .. t s a ma
"orld .. and thc1ro\\n adaptation.
.. l his World I\ M ~ \vorld,"
To reorient C\Cf)ork for the tnp
hornl'. the( ahfornia BanJo Band ffO' 1ded rouc;1ng rcnd1uon of
~tabamaJub1lec" 'Penn· :W--
'h ama Pol~a" that had the 1. rowd
tiane1ng in the a11,k~
\mong the pan)-gO\'f\ "'t'n'
Adrian and Armando Bonuinga.
Amy de Guiman, Rosanne .ind
Kenne th Ren, Gabr\tnt and Gordon
WckUng, Ka D9q•t ttt . Peter and
Jtnt Wel1en (with their Jd f and
tin~ )'•~mon thC\OUnjtt'Ont·
1n~t·n1 fa-.c.1n:'Hcd h' the fmc1gn
c \1. h.1n@c) and Ann Rldlt y and
andra dam. b11n@.10ll \IJ'1hc rc:i1
ot 11'11.· on a lmc
,, ..
1
M 0Nnge Cout DAIL 'I P4LOT /Mondey, M•ch 4, ltu
Which coJlege is best for ieceiving Mrs. degree?
·MAGIC •••
FromA7
campa1Jn 1n 1980 and a member 01
the Defender 12-meter crew .i n 1983.
Magic's appearance at Ardell
Manna was under the endorsement
of the Newpon Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce. ··
Yacht mg fans will ha' ea chancc to
see Magic in acuon later 1h1s month 1n
a series of head-to-head races wi th the
12-meter Victory 83. being used for
Cup challenge testing by the Yacht
Cl ub Italiano fro m Genoa. Italy.
Vic tory 83 was the unsuccessful
• British challenger for the America's m
1983. She was purchased by the
Italian sy ndicate to serve in the same
"laboratory" capaci ty as Magic.
Vic tory 83 is expected to arri ve in
Long Beach March 20 and will be
brought to Newport Beach fo r speed The word i• out and sail testing aga inst Magic March
Lynn Hinch of Newport Beach, cen ter, co-cha irman of the 23. . ·. . March 12 dinner planned by Aeaociatee of the Houee Ear -In April bqth yachts will engage in
lnatitute at the 8eTerly Jlllton hOtlied. an 'actmaam,• ~~;h~~~a L~~~c~~~~~s at Newport
luncheon at her home. Taking a break with her are Both syndicates also will have a full
committee memben Patricia Groth of Newport and Patti schedule in Ma). Magic will compe te
Brown of Balboa. Bob Hope will emcee the black-tie event in Newport Harbor Yacht Club's
_ bonorln& New York philanthropis t J . Peter Grace, and the Opening Da) race from Los Angeles
Lennon ellten and Roter Williams will entertai n . Ma y 4 and will be at the NH YC guest dock Opening Da}. Ma) 5. along wllh
Victory 83.
Whiz kids limtt·ed
Answer: E. None of the above.
Callfomla Vehicle Code Sec-
tion 21968 prohibits the use of a •••••••••••
motorized skateboard at any of the above locations. Motorized
skateboards ~ould be rl_dden on private property only.
Davis and his crew will cond uct
speed and sa il tests aboard Magic
May 20. and will rt'sumc full rcga11a
match races against Victory 83 Ma}
25-27.
Sargent sa id tank lcsting for tht·
new Eagle has been cond ucted w1 lh
favorable results. and more arc 10
come before start of construction
later this year. Eagle is expected to be
launched about the fi rst of the yea r.
1986.
Sar gent said there arc no plam 10
build more than one new 12-metcr.
"We are hoping to keep our budget
tn hne by spending our money on
rcscarch and development rathcr
building Sl'' era I boats as Conner's S> nd1cate did in 1983 and the New
York Yacht Club 1s doing presently."
he said
Queet&on end anewer eupplled by ttt. Newport S..Ch Police
Depertment.
T he S}nd1ca1e has alread}
purchased a hotel in Penh for crew
housing and 1s working on pla ns lo
--------.------------------------..build a dock and sail loft for Eagle
when she arrives 1n Australia for the
trials 1n 1986. accord ing to Crispin.
DAILY DINNER SPECIALS
Monday (Served 3to10 p.m.)
Fried Chic en
(half a chi ken)
Golden brown rred chicken ----::::::;
Moist and tender Served with
homemade soup, crrsp green
salad. choice of potato. fresh
buttermilk biscuit , honey and
butter . and dessert 1
Tuesday (Se rved 3 to 10 p.m.)
Brochettes
of Be.
•
Tender chunks ot beet. clehcalely
marinatec.l and sr.rvcd on a skewer
with onion ano arr.en pepper Com
nletP N1lh ~memade soup cnsp
Qliill ..alad, {1il!Cl0u!. rica j)llal rOll
It:> M\d bu lier er 11 •
ENGAGF ME NT s
Elllott-Entll•b
Capt, and Mrs. Vernon Elliott of La
Palma announced the engagement of
their daughter Michelle to Forrest
(Chip) English ofNcwpon Beach at a
gatheri ng of the fu ture wedding party
hosted by t~e parents of the engaged
couple.
The bn de-ckct ~ce1vcd a B.S.
degree 1n child de,clopmcnt at Cal
State, Fullerton where she 1s earning
her teaching credential. She 1s a •
member of .\lpha Chi Omega soron-
t> Her futurl' bridegroom 1s the ~on of
Mr and Mr<i Fom·st K. English of
Villa Park lie ha\ a B.A. 1n com-
munication\ from C SllF and 1~
affiliated w11h Delta Chi fraternity.
After an .\ugust 17 wedding. the
couple will become residents of
Ncwpon Beach.
Bui ler-O 'Fl ah erty
A March 30 wedding 1s planned for
Robyn Diane Buller of Eugene. Ore.
and Newport Beach rc51den1 Daniel
Joseph O'Flaherty.
The bride-elect 1-; the daughter of
Will iam Buller and Donna Abhot
both of Eugene. She i'\ a graduatl' of
Sou th Eugene High School.
Her fu ture bridegroom 1~ the '>on of
Mrs. Margaret O"Flahen~ ol New-
pon Beach and lhe late Michael
O'Flahcrt y. He 1s a graduate of
Newpon Harbor High 5chool and
Orange Coast College. and 1s temlor)
manager for Arneson Product!> Int
ftcr their marriage 1n Our Lad) of
Mo unt Carmel Catholic C hurch in
Newport Beaclt. thcrouplt' \\ 111 ma~l'
their home in SL Lou1\. Mn
K emp-Cole
\-t r and Mr'>. Frederick() Kemp of
Orange have announced the cngag1:-
ment of their daughter. Gen JoAnne.
10 Thomas G. Cole. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Cole of Costa Mesa. A
ptcmber 22 wedd1n~ is planned.
To be the b#t ...
Learn from· the ~t !
P Jobn R~rt owe rs
MOOEUNQ SCHOOl I AGENCY
IL fOM> OllAlllM
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,
cboola an tbe t•ouo&r)" l 11u11est your old Ell 1et hlmlt'lr
ovtr there for a checkup. Tbey ml1ht be able 10 recharge
bit battf'r lea. • • • • LX·ar ·\nn 1 .1n{kr,· I tcath I :?1h-grttdc Enghi.h.
\tudcnl ( 1'11 t·a ll him Sum) had bcrn turning in poor work.
sk1pp1n¥ da \c~ und foiling a!>lccp. I in' 1tcd him in for a
conference. Hc c11:pln1ncd thut he workl·d 30-40 hour a
wcc.-k 1n a ga s1ution 10 meet hit> C'ar pa) nu.ml~ I tried to
make him undcrsrnnd that 11 aood education wa~ more
importa nt than u cnr but I got nowhere.
I dcc1dl"d to phone his parents. A ma<.'hinc took the me saac and the parents dtd not respond. When l had
am tested and d1 covered he could not read. he was put in
a remedial cla s. That brought his parents to school
promptly, Ther, were outraged that their son was in a
"dumm) class. · When I ex plai ned that he couldn't read
they threatened to rue the school for "nonperformance."
Cal Campbell, left, and Patay Roy of the
Newport Sportina Club poee ln Santa Anita'•
winner'• circle with jockey Fernando Toro
who won the race named for their club. T he
1 am ~·mbam scd nnd sad thnt m) colleagues had allo~ed the bo) to shp by all the..c )'Car but I am al
d1meo;sed that parcnt'l could lei a 'on reach the 11th gmdc
without not1c:1na he ,·nn't read. Also. thcy '>hould not
permit t11m to work J0-40 hour'i a wctk when he "doing
poorl> in i.chool.
If 1h1s subJeCt l\n't too hot 10 handle 1n the column.
will you pleu c comment'! -Tallahassct. Fla. • • • Dear T.: Partnts have a re•pon1lblllty IO cbeek
bomework, aak to see test 1coret and coa&act tbe 1cbool U
their cblld 11 dOID, poorly. Tbey also 1bould not allow a
cblld to work auclt on1 bour• If be 11 fall~ng la bis 1todles.
The 1cllool, bowever, stiould not have a llowed a DOn·
r eader to 1et to tbe 12th grade. I see be re a double tragedy
-and It 11 ba ppealng all over tbe coatntry. I call It a
national dl11race.
moetly eoclal group waa formed in 1967
when 20 weekend eaUore, theater•goere a nd
party-ai•en from Newport Beach got
toðer for an infield picn ic at the racee.
Jet lag plainly annoys
Jl:.r l flC..UE
Another name
for jct fa tigue 1s c1rca-
di.an d)srh)thm1a. PETER
ll " a rnmmon com-
plaint after long
ll1ghts .and due to a.n SJElllCROHll upo;cl 1n the hody s
normal ph y'>1olog1cal••••••••••••• prt>Cc'>ses. We need
10 get acclimated to
lhe change -we're hcrl' toda). and thousand!> of m 11/:s
awa~ lomorro". or a lrw hours from no\\. The bod\ re~nt'> an\-interference "11h m normal "a' uf hfe. Thi:
da)night c}ck 1\ d1\turhcd ·
When passcngl'r' 11) l'ast or "est at high speeds lhC)
cross each time 1onl'. fherc arc houri) chaoges 1n local
time This confu\Cs the normal body 11me-tablc. The
da) night <"~de of t'n' 1ronmen1 1s d1srupte.d. Hormones t·au~· a lluctuatwn 1n metaboh!>m. For l~ample. body
temperature reaches 11s height aboul :>to 4 p.m. 11·., 1owcs1
about 5 or 6 a.m . What happens when )OU ha\ c crossed
qui te a tcw time Lones in Oigh1'1
businessman sa)s. "I nl·vcr make an~ important
dcc1s1ons 1mmcd1ately on arriving. What ma) be m1d-
morn1ng at my dcs1ina11on 1s really middle of the night
back home. Because I'm so tired I can't think clearly:
although I'm awake, my mind 1s asleep."
Each of us ha.s self-regulatory clocks that work
unconsciuu<.ly. Sudden change in l'nv1ronme n1 may throw
us off. As a rei;uh . extremel> susceptible travelers ma)
suffer from fatigue. di111ncso;. blurred vision. headaches.
and insomnia. Some become temporarily deprcso;cd and
confu'lcd
EVENING
-8;00-IJ OD ®)NEWS
I BOSOM BUOOIES
HAATTOHART
Llf'ESTYLES OF THE RICH AHO
FAMOUS
I TMREE'S COMPANY
STAR TREK
BUSINESS REPORT
I AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
CBS HEWS
NBC NEWS G HOT SEAT HOTLINE
(C)MOVJE
t • "Warlords 01 Atlantis" ( 1978) Oouo McClure. Cyd Charisse
(O)MOVIE * • * "Wonder Man" ( 1945) Danny
Kaye. \llrginla Mayo
-8;30-
1 ~:~BENJAMIN
ALICE
MACNEIL I LEHRER HEWS HOUR
I FACES Of CULTURE
NEWS
BARNEY MILLER
Q! WHEEL Of FORTUNE
m~HCER
1$ MOVIE
t t ~ 'The Atimlbet Monters''
I 1966) Tony Randall Alllla Ekberg
-7:00-
1 ~=~ETHAT TUHE
LOVE BOAT
ABCHEWS Q
DALLAS
NEWS
THREE'S COMPANY
WHEEL Of FORTUNE
FRUGAL GOURMET P.M. MAGAZINE
JEOPARDY
)MOVIE
• t •..; "Sl&ughlerllouse Five" ( 1972)
Michael Sacks. Ron Leibman
-7:30-
20NTHETOWH QI FAMILY FEUD
EYE ON LA.
WMP II CINCINNATI
~AIOI(
~WOf NATUAE
MOTOAW&K
SAN DIEGO AT LAAGE
PEOPl.E'S COURT
AACtNG F'AOM SANT A AHIT A
f'RAOOl.E llt()Ct( -•:00-IJ SCAAECAOW AHO MAS.
D QI TV8 llOOPEM AHO PMCtlCAl JOl<ES e MOYIE
t t t First You Cry ( 1978) Mwy
ft* MOC>ft. Anthony Ptf1una • 9 HAN>CASTLE & MCCOAMICK
G JOKER'S WILD
(!) WKRP IN CIHCINNA TI
• AMERICAN CAESAR
ti) MOVIE
• t •., "Framed f 1975) Joe Don
Bakf!f Conny Van Dyke
fD WONOERWORKS G AMERICAN Pt.A YHOUSE
m MOVtE
• t "Indiscreet' (19311 Gloria
Swanson. Ben Lyon
(C)MOV1E
t t t "This Is Spinal Tap 119M)
Rob Reinef. Michael McKean
'ff)MOVIE
t • t 11i "An Unmarried Woman"
( 1978) Jill Clayburgh. Alan Bates
(Q) SIMON ANO GARFUNKEL: THE
CONCERT IN THE PARK
(S) A TALENT FOR MURDER
-8:30-
u TIC TAC DOUGH
(!)LOVE BOAT
-9:00-
1 CJ) KATE & ALLIE
Q!MOVIE
"Romance On The CHienl Expreu
f Prem11te) Cheryl Ladd. JO/In Glel-
ij' ®) MOV1£
t t ''l 'The Gauntlet' ( 1977) Clmt
Eastwood. Sondra Loch I ~ -
AMERICAN PlAYHOUSE
MOVIE
• • • "Monlerey Pop'' [1968) Jams
Joplin. The Mamas and The Papas
-9:30-
• (.I) NEWHART
(f) MOVIE • • * 'Love In The Ahernoon"
(19!>7) Gary Cooptw. Audrey Hep-
burn
TAJ.CLINIC
NIGHT GAU.ERV
!XPEAIMENT: HOW1E MANOEL
(O)MOVIE
t • ,.., "Vldeodrome" (1983) James
WOOds, Oet>orah Harry
ll)MOVIE
u ·~ 'ClaSfl Of The Titans" (1981)
Hatry Hamlin. Lt1t1rence OHY!tr
1 ())~10~ eeNEWS RICH ~ POOf' MAH 1001< a MOHEYTALQ·
t MOVIE
t t •; 'The Eattnting" ( 19'0) William
~. Ray Sch<o<Jer
MOVIE
t • Jttued1" (1982) Beltt Mid*,
l<enWlhl
. -10'JO-
l lHOEP£HOen' NfW9 ~Of THE IOOK
t t Tht Lal Of Tht Moblle Hot·
Shota ' f1969) Jtmt1 Coburn, LyM
Redgrave
Fortunntely. circadian dysrhy1hm1a 1s a self-lim11ed
syndrome. A good night's sleep usually overcomes any
discomfort. But there arc ways to prevent il. Try to be we ll-
rcstcd before a long trip: a good ru le 1s to plan no strenuous
activities (or makl· 1rnponant dcc1s1ons) for at least :>4
hours alk r you arrive. • • • • MEOICALET'l'ES (Rl'plies to and from reader.,): • • • Ocar Dr. Stcincrohn: What's the best time toi:at "hi:n
51'w'rc planning physical exertion of any kind -hclore or
after'! Mr. H.
Dear Mr. H.: Much depu ds upon lhe type of exertion
and your pbyslcal condition. A good rule Is not to exert in
strenuous activity until a t least two or three hours after a
be.avy meal. Digestion diverts much needed blood and
oxygen to the stomach -away from the muscles. • • • For Mrs 0 .: BQ.'a'it self-exam10a11on can oftl'n detect
a \mall lump long before the doctor can. It". a liflo-..a, 1ng
procedure .\n ideal time 10 check 1s lhrn· orlour da} o; after
the end of the menstrual period. No mall\'r ho" ~light the
doubt. heller check with the doctor lo con ti rm whi:ther or
not )Ou do ha'c a lump. No. 1f 11 1-;n't prcsl·nt. hl' won't
think ~ou arl' .. 111~ or "bothering him ... • • • Dear Dr. S1c1ncrohn· l'H' been wanting to ask this tor
year!.. Wh~ doesn't cvcqonc in a fam1I} come dcmn w11h
the Ou? Wh~ onl} une or two and the others remain
healthy? Mr. T.
Dear Mr. T.: Not everyone exposed to a virus comes
down with Infection. Some have developed Immunity to It
by having previously been Infected. Ttiey have buil t up
what we call antibodies that help fi ght reinfection by the
same virus. Tbl1 ls why the degree of 1usceptibility differs
from person to person.
-11:00-
IOD(l)®)Q!NEWS
TAXI
BURNS AHO ALLEN
JEFFERSONS
PEOPLE'S COURT
MONTY PYTHON'S Fl VINO
CIRCUS G SERGEANT BIU<O
(O)MOV1E
• • "Exposed" f 1983) Nastau1a K1nslu. Harvey Kllltel
-11:30-
(1) SIMON & SIMON OJ BEST Of CARSON
OOOCOUPLE ltll A8C NEWS NIOHTUNE
SCTV
VEGAS
ROCKFORO FILES
UT£NIOHT AMERICA 700CLU8
MOVIE
t t 'Ii "Au Pair Girts" ( 1973) Ga·
brlelle Drake, Aslrld Frank.
(C)MoVIE
-11;.40-
t "Happy Biflhdty To Mt " (1980)
Melissa Sue Andeuon. Glenn FOfd
-11:45-
MOVIE
Ftnnegan Begin Aolln' (1985) Mary
TJ!ef MOore, Aobfri Preston
-12:00-
1 TWILIGHT ZONE
EYE ON HOLL YWOOO
IWO$SllLE DREAM INOEP£HOENT NEWS
MOYIE
t t "The Oetdly Orum" ( 1971)
Lloyd Btidget, Jlnel laigtt
-12:30-D 8 UTE HIGHT wmt DAVID L.ETT£AMAN
l ~OOLUMIO
t * H "Alltckl" (11158) Jack
Ptlanc.. Eddie Albetl. au::~<HY
• t • "Esther And The King" (1980)
Jotn Co111n•. Rlctltrd Egan I Lovt. MttUICAH ITY\.E
lMQENTMDINO HlMAH IEHA~
IMAAHOT!L
-1t40-
• MClalAN I WR
IP
..
Q.i MOVIE
• • t Wonder "4an !19•5) Danny
Kaye. V1r91ma Mayo
( AT ALENT FOR MUROEJ!
MOVIE * t The Island ( 1980) Michael
Catne. DaV1d Warrtef
-1:30-1 ~~
All IN THE FAMILY
m THATGIRL
-1:35-
(C) ASSAULTED NUTS
-1:40-® HBO COMING ATTRACTIONS
-~...:··
I i =EWS HIGHTWATc.i
FAT .. ER KNOWS BEST
-2:0&-(t)MOVIE *. "The Day The Women Got
Even" ( 1980) Jo Ann Pflug, Jolie
Hagerty
-2:10-
MOVIE
t t t 'FOfl Apache, The Bronx"
(1981) Paul Newman. Ed Asner
-2:30-; ~'---
(})MOVIE -r.as-
**'' ·c1aS1101 The Titans" (1981) Hw~~
-3;00-e MOVIE **'~ "Tht KentllCkltn" (19S5) 8ut1
l.JnCtater. Oian• Lrm i =TT NIDCOIT£U.O
t 'h "Three Texas StMr1'' 1939
, Orlng9 Cout DAILY P1LOT/MOnday, Match •, i"5
Lawyer's
role plum
fdrTess
Score.one for happy families
.Harper
By JERRY BUCK
A,T ..............
LO Al':'JGE~E -Tc Harper
had more in mind than just working
when she leaped at the offer to play a
lawyer in the howtimc movie
"Reckless Disregard."
"It moved me in a new direction
and away from the rural mothers I've
played in the r,ast," s~ud Harper, who
made her Ii m debut 1n "Tender
Mercies" oppos1tce Roben Duvall
"This was cc:rt11nly a diffe~ent
character for me. It was certainly T Ha
closer to me. to who I am. than 1he eee rper
characters in 'Tender Memcs' or · ·
Cosby Show de feats 'Da llas,· ·oyn asty'
~n crucial Feb-ruarytelevts ion 'sweeps·
By FRED ROTHENBERG ,._, ........... "'*'
NEW YORK -"The Co by
how" beat "Dallas" and "Dynasty"
to become the top.rated TV series for
the February sweep,, proving to 8111
Co by that viewers want mote fam1l-
ieS hugging each other rather than
stabbing each other in the back.
"My feeling is that there's enough
proof that if you p,ut on shows that
people are hinting they would like to
see, shows with intelligent. loving
families. they would gave 'D)nast) ·
and 'Dallas· a run for the money 1n
1heir timeslot," said Cosby 10 an
1n1er\ 1ew.
C O!lb) 1!. the star and l'reator of
N uc·~ h11 corned>. the '>UbJcc1 mailer
of which 1!1 pra ti :ill) unique for TV
-a rc)pectable. upper m1ddle-clau
family that 1nclude.s the on.&inal
mother and f:11her. and their fi ve
children.
·· fhert' were no people on the 11r
who were saying 'thank you.' Kids
weren't peing treated witb. love.''
Cosby said. ''And you never saw a
mo1her and father kis ing or getting
romanuc unless 11 was SC'< time."
According to A.C. Nielsen Co.
figure~ released Friday. \'Th~ Cosby
Show" finished as the lop-rated scncs
with an aver:tJC 26.6 rating. C'B won
1he sweeps w1th an.average ratin~ of
17 7 10 BC' 17 I and Aec-s 16 2
( ratinf poin1 equal I perccn1 of Int na11on s 4.9 million TV homC1
WllCh1na. on aVCr&JC. I lJllen minute
of prime umc.)
The 1mponan1 ~ceps months of
February. Ma) and November arc
~hen aud1cnce<1 ror local ~tallons arc
measured. one of the main detcrm1n·
1n1 factors in enabhsh1na their future
advcrusint ratel.
.A:lthough the network arc chancd
on a daily basis, 1hcr hcdulc many
of their strongest rnini5encs. movie$
and specials and hmit the number of
series repeals durina the sweeps 10
hype the ra1ings of 1hc1r affiliated
stations.
But that didn't stop a February
drop in network TV audiences. Only
>NBCs performance 1n Fcbrullry un-
proved over a )'Car aao. while the
combined three-network rating was
do-. n J.4 ptn:cnt. from a 53.U 1n
February 1984 to I st mon1h·s S 1.2.
.. It's a decline:· ~1d Dave
Poltrack, CBS' vice prnidtnl fOr
rncareh. "but the mos1 ''*nr~n•
amount of the oifTcrence is in the bit
event " B<"'s three-part "Holl)'wood
Wive •• wa\ the hi&helt·tated mt,...
series. avtf11Jn1 a 22.8 rauna so tbe 22.0 for NBC's ··Evcrpeen .. and tbe
21.J for CBS' "AtJan11 Child
Murders." • ., •
Poltrack &11d this y(ar's minitmes
and Grammy awards br08dcaM did
not do as we ll as lat.I year's miniteriel
("Lace:· "MH&tt or tbt Oamc" a"4
"Celebthy'') and the Grammy lho'll
that featured Michael Jackson's
sweep. ce.c;· rqular serin avcraaed ~ •
18.2 ratina to N8C's 16.6 a.na AIC'f'
16.2.
'Chief! : What I loved nhout the sen pt ~ponant things an the "'?rid than
wa-; that II wasn't one-s ded Th ho gets what pan. The rest of the
people arc multi-faceted. 1t1·s a~ mu~ world doesn't care. It's good to $0
with a lot o~gray areas... h~0~~d~~d put your feet on soltd
The movie. which "111 be shown 8 Sh · this month on 'howume-Thc Movie • e went 10 South"-CSl M1o;<;oura
'Twilight Zone' among· CBS' 'new·' shows·
By JERRY BUCK
U T .............. Channel. also stars ltonnae Cox. talc Co~legc and then movl.'d . to
Leshe Nielsen and Jame'! Naughto Houston !n search of acting roles. Shc
Har""r stars as a ··shopp· g nl.I was marned at the ume to her college t;; in ma sweethean. lawyer who spends most of her tame La h d D on wills. contral'ls and other hum-te~. s c move to allas. where
drum legal duties. Then she has a profe~saonal acting roles were more
major case dumped 1n her lap when F~~~.taful. It W3:!>'1h~~ !~at she was cast ~he's asked 10 rcpre!>c nt a doctor who ~ender Mercies.
LOS ANGELES -CBS as looking
at 19 pilots for possible series next
fall, 1nclud1ng one starnng Carroll
O'Connor as a New York Cit}
detective chief and a comcdv starring
Fhp Wirson and Gladys Knight. .
accuses a national news mao~zine of A er that. she . moved 10 Loo; · h' i·r. .,... . Angeles and was in such films as dcstror.ing is llC an(j reputauon "Silkwood." "A mit yville 3-D" and
with reckless disregard for the "Flashpoint" and 1 0 TV ·
In addition, CBS has a series
commitment for the return of "The
Twiltght Zone." truth .. w m11)1senes. N 1~lsen plays a reporter for the "Celebrity" and "C~1efs.'' , .
magazine who makes dramatic but "A Harper also stars in the C'B~ movie
unsubstantiated cha~gcs against the . Summer To Remember, which
doctor (Naughton). Cox is Harper's wall .be broad~ast March 27. She .and
-boy friend and a law profe sor who-James Farep1tinollay lhe mother and
has qutt a large firm. Slcpfa~her a a. eaTbOy wfio has a
"I was offered the role three dats touching rcla11onsh1p with an or-
before we staned shooting .. sa d angutan that undcrstand'i sign
Harper. ··1 thank ifs in the n~ture ~f language. Scan Gerlts. deaf from
Nine of the pilots are one-hour
dramatic shows and I 0 are comedies:
including one starring Melba Moore
called "My Sister Melba:· about two
sisters-one white. one black -and
a comedy anthology with Geocie
Burns as host.
Six of the shows would be produced
in New York. Most ha'e not been
cast.
1elev1S1on 10 move very quickly. You bi~hl,.mplare~aslTI oblo}. k r. r. 1 be ff, ed T sd d > o ing 1or a 1ea ure can o er a sen pt on ue ay an no" .. she said "What I ho"" s that
O'Connor. who starred as Archie
Bunker for 12 } ears on ··.\II in 1he
Fam ii)" and .. .\rch1e Bunker·~
Place." ma) return 1n a New York-be on 1he set Wednesda). That's one · . · r 1 , of the drawbacks of tclc\.t ion. you '-'C can show Reckless Disregard 10
have so little time 10 prepare .. peopl~nd show 1hem anothcr-;1de of
As soon as she accepted. she new to wme · . hen } o.u do a picture. as Toronto where the movie was ondcrful as. Tender Mercies as
filmed. ' }Our debut. _at s h~rd to get pc~ple 10
She laughed. .., pla) Meredith look at you an a different ltght.
• based show called "Brass." His boss
would be pla}cd b) Vincent Gar-
denia. who was Archie's neighbor-an
"All in the Fam1l}" one season.
Cra1gofHardcs1y& Luckman. whose
mono is 'Justice you can afford."' she
said." It's one of those franchised law
firms. M)' panncr and I bought a
franchise because we get the benefit of
national advenisin$.
"It's important 1n the \lory that
she's not a high-powered allorney.
She probably got her degr(·e at night.
Her boyfriend belie' cs in the need 10
practice law that affects people· s Ii vcs.
That's why he gl·ts so upsl't when I
decide 10 go for the glor) ...
"Brass" is from Orion Television.
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The movie 1s quite 11mel). in view
of the recent ra!lh of h1gh-prolik' ltbcl
tnals. "Recklcs!t D1~regard" offers no
w lutions. and in ·fact asks a few ~=~~==;;;;;;;;;
questions. but ll 1s nc,crthcless an
· interesting and d1' crting drama.
.\Iler this. Harper 'houldn't won;
about being stuck 1n hou~w1fe roles.
Harper v.as born Te~'ilc Jean Wash-
am in rural Mammo1h '\pnng, ..\rk ..
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Players tQ ••tch
Here'sa look at who's who
at this week~ LPGA tourney
By H()WARD L HANDY
OelJ ..... C9"'11' In• I
There are eight players an the history of the LPGA to
reach the SI mallton mar~ an career earnings· and all of
them will be competing here this week in the seco~
Unide,i LPGA Invitational toumC\men1 al Meia Verde
Country Club in Costa Mesa.
Following1arc a few profiles on these eight plus·four
others who are expected 10 join the group this year. two of
them having e-chanae to make it with a victory an the
Uniden tournament this week. The 72-hole tournament
begins Thursday and runs through Sunday at Mesa Verde
CC wi th a pro-am set Wednesday.
JoANNECAJ\NER -/984: 18evcnrs: won$/44.900:
ranked 9: career earnings. SI .824.352.
Carner became the oldest player ever to wan an LPGA
tournament when she captured the Ehzabeth Arden
Classic this year. She was the first wanner on the Mesa
Verde CC course during an LPGA event when she won a
fi ve-way playoff in 1979 over Nancy LopeL, Chako
Higuchi . Donna Young and Jan Stephenson.
After passi ng up the first Uniden Invitational last year
to go fishing with her husband Don. she is coming back to
the course where she has had her ups -and downs. After
wirtm1'g in t-9-19; she missed t~cut1he-nexrycar. --
A Hall of Fame star who compiled one of the finest
amateur records of all-time before Joi ning the tour at age
30. Carner has won 41 tournaments. She as the last amateur
to win an LPGA event and ~he did at at the 1969 Burdine's
Invi tational in Miami.
She was the leading money winner on tour in I 982 and
again 1n 1983. Her records arc many ancludm~ the
$310.646 she won an 1982 to top the all-tame mone) hst for
the LPGA.
KATHY -WffiTWORTH -T984: ]8 e_vcnts; won
$/4~401: ranked 8: career earnings. Sl.531 . 799.
Wh11worth. although a few months }Ounger than
Carner. goes back to the days when winning S28.658 for 30
events on the lour made her the money leader for the year.
She did this m 1965 when she won ei ght events. She has
been the leading money winner on tour e1gh1 limes.
She has won more U.S. official v1ctones (87) than any
golfer. male or female. in the history of the game -87. She
was the first player to reach the SI ma I hon mark on the
LPGA tour and as an her 27th season on the c1rcu1t.
Capoa.J
King wins at Phoenix
•.templete1e0rcs. 8 .
PHOENIX -Betsy King eagled the fi rst hole of
a sudden death playoff 10 come from behind and
9ea1 Patty Sheehan Sunday in the LPGA Samaritan
Turquoise golf classic.
Kang. who fi nished second last week in Tucson,·
made a six-footer for a th~ on the par-five, 473-
yard 15th hole. The vtctory was the fourth ofK.ina·s
career and her first this season. King, who finished
tied for 56th at this event las( year. camcd..$22.500.
Sheehan pocketed S 13.875 for second place.
hceh:m led by-two strores going into the-last
reguration hole. butt he 2S-ycar-old lrom Los Gatos.
bogeyed the par-four. 362-yard hole. while Ki ng
dropped a 30-foot birdie putt from the fringe to tie at
280 for 72 holes.
Debbie Massey and Donna H. White tied for
third. two shots back at 282. Whne shot a one-under-
par 71 and Massey a 70 on the par-72. 6.246-yard
Aniona Biltmore Adobe course
LPGA Hall offamer Kath) Whnworth was one
of three pla)ers tied for fifth at 284. The others were
Jo Ann Washam and Alice Maller.
Bonnie Lauer and -\nne-Mane Palh finished sa
strokes back at 286.
Nancy Lopez &oee for .econd •tratcht Unlden JnYltational aolf title at lleu Verde.
What worth has been player of the year seven times
and has won seven Varc Trophy awards. Her biggest
money-wanning season came an 1983 when she earned
(Pleue He WHO'S/B2)
~ormer .
0¥star
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In came at a moment when his
USCJtammat~ were on the losing
end of a 71-70 non-conference
buketball decilfon to the Untver-
alty of T-exas, but Wayne
Carlander, a product of Ocean
Vl9w High Schoof In Huntington
Beech, became the Trojans' all-
time leading ecorer In ht1 cu1tom-
arlly quiet way Sunday tn Aut tln,
Tex. / ~a. 220-pound eenlor, an
All Pac-10 aelectlon as a junior,
tcOr9d 16 point•. coming on a 7 -
for-11 effort from the fleld and 2 for
5 at tt'9 llne, to move one point
aheed of John Audometkln'1 1tan-
datd of 1,"41 point• eetabtfshed In
1982.
Ctlt1ander brulhed off the effort.
howe'ler, noting It came at a time
wtMw'I there wa little to cetebrate •'* Mike Wacker tipped In a
mleeed shot wtth nine seconds left
to lift the Lqhorn• to the victory.
Ron Holmes, a product of El Toro
loflgh and USC'1 htgh tc0rer wtth 20
poklt1, mt8"d only hit tee0nd
thot In 12 ll'ttempt1 when hi• 15-
footer fell short at the buzZer.
Ca,,indet"• effort matnt11nra
ca,..... eoortng average of 13.8 for
USC In a four-year 1pan.
Audometktn. wno prepped at
Sima" Marta High •Id now lfvet tn
the Sacramento area. pteyed In 27
.... Gamel In a thrM-year career
for tl)e Trofana.
Al Ocwn ~ ~-the CIF a .U 8Wrllge. and WU
the ...., In rebounde, too, wtth
17.0 eame u. Mfllor. He ...
the h ecortna front ltne player
In CIF orywtttt 2,314 polnteuntM
that mark wu recently aurpu11d
by Mat• Oe1'1 Tom Lewll.
tbl TrOjlnl are 11-1 .and aat
alOf'9 In fnt pl9ce In the Pac-10
wtth a 12 ... record. Ta•" 15-12
Ind ........ In the 8outttwelt
Conference with a 7-9 record.
TM Longhorne' John Brown ...
...... ~ 31 point•
Ind w ... ftwWMd wtth 24. r .... took n. tMaaelt le9d ot IN ~ 11·90, wlttt 1:21 left to ptay. but ._ It dWlrde to one point.
....... 11 1:29. Troy L.aMw put the Troflnl .,..., on a layup ·wtth 27
MCOIMll 19ft • .ntng up Wacker'• nermoe lftlr •own ... and Kar1 W9'kM* were bOth off the mark.
Ancich vs. Giddings? It'sagood bet for future
• ' I
An Orange County releaguing proposal to lhc m·v. leagul'. T us11n 10 the Sea
V 1ew League.
M1i.s1on V1e10·) Bob Metz and J...en-
nedy's Warren tephenson . • for 1986--88 will be acted upon Tuesday, Th(' rl''it of Orange Count}' remain\
\ 1rtualh untouched wath no moH··
ment an.the Sunset. Empire. Freev.a)
or Orange Leagu~ RocE1
C11LSOI
For instance
• F1r\I. 11 gHesall oft he members
of the nev.-league reahst1c hopes of
su\cess . .\ poicntaal coun.ter •~that 1(
C'o's1a Mesa. Laguna Beach. Orange
and Laguna H1llsrcall) wan1 tobc
bct1er.1herl'\ nothing Il l e hard v.-ork
I den 't bchcve Newport Harbor
H1gh's MikeGiddingsand Marijon
Ancich. the longtime successful coach
al St. Paul High who is now the
football coach at Tustin. have ever sat
down and discussed going nose-to-
nose on the field. but the prospcc.1 of
uch a meeti ng is very much a
possibility in 1986.
Urangc Lounty pnncipals wall con-
ve ne T uesda.y afternoon at La Habra
High toscttlCQ.£1 the Orange County
rcleaguing proposal asset forth by La
Habra'sTom Trigg.sand his fou r
aide~. W11hin the proposal isa new leagul'
-consisu ngofCosta Mesa. Laguna
Beach. Laguna Hills. Orange.
Trabuco Hills and Woodbridge.
The Sea View sends Costa Mesa.
Laguna Beach and Woodbrid$e offto
a 2-A caliber new league and packs up
Tustin.
The South Coast League sends
Laguna H il1s 10 the new league.
The Century League sends Orange
Triggs& Co. had at least c1gh1
proposals to work wnh in coming up
with the package. and n's vcl) similar
1oa Trabuco H1ll'i proposal. v. h1ch
had Orange and Villa Park in the Sea
View and Corona del Mar 1n the nev.
league.
Tusun 1akes th(• Valla Park slot.
Orange 1s put into the new leagul' and
Corona dcl Mar. dl'lipitc a low
enrollment. is back where n belong~
v.11h Estancia and Newport Harbor
In a nutsht"ll. that''i ll. and on the
c;urface 1t'sd1flicult 10 find 100 man\
:irguments toa proposal nut IO&l'lher
b}' Tnggs.along"1th Valcnu:i's Ron
Co1on. Villa Park'<1Jac L. FO\
But 1he fa ct 1s. there arc numbers
and s11uat1on problems that simply
take thow schoolc; out of 3--\ and 4-A
circles
\!ta\ he Woodbndge and now.
forming Trabuco Halls wall e\entu-
all~ upgrade th«;,_1ntatus. 1n 11mt" fora
couple of nev. ~ools 10 take their
I Pleaee .ee CARLSON /82)
OVfavored?
Not aga!nst Poly
OCC, Hornets clash
Coast. Fulle rton
open conf ere n ee
playoffs tonig h t
Mt. ~n .\nton10 finished in a
li~t·place tte an the ~uth (. oast
<. onlercncc. "1 t S.\( defeated
( emtos o;;aturda~ n1gh1
Fullenon. thl' third-place team
in the conference. 1s coming off a
52· 0 dt'fcat to Mt. an .\nton10
la\t \\ cdncsd<l\ G1ll1s figured the
Hornet\ ~ould be 11red and
cmotwnall) drained t"ntenng a
<\aturda' nigh t contest.
By ROGER CAR~N
Ot tMOelJl"lle41Uft
LONG BEACH -Ocean View
High basketball coach Jim Harris will
the first to acknowledge has young
team has one major flaw -the
eahawks don't handle the role of
"favori te" well.
.\nd that·~ what could be Hams·
best ace-in-the-hole. because despite
a .:?3-3 record and the No. 2 seed in the
CIF 5-A playoffs. Ocean View does
not have to worry about such a label
again.
Wednesday night n's Long Beach
Poly at 8:45 in the se m ifinals at the
Long Beach Arena. a Jackrabb1tts
g~1ntet that stru_Hlcd early before the
Scli'hawks-prov1dcd them WJ(h a
turni ng point in thei r season just prior
10 league play.
Final Four veterans year-in and
year-out 11nd Cl F 4--A and state
champions a year a_JO. the Jackrabbits
arc at the top of 1he1r game fo llowing a
resound mg 7248 rout of 1. Anthony
10 the Q\J!rtcrfinal5. -
r'Tackrabb1ts arc, very much
• quickly rcgatdlcs of the deficit. as
evidenced by their 7 1~9 non-league
victory at Ocean View. .
"W~ were up 20-6 in the first
Quurtcr." recalls Harris. ··They were a
team on the vcrae. with a new coach
(C'hris Kander) and an :a transition.
T hcx..had their backs apinst the. wall
and then they Just aot after 11.
"It wu 1hc turnina point for Pol )'. I fAM~ an the ~· c~~
af\crwar .
"Mike Labat had a upctbaamc for
us that na&ht. but tht rest orthe team
JUSI backed off. aouof\ and tentative.
nnd began pla.y1na not to lox.
··we didn't ladt any skill . it w•
JU\t our attitude."
~farm had a Iona talk with his club
oner that reversal and the ahawks
haven't lost ,.nee. winnina 12 in a
rov.
Th:it lo came after Ocean View
hatl drubbrd the J1Ckrabb1ts an lhe
Tournament of Champions an De·
cember. 73-60. leading 64-44 with
three minutes let\.
"I've always had the attitude you
don't learn a 101 when )OU wan." says
Hams. "This as the rubber match and
we won 't take them lightly. One of th<.'
hardest things for 1h1s team 1 playing
the favomc's ro le. It'll bc good for u'i
to go an and let 11 out. .\t this point I
feel we're going an c-.cn against Pol~
h 's not an 'Ocean View should win·
type of thin~ ...
Ocean View handled ~I. Bernard
Friday w11h a 67-49 dec1i.1on an the
quanerfinals. although "handled"
shows up only on the surface of an I!!·
point spread.
Actually. St. Bernard led a1 half·
time and liam wa n't thralled wnh
(Ple .. e .ee OV /82)
NOR\\.\l" -II Orange
Coast ( ollcftl' ha .. L.ethJll coalh
Tand' (.l1l h' had had h" ''a' hi\
first-round Shaughm'\S\ pla~off
game v.1th f ullertnn ''ould tx·
h1'itOf'\ toda'
Instead (11111' mu\l \end hi\
Pirate\ up aga1 n\t a fl'\ted Homl·t
tcam tonight JI ti \() 1n thl' tir<il
round of th<.' tournaml·nt at
Cl'mtos College C'crr11os tan·"
(~pre 'i an the second game at
8.30. The t~u \\Inner; then met"t
\\ t"dncsda'
The \haughnl''i'i~'>. ong1nall~
54.hedukd for \JturdJ' v.crc nu~hcd had OC<'3U'iC CcrrllQ'i and
Instead. both team<; arc rested
ll•r tonight'' game
Thl' Horneh bring a 12-4 (
r\'lllrd and an I -11 o' era II mar._
in\ll tht• game. O< ( the fourth·
plan: lin1sher. '' 9-7 tn confcrenc:l'
and t -12 o~crall
Thl' Hornets ha'e alrcad\ dc-
tcaal'd the P1ratei. t\\1tc · 1h1~
sea'ion the tir'lt tame to convinc·
1ng fa-,h1on (M· 4 at Fullerton)
and the '>Cl'Ond tame an O\Crt1me
ttt!-5 a1..QC.C>
Can OCC stop Mt. San Antonio on track?
Gauchos lacking depth
ByCURT SEEDEN °' .. ...., .........
There IS a nolablr lack of dl'Plh v.h1ch
chan1cterrres alt th~c •rca com1t1un1t~ rnlkKl'
track teams. and IWO o(thosc squ ds -Golden
West and Saddlcback -fiaurc to .fin~hc aoin&
ouah IO lhC South Coast \onfcre~l!I M':l\t)n
Mt. San n1onao. once a~m. i\ tht team to
beat an the confercnC'C and even Oninae <. oost
which finished Sttond 10 1he Mounties la t sea on. will ha"e a har"(j ume kcep1na up th1c;
!teHOn .
Here· a aJ:ancc at c:ich sehool's 1np
pro pttl
Orallfe Coa•t
The ()(' men wcrt' v.cak 1n the ~pnn1 an
19 4 and there hasn't been mut"h tlHh n ( tflat
11uat1on 1h1\ \ear
cooch Fred Hokanson.
1 he P1rnte · ~trrngth ·~the middle d1 ta net'
C\Cnts. hurdle~. long Jump and high Jump ,
~phomore hcldon Blodhurgt'r who dc-
'"··loped in to a 'Cf) good dClathktc la't ..ca'iOn '"II tf) to rtpl'at "" ~uth<'m ( ahfom1a
C ommun1t' Ctlllegc long 1ump l'hamr1on th1 c;
)'("llr.
Bloc~hur er. oua t>f Ne"rx1n llurhor ll1gh
hold\ ht~I f'\.'\'Ords an the lont!JUmp (1\-~) dnd
tnpk JUMP (49-71 l) '
()( ("~ m1ddlr dAtnncc ~P\.'<'1uli''' indude
wphomOf'r'~ ,reg Baugh ti..tlh Mdkan .1HI hm
Ulhu In add1t1on Ire ,hman Jon ~ov.otn\ ou1 nl
(d1~n v.111 run the 00 ,
Olherc Pirate rtturncf'\ 1n lude M) rnn I-ell\
U\ the 110-mcter ha&h hurdks. Mak<' ( <lt.' 1n the
-.11.~plccho'iC and SJ)()() and d1\tancc 'C>et 1 h~t'
1.trl LC'1nt1 and Pat ( omcJo < oa~f, v.omen' team mcanwhal(' foaturc\
00-mcaer \pe<:,iah~t 1'ell) 8.'\~('r. the 'touthem
C:il champ 1n the 00 and the th1rJ-pl.iu· lin1\hl'.1
an thr st3tc ll.l~cr ran a ~h<"K>I trN.·ord ~ 11 1113,,
Mon. /
-\nnc James
Golden 1V e.t
( oac·h Tom oon ,SOt'!I with \.artuall) an
l'ntm· frc'lhmen mC'n·, ..quad meaning he'll ha'r
ha\ v.or~ cut out for ham in confercn~-e mttt'i
'\\ t'·rc thtn bu C' do h:n e the ~ 1 crop ot
dl\t:'lnn· runner' we \C l'Hr hnd here." "'"''
"oon
'lo11\10 "p:1n1u1I, rh hrgh 00J1m \math an
the I ~00 frt''ihman Joe .\lc\anJ r (It unungton
Be11 h) an the 800 and Ham l\usun. a d1Mnn r
.,pet:1ah"t fmm Dublin Ireland
.loci Rrodov..\k1, a phomurc. ,, h.'l ~ ftrr 1
~1ormon m1 ion and fiau~ to he a threat an the
di u Brodowsl1 ha\ ttiro wn the dl\h I\ l-2' ~k'll l"ic Ndcd up h Bob \\c th I
Ru.k /umv.ah v.1111,;omptte an the hurJlc<1
.1n,1 qu:incr male anll fi UI"\ to hell" out the
\Plea1e·eee TRAC /82)
' .
.
Will a neW arena
bring Santa Ana f. .. ~~ .. !~anchls~?
'•\NTA N -C1t~o0ic1ah\U) tht} ~ ra, or a plan to build a S35·mill1c.11\. 18.SO<>-~
scat spom arena that could be u~ to lure
a profo'iSlonnl hockc) or Na11on I 8a~kctball Assoc1. •
11on fran<.·hi'>C, poss1bl} the Milwaukee 8uckli.
Orunge Count) rC111 c~tate (,kvcloPl'r Allan
Durko 1~h. one ot lour partners in the an~na project,
said Thurnla) he has talked recently with Uuck~ own<.'r Jim Fit4erl'llc.l . who 1s sclhng the team for S2S million.
But elTorh to bring the Bucks to anta on have
been put on holc.l wh1k f1tLgcrold talks with Milwaukee
cit>' 00ic111h and 1n' ~tor~ about keeping the team 1n
W1sconsan.
rhc prOJCCt de\ clopas. callt<i the Onrden~
Panner~h1p. st11c.l ground could be broken earl) ne>.t
)'Car at th<.· ~1te no" occupied b) anta Ana Stad1um-
Eddie We )t Field and the arena could be in u e by 1 9~7.
an1a nn Stadium I!. the home site for tbotball ror
Sania -\na High. Santa A.na nlle) High. addlebad..
High . Mater Ol:1 High. San la .\na (ollcgc and Cal latt.·
Fullenon
Mn)'or Daniel E. <.inst.•t called the project
"ex~iung. not only for the rtt) but tor the" hole area -
1f we can get all the p1ecei. together.
"One way or another I'd c~pect Wl''d get a team
into an arena like th1 !..'' Unset said.
A feasibilil) stud)' for the arena. condurted b)
Harrison Price Co .. a Lo" i\ngelcs marketang analy 1s
firm. said the project would crt'ale more JObs and
"heighten communit) prestige and nattonal e'posure ··
Quote of the day
Gordon Ch ..... Manhattan College basketball
coach: '·we may not beat many teams. but with four
Mnior engineering majors, If we visit a gym that's
broken down. we can fix It.·•
Shoemaker, Lord At War win
ARC..\DI -Lord At War ~_fas ~
becoming a f:n om e o ( veteran jockey Bill
Shoemaker.
Lord .\ t War's I ' \.-length v1ctol)
Sunda)' 1n the $500.600 . an ta Anita Handicap before a
record cro"d of 85.527 pushed Shoemaker pac;t >Ct
another mone' milestone.
··This l11tlc horse 1s great." Shoemaker said ot Lord
At War. "I lo\ e him. He's one of m~ fa\ onll· horses
ever.
"To win this race at m ~ agl' and "'•th a hor-.e lake
thlS ... well. 1t'!> JUSt great. ..
The wmner's-purse of S275.600 pusht'd 1he 53-
)ear-old rider past lhe S JOO-mal lton mad. an career
earning'>. but Shoemaker \I.as happier about riding his
si~th \\toner of1he .. B1~ Cap ··
"Winning the 'Big Cap· means more," \aid
Shoemakt·r .. Ten years from no". someone •Mii rnme
along and hit $200 m1ll1on But ob"iou~I) it's n1 c.:c to tx.·
the first to do any1hing" -
Strange scrambles to victory
COR~L SPRl;-..J<i ·. Fla. -Curt1c; l!I
Strange. )trugghngand !>CrambltngO\ er the
last fc.,., hole'>. had a thought Sunda)
coming dO\\ll the '>lrett h at the Honda
Classic "~h' 1!. at." he a:,l..ed "nohoch l'\er le\\ 1t tx·
eas) ?'' In the: end. he won a one-hok: <,uddcn death
pla~ofT aga1n4't Pt'ter Jacoh'>l'n I le '-'On 11 with ..i
rou11nc 2-pull par on thl' tir\t C\ tra hok "'hen J.rrnh\en
J-pulll'd But l'' en that wasn't l'a'~ "In a pla~ott.11 gtt\
down 10 match pla~:· ~trange said ".\nd 111J11atch pla~
2-putung from 25 or JO feet c:in tx· the harde\l thing an
the "'-Orld •· l-1 1\ 'it•cond putt. the \\Inner. wa., from
about I ts inches. "thdongest I k 1m he~ 1n thn.,.orld.'' he
said . .\nd to reath thl' pla}ofT. Strange had to sun" t'
his O\\ n qui' cnng nen cs. a <.hake~ tin1sh. and a douhk
boge~ for a 74 that presented him \\llh a 1ic. "I 1u'>t '>ori
of hungnn .. <;1rangt• said
Kelly leads Gamblers, 50-28
Jim Kelly th re"'" four touchdowns and [iJ
. Clarence Verdin and Gerald McNeil both C II~
returned kirk!> for TDs Sunda~ lo lead the
Houston (.amblers to a 50-2ts l n11ed
tatcs Football League rout of the Tampa Ba~ Bandit\
Verdtn. "'"ho returned a kKknO 94 \anh and \ll '\cil
\\her srnred on a 79-~ard punt return. aJ,o t..:aught
touchdu-wn pav.es from Kell). "ho·., pa .. st·d for in 'i
)'ard.,andnanc f D'iil'l onl) t"ogamc~th1\c,ed\<Jn In
01hcr game-;. Defen\I\ c lineman Jeff Chaffin .. acl..cd
.\nn1na Out la'~' qu:irtcrhack Doug Williams fur a la<;\-
\Cl'<JOd cnd-1onl' '>Jkt~ to PO\\cr the San .\ntun10
(1unslinger\ to a 16-1-l \ acton o' l'r \nmnJ Vince
Evans. dm:tllng a Sti-l-\Jrd onl'nSl' pa\\l'll tor l\\.O
touchdo\\n\ :rnd ran lor another ... , tlw Dl·n\rr (iokl
defeated thl' B1rm1ngham S1..ill11111\. 211-1-l I,\ an\
completed 14 of 27 pasc,e., for 2X4 \:tnh Bobby
Hebert of OuklJnd thrcv. an I X-,ard toul hdu\l.n pa\\ tu
Anthony Carter ""llh ont: \ernnt.1 lrlt an the !Ourth
period. ltfung the ln\ader., into ·' 11.1., o\erllme 11e
\I.Ith the l \FL ·., delcnd1ngchamp1on Baltimore \tare,
• Clipperabumpedoff, 126-122
LOS NOLLE -Phal Johnson said m 11 \\34' an ouhtandang &ame for ipcctator!..
but n lmlc ten c for those on th~ Ooor and
the \1dclint'~ "lt wa\ an amaLina pnw,"
the Kan a ( ll) Conch ~id 'unda) niiht af\cr tlw Kin~ wh1p~d the Lo~ AnJclc1i Clipper 126-122 an n
N:iuonal Ra'ikctball As'itX't:ltion aamc that tre trhcd
into ovenime "II wa!> n grcnt li'iltnc to watch 1f )OU
wen.•n't 1moh·cd," Johnson :ud with a \mile I 8n)
Ore\\ \l'nt the jµlnll' 1n10 O\en1me when his 18-foot
Jumper ""'nl dov. n at the buncr to 11e the conte\t at I 09.
Eddie Jo hnson then took o'er 1n the,: l\C-m1nute e\lra
ix·nod. ~toking n 1hrt.'t·potnt ba .. ket 1m1m·d1atl'I) and
lin1i.t11ng v. tth I 0 po1nti. -9fh1'i 40 for the game -an
ovcrt1111e. John'ion 'iaid the fina l 'iho11n regulatt0n went
jus1 a-. plunm·d. "We wa nted 10 get ll to Drl·w 11' he wali
o~n Thttt rnl l hu'i been orkang for u-. all )ear.'""'the
Kang-. coarh ~1d C"hppers' rookie Lancas1er (iordon.
\\hO \QC)~ O\er when Norm Nt\On )Uffcred a '}pratned
.rnkle 1n the lir-.t l"-O minute~ of1he rnntcst ... a11J Dre"
JU\I got nw:l\ front him on the final '>hot in rcgula11on
"I k 1 nd of "en t to \lcep," \tlld (iordnn. "hu
othl'r"'"c pla)l'd ''l'll .. I "~" tnllung to someone. I t hin~ Marques Uuhn~on). <1hou1 hO\\ I "hould defl'n~e.
13~ the lime I 1urnl'd rn~ Jleod Dre" "a" gone.··
McHale (56) powers Celtics
Kevin McHale \Cl a dub rl'COrd watb m
56 potnt!. and Larry Bird." ho hnd the old
mark. '>pa rkl·d a fou rth-quam·r .. urgl' as the
Boston CelttcHklcaled thl' Dctro11 P1'itons
138-t 24 111 thc N:rnuna l Basl..l·tba ll .\s-;oc1a11on Sunda\•
.. ~ Elsewhere. Ralph Sam'pson 'rnrcd 25 points and
Akeem Olajuwon added :!2 a) I l uu~ton hrld Ph1ladrl-
ph1a to tt<; IO\\C I poant total ut the wa,oo 10 la!..<.• a 99-90
"1n . Otis Birdsong t:apPl'd a 1eam-h1gh JU point\'' 1th
a pair of lrunal free thro\,., 1n the fina l I J st.·cond<, to
kad Nl'\\ kr<;e) to a l'r7-JI 1 'll tor) O\ er Chi cago
Boyas explode in 90-63 win
David Wingate and Patrick Ewing m
kqed a first-half C\plos1on to lead 'iccond-
rankcd Gl'orgl'IO\\ n past l'o.o. 12 ">~ racu-.e.
90-6J. unda) 1n the ~gular Sl'ason tinnlc
of the Bag !:.ai;t Confcrentc Thl· \ Ktor) cs1ablished the
Ho~as. who lin1'ihed ~ccond an the Rag East. as the team
to beat in this "eck'5 confr·rcncc tournament ... In
o tn cr college action. 5en1or guard Rolando Lamb scored
15 of h14' 21 points 1n the ~ccond half as V1rgin1a
( ommon"e•llth".., l 7th-ranl..ed Rams captured the
l'hamp1onsh1p of the Sun Belt ( onference tournament
'-'Ith an 87-82 \ICton O\CrOld Dominion's ~lonart'h!i
and an automauc bid to the NCA.\ champ1onsh1p'i ..
Alvin Franklin hat tour nuuat tree thro\\S 1n the linul
minute and Eric Dickens ~rnn·d 24 po1111c; tu lead th<.'
Houston Cougar'> to a 79-76 \ ll'tory over No. I J 'Ml I
in a Southwest Conference gaml· .. Oklahoma's
W!!Jman Tisdale srorcd 28 po111l.) a-!. l~.\Lh-ran~ed
Sooners O\Crcame a 12-poant !><.'t."Ond-half defk11 to
defeat o Ill Georgia Tech 87-MO an tnter~lt1onal
actaon Oklahoma. champion of the Big Eight < on-
fcrcncc. \\on m J2nd game 1n a ro "'" a1 home and
1mproq~d 10 25-5 O\ crall. Georgia Tech. rn-champ1 on
ufthc .\tlan11c Coast Confercn{'C, dropped to 21-7.
Lazers breeze to 7 -2 triumph
Pl rT\Bl R(;H -(in·g ton's three 21
goal' led the Los \ngcle'i Lo1cr\ to a 7-2
'1ctor) u\ l'f thl· P1t1\burgh ~p1r11 1n MaJO•
Indoor S<xcer League a('tton unda). In
add1twn to Ion·., three goah. Juan Cardt•nas scored
lWKt' for Lm Angek<. \\hilc teammates Stuart Lee and
( acho c.rch tatl1ell once Kc\ an Maher and Da' ad
~1c:\ I' en \cured for P1mbur~h. ~tahcr'' goal hctng his
second \hort-h:.indcd goal ol lht· seac;on Lo' .\ngdn
goall..cqx·r \llkl· ~1.1hunc) nMul' It< 'J'l'\ to get hi\
19th "'" OI thl' \ea .. on again\! 12 loS\l'S.
Th<.' lo'" llrop' P1mburgh io,IJ-21 "'"h1lc I o\
·\ngek,damh\to liJ-15
Black Hawks get over Blues
Ill' Intl· an thl' \econd period \\Ith hi'> _,7th '
R1ght-w1ng Steve Larmer brokl' a 2-2 ~
goal ot the -.ca!>on Sunda) night to help hft
tht• C h1C'ago Rla('k Hawks to a 5-2 l\atao nal
H mkc~ I eaguc triumph O\er thl' St. LOUIS Blue~. .
El\t'''hcre around the N HL ~unda}'. Brent Sutter
.. cored l\qll' and his brothe1 Duane 'in>rcd the other
\;cw \ orl.. goa l a\ the Islander., snapped a 1hree-gamc
lo5antt c;trcal.. b> bcaung Bunalo '-.:! Jean-Mark
Lanthier \u1rl·d his first goal ut thl' \Cason at 2:47 of
0\l'r\lme Ill g1\e ancou\er a \\alU 7-6 \.KIO!) over
Hartford . '.\le,\ JcrSl') ·._ Greg Adams and Rick
Meagher l'.td1 '>ll>rCd t\\O goall>. kallang the Dc\.1ls 10 :i
)-:! 'Kt or> Cl\ a Ph iladelphia . Jim Nill S('orcd two
goals and ~ ann1pcg cap1 talt1cd on another lack-
ada1r,1c.:al l'llort h) Edmonton 10 post a 6-J '1ctor) 0\ er
the 01kr' Mike Rogers \l'Ured l\\O goal!> and .,ct up
annthl'r .1\ thl' '-l'\\ York Rangers romped to a 7-J
'11.tor) O\l'f Ptthburgh
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WHO'S WHO AT UNIDEN TOURNEY • • •
From Bl
SI~ 1.492 with onl y one victor). the Women·~ Kemper
Open an t lowa11.
PAT BRADLEY -JIJ84· J8 cicn1 : won S2.W . .J71J:
r:ml..i:d <I: <'fJf\'ef CiltrHnp. s IAJ6. 720.
Brad le) ha\ dom• v.ell at Mesa Verde CC' rvcn yc.-ar
he h11s pl:i)cd 1n ·Co ta Mc~. She captured the final
Womcn''i KrmpcrOpcn tournament here in 1981 and last
~cason "ns runner up to Nanc) Lopa for the Un1dcn 111le.
She hns been a consi\tenl performer on the tour )tncc
JOintng the LPGA an 1974 w11h h<.·r nnnuul earning
1ncrrasina each )ear except one. 1982. he hu1i wo.n over
$100.000 for each of the past ~ven ~a~ons 1ncludang the 1-...-------
last two over $200.000. Only Jo nne Carner ha earned Stepateaeoa Little Sbeellan
more in the pai.1 nine ycarS. • · Be AMY ALCO'rf -/984: 24 evenu: won S2WA12:' 10 11c for third with 1984 leadang money winner tsy
ranked.5:c.1rcrrcnrnings.$/,JI0.807, Kang. ~J st14 '84 Alcott sc i the tone for her career when he won th e BETH DANIEL -I Wl4: • <-vents: won "T ·-:
Orange· Blossom Classic 1n only her third LPGA nm kt•t.116: can•efl':Jrnings. S l.02l 747.
tourn:.1men1. still n tour record. Since th:n time he has Daniel wa~ the first LPG pro to crack the $200.000
never hud a non-winning \Cason. a claim no other pla)'er mar~ an 111nglc ~ason earning) when she won $231,000 in
who hos completed c;ix \Cosons can make. he won th e 1980. 11 •. 1 .
recent C1rdc K I ucson Open to continue he r streak 1n10 Comban1n~ her official anc.l uno 1c1a carnangs in
another ~eu!.on. 1982. o;he won $450.000. l he total included a _two-week
hl' wa~ r11ok1t.• of the year 1n I 97S and has been over stretch wh<.·n ~he claimed a $50.000 payda~ forw1nnang the
$100.000 in curnings each of the last six years. J&B Scotch Gold Putter Awnrd and a~ 1-5.000 paycheck
NANCY LOPEZ -1984: 16 cH·ntc;: "un $/l0.756. for. capturing the Maida-LPG Series. She defeated
1 d 7 · ~1 '>56 9J4 Jo o\nnc Carner by coming from behind both 11mes. She is mn,..,• : mn·acarninBS . .# ·-• . I b Lopc1 1s the defending champion of the l n1den the latest toJo•n the LPCiA mtlhonaires c u ·
LPGr\ ln\lhit1onaJ nnd ba bceo the mos1 con~1,t<.·nt HOLLIS STACY -198-1: 1-1 cH:nts: "on S87.106:
Pl'I fo rm('r e'er 1n LPGA events at Mc a ·Verde ( ( r:inkd 17. t•anw earnings. $'190.!87. het1edforli~tw1thfourotherpla)er!iin 1979dunng . tac> won 1he 'icason's first event and packed ap
thl· fir 1 Women's Kemix·r Open and lost to Ca rner inn $30.000 IOr her elfom. She has won $32.900 .before this
past weekend in Phoenix und 1!> I 0th on the all-tame money
list for LPGA pro~. -
She won the U.S. Women's Open two con!>ccu11 vc
~car.. 1971 and 1978 and ha!> won three major events.
. jAN STEPHENSON -1984: 19 C\Cnts: WOil
$ /01.215. ranked 1-1: cart:"Cr earnmgs. $958.608.
Stephenson has been one of the glamour girl of the
rPGA sance she came here from Sydney. Austral ia 10 join
the tour 1n 1974. Her golfha!i improved to the point where
she has won over $100.000 each of the past four ca sons.
She is one of fi ve pla}ers to lini h an a tie for first 1n the
lint LPGA event at Mesa. Verde 1n 1979. She lost the
playo ff 10 JoAnnc Carner 1ha1 }car.
Stacy __ ....... '--' She had a stnng of O\er 200 consecutive events
without missing the cut before 11 was broken last season.
playoff. In I lJ~O she ca me back to wan the event and las1 She holds the LPGA 54-hole scoring record, an 18-undcr-
year captured the first Unidcn tnvnauonal. gi' ing her two par 198. he carded 20 birdies durin~ that run.
wins in four starts here. SALLY LITTLE -198-1: 15 events: won $75.561;
Blalock Daniel
A nat1 \C of Torrance. !>he now li ves in Georgia with ranked 11; career earnings. $9-17.695.
husband Ra' Knight. a baseball playe r with the New Yortc-Li11lc had her best season 1n 1982 when she earned
Mets. and 1tie1r ·1112-ycar old daughter. $228. 94 I. th(n disaster struck. he had abdomina l surgery
DONNA CAPONI _ 198../: 17 C\Cnts: "'on $68.675: in DcccmlX'r. 1982 and m1sSl>d the first four events in
ranked 18. can:crcnrnings. $1.153.623. t98J. After playang in onl} five tournaments, she had Caponi,~ -;1ar1ang her 21 lit )Caron the LPGA tour and arthroscopic knee surgery an Ma ) and sat out another 20
1sanother of the cons1sten1 player'i w11h 24 career victories. weeks. • . ..
It took her four yea rs to win her first event but when she .. She .made a comeback in I 984 a~~ is ready tOJ~tn the
did. it was a bigonc-lhl· ll.S. Women'sOpen in 1969. To m1lhonaires. club ~his season. Her ah1h1y to rally with last
prove her lirst "'an was nu fluke. she repeated as U.S. Open round Oounshes as ~cll-k~own on the LfGA tour. The
champiun again in J 970. onh ihc second pla)er 10 c er t exam ple c_ame m t 9~-when she rall~ed with a final
accomplish th•~ feat. ro_und 64 that an~lu~ed eight birdies to win the Nab1sco-
JANE BLALOCK _ 198../: !5 c 1 en ts: "'on $45.893: Dinah Shore lnv1ta11onal.
ranked 50: career earnings.$ /.O'J!,444. PATTY SHEEHAN -1984: 22 events: "'on
Blalock has been comang on strong an early $255.185: ranked 2: career earnings. $928.299.
tournaments this \Car. She I) 1n her 17th season on the Sheehan is one of the top money winners of the last
LPGA tour and 'ilarted th e ,·ampaign with a 70 in the lirs1 thre.c years and is making.a run at win~ing~ver $1 million
round of1hc Mazda Classic at Deer Creek. A 79 1ook her earlier than any plaver 1n the games history. She has
out ofconten11on before she lintshcd 1n a second place tic earned over $500.000 for the past two years and with her
wnh Patt) Sheehan an the Ehzabcth Arden Classic. The v1ctol) in the arasota Classic and second at Phocnax. has
nc\t Wl'l'k a1 the Sarasota Classic. she had a final round 67 packed up $60.525 1h1s season
TRACK. • • From Bl
l11s1ancc relav l(•am.
Fre<;hman Da\ 1d Con toes out of
\\e,1man<,ter High will bl' Noon"!i
pole \ aultcr
"B ) th<.' time conference begins. he
'ihould be '-Cf} good." Noon sa)s.
The Rustler women's team also
ligures to be short o n depth. but tw o
excellen t returners. Mand) Whistler
and Penn~ Frankli n provide some
hope tor Coach Raul Duarte.
Whistler 1s a distance spec1ah~t
whale Frankli n was second an the state
-la~t )Car 1n the long Jump. missing the
championship by a half inch.
Saddleback
F1r\t-\Car head coach Rich James
sa)c; ha.,· team's s1rengths are an the
sprm1s and rcla}S as th~ Gauchos
enter 1he ~outh Coast Conference fo r
the lirst time.
rreo;hmnn Rodney Trammel has
run the l<Xl meters in 11.0 anc.l James
hopes he can get it down lo I 0.5.
'"\ctuatl~. wc"rc shaping up better
than I had an11n pa1cd." sa\S Jamee;
\nother 'ipnnler. Orland )l\.c.
figure~ 10 finash high. In add111on.
Jamt'\ hope!i to get some help from
baskethull pla)Cr'i Mark Dawc;on and
James l il\lor
Sophomores fom Kidwell and
Rod Lakt.·man art· the C1nucho d1s-
tann· runners
Former El Toro High Jumper
Roger Leal) I'> a big thrt'al an the high
Jump (he'!> gOOl' 6-9) and wa'i a CI F
•Ha te tinall'>I.
The Gaucho women feature
Sharon Howard who ha~ hit 125-7 in
the d1~cu'i and .,pranter Ncd rn I.yon~
CARLSON'S COLUMN ....
From Bl
place. Bu t for the most part. a 2-..\
league 1n 1hc southern portion of
Orange Count} 1sa necess1t). .\nd
nght now. there isn't one. not for
football and basketball.
•The 81$ Three from th<.· N<.'\\ port-
Me!>a l lnaf1cd School District ( Nt•w-
port Harbor. Estancia and Corona dc:I
Mar) remaan 1ogctht'r.
•It allows for more tross-~hed·
ulingdunng the fourth and fifth
wceksofnon-leaguc football. and in
essence changl'-. \cl) little except for
1he W's and L"c; 1n 1he league
standings.
It docs not address the Esperan1a-
EI Dorado s11uat1on an the north. two
schools which ha\ e wanted ou1 oft he
Empire League. Bui that dilemma
may neverbt.' !.Olved because there
s1mpl} isn't anywhere else to go
The pred1c11on here 1s there will be
very llttlr in lt.'rm., ofargumcnl'i w the
propo'\al.
Ma}bt.'Un1ver!>1t~ "'ill ask for
cons1dera11on lo bl' sw11ched w11h
Woodbridge. but there's YCT) l111lc to
choose bt.'twt•en the \\\O, Either \\OU Id
do well in th e nt'" league. or<;truggk
in the Sea View.
Ma> bl: El Dorado and l:..~ix·rnn1a
will put forth a pitch. but 11's gc11 ng to
fall on deaf car-..
Ma~ bt.· t rv1ne walheck :i wa> out of
the South ( oast. but the Vaqueros
will find little S) mpath~.
Ma) bl' someonrl'lsc an the Sou1h
Coa"t League will plead the league 1c,
too stacked. hut the fart t!> 1t''I the
Sunscl League South. and the ~un"'-·t
League well bt.• thc firo;t lo \ell }OU
wht:'n you arrn cat that plateau. don't
look for an\ favors.
Whale\ er ~mokc mutenall1es
f ue~:n . 11 "on't be much and \OU
t·anJUSl0300UI put }OUT mone~ on thtS
onenght no".
Herl' 1s the 19!(6-!!lS for mal to be
actt'd on Tut.,da>:
Sun set League: Edison. Founwan
Valle>, Hunt1ng1on Beach. Manna,
Ocean Vac\I.. Wes1m1oster.
Su View Leagae: Corona.de! Mar.
faia~c1a.)'ic"pon Harbor. addle-
bad. Tust1n. I ln1\ers11}. .J
New League: ( os1a ~l esa. Laguna
Beach. Laguna Hills.Orange,
Trahuco Hille;, Woodbridge.
South Coast League: Capistrano
Valk)'. Dana Hills. El Toro. In anc .
M1ss1on V1e10 <;an Clemente
Garden Grove League: Bo lsa
Grande. (Jarden Ciro' e. La Quanta.
Los .\mago\, Raneh0Alam1to!I. an-
11ago.
Orange League: Anaheim. Brea-
Oli nda. Magnotta.Savanna. Valen-
cia. Western. .
Freeway League: Buena Pa rk .
Fullen on. La Habra. Sonora. unny
H1ll'i. Tro\ '
Century League: ( an}on. El Mod-
l'na. l-001h1ll. Santa ·\na. Santa Ana
Valle~. Vatln Park.
Empire League: Cyprcs". El
Dorado Esperan1a. Katella. Ken-
ned\. Loara. Lo~Alam11os. Pacifica.
Theonl} thtngthat''igoangtostopa
G1dd1ngs-Anc.:il'h duel 1s 1f one of the
pnnc1pal' bo\\'\Out. ~nnch 1sa
legend in the <\n~elus League and
although h<.• den1e'i thoughts ofrl'-
turning lo 'it. Paul, the fa ct 1-.1he
Sword-.rnt.•n \till ha ven'l <.'<>me up
Mth a replat·ement for their\ acancy.
KeBy's death blow to USOC
Olympic president,
elected last month.
succumbs suddenly
PHIL~\ DH PHlr\ <APl -f'<-
pn·.,~1011) of 'hm·k nnd sorrow over
1hc dea th uf U.S. Olympic Commit-
u.•r pre'>!dl'nt John ll Kell} Jr Poured
1n from rt' 1c.:. bu111ne~s and )J)l>rh
leaders.
The S7-)ear-old Kelly. an Ol)mp1<.
rowing mcdalt'lit. ion of om· of
Ph1ladelph1a·!I mmt promrnen1 fom-
. · ntl brother of the late Prance"'
•rtKl' 11 on.1to. 1c ur ay a er
rnllup\lng on a Cit) ~trcct.
Kdl) \,on. fohn 111. ~.ml at a nc\\~
wnfcrt.'nll. liunda> that ht!I fatha
"ould be huned ne'<t • turdny IC>
allo'-' man) e\pc 1cd mourncr'i 11mc
to reach Philadl.'lph1a trOm oversea . OOiru1I~ at Jhe Ph1ladel hta Coun·
t) Ml·d1cnl rxam1nd~ C t t-Mllll oo
nutor"> had hc.'l'n pcrform4'd ~tur
dn\ night hut o ruling on thl· en use of
'death wou ld be dcla)cd unttl tht'
lOmpkt1on of toxacolog) 1c 1' 1n
\C\t.'ral c.lJ>' Pohcc at fir 1 blamed
the death on an apparent hc11n auack
"'ell\. an Ol)mptc bronze medal
winner and '>On of a 1hrcc-11mc
Ol)mp1c row1n1 champion, wa'I
ell'C ted prc.,1dcn1 of the USO< ln\t
month -3 po\tt1on he ~1d in an
tntfr\ ll'W he l'toJ "looked forward tcr
for a Iona t1nit' "
"l'rn i.hocked." !laid F. Don Miller.
former c~ernt1vc director of thr
SOC'. now pn.'\tdcnt ofl I \. 01) m-
fllC Foundation "It's a 1011\ IC!
amateur "lport\ in our country.
"Jad ha'> been 1c1cnttficd '>'1th
amateur ~port~ all hrc; hfi' ~nd h:td
looked forward w11 h gr<.·at an11c1-
pation to o;crving 3\ the rrc\1dcn1 of
the ll .S <>l)'m pic Comm11tce." Mall ·
er saic.l . "It's 11 grent tragcd) 1hnt 1h1-.
should happen Ix-fore he could fulfill
his dreum · ·
hi tea m's o'erall pcrformanc·e
"We d1d II f nday night.'' 'kl )''>
Harm. "goang \oft ph1 )1na not to
loi.c.-•
Pol)·.., mO'il v1)1hll-pla)t'f\ tare 6-S
Vincent < nmpcr and 6-6
Purry. ,
Ocean Vi c" rnunter!I wllh a total
pa k. gc In the plii )offll the ~ahawk'i
have had fi vc pfa)c" ..core 1n double
figure'i \Wl{C With :l 26.5°po1nt mara1n
of ,1ctor o\Cr t\\o v1ct1ms
phomorc Ricky Rutlcr (6-6).
Labat (6-S) ond Tony PMLICO (6-1)
arr JO•ned h> 6-4 Davt tro1ght and
6.0 puan1 aunrct Rla1ne fX-Brou~cr. n
un11 \\ hich hJ\ domanatt'll the b<>:irJ~
olTl•r'I 'lit11'f Jcfcns1"c rc<11~t1ncl' nnd
•
Kell ) \ened as vice pre\1den1 of1hc
li"iO('. an organiLat1on of tht:' 38
national go,ern1ng bodies of amateur
'>ports. from 1980-84.
"I t''i heartbreaking for everybody,"
\Sad former l I . I reasury Secretary
W1ll1a m B. Simon. who precccded
Kell y as S(X ' pre~1dcnt. lie dc-
'icrtbcd Kell )' a\ "A harclcr worker ..
\Oml.'olll' who wa willing to drop
an}th1na .. there wasn't unyonc hkc
Jack Kell). ..
• • •
\.all 11undll.' a running or 'low-down
game
Pol)< 19· 7). w11h 12 victonc<1 1n 1h
last '' \farts, ('ounter with c ctllcnt
man-to-m. n defense and an offcnie
which rura when the break 1s there.
hut u~unlly goes with a half-coun
game. the emph:ms on pcrccntaae
\hots Mid strona rcbound1na
"Thi could f>c the best game of the
week.'' sa)''> Ham .
The 8:4~ conte ' follow a 4-A semifinal~ matchup between 1len·
dole (26-0) ona ~nwood (26-t).
The finols arc Saturda> niaht at the
same ,11c w11h the w1nnt'r ioin1
aaii1n\t unht.·urn Mater Oc1 or ~·ammo Rral I caau • champt0n
rra
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Denver ~' DMMl'I 40 71 6S6 Hoo11on )6 ,. .00 31' O•lles l? , . . ID ,.,.,
S.n Antonio 30 31 .,, 10 Ule h ,. 33 •S9 12 KanH\ C1tv 20 40 .»3 "' ~ IASTIRN CON,.IRINCI
Allllltk ~ 11·80,1on .. 1l 1'7 x·Pt1111oe1on11 .. 14 1•1 1') New Je<,ev 31 29 Sl7 1•·1 Wunll'IQIOn ll 30 see 11 New Ve><k 20 .. 311 2t
MllWlul(te C'"")ll DMt*I
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Ken•u C1tv 116 oi-rt 1711011 8otlOll 138, Detroit 129
New JerHv 117 CnlCAlgo 113
Hou,lon "· Phi11delon1e 90
Por111no 121, Uleh 93
TMlellt't Gemet
Mllwaul<H at Detroit
Phlledelonla at San Antonio
Dalles et P110enh1
Clevetano If Gotoen State
Tundev't G-80.ion et New Ye><O.
Pe><lle"CI vt Atlanta II New Orteen'
Wu nlng1on at Cnlcego
Seallle et Mllweukff tndlene et Oallet
Ntw Jarley 11 Kansu City Hou\lon et Denver
Kines 122, Cllppen 126
KANSAS CITY I 1?11 -E JoMwn 11·27 4 S
40. Oroe<oino I·• 4·5 6. Tnomo'on 6·11 1·4.
13, Drew 10· 19 2·3 12 Tntu' 4·1 O·O I .
Mlt'lweerner 1·2 1·1 J, WOO<l\Oll 9·10 I· I
19. Tnorpe 5· 10 2·1 11 McNemare O·O 1·2
I, NtalY 1·3 0·0 1. 8 uH oco 0·0 0 Total'
54· lo.t 16·24 126
CL1""1iRS I 126) -Cage 2·8 •·6 a.
M.JoMwn 10·2? S·S ?S, Ooneld\on 3·6 O· I
6. Nixon 0-0 O·O O. Smltn 13·,S 9· 10 35.
Gordon 10·20 2·• 12. Welton •·6 0·0 t ,
Wl\111 0·1 S·6 5 W•rroelo. 3·S I· I 1
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Kanlllt Cltv • 26 11 l l 31 11-12• ChOPlr\ 31 30 21 27 13-127
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out--Oloerolng, ~mlt" -Rtt>ounds-KanH'
Cltv SS (E JOM,on, Tnomown 10), LO'
Ang~es 6 I (Cage 161 Aul\1\-Ken\u C11v
l~ ({)rew-91. LOt iill"9elfl U i GordOn 1>
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towa 70 lno1ene SO
Notre Oeme S7 wun1no1on SO
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NO ll. Southern M•lhOO•tf 12' ·ti IO\I 10
Texe\ Ttcn S9·!>4 IO\I 10 HOUS!on 79·16
NO " Gtoro1• (20·1) OHi MIU tU•PO•
9•·66, IO\I IO Ttnn~Uff 16·1S
NO IS. Tulu C?l·6) '°'' 10 Wt\I TtU\ Stele 70·62, ~et Wlchlle Stete 67·66
No 16, Norin Caroline State t 19·1) IO•I
to Mervtend 71·10, oeet Wake Forur 66·6<1
No 17. Vlrg1"I• Commonwealll't 12S·SI
beat Old Dominion 18·66, oeer Norin
Caroline Cnerlottt t 5·61. Dell Jec1nonvllle 7S·S7 OH i Old·Oomln10ft 87·t2
No II. 1111noh 111·1> Deal PurO<-e 86·43 No 19 Arl1011e 120 9) IO\I IO Wu ninQton
60·58 I011 to UCLA S8 ~ No 10 Lovoie 1111nol\ 171·51 oeet Orel
Rooerts 86·17 ~·' New Orltan\ IO l·tS
HIGH SCHOOL &OYS
CIF 5-mlftnal1
Cal I.one a.ecfl Arenal
WEDNESDAY
1-14 A I Glende e 176 01 "' L vnwOOd
126 1)
I 15'-(5·Al LOllQ BteCl\.Polv (19· 11 Vt
Oceen View IU ·l )
THURSDAY
7-C• Al Oom1noue1 C21·41 ,., Buen•
(24·/> 'Tl'T~'G,S::.'!·A1 sem m ~> vt Matw 1>e1
J.A CT llt\OI ¥, MO p,m. I 8011••• 1,. •> v' N09a1ts n •1 et llowlenct Demien r21·11 v\ Morntno,1cie
111 41 et Et Cam1110 COlteoe
J.A
(Wtdl\etdllv, 7.:10 p .. m.)
Senta C1eril 11S ll v• AOour11 t 14 II)•'
Wt\llO t El Monte t 19 fl vt Nordnolf 117·11 •I
Ventura Collaot
l·A
(Tuetdtv. 7JO p..m.
C'nedW!t'i (11 11 " ....,., .. ,.., C.IVttli.11
tto-41 ,, S-•
Montctalr Prto C23 11 vt Crou roeo'
I lt·t l a t ~nte Mon>ce HS
Stnetl k!IMI~
1Tuet4tv. 7:)0 111.m.I
WOOOCrHl Chr"tl•n c lt·~I II\ Tem,,..
Cllrl\llan 1?1·11 al llenhH'8 HS
Ht\Pfrit C11rf\t11n Ito ?l v' NHOlet
(17 SI et Twentvnlne ttetm'
Hl9h KMet e'rts
C1" StMllllNALS
CT-41111,o. 7'>0 111.-~,-4-A
LvnwOOd vs Compton et Cerrttot Cot
Ganr "' Muir at PaHden•
~-· jlllver\idl Polv "' ••H el lleltnell Footn11 v \ Patmdlle e t A"letooe ll•HH 1·A
Ce.on "' LI O\l•nle •I LM Al'l\tOOt s." 1.u1\ 00.\00 '" Chino •' O<WI Luoo l ·A Sen OlmH ..,, Sltnt• , .. ,. ., ltMI MIH
Nor!ll'IOll "' ll•iitv Cllrltllen •• Cerrito• M!
Imel kMeb
'f•l\trlOOt u Tr"'' 11111.I
"IO• HOlldo ~ "' ..,on et O.\~t
·-
PGA teumamem
l et Ce,., ~. ~ ... ,
27S • Curm Str1111M. \t0,000 '1·6'·10 1•
it.le< JICOOWl'I, U...000 6'·7l 10 ..
171
Willll woocs. ll4.000 •j n -1cH1 27t ltav ~lovd. nt 000 ••·n· .. ·70 Fred couo+et, 1n .ooo 6)• .. ·70-11 ,..
Tom Kite, 511,375 6'·••·71·'1 Garv Koci\, s11.3H 68·68·12·12 tel O•n Foomen, \ 14,SOO 71·11-70·68 AllCIY 8een, '14,SOO 70·6'·69'1) O•ve &err, '14,SOO 67·6'·70-7S 1n
Jim Neiford \9,»3 '9·11·7l·6'
Bruce Lia~Ul.Jll
Mike Sulliven, st,llJ 12·11·70-6'
7l·U ·7MO
H11"'rt GrH!I, 59 »3 66·14·12·10 Jim Co1oer1, st ,33J 74·68·10-10 erao Fe11e1, s9,33l n·'9·6•·n Mark McCumt>er. '9,ll3 70·69-10-73 scon SimP\Oll, 19,lll 70·10·6'·14 Wavne Levi . st.ll3 69·67·70-76
183
GlbOv Glloert \S,?U 71-72·71·69
8111 Kr II Llt'I \S, 714 11-10-n-10
!>eve B•ltH llfO\. U.21• 12·'9·72·70 Jefl Coston. \S 1 I• 11·71 70-11
Fuf1'1 loeffer. U 21• 71-70·10-71
Tim Norri,, '5 2U ...... 71.75
Mlkt 9rtohl, IS,214 61·6.5·73·n
Phil Hancoco., sa,311 114 71·71·13·6'
Jim Tnore>e. SJ,32t 61·6'·71-10 Jefl Grygiel. \l,321 10·11 ·17·11
Ken Grffn, '3,321 66·71-75·77 Jim Simon' Sl,:na 61·74·11·12 Tim Slml>\on, '3.321 74·67·11·77
Ject.. Nlcttlllu\, SJ.37' 70-68·13·73 Jim Ot nl, '3.311 69·72·71·11
29$
Pat LindHY, 51,309 61·1HS.-71
Oevlo lsnll. \2 309 71·69·7 .. 71
Wevne Gradv, U.309 11·'9·n ·n Nick Feldo, U .309 67·72~14·72 Lance Ten 8rocl(, \2 ,309 7'·69·70·72 Loren Rooern, n ,309 11·69·12·73 Oovo Tewell, '2,309 10·11-10·1•
Georoe Arcntr, '2.309 -71-70-69·15
216
8errv Jetckft \1,650 13·69·72·11 Cnrl\ Perrv I I 6SO ...... ,..13
800 E as lwOOd i I 6S0 69·61·76·73
Greo Power'· SI ,650 72·70-71·73
Don P~v. s I .650 69·66· 70-11 ,.,
Pevne Stewert, \1,310 12·71·73·11 81rnnerd Le nger, t I ,J 10 13· 10· 10·,.
800 Muronv. \1,310 70·71·71·7S7 -Roo.rt Wrenn, ll 192 15·61·1•·11
JO/In Manetttv s I 197 70·73·72·73
Tom Puruer \I 191 72·66·7S·15
Anov Ne><tn, 'I 191 11·1?·10·1S ,.,
Geor" Burns. i 1 120 10-n -11-•9
TomLenme n s l,120 70·7HS·7J Oen Helldorwn \I, 120 70·69·76·14
Bred Fe.on.' I, 120 12·10·1'·13
Lerrv RinO.er. i i. l~O 10· 13·17·1•
Mllr.• Nlcoler•e ".no 1t-'10-n ·1'
Booov Nlcllolt \I 120 11-10-11·17
190
8000v C1amoe11. \I 070 71·69-n 13
Oev10Froll.S1.070 12·69 ·11·12
MIC~ Soll I 1.010 77·11·7•·73
1'1 Rlcnero lokOI \1,0.0 70·71·77·73 Tonv S1tl\, S1 o.to 69· 10· 79· 73 Greo Tw100,, Sl.040 73·70·76·72 ,,,
Merk. W1e0«, ll,015 73·70·76·13 Lou Granem 'I OIS 61·61·77·79
1')
Jerrv Pete. \99S 71·69· 19·7•
Ed Sneeo s995 69·11·14·19 ,,.
Sltvt Pete S980 70-13 1S 7t
• ·wOft \vd04tll death ot•vo!l
LPGA tournamen1
Cal PllMlllX I
7tO
8•1\v K'"g f17 500 69·"8 12· 71
Pellv SnHhen l 13 17S 6S 13· 11 11
712
Ot'OOll! MllSHV l9 000 17·69 11 10
Oonn.1 Wn11e s9 000 70·71·69·71
11-4 Jo Ann WHl\lm \S lSO 11 1• 10·6'
Kernv Wn11wor1n. \S )SO 1•·69 · 10· 1 I
Altce Miller U.3SO 69·11·10·13 ,..
Bonnie Lauer, sJ,713 11·11 13·11
Anne-Mane Pellt, Sl 111 69·73·69·7S
211
i<a111v Bao.tr \1 l>OI 69·13· 76·69
Bero Bun>.ow,kv '2 601 14·69·1•·10
J111e1 Anderwn. '2 60 1 71·1•·69·72
Barbera Moxneu . S1 601 13·11 ·11·11
Ro\ie Jone' '2 601 71·69·75· 11 Juov C11r1< '1 600 11·10·11·1' ,..
8tcO.v Pter\on Sl.951 n -11-n n
Deedee Lull er. i I 9S 1 69·1S·11·11
C1nov Hill, \l,9St 10·11·11 76 ,.,
Bern 01n1e1. s l.619 13·13·1•·69
Mulln Spncr·Ovln, ii 6U 1S·11-10·13
Jent Blatocll, i 1 618 11·10·1'·1•
Sanor• P11mer ti 689 73·69·71 76
2tO
Le Ann Cenaoev i I 43S 10·16·13·11
Cetnv Mone SI 43• 70·73·1S·12
J•n Steonen\on s 1 43• 14·10·13 1)
L vnn Par>.tr \ 1 •l• 61·73 n 11
2tl
Snerrl Turner " 153 7)·70·10·48
Allee R1izmen. i 1,2!13 71·7HS·13
Hearner Drew \I 251 7J·69· 76·ll
Su\iln Senoer1 SI 1S? 17·10· 10· 1•
1'1
Cethv Kre11er1 't 0'6 11·1'·15 n
Jene Lock s I 0'6 13·11·13 ,.
Anu110 Hlkeoe. l 1.11'6 13·12 13·1'
8etn Solomon 11,0'6 7S·71·69·16
Jerilv11 8rl11 '1.046 10·12·1•·16
Leurt Pettr\on s I 046 10·1•·10·11
1'3
Sally Lllttt, UAO 70·1'·80 69
Martlle Neuse 1840 13·71·76·73
Mi\Mt McC.eor9e \l.O n -n 76 n
Ketnv H111, U•O 1S·11·11 1'
8evertev Oevo' Ul9 11·69·16·76
794
Jul• lnk\ler \67S 69·76·1S 14 Cetnv Revnld\·Or. '47S 12·10·1'·1'
Oeooie Mel\ter1111 l67S 12·12·75'75
Elaine Cro\Ov. \67S 1S·l2·10·11
Jovce Kezmltr\111. '615 11·14·11·11
2tS Lauren Howe. '502 74 11-11·13
8erOr• M11r1nlt . SS07 11·13·16·14
Jene t Cote\ iSO I 1•·11·14 16
Amv 8enz, '501 11·11 1S·16
lllCIU Feroon \SOI 11·11·16 16
Nencv Screnloo i SOl 1l· .. ·1S·19
Caroll! Cnert>onn1er SSOl 10·11·14 to ,,.
Oete Eooellno \349 ,,. 7l 16 7l
Roo1n Watton, \349 13· 11-19· 13
Carnv Marino, '349 12·1'·16·1•
Ille.kl Alvarez, ll,. 75·69·1'·1' Sue Footemen, 13•1 1S·12·N ·IS
Pet1v Havtt. '3•1 10·11·1•·•0
' 291 'Snirte v Furiono S1SS 73·'11·80·7J
Martv 01c.1<erwn iHS 1'·11 16 1S
tc:atnrvtrYouno \254 16·11·1•·16
0 H noe WOO<!. '254 7J 11 1S 11 1't
Oeot>!e Hell n II f4 ,, 13 70
Mer tent Heg1>9 \2 U 1S·11-16 77
Nencv Wlllle 8rewr '111 7l· 13· 1l·to
>00
Anne Kt llv, '191 14·13·16·11
Pie N11Swn s 191 7S· 70· 16· 79
ttr1' MOllagnan, i 191 11·11·11·19
JH nnellt Konlnau tlfl 11 76 13 to
JOI
Joen Jovce \ 166 1S·11·1t 16 l.~~·S I .. 13·1)·7t-'lt
Su'te 8trdOY SI .. 71·77·77·11
>02 MeHtte Wnltmirt s lS7 14·13·1'·1• Ml
J06
CeroOne Gowen n ·H·16·8l COllHll Welo.et 16•11 1S 14
King-size chip shot /
Betay King chJ1>9 onto the 14th hole daring Su nday'• fi~al rouna of the LPGA Pboenu Open. King, who will
play thi• week in the Un ld en tourney at Meaa Verd e
Country Club ln Coat.a Meaa, won at Pboenu.
S.ntl Anita
SUNDAY'S llESUL TS
<Slrd of n -O.Y tflor~ed ~I
FIRST RACE. 6 lurtonos
Liglll Wiii CMcHaroue> 14 60 1.20 • 60
Sano 0111ger !StevtMI -1~00 .uo
GOO<! Ftnl\I\ I Veleniutla l l.IO
At'o reced Firing Point WOO<!' Lekt Tougn Envov. Count Tne HouH, Amerone
N10111111wto.er
Time 1"09 I S
SECOND RACE. I I I mite\
T,,.r>OI'\ Trtu re lHwlvl 12 00 S 80 410
Truttll'\ COel•houuavei 6 00 •.10
GOUIPV ( Toro1 s '°
Mv Counttu Pve·, Cnckel Ovnen
noneoe. Atfirmollvetv Oornlnanr l ea '"'" Poi>er Sli~
Ttf"lt 1 SO I S
\1 DAIL V OOUll.E I 1 oe10 i 110 80
THIRD A.ACE. I I 16 m.1e\
F1ee1 Ma~\tv I Steven\ l100 l 80 l 00
Bonllem IMcCarron) 2 60 2 40
8ert111' Ltlllf lOl'lerlOu\\.Vl'I ) 40 Al\o raced Nor1nern 51art lle111n1
George Grev Ciaunlltt. Texu Tte Stew'\
t<•nvoom Ouec~1ty Quac• Ren•weo
Enerov B•anou i P euur~
1 '"" 1 4) 2 s
Ont ""'" FOURTH RACE
Fo•zanoo Toro 17X> S20 •10
4 Ma.,,oo fl(icCerron
p,.,,, e 8r'°•e• S•t•l'n\
A1\o raceo Snam1u11c
F orM\. Son rt~ JorOI' r,.,.,, 115 I s
180 HO
• •O Raoooo Dom St
SS EXACTA •7 tt Pll•O \9000
FIFTH II.ACE 6 I 2 lurtOllQ\
Mummv ' P \rt E soroi II X> 1>.10 ; 40
Quall tum Ll'a O Hawltv I> 00 '90
M•dlo•d S•evtnu 6 60 Al\O r•ceo Autumn Sun\et Mv Tonv T
Biii ~vnoromt Orvmo1c 8ronre Cl>I' Oo
\tonaoe> Vatel\ Bou•bOnne•l L•on Cotv
Time 1 IS 1 ;
SS EXACT A • 1 9.1 p1110 S207 00
SIXTH RACE. I I lb mtltl
8t~r TM 810 !Snoem11r1 1 80
A\Ce"''°" Lorov•
•l>O )()()
140 J 80
160
R Cl' Earo"
Co\mOlrOft
T Jrkoma" Hewtev
A1\o re<eo F t'"v ~ou•\
Palt\11111! Sul' Fortv Snare
A$Or•on T•me 1 O 1 ~
SEVENTH RACE I l 2 rn1t1P\ on furl
OalD'f Steven\I 19 60 1 •O • 60 Byron Lo1011e • 10 2 90
F aou•Ou' MtfT'O•v t-0aw1ev ) 10 A.osc. raceo C.sr• 110 Kevete All to
Con"manoer Cp•ro p,nto La M mosa
T aOIJ• He Co•1.1mft>v'
f·me 1111S
\S EX.ACTA ~ I I Oll•d \18• 00
EIGHTH RACE I I • m•lt'\ Lord At War t SMemao er1 1 00 ) 80 1 80
Gre•ntoo tMcCarro111 l 40 160
Go•e Dancer t p,., av 160
A.1,0 racNJ l ip \ Ma9 r Ha• 8o•d " 11g
Avm•n M.,, Hao 1onv
T,,.,. 200 ls
U PICK SIX 17 I 1·4 S·1• DatO
lit S77 •O w••r> t> ..,,,.,,,no 11c~et\ ll ••
nor\esl S1 PICK Sil< conso11111on oa10
i 1 187 10 w11n 42& w•nn1no t.ckl!I\ !live
nor us)
NINTH RACE I I 8 .,, e\
rmoutsveiv Ewaoa lll>O 940 ~•o
Our L.eeoer Me11 lO 40 1110
Ya•tOw Marmo aoe O '""''' 9 to A"o receo J1moo ' Act L •Mwouto
L•11M'1ewevno1me Ola H•ro Denali Ridge
Bac111og 8e1011e F .. , WOOOCOl.f
v ort•uler
rirne I SO 4 ~
U EXACTA 112·)1 Pa10 l l 414 SO
Alll'nOenct t~ ~21
USFL
WESTl,_N CONl'ElttiNCE
W L T ~Cl ~F PA
~
Oelllar>CI
ArtlOllt
Denver
Por111no
JOO ICIOO ... " I 0 I ISO d 21
tOSOC113'1
10~$0 S.
I 0 500 11 It
o· o ooo o
EASHRN COH,I RINCI
JKll \Ollv !Ml I 0 0 I 000 22 I• ~Of\I' I 0 0 I 000 10
.lf,,.,.nontm 1 I 0 500 ••
N-JetH v I l 0 to0 $1
NHL
C.AMPIELL CONFEAEHCE
Smvtlle DM\iofl
W L T PT\ GF GA
•·Eomonron •J is 1 91 31S 716
C.lllAH' Jl M 1 13 29ft ?S2 Wl'rrn11>10 33 26 1 13 190 2 ..
Kines 29 25 I I 69 111 17 l
V•ncouver It 38 8 '6 ?1S l'.U , .. ,..,., Oovl\IOI\
~I LOul\ lO 12 11 11 13' rl9 Cn-cago l 1 JO S 67 ?S7 ?SO
Ottron 10 l• I 1 SI 2•S 19' Minnesota 19 JS t t 49 219 262
Toronto 11 •O 1 '1 104 21•
WALES CONFERENCE
Petric.II Olv1tlon
wo,11;11910,, 38 11 9 as ?63 191
Pllll10etDn1• 31 19 1 11 262 191
NY l\tano." ll 11 4 10 ?86 149
NY Ranoers 71 ll 9 SI 1l9 269 Ptll\Ourgn 11 l6 S H 111 191
New Jer\ev 19 )6 I ~ 211 260
AO.m\ DlvoM8fl
Mo11rrta1 n n 10 u 1'6 213
ButlalO lO 21 11 • 72 117 117
Queoec )1 14 a n 164 130
B0\1011 ,. 26 • 6~ 729 , '5 Herolord 1 I lS 1 49 H7 271
• ·cllncneo ot•volt sPO•
suncsev'' Score\ (a,9arv 1 l(onqs 0
I encou•I'• 1 Herttora 4 o•
New Jer~v S P~ 100. O" a 1
New Yor• f\14noe•\ l 8.Jll6 o 1
cn.cago 5 SI LO'' 1
~ew Yor"-Qan~~'' 1 P,••stt ,r J" J
'ill1nn•Pf9 6 Eomonfo~ l
Ton;vnf'' G•me
MC1n•rpa1 at M•N'l''O'•
Tut~Y'S Gamts
P111'o"rg11 o• Kono\
80\1011 at 0<-e~c
New Jl'r\fv a• wav· 'J'O~ Harlloro a• 81.1lfa'O
P h11aoeron.a a1 N.,._. "f'O""-I\ anOfr\
Toron•o 01 S• l • \
Eomon1on a• Co '"'v
Fl.11mes J, Kln9s O
Score bv Per1oos
LO\ An ... H 0 0 0-0
cai..rv 4 t 2-1
Finl Plt'•od t Coigarv R1HO"h111n 1 'Ntl\\01' 8 46
'"' 1 Ca•o•rv Rt1rl'lor1 11 Beer, Quinn 12 16 roo• l C.t 1111rv Mecoun I
Sl'\ffhV N11uon 14 l 1 ' Ce oarv Hun•er
9 ICav••••" W .,on ISO'I Pena
I H-Ba •!tr (et llOO' ' Q 8 13 Weit\ LA
noto1nv 1119
Second Period
S Ca•oorv Per> "'' 14 ~c Oonetcl 01101. 19 S6 Pena• h -Macoun Cat •tr o
p,n91 1011 R•\eO•OuVI" Ca noo~•"ll
12 38 Sm11... LA ,, l)PtnQ Is )8
TJ\ird PerlO<I
b Ca1garv L -<>D 11 8• •'Pf I 41 1 Ca gorv 0110 I Rf'"""'" N \WI' ll..So
DO Pl'ne I Ps-s• ..... LA ro..v"'"" 6 n
Sneenv Ca ro1.111~ "0 6 11 """'' LA m1nor·ma .or "OO••no \otar no t 11 41
:.netl"• Cot rnonor m \COftdUCI rovgn.ng
11 •l R1\eoroU11n Cat 1n1or. sl·c•,nol ~tfoo
Snot\ Of1 'iQ1ti· LO\ Angell!\ o· 11· 11-19
C a1guv IS· u 1 l6
Goah"-LO\ Angettn Jenecvk 1 IS '"°''· 11 "'""" E l•OI Is 09 l1rs1 11 ,, , Ca1gerv Lemt••n ?9 2'11
Allendence-16 613 Reter-800 Ha
Worn.n's teurnament
Cel Ctrl\be<ll
Cflamo.en\hio FINI Double\
/tlef'dv Tur"lb,il• A,u\~ra11a B~t\y
NolQllHn u s 01'1 • Nan.I Me nOl•i<OV O
C1tcnos10vek•e l llo\6'V" Fe1ro1n• tSoutl'
.. ,,,, .. ) •·• 6·) 1 •
Chem1>1onsll1p Semoflnll Doubles TurnOyll N"11e1\1tn dPI A1vc•a Mou11on
U' Katl'v JO•<Jl!n olJ$ • o 6 l 711
Con'4!111on Final O~tllt\
M•rl 11a N<>vra• •Ova u S C•ro~ Rt
V"<>'O' U ~ ot• p_,,,.. Sn• .er u S
~Annpi:f.,\H~ US 1 S l·• •. ,
Ctn\1&811«'1 s.tnlliN4 0...tlle\
Na"-rat iova lltvno'Ot O'Pf 8eroera Poi
''' U S · B•t t Jt<ll' I\ 110 I U !> 1 S I> ) . '
Women'' tournament
I 11 ~r'lnufef\, N J )
l'tr\I rtvftd ~
Car no 8eue11 Ceneoa 0.1 Sn•r""
We1\I\ US 6 t • 4 G" Fernt..O.I
P"'rro qoeo H' An11e Wl'•t• u S 1 S
o 1 Pam C.'8,. Clmdtn 011 Mli~c.• • ~\Aer. Netl't<••no• • 2 3-6 6 ·)
-----TtmffDaY I I 0 500 •l
> .. ..
S7 n
SundlV'\ tf•~<'*"i
8Acjt8AI.\.
H-~Mte« ton· Clf' ,.~ ... ALS
CT"'4111Y. ' Mt\) 4•A
FoolhlH 11 PttCM lltfele\
ltOlllno H1Jli er (\llV1f (lly
>•A
~1111 Gebriel 11 G•~'na (ft~_. &I l.•ltt~
2•A
Lil S•~ 111 Tro,
Arieri.•m •' , ......
111111~ 0 I I 7SO-11 ~ t10 000 U
5'Hldlv"' ~~" • !Min Anlonoo I• Alli~ 14
Denver IO l irm•nolllm 13
Hov\ton 50 Temoe 8•v 1t aet11fNYe 11, 0e ilno 11 IOll
TM9M'1 0.,,,.
MemOfl•• 111 J "'°"" " S.Nr•V"t~
l 1rm•no11tm et pr ncto '"''"'°'' ., Mt<'flllfl ' ~'f''G-luteu 11 New Jlll'\ev
Porlleno •• Denver Temete In et Sen AnlOl'l•o
HQIJ\lon el Oelo.ll M
~¥, 111\tt(JI II 0...-
.J• k\Ol\Vt 81 A ,_
\
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NtW YO~ YeNI( \ 1·11nl"d •t• °'1U i'~ "'·e•<Jt• a,..o 0..-•"~ ltom.;nen ano Jiii c........ lltf( ... .,,
NlnleNJ I.Hiii' •
NliW Y01t M tS••ffCl>tcl •" tOrM
"""' .,..,1n Oerr\I \ore ... oe•rv o.,tl -1111 a """'' .... r COfllf ecr s f"ed 1to11 O••""t
···~~ -• ...... ,.,.,..tl IAMtl TIAl.L
... tltMI .. Yr .... AU.Cllliefl
CHICAGO •uu \ \u\~f'O °""'fl 041 ... Y 8'>trd lot 1"'0 01"'11' W•l"Oyl Oh tor •IOll1tno ctutt r ' HOCK•Y
NalltNI M•Oev l.M-aur~ ALO u.a•ttt ~ ""•d IOb ~Al' .,..,.1 cen•tt
Wind. plays havoc
with area races
Yachts dlsmasted
in Whitney Series:
for mats changed
8y ALMON LOCKABEV ..., .............
Gate force winds and towcr1ns ~'
off tht coast Fnday ru&ht •and Satur-
day played havoc with Los Angeles
Yacht Club' Whitney. Times. L ittle
Whitney and Todd Pac ific Scnes.
Hardest h1t was th e Inte rnational
Offshore R u le fleet in the 156-mile
Tri-Island race in the Whitney r.cnes
The race staned at 4:30 p.m . Fnda)
In light w inds but as the neet
a p proached Santa Barbara l sJand a
-.cather front pac)<1ng wind~ o f 40
kno ts d1smasted '"o )'achts and
prompted i,everal othe~ to dropout
and run for she lter.
D1s mas 1cd were B risa. skippered
by Sand) Manin o f LA YC. and R ed
S hift. sailed b) Anne Kahle. LA Y C.
No o ne "as 1nCJured o n e 11her }ac ht
Of the 23 e ntnes in the IO R
d 1' 1S1o n . I 0 staned and o nl} fo.ur
ftmshed. There we re no Class I\
)taners as m ost of them were la) 1ftt·
o ut of the race 1n preparatio n for the
stan o fNewpon H arbor Yacht C lub's
C'abo San Luc as ra('e next Saturda)
Crewmen that sun l\Cd tbe rn-
lsland race told ofbe1ng blasted by 40-
knoi "inds and I 0 foot follo " mg seas
after rounding anta Barbara Island
and hfad1ni t0 '4ard San Cl~mente
Island. Sailing with h eav1I) reefe d
mains and No. 2 J ib~ the~ generated
speeds o f J 8-19 kno t'i.
.\s the "inds hit the south coast
area Saiurda' the scheduled race for
the Times Lillie Wh11ne' and T odd
Sen es y achts to Catahna·s hip R ock
and return was changed to a race
around the buoysofT Los o\nge les and
Lo ng Beac h harbors. but even that
shon course provided _plenty o f
tro ublc. lwo }ac hts los t their sticks 1n
that race and several o thers aban-
doned the race "i th minor ~·,.
failure~ D1~ma~ted -.ere Dt J • a Midltt
Ocean Rac ina Cla s )Kb\, and Mu-
gucradc. a PA RF entry an lht Times
Sen~ .
s sluppcrs and ~' licked lhcir
wounds and examined t~ir yachts
fo r damasc. here arc the rnuJts
• computed b} the LA YC race commit· tee:
WMM't Settet (IOa,
CLASS A -no .ian.n
Cl.A.SS I -I ltl'ltllle ~ ~.
Pll<OOfll In VC, 2 ~ ~-. ~ aftd ~ndV I('"" W~ Vt; )..NledlCN ,._,.,
l ob l.ene. Lon11 &Mcfl vc
CL.U$ C -I Cnlcllen I.lot, true. .A,.,.,_, CllMlnl'll> aev VC lonl\I llnlM!er)
TlrMt Wle6 ( ..... P)
CLASS A -1 ,, ...... ., ..... St-sr.i-,
, 2 lled Hof, Mike C.,,..,.., l.8VC (MIY
Nn) •
LASS 8 -I My S.,..I l.0tO 6""
·ce r-nn A"I0'\8 YC lontv ~-I
Cl.ASS C - 1 W~. HoMtn Svndlalle,
LA VC. 2 Le 0 1e11e, 8 &. F Hott~. 8IUe Weter Cn11\•l\9 OUt> l tntrtolcl, Hel Pudewe, C.Wllo
6MCn YC
MOttC IUttle WnltMYI -I ~ C,_..,,
C.,11Qfnl1 1'C Svnolcete, 2 MMo&e. Wet<Mlum·
lllCJleoneu, LAYC. J CowerdlY Lion. Steve
"I°"'· Sou1h a ... Yacht ltKll\9 Club TMtd ,.edk WW C,.._P·D>-No flnl~
Class A title
to Roc k N Roll
Rock N Roll. s kippered b y Jeff
Rogers of the hos& club was th e Class
.\ wmne r unda)' in Dana P o int
Yacht C lub's H e nry Hardina M cm-
o n al Regatta for Pcrformantt tUnd\·
cap Raetng Fleet y achts and o ne class
o f J -24s.
W inner in the J-24 Clas.s was
R~~~age. sailed b y Lance M cCabe.
1' .
Summar} of results :
CLASS A -1 ltOCk N ltOll, Hf! ltOMr\,
OPYC 2 Tonoer Boa Gree Jov, Lono ~ YC,
) Genoelf Oouo Jonn OPYC
CLASS 8 -I C.11\re oe Lunt, Paul Frei..,,
OPYC, 1 Ecttecv, Al .JoM_., Of'VC, l VuiM'
aoe1men, Dl<k Amtower DPVC
J·2• -I ll1m1>eoe. Lenee McCaOe. OP YC. 2
V·Mu, Jonn H-. OPYC, l Golno Lift.Sieve Nlcnot\, OPYC
CRUISER CLASS -I c~ aovai
,,.rv, OPYC,, Soll ""· l(.n Lessev. OPYC, l toocn N Go LtoyO Fortvtfl. C ... tlrellO .. .,,
YC
Kings burned oilt
with 7-0 reversal
Flames' bemelin
'records 29 saves
to get shutout
( \L(, \R' .\ltxna I .\Pl-Duug
R r<Khro ugh·., '>hon-handC'c.J goJI tng-
1;1at:d a four-goal rir<,t-pt•nod bur'>t 1n
.t <;pan o l ti 2' Jnd ( alg.i~ gnJltl·
Rc:Jean Ll·mc:l1n niJJe 24 sa' t'' J<. tht•
Fla mt'\ huntd lhl· L m .\ngl'lt'' i...ing'
... 11 \unda\ n1gh1 in J '.111un.1I
H Ol·l.e~ Ll·aguc.· gJITTl'
II \\a'> tht• Flame•; 1h1rd u>n·
\t'l'Utl\e 'll'tor\ hut their tir<>t 1n liH·
g.imc' tht'> '>l'3'>0n Jg.11nst t ll\ .\n·
gde'> The tl·am' a rl' lod cd in .1 thrt•c ..
\\a) hattk ""h ~ rnnrpcg for ,t•ninc.J
~an· tn tht• 'im~ tht: D1' 1<;1on ( a lg<i~
and "'inn1ptog.irc: llt'LI '"'h .,J point'>
tour mort• 1hJn--the ~ing ..
\l.,u \umng for the: Flame' 111 thl'
tir~t pencxi \\CJt' Paul R t·mh.in
JJm1e ~1atoun and Tim H unter J'
the Flame' thJ st•c.J Bon 1:'.lnl't'I. lhl·
.. 1an1ng Lo' ..\ngt•ll•, goalie "ho hJJ
"on four 'tra1ght rn.1d gamc:' Jun
P t•pltnsk1 got tht• nnl~ goal ol tht•
":rond pcnuJ Jnc.J llal..in Luoh anJ
Joel Olio adJl.'d th1rd-pcnod tJlltl''
R t"'4.'tlrough 1>pt'nl.'d the ')4.unng a1
8 -l6 aftt•r l\.t•nt 'il"nn tntl'rtl'fltnl .1
pass tn'>ltk tht• l .ilgJr' hlul· line .rnd
hanl.c<l lht' pul I. 111l lhl· hoJrc.J, to
R l\<'brough. "h11 "J' ,i...1110g thr,)ugh
the c;lo t and hrol.t· 1n .1h10t· 11n
lancq l.. •
R ctnhJrl m.nlt 11 2-1! .in J t)tl\\t'r
l)la) at I~ 16 "hen has sh o t lrom near
the blue hne bounced o fTtv.o pla)crs
in fro nt of 1he net and c hange d
d1r~·ct1on o n Jancc)k .M acoun in·
crea~d 1he lead to 3-0 at I ~· 31
rcdirccung a 1th t>t b\ Netl heeh' o\Cr
Janee) k·., glo' c ~nd 38 '>CCOnds
later H unter !ought off a 1:hc.•cl.; b~
dcien<1cman R id. Lapoint<" and
hanged in J goalmouth pa~' from
(J tnll ( J\JlllOI
Swim record
to East German
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lg1ir P 11l\.1n .. i.., 11 1 thl' \m it•t l nton
\Ct a "orld rct nrd 01 I 58 I .i 10 thl.'
200-mcter h:ll kstrnl.t' at a dual'" 1m·
ming rnt't't "11h La!.! German' un·
da\ lht• \tall' ne\•' asenn ~ D'-
rcpunt'd
Thl' I \·\t'Jr·uld P 11hJnl..sl.' brol.e
1hc old rt'lnrc.J l)f 1·si<.i1 ·~t b\
•l'un1r. mJn ~rgl·1 /aholotnm last
\ug. 21 in \.ln'>lO"
Frank Baltru\\.h ot £ a't German'
"J' runnaun tin..,hin~ morl.' than
fl)Ur 'l'lllnd\ \kl"t"r 1n _·I),:! .:!O D1rl
R llhtc:r or f j\I < •l'rmJm ""a" third at
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tht· ~' 1el l mun h1unh in 21'\6 91
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• . . .. .. ar.,.. CoMt DAILY PILOT/Monday. March •• 1N5
Airline ~fficials complain about
holes iii plane pollution, noise laws
OAKLAND -nlllng <'llY d~llcrs and $Uburbantte who hvC'
nar airpons or airpon approachC'~
"100 million guinea pigs," the pres•·
dent of the world's largest charter
•irtinc called on pcn1ncn1 govern-
ment aaencie and airport au1hont1e~
to uphold tht• law on noise abatement .
H.K. lloward. president ofTrans-
a~nca A1rhnes. stated that millions
of people are forced to suffer ad-
d11wnal aircraft noise and engine
pollution becau~ a recent ban on
olc.Jc1. four engined aircraft ··has tx•t'n
~ho\ full or hoh:s ...
He said that e>.emptlons &iveo to
mostly mallcr and undercapitallzed
airlines to ny unmodified Boeing
707s and Douglas OC-8s .. rcpn:sents
a giant "CP backward 1n notS<' com nl 1ancc by JCl a1rcraO operator!> ...
Busiilesses must now keep more
accurate records on deductions
• Jan. J is the starting point for the
requirement that adequate "contem-
J>()rancous records" must be kept to
substantiaJe deductions taken for
business usage of computers, air-
planes. automobiles. trucks. boats.
and other such propen y. CQntem-
poraneous records are those that are
kept at the time the equipment usage-occu~ rather than being summarized
or estimated at a later date.
Taxpayers wh o do not have such
lop or diaries giving SJ>CC \fic data to
-suppon the tax benefits they claim will be denied the credits or deduc-
tions and ma y even be subJe<:t to
pen"lties for negligence. Those who
arc df'ected by this change should
begin their recordkeeping 1mmed1-
ately: any delay could mean lost
benefits.
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5"' • .., 1~?1 " "' ,.,.. 1 fWn n A otn u I/) ttUI II .. ,. INFI s
~~· ~lp I/) FlurOCb ~.~,~~ Fonar ~ .. v. For Am om(IH 'h ForestO ANllM l3 r.•4
" 7>4 ? n ;fiP S :L~ f~Sfl
RALPH
Scorr
The IR ~avs that andi viduab must
charge a minimum interest rate on
contractS,_QL Jhe ..JRS w~U ass~gn
\impute") an even higher interest
rate. The gove rnment's co ncern over
interest rates used in sales contracts
stems from the fart that interest
income is fully taxed while the
principal portion of a contract is often
preferentially taxed as long term
capital gains. Sellers. therefore. are
inclined to accept a lower interest rate
m order to get a higher stiling price.
A new law applies temporary
"imputed>< interest rates to sales
effecti ve January I through June 30.
1985. A seller must charge at least 9
percent interest when the borrowed
amounts are $2.000.000 or less or a I 0
percent rate will be imputed (except
for sales of ne" personal propert) ).
When borrowed amounts e~ced
$2.000.000 a blended rate is used to
determ ine whether -add1t1onal
in tercst will be Im pulc<t. This blended
rate 1n,olvcs a weighted average of9
percent on the first $2,000.000 and
11 0 percent of the .. applicable federa l
rate" on amounts over $2.000.000.
The law states some exceptions to 1he
general rules
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. \
lloward urged the kderal govern· m~:nt tu rec;c ind the exemptions given
to a number of airline!> who do not
<'Ompl ) wnh new noise and polluuon
abatement rule!>.
He also uraed that :urpori
authon11e" ban such a1rcraf\ from
their run"'ll)~. "for the peace of mind
of nt.•arb' r('s1dcnt who arc thl'
un"'1tt1ng '1c11tn i; of thc!>e exemp-
tion!>.··
I hi\\ a rd fhlled I hat two of the
largeM :i1rpons1'11he nation. JFK in
Ne"' 'ork and Los ;\ngclcs Inter-
national 1rport. had v1nuall}' a total
ban on non-tomplian1 aircraft and
have res1!>tt·cJ intensive lobbying ef·
fort!> to rc~<.:ancJ that ban. Howard
urged that other airports follow their
lead.
The Transa merica prt•sident said
that new noise and pollullon abate·
mcnt rules went into cfiect Jan. I. He
explained tha~ they had hardly been
sprung .. on an un\uspcc1ing airline
indu!.tr) but had been on the books
since 1976 ... full> nine )Cars before
the la"'!. "'ert' Cht•duled to go into
effect.
··Whale a number of a1rhni.'s hk.e
{1nited. Delta and Tranamcrica have
d1spla)C'd good c1 t1Len~h1p by com-
p!~ 1ng with 1hc law and re-engined
aircraft to conform with the new
regu lations. a number of smaller
earners did not." he a!>!lerted
.. No"' these same airli ne!.. carrying
both paswngers and cargo. '' 1sh to
nou1 the law of the land b~ asking for
and ret·e1i..mg e\emp110ns." Howard
satd.
Hl' aJ<le<l ... Most of these airlines
1ha1 ha'c rece ived exem ptions
purchU'>l'd their non-rnmphant air-
rraft aftt·r the ant1-no1sc lcg1sla11on
"'a!) pa~sed ...
The T ransamenca prl's1dcnt as-
scrtl.'d that these airhnei. ha ve put
enormous pressure'> on rc~ulalory
hod1e<, anJ airport au1horat1es lO
allo"" them 10t.•ont1nuc 11) 1ng until so-
called .. hu<ih k1 t<;" hn'c lx·en ap-
pro' l'd anJ purcha'>l'd.
Howard potnted out thal lhc
producer 111 at least one !)pc ol
airplane. McDonnl'll-Dougla!>. ha!>
quci;11um•d the integral '>lrl•ngth and
<,afet' of aircraft "•th hu'lh ktt'>
attal hl·d
.. rhl'rl' I\ no qUl''>ltlln 1n m~ mind
1ha1 ahro_galing thl' deadline for the
bcnl'fit ol :i k"' t·amer~ •'>a breach ol
fa 1th tu .\menca11'> l'' Cl) where and
par11cularl) lhoSt' who II\ c near
airport\ dnd on fl ight pa1hs to and
from the'"-' sume airports ..
He noantcd out that man) of these
f11gh1' under exemption!> are cargo
and lea-. t• at night. "The problem rs
cxacerbaH.·d "'th cx1rcme noise dur·
1ng slc,•pang huurs ... he addc:_d.
"Onl} by "'1thdraw1ng these ex·
cmpt1om "all the regulatory and
a1rpurt authon1 1cs rcgatn the con·
lidem·c of mill1om of ordinary
c1t11cn!> "ho look to them for protec-
11on and aft'l) ... co ncluded the
Tranr,amenca prc'i1dcnt.
James, Charm
take posts in
trade group
Kenneth E. James. of Huntington
Beach . was installed fora second term
as secretar)·lrcasurcr of the Cah·
forn1a Optometric Assoc1a11on dur-
ing a recent dinner at us annual
congress an Reno. Nev.
James has been 1 n practice for 18
)Car!> and 1s also an ass1Mant professor
at the Southern ( ahfornaa College of
Optom<:tr)
Harr~ J Charm. who practices 1n
Anaheim and lives in Huntington
Beach . wa\ installed for his third term
as a truslct.• of the Cahforn1a On-
1oml'1m· Assoc iation during a recent
dinner ut its annual congress an Reno.
NC\.
Prior lo being elected to the CIA
Board . ( harm sl.'rved two years as tts
commun1rnt1on~ d1v1s1on chairman.
For one of lho!>c )Cars, he was also the
ed itor of the AS!>OC1a t1on·s statewide
publication ·-cahfornaa Optomctf') ..
Dynamics r eports
earnings Increase
In the fourth quarter. Dynamics
Corpora1ion of Amcnca had its
h1ghcs1 nN earnings of 1984.
On net sale~ of $34.274.000, net
1m:omc was $2.546.000, or 59 cents
nee >Mf· In~ comouts w.,ub...n • !\3l('s ot 35.6 I .000 And net income
of $2.:?'.! 1.000. or 51 ccnls per share
for the 'iume period in 1983.
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NEW YOAIC CAP) -Th• fOllo~rlil I''' •lloW\ Int 0Yltf • Int -oun tr •tocl" and werrentJ that nave oont vo
•n• mo•• ·~ dOWn tne rn:'' baMd on oerunt of c n f r on No ~urll !:Jfr.v ~w '2 or 1000
"''"' ''' net Ntl Ind :f:Ctftla~ CMll~ ''!o Jiit OiHtf'tnct Df fr,~n Ill ~f.v rc c ' 1111 bid orlct 111d r on•s ••" d or ce
UPS f~fl! Name L.r j WO<" fr ~WI '4 7
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WilliaID Oakes rejoins
Fleetwood as JDanager
Costa Me a rcs1den1 WUUam R. Oakes Jr. ha!. re101nt'd flertwood
Enterprises' ho~Mn~ group ns ~cneral manager of the t'ompun> ·i. riwll1"~
manufactured housing plant 1n Rubidoux. Calif. Oah onginallt · 1°~
Fleetwood in 1968 and spent 11 years with 1he lirm. More rctrnlh hl' 1•1J T~n
vice president of opcra11ons for Golden West homes for nearl) 1v.o ~yar'-(
Rub1dou>. plant serves dea lers and ubd1 v1s1on devdopmenh 1n ( ahtmml.
Arilona. New Mc>.1to and Southern Nevada. • • a d New{>?rt Beach resident Ann Vlr1t.0Ja O'LaughJln has ~t'n prom,ot~ h>
vice president of corporate services for Beverly Hills-based C1cy National
OAKES O'LAUGHLIN FORD
Bank. She has been with C'11y National Bank since 1973. most recently a~ash
management supervisor. In her new post. she is responsible for sales and
marketing of the bank's cash management and other corporate services. • • • • Jerry Ford and Laura Saul have joMed The CH & Birch Advertising Co.
ofNewpon Beach as an director and account executive. res~t1vely. Ford will
assis t the creative direction of agency accounts and Saul w1_ll work on pubht
re1ations effons -for various aC'COunts. Ford had been dirette r -and prmt
production supervisor at Northllgbc Ltd., a d1vis1on of Dalley & Associates of
Los Angeles. Saul comes to Cox & Birch from a post as assistant news ednor
with the American Journal of Nursing. • • • Hugh Powell, vice pres1den1 ofrcscarch and development for Nova Travel
of Newport Beach has earned the professional designation of t·en1fied tra\CI
counselor from the Institute of Certified Travel Agents based an Wellesle).
Mass. l'he Newpon Beaeh resident jotns more than .S,000 other tra\el
professionals across the country in achieving this design3tion. Q nificauon
requires a minimum offi ve years offull-ume travel experience and a graduate·
level course in tra vel mangemcnt. plus a series of exams. • • • Ray Desselle of Hogan Roy Partners, Plan.ners and Landscape Architects
has been promoted to director of marketing for the Costa Mesa firm. The
Huntington Beach resident had been project manager. responsible for
landscape architecture of Watts Fairbanks Ranch tn San Diego and the Point
Mugu recreation complex for the Department of the Navy. • • • Steve Mesner has Joined Huntington Beach-based First Thrift of America
1n th e new ly created pos111on ofautomob1le/truck sales and leasing consultant.
Mesner wall oversee the bank's newest leasing program, which will provide
customers "ith advice and assistance an purchasing a vehicle. Mesner bnngs
more than 20 years of experi ence in the field of automobile sales and leasing to
his new post. 1nclud1ng ownership and operation of Steve Mesner, Inc., an El
Monte-based car dealership. • • • Dianna Finlayson of Laguna Ni guel has been named assistant 'ice
president and manager of Western Federal Saving'• Costa Mesa office.
Fania~ son has been with Western Federal since 1978. most recent I} as assistant
manager of the assoc1at1on's Mall of Orange office. a a •
The Orange County Chamber of Commerce has selected five chairmen and
chairwomen to head its fi ve councils. The chairmen or chairwomen are
responsible for leadership and d1rec11on of 1he1r particular council and for
forwarding recommended· issue po 1t1ons to the board of directors. They arc:
transportation, Robert (Skip) Davenport, Automobile CJab of soatllen
Caifornia regional public service manage r: economic. Wiiiiam Tarner,
Technology Exchan1e Center president: environm ental and energy. A.n.ne M.
Brown, Ford Aerospace hazardous wasll• engineer: government affairs, Tom
Santley, C.J. Segerstrom-& Sons' director of public affairs: special activities,
George Kessinger, Goodwill Industries president. • • • Ru th Coray of the Sherat~n Newport has been selected to membership 1n
Les Cte~s d'Or, U.S:A., becoming only the second Orange Co.unty conci.erge to
be admitted into the Golden Key Soct('.ty. Core y 1s presiden1 of the Concierge
Society of Orange County. She has been w11h the Sheraton Newpon for five
years ai:i<;t h9lds a certifi_cate of hotel ~anage.men1 from Orange Coast College.
Her du111es include sett1~g.up tra vel 111~eranes and researchingentenainment
an the. area. as ~ell as aiding guests with travel. transportation. sightseeing.
shopping and child care.
• a •
Bruce A. Walter, M.D .. has been appointed medical director of the eating
d1sorde!"5 units ope!1ed recently at the Costa Mesa M~i~al Center Hospital.
The untt treats patients sufienng from anorexia. bulimia and pathological.
CORAY WALTER MICHLER FOGARTY
c~mpuls1 vc overea ting. Walter.~ Newport Mesa resident. has been affilia ted
with t~e hospital since 1979: He 1s a fo rmer chief of staff at Desert Hosplcal an
Palm ~pnn~s. and for~er director of Lhe UCLA graduate program in hospital
adm101stra11 on and a director of health fo r the state of Utah. • • • Sylvia ~tcbJc:r ha~ been pr?moted to director of marketm~ for lht•
Southern Cahfor~1a region of Irvin e-based Ponderosa Homes. Active an the
real estate marketmg.and sales fields for nme years, Michlcr joined Ponderosa ~omes '!1 1980. serv.mg m?st recently as marketing manager of the Sou them
( ahforn1a region. M1chler 1s an active member of the Orange County chapters
of the Sa lea and Marbtln& Conell and the Home Builders Coan ... tl • a • ' .
Natalie Fop rty has received Unlq1e Homes Realtors' Salesperson ofih
Year Award for l984, with a volume topping Sl .697,SOO -Fogarty curren~ p~ident of the Ba.Ibo• lslud Improvement Aasoctatio~, has ~en wiih
Unique Homes for eight years. The Newpon Beach firm speciaizes an the sal
of homes throughout the Newport Harbor Area. e • • • E. Brandon Rose .has !>een appointed director o.f Newport Beach-based Tbe Troplc~ Groap,an interior landscape firm_. Rose will supervise commercial
accounts within Orange. Los Angeles. San Oieao and Ri verside counties • • • • James S. Spear has been appointed applications engineering manager fi lrvin.e-base~ Pleuey ~lid . State, supplter and developer of scmacust or
hybnd and integrated carculls. Kea Bardin has been appointed central ~m.
sales manager and Do• lt~eve!l has been al?poin~cd linc~r products markct~a
Texas. where he i.s responsible for supcrv isioQ and coordinarr!·t~~~hn
planning and objectives for the newly created central sales area. cnc-om~a 5~lc~
an area from Texas to Ea tern Canada. ~s ng
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To1a1 i~sues New ruohs New lows
AMEX LEADERS
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NEW YORK (AP) -Sa~. Mondav once and net cllanQe of ll'le 10 most acllve American Stoel!. E~cnange issues. rradlno nallonallv at more tl'lan Sl. BAT lrtd 3.213,SOO 4 Wa ngLat>B 1,098,600 24l-t -l
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NASDAQ SUMMARY
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METALS QuorEs
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Thafsan aptd scriptton of both busln sand
busln ss peopl along the Orange Coast. Tc k p tra k of
wher companies aregotngand whl h people a re helping
them .. get there.just watch 'Credit Lin · -ever day in the
Business section of your new Daily Pil-
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MY .... ~• 11•11 --IOUl--M Ptc:TtTIOUe.,._.M '9C'"10UIMWll l.l --· .... llfammr ----ITAliiii'WJ ew.1TATI &HT MAm ITATllmff
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el .. ,_, ff=-,._. fllr~ ~ w .. t. ~IMctl.CAtlM3-' .... Hy Drive. Huntington A\tlnldactela~l.1100, -.,._ -..ort IMc" Cellfornla Tlicaer Prop«t .... 1nO 1 leech, CA t2'4e l.AIGune Hflle. CA~ .......... CJ.... '*"'· tlllO ' ClltotniaeotpofMIOn 27Go Y"Ot\MOurmen,ka.-. OetWlll Gltftn, 3t02 Don-
... ...... ...._..... ~A. Oe LMo, 1M W. Coe.I ~ey ~ lltv Or., Hunt ldl. CA tH4e nytHOOk Lw, Colee Mete, ......... ::r::~~l!~.:J.'!!.'.i fllrOMOntOfr onv. w.... 8-ctl CA ttea . Tlll9 '"'",.... le Con• CA 82921 • lllfornte '2704 • -~ ~ ........::::: ....._.. 8-:t\. Celllor'fN ~t Tucaer 2100 w dueled by. 11'1 indMchMI ltue t>utlneet 'It con-Tl'llt bu~• I• eon-._... --tlMO Coatt HWtweY • NewP<Ht Yvonne Guzmen ~led by:.,.. lndMduel *' by lndll/ldull ........ ,, OM1r•for. •• TWNWI "' De Lano 116 IMGll, CA 12Mi Thlla at•tenletll ... flled DIMle G.iffln Mletlael Sarnuelt ~-.ln·· ... , __ oonw1"1· etAOW PromonlOfY Orlve WNI. Marwu Myer1, 2700 w WlllllM County Clerk of °'' Tllle •t•tement Wet IMtd Tl'lll ",.'.!.._ ~~ ... ~ ~-.·-:,-:::'.._ ~ 8each, ~ Co.ti Htgl'lwey, Newport llnGI County Ofl '*""Y with Ulil County CWk of Or· II the ..,......ty ..,_.,. "' ....,. ~ ---~ 8Mdl, CA t2ee3 22. tNf enge County Ofl Jenuary 21, County on F'°"*Y !'9' ..... "'6uwww • T.. t>ulinetl 11 con· lfrlntclln W Alelltndlt Wt 1H5 11, tHS
., ... -----._ 4lluCted by• hulbenO end~ 2700 W eoHt Hlghwa . PublltMd Otenge CO.I ,..,... W =p DD 111 Oft • .. tfle Tf/IMl1· "· De Leno Newport .BMctl CA 9}M3y, Dally PHot Match 3, 10, 11 Publlened Or119 COMt Pul>lllhed Oranoe Co.I
• • Dnc1eor Of P\Ab. TNe etatemertt WM ftlitd This butlneee 11 con· 24, 198& ' O.ity Pflot Flbruety 11. ~. ly Piiot FebrUary 17, 24,
llO :.•.,."-......... MA .......... with Iha County C'-" 0( Or· duc*S by: • 1>9'*11 l*I· Su-42$ M11ct1 3. 10, tN5 MllCl'I 3, 10, 1HS 8u·39t ....... ..,... .,............... ..... enoe ~ on 'IONaty ,...,lfllo · Su~2
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b1m1 St , Huntington
leach, CA 92941
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dueled t>y • general !*I·
1141Aflip
Judit.11 A Rlggl ,
Thie eteternenl WU llled
wttll UM1 Count~ Clerk of Ot· lflOI County on Flbruwy
27, 1985 . ,.....
Put>llll'led 0r81lQ9 Coe.al
0111y Pilot Match .\, 11, 18, ...,. of U1e City~ of 1"9 ' ,_,. Tiiie 1t1tement wN lllec! rtalC NOTICE ~~ !MM ..._ II Publlehed 0r9nge Coat With the County Cllf'll of 0r.r---------l·----------------25. 1915 NllC NOTICE
TllE DAILY PILOT
IFIED Off'ICE HOl R.
Tt'I phone rv1ce:
Monday.Frida y
8:00 A.M.·5:30 P.M.
Bu ine s Counter:
Monday.friday
8:00 A.M .. 5;30 P.M.
DEAUl.1,ES
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gate nr SC Plaa PC>Ol IPI
1 carport Sec. at .... 900
3 bd onty S79,8" MM!
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down. Won't i...1 Wooft.
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TenOl'a.AQ9nte3t·12'e
J.inbot.. f'oad, OellV PllOt 'ebNaly 17 24 enge County on Febtuary ptCTtT10U9 .UU.11 "8.IC NOTICE INIM. Callfornle, 12113, Mwcll 3 10 IH6 • • 22. 1085 NMm ITAftmNT ~ 2;00 p.m. on Maroo 12. • • Su-391 ,_ Tiie followlng Plfton• .,. NOTICI 'ICTmOUt ..,... .. l'taJC NOTIC( IH·. \l>l.l'E Pl UI IC. \TIO'
,.. • wtllcfl time and Publlthed Orltlgl Cout no buelnMe.. INvmNO INDI NAMI ITATIMINT
.... .... .. be ~ Delly PllOt MllCll 3. 10. H, W!STLAl<E SERVICES. NotlOeltherebyglventtllt The followlng Pl'tonl .,. ,temioue ....... opeftef In Cou11011 24.1985 01s ChQPmln Ave .. Suit• tha~ofT1uet ... ottha dolngbual,,...11: NAMllTATa•NT ~ •. lldl ... be "8JC NOTICE Su~423 • 114, Orenoe. CA 82eet Huntington BHCh Union SWISS • AMl!RIOAN 'The lollowlng waon• .,.
•ubmltted Ill H•l•d Wlllaoe Auten W•tlake, Hlgll School Olttricl wln , .. RARITIES. 1HOO Fllrefllld, doing b1.lalneN ..
.. W6opee "*1led Oii IM "9CTITIOUI .,..... I 14 t &pienlde Otanoa CA c:eive M9lld bide fOf tupply· IMne, CA 92715 BLUMENTHAL 6 AS·
outt6dl, "lldl f0t Wiiiow MAm IT~Tlmwf 2619 ' . Ing ELECTRONIC DATA Otv!O H1mllln Even1, 32 SOCIATES, 180 Newpor1
Peeeo Wlllcwey," The lolloWlng PlflOnl ate Tr'lia bualnffl 11 con-PROCESSING SOF1WARE Rocky Knoll. lrvlne, CA Cent., Df • Suite 200, New·
LOCATION OF THE do4ng bu9lneae Ill! ucted by 1t1 lndlvld\l9I mMtlng °' equal 10 the 82715 port Beech, CA 928e0 WON<: Thi WOf1I to be I*· CALIFORNIA EMPLOY· P\aJC NOTIC[ Wallace R We111ake apeclflctllone on nte In the Sindy Kellln, 2529 W Alan K. Blumentllll, 223&5
fOffNd ~·located Man ANO HOUSING IN· Tiil• 11etemenl WU llled omc. of Mid Olatrle1. Bid• Monl94'ey Ave ........ A.1. Prtlrll Rd. El T0<0. CA In tN Cfty of ltYIM, County FORMATION, 2108 W•t· K-1'al , th the ~IY C1et11 of Of. ahaJI be detrly merked 85202 112t30 '
of Oranoe at Community of mlneter Ave., COIUI Meu.. NOTICI cw County on ~ary ELECTRONIC DA"TA-p Thi• t>uainHI II OOll· Tiil• bualneu It con·
&N WMlowt In IN v~ of CA 92127 NATH"" 11, 1985 CESSIHG SOFTWARE . BID ducted by • general Plrt• ducted by• Ill lndlvidual
El Cemlflo ....._ Joaepll Purpura, 2 108 THOlllA8 CMAM.&9 ,_ SH addreeeect to Allyn E. '19'1hlp Alen K. Bl""*'lhll
DEaCRIPTIOH OF WORK: W .. tmlnater Ave.. C0tl1 ...... c~~ . .t Publlahed 0tatlge Cout Rowley, P\irctleMIO Min· David H Even1 Thia statement wu II~ Thi WOftl to be perlormect Mela. CA 92927 .. .., ...,.. ... "'""' 1y Pilot F9bruary 17, 24, egar, Huntington BHch Tiiie atai.Men1 wit llled With the County Clerk of Or·
Monday Fri . 4::30 p.m.
Tue day Mou. 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday Tur~. 4:30 p.m.
Thursda y Wf>ci. 4::w p.m.
Friday Thur" 4:30 p.m.
a1urday Fri. 3:00 p.rn .
unday Fri. 3:00 p.rrL
CA '(:fo:l,l.i\TIO)f' &
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ehell lnCIUde 001 not be llm· Thi• bualn"' la con· TO AOl•llTl9' Mttch 3 10 1985 Union Hlah School Olatrlc1. with the County Clertt of Or· 8llQ9 County on February 11edto~gradlng,lt· ductedby:•anlndlvldull laTA'nNO.A·taeoeo · ' Su-391 1025t Yorktown Avenue, 8llQ9 County on Febtuary 28, l985 (,a 111 1·11,1 11011 ... 1111,f 1•11rr1·1·1u111 ... llHI\
rlQatlon, plantlng, Ind r• JoMpfl Purp1Ha To 111 halra. beneflc:l11•. -------Huntington BHch, CA 20. t985 , ..... I
tlilnlna ..U. Thia attternent wu llled credlt0<1 ind contlng•nt Ml.IC NOTICE 9284e end received et Of f'..an Publlehed 0,.,. COll1 11· 111.11!1· 1111 ... 111111•1l1·11 dli111•, a .. 11110\ 1·.
OoMPLETION OF WORK· wttn Ille County Clerk ot Or· credttOfa, and peraone wtio 1---------befor• 2:00 p.m., Tueeday. Pub11111ed Orenge Co..t Delly Piiot Miron 4. 11 te P!.·th i· u'" fur a i·a n n·llat iou All wortt le to be ~ed Mge County on February ftlty bl OlherwtM lnler•ted 'tCTITtOUI IU ... 11 Merell 12, 1985, et wlllc;ll Otlly Piiot Februery 25, 25 1985 ' ' ·
wltl'lln115COMIC4.ltMwoftl• 11, INS In tlle wlll 11\0/or 111111 of: NA•ITAft•NT time end piece bid• wlll bl Mtrch 4, ti, te, 1985 • M-348 11u11alu·r "'"'" t'lllll'l'lli111t """ 1111.
Ing daye from the d•ll 9C>ICI-,_,. T H 0 M A S C H A R L ES TM followlng '*'°"' are P',lbllcly °'** and reed In M-33 t ERR() R _ .· -tied In Illa Nolle• t o Publllhed Oranoa Cout CROSSON doing butlneta 11: Bldg. c . Rm. Sfl1. ----------
PrOCllld. The 11S working o.llY Pllot Februtry t7, 24, A p«ltlon hit beer't llled B 6 B ART SERVICES, Eachbldelulllremtlnvllld ---------fltalC NOTtcE
<111t lncludee eo ~Ing M1rcn3, 10, 1985 by BETT Y LOU ISE 2741 Mendon Dr .. Coet• f0fepertodof90d•Y'•fter aun•tc NOTICE ---------Clwc·k \our ucl cl 11ih u111 I r1,por1
deyw '°' the matnteNnee Su-401 CROSSON In the Superiof Mn•, CA 92828 trie date apeclfled tor tne r... ,.~ ACmlOUI IUIMH · · •1 .. 1 I I ' l)«lod. Counol OrtngeCountyr .. J1m11 w. Cl1tdy, 214t celptof blda. NAMleTAftMINT t•rror ... im1111·,fia t1•h . 11· I>\ .
AWARD OF CONTRACT: .. _IC NOTICE queetlng tlllt BETTY Mendoza Or., Coeta M.... The 9oafd of Truat ... FICT!:!i<>"1T1 ~!!,'!!I The followlngper90na.,• f'll ffl' 1· ,. ·1· f I f' Thi Owner reeervee the ,._ LOUISE CROSSON bl •P· CA92828 ahaNbelhetOleJudolofthe NA-A·-· dolnobualneuu: . """111111'" la" II\ or I ... tr ... 1
rlgllt,efterc>penlngbldt,to K-11117 pointed u e>«tOl'lll rep. Thia bualn.., 11 con· quetltyof equlpmentoffered ThefollowlngP«aonaare POLE HOUSE KITS OF ir1e·orrt•c·t iri...t•rtio u 0 111\.
rejec1 any °' •• bldt, to ....._of lale ,._,t•tlvetoedmlnlater the ducted by: an Individual Ind'"""" the right to re-d~~B~:~;;: Fullen CALIFORNIA, 220 Newport "LASSlfll.'D 64.2 5 R wetw Illy lnf0<mallty In • of "9el '"'*1Y .. 11t• of the decedent. JllMI w. Clardy ject any °' aN bide end to · on Center Or., Newpon Bch., \, , • r ,, -. 6 7
bid, to melce ewarda In the .. ,.... ... lale The petition flQuHll Thlt atatement wa• flied waive eny lrregularlty t11er .. ~~ N-l>Of1 Beach, CA CA 928e0 • ,•--------•---.-----• ln1••t of tlle Owner Ind to No. A 122674 authority to 'lldmlnltler the wttll the County Cleftc of Of. In P 1 Y .... J • .,& Gordon R. Steen, t621 ..... -111 •·•-
•1'11-ft.11• Wfft CM 3 2BR 1BA unite.
Toti! Income 11960/mo,
BV OWNER. 1189,900 f«
Quicks .... 851-1500
Ima• IM4
-Im.I 12_.00 down, H llet
provldee f.H" flMnclog, low theed lnt.,•t rete.
2BR townhouM .wfttl •• age. Only 183.500. CMI Peg 01meron, 559·9400 La,... ...... 'C!I 2 rm 2 ba Cape
Twnnm, wlk to boh, .,,.
unit, S t70,000. 493-SSOt . ..,., ..... ~ ... ,
•ITIWMI* 3BR 38A Lux. TownhouM.
Brick lrple, 2 atory IN.
room.. an till kltelbaftl
$t55,000. OPEN SAT 2·4
233 16th Pl~. 876--'333
•Tft"DE* Harbor Rld{le Condo fot
Jumine Creek #5 or Bit
Canyon Melaln CondO. retect Ill°"* bide. In the Superior Cour1 of •tale under Ille lnoep.n-11nQ1 County on '•btuary s~ PwdMle-tu .... nee r., .....,., Mlflnera Dr .. Newc>ot1 Bch. _ HM
PROPOSAL GUARANTEE the State ol Cllltorl')la. IOf dent Admlnlatrlllon of &-t4. 1N5 ~ ' Fullerton Ave • Newport CA 92ee0 "'hi~------.---.-1-.. -2 • lneraJ
AND BONDS Each bid lhell the County of Ofatlge tatas AC1 ,_ D ed ebruery 24, 1985 8eecn. CA 92663 Thlt bualneu la con-1-..-..._ ___ ..:.;:,::'
be a ccornp1nled by 1 In the Mat1« of tlle &tat• --A~ on tile l*ltlon PuOl!thed Orange Cout Publlthed OrllnQI Cout 28 ~ ~A!!.ay':'~ 0Uc1ed by: 111 lndMduel
1 M2 , _1s_1_. 1_8_84=0<=1=20::-..0':"'."•_54_
IYl ... U Olt1lftld Of cut'lier'a c:Nc11 of KATHERINE JONES Wiii be held on MARCH 13, Delly Piiot February 24, Delly Piiot F•bruary 25. VII"' CA 92891 · Gordon R Steen or by a corporate turety ROESSLER, Decuud. 1985 It 9 30 AM. In Dept. Miieti 3, 10, t7, 1"5 M8tcll 4 1985 ,..., Thlt ltltefMl'll w11 flied bond on the form fumlahed NotlOe 11llerebygiven11111 No 3 et 700 Civic Center ~ 16 ' M-336 Thia bualn•H 1• con· with the County Cler1c of Or·
by the Owner • guar111t.. the undertlgned wtfl NII at Drive w .. t. Sant• Ana, CA ducted by 1 C>l'*el J*l· 8llQ9 County on Fet>ruery
tt\el bidder wtll, If en IWlld Prllllte ..... to the llighell 92702 ~r J Bllnee Jr., CR 27. t985 -
le made 10 him In IC· end beet bidder, tubject to IF YOU OBJECT to the .. _IC NOT"'t .--corcsanc. with the term• of confirmation of Mid Su· granting of the p«ltton, you ---'-----~-----Ml.JC NOTICE Meynor-, Jr Pul>llahed br1nge Cout
hie bid. promptly aeeure perlor Court. on or atter the tnould either appear •I the T .._ ---------Tllla •l•rernent w• flied Otlly Piiot M11cn 4 11 18
Wor1unen't Compenutlon 15ttl day or M111cn, 1985, et ttearlng and 11111 your Pl>-NOTICE CW ~COURT wttn lhe County Cler1t of Or· 25, 1985 ' ' '
tn.KMC:e Ind Nat>tllty In· the office ol Alldt• & An· jectJona °'file wrltt.,., obi-c-TMllTaE'I 1 ... ,.. CW CALWORNIA., tnoe County on Februery M·348
turMC:e, execute 1 contrec1 dree, 322 Weet Third Street, lions with the court bll0<e , ,_._. --.c COUNTY CW ()RAIMM 2 t, 1985 1
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In the rlq\Med form end Sant• Ant, County of Of· the newing. Your 8'1P811· ,........ IN RE THE CHANGE OF Publlthed Oraw eo .. 1 P'UBl.JC NOTICE
f\lfnlth NtltflCIOf)' bond• enge. Stell of Ctlliomce. all 811()8 m•y be in peraon 0( by IMPORTANT NOTICI NAME OF· KATHERINE Delly Piiot Feb~~;,.y 24, 1-------_..;..;;..._
for the laltllful ~mance right, title llld Interest ot your att0<ney. TO PWOfllRTY KOTEZ Maren 4, 11. t8. IH5 fK:mlOU9 .U...11
of the contract llld '°' the Mid cs.oe.Md II the time of IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR 0 ... 11; No. A 12979• M~33 NA• ITA'RMINT
peytrWtt of cillme of me-ct.th and ell the right. tllle or • contingent creditor of YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T ORDER TO SHOW The follow! peraon
terlelmen and laborer• and lnt.,•t tnat the ettate ~':i,d:!~tlly~ =~I~ UNDER A DEED OF TRUST, RE CHANGE OF NAME dol~ ~ u : 1 .,. ~.":in!:.i~: ~ulr~by=~~w8: pretent It 10 the peraonel ~~'[l0TA~~8':liTt~~LE~~ Petit!~~!~ Cifa~·~ERIN PtalC NOTICE slRv~JE ~:~D~ ~Rl~E
amount of not -lllan ten othltwlM other than 0( In f8')f-t•tlve appointed by PROTECl YOUR PROP· l<OTEZ h•• flled • petition ,ICTITIOUI ....... #86, eo.i. ~. 'cA 92e27
(10)peroentofthaamount ot addition to thet of Mid d .. the court within four monthl ERTY IT MAY BE SOLO ~T with the Clerk of thle Coun NA .. ITAft•W'r Oouglu ClllllM Briney
the bid. The Felttlful "«· ceued, •t 11\rtlme of deelh, from the d•te or flrat 1 .. A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU for .,., Ofdef changing Pell-The loHowing persona tr• 387 w. 81y St., #86, Cotta
tormtnee Bond lhall be not ,In and to 111 Ille e«taln rMI MJence of ,.ttet1'H provided NEED AN EXPLANATION 11 on•,'• n • m • f, om dOlng buelneea u : M••• CA 92827
.... than one hundred (100) property tltualed In the City In. Section 700 or tne OF THE NATURE IOF THE l<ATHERINE. KOTEZ 10 ll\IE ON STAGE "85", GMgonl George Piiette
PlfOll'lt of Ille total tmount of Huntington 8eecn, Coun. Probate Code ol Cellfomla PROCEEDING AGAINST KATHERINE ISBELL KELLY. 66t Hemllton, #850, Cott• 80 Huntington St. #I 15'
of the bid prtc. named In Ille ty of Of81lQ9, State ot Call-Tiie time'°' nllng clalmt wlH YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· IT IS HEREBY ORDERED Mete, CA 92627 Huntington BHoh, CA
contract. tne Labor and Ml-lornl•. perllculerly de· not expire prior 10 lour TACT A LAWYER 1n11111 pertOna lnter•ted In hffy S. Salgy, 33 t 929'18
1«1118 Bond ahall be not leN terlbed u follows. to-wit· montns from the d11e of Ille on Mtrcil 27 1eas 1 Nld matter ·~ bllOfe Uner91, Long Beach, CA Thia bualneH i• oon·
then one hundred (10011*· Lot ea ot Trect 3420 r• ~~~~~~~~~~NE the 1o oo A M . intruia~• 1n11 court on M8tcto 18, 1985 90803 ducted by· , generel Part· C«tt of the tote! amount ot corded In Book 132, Pegea Eacrow C«l>Oflllon, ea22 et 9: 15 A.M In ()eplrtment 3 Tnla butlneH ii con. nershlp
ll&a •t fN IUFFUYll eu.~~! 1 \11~ 2 Y11W-Ull llW1
3 Br, den, 3 be. 1oe
lamlly hm, 1225,200.
Ooen S•tlSun 12·5 bath mobile home ' El Jull lllled thla WMllll A
Morro Beactt wt~ach tot•I remodel wttn ''"'· 1915 Beryl Ln. e.ae.-8332
~we of ocean, lntlf .. llng end unique OnfMI .... 211 Ila.
canyon and hills. Prime detlgn. &peclally lar119 Large family rm, petlo, 3
loeatlon In lamily park tot with 101• of room f0< cat gar. Plant fC>f addt'I
wleeeurlty g1t1. 1 yr pool, deck ind then BR & Ba. $270,000. OWC
home warranty lne. OMC, eonw11 Almost a totally 111 TO.
t r • d e f o , 0 . C . new llOme with oak entry CONDO: 3Br, ~'..+ba, dbl
condo/llOUM, Alk tor and kllehen, wool berber gar. NMr Hoag $128,700 MARV JANK carpet and loll of French I 111_._......._ lffr
doors and window• to tJ -..--, • GE 1s9 9100 en)oy the view rrom all Ml· 1121
rooms. Trl·level design. l .. ge llvlng room fimlly NEWPORT BAYFRONT
r"oom and, G' total 6BR+FIR, 6Ylba. Rm tor
bedrooms. Pr~ to"" 55' yacht. $1,275,000.
In 1 central Newport 10-Pam Mose Rltr 759· 1890 CJrubbGEllis cation near echoo11. jii1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-
v1ew from all rooms of llWPllT 1111111 ... ,.
TllTllllSI
Bey, Ocean and night 3226 BROAOST.
llght.t. 1515•000 2 UNITS Each unh over
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REAL ESTATE
·131-1400 the bid pr~ nemed In the 43 • 45 or Mixelllll4IOl.lt Ille kept by tne cou.n If yoo Wllst\lre Boulevard, Beverly ol the Superior Court due1ect by· non·prolll benefit OouglH c . Briney
contract Only bonds I-* Mape In the oHloe ot the ere • petton lnt94'Hled In Hiii• C1llfornl• 90211 (213) loctled •• 700 Civic Cent• Terry s Sllgy Thia at•temenl WU flled
by compenlM wtllch are County ~der or Ocange the •tate. you mey ~ 659 J340 d 1 lc>poin ed Orlve Wnt, Sant• Ana, CA Tl'llt 1111.ment w11 lllec! w+tn the County Clark 01 Of·
rated "If' °' "A•" In the County UPOf\ the uecu1or Of edmln· Tru;t .. u::. ~ purtu:.nt 92702 and .now ceuee, If wltn the C<?unty Cler1c of Or· 8llQ9 County on Februaty
"Bett Rating Gulde" will be • l'llOfl commonly known l1tret0<, or upon the •I· to Deed ol Truat dated June any. why the Petition tOf •noe County on Februaty t 1 t985
For fute.·lutnltned wt111
apecteeuler, panoramic
ocean view Former
model nome In Ptff·
llgloue guard gated ========= ~arbor Ridge 4 Bdrm. 3 IT,. y-•y,. ••••&1•
Ba & l1mlly room • -• --S 4 , 0 0 O I m o E d Eatttlde DollhouM eom·
1700 1q w/pvt back
yarde. Built In 1971.J
$22.800 yr1y ln<:<>me. ii
Bdrm, 2'hba, 2 ftpk:t •
unit Vaulted celllngt, 4
car encl garege + xtra
perking New carpet•,
ceramic Ille kltctren I
baths Hard to bMI at
$310,000. Act fut Both
nave gd existing flnane.-
lng Owner mey Ull•t.
10091Pted. Flllure 10 M.lbmlt u · 7822 Seine Drive, Hunt· torney IOf 1ne executOf °' t8 l980 recorded Jvty 5 Cl'latlge of name should be 27. 1985 · ,2'1125
IOOllPlllble bond• Wiii be lngton Beach, CA 92547 ldminlatretOf. and Ille wltl'I t9S3 H lnal No 83-2M1734 granted. ,~, Publtlhed Orenge Coast Eacano/Maureen White pletety remodeled on •
644-8200 latge comer lot. S78,000 cauM IOf rejection of bid Terma of Nie c11t1 In law-~~-cou' 8 ~.wl11~ P',.,.°'!!_otla-tet: ol Otflclll Aecofda lo the of. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED Publllhed Oreoge Coul Diiiy Pilot Mercn 4 l I ti! PREVAILING RATES OF lul money of Ille United ........ _,. -· -...~ I fll'le Cou ty Record tllet • coc>y of ll'lia Ofder be De.tty Piiot Merell <t, 11 t8, 25. 1985 ' ' .
WAGES In 8"0fdanc:e with Stet• on conllrmeUon of Ing lhet you IHelre spedll ~ CO:: .,, publlthed In tl'le [)aHv PHot. 25. 1985 M·3'47
----1SSYm1ble loen ti 1~~
Ille provtllona of s.ctton Nie, Of Plf1 CUii llld t>el· notice ot tl'le filing ol en In· 01 •noe nty. State of Coste MeH en Orenge M-349
1773 of the Cellfornla L•bor anc:e ev~ by no11 .... venlory and apprelMmlt'll of CellfOfnli executed by Ann. County, CellfOfnlt, once • 1---------
Code. the 1>9'*11 prev.u1ng cured by Mortgage °' Trust •••te •sset• °' of the ~"· ~Ert~9;~9~1~'l~~~~ weeti tor lour tueeeNive Ml.IC NOTICE rat• of per di.m W9Qll Ind Deed on the property ao !Ions or llClCOUnll mentronect T<l HIGHEST BIDDER FOR weeka prl« to tne dete .., __ Plltl.....;.......;..IC.;;...;.NO.;.;;..;J.;.ICE--.. __ 1-------.....;....;,..;. __
holldayendpvertlmeworkln 1010 $1,000.00 to be de>-lns.ctlont2001ndl2005ol CASH (Plyable 81 time of forhelrlngollhep«ltlon ,ICTITIOUIM.l ... ll '~~~A=I
the locality In~ the work potll*' with bid end $39.000 the Celifornle Probate Code uie In lewful money 01 the Oeted A:B 8 1985 NAME aTAftMINT T ..... 1_,.........,. .... ~, .,.
la to be performed hu bMtl lo bl depoelted Into eectow .Nck lldon Hldfettl, Jf., United StllM) el the North tt.fvy T Moote Jr Tiie lol ,,. "'--""' ,.._ ......,, obteJn.o from the OlractOf within 6 deyw ol coun con-P.C. & Artttur Hendef, At· lront .,.,,,.nee to tl'le county Jvdfie of~ · towing P«ton• •r• olng bullneu u: GAL·
of the Department of lndut-llrmatlon, I,_,. '°' Petitto!-. ao counnouae 700 Civic Cent., lupertor C-1 dol~ butlnea• II: L e A y 0 F A ~ I A N trlel Aeletlona, a coc>y ol Blda Of offert to be In wtll· Newport Cent•r Drive, Drive W"t, Santa Ane Cell· ~ E Jottnaton Al· A MSCO, 2925 Cotteg. TREASURES, tOOO Wnt wfllchleonlllelntheofflceof Ing and wtll be received et luff• 2t1, Newport BMc", lorhl• 111 right, 11111· end torrwyfOf P9etti-,mN. Ave., Suitt A·tl. Coale Co11t Hlgllw1y, Suite C,
the City Clenl of Ille City of Ille 110< ... ld oHlce at any CA t2tlO lnternt conveyed to and Vlrwyetd Suite 201 On-Mela, CA 92828 Newport BMch CA 92663
DIOnm_..
Beautllul 3 8d 2 1..+81 multl
level 1600 tq ft Condo.
Great E11ttlde tocatlon,
3 car g1r. comm t•nnl• a
pool. Alklng S1S6,000
Traditional
Realty
63L-7370 Irvine Ind wlll be m8CM avell-time 1ft., the llral publl·' Publlahed Orenoe Cou1 now held by 11 under Uld terto CAt1711 ' Dtffetl VlclOf Fell, 820 La Emm1ta l~porte Inc
able 10 1ny ln1er .. 1ed party cetlon riereof 1nd belOf• •Dally Piiot Fet>ruery 26, 28. Deed of Truat In the property Publlsned Oranoe Coeat ~~~:; Legun• Beech, CA (Stet• ot Incorporation: Call: l ~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~
upon requeat. Tt111 contrac-date of..... 1 Maren 4, t985 eltuated In uid Court!" and Dally Piiot Fet>ruery 11 18 Th forni1) I•
t0< Ind any eubcontrlCtOf Dated thl• 28th day of MT ·334 Slit• deecrlbed H : lot' 98 01 2S March 4 1985 ' ' 11 builneH 11 con· Thie bualnH1 la con-llLF 111111 llAI
under l'llm "1811 nav not .... Fet>rutrv, 1985. Tr~t No •"23. In, .. _ City of , . M·312 «!ucted by· en lndlvlduel ducted by: e OOfl)9flllon .. t II I ha -~ . ...:..-· evalll A ;: A I ... "" .... ' D•rrell v Felt BenJtmln 8 Roe Vice mUI .. pr me M•H t n Ille_.,_, Pf ng nn very ndr•. Andrea Cotle M .... County of Or· Tn11 1t1tement wH riled Prnldent 6 CEO emm1ra Verde Beauty. 2 llOty on
ret• of wagee to 811 WOfk· 6 Andr•. 322 WN1 Tnlrd Pt&.IC NOTICE enge S t•I• or C1llf0<nl1 u PtalC NOTICE with the County Clerk cl Or· lmpona, Inc . ., quiet CUl·d•eac llreet,
men employeed In the IX· Strffl, Sente Ana, CA per mep recorded In eOok ange County on Februtry tnlt llll«Mnl wu fllec! large llvlng 1rea1. Coun·
ecutton of the contrlCt, 92701, AttOfneya tOf Admln· 1 I-~ 182. Pagea 35 to 38 lnciualve IC·1tt• 27, 1985 with the County Cieri< of Of. try kitchen Ind family
LABOR REGULATIONS. latr11rl.1t NOTICE TO of Mlecelltneoua MIPS In FICTITIOUI llUIMll ,,_ anoe County on February area. 4 giant bedroomt.
The oontrec10f aNll comply K .. .-llt IClflgeton, Ad· CMDfT0..1 cw ,,.. ottlee Of Ifie County ·R... NA• ITATEMIWT Publlthed Orange Coeat 27 t985 Large yard Relocation
with tit the requlrementa of "'lftletretrt11 of the Mlet• of auu< TftANlfER corder of u ld County Tiie followlng PlftOOt 811 Delly Piiot Maren .t, t 1, 1e. · ,..,_ company eayt "SELL s.ctlon 1777 S together with Mid o-deftt. The 111111 tddtau end 25 11185 ••-Ill other applieat>ie requif• Publlahed Ot1nge Cow (hc.e.1101-e101 otllercommond .... ""nallon dolngbullneHu: · Publllhed Orenge Cout NOW'I'' P riced et
ment• of lh• C•llfornl• Delly Pl'°' Maret! 2. 3. 9. U.C.~.) If 1ny ot ll'le ,.;Ji:.,.,._.;, PACIFIC SACKS, 2S78 M·35t Dally Piiot Metcll 4, 1t, 18, $229,900 Call now Llbor Code 1985 Not lee •S hereby given to ,... -.. -. ., W11tmln1ter Street, Coetl S, 1986 546-23 l3 DRAWINGS ANO SPECI· Q Q,...N\A Cfldllor1 ol tl'le wltl'lln described tbove la MeN.CallfOfnlt92927 P\8.IC NOTICE M-352
FICATIONS A tu• Mt of •-JC ....,..TICE nemed tren1ler0f(1) rnat a ~~'f1ed ~~ J 103 cCo(~ Roy T Btteltl, 2578 W•t·1-----'....;.;.,;,.;.....;.. __ ,_ _______ _
drl'Wlngt and apecifleetlona ,.~ ""' bulk tr1111ter I• about to be lomllene • ... • mlnlt., Street. Coet• M.... FICTITIOUl IUIMll Ml.IC ....,..T..,.t
le evelleble lor lntpeetlon P:ICTITIOUl IUllNEll made on pereonel l>foP9rtY Tne underalgned Trull" Clllf0fnl1 92627 NAME ITAft•NT ""' ~
wl1hollt ctlllfge It the omce NAME ITATUlllNT hereinafter detcrlbed d Gayle F. Metzlef. 2348.4 The loll'>Wing peraor11 tte ,ICTt'ftftol'I ---11
THE REAL
E S TATERS
of Ille DlractM of Public Ttie nemea llld bualneta •ac•etms eny ltebltlty IOI' 1ny Coto. Mlttlon Viejo, C1J1. doing bullneH u , '' _... --
W0<k1 of the C of Irvine The IOllowlng 1>41'tonl ere aodr-ol Ille Intended Incorrectness ol Ille atr .. t l0tnle 92829 ABM RENTAL CO 117•.; ,.._ ITAftMINT lllllYll .. &Lm ~· Ntl ;".., drlW'-d~?~:.S'°cbNSTRUC· ,,.,,.,.,ore are· E ALLYN addraN Ind 01119' common Thi• buslnau la con-Grand C1111el Belbo1'111end Jhe I~ 1*90fl• era L.atge 4 Bdrm 2 Btth on
Inga, 9'>41Clflcellont and bid TION COMPANY 2026 CORP ' a Celll0<nte corpor. ~~etlon, If any, ahown dueled t>y • generel P"1· CA 92662 . , T';f...~L~~:SKI RE~ qu" Mesa Verde ttr .. t
doc umenta m•y b• Quill Street, Newport •11on, 3300 WHI CoHt Seld .. lewtllbem1de but neran1~AYLE METZLER GRoyJCL McCowen, 111•.; ALS,2025Cllarle8t .. Apt. with llreplace, new
purcn...O from lhe l>epert· BMcll. CA 92680 Hlgllwey Unit B, Newpof1 ltl\out covenant or ;._,.,. Tllll llatement wu filed C~end92•• an2 II. Belboa laltnd, ' C09te MIN. CA 92$27 c.rpetlng, new drapes ment or Public; Work• City s c Beach. CA 92663 " "" o Oc o 5 and remodeled kit_ .. __ ol Irvine, 17200 Jembor .. C~:~~.· Ctl~~~~~~c;b~~ The location In C11lllorn11 ran~, exr.:11 or lmpl~. re-wltn ll"le County Clerk of Or· Thia bullnesa 11 con· eorge ampo, 2 2 ..,..,,
Roed. 1rvln•, Cellfornl•. Cue.II St. N-port a.ecn, 01 tne cnlef exeoutlvt ottlce ~~u;:bttnc~l~~·1,: ~~I; County on January 31. duRc1~ by~n,nlndlvlduel J':.~~ c!'92:fr c . Coll• :;1J~ Y~~~lg:I~~ R~~~t~~
82713. A non..,efund•ble '" CA 92660 ~,:~:~~:Ines~ 0111f8 ... c111rgea t~d npenSM '2117U Tnl""i cC•ta~vt~~-t waa 11,.... Tnit bu1lneH It con· ce.t. Priced al S 187,000,
of $20 00 wlll be cnargec:t lor Tn11 bu1lnH1 11 con· All o7ner .... ,,~'"e-~ "n~m!.. I Jhe TrutlM end or the Publlthed orange Coett wltn tne ,.IM~"nty ... c'i~~ 01 o""',. ucled by en lndlVldull eech Mt of documenta ducted by a corporltion "" -• .... truat• erHted by Hid ONd ' -... ,. Geotge Ocampo • SELECI Drawing• •e>«lfk:etlona end Phlllp A Stea na P -1 and lddreues uaed t>y the I T I I ,... I Dall)' Piiot February 1 t, 18, enge County on M8tch I Tiiie tllt.._...nt wu f.,._... ~RTIES ' bid documenta wlll be m•il· d~t ' · r.,.. • 1n1end&c:1 tt1n1teror w11n1n 1 ru,•1.:,.1°81>11 ! .. m'":. rem01 •,~: 2S. M1r011 4, 1985 1995 · ..,.... ..., ,...~ ..... three yeart IHI ee • I I ng p ""' p -.. .... M·314 ''""01• Ith Ille County Clerk Of Or· 1--------ed, upon r~lpt of requnll Tll11 1tetement wH lllfld Y ' 81 Ol""I) ·~ured by eeld ,., ...,,.. County on F-"r •"' I In 10 , __ ,. put so ter 81 known to,..._ "' """" "'ubll·"-" Ore~ C~•11 e"•.-198a ""'u_, 1•--------no It., en c1 .... ..,1r with tile County Clerlc or Or· '"'Deed of Truat to wit· ,.. ........ -., 1·
You'll agree this ctrarm-
lng 2 bedroom cottege It
priced very low et
Sl 15.9001 Cell now
IW6-7171
THE REAL
ESTATERS
IUYllW
LIWllT PllOI
Only 10-~ down & owner
wfll cerry the baltnoe.
Elegtnt 3 Bdrm In prlvtte
community Pbol & t•n·
nlt Don't mlu thl• greet
opportunity to five In tllla
prut lgloue neigh·
borhood Call now
6"6-7171
THE REAL
ESTATERS
IJ1•2H2
8SunhO\\
lt4:alt \
MUI VIEW 1111111 S-pect1~u-lar OCEAN,
BAY.+ CITY LIGHTS
lllew. Entertet'*• 4 bdr
home w/p\11 spa, yard +
bonus rec rm. Priced to
sell at only $354,900
wllerma . A11ume
S250,000 + owner wjlf
carry. Won't le111 CW!
Patrick Tenore 631·12M
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Dvple11t 1320 W. BtlOO.,
$275,000. 6"0· 1296
TllREllOI TRl·PLEX w/ro<>m for 2
more unite SuP«" Npt F•ntutlc pool, IP• I nd Height• loe $290 000
p1tlo lhllt all CUiiom Ownr/egt .M6-1M2 . and bMutllully done _
lmmeculale 4 Bdrm home YllW
Which ahOWS 1111•. model. , ... -··
Convenient locatlon on "-quiet cul-de·NC. Pric.d SIM.IOI
to Mii at 345,000 Hurry! And you wt.II own a 4
Bdrm, 3 be w/famlly rm, (714) 673-4400 lrg 80 ll 150' lot. Thi. 11
lae, not leeM land, wltll a
beautllul llarbof vi.w.
HITLlllllmu
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deyt Pf'I« to ll'le d•I• Mt'°' enge County on February Intended lranaleree .,. 47 223 S8 witn lnlereai PtalC NOTICE Dell~ Pilot Mercn · 11, t8, ''ZTOOlt • ---------1 ooenlna bld1 fOf 1n Id 985 none , 25, t88S Publllhed Ofanr Co1tt ':":'::'-:-:'""':"':":""::'="""""',.,..,,.,,..,.,.,. ditional" cnar~ ol Sii 00 • 22. 1 ,--... The neme(a) end bu11ne11 ~reon lrom 1118/83 II 'ICTITIOUI IUIMll M-344 D•"Y Pil'""' Merell . 11, 18, SECURIT't'" FOR COM· -11ddr9l1 or lht intended 14 V.. P9f ennum 11 ptovtded " ..,, PLETION OF WORK The Publltn.d Orenoe Cout ltenaf.,ee(a), era CHILI'S, n Hid note(1)plu1 Cotti and r:!A~TAft•NT 6, t885 "-·-•-'I I 01Uy Piiot Merell 3, tO, 17, INC a Dec•w•re COf""'· ny edvancee of $none With ......,_.ng oeraon• are PUBUC NOTICE contract ............... 11 ""'' 0< 2"4 1985 · ,...... nl14'HI dOlng bu"'-t u · 1-----.....;....;....;;,.__ monthly P'oO' ... p1ymen11 s 43 •lion. 6820 LBJ Fr-ey, T ~ RESPIRATORY SER· K ttl10
t>eaed ue>On the eng1~·· U·
1
•209 DallH, Texu 95240 ~of Truat ~::.=.-::. VICES.21851 Newtll\dAve., ,ICTITIOUl IU ... 11 eetlmete~.!.!!.!9'T~~ PtalC NOTICE ~111,!.:;:'0 r.'':~1:i~:ecuted Ind delivered to the oi4. Huntington 8Ncll, NAMI ITAftflllNT of WO(tc ....,.,,.....,..., .... w.u~ • JJl'ldertlgned • wrltt4n ~ CA 82Me The following pwaona 11• w4lf r91aln ten (10) pero.nt of 'ICTrTIOUI ...... , "9'*al u • reateurant end laretton of Deftult l6'd 0.. Norbert Allen Johnaon, Olng butlMN ,.. ROGER
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NCtl progr .. PIY"*"t .. .. .. •TAru.NT c11 loceted •1 3300 Weet manes .tor a... an4a writ 300 E.~ 1300 N.,J~prll'!Q'l!Jlt. HGINEERIHG 6ERVIC!. _.;;;__ _ _..._...D.1_.fOf.,eomotelloo oJ TM oaa ~llwty, Newport Nol~ of Deftun end e:i.c,. Uf~ 8
1M b of Ille worll Al doing butlneu .. Beactl, CA 92863 tlon 10 Sell Tn.unoartlgned Norbert Eatneat Johnt()n. 1 :.. RcO: ~ c I, c I e .
aAL TZ aftQlltOH IMITH a TUTMLL
ftSTCUW CJrAJllll
427 E, 17th St.
Senutlonal 1wHplng
vlewl of the bay, ovean,
Newpori Center and.
moun111n1 from tM b91t ~~~~~!'!"!~ ..... -1
unit In the 801 lido P1rk
high rlN building Full ...
curlty 1no1uo1ng dOorman
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tn. requeet Ind e•penM OI KAY 6 ASSOCIATES, 972 The 8ut1neaa neme uMd ceuMd Nld NollOI or 0.. 2l85l Newlllld Ave., tp ~In-Chi Hu1ng 8189
the ~ bidder, lhe Vatencl• St , • t. Co111 by Mid trenaferOfa 81 Mid fault and !Jec;11on to s.11 to 9221!~!iunllngton BMGn, CAiRonald Circle, Cypri... CA
Ctty wlll pey the emount '° M .... CA 92825 locetion It T N T be rlCOfded In the county ...... !9063o
MalNd ""°'1 eompll9nce Kay D MU9fl•, 972 Vtlen· Tnal M id bulk trtnefer 11 Whef• the r..i ptopetty le Tiii• bualn... 11 con-Thia bu1•nH1 11 con·
•wflfl ttMI ,.,.,,,.,.. of cit , • t. Coln• ~. CA ~~~.,to, .. !>-He~"""", located ' ducted by • Qlr*lll pan-UC1ed by en lndlYlduel
Qovel1W'Ml'll Codi Section 92828 Am::ican E ',"' o ...,. o Dat« '•bruary 21 , 1985 l'l«lhlP i en lndlvldue.I
1"'°2 Ind IM provtelon• of Tiii• butin•H I• con· Coe IC ow. Inc . 2e-i3 ..,., ........ ..,.. Cor· Norbetl" Johneon Tllit ltllement WN llled
the contrect document• ducted t>y an lndlvlduet E M ''c H~ey, Coton•,.,......, M ...., ttWtee fht• tlttement w&a fllld1w11n the County Clerk ot Or· penalntno to"9ubltltutlon Key o MIJOll• °" Ir, Ill Ofnl• 92825 on Mn ..,.. ._.....,,. wttn Ille County C1«11 of Or·IMg. County on Fet>ruarv 4 of ::so~~~;· AOMINIS· Thlt tlttlf!*lt w11 llled (j~~D~:ec6l:s~i~~= 9eftftf HMte1 CA (211J enge County on F'ebruary 1985 - ' '
TAATION• AM lton , .. , with the County Clerk of Or· OF' A PERMANEPfT.UOUOA ....... 8f; .Nef\ .,.._.. 20. t986 ,._, PW quee • • anoa Ccwlty on f.otuety tlCl!NSE TO TRANSFEREE 0 ~o::s Or • ~t ' Coett
opening bid• 11\111 be ,_ In TH~ S'T"AIE Of 19Nl¥8 0 11"' Piiot 'et>ruary 25, 2• 1 ..... a dlrec1ed to Gene Jon.. At-_,_ CALIFO.RNIA BEVERAGE .~•S MMCh 4, 11, 18. t985 "· .u.,
11111nt P:fo t Menager Publl•n.d Or.-ng• Coe•t CONTROL BOAF~O WHICH· M·332 • (7'4) 6eO-1 01lly Piiot Marcl'I 3, 10, 17, EVER IS LA flER '
8Y ORO( of the City 24 198S Thie bulk 1r1n1f., II not .. -,c -, .... t 1--.. ---,c-:x:-.-,-IC-£--ll Counc11 of Iha City ot Irvine Su-421 eubject to Ctll1ornl1 Uni· ,_ "" nK-,._ nu
DATfJO· Februery 21. DI-IC ....,..TICE formCommerclel CodeS.C· 19~ '~ "" 11on e1oe CITY Of' lft~... IY1 . fhe nlme and l'Odf ... of MMICY c. ucn,' cm 'ICTITIOUI IU ..... lt the peraon with whom CLIM NMm ITA Tl•NT ClllMI mey be llled la Atnerl-
Publllhed Or•noe ccs .. , Tiie IOl!owlng Pltton• .,. CM Eecrow. Inc ESC I'"· Dall~ Pile' ,.. .. ~ •• ,,, '!I d°!1:1.~ ~ASTERS ':~~.2"43 6.
Merell 4. ttl5 M .335 2 u-nc. A,_. Weet-:.cAl'.;;;·;;;: =
m1ntt1t CA g2et3 d.wy '°' flllno C111m1 by 111y iiiiiiiiiiillfl ___ , Ptul Cllecketta. 1892 creditor enelf be THE OATE
L1w11nee Ave WHI• ABC IS8Ul!S A PER·
mlntter CA 92883 MANENT LIOUOA LICENSE
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Tiii• bualn•H II con-TO TAANS,UIEE ~ II
UCflO Dy 11'1 lnOIVlduel the butlnne dey befo<e the
kn«k• Often wtl9n yov Pu Clllldl1111.1 coriwmmatlOn d•le ~
UM r"'-llt-0-lllnQ 0.lty Thia ltllll'IW'lt wat llled fled 100....
Piiot Claulfled .Ade to n tM County Clerk of Of O.ted F'.et>ruwy 20. 1N&
rMCtl IN Orenge Coelt 2a County on reotuary C...,.l, INC., a.,..__
matket "· 1 c.,.,....,. . .,. ......w
Ptlo"9 IA2·6f71 1 P'ublltNO Or "=! t" .. " t.ten•f TttM~
IOalfy Piiot .,_ete11"? to. 11 PubOIMd Oranoa eo..i ~~~~~~~~
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24, I 15 Diiiy Piiot Maren '. 19&5 -: $11-420 M·339
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LIFE A.NO ACCtD"l!M ANO HI.AL TH IVNOPlll OF THE-AM«IAL
ITATIMINT-VIAR INOl'O CIMMf\ S1, ,_. 0, PACIFIC
,fNANCIAL LIFI INIU"ANCE CO.ARV, 700 Newport c..,,., Drtyt,
~.o. ao1 toOO, Newport a..ctt, Celffomle ..., Tottl ec1m1111<.1 .... ,, '4.71~.520
. Total llat>llltlft ., '29.651
' CIPtl~ UC> ~ ----1.000.000 Grou'lilld 1n afllJ c.t1ntttbuled 11<tr1>1U11 3 000,000
S~tl IUfpivl rundt 0
Unawgnect lund• 11ur1>4u1) 328 162
Oa.n (Lotti t1om 094tf•tion1 . 211,725
lncttue (~rH•l •n C1p11ai llld Surplut durlf\Q 1QS4 124.219
lnlUl'lnce In FOfc.e NllionwtcM t t 1,021 000
ACCldltrll & HMllll Ptlf'l'llVmt 0
1naur1MC:e In F0tc. Ce11lornt1 8ut1ne11 60 on 3 15
ACCIC!enl 11\(j ~tn P<etnlum.1
Direct C1111orn1a 8'.ltlflllU Pegoe 0
We l'll!lby oertlfy tllal thtt ~ 1teme era In llCCOfd1nu twltll tfll Annu11 8111~1 IOf the yeill ended o.o.rnt..r .1 I tM4 made 10 tr. IMl.tflnee Com· mitt~ or the State of Cahlotnca IJ'.lf~•nt 10 law \ fNMet c ~. ,, .. 1..... .
Awdrer L.liMfe,9eoret_.,
Publllhed Orange Coaet Delly l>llOt ,et.Na,., 11 Mirth I 2 • tH't
Tfl.711
CottaM ...
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MoCOMllCK
MOflTUMV
1195 t na C1ny01t"
Gad
Laguna Beach, Ca.
92851
494·9'415
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Mortutwy • c.,,._.1wy
Cr.ma lory
1826 Giiier Ave
Coet•W...
5.t0·855•
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NTDTUuY
Pllf HT 3 Bdrm, 3 Be, dMlreb19
IMne T•rta L\lt Cof·
1'19r, Of*, efrey, pool.
l>•llo, eome view
1339.<>oo
l JllWl()lJI 1 1(.1~1 \
Relltora, 878.e()()O
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FIVE STH'e. Home UUl•I •HAAOTOFINOICLEANI •lla.IWI• Baytrontw/tandybeh Wllll•WIUJll
P a rle . S p 1elou1 2 CM Co lootclng for yng, 3 Bdrm townhome, quiet, Sn5tmo. Bier 642·3850 28' $1800. Call 8ettY Wcal:fleld 1& 2 Bdrmtipts,pool •••
Mdroom.2bettl. Vacant dyn1mle Hl••m•n fn with pool, tennlt, spa fee., on ortctown lg 3bdrm 645-9181Of644-2270 lndry rm. petlO, balcony.
Own.,• ••v-"SELL.. Real &tit• lnYettmenta. No amkrs. No pet•. 2h• 2 sty trpte f/yd gar ........ ..... IPUJmll ~~~J::~
Income Ta~.
Preparation
CALL QUICK ~2313 T11.1m1n11m s i~~)~~~'::t. much mor• S725 hurry! 4 bd pool rit Spnllng clMn .Ji •Pl• 7U-0081 Of 642· HI03
141-1112 -539-81908elt Alty tee very ehar~.~.7.; •IMC>edutt& 1 tyaec-1 •-·-L -1\:-~;;;;;;;;;:::;;:~;;;;~~-------·-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;::~ THE :REAL I
ESTATERS ,.,. 1 pool~ 11on1. Heat pd. No ~·· ut. -• 1• MUI flllT llPUl UYFUIT.... ~ut;!AJ*r2 ~r.·s~~1t '*'· L..... 2Bdrm 2Ba S67S.seac> ''3;we;~2Pii11tiiila.ii0iiiii•t:·ec-•conao-...-Ctnu .,l llu !t._,..t .._. ••• ' 111
tlful property price 2 Bdrm 2ba, 40' on water, Exec: 5Bd waterfront w/"'' $2000/mo. 873-7544 398 w WM~ 831•6583 $1100/mo. Mteto. d/w, 0 & Sic -,'9VXTI! XCCf U8Df fb &Af iA Ci' ':;!~~2~~'."":~ Sc>= Just redue•d. owner ::..~: .. ~~~/~ ~~~l~~~B~ ta Aaa BEAUT. 3 bf~ ba condO, pool. :•· tenn, raquet· s.rv ~ w l9ttl ?t· lndtvdual & amall ~ ~=~1=
20·1. Owrl9t financing. an;~• ~:e~2•1502 yfly, wtlt a11o ..... /option Agt 759-0780 1 ---.,,.....,...1 frpk:, d/w. w/diJ!°°'stc': ball. d gar 7eo..aoe3 Free c:on9Utl.11on 1 o.i ~ 78CMI081
Adulta. Eve/873·5820 at $595,000. Call ..--.-•-ord•cre..: 6'2 2649 Clote to O<:Mn, 18' quiet Servtce 646-tqe TAX SVC PAOF-"EP· OPENSAT/SUN 1'840 -8198. Arllu SELOOMAVAILI Wea\Mf· ...... um mo. 'f • complex, lndry eerport. • AAATK>N.Alyourhome l.L lxe~;• 1100 KlrlCt'lner 780-eo&9 ly Bay TownhOUM. bOat -••••I• m'I ....,j-•' No pets S525. 538-0490 ti l lull lu . _ °' °""* m ae uuu •w s11p. 6Br 3B•. dbl gw. a-a--· --SUWlll YIWIE cPX 10 ywa n per. can IMutlful dval wide 24x80 PALM SPRl1 i UNIT§. Exec:. Irv. Ten-. i:>OOi hm 4 tenn, pool, •II •menltlel 11111..... ,..,,ll.ull -. lncr.... your .refund . •AOO RHYAN 8U8; ave. TM , ...... drew lft ...
w/lge lam rm. open Cur'T'rlde Onty. FO< Qr. bdrm. S2200. mo. Call S 1875 mo. 472..()868 Neve< llved ln ... exqu191t• New Apartment eomplell. Home appt., reu ret•. TAXES. BOOKKEEPING We11 ... I Dally Piiot
kitchen 2BR/2bl matr Inge Co. property. Price Catotyn, 720-0280 Country French. Comp Reedy for occupancy In WIT llT1 [)y/543·9133 ev/645-9882 & A.E. INVEST 556-8155 C'l 11•1 d Ad. M2-M71.
bdrm v9ry apadous. v""' 1295,000. For detail• call, -turn or unturn. 2nd "' A"'ll 2Bdrm• $530/mo 1 attractlw yerd a rxKch Bier 645-0203 eve only. u .... 1U4 w/V.,._ of Santa Ana. City .,. · Live wnera you haw arM? Young ecsutts wet-al(ytlne. See. undetgrnd 3Bdrma teo5/mo. Gu •Spectacular apll AfUbM!tl, Val. n.~" .. come. Agt. 540-5937 In tall all new n •carport Pfkng, etubhae, pooL.tto-'*'99· garbage dlapoaal, * 1 & 28'. I & 28a IUll• I .._. .... 811 ...---------i---------onty. no g.,age, gwdener .-.. • nll. spa & uune. S900 retng & cwport. For In-•Spacious townnoueaa • .,.. ~ U I Fem/rNture to lfW nn. ShO;/iio;:;RSiGliG.
Lrg SpaolOul Obi Ilk• new. Incl S850 mo. 983-320e -•-t\I $1200 t formation call •Ar~ 275-7"' fl 2br 2ba, lam rm, Mt bar, ltaUI FuaiUM "HECK THESE CALL US REGARDING u urn. urn. 'fWI ~ •• *Private balconle1 or ...... •T _._ 8adl Bay condO. pool. ~. ,. aq .... ~72 .....
5•Plrlc.Ownr 531·3169 Plain""'Jane 2br w/bltlns IAVINELEASES IYllL---'(211)120-llU Garden patios S.WUtul38d ~~ Jaclten.$300,645-5123 ....,...Meg..,..2,_.. -
... l ~ Cinaa ••I air 2122 erptd Cleco< ehlld/pet7 lmH 0.llt ltaltJ (11•) •1·2111 a.tween 2pm-4pm Mon-_ ...,1 acrou from poo1 & 1ennts Fem lhf IQ 3bf 2ba apt A9tall St«>N 1000 SF. Otes
_ $495 nat tow depo 18124 Culver Dr. Irv. ~ ..... ~ day through FrldlY ww1 courta. Wttl/Oyr, 2 car w/pool. AVI now NB S4o40 Nwpt BMS/PCH Hlgtl ._ •:lllfollJ-+ ... Un11"'_X .. p-11_pr_"""' Dealgner fully turn 2 Bd a•MlM lM-1111 •3 Lighted tennll courts gat. patio a baleony. 645-2135, 952-4300 d'f9 lbltlty. AVI now 831-sns
tor fu t N6el Fast e1oe1ng townhOuM. Poot & tennis * • *1t 1'>.L . Walk to~ Ealtllde 2Br lBa w/beam •2 Swl(nmlng pooll $1300/mo F/tklr 2br 2ba apt In ltv , S ALE/LEASE. 1000 aq ft
grlnclpala only Agt. coun S1t95873--0898 Fncd 2 l1ry 3bf 2b off ~aaa ...... Avl 3/20 $1100+$1000 cefllngs, frplc. l1W $855. •S1ream1&ponde 1001ntrepd nd own bdnn tum.~ ~ell.KtoealromN8CMy
"'"'ny ........ ,...,,, ~ L::L ~·~· MacArthur 2 gar mod kit -MC. No I*• 642-5942 111. last. MC $226. 2 per-•Sorry, no peg TSL ~~2NA· 1~ENT ""• ~ ....... 50. 7 ..... 5111 H .................... """" --· · ~-""""' aaa .._. ... S730 S3M190 Bell f.. rel• Ihle price 1150 SOM, no pate. 850-1798 +Furnl9hlngl avlil .,... ~ "" -· ..,. --.....,, -~ .. .__ I 8...... 3 c e E ...... 2 ... 2,. .. 3 E' .. -.. 11 coaatal new 2br lrpk: Aflltatatl Fual1 .. Lag 8ct\ D\)1)1 pref., .. WutrW .-... ,..,... "'• .,., ...,.., .., "" ,.._,," avell 411 others 1v1ll EASTSIDE 2 BA 1 BA WHY NOT CALL OCEAN SIDE of Balboa dey wortcer, '325. • utll. .... _,_ 1• ftlll llfTI Ml vu, w1lk beh tennl1 new cpl & Int. Flreplalce. 539·6190 Belt Alty fee Large, clean. quiet, lndry ltl-llll 43rd ll. 1 Bd tba c»-494_8950 1>91. 49"' -2tM
ONLY 118.000 per unit pool spa $1226 881-8293 $645 Go ... 1675-9291 lac, carport. from $475 . teched unit. gat. yrty 2 OMCe: +work., .. on
Aiverllde eo. Riek Byers ..,.111tu• 2 Exec. tamJBr· 2•111>a. tam Nrv!hor: ~·,!n~r& lalMI _ ._,. 646-4549 SUWlll YILLAIE seso1mo + ~-LMV>e NB 43rd 1t-yny. 1325/mo Monr<Ma st 1n ea.a
71S()..7292. -rm. encl 1. vu. gardner pool spa l 1225,e1.e293 lalaa• .... Eutslde 2Br new decor pt\one number for appt. M/F. own rm. ciMn. M..a $396 m0. 87W175
Btlr/Co-op/aet-upa malled Lm llU au au s 1400/mo, 645-8173 2 8d 181 on Dauf.ont. d'#lttr encl. gar & pa11o' 15555 Huntington Village 648-2751/54M933 many xtraa. ~71 A
&2500/MO. 875-5579 ·~ k .,.,.. No pei, $650+ ciMnlnQ Lane, froril San mi.go BLOCK TO BEACH nc::: N--amk MIF 25-35 Condo 8._..l•llb 2.-Hae w/pool E·alde area Avail till June 11200/mo .u .. ~5.,.._ Freeway north of 8wf'I .,,.. -•• --~ ._..__._ ... _... lncd 5 rm w/Rat S725 2k:io ~ ~ '36' •"t 644-1211 & lrg MC._.,...... ~ to ••e·F.:..., .. _ ~t on TATCHED UNIT 1 BA EiC M lfV ba.1350/mo+ SPIRITUAL REAOINGS Completely remodeled __. ...--"""" ~ ... _,..,...,, .._ tll 645-7899 AcMce In ~ MetW9 ., Great rental., ... Only 1 ltatral 2212 53M190 Belt tty fee 2b• cook'• kit dbl gar "-·t .. __ 24 EASTSIDE Lg newty r.-McFadden Iba. garage \'early u ·
mite from Loma Lind• NEW 3Br dpfx AVI May 1 $900'1 kldt/pet at .,.. I..... decorated 2 & 38' Apt $650/mo yrty On 43<d Ammt n/amkr, reap,.. r«a. Couneellng. 1815 So. El ~!cal Center. LOw dn. RENlALS or b/4. O/w,j' .,, loreecl S3M190 Best Alty'" 1208. Dix mobUe home. no S11n1no at $590. 2214 lrriat 2744 St. l .. ve ph number for hou• by bch $330/mo Camt:. RMI, SM Clem
Cuti flow. Wlll trade for JACOBS REALTY air .. --1. 1•• E. 211.t St. pets. 0uM•~re ldult1. College Ave. 642·5210 rang.tr" ondo 1 + appt M8-2751/54M933 $100 MC. 875-3823 d 492·7291 PROP MANAGEMENT ,,.. vv-..,, aeeure I A property In Coat1 MeM 714/87S.i173 S1100+aec54e.&985dys •11.IFFI• 1""'1 ~. 648-8373 Eui.lde lg qui.I 2Br. New Iott, ar. pool. 1ennl1. vt VERSAILLES 1 Bd ldnt. $ht tpllC MeM Vde hm sca•u.ms or Newpofl. Approx ..., ·~-........ e11>1a. drpe, paint, tndry & 3118 S575 mo 873-8785 quiet IOCatJon Full aec:ur· furn BA.pvt be S350 ,..
S200,000 equity. Riek lalMa lalaU W•tllde 2BA 1bL gar .. WllTll l•llllTIU1 ...,.., ...... pa1IO $895 mo 648-7~ OranQ._e Tree Condo lty bldg Avall now mo+ 114 utll 545-9231 ANSWERS ~~!.~~~p!~r~ aBR HX ail upatelra. ~ :::nt.s.'f~ 3Br+f~r;'3{3h• r.'t; vtew c:c;;ao on LY E~ 1 ea, 2 Bd patlO. 1Br¥10ft.
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$800'1539-6190 Belt tee • 233 18th Place. 876-4333 llv/dln rm. opening to E·slde Studio wlpatlo In prestigious lrvlne Room In E/llde Costa S500/ Sngl. 1 ,.,; you'll be ALL RIGHT "
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· w/pool. No pale $475. 1 ... 1.. ser ious ttuden1 -Pvt llP•· Poot. tennit, Aprtuat1, Uaf. 648-3818 att 3·30 .... s2001mo 540.2093 e ;g; cD 16X20 s1nrw walk to beh $1575/mo -• · • ~--
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BIO CANYO~. 3BA 2'.hBA S575/mo, 875--0247 . llSTllT II 1p;rt ltae• 170 CS2~5 Cond,!>;2~7~ IMt. S1 30/aq f1 1617W-1·1~~~~~~~~ EXEC TOWNHOME View &550/mo 2Bd Iba --. mo -etm. NB Agt 541-5032 1:
of go1i coutM city KQhts, Lge deluxe 1 br Apt, yrly. all blt·lns, lndry rm, 1 . 50 2Br 28a $&50, lleteJa .... tb ltlf CdM Exec: Oftloa Suh• FOUND Sml M• Temer :::::;:;::=::===:==:.!:========..!:::===--=====-1 pvt tennis cOOr1 & pool Stove. O/W. refrlQ. no nr beh & shOpS rafrlg, stove. d1hw1hr _ A/C perk""' tr 1700 or part Poodte. Wtlt w/llte
-------------SlS50/mo 840 8183 · pete. S775 mo. 673·9•73 741 W. 18th ST Incl. No I*• Call btwn ue..-· """' om tan mwtdnga on beck. . • J TSl MANAGEMENT M dilly 545-4156 91T11 -Call 873-4120 &rt lay beck ftat vcty
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S600 1ttllut 673-6970 gar Cascading 11ream1 IN NEWPORT BEACH 985 N Cout Hwy S 1275 mo Jenltorlat s laland Dys 173-8170,
•-· • 1 & WllerflllS Pool/spa .. I ............ t II , ..... L911una Beech. 494-5294 nttn pllltl""' 759-9501 E\'91 M2·2513 llU '" 11 $875 No pe11 549·2U7 ... grea ...._... 0 veon '"' • """· -----,.---=-----~ .. ....... • W. 28 1'.~B• t de& or 545--3115 Upper Bay Private SHUil llTIL Fu~ Executtvuult· LOST "'* Gdden .AM.
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t.w-t W ., ... _. 1 L 17~50-0473 Brita & airy nu epts & drpa. spu, 8 tennis courts, 7 Sl2e/wtc & up 2274 New· sp~ lmmedlat• oe-Creek. 496-4620 A9werd
Tuesday, Marcb ~ . . '"9 I.,., ftnlal ~ •· ,. 1400 IQ It 2Br iv.ea pools, clOse to buslneu. po11 Btvd CM 648-7U5 cupaney '350·S895/mo. LOST Male medium Poo-ARIES (Murch 21-Apnl 19): Whnt you have been watttng for.will ..... , f..U, ,.., Bright, clean eenerry. &br Townhouse Micro. lrplc, OC Airport. F11hlon Word proeeulng. com· die, blk/gray WMflng .,.,.
surface. Mcani, green light for creative endeavors. for change. varie ty. ~ i ,_.,_.. 2b•. Ilk• new. pvt patio i" w~=~~ngP:r,.';! Island, convenient shop• SU I Sii LlllE pu1er accounung Rentll collar vcty occ 11 .._ possible travel and romance. Writing assignment could be part of AMU Ulllnl S1300/mo640~11~ ,950 No pets. 549•2447 on sight 3028W CoutHwy,N9w· 1nc11 teleC>hone an.wr'g, t>usatoe>54M100 .. k .. c . n. r'a kc ro le _, c t • 2714 IC .. 5 pon Beec:tl kltenens. TV Teiell PMklng, janttoriel. s pac age. iem1 ' ys Y . • fi I bl LmTI YllWI. " I na °' 54......,11 Singlet 1& 2 Bdrm Apll1· S t25• wtt ~1 no deposit kitchen Coplet t>eYerage Loat l*y Tem.r. ""' TA\JRUS (Apr1 20-May 20): Study rn:s message o r va ua c ll•l•tL,., 2 Bdrm Upa1alr1, reft raq TOP ar ... quiet, no pet1-menta & Townhou .... ~-S MfVIC9 Executive Aow m• SIVT oray 'F•p'
hint. A urn o f glamo ur. ro mance dominate\ personal sc~nano. Yo u'll • ' No pets $450 mo STUDIO Beauty ssoo (Ask 1bout turnlehed c ... t I•" 3901 MacArthur •t Jam-NB lte/IO Vie 8IUfta r~civc unu\ual gift. re lates to an. music or luxury ite m . Family L.91 Piil Mt 645-8161 352 Victoria PAV patio. poo1 & IP• ap11, eomp1e11 with TV, L A boree Call 752-7170 ~AD '500I ~54l6
member will agree to d cc:orat1ng. remodeling reside nce. . . ..... .... tenfflt 2BR 1.~A Townhou ... MESA PINES 2650 H•rl• 11nen1 & utensns: maybe home t0t ~rty t eem1-NB Enc offion 2PVt loat. Wht Male Cat w/blu, GEMI NI (May 2 1-June 20): Focus on home. security, ability to Yll. I W. + ... , patio, lrpl, gar., no pet 549·2••7 rented '°' snort term or private & 1 pnvete ~II• otc1. lge work .,.. Ilion~ c:t<>Pad ..,_ Vie
know d''fli"rcncc between fact illu\t<>n. An~wcr~ nrc available. but .... M.A.. •...,../• S595. 548-7510 Ofa,.,,., Tr .. Terrace. 2BA longer) On Jamboree avail •76--2172 Nancy Rec:pt area Stefl rm-flt-COM Into ~2e ~ • • . ., ...., .. _. .. .,_ Rd at $111 Joaquin HIU1 -----s •" --"r""----i.r:::>-z many arc hidden and you'll hav\' lO look bcl11nd ..ccncs. Pisces. _,, 1rgo-W• ,. ... I •••... 2er 1a. AdUl.._..,ef No 2BA Condo. MC bldg Ad V.acadta tng combo 1.•-mo, P I · • • -• · •• .,.. $900/mo 1 .. 551"'"1 Janitorial 5 nit• Pllk· natives figure 1n sccnano . 111·1• 11.....-pet• $450/mo i11. 1111 "'-1IOO lntab IM7 1 759-9501 THANK YOU ST JUDE CANCER (June 2 1-J uly 22) What i;ccmcd "scatte red " will now be $200 ctMnlng. 5e7 W•t PEPPEAWOOO APTS I Br H• ex I ealde Of ~ --FOR YOUA HELP orpntttd and you'll be on m ore whd footing. Yo u art w1thtn lepl t9th. 64s.o940 w1enc1 patlO & carport eauoentrnt 411•418 No Bright Newport office. G K.C
riaht,. you'll get upport fro m thO'.'C 1n authority. ho n tnp could~ o n .,1111 ftlW-3BR 2ba(ll2 duc>le•). cpts, S450tm~ 54e-907• 2 & 3Bdnn, 2ea Yrty. gar Lk TahOe nr Siii .,. .. , ~ ~..!'~~
agcndn. might involve close rcla11vc. 3 Br or 2 •den, dbl gar,.. drpa, OIW. '8'1Q41· E'tlde Pvt 1 Br, lrpte, pool, p1110. Nut bMCh $8SO.St90 (41SI 38 1..0732
LEO ('.July U-Aug .. 22 ): A~po1.ntmcnt. call or contact mad.e •xtr... Beeutltut, gdnr, S750+ •·Eve 548-(039 gar No peu 399 W Bay &75-4912. 754· 1792 Blu lg B"' Bear CablnJ:'
.1 F I b h II comm pool. t1400/mo, G 1 St '585 850-8357•----"' yc,ierdny will now puy d1v1uen s. inanc1a p icture .., ng t. you No peta. Call Lol9 Mitter 38' TwnhM. reat foe n _. _ 2BA lb•. Quiet, no pets. t&bte. cOlor TV. 2
receive rccoanition l<>nJ overdue. 831·t2t8 Nwpt. Ht1. Frple, patlO. Sharl> 2 br 1 ba duplex. YNrty Avlll now. $825. Sleec>I t• 545-6918
VIRGO (Aua. l.l-Scpt. 12) G c1 ready for new stan. you'll have Hatbot v• Homea 5Br bf11n• se75mo 559·500' IMtur• new Nrthl~ Call 850-2•03 lntala t. --
opportun11v to era\C past m1 take'. and to imprint frr11h style. Tak,<' ..... _ r::~ .,. ... _ teo01mo 2 8d 2 B•. trptc, crpt. pMlt & t gw, 8dd 1 2aA 2ba. ~" No .... _~
1 fid h , • _.. -"'"" .:·.,... ~• .. t>tt..m. "' patlUnQ. No peta. kid.I Ok -•~ ~ _ -• initiative, empha,11e con 1 encc w11 out ap nna arropnl LA/ve 1~ gdl'lf t11SO 25-41 ...... · SS75 mo s1150 tnO¥e-a. --to~ .. * ~~~~;:A~~~~e"G:::,.:~~~ .... -N4,M,U~~~;!;:,. .. ___ ~
· ' h h h Npt Creal 21kHden 2'M>e 81 Cent•~St v fM Oelli*.1 F/n-tmle 27• 1n IOlo'efy tel mall eve See. w/p, LI RA (Scp1. l-Oct. 22) o llow t~rougn on unc -your Mint w. Avl now for 4 Tll. ........ •STUNNING Lg 18drm NEWPORT VILLA APTS hOrM. c ... Addn lpeC8 CQPter avail 833-7588 • 15 yr finance uaurMble
intuitio n j, on target. M:rvc as rchnblc. au1dc. Many are intnaued by ~.or 1 yr. S1250/mo, M2·llll 1a. Getden Apt Pool Awoxlmatety 1 mite trorn 1v1111 fOf turn ~5&-0391
your views, you could be a sked to appear hcforc the media. Now you 720-4133 or ree-6082 $.495/mo. 110 w 1a1n the a.ch 642·2357 OOM GREAT HOUSE o;'i:,~~ -=~~;' • ~se:~;~~~:V
can cap11oli1c o n o riainal concepts. ' NPtCt ... Condo. ~ 1125/mo E.Mt..0. 2 ect 1 Trlsite• 2Br. gar, $850 s.. BEST IN BIO CANYON ROOM FOR MAN $.476 .. Phc>l'lel lnataff9d, CoPiet CAL AMERICAN, AO&ERT
SCORP10 (Oct. i 3·Nov. 21 ): Define tern\\, keep o pen mtnd. 11v(' HA/den or 31r,3N. NU IA .. row:,-Frs:c.yd, SYn 313 10-• tl02 Of. On golf COUrM 2BR 28A OEP ~255 MMOe •¥91abJll '375 • 151·91 l I 0, [ 110-4t2S
n..11 rrin to tnlcllettual cunoMty. f'ow~r o f pcrsua ion are he.1&htcncd, cpt/=t. Some oc:n w 11*'·2~7 s.nt:':. .,. t2e-S l&t 7·8f>m s 1S95 7eo-to52 M-tg 381 2a. hM w/Obl tor 2 ""'. "400'f0f 1 rm. •
populant)' increase and )ou'll be m ore nware o (phyincal appearance. s12 /mo, Aft~ TIL'llW•ll ft lfRIA CLIFF!'HAVEN 2 8cl. 1ea. gar & vtew J.4M•,.\ u1 1mpl• perk1no Agt '!It...... SI
Sqtt1.ar1an 1~ic.nu1nc alb:-1-t-Sbcr•.3-Mr.21'8&. Ml qu wwi1 a .-ction of~· trp1c:o-e4e "9eeltori-.-~a.ner 7PM 57:i-1~ __ w•;ptwell;art SAOl'M'AIUU (N ov .U·Dcc. 21 ): f ocu o n prc'11gc. advant'e· 2 bllta to bell Cloet to • l!Vtng? w. CM on. eny-ttred ~ No P91a. Dey ~-Mell~ PRIME omoe ~ 1r1 ,ul t1metp-t11M P>C*'lon
mcnt. succe5,(ul rcl:atton w1.fcss1onal su~or Empham olw on pooll.!._.nn4t M2-M83 t12s1mo t.tllde 2 8d t trom • tmall IPI to yeerty 54t-530e ~ .M> '*'' room 8io HwJ>t &eh. Cen'*Y Vil-fOf •llP9f*IC*t ..._. r~-' ' .. I ~fetv mcasum \OO""'l"lllOn Oft .... .-, l'OfM ~ ~ T "PIO. N9 If !oc*inO in .. -.., .... .._ Cam de,,_.vt '*" ldtd\ I Mlt8 .,.. 1500 Sf ... ""o" wllf'I tri9ndly nttd -ttv1nQn. fC'Vt('W, ,, .. a I -~·7 .., lndrf °" tt... c . -HS tl!WI ol ue ... ,_ ......... , ... ,!, .......i. n1-'1er py-... ~billtyloe 2tl -8tt1 ovfiirwtt peraon•fltV Ith Sco~·o w1l~~1vidends. tal 2bnqulpd lclteh 1825 • rm. r • ..... ..... , ., .... " .... ., '* si'lo "" c· AP 11COR (I . 22.Jan. 19 ): G ood lu.nar a peel coincid~ with ~4!. .. w •1~0~;~ .:!11 qu19t.2tn1et17 ~ .. ~...... ftnt fOf that Cl'OQ of Non--emoleer ltegent to *"*' 720-IJ45 Sl'laN 11t of 5t5 aq n ot P prlot •l!J*
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creativity. children. chnnac and ro mance. cl 1du on paper. ma e --TIL rcnnl=f TSl. MOM1' 642·1903 ~ ot upper e.y Ffl>IC. ~ to "" 39, HI "-Av.O Mer 1 ·u "°"' ~ ~ Mf in~ulnc\ rcg:ardina pcwahlc ho hda) tnp. ouna rtlauvc ~O\tdc~ ~=5v~~~38A Ml·tMI NI MALTY 11&-1642 patio, poo1 No !*• Mu.1 be out~~· INr• 19 asl'7 50. e.a w• M·f~111
pica ure, 1nsp1rt11o n hetk with nao l.oyttybte~tPa' Wlln.MIWLUll " ... 1115 M0-034t :rr~ "::,--tmo Mldtey 8t 11&-.2311 • 6 rem Md8 "9-4'1 ...-AQ AIU s (Jan. 20-Fch I )'What )OU havt been scck1na 1HIO AIC \'-''· "° pet• I 2 ,9dnft ~ pool. IP&. EaatblUft Townnee Laroe • _ er Mon thN Fn .__, tn ~ pl\, rm
at hand _ kno w 11. rt'fusc 10 panic. Cmpha 1s on the ()((ul!· m )',lCf')'. 11900 ,......,.7070 1 1Ncatflll!ld oar. "'OrynN. no P91~ 2 &A 21>a •/~yon/bey F1n-amt1r lhf very ig., •CdMdl•N• ~c brd 1 1250 mo MS.2351
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!.Y-..~. ~ ~ ror dynamic or1111v1 nrm. a,..t WOtklng con-Chlrtlf' C0tp + 74• MotOI •78 3201 run• gr .. t. MOv· red/whl toP. x cond. •2K ::"'offte iMti'"N::~~ oomp1,,y with bu•y dltlone, wtth toP pay for Yec:ht + is· F0tmuti. Ing. 1)111 otrer over ml. nu vllVll. Mutt Mii ebf. to QUa11f1ec1 lndlvld• ~....:i.:t ~In~ right 1*9Qn, 720-09'1 $3891< full price. MUST S5000 750-0•H or S8500 080 78t""toe
uele only. Wha1'1 In op-tlMew, (714) 1112-IOIO YITlllUIJ SELL NOW. Submit down ...:8;;;;3;;8·;;8;;;;700~~~~~ portunlty Hiie Wt wonn ...... AllllT OMC. 875·2172, 845-9020 .,
to you? Clll retundabi. lnlDlllT bpet. pref. 20-30 Hra. In-PARTNER WANTED i.:E~~ i~~Eif~~:.~r WE Will NOT
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·PACIFIC TRAVEL SCHOOL
Santa Ana, CA
-preNn1a-hir furtht'r lnfor•
(312) .. 2·2323 ext. 8249 ,.,....i.w. 3.5 pm, Mon-Fri. 25' TOLLY 8'. '80 loaded, LHl IUOl llW
PAAT lffMI! HELP for • hew pot1tton1 evall· 1 2 IS M • 1 1 0 r , Ilk• new. S 1050 dn. $200 VOLUME SALES ~n1ncl1I S.Vlclel, muet able In oentrll 0 .0 . If you CM83 1-1030 mo. Inc 1llp rental. G
be 21. DaVld, '45-7185 hive IJtPlrlence on Mc-wa-••• 873-1974 or 983-0007 SERVICE & LEASIN tronlc bolrd1, w. Mid "'1 ._.. 3870 N. Cherry Ave.
Pert time you. If you don't hive I)(· Mornlng/evet "ehlfte. Mu11 ..... lall 7014 LONG BEACH
WT... ~~· we wtll trlln ~~~ t;:· ~1:~~ ~~ 28' lat! mdt MERIT §iOOp <77·1~)i1i:~~~1
llM ~ 81r~1. ~303 MUST SELL. Try S9.000. 'fr1de-ln1 Welc0tne GETTING THERE IS HALF THE FU N!
Come explore the numerous expending ear"' opportunlt1e1 1n
tr1vel and how to aecure the skills In demand tor those Joba.
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1d.,.-rti1intc plare•
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HOl'M del!VlfY Lot An· v Paid 8tue CrOll ' AVERY CO. 87&-8990 OPEN SEVEN DAYS
gell•. Tim•• 7 d1y1, .... Plld Oentll Pll n Jm ...... 1115 BEST •llP 1.Vtll In BelbOI -===~~~~;::-t:~:30ern. c., 1 muetl "' Plld Vecatlon• Prtv NurM, PrOf. Car•. Cova. to 3811, prefer -
SSOO. mo. Call 24 hra. "'C,_,,t Union Comptnton and CC>Oklng. power. s10·11. 850-8249 IEW '11 llW't
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PUIT llAll11u. Cllt 557-70M .
714-543-9498 64 2-4 321
A••erv•tlona Not Required ext. 309
P/tlme.Own trenapor-OllTiflll talion. Flex hra. Exp«.
helpfuJ. Lv mag 84() .• 9221 Pll .. IL
PLMIM TlllPIUIY young apprentic., eager ·
to r.etn Ill ph.... of lllYlll
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low mllel (Stk • 22221
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......... HILO CARE-chrl1tlan. •nlHIPll MlllUl.Pllllm 432-0413 lllUMll Deli Hll 1arn . 1540J1m1>0ree N.B.
'HIHI Beau111u1 Black on Black •
Mint Still In t1ctory
warranty (2 185)
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#Oman to five-In for c~ my hm, PIT S2 p/hr. child nllded 2·3 d1y1/p/wk, U1191LY .......... TUOMI Pert I Full time Mon-Fri. m HOME 60d Trelnl"" s:li or trade New CUii lnt Adjacent to F•Jhlon Island
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eves mature. Engl. •PO. chlld Rell1ble, con1cl1nc1ou1 Chrl1t11n Mlnl1try, PIT. onG.!!·,!11!7. 1"f::·orc:~ Obed. wl prob. aotv. Mary vw Bu.•. 9K ml. nu cttch l•0-1••• hu1bend with Parttlnaon, CtilLDCARE NEEDED: care. Gd pay. nice CdM P«ton tor full time poa-Colt• MIM. 642-91 81 2 -r·o-n't 43·2_,....70 Far"*' Trainer ot Con-$2800 70 mdl 548-3•30
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min. hthld ohore1. St\meonetocereloraweet tamlly, 675•0206 ltlon In Irvine auembllng pm Y· vv valftoent Doge. Frecklel M t I / D1t1aa ~•5·9122 751-0387 J'o'::~rf:~~~~7:~~ llllllHPll medloll product1. Wiii PlllTlll 1n&1L w.11 & Sadie. Love & pralMd I llCJC ti 1011 Ni17•2 ii5~,!iiots-un-.2"16~. ""36~m~pg'!",
PIT attn & evM htl flex train. Non-arnokll' pref. buayprlnlahopaM klherd OUMWlf• & caehlefl~ uMd only. 633·9285 lc11ttH mech xlnt. bodl gd $92"5. IUIY*AI • UI rel1 req'd 842-7250 . . • h . • 15. p/hral art. 261-11 12 working peraon t_o do Crown Har·d-are 3107 . 171 Honda 2EX Dirt Bike 1pm-8pm call '42-270" .. b · non-smkr, muat •v• put• up or/and office -• • Poodle Pupa, Teacup, Toy, v "" v forpvt tenn recquetclu · Cl-ilLDCARE.r11p.lovlng own tren1p. N.8 . M OTEL M AIO. Ex-duties, w lll train. Cout Hwy,CdM Mln.S2""up.546•284e S200Flrm 786-8388 •
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negollable. Contact, Mon-Wed-Fri 7:30am P«,.....,., · ou 831-0415 IALll-llYllTlllTI 1111 '80 Honda Prelude, lo am/tm caa1, air. xlnt
Rlcil 642 7747 O lllTHLll Hwy. Newport e..ch ARE YOU uRNING Aadt•ll mites, 1unrool $4900 cond $3900 891·2805 · • ·5:50pm $7 per/wk -•UIY •a• •a · IUL llT&R ULll S2000.-s""sooo. 2 Rock1r1-11io ... fiite "48-8147 NAT 11111111 6•0-1948 for Interior plant company, -., _ ~
to be hNd of crew. Mutt need enerQe11c petac>n to Local top Pf.oducet ~~ PER WEEK Wicker, bHut, appr VESPA p2oo. newer gd I
WE CARE .........
BILL YATES
VW-PORSCHE
....... tn Ju.1n1 .q11-..f1 1t111 nffda marine oriented Olll have xtnt driving record. grow wltft •tab. com-utlltant to ullat "~•t• 1oaur11 needed. I 1000. S 1500 Mii &900 Brt-wood cond $875 6•4-~998
petaon, mutt be wllllng to HIXh School 1tudent. 557-0150 -peny, min. 1 ri retell nur-~M• .~hr•~ 2 --rs plu1 per NII. Top bro-S250 494-•864 learn wwrantlee, time f II/ 11 -..... •• ·--• 6 •'--.ll t L l 1 keeping, pey-roll1 & ..,.
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vice COOf'dln•tlon. We.,. ~~;~<t·~· B 2300 w. Color de1tgn, lull/put .. 1. StOO·S 1200. p/mo. be llQenaed Sllary plu1 p/wtc. Comp t• training, from lndl• ror tale. Cell •llli-iltill ,, • • A ,,, th• major bolt deal· • · time. will train. 775-5457 Paid holldeys, vac. Hoap oomm1111on' For <M1all• work In • PINMnt .,... SubUh 786-8829
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837-4800493-4511
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open. 750-7700 Uk for d n appt. only, Mon-Fri 831-126e proven marketable prod-n.u..cn ALL MAl<ESI ·71 Skylatll Fhcer-Uf!P«· full time for Nwpt Bch ry dee. salel. Xlnt Income. 848-7441 uct. Cell Mr. Becker, '77kenmored .. o;rs 160 Sl9S DOWN OK
50 Don clNner1. 548·2221 Flex hra, wlll train LLOYDS NURSERY 875-0464 Gu,..,.,.... S35845_1192 ,.._,
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great tires, eng •
ll&TW&llll COUNTER HELP/P-Ttme •99·1'61 ·-...-...,.,. .... 11141 nds w0<k 581-7700 X316
PIT Call Eddy 642~786 rellable pt(IOn, N Bch ·~uy •a• ir1 ..... &Ill ULll Pl... 1111 APPUAllll lUaUYlll LUSE ·82 Accord ex Htchbk, '83 LeSabre, 18K ml,
Payl ... Clners 642-2671 nin -PIT 3 Hra p/dey, 8 ull/plt1 time. Apply In LES 957-8133 IOO/J2MJIJ blue. SOK w/comp svs loaded. • dr Death In .-&UNI applications now being dey1/wll, morna. Exper. IUL man lll'TT pet90n Mon-Fri. Noectc d Call days family! $10K 536-7838 b C M fl 0111
•• smn taken. Full time. HP«. nee. '432-8014 M t ..._ 1.__.._... nd an. Trophy & Engt1Vlng Co., Lj Dix Relrtrrzr/gd cond. re · -·-~~ •t• · · · roo ng co. •W .... ltllll nee Full compeny ben-ua ""' ......,,....., • ..,, 170 E. 17th St, Suite 117, 250/enxl<>Ys 852·9093 M-F 7141859"9683 Ca.Ja'llac 9309 leek•
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Balley, nursng Inga, eecrowa, +errand• Cotta M... Refrlg $195, Wlhr $150 ·: 1 '1110111 ACCOll •:73 EJdo. JnlllL sale or
acctg, A/P, AIR, PHI, ~n r;::i:,;~=:{l: Bank.U.Blddle, 11pm-7em ~. FIT a e days ir-...tt-. -Salary. SALES/RETAIL w/d MT.S395 547-nT8 4'8 pymtfl)f $177.!..-~ ax 4 dr. $159.95/mo-"' trade $1000 546·3-430
GIL thru account• audit· Call retundable lorln o. Jlllll lOGlllTllT ,.., "\ Cell Petrick Tenore Pan time. Salary + Ref 1 Admiral 111 dtx C.E.l. 0 .A.C.-Total $538.42 dwn-Terms1'8
Ing. Lit• typing Mllll1 nee. 312/838-4347 ext C-1533 For Publlc Agency, loc. In ~~~rwo~~:e ~~. ~i~i 831-1268 commmtlllon. 831-2222 /~kr S350 873-0928 pymts S904f_.48. Drive Comm'I Clad End Lse NABERS
Background In the con-Hiii 5 ... --• w · away S579.5f(104058) lLLaUYlll LWE 1truct1on lndu1try an ll•lllJUTlll ~~~~O ex~r. l~·d•c_; benefit•. 642-8044 UllWIOI lllP l•trll HUNTINGTON BE
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...... Driver• llc«IM & Pert time, Friday & Satur-8blllty to UM Micro Com-.,,. ....... ome experience helpful. ~··;··· 1111 CHRYSLER/PLYM UTH 714/432-1561
own tr1111p. req.1S1lary d1y wSork In storesCln your puter; Data Entry Ac-P.R.C.C. Aeroepaoe, the Call between 9-10:30 em. 842-0831 5'40-5184 ,
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iom.ri:n:;:t.• ~2~~~2 ~~~·ap· p4i:ri1~~·1-oa;,~ec. counting Sortware .•• leader In englnMrlng u•t•IT •5•1100· AM for Ruby .• F~en ~~rv~~;:~~~~ A1t1 Stmctt/ A/C, FM/Ca11. low ml. ollatemodttl,lowmlleage t small offc, xlnt benefit•. ...rch ls Miking. highly Irvine Rench son /lllPI c •I I 7 6 0 . 6 0 5 5 0 r P1rt1 IOl s s 10,000 Iv mag 786-8443 Cadlllaca In Orange btwn
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lmmed. Interview llUYll/OlllHH Fiiing deadllne. March 11 full time offk:e maneger. Ree~=~o~~~ate /T, exper In property 831-1917 12001 '78 Qatsun eng/tr1n1 1560 Ja~aar 9129 540· 1880 IEE"., Tl Motorcycle nee. Dellvery E.O E. 770-6296 E11per. 1hould Include Off•--.... __,. .... ~ ...... 1 re-mgmt dealrable , gd Faraltart S fl m 85 2 CI 716 6388 --•I . •• person p/tlme tor busy -............ _ ... t y p Ing I k 1111 ,. q . r . . . . • ·'2 JIChevy v8. New pnt, 2600 HarbOr Blvd. Exper nee. 546-5576 Irvine travel ave. hrs M·F LIFllHll wordproce11lng (Word-ceptlonl-' to handle bu1y 493-1313 AntlqU; Cherry wOOd MC· A1tn W11t.. 20 lthr, etc. Abaolute per-COSTA MESA 1 30 4 30 & Tu t Th star). typing, xlnt phone phonet.•type eccuretety, S 0 500 673 •220 · -SWIM INST~ po11t1ona skllls, 11181 olc ••per 8 d ppllel 1 llDllTllY retary/hutch, aecompen-WI Ill All IUlll tectl 1 . . -OAPT&JI I FlllT
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70' Elliott M.Y. cruise
Alaelta & more. Resumes
to: 24050 Madison St.
Torranoe. Ca. 90505
CASHIER-Mini Mkt
Ftn VI)'. 2•hr, 3 shlrtl
983· 7522 Sam or Norm
OASllR neeo energetic, conscten-
clou1 P«ton. 5 ·day1
p/wlc, Mother Kitchen.
225 E. 17th St. C M
548-7786
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Retell Nur11ry needs
weekend PIT cashier, no
exper. nee. Call lor appt
Mon-Fri, 646-74• 1
LLOYDS NURSERY
10am-12n 6~h~;oo mlle· starting mid March PIT reat ptus Xlnt organlza-~~:, -;',, ,,,.;,gr;-~~~ B R.E. offk:e hu lmmed 1,n:,1 wood. solac/~ld:~utf::. USED CARS & TRUCKS Mtrc .. 11 lt11 9149 Clatntltt . 9 13
age. Marte • ___ To $5 30/hr 968-03l l tlonal 1kllls. very detail smoking office. Call opening• 1vt for Mlf· newly uphol alao matcfl'g COME IN OR CALL FOR .42 230SL. reblt eng, nds i61 Corvalr Monza 1100!>
DRIVERS croas country. LIVE-IN HELP own apt, oriented, mu1t enjoy Betty, 831-4408 btwn 8-5 starter w/typlng 1klll1 ot uphol. ,700 <>< wtll 1111 FIH APPlllUl body work, ,
7000
firm. Xlnt cond. 8•2-3121 M F
no exp nee. Calif. lie req. cleaning s~me child working with exciting IH1.aa....&.a/TT.r. 65wpm. Proffeulonel •P· pea, slngle. Oak book-Corm•~-o.uuo 830~""3 67 Camero Conv,. xlnt MacGregor Yachts 1631 care, drl~era lie & refs people We provide: .,._., peerance 1 mu11. No "" ""
Placentia, Coste Mesa req. 650·3623 or Iv mag • Xlnt career opportunity F0< growing Real atete Agenclel Pleue. Contact caM w/bltln TV cab. OlmlLfT '69 280SL, 2 tops, cond $3000 0 BO
---p • Exciting work Oevelopmen1 Co. Treln-Cathy 955-2800 3'x8'. $275. 720·0327 18211 BEACH BLVD. beige/red, auto. new 962· 1319 Of 963-5773
IHll&L IFC Ill l&ClllllT P/T environment Ing to Include ...i1tant to Dulgn Furn. It all an HUNTINGTON BEACH MlchellnS, xlnt. clean '83 Camaro Z28. Fully P/T, flex hrs Mon-.Frl, have Experience neceuary. • Competltl\19 11lary ofc manager. Salary S 1000 SIOllITT 11&11 canopy (kg IZ) & end tbl, Ul-IOll; Ml·HI 1 s 18,000 838-2217 loaded, ttxcel cond, lo ml, own car. wlll train. $3 50 some tools 557-3380 If you •re the dynamic pet· to $1200 +company ben· 538-IM-02 $1300. Antique desk chr. Maka offer 71 41788-25•9
hr 557·3200 sonwelMlc,piMMClll effll. Xlnt potential for S1200.0atcOln tbl.8cflra WIWllTYlll '7•450SEL,anrt,a/c,Red --=-~---~.,....,,,~-
WlllElllU IWll (!ITEL) 111 Erin Mactl. to schedule •audmevancemento·. Bo'x· Send111• cr1•0 ITllT 1-llAm Y s2000. 844-4136 OLUI 1111 GAii w/lvory. black
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Exper1e .... e he(plul. w lnte<v1ew appt Al<E S200;S400 WI< S9500. Robert ·• 1 ISEI CAii IALEI now hiring • locations. train Must speak Eng-P.I O O Dall)' Piiot. PO Box 1560, Ith an oi;.;>ortunlty to •d· Executive deelc w/remov1I S.. Tony Raja! _
Westminster. Anaheim llsh NewponBeacr11rea ~· Co1t1 M ... CA92628 vence r1pldly Into gen-LMCtlon,CrldenH,Mec:ll· '79 450 SLC. Sliver, WEllY Hiiis. Orange & Cerritos. Sue Sam-noon 8•2.8252 C 2744 E1 •• ~ft0WV2950 erel minagement. Excel-terlan Cherry, cane back beauty, made tor US.A.
Unique chlldrens saton . orona de mer --llOIPTlllllT :Ina c Exec chair, 2 Client chalr,a. Showroom cond. Owners CLUI CAii
Paid training tor recent MARINE MECHANIC exp 1,,IOl/P rt Mr hu lrnmed 1 ~~. t',;.~7,ng ~~r~:; Moving out of offc 318. In· pride.. Mu11 sellt $28,000. AID TlllCIS cosmotologJst lie. Salary $13. ht. start. So. Cit a Ot M. oPPIY or I C II V H ,__ apect 11 N.B. Center. 760-0394 guar. (213) •02-0369 or Boat Verd, 675-2837 Sat/Sun 9AM. Wiii train. •harp person. ult hl\19 Iran. • r. an a ..... 640·1011or 857~773 ---------
171,189 1.3439 no exper nee. $.4,50/hr. prof, enthusl1S11C phOM 895-2777 Ill IUITIFIU
___ IEOllAllO Margarltavllle, 2332 W. person1Hty & a neat front I Ill FllllTlll 1 am a 1979 Matcedea
lllTEll/WlfTIHSU Tune-up. smog. xlnt CoHI HyY. Npt. Bch. offloe appearance. FIT ITllT UW I LES 957-8133 lHJI 3000. I've been taken
Days & eves Hol's Hut wages Econo Lube N 631-8220 ror appt. position w/beneflt1. TltOl FllJI 'II 'EEP OIEIHH care of by a llttle lady In 0&111111 Restaurant, 18850 Tune, Dick. 756-0385 Baker Hydro, 2241 So. Sealy King Sz Bed S150, • Newport Beach since Cir Wea", FIT or PIT Douglas, lrvlne Inter· -Htaov~-~tome? Cl~~·~~!.~ .. w•ando' Pullman, Santa Ana. IOIHI Pllmll good cond. 675-0738 5apd, 0/0, A/C prep, PIS, birth. I am now looking ""' IEllOlL --ti....'"" 261 2800 •1tton1 1\1\Aft tor exp 1111, Intermittent wipers, 844-4480 views 3·6pm. Mon-Fri It ~ ..... 1. ""2·5678. • po.. -,...... · Sofabed, wingback 1tyle, d tor a new home. I am Front &backottlce exper ~ ... .,,.. prlntera.Salarybaledon lknew$H!i.64._7014 reartraclock.1n more. wol'lh the s15,000 I am Giii~ OllE-UllY Housecleanln_g__ Good typist Xlnt ben· e•P«lence (Ser. If 13111 aaklng. Call tor appolnt-
llve-ln lwknda only. x.lnt AIELll OllWll elits.8:30-5pm, no week· TIAllHI Sofe/lov11111 Blue & ORASN1G01.ICIOIAST menuo see me 842-9308 salery. Mutt love children please call Barry Urgent' ends. Nwpt Bcfl Ophth poaltlona open for tralneet Corel $500 848-0423 E I~~~~~~~~!'
& drive. Exp, Reis & be Days 659·6995 or practice Cati Bobbi, to become thick lllm Jnt!:.a 1214 AMC/Jeep IEIOHH 111111
rellable. 675-7048 eves 499.3957 646-3242 aft 1 prn •ccou111n111c PROFESSIONALS acreen printer•. ltlrtlng 2524 HarbOr Cotta M... For competitive prices &
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TODAY' s Newport Beach bas~ auress1ve. rapidly growing 1-..... • .... .. Women• wedding ring Tr.ck• I035 authorized dealer rep. 979-6373 $600/S295 851-0892 models. Jon Reynolds.
adverli~1ng and marketing organization has the wnl•-•r rvW:: en very unique cir atOM 'A ct ·76 Datsun PU 8' ll•ke 646-7027 816/915·8686 CROSSWORD PUZZLE following need~ Answering Seni · PIT. w/12 2 di• 722·8015 bed, xtnt cond. ~ ml, TOP 111 Piil FI T. 642-3013 . ' $2950 OBO by 3/6. CMIH ACCOUllTAU TEACHER ANO Ml1ctll1111t1 11 646-8549 F<>< Pampered
9319
'66 Mustang GT Cpe, S0-4
restored, air, pis. new Int.
paint. raldlats, etc
$•900 250-9449 Barry
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1 Haunt
5 VOiubie
9 Armadillo
14 Oeughter of
James II
15 Attachment
HI Trade talk
17 Watchll<:41
18 Foment
111 Way
20 Pronoun Ft
21 Rambler•
23 Pipe joints
24 Telle
26 Knot
28 Mournful
29 British -33 Re1ec1
38 Aetlable
37 --American
38 Honor card'
39 S.ar1
40 Ear par1
41 For
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48 ReeornpenMs
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64 Future benellllaf
65 F1ii·b•oom1ng
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66 Reta11ves
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4 Emanc.1p11es
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25 Hindu cymb81 27 Failure
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3S Lowly worllP•
36 Ungratelut
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4:? Pronoun
43 Drag behind
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We dts:re a young, aggressive accounting pro
tess1011al with a mtn1mum of 3 ~ years ol progressive
uperience :n an accounting function Musi be
lam1ho1 with and expe11enced 1n all aspects ol
accounting mailers Should have a detailed. working
knowledge ol data processing and finanml reporting
Must have demonstrated superviSiOn experienc.e
Bachelor s degm in attounllng preferred Salary up
lo $30 000
We sePk add1l1ona1 prole\s1onal 1nd1viduals 101 the
tollOwi{l)J>oSil1on~. a minimum ol 3 years experience
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ACCOUNIS R£WVABI E CLERK
ACCOUNIS PAYABLE CLERK
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by Tom K. Ryan
BRIDGE A~ WERS TO WE£KLY BRIDGE Qt:IZ
Q.1-Both vulnerable. as South you
hold:
•JS ':'A85 OQJ643 +A75
The b1dd1ng has proceeded:
North Ea1t outh W flit
1 • Pa11 2 0 Pa11
3 0 ~Pau 3 NT Pua
4 • Pa11 1
What action do you take'!
A.-North' bidding shows a good
six·cnrd pade suit and fou r
d i a mo n d s . l ' n de r t he cir
cums tance . t here 1s no reason why
you s hould want to gel oul of four
spades -there are hands where
you can lflake 10 trick , but not 11
Q.2 -As South. vulnerable. you
hold: + 6 v> AJ9763 0 A32 + 963
Partnl!r opens the b1dd1nir with one
no trump. What do you respond'.'
A.-You know where you want.io
play this hand -four hurt . $0
you should imply go ahead and bid
suppose you might defeat four
spades. Pass while you are well off
Q.4 -:-.letther vulnerable. di. ~outh
you hold:
•J762 ~AK 95 ~JS +AIOJ
What is your opening bid''
A.-Your heart uil could be bid.
but "e would not open one heart.
S hould partner rt>s pond two
diamonds. you would be awkwardly
placed. A conven1l'nt one dub open
ing bid Wlll enable you to handlt>
4iAR (_'Jt
-SHARIFF ....
an) respon e partner make .
it. We won't fault you too much if Q.5 -:-.<either \Ulnerable .• , :"outh
you bid onty thref' hearu. but there you hold:
Is no logic in that action. Three + J762 v AK95 0 J9 •A IOS
hearts should either suggest that ill.-h1dd1ng hu proceedf'd :
A . -) ou have a mlll1mum no t rump
opening bid and. even though you
probably have t wo le.ump tricks. 1t
1 1llogical to uppo e that your !llde
can beat two pades -bear in mind
that partner did not act over your
opening. Pass. and let partner
de~1de 1f he wants to compete.
CHARLES
GOREii
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tract. or t at you are in eres
by Harold Le Ooux
lam.
Q.3 -Both vulnerable. a South you
hold:
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Wh11l .ttt1on do you t:ikt-'
l.JN...wAR6 ~T ~
HA9 A OINNeR ~TE
WITM HIS FATHER..
I DIDN 'T MEAN TO UPSET 'IOU, CHVCK
.. ~ OON'-T Y0V 60 ~ 1'0 S~MS ? YOUR F'ATHER MAY NO'f'"C~K 'TO see~ AUNT
I'VE GOT 'TO see HIM IF IT
MEANS ST'*-V~NG M&Q4i.-AU..
NIG+ff' IM WORRIED A80VT MY eROTHER a..vev AS
•5 1::>KJ98l ¢A765 +KJ3
Tile btdd1ng hu protttd"d:
S.-. W eat erd1 tu.
A. -Sinct• parlner did not sho~ 1t
new a u1t a l the one level. and did
not re pond ont no trump. it as more
than lik ly thal I\&$ a (1v..urd o
longtr club •u . With a mnu~
hand. lhue 1s no rea on to \i ntu
on Pa CHUCK BR~ OOWN EM OtlONALLY WHEN
SHe STARTS TO
QUESTION HIM A80UT
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MORNING' ~LL~ AUNT eETHI
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Whal action do you talte'l
A. -If you bid again. you mu l have
,1Tlisread the auction. Partner's Jump
lo three hearu O\'t-r the t~lttout
doubtwi howtd at lta l (our h aru
and scant defcn111vp value You
have no ruson lo think you un
makt four hurl'I, and f'Y tn It ' lo
l
Q.6-A South. vulnerable, you
hold.
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HUNTINGTON BEACH
FOUNTAIN VAWY
u:r.ke·School targe~ed .for ·clos'-re·
By ROBERT BARKER
Of .... .,.., "9t...,.
Citing less disruption of pupils a'nd
maximum cost savings. Huntington
Beach (Elementary) SChool District
-Superintendent Lawr;ence Kemper is
recommending B.urk~ School be
Coast
A Mission Viejo man has
pleaded guilty to charges
related t_o._taklng $1
million from someone's
bank account to buy
Krugerrands./ A3
A month-long seminar on
prenatal education be-
gins today In Huntington
Beach./A3
California
Now that Hollywood's
writers have voted·for a
strike, Eastern script
-SCribes get their turn.I A4
Nation
Most folks down in
Sharon, Pa. wanna know
who says they ain't got no
culture./ AS
Supreme Court refuses
to hear a mass
murderer's plea for an -
appeat tAS
World
Israeli troops catching
the blame for a mosque
explosion that killed 11 in
Lebanon./A5 ·
closed when classes let out in June.
School trustees. who created a furor
last month when they voted -and
then reversed the'ir position -to
close Perry School. asked Kemper to
make a recommendation to quiet the
heated ~ontroversy.
Board members are scheduled to
consider tfie closure ar8 p.m. Tues-
day at district headquarters, 2045 1
Craimer Lane.
Meeting in a study session Friday,
trustees heard Kemper outline a plan
that would result in the savings of
about $200.000 next year. by clo~ing
the doors to the 400 or so pupils at
Burke School, 9700 Levee Drive.
Kemper -who wasn't asked to
make a recommendation before the . '
Irvine cut and rescue
Reecue workers aid James Howell of Cerritos after he wu
•lightly injured in a ru•h hour accident thi• morning on
MacArthur Boulevard near Fitch Street in Irnne. Howell'•
Yehlcle rear-ended an Oldamoblle about 8:24 a.m., cauing
furor erupted over the proposed Perry
School closure -is ·proposina that
the bulk of the Burke children be sent
to Hawes and Eader schools.
He's suggesting. moreover, that
five classes for severely handicapped
children and the classes of prc-stbool
"commun icative handicapped" chil-
dren (those with language problems)
be retained at Hawes. (
Two classes of elementary children
with language prohle~s would be
moved to Perry School and in-
corporated into the special education
programs there, if trustees approve.
Some of the children who will be
displaced at Hawkes by the innux of
Burke children will be assigned to
Moffett.
Kemper's plan was hailed today by
board member Gary Nelson who had
vehemently opposed the aborted
decision to close Perry. "
"I'm planning to support it (the
hi• Jeep to fiip over. accordln& to an accident in~ea~ator.
He and pauen&er Julie lladuzla of Buena Park had to l>e cut
from the yeblcle, but neither wu .erloualy injured. The
driver of the Old•moblle, Cynthia Flannery, wu unhurt.
County near to ... p in-new jobs market
0--1 H --t --.i --t-d-t - -t -·England and California. to Ne\ada." • n Y OUS on area proJeC ~ 0 Crea e more In addition. TerleckyJ noted that Instead. he noted. there has Ix-en
Burkcclosurc)and I hope h ,euaS.0
vote (Tuesday)'" he said.
"There wi ll be no inct'ale 1n
bus1 na. and the closure of 8urV wiU
have a minimal impact on the fewesa
numberofchikken pos5ible, .. he said.
Officials noted that Hawes, Mo&tt
and Eader schools arc in the eaAef'D
part of the district and that ~
only 30 to 50 children would have IO
be bused.
Surfside
Collision
kills-~e;
injures ·2
.'Blood Alley' crash ;)
could not happen
a month from now
By STEVE MARBLE
Of .. .,.., .......
A Huntington Beach woman was
killed-and a mother and dauchter
critically injured Sunday in an acci-
dent on a stretch of Pacific Coast
Highway in Seal Beach where nine
people have lost their lives in the pa5t
four years.
Known as "Blood Alley" to police,
the length of coast highway near
Huntington Harbour is to be im-
proved startjng next week with a
median barrier -an addition that
would have prevented Sunday's two-
car accident. city officials said today.
Candace Jean Hastings. 30. ·was ...
killed in the 6:08 p.m. accident when
the 1983 Chevrolet Camaro m which
she was riding collided with another
vehicle at Phillips Street outside
(Pleue eee 0BLOOD/A2)
Two Jehovah's Witness
couples are still missing
after abduction in Mex-
ico./ A4 employment-a nd pOQUl_ation -_by 2000 "population for the most pan follows somewhat of a revival in Michigan -· jobs: So-when-we-have-increased with th~ popufauon beginning to--
Features
Kluai boa-chee was one
dessert at an inter-
national buffet offered by
English as a second
language students at UC
lrvlne./A7
By tbe Associated Press
Half of all the new jobs expected by
the year 2000 will be crea ted in just 30
metropolitan areas. with Houston
leading the way and Orange County
running a close second. a national
research group predicts.
search group. said the job estimates
are based on recent trends in industn.
Even as the total number of
manufacturing jobs has been fall ing
in recent years. those remaining have
been spread out over a larger area. he
said.
employment in some areas we have grow again 1n the last year or two. and
increased population. and tha t gener-New England also 1s faring better.than
ates more jobs." tending to boost in recent vears.
areas which have been growing in Still. Houston 1s proJected to be the
recent years. Those new jobs. he said. biggest gainer by the )ear 2000. with
are often in the housing and construe-an additional 1.3 million jobs being
ti on industnes or in service busi-added 1n that metropolitan area.
nesses. The only other communi~ ex-
Howe\'er. Terleckyj stressed that pected to gain more than a million
such trends cannot be followed blind-JO bs is Orange Count ~. the planning
I> by statis11c1ans. because none of assoc1a11on sa~.
them can persist fore\ er. Besides Houston. four other Texas Thef4n~tton's leading
Bib e-publisher will issue
John De Lorean'sauto-
biography telling ·'what
wentwrong.''/A7
The National Planning Association
reported Sunday that the majority of
the new jobs seem likely to be in the
South and West. following the trend
of recent years.
Nestor Terlcckyj of the pri vate.
Washington-based non·profit re-
The change in which industries are
growing also is an important factor.
he contirwcd. For example, new
industries ha ve led development in
many of the communities where
growth is expected. such as energy in
Houston and high-techn ology in New
"Otherwise:· he said. "we will communities arc expected to be big
wind up with New York and Mich· gainers -Dallas. Austin. San An-Cleveland Amory
1gan being empty and everyone going· (Plea.e tee COUNTY/ A2)
Sports
The new look for Orange
County high school re-
leaguing for 1986 is set
and will be acted upon
Tuesday./81
HBmancaptured Magic'sarrival
in rape, kidnap, not so mystical
Thumbnail sketches of
the major pros in the
Uniden LPGA Invitational
at Mesa Verde are fea-
tured./81
roQbery attempt ,,
Entertainment
Hus ba nd of victim
success ful in searc h
~O!:_ suspect• s tru~k
In a victory for happier TV By ROBERT BARKER
Of tM Dlllly ...... Staff families, the Cosby Show A 28-year-old Huntington Beach
bea't out both "Dallas"' man was arrested on suspicion of
and "Dynasty" in the rape. robbery and kidnap Sundav
Februer-y-sweeps:J-At--1·-after.-hls 23ryear-old -vkmn arrd hir
Business
Airplane officials com-
~latn about the gap In
airplane pollution and
noise laws./84
husband loc.ated the suspcct's pickup
truck in their neighborhood. ·
The assailant. who alleged ly forced
her into his truck at $Unpomt before
raping her. was identified as Albertis
R. "Rusty" Campbell.
PoliC'C said the woman was ac-
costed at about 11 :30 p.m. when she
was walking throu$h her apartment
complex at Viewpoint Lane b~ a man
who was waiting near her door.
The man asked the woman where a
certain apartment was located. He
pulled a gun and forced her to get into
the truck. He put his jacket over her
head and drove around the city.
The man al legedly tried but failed
to ra~ h~victilTf'Wbite·urthe-p~lrop
trucl< in the vicinity of Nichols trect
and Warner <\venue. a police
spokesoman said.
The man then reportedl) took her
to an upstairs bedroom where he lt ves
(Pleaee tee SUSPECT I A2)
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The) pull 1ntO the park bearing
names familiar 10 those who travel
e highways and bywa}'~ of Amcri ~.
Prowler. Pace rrow. F1rcball, Win-
nebago, Airs1rcam -namc.s that
sugge t a sense of movement
These rolling homes-on-wheel 1n·
elude not only the ovcrsi1cd motor·
homes. but range as well from the
camper hell QlOP a pickup truck to
the converted school bu'li complC'le
whh microwa ve oven and sa1c11itc-
d1sh antenna.
The Qark 'IUk b idc and set ue
for comfonahlc and lc1surdy stays.
l-old1ng cha1!" and ch:usc lounges art
unload\·d. :iwninttc; arc erected. 1C't'
chc ts nrc raided and rnd1os begin to
blare
.\ long lcac;h 1~ sm:tchcd fro~
bumper b)' \Clp1n& d08 Of m-
dctcrm11UtC pedigree.
Like fellow crew members. the
motorhomc m1gran1s don matching
w1ndbreakc~. hat and sunglasses.
The scene 'luggc ts any summer
vacation campground. But hc<'ausc
this 1s "inter 1n Ncwpon Reach. 11 can
mean onl) one th1nJ.
The sno"bird!> have arrived
rhe hccnc;c plates g1\C them away.
on,matm& from 'iUCh cold-weather
re11ons a Montana. Oh10. M1ch1gan.
Wa\htngton an(t c;o1Jth Oa~ota.
-
Nearly 200 people watched in fascination Sunday as Magic, the
Eagle Syndicate's laboratory yacht made an Inauspicious arrival at
Ardett Marlna In Newport Beach.
Magic went aground as she was being backed i~o a slip.
The mishap went unnoticed by many of the spectators who were
on hand at the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce to wetcome
the sleek 12-meter racing yacht. (See related story and photos Page
,
7
.)_Withi n mi~~t~ she was putied fr;. and tied to the dock. The low
tide would just not accommodate the 9'h-foot draft of Magic.
Chamber of Commerce president Ralph Rodhelm presided at the
wefcomtng ceremony ~e Eagle skipper Rod Davis and his crew
received good luck proclamations from state Sen. Marian Bergeson; NewRO!l Mavor Phil Maurer and the_ Cham~ boar~ of directors.
Argyle Netton, an aide to Aep.·Robert 8adham's, preeenl e0 Davis
wlttt a U.SJtag. -·
The Eagle Syndk:ate Is launching a campaign to reclaim the
America's Cup. Magic wtlt be used as a laboratory to test the design.
and salts of the new 12-meter Eagte when it is constructed and
shipped to the w .. t Coast.
Each winter. these sun -sedong
vacationers -nicknamed the snow-
bird for their St'asonal migrat ions -
point their RVs south and \\Cit and
folio"' the frccw:l)., to e\\ pon
Dunes.on the horcs of cwport Ba).
for \\Ccks ·of re t. relaxation and
recrea11on. h's a phcoom~ha1·
-carried out In warm loculc~n the
count!). from l'Wport Beach 10
M1am1 Beach.
.. \\ c come here e'en )Cat at this
time:· s:ns Don Hill of :1 I>:\ o .
Tc>.ns ... f he weal her 111 rtall the
m:un rea on. But thcrt art al the
ncnrb> golf cour~· and 1hc placts
nenrb) to ~e."
"We u'IC'd 10 ll\ c m Or:ingc ('ount~.
and 11'~ ~ nice 10 rtturn and '1\11
again." hie; wife R<-m SI)'~
The Hills. M.l' ot~e~ at l''-'JXlrl
Dunc,. 1rn,cl from throu1hout the
L. -r--
)
Unned ta1es to spcl)d several weeks
in the Southern ahfom1a sun~h1ne
\Vh1le their nc1ghbo1'1 -back honw
wea r \weatel"'l and coats to brave 1hc
\\intt't chill. the \nowb1rds wear l ·
'h1rts and 13n!>
I nc;1dC' their fi1'h·whcd trailer.
Howard an d Fiia Mine r turned thl'ir
nC\.\\p.-tpcr to 1hc \.\CllthC'r p. c 30ll
nott•d thl' tcm cx·rnturl' h,ll I.. hnml' in
Navy~ets
last-ditch
goat plea
By LISA MAHONEY
01 1M Olllly ...... l tafl
The Fund For .\n1mals 1s making a
last-ditch plea to the Navy to spare
the II\ es of some 400 wild goats left on
San Ckmente Island. ··°" c made a last-minute prop-
os111on today." Cleveland Amory.
prec;1dent of th e animal rights group
said ·· 1 f t he) don't agree to it. we'll go
to rourt ...
The fund has ask~d the Navy.
"'h1\'h O\.\ ns the island about 50 miles
c;outhea t of Laguna Beach. not to
shoot the remainder of a goat herd
th<lt numbered aboui' I .200 a rnonlb
aao~ _ ·-_
Instead. the Fund For Animals i,
c;uggesting the~ be allowed to trap t~
creatu res come July.
1'.a' ~officials announced last wectt
the~ planned to shoot any goats that
(Pleaee 11ee APPSAL/ A2)
\ ancou\er. Wash.
"It d1dn't cv~ ~ach 50yestftday ..
Ella sa id "I would ~y that's pretty
t ) r11cal for this time of year _
O\ercast and ~rhap$ a littk ~ ..
The Minl'rs. the Hill and othn
,no"' bird!> treat cwpon Du nes as a
headquancn. of SOt'\ for da.ty .il•Rtt t~ local golf ~and othif·---"--• ....
uttra trons.
Thl' trailer can be ten at tt.
campgrounds wl\ilc • truck or odlilf
'eh1d acranspons tbtm to S.n ~
Palm Spnng\ or. perbaps, atier camp<\ Ile
Rut cwpon Duna' ~ ~
lends n~lf well to tnps on fOoi. ~
1n the pptr c"Wl)Ort Ba) .,..,..uoll11111;•lliail..:m1
reserve art onl y minutes away. Alld "'hen the \('ampitn feet IO ,......_
the don tl\c1r n1«Ttle>J!?.,, ._... , ........ ..,... .. ,_
• '·
Giant in the harbo r?
Sunday wa• a 1ooct day for aallln&, even lf
your boat wa• only thr ee feet lone. like th~
model operated off 12th Street Beach in
Newport Beach by Peter DeLong of New-
port. The craft la controlled by thr ee .ervo
moton, one on each aall halyard and one
on the rudder, which he direct. by radio
from the beac h. T he wind helped out too.
APPEAL MADE FOR ISLAND GOATS ...
Fr om A l
managed to elude fund trappers who
were allowed onto the island during a
month-long rescue effon. That effort
endedtoda\. ·
The Nav}' wants the beasts re-
' moved from the island. which 1s used
for warship artillery practice. because
• then goats are apparently trampling
and eating the habitat of several
species of endangered plants. birds
and a lizard.
Amof). said the fund has taken
about 9{}{f goats ofrtliClsTana since
Feb. 4 and trappers can caJch no more
because the rest of the herd has fled
into the ponion of the island the
Navy shells during target practice,
Fund members unsuccessful)\
pleaded with Navy offi cials la st week
to allow them into ~shore bom-
bardment area.
Nav~ spokesman Ken Mitchell
says the area 1s re stricted because
there areunexploded shells and other
ordnance hidden in its rough under-
brush.
"We can't allow them to take that
risk." he said.
.\ plea to Secretary of Defense
Caspar W. Wei nberger also fell qn
deaf ears. Wei nberger directed the
Navy to back off a shooting program
originally set for Jan. 4 to give the
fund a chance to rescue as many goats
as it could and offer the furry fellows
for adoption.
But now it's tame to let the Navy get
on with Its business. Weinberger
reponedly told fund members this
weekend.
But. Amor) argues. most of the
goats left on the island are males. If
the Nav) will wall for them to
disperse from the shore born-
bardmcnt area and allow the.· fund to
trap again. "their numbers wou ld go
down vc11 . vcr} rap1dl }. .. he said.
If the fund's latest plea goes
unheeded. members plan to go to
court to seek a temporary injunction
to halt the slaughter. Amory sa id .
Mitchell. based in an Diego. said
1t will be up to Na vy officials in
Washington to decide whether to
scrap the shooting program sched-
uled to begin Thursda.). A sharp-
shooter has already been hared for the
four days 11 1s estimated to take to
make inroads into the remainder of
the herd. he said.
"As of 10 a.m. (PST). "'c arc
proceeding on with the plan to start
the removal program:· he said. ··tr they shoot them now ... c11hcr
they've got blood lust or thC} 're nuts:·
Amory retorted.
A 1t0fm that wu moving down tho.~1t today will bring
light rain to SOuth•rn Callfornla tonight and thOwert and 1now
on Tu .. day. the National Weather Service said. HHvy showers are tlktly to develop trom the system late
Tuesday, th• weather aervlee llld. Th~ 1now leVel will lower trom
8,000 1 .. t tonight to •.000 t .. t Tuetdey. The 1t0fm Is the result ol an lntenH up~r trough that
developed elong the West Coast. forecasters said.
Small craft wernlngs we<• posted early tOday tor rough seas on tho outef' coHtaf waters from Point Conception to San
Ctemente lafand. The weather service Nld winds would Increase
to 15 to 25 knots Tuesda~ with combln41d seas of eight to 12 feet.
Along the Orange Coast, there wlfl be oocaslonal drlule changing to light rain tonight. Showery cooler and breezy
Tuesday Highs Tuesday In the low to mid 50s.
Tempe Ken-City e1 SI
LMV99e1 ~ 32
Liii .. Roell 72 $5
HtQn. '°"" tor 2• ~· endtno et 5 LOUlawle &3 S3
a m HI LA ~ 75 15
3S 11 M~8Mcn 11 74 Albeny MMwMI~ .. 32 29 AlbuQUefque S3 21 Mplt-81 Ptwl 28 n Am.,11to 71 23 Nallwiti. 70 Sii AncN><~ 29 18 ~w Ori.1n1 7• 68 Atlante 68 so '°Nh York ., 30 AtlenllcC1ty 411 37 Olllehoma City 73 33 Auston 78 57 Omella 57 24 8elllmora 51 33 Orlando 7t se 8'f mlnQllal'll 70 55 PMM!elpl>ia 50 29 lklm«Ck 20 1• ,._,. 57 41 llolM 38 20 P1t11~ '7 )7 Boeton 42 18 Portl M41 38 II ButlalO 31 15 PortlanoOr •• 41 CHP9' 18 02 ProYIClencia •• 21 Cl\Mleeton S C 8'I se Rala'n 81 45 c n111M1on.w v 63 54 Rapt City 20 13 Charlotte.NC 8'I •9 Reno 39 20 Cheyenr>e 28 04 Ric:nmono 58 35 Ch1Ca90 31 29 St LOUii 61 55 Cinc;Matl S4 411 St Pet•· r 111npa 81 62 Clevelen<I 36 29 Sall Lalce C•t) 37 17 Columbu9.0h 411 39
Co<\cord, N H ,.. 13 Sen AntONO 78 52
0..-Ft Worth 77 51 San "'*'· P A 80 70
O.y1on 41 38 SISle M.,oe 23 10
S..llle 48 38 o.n-45 oe spo11-31 24 0..Moonfl 43 31
O..ro1t 34 24 Syrec.uM 33 18
Oululh 21 17 T°'""e 84 32
Tueeon 54 34 £1 Peto 85 38 Tuls.t 70 38 Falrbenka 21 ·11 Wellllngtoo 52 38 Fer90 24 15
F!-oa!atl 28 04 Wk:hlla 8'I 21
Granel~I 33 2< Wllll-8aue •2 25
Calif . Temps
Hoon tow tor 24 h0<.111 eno1no II 5 • m
811<.,1tie4d 54 33
EUfelll SS 42
Freeno SS l7
lenu11er •9 25
Los A/l114H1 63 4 5
O•"•nd e \ 48
Paso Robles 60 28
Red Bhlff 63 •7
Redwooel C11y 60 50 Rer>o 39 20
S'ltumer>lo & I •2
Sellnas S7 '3
San OlellO 59 • 7
San Franc•tco 59 48
5.,,1a Batbefa SS l7
Stockton 64 31
HIQh. IOW tor 24 nouos eno•no al 5 Pm
Barstow ~ 37
84111op 41 2•
Blythe 64 37
Catallr>1 55 44
lc>nll 8HCh 61 37
Monro•ll 66 3•
Montetey 53 '3
Ml WUIOn 52 '2 Grea1Fe11t 22 -08
Haf'llorO 42 20
Helena 27 04 Extended Honolulu 79 17
Newporl 8Mch 59 42
Ontario 59 30
Pelm Sl>r"'ll• 66 36
San Bern.,oono eo 3J
Houlton 74 18
lnelienapoli• (. 411 41 Conatdereble cloudlneH with
Jeckeon,M1 77 87 Cilance ol .,_, Wedneact•r ar>o
Jl!Ckeonvllle 75 54 Thofactay Pertly = Frkley Con-~nuu 40 3~ tlnueo COOi l'llllh• 5410 2. lOWI In 40.
SanJoM 59 41
Santa Ana 64 37
Senll Cruz 71 38
Tll\Oe Velley t 37 05 Y.c>Mmlte V'fl ' 39 20
Surf report
LOCATIOM'
Hu'1tino1on Be<Kn
RI-Jelly Newl>Of1
40th51•MI. ~
22nd Slo•I Newpor1
8aJl)Qjl w.ooe
l.allV"• 8Mcn
San Clemenl• Wal., ltmP 57
Sw .. I direction toulh
Tides
TOOAY
llU aHA ...
1·3 felt 2·4 ,.,,
2·3 , ...
7.3 fair
1·2 POOt 1·2 POOt
t-3 talr
Second low 200pm 11
Second llillh 828pm • 2
TUllDAY
"""tow I 32a m 15
F1rs:,::r,: 7 37 1 m 82
S«: IOW 237pm I 2
S«:ond 11111" 8S4pm 45
S.in Mii today al 5 52 pm rl-
Tuete11y ~I 8 17 Im Ind NII 11111 ..... I t
S52pm
Moon •IMS 10011 11 3 Ill pm • Mii
Tue101y II 5 00 • m 100 ,._ 11911ln II
• 321 m
MacDonald trial rejected
RALEIGH. N.C. (AP) - A judge
has denied Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald's
request for a new trial in the slayings
of his pregnant wife and two· young
daughters. the story of which became
the basis for the best~selling book and
TV miniseries. "Fatal Vision."
U.S. District Judge Franklin
Dupree said a second jury "would
again reach the almost inescapable
conclusion that he was responsible
for these horrible cnm.es." Mac-
Donald said he would appeal the
ruling.
MacDonald. a former Green Beret
doctor .. 1s serving three life sentences
' .
after being convicted in 1979 of
murdering his wife. Colette. and
daughters, Kimberly and Kristen. at
their Fort Bragg apartment in 1970.
MacDonald has maintained that
four drug-craLed intruders killed his
family and attacked him. His lawyers
sa id during a January hearing that he
deserved a new JMlal because two
"repugnant" worn~ ad milled killing
his family.
But the judge d1sm1~scd the
purponed l·onfes"ons of Helena
Stoeckle} and C ath} Perl) W11l1ams.
the l\ltter coming the da) before last
November's a1nng of the "Fatal
V1s1on" m1n1\cnc..,.
In a 11 I -page order. Du prcc said
the' ··"crt· dra"n to the case and have
contributed to a fact ual charade
which has allo"cd 11 to continue for
more than a decade and a half. Their
·rnnfcss1ons· ha' c been shown to be
unbelic,able"
McDonald. contacted in federal
pri on at Batrop. Tc,as. said the case
would be appealed to the 4th U.S.
C1rcu1t Court of .\ppeals 1n Rich-
mond. Va
\ilacOonald .. aid neither he nor his
a11orm.·~' h<1d \Ccn a COP) of Duorce·s
op1n1on.
Irvine council gives nod to
gates at new condo project
~ By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of IM O.ny P'ffOt It.ff
The In inc ( 11) Council. over the
objections of one member. has pa ved
the wa~ for 1nstallat1on of security
gates at the entrance to a new
condominium complex in the Turtle
Rock community.
that the cit}' saves money 1n such
dev.elopmcnts because....u is not re·
quired to maintain the priva te st reets
behind security gates.
'tned1cs.
-GcolT ~1abo. repre enting 11 fir"l
that 1nstall'i such sccunty gates. satd
th eir ma1or bcnclit is 1n discouraging ·
"cruising" by non-residents who wish
to surve~ affi uent communities
before comm1111ng crimes.
Councilman Larry Agran re-
q uested an appeal hearing after the
cit> ·'i Planning Com miss.ion ap-
proved the gates b) a 3-1 vote in .......................................................................................... January. The access con1.rol devices
A city stafT report concerning
Turtle Rock Pointe said sidewalks
would·permit all pedestrians to enter
wi thout a barrier. It said non-
residents thus would be free IQ visit
the surrounding nature arear. The
repon also concluded the new secur-
ity gates would not create a safety
hazard along Ridgeline Drive.
Within Irvine. the crime rate in
gated commun111es is similar to that
. of adjacent communities without
security gates. the report stated.
Robert Trapp. a representative of
the condominium project's de-
' eloper. denied that secunt}' flies are
JUSt a tool to raise home pnces. He
said the addition or deletion of gates
would not change the pnces. but said
the residences might sell more quick-
ly if the commun1n were gated. He
said the company's surveys indicate
residents prefer such gates.
SUSPECT HELD IN RAPE ATTEMPT ...
From Al
in an apartment in the 7900 block of
Moon shadow C 1rcle and attacked her
at about I :30 a.m
He then dro"e her home after
robbing her of her purse and wallet
that had a total value of about $20.
The woman's hu'iband returned
hon'le a short lime later and the two
began searching for the suspect's
vehicle. When the} allegcdl} found 11
near their home. lhC}' took down the
license number and went to police
Officer<; ran a check on the pickup
truck and found sc' cral traffic war-
rants. they said
After police arrived at the scene
and impounded the vehicle. the
.-,u.-,pect's 27-year-old brother. asked
them wh) the} took the pickup truck.
Roderick Jame'> Campbell allegedly
...aid that h1'i brother A.lben1s was the
last 10 dme the truck. police said.
Police arrested A.lber11s on the rape.
robbery and kidnap charges and
Rodenck Campbell ~ arrested on
suspicion of traffic warrants. the
spokeswoman said.
The 1984 white Nissan pickup
truck was registered to the Cambpell\
brother-in-law, police said .
The v1c t1m. who did not kn ow her
attacker. wa<; treated at H un11ngton
Beach Humana Hospital and re-
leased.
BLOOD ALLEY CLAIMS ANOTHER LIFE ...
From Al
">urfs1de Colon)
Seal Beach pollle said Lee Ann
Rowden. 26. of I ong Beach "'a"
pulhn& out of the pn.,,ate residential
commun1t}' \.\hen her ca r collided
with a Camarn. driven by Scolll
Hastin11.s. 36. of Huntington Beach.
Both Scotti and < andace Hasting.,
were taken b} hd1rnp1er to Fountain
Valle\ ( ommunll\ Hospit al trauma
center when: thl' woman wa-. prn-
nou need dc.:ad
onal \Jkd1lal (enter Hospital in
Long Reath
Lee·-\nn Rowden underwent
cmcrgcnc~ \urgcry Sunda} for che!>I
and leg IOJuncc; while her 6-year-old
daughter. Laurie. l\ad ~urgcry fo r
ma'i'>1vc head injuries. a hospital
nursing \upen 1c;or said.
Ru"'dcn°\ other daughter. a 3-year-
old. ""as treated at and released from
the Long Beach hospital.
Street.
"It ''ould nvt ha'c happened:·
Parker said or the ft('C1dcn1.
The median. to be built by the state
Department of Transportation. will
run from near Seal Reach Boulevard
lo .\ndcrson Street. Parker said the
unlighted length of state htghwa}
account!. for half the drunken driving
accidents 1n thl' Cit) and ncarl} half
the !>pecding n1a11ons.
There were 88 lar accident'> on thl'
h1gh\.\a) during a •m-year period
ending 1n 19X l, Parker noted. Nine
were requested b) the J.M. Peters Co ..
which is bu1ld1ng the 118-unit Turtle
Rock Pointe complex off Ridgeline
Dnve between llniversit) and Turtle
Rock dnHs
In a le11er requesting the appeal.
.\gran cited potcn11al traffic haLards
posed b) cars that might line up
behi nd thl' ga tes and onto R1dgellnc
Drnc.
H 1\ letter also expressed concern
about "the precedence ofestabhshing
a gated com munll} in the Village of
Tunic Rod "here the open space
component has been a key planning
focu!> throughout the village·~ de-
velopment ... ··
Dunn& the appeal hearing. at last
week ·~ council meeting. Agran
claimed \uch '>CCUnt) gates arc onl}
installed to add ··'inob appeal" to a
housing de' elopment and to raise the
market 'aluc of the homes.
·Tm oppos~d as a general rule 10
gated commun111es." the councilman
'>31d. ''I'd hkc to 1h1nk ours is a
community without gates. open to
all."
But ( ounc1h,oman Sall~ Anne
Miller rec;ponded that security gates
ha'e been permitted at other com-
munities 1n Irvi ne. She pointed out
WE'RE LISTENING
Because such gates may slow down
response time 1n emergencies. the city
required the gates to ha ve special
<;watches to permit quic k entry b)
police officers, firefighters and para-
At the conclusion of the appeal
hearing. the council voted 4-1 to
permit the "ccunt) gates at the Turtle
Rock Pointe complex. Agran cast the
dissenting' Ole.
M edi-CfJ J f r a ud t r i o get jail
By tbe Associated Press
Chuong Nhu Nguyen. 50. one of
three doctor!> who pleaded guilt} to
charges ~lemming from a statewide
probe of Medi-Cal fraud in In-
dochinese communities. cho!>C jatl
over a pri son sentence Friday
The two other doctors. Tran Van
Vuu. 45. and Thi Van Nguyen. 62.
al~ chose the jail scntcn c on
Thursda}'.
The th rec Vietnamese doctors each
pleaded guilty last fall to filing at least
one phony medical claim to Medi·
Cal. They were asked to choose
between a one-year 1a1l tcrm and fi ve
)Cars probation or 16 months in state
prison and three years parole by
Orange Count} liupenor Coun Judge
PhihpC~. .
··w e wo~vc been happier wtth
a 'itate prison commitment." aid
Ron Prager. deputy attorney general.
But he '>aid he could understand
Judge Cox's thinking that the doctorc;
ma) be belier able to make rcs111u11on
"'Ith a shorter sentence.
-Th~ three docton w~rc am-ong the
first to be sentenced following a year-
long Medi-Cal fraud investigation by
the state attorney general's office. said
Prager.
Pro ecuto"' a'iked fo r state prison
sentences for the doctors. arguing that
the prison term" would scn e as a
warn1np. to othcn.
Sco111 Hac;tings was listed 1n scriou'
but '>table cond1t1on toda} at the
trauma unit where he" being treated
for head. che\t and abdominal 1n-
jurie<;. a hospnal '>pokeswoman said.
Police '>aid Rowden apparently "'as
in the pron•<;\ of making a left turn
onto th e <.<>a'it highway when her car
wa!> h11 b> the Camaro. traveling
\OUth on Pac1fil ( oast H1gh wa}' people haH· died on thl· road in lour What do you llltt alfbut tbe Dally Pilot? What don't you like? Call tbe
K.o\.\dl'O and the cldc!iit of two
Seal Beach ( II} Mananger Allen
Parker !laid a center median. to tx-
cornplelc.<l w1th1n a munth, would
"car">. JUSf Call number at left and yoar me11age will be recorded, transcribed and delivered · la'>t ~eptcmhcr I hrl•t• M 1\\lon to the appropr\Jile f dttor. •
V 1CjO woman were killed in a head-on __ _.le same U:Ulr..&DtJHdq~uvlcunay be aid i. reeoff-tetten to t11e <'tr-acr~n~ IM tlt~n--a mrlrfrom editor 011 any topic. Contrtb1tors to our Letters column mast Include tbelr t-~~-"M-"lLUi!lU;MW.ll~uu:.u.~UJ~~u:c.~~~maiac._a..-le:~.1'!:':1:1-~~-;l.llJi:..-~A11~·s...Lii:J.i.LF.c.a.s~J..t1'-J;.i;a;~~~--4J.l:~~~~Jiiii'rl-~ilf:ifillir-~'"111rmir'llnt1~1*mt~~btt'forvertf~~••~U•••~·~N~eHeKi~1~i.tM1tN~r.11""11~~~~-'tl
Tell us what'• on your mind.
COUNTY NEAR TOP IN NEW JOBS ...
From Al
tonJO and Fon Wonh-.\rllngton
( ahfornia plated \even <.om-
mun1l1C$, in the lcad1n~ area!> for new
1oh'> Rc'i1de~ Orange ( ounty thcJ art'
l u<, '-\ngeles-Lona Beach. San use.
~n D1l·gn !)an Franc1'ieo Oald:ind
and R1,ernde-San Bernardino 1
Flornfa 8~b-d1d well. placinf lhe
metropolitan areas on the h~t ho'te
arc Tampa-'it Petersburg. Fort
Lauderdale. M1am1. Orlando and
Pa I f'1 Beach
i fcrc 1 a rundown of the \0
ml•trop<1l1tan areas c~pcctcd to k·ad
1n 1oh ~rowth 1hrou1h lhf )'CM 2000
<ind the number of new JOb..e:icpcued
< ommun1t} Joh lncrca~
I. Houston 1.268. 700
2. Anaheim • 1.()()4,300
l Loe; Angele<, 841 .000
.i an Jo~ 64 l.900
5 DaJlas 63Y.300
6 I ><.-n ver 6 ().(X>O
7 Phocni'< . .\r11 588.100
X Wash1n11on S46.600
q ~11n Diego H3.900
10 Rmton 507,800
I I .Atlanta 488.SOO
12 Tampa. Fla 457.200
I\ f Ort L:1udcrdak Fla 427.000
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e e s woman, 1~ ufes
Coaet
A Mission Viejo man has
pleaded gullty to charges
related to taking $1
million from someone's
bank account to buy
Krugerrands./ A3
A month-long seminar on
prenatal education be-
gins today In Huntington
Beach./A3
California
Now that Hollywood's
writers have voted for a
strike, Eastern script
scribes get their turn./ M
Nation
Most folks down in
Sharon, Pa. wanna know
who says they ain't got no
culture./ A5 .
Supreme Court refuses
to hear a mass
murderer's plea for an
appeal.IA5
World
Israeli troops catching
t"e blame for a mosque
explosion that killed 11 In
Lebanon./ A5
Two Jehovah's Witness
couples are still missing
after abduction In Mex-
lco./ A4
Featilres
Kluai boa-chee was one
dessert at an inter-
national buffet offered by
English as a second
language students at UC
lrvlne./A7
The nation's leading
Bible publisher will issue
John De Lorean's auto-
biography telling "what
wentwrong.''/A7
Sports
The new look for Orange
County high school re-
leaguing for 1986 is set
and will be acted upon
Tuesday./81
Thumbnall sketc
the major pros In
Unlden LPGA lnvl
at Mesa Verde are a-
tured.181
Entertainm nt
In a victory for happier TV
famllles. the Cosby Show
beat out both "Dallas"
and "Dynasty" In the
February sweeps./ Al
Business
Airplane officials com-
plain about the gap In
airplane pollution and
noise laws./84
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Chile quake rubble blocks street
Th.I• •treet near downtown Santiago ••• completely
blocked by rubble from nearby houaea after a m ... lve 7 .4
earthquake •hook central Chile, klllinl at leut 12.4 and
Injuring thouaanda. See •tory. map Pace A4.
Planned barrier
latest road f ata tty
BJ STEVE MARBLE ..... ...,,... ...
A Hunllngton,Bcach Womall ..
k.iOe<f and a mother and elm at11r
critically injured Sunday in an .0-
dent on a stretch of hcific c-
Hi&hway in 'Seal &acb where ....
people have lost their lives in die ....
four years.
Known as "'blood alley" to polica.
(Pleue 11ee BLOOD/AS) •·
HBrape
suspect
nabbed-,,..._
at home
-------------Husband of victim
successful in search
forsuspect's truck
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By ROBERT BARKER
Ofho.llr,... ....
County near top in new jobs market
A 28-year-old Huntington Beach
man was arrested on suspicion of
rape. robbery and "kidnap Sunday
after his 23-year-old victim and her
husband located the suspccfs pickup
truck in their neighborhood.
The assailant. who allegedly foreed
her into his truck at $Unpoint before
raping her. was 1dent1ficd as Albertis Only Houston area projected to create more
~mployment -and population -by 2000
By tbe Associated Press
Half of all the new Jobs cxpec1cd b)
the year 2000 will be created tnJUSt 30
metropolitan areas. with Houston
leading the way and Orange County
running a close second, a national
research group predicts.
The Na11onal PlanningAssoc1at1on
reponed Sunda) 1hat 1hc maJ Onl> of
1he new JObs seem likely to be in thl'
Sou1h and Wc<;t. following the trend
of recent yearo;.
Nestor TcrlcckyJ of 1he pma1c.
Washington-based non-pro Ii t re-
search group. said the JOb estimates
arc based on recent trends in industr).
Even as the total number of
manufacturing Jobs has been falling
1n recent years. those remaining have
been spread ou1 over a larger area. he
said.
The change in which industries are
growing al~o 1s an important factor.
he continued For example. new
industries haH~ led development in
many of 1hc com munities where
growth 1s expected. such as energy 1n
Houston and high-technology 1n New
Magic'sarrival
not so mystical
Nearly 200 people watched In fascination Sunday as Magic. the
Eagte Syndicate's laboratory yacht made an Inauspicious arrival at
Ardell Martna In Newport Beach.
Magtc went aground as she was being backed Into a slip.
The mishap went unnoticed by many of the spectators who were
on hand at the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce to welcome
the sleek 12-meter racing yacht. (See related story and photos Page
A7.)
Wlt1°'1n.mfnutes sl'ie was pulled free ana tfed to the <Jock. Tfle tow
tide would just not accommodate the 91h-foot draft of-Magic.
Chamber of Commerce president Ralph Rod helm presided at the
wefcomtng ceremony where Eagle skipper Rod Davis and his crew
recetved good luck proclamations from~tate Sen. Marian Bergeson:
Newport Mayor Phil Maurer and the Chamber board of dlrectora.
Argyte Nelson, afJ aide to Rep. Robert Badham's. presented Davis
wtth a U.S. flag.
The Eagle Syndicate Is launching a campaign to reclaim the
America's Cup. Magic wtll be used as a laboratory to test the design
and satla of the new 12-meter Eagle when It Is constructed and
shipped to the West Coast.
Trailers rolltngtnto Dun~s as annual visitors
from North and East escape winter's wrath
The) pull into the park beanng
nnmc f11m1h11r 10 tho~ who tr.I\ cl
the h1ghwa>" ond b way~ of mema
Prowlcr. Pa e Arrow. Fireball. win ..
ncbago. A1Nrcnm -nanw1o 1hnt ~sl a sense of movement.
Tttcsc rolling home)..OO·"'-hccl\ in-
clude not onl> the O\.Cts1Led motor-
home . but range ai. well from the
camper hell alop :l r1ckup tn.ICk lO
the ('Onvcncd \Choo bu . complete
with microwave oven ond trlhtc·
d1~h antcnnn
Thl' Q:lrk ~1lte h) mlc and ~t up
ror comfonoblc and lcl\ul't'I)' 1\1:\ s.
oldin chairs and cha1~ lounsc\ are
unloaded own1nsi<. Ar\' crei tl·d. ice
chl'\t'I .m· r.11tkd and radio' begin to
hlnre •
\ lung h:."h '' \trt'tched lrom :.i
tiumpcr h' <I >~lrnn& dog of 1n·
dctcrminatr P<'d1 rec
l 1~~· ICll11" \'I \'" mrmlx·r . th('
motorhomr m1 mnl\ don matrh1ng
windbrcal l'r,. h t~ and c;unglai.'IC
The 'iC'Cnt' 'u t'lt~ Pn) ummcr
":il'Dhon (Jmptround 8u1 httau..c
tht 1 "1ntcrinNc"pon8e:uh.11can
n1ean onh om· thing.
The ~nowh1rdc; haH• oirrncd
1 he h l'll\C J')l,ltC\ g1\.C them llW:I)'.
<>rtfi nating f1 om c;uch cold·wcathcr
rca1onc; 'Mnn1ana Ohio. M1lh1 n
Wl\htn ton and \outh Dalota
•
'
England and Q!liforn1a.
In addition. TerlcckyJ noted that
'"population for the most pan follows
JObs. So when we have increased
emp105 mem m some areas-we ha ve
increased popula11on. and 1ha1 gener-
ates more Jobs:· 1end1ng to boost
areas which ha ve been growing 1n
rcccnl years .. Ttiose new jobs. he sa id.
are often 1n the housing and construc-
11on ind ustries or in service busi-
nesses.
Howc\cr. Tcrlcck}J stressed that
such 1rendscannot befollowcd blind·
I) b) s1a11s11c1ans. i>cca.usc none of
them can persist forc"cr.
"01hcrw1o;c."" he said. ··we will
wind up with New York and Mich·
1gan being empt> and c"eryonc going
to Ne\ada ··
I ns1ead. he noted. there ha~ been
somewhat of a revival in M1ch1gan
wi th the population beg1nn1ng to
grow-again in the lasl ~car or two. and
New England also 1s fa ring beuer than
in recent ;,cars.
S111l. Houston 1s proJCCted 10 be 1he
b1gges1 gainer by lhe year 1000. w11h
an add1t1onal I .J millio.n JObs being
added 1n thal mctropol11an area.
The only other cornmun1t) e'\·
pectcd 10 gain more than a m1ll1on
JObs 1s Orange Count}. 1he planning
assoc1a11on said.
Besides Hous1on. four other T e'\as
commun1t1cs are c"<pectcd 10 tx· big
gainers -Dallas . .\u!>l1n. an io\n-
(Pleue aee COUNTY I A2)
R. ··Rust)·· Campbell.
Police said the woman was ac-
cos1ed at about 11 :30 p.m. when she
was walking throuJh her apanment
romple>< at V1ewpoin1 Lane by a man
who was wa1t1ng near her door
The man asked the woman where a
certain apanmcn1 was loca ted. He
pulled a gun and for~d her to get into
the truck Ht put his 1ackct over her
head ar1d drove around the city. .
The man allegedly tned but failed
to rape the v1ct1m while in the pickup
truck in the "1cin1t' of Nichols lrcct
and \\ amer .\ \ enuc. a police
spokt'soman said
The man then reportedly took her
t0an ups1a1rs bedroom where he hvcs
1n an apanment !" the 7900 block of
Moonshadow Circle and attacked heT
at about 1·30 am.
Fantasies flourish
but gab' s no gift
on the 'Talkline'
He 1hen dro-..e her home after
robbing her of her purse and wallet
that had a iota I value of about $20.
The woman·s husband returned
home a shon time later and the two
began searching for the suspect's
'chicle When the) allegedly found it
near their home. they took down the
license number and went to police.
Officcrs ran a check on the pickup
truck and found ~venal traffic war-
rants. the' \31d
It's the new \.\-U)' for sM10ngcro1 and
loncl) hearts 10 meet and exchange
fantasic~. an cntn:e to convcrsat1orls
ranging from 1hc 1111lla11ng lo th e
tame. and an l'a'!) wa} 10 run up an
oui-of,ontrol pbonc bill.
Tflc modern "crs10n of tht" old
telephone pan) line is called Talk·
Linc in some places. Pho ne-•\-Fncnd
in others.
Telcphonl' companies h:l\c in-
troduced 1hc 1011 lines as a wa} lor
people 10 pick up the phom· at am
hour. call a certain numtx·r and tall to
other callers "ho dialed lhe ~me
number looking for con'e~11on
The ~nice allows for~ 10 or
1n some c111c I 5 people lo ~n the
line at o ne 11mc. and it's alrl'ad}
Each winter. the~· 'IUn-scl'l 1ng
vaca11oncro; -n1clnam«l 1hc c;now-
b1rds for their q-asonal m1grat1on'I -
point their RV~ \Outh and wcs .. anJ
folio\\ th<' lr<'c" a~' to c"' pon
Dunc" on lhc ,hol'l''>ol cwpon Ba\ ~ ~ ot r "'' rcl•nallon ~nd n:cn:-nt1on It'\ a phenom<'non that'
,·a med 1 t in "'arm locale-; a ro~' the
Mrnmr Beach
. ~
"\\'e lOOlC h\'f'C C\ Cf'\ \Car 1\1 thl'
11mc." '°"''"' Don H 111 ·or El Paso
Te"<:t\ .. fhe "ea1hcr 1s rcall\ the
m:un rca'IOn Rul 1hcn: 01rt' al..0 the
ncarb~ &oil 1.·ou~·-, nnd the pla ~
nca rtn It> 'i<'l" ..
"We uwtl to h\ c 1n Orange nunt>
• nd 11·, '° nu.<' 10 n~urn and '1~11
a a1n."' h141 '"k lkm \3\\
Tht Hill'\ It~(' other\ n1 "-''"P<'rt
Oun,•\. tr:i"d frnm throu~hout thl·
spawned rnam.tgl'\ t".-t"'ccn lallcr'I
The sen ICl' " Il le ··an ckr1ron1l
back fence \'hen' peork can tall
about an} top1t ranging from 1hc
weather to "'orlll a1Ta1rs:· ..aid Boh
Brown. )1)4.)l c,m.in for Paulil Bc..·11
which opcrall.'\ I all Linc in 1hc Ea'it
B~n ""rca near \Jn Franc1S(·o. and in
pan" ot Orangl' ( nunt~ Other plate\
where lhl' \l'r' l(l' has debu1cd arc
Long l<;lanJ .rnd l\talcn Island. N "I .
C h1~ago anJ l.ipol am·. Wash.
Th{· lint'\ ha\ l' lx·cn h1ghh 'iUC'C't''>v
ful. "31d Bro"'n ..\t a co t ot abou1
S7 ~ per pcr~m per hour. wmc
callers u<.ing lhc line e'er} da} run up
phone hill\ ol s~oo or mo~
Some .trl' lt~n-.igcrs who ui.e thl'
(Pleaee .ee P' ANT ASIES/ A2)
ROBERT
-Hvll>M~
United 1atcc; to pend St' cral v..cek'I
1n lht . uthcm < ahfom1a \Unc;hint
V.-h1k their neighbors b.1 l. home
wear weaien and l('3t<. 10 bnvr the
"1nttJ chill \he ~nowb1rd\ "car T·
\h1nc; und tiln'
""fier police amved at the scene
and impounded the vehicle, the
-;uspect's 27-ycar-old brother. asked
them wh)' 1hc) took the pickup tnaclt.
Roderick Jame Campbell alletedly
..aid 1hat h1 brother Albenis was the
las1 10 dn"c 1he truck. pohcc said.
Police arrested Albertison the rape
robber) and kidnap charaes and
Rodcncl ( ampbell was arTCStcd on
susp1 c1on of traffic warrants. the
'ipokeswoman said.
The I Q84 white Nissan pickup
truck wa<. registered to the Cambpell's
brother-in-law. poh~ said.
The '1ct1m. who did not know her
:ma ker. wai. treated at Huntinston
Bea h Humana Hospital and ~
lcaS<'d
1 n\1d c thrir liflh·" hl•t•I tr.11lc1
t-tov.nrtl Jn~I rllJ \.finer turni•J thc11
ncw\f"ll1\'r to tlw "~·:ithl·r pa l' and
not,•J th\' tcm~·r.tlur~· "a' k h1mll' in 6
Giant in the harbor?
Sunday •••a good day for aalling, even lf
your boat wa• only three feet long. like the
model operated off 12th Street Beach in
Newport Beach by Peter DeLong of New-
port. The craft la controlled by three aervo
motor•, one on each aall halyard and one
on the rudder, which he dlrecta by radio
· from the beach. The wind helped out too.
' _Medi-Cal fraud trio get jail terms
By the A'isoeiated Pres -.
( huong '-ohu "'gu1,rn 5() onl' ol
1hrl'e doour\ who plcJded gu1U) 10
charge'> '>ll:mm1ng from a -;1a1cw1dl'
prohc of Mcd1-C al fra ud 1n ln-
duch1m•\c <.11mmun111c'>. t ho-.c 1ail
o'er a prt'><>n -.e n le nu: h1da)
rhc tv.o olhl'r d<x:tor'>. Tran Van
Vuu 45 and I h1 '-'an "'gu)l'n ii:?.
al\O cho'>c the Jail \enten<.c on
Thur~a}
f hl' three'-' 1c1name'ie dollor'I cad1
plcadl'd ~ullt\ la'il fall to tiling at lea'>I
om· phon~ med1u1I da1m tu Medi-
( ,ii Thn \\l'rl.' <1\knl to chot>'>l'
tx·tv.l'l'O" onl'-~l'ar Jail tl'rm and f1\l·
\l'<H\ proha1111n or 16 monthi. 1n '>talc
rn,on and three )ear'> pa1olc h~
Or.1n14d nunt) ">upcrior( ounJudgl'
1'hil1p ( Ol.
FANTASIES AIRED ON 'T ALKLINE' ...
. FromAl
line w11hou1 their pare nt•,' knowl·
· edge. Darren B1 11cr<>. I IS. uf Anaheim.
had a bill of Sl .250 for two monlh'>.
·' 1he phone company .,,11d
The convcr<>at1on<> arl'n't alway'>
PC1-ratcd "omc c:allcr'>. protcr ted by
· 1he anonymll~ o f thl· phone line.
dwell on the -;c.11val and ob.,cenc
1 heir panting and not-'><MUbtle \CX·
ual rnmm1:n1' arc often <,purncd h}
other taller' hut '>c>mc11me'> the
hanter I'> re<.1protated
I\ 'in1ppcl frnm one recent con-
vcr\al1on on the Ra) l\rea line went
like 1h1\
l'aul · \n: thl·rc JO\ horn) old
l:1d1c' out th1:re·•·
l.c1um: ) ou Cnpk·t1\C) ·
Paul ·Tm .p ,ind I v.ant lo do thl'
whok· llJ \arth
l>ianl' ·1 m out IM .1 good time·
Pa ul "\i1t•t·I me 111 a lla}~ard bar 1n
J hcilf IHJUI ..
Dun "V. h' \hould \he want to go
out with )ou'i 'r ou'rc horn>."
Paul "l>1anc arc )OU \till there'' I
want to meet )'OU I'm d ri ving a
brown van I low v.111 I know )'<>u''"
Diane· ''I'm dn .. 1ng a l1ttk n·d
( orvette"
L-.entuall). t:illcr\ nft1:n 1:u·hangc
phone numh<:r\ and ;irrangc to met·t
In Ne .... York. Phunl.'·•\-1 ricnd led 10
marriage for John k.och and fhad1ne
( onnorton of ~lmont N Y
In l\naht·1m amhulantc driver
Valcst.a Ha .... k1n't and wmputt•r pro-
grammer Daniel Karne\ arc al<>o
planning mamagl' thank-. to ralk-
1 lnl.'
"I d1akd J ,1lkl 1m· nut nl c.urui\1-
I\ "'><11(11\arnt•'> "It 1'> a \Cr) rela,1ng
wa\ of mcl·llng \om1:onc I c.ould \ii a
h11ml' .ind li\ll'n 1n or t<Jkl' pan 1n u
t on\l'r'>dlll1n It l lound 11 un1ntcrc\I·
ing. I wuld h.ing up "
\.J,in} u1llcr\ give them\elvc!> codt·
namt·\ llkl' ltJwa11,1n Pumh f-rot1 t
I mer. f hl· Mu.Jn1gh1 ~talknand 11
Banana
"Mr. Banana" \tr\ \ltk.'' \aid onr Ba~ l\rea woman ta.lkr "Ill' halt'\
women and he u'>n 1h1' a\ an l'\lU\l'
to \l'nt hie; lru\trat1onc.." ·
In Nc\o\ York thr tekphont· rnm-
pan) ha\ a '>t'r' 1u· attcnd<tnl to h~ndlt·
ahu'i1vc talll'r\ hut Panfic Rl'll dr·
t:1ded that "group d) namit '>and pct·r
pre\\urt· will '>ohc \uth prohlcms ii
the} an\c · \a1d Hr11"' n
Pac. ifit Hell h<1\ \l'paratl' I inn lor
teen-ager\. adult\ and \l'nllJr l lllll'n\ r he adok<,u·nt linc oltt·n tarnn
u1n\cr<iatic1n' f11lu\1ng 11n drug'>.
part~ ang and r•id. mu\1t
"Yuu'\l' got lct'n\ OUI thl'fc a .... a)
from their p:trl·nl'> ac.ting out their
tanta\1t·c, .. \:rnt onl' mother "'h11 u\l'\
thl' adult lane hut \o\on 't let h1:r 1<1-
)'car-o ld \on litt+on the lccn-;igt· lint·
.. \n)th1 ng thq uin 1 \a) 1n frcint ol
Jdult\ th('\ \a \ on I alld in1· "
BLOOD ALLEY CLAIMS ANOTHER LIFE ...
From Al
thl' kn1tlh 111 lll:l'>I h1ghwJy nl'ar
ll untH1"1l11n lfarhou1 1\ 111 ht• lrT1·
l')Pl'vl'cl \l.trlllll( lll'\I Wl'd \\Ith a
mnlian ha1 n1:r .tn .1dd1111111 that
v.ould ha1,1· prt·' l'lll1•d "1t1n1l;1\ 'tv.o-
t ;ir .11 ruknt cm nllit 1:11\ \a1d totht )
< ,111cl:iu· k.in lfJ,t1ng' 10 wa\
kilkd 111 1lr1· f1 llX r> m .1tuden1 whtn
tht• l'll<IC lrn111k1C .1maro1nY..h1th
'>fH· ~:to; mhng lfllhd1'd v.11h ,tn1Hhcr
\Chldt .ii Phillip' \IH'l'I OUl\lde
'\11tf\11l1 < nlnm
hu1 \IC1hk t11nd111on 111dd) CJI thl' Parkt•r \:lid a lt'nll'I ml·d1.111 10 h1·
trnum.i un11 "'lll're hi.'" h1:1ng treatt•d <.:ompl1•tl'd v.1th J month \\tJUld h.t\l'
for htad l hl''I and ,1txlom1nal 1n-m a<k J kit turn 01110 lht· h1~hv..1\
1urtt'' i.I hmp1lal '>p11knv.oman .. aid 1mp11\\lhk lrom l'h1lllp'> \lrt'l't
l<nv.d1·n Jnd tht· cldc't of tY..o "It "'ould not h<t\t' h:1pf)l'nl'd
t hlldren nd1n~ 1n her I 'J7't 1 o>ola arl' Parkt•r ..... ~Ill' uu 1dt·n1
1n t r111t JI u1nd11Hm lotla) at "1cm-I hl' in1:~11 he hu1h h\ thc \IUtt'
<1n<1I \.frd1tJI c t•ntl·r 110,p11<1l 1n I >t-r<Hlm1:n1 111 I rd0\p11rta111111 v.111
t ong 1-k.it h run f1om nt·;ir \t·al lk.11 h Houlc,Jrd
Lee \nn K11"'dcn undcr"'('nt to \ndcr\on l..ttrn·t l'Jr~cr \did tht•
l'mngcnt \ 'llrlll'r\ '°lunda \' 1or l'hl''>I unlighted knglh or \tall' llighv..a}
<1nd leg 1nr11m·' while htr f>-year old .1u11unt'> lor hall th1: drunken Juvang
daughcr-I aamc had ,urg1·11r tor an1dcnt\ in 1hc ul\ .and nt·arh hall
m,1\\1\l head inJunc\ a hoc,p1tal lhc '>pet•d1 nguw1111n'
nuf\lng ,urx:n l\Of 'fl•d There v.t·r1: XI< t .tr .1tulknt\ 11n lhl'
A 1torm thll wae moving down the co11t today wlll bring
light taJn to Southern Calllornla tonfohl and s~we" and 1now on Tu.tday, the National w .. ther Service aald. Heavy 1howe<1 are llkety 10 develop from the 1y1tem late
Tue.day, the weather Mfviee H id The 1now level will lower from
9,000 fMI tonight lo 4',000 IMt Tu .. day The 1torm 11 the result of an lntenM upp\r trough thal
developed along the Wesl Coast. lorecaster1 said Small craft warning• were posted early foday for rough 1ea1
on the outer eoallal water1 from Point Concepllon to San
Clemente Island. The W9ather .. rvlce H id winds would Increase
to 15 to 25 knot• Tue1daywlth combined 1easof eight to 12 leet
Along the Orange Coast, there will be occasional drlnle changing 10 tight rain tonight Showery cooler and breezy
Tuetday. High• i uesday In lh• low to mid 501.
Tempe 81 31
53 3l
1'l 55
&3 53 75 115
77 7•
32 21
21 21
70 59
74 66
41 30
73 33
57 24
79 ~
50 19
57 41
47 37
}fl " 4(1 41
u 21
(11 •5
20 11 39 10
Sii JS
81 55 ,, 112
37 17 78 52 eo 10
23 10
46 38
36 24
33 18 a. 37 54 34
70 311
52 36 a. 29
4' 25
Calif. Temps
HtQh 1ow '"' ;>4 "°'"' llf>d•no II 5 • m 8akenl•<tl0 S4 33
Eui ... a ,5 42
flMnO 55 37
LartC; .. I.. 49 25
lot AnQ4t''lt 113 45 Oellt•nd 81 41
PHO Rc.t>l"' 80 2t
l'llKI 8lutl 6l 47
R.clw<><ICI t.•ly 80 50
RIWIO 311 20
S11<.• .,,,...'° 6 t 4' s.i.n.. 57 43
San 01990 59 41 San fran<1Ko 59 •I
Sanra 811oa1a 65 37
S1oc•1on &A 39 H~> low ro1 ?• ~""" end•llQ •t 5 Pm 81111ow Sii 3 7
81thOP 47 24 Btyllle 6• 31
Calelll'• 55 44
LOn(I 8HCh 61 37
Momov•• 66 'l• u on1e<ey 53 43
Ml wtlllOn 52 n
"'9wpo11 Beach 59 42
Onlatlo 59 30
Palm Se>rlf>Qt Ml 38
San 8•ne1d1no 80 33 SAn JOM 59 41
Surf report
LOCATION
Huntonvion 8each
RI-Jelly '"-' ..olh StrMI Newporl 12nd StrMI Newport
e~weooe
l ll0Uf'8 a.act> SanC-le Wei• 1.tmp 57 Swell dlrect;on SOUlh
Tides
TOOA'f
ICZf .......
1-3 falf 2 4 , ...
2·3 IAH 2·3 ....
1·2 poot 1-2 poot 1·3 ,.,.
•
~oncllow 200pm '1
Sec:.ona "'O" 8 28p m • 2
T\JelDAV
flrat tow 132• m 1 5
'flrll ~:r;: 7 37 em 82
S9'0/'I low 2 32 pm I 2
Stcond h!Qn a 5'lpm .. $
Contld•t•DI• CIOud1ne11 """ Chene. of thoweta Wednnd•y 8t'CI
Th<>rlday P1111y CIOudy Fr>day Con
lonued COOi HIQl\t 5'110 82 l Owt In 40.
Sattta Ana a. 3 7 Santa Cna 7 t 39 T .,_ Vlllley 3 7 05 y_,,.1,e Illy 311 20
Sun Mii !Oday II $ $2 p m . •1-
T uttdl'( 11 8 17 1 m 1nd Mll •tn el
5 52 pm
Moon ,. ... loelay II 3 19 pm . Mil
Tuttday 11500 • m atld ,,_ ao..,, al
• 32 a m
MacDonald trial rejected
K \I L 1(111. l\J.C (·\Pl -A Judge
ha'> den1t·d Dr JcfTrc> MacDonald'c,
rcque!lt for a new trial in lhc sla)'lng!>
of hi\ prl·gnan1 wife and two young daughter~. thl' \tory ofwhu.:h became
the ba\I\ for the besMell1ng book a nd
T v min1~encs. "f atal V1swn."
I J \. D1\tric1 J udge l·rankhn
Duprt'l' "11d a <>c1:ond Jllr) "would
again reach the almo\I int•\capabk
mm lu\rtln thnt he wtl'> rt''>pon'>1hle
tor thl'\l' horrible tnml''> .. Mac-
l>onuld \aid he v.ould apf'll'al the
ruling
\lat I >11naltl a forml'r C 1rl•en Reret
dot tor I\ -...·n 1n~ thrt'l' Ilk \Crttcncc\
after ht'1ng con\lltcd 1n 1979 ol
murdering trn.. wife. ( ole11e. cind
dauglilers. Kimberl} a nd Kmtcn, al
their Fort Bragg apartment 1n 11170
MacDonald has ma1n1<11ned that
four drug-cra1ed inlruder'> killed his
fam il y and a11acked him I II\ lciwycr'
\a1d during a Januar> hearing that he
de<,ervcd a new trial hecau\t' two
"repugnant" women adm1lll'd killing
h1sfamil).
But the Judgl' d1.,nmwd thl'
purported u>nfc\\llln'i of I k ll-na
')1oecklq and C iJth\ Pern Vii 1lliam\
1h1: lana lOmtng the dtl\ hclorc la\t
NoH•mlx·r'' .1111ng ol the "I atal
\, 1\11111" min 1\eries.
In a I I I-page order. Dupree 5a1d
the> "wcrl·drawn 10 tb.ecase an<fhave
rnntnhutl'd to a factual charade
wh ich ba'> allowed it to continue for
more than ci dcccidc and a half. Their
·wnfr!l\10n•i' have been 'ihown to be
unhclievablc."
Md >onald. contacted an fed eral
prnon at Ba trnp. r e-..as. said 1he case
"'mild tx· appealed· to the 4lh .S.
C in u11 ( ourt of Appeals 1n Rac h-
nwnd. Va
\1ad)onald .. aid neat her he nor his
a1101 ne~' had \cl'n a cop~ ofDuoree's
up1n111n
Irvine council gives nod to
gates at new condo project
Hy PHIL SNE IJ>E RMAN
01 lhe Oellr 1'1101 II•"
Thl' 11 \inc C II\> ( uunul. 11\<er the
oh1cct1on., ol 11ne 'member IHI\ paved
thl' wa\ for inw1lla1ion of \ec:unt}'
l{Cllet, at tht: t•ntrante Ill a new
rnndom1n1um l.'l)m plcx in the I urtlc
Rock communll\ < ounc.·ilman I arr} 1\gran rc-
llUl''lted an apf)l·al h(•<inng C1 f1er the
l•l} ·., Pl.inning C omml'i<,wn ap.
pro' cd thl' gait\ h\ n 3-1 \ otc in
la nuar} 1 ht• actl'\\ u>ntn>I devices
wen: rcqul'\tl'd b) thc J M Peters ( o .
wh1th I'> bu1llling the I I 8-un1 1 Turtle
Rolk Pmntl' wmplC\ on R1df cline
l>fl\l' hctWl'Cn l nl\l'r\11) and urtlc
Rmk drt'l''>
In a kttn rl·quc'>t1ng th1: apf'll'al
\gran utl·d p111cnt1al traflit hanird<i
po'>l·d h~ l<tr\ that might line up
tx·h1nd tht· J(att'' and 11n111 R1dgehnt·
l>rtH'
I It '> le11n ,11,11 n prt•\\ed ton<.crn
ahoul "tht· r1nl'tkntl· 11f e\tabhshing
.1 gatnl tommun11~ 1n thl' V1ll agt• of
I urtk Km k v. lwa· lhl· 11pcn '>11:tt'e
tomp11nt·n1 tu" ht·l·n a kl'y planning
l11lu' 1h111ugh11ut 1ht· 1,1llagc'' de-
\ t·lorml· n t . "
I >unng till' app1·al hearing. at lac;t
v.cck\ 1nuntll ml't·t1ng. Agr;in
l IH111H·d \uth '>t'lllfll} g:1te'> arc onl)'
1n\tallcd w .utd "\nob appeal" 10 a
hou\lngdcvdopmt•nt and 10 ra1<>e the
markl·t "alul' of the home\
·Tm oppmed a<> u general rule to
[1.atcd lommun1t1e<;." the counc.ilman
\tlld "I'd ltkc 10 lh1nk OUl"'i IS a
tommun1t\. Y..1thnu1 gate\. open to
Jll ..
. Hut c 11unut ..... oman ~all~ l\nnc
\ifilkr responded that 'iCcunty gate'>
ha\C hcen permitted at other com -
mun111cc; 1n Irvine \he pointed out
that the rll) <>aves money 1n \uch
developments becau-.c 1t l!i not re-
quired to ma1n1aan lhe private street\
heh ind s.ccunty gale<,.
I\ cit\ slaff report concerning
I urtle Rod Po1n1e said 'lidewalks
would permit all pcdc">trians lCI enter
w11hou1 a barrier. II said non-
resident\ thu'> wou ld be free to vil.11
the surrounding nature area'i. The
repon also concluded the new 'iecur-
1ty gates would no1 create a 'iafet)'
hazard along R1dgehne !)rive
W11hin lr1,1ne. 1he crime rale an
gated t·ommun1t1cc; '' s1m1lar to 1ha1
of adjacent commun111c<1 w11hout
\ecun t~ gall''>. 1hc repon slated
Because such gatc'I may slov. do""n
response tame an emcrgcnc1e<>. the Ut}
required the gatec, to have o;pec1al
swatches to permit quick entr)' b)
police officer ... lireltghters and para-
mcd1l\
< ieufl S1aho. rept'~'IC'nting a firm
that in!ttalls \Uch security gates. said
their maJor henefit 1s in discouraging
"l ru1'i1ng" h)' non-residents who wish
to \urve} affiucn t commun111es
bclurt' tomm1111ng en mes.
Robert 1 rapp, a representl)ll ve of
the.· condominium project's de-
veloper. denied that security ~te'I a re
JU\I a tool to rai\c home prices. He
\;11d the add111on ur dclcirnn of gates
would not change the prices. but said
tht· rc'>1dente'i might sell more quac k-
1} 1f the commun11y were ga ted. He
sail.I the compan)'·'> 'iurveys 1nd1ca1e.
re'i1dent'i prefer 'iuch gate'\
\t tht· conclu'i1on of the appeal
hearing. the council \oted 4-1 to
permit the '>l'Cunt)' gates at the Turtle
Rock Pointe wmplex. Agran Cl!SI the
d1'i'ien11ng \.Otc·
Boyfriend held in child abuse
A 22-year-old Irvine man has been
urrc'>led and charged with abu'iing hi'>
girlfriend·., four-monlh old 'ion. who
remains h1>'ip11a l11ed 1n <11able con-
J1uon al tbc .UCI Medical (enter.
according to Irvine polire.
Irvine Sgl. Dick Bowman 'ia1d 22·
year-old f>alnrk Troy John<1on. who
11\.C\ w11h has girlfriend 1n the I urlle
Ro<.'k sec11<1n nf the r 1ty. was charied
w11h w1llf ull y in1unnga child pending
rcv1cw of thc c.ase by the Orange
( ount) D1stmt Attorney'<, Office
Ra il ofS 25.000 was '>Cl for Johnson
The child, who police declined 10
1dentif}. was taken 10 1hc ho<ip11al b>
ht\ mothc·r a lier he apparently began
<1uffcnng 'ic11ures. the result o f what
doctor"i dc'irribt· ai. "41hak1ng infant
'>yndrnme." the · police spokesman
c,;11d.
In add11 wn 111 <,e1 1ures. the infant
wa<> inJurcd ahou1 the head. wa.,
hlcedtng internally and 'iufTcred ret-
inal damagt·. Rowman \aid.
D0<:1or'> also found evidence ot
other inJunes that may have been
1n01c1ed in the past two weeks. he
added
Po lite \\>ere tirc;t advised of the
duld\ t·ond111on after docLors con-
talled the lOunt) ·.,child abuse rcgis-
tr) '-11-.il lk;u Ii Jlolill' \:11d I er l\nn
~ 11\Hkn 'f, ol I onit lit'Jl h WJ'>
p11ll 11111 •1111 nl 1h1· pri\a11· rl'\ldt·nti.11
t11mni11r111, v.h1·n h1·r t.ir 111ll1dcd
...-----'.,,..'-'"",1 fl:i r Jm.1ro dri\l'll ) C){oftl
1<owden'\l1thcrd~ughtcr a 1-ycar h1ghwa' dunn1,1 a \l\·\l'ar period
NICI wac; ocarcd 1.1t :ind releawd liom-.....,LULUf'o.~'-'-1~...__.._'.......,......,~ ........ ...u..~uu...._ __
''""''"II' 11, 111 I luntington Beath Bot Ir \111111 ,111<! C Jndt1tl' l l<l'>t1ng\
v.1'H' la~ 1 11 h) hl'11u1ptl'r 1<1 I ounta1n
V<Jllt') c 111~111111n1t\ I l11\p11.1I traum<1
ll'ntt•r where tht• woman W:l\ pro-
nounu·d tkad
lht· I ong Beach hmp11al fll'Ople ha' t' dll'd 11n 1 he road 1 n l11ur
Pol1u: \aid Rnwdc·n appar1:ntl} wa\ ><.'nr'
1n the proCl'\'> of making a left turn I .1'>1 'wptt•mhl·r 1lir1·1: M1\\1C1n
onto the wa\t h1ghwa\> whcn her tar V1c10 \o\C1man wt•11· kilkd in a hcad-on
wa1, hit hy the C amaro traveling cnr arc1dcn1 k<>'i \han a mile from
,0 uth un Pau fi c ( oa'>I Highway ~u nda>"• fa1a l t ra<,h I h1: cra<,h 1<1
Manan l'r ·\flcn hl:1mt·d on drunken drn 1ng
COUNTY NEAR TOP IN NEW JOBS ...
From Al
11>n11> and r on Worth \rllngton
( .1hlurnm pl<llt·d 'It \>~n com-
mmt•11 ·,,ur ~-~41Ul rc:i• tor l\C.W
iuh\ Ul'\11,.kc, Ori]/l&l' < oun1" lht') arc
1 o' \naclc'> I 11nf Healh \an Jme
\;ln f>1 cao. ,,tn rJnu'><.n (),1kl.1nd
and I< 1 Vl'r\1dt· 'an Rcrnnrd1 no
f l1111dJ 11ho did Y..dl, plaunf li,.t·
m1·1r1ipohtan .irc\l'I on lhc 11'11 ho"4
•"'' I c1mpa-\t Prtcr\bura f ort
1.1uth'rdak M1am1 Orlando .rnd
P.11111 lknl h
111 rr " a rundown nf th<' 10
n11·1111pol11an Ml'"'' t•xpccted 10 lcacl
1n 111h 1trow1h throuQh lhc yrar 'lOOO
,ind the numt'l<.'r o l new 111h'I n fll't tnl
c ommun•I> Jnl'l Int rt•tJ\l'
HOu.ilOn ...:.... ~ l.~JtJ(J ~ \ nahn m I 00.f "'O
1 I o., ., ngckc, x~ I 00(1
.t \tt n Jo"' f,4 '100
,. 1)allJ\ t> (){J
11 i >rn \t.'r • -.. • fi '" JO
Phocn" \r11 ~XM 100
x \.\-u\h1ng1un '4(1 600
IJ \Jn l>lt'~ll ~" Q(J(J
Ill flmton 107,MOO
11 \11.:inta 48K 100
I' l.1mpa 11.1 4,7 WO
I' r nn I ,1u1krdak 11;1 427.0011
14 M1nncaoolt\ "14.f1llO
I\ \an I 1.1nu,t11 '71400
I ft •\IJ\lln I l'\:l\ n' 700
I " M1am 1-~·~1=-JJ~
11< Orlnndo I l.1 3 I q I 00
111 <>.1ld,1nd N7.2110
20 .1\\.111 \urtolk :.... l 269 600
21 \catlk 266 700
22 we,t Palm &-al h.f la 217.10<1
2l \,in \n1onw I l'Xrt'> 230. 700
24 Hnltamorc 220.500
~,lul'""· \ri1 219.2<XJ
2'1 I orl Worlh Tn<t'I 21H 100
2 7 Portland <)re 2 I H JOO
, I< f{ 1 "Cr\ldt• 217 500
'l<1 R.1k1ph N C 207 1()(1
10 < >klahorn.1 ( ''" 206 600
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