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But justices agree to Q.ear similar state g'at~~:n11:11~a':;~~~i~~ chanaes in.
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outpolled Democrats in California in
CaMomia's rcapponionment ger-., November. they wound up with pnly
rymandereddistrictstounfa irl yfayor 40 percent (18 of 45) of the state's
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
Of IM D911y ,.._. .....
'fhe U.S. Supreme Court has
refused to review a sui t filed by Rep.
Robert Badham. R-Newpon Beach.
and fellow Republicans charging tltttt
Coast
Coast College ChancellQr
David Brownell was
honored at a reception
this week./ Al
Coast residents react to
the amount of basketball
games on televlslon late-
ly./ Al
California
Methane gas leaking
from site of Hollywood
explosion Is beginning to
taper off./ A4
Nation
General Electric denies It
overcharged government s.aoo,ooo In defense con-
tract./ A7·
World
U.S. now says slaln Army
major was In an area that
was formerly off-limlts to
Westerners./ A7
Mlnd&Body
Therapy Selection Ser-,...
vices uses videotape In-
troductions to match
clients with therapists for
best results./81
Dieting results won't last
unless you know why you
eat when you' re not
hungry./81
Food
Ethnic classics have been
adapted to readlly avall-
able ingredients and up-
da'ted for modern tlme-
tables./C1
Sports
Dave Grant and his Or-
ange Coast College crew
are looking for a big
season./D1
Entertainment
Sexy Cybill Shepherd Is
carving out~ new career
In TV comedy ./85
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Democrats. congressional seats. •
The . Supreme Coun did not · Badham contend~ the Democ~at
provide reasons for the refusal. but controlled stafr Legislature Is guilty
agreed to hear a similar case In o f gerrymandering -creating oddly
MXteating
Photo at top •how• unarmed
warheada from MX Inter-
continental balllatlc mlulle
atreak~tcnranl earth over the Kw ela lllaalle Ran e
ln the aclftc after 4,7&t-
mlle ftllht from Vandenberl
Air Force ba.e. ·Seven •ucli
teata have been conducted,
with more acbeduled.
Graphic at rllht abow• bow
10 warhead• of an MX mlu-
Ue are deployed. The Houae
voted Tueaday to approve
the MX pro&ram and a vote
on fandlni la due today or
Thuuday. For complete
atory on MX approval, ,. aee
PaieA6.
County orders
law te pro:fiibit
water tai·nting
By JEFF ADLER
Of ... .,.., ""' .....
The Orange Count) Board of
Supervisors directed its attorheys
Tuesday 10 prepare an ordinance
makin.a it illegal to dump contami-
nants "'nto the county's undcraround
freshwater basin.
The board·\upported the proposal.
forwarded by Supervisor Ralph
Clark. following months of heated
discussions with state and federnl
envirOn1Jlt:ntal officials. a local sewer
agl'flCy and Riverside County of-
ficials over a prospoal to dump
contaminated water fro m the
Strin1fcllow acid pits ihto Orange
County's sewer system.
Supcrv1~ors balked at 1he proposal
after discovenng some of the con-
taminated water would tx-injected
into the count) 's undl·rground water
basin if.the Stringfellow plan were put
into action.
"While the 1mmcd1ate rhrt'at of
Strin_gfellow wastes has momentarily
subsided. 1he lar$er issue of
groundwater conta m1 nat1on sti ll re-
mains." Clark said. "Let's prohibit.
by county ordit'lance. the lllJCCtion
and/or discharge of contaminated
water into the underground water
basin."
\lark added the measure would
gi ve the county a "a read' tool to deal
(Pleue Me WATER/ A2)
. -' Father of one boyftltngsutt agaln~t police;
judge says 60-day term fair· middle ground·
. --
Sixty days in Jail.
f o some pc:opW the tentencc
hirdly M"Cmcd fair compcn~t1on for
1~ death of Glofil Chana. a mother
offlvc wno Vt-II ktlled in. Hun11n1ton ~ICh 1ntencction wh1k retum1n1
fr()m a Chri tm11 sbopptna tnp. Her
car was rammed~ two ran driven by
tttn·•lt boY\.
...___. .
1hC pohcc ClnCd I\ murder and Ml di the d11tnct a tome)'. The accident
wu ~>ond nci iacncc. hc>ond rcck-
t"'"~' -u wu murd~r. i\l leiut
that's Whit official' Y1d Tht Hununaton Buch H11h
hool stu<knt1 ~ ipttc:hna. Rac-ina. Somcont satd the')' wtttdo1n180
mph or bcntr It"" hkc fir1n1 a aun
shaped district boundaries to give
unfair advantage 10 a political pany
-and-thattne districts do not rcfl
the political makeup of California.
Such a practice. Califo rnia Re-
publicans claim. 1s unconstitutional.
Badham in111ated the suit in 1983
as California's representative to the
Republican National Congressional
Commiuce. The intent was to force
the Legislature to redraw district
Brace Bradley Ralph
into a crowd of people. Wa nton
d1srcaard for hfC". Thot's \\ho1 thl!
prosecutor said
But the tcen-a,ef1 aot 60 da)~ 1n Jail
-the) 'II be out 1n 40 da)~.
The sen ten~ 1rr11atcs the hell out of
Robert Thoma Ont.•da 1nJa1l 1\loo
much. he 511d.
Thoma~ ao lD. urancc comp.'\n)
C\C(Ut1ve. hc.'ltC\C~ hi\ \Oft JefT ond
ht '°"' pal. Rand) Cnill. art the \ 1cum of poli11c\ the poltt1c~ of a
}'stem btot on ('()n\I 11na:a dn' <'r fo1
murder.
boundaries prior 10 the 1986 elcc-1ncumbenu entrenched m po~
t1ons. throu&h this dec.adt.'' e rights of-alifomia-votl"ft"--trrthnndtana cue. oocucalty. ii 11
were deli~rately trampled by 1he 1hr Republicans who ~ bei8I ac-
gcrrymandering of the Democrat cused of dtawil)I the tnTYmalldc:red
Legislature and governor." Badh~m d1stdcu._ tate Democrats claimed
said tn a prepared statement follow-that the Republicans unfaJtfy s&acked
in.a the Supreme Coun's dec1s1on 1he deck to give their candidaiet an
Monday. unfair advantagc.
"Congressional disrncts were The U.S. Court of Appealtnlled in
drawn soley tb!'1\ccp the Democrat (PleUe w aADllAll/A2)
Masked Coast
doctor nabbed-
near bank lot ·
PhyStcian booked for
attempted robberY:
to be sent to h<?spltal
By STEVE MARBLE
Of IM D9lly NM ltllfl
A 56-year-old Corona del Mar
physician. arrested Tuesda> under
bizarre circumstances and booked for
. attempted bank robbery. was released
·from jail today on the condition that
he be placed in a psychiatnc hospital.
Dr. Jerome Jablon, a-family phys-
ician with offices on East Coast
Highway. was wearing a skeleton
mask and allegedly. was carrying a
white bank bag cohtaining a handgun
Tuesday when police arrested him
outside Beverly Hills Sa · and
Loan in Corona del Mar.
Jablon had a blue and whitej <>&&io.&
sun pulled over his three-piece bus1-
nes!I suit and reportedly attracted the
· attention of several passers-by as he
lur.ked in a parking lot behind the
bank. police said.
Police said they had to chase Jablon
around a corner when the physician
spotted an apprQjlching officer.
Officer iom Little said police
found a .38-cahber handgun inside a
white bank bag the physician alleged-
ly tossed aside while trying to elude
officers.
Jablon was arrested on suspicion of
attempted bank robbery and was held
in lieu SS0.000 bail until eal'ly today.
Russell strom. a munjcipal
judge in Harbor Court in Newport
Beach. said he released Jablon on his
own recognizance but only on the
condiuon that he be taken directly to
(Pleue Me DOCTOR/ A2)
Fair board delays
recommenda ·oil
on hotel projec
By TONY SAAVEDRA Fair 01Tic1al~ arc grappling with the
OflMOellrNMSWt que~t1on of whether an add111onal
.\n Orange Coun1' Fair Board l'nvironmental report 1s needed to
comm111ee has not decided whether 11 add another 65· room~ to the
will recommend that more en-pre' 1ousl~ appro,,.ed hotel project.
"ironmental studies he ordered for a The expan ion "ould push the
215-room hotel proJCCI on the fair· propo-.ed Ramada Hotel from I SO
grounds m Costa Me!>a. rooms to 215.
The Building and (Jrounds Com· .\full environment.al impact report
m1ttee was expected to make a "as completed on the mual hotel
ec:ommcnda11on Thursda' at the •prOJl'Ct. unH~1lcd m 1977 as pan of a
board's monthl} meeung. · master plan that brought the prob-
Howe, cr. the 11em "as po'>tponed te rn-plagued Pac.tic Amphitheatre to
bccau~ fair officials and consul1ants thl' fairgrounds.
wan I more ume 10 rev1e" 1ranscnpl\ C11' offiuals and residents In mg
from a March 12 public hearing that nt."ar thl' fairgrounds are fearful the
anracted concerned res1dl'nts and nranded hotel ~ould cause traffic
c11v officials. . rroblems 1n an area aJrcady plagued
j ;11 Llo}d. spokes"'oman for thl' \\Ith 'pill-over no1~ from the open
fairgrounds. said the hotel prOJCt"I .m·na
probabl~ "'II be brought to the boan.1 Dunng last month'' heann~. the)
on Apnl 2M (Plea.ee see P' AIR/ A:l)
Sobbing suspect
says stepson's
slaying accident
8) JEFF ADLER
OllMOelly ..... llafl
Brurc Bradk} R.ilph sobhcd u11
rnntrollabl> Tucsda' "h1le 1cst1h ill~
1h:11 his 18-year-old 'llepson "a .. 'h111
.ind I.died when lhl· \OUth 1m·tl '''
prnl'nt Ralph from comm 1111n~·
<,UICU)C
Thl· 5~·ycar·old Orange ( 11a'1
man accused of ti,....1-dcgrc1: murder
1n 1ht· .\ug. I. 148~ shooting death nl
"" ,a·pson, tool.. the "'nness 'tand ill h" n"n defcn..e and cla1ml·d h1
an·1dt·ntall) shot Brodie' "'-n)C "hill'
'truggling for a gun.
I lol-'-ever. Dcput} 01\tnt•t \t·
tornc) Rick "'-'"8 contendi. Ralph
1n1cn11onall)' k1lkd his stepM>n out 1•t
re,engt• and in a m1sgu1ded :memr1
to rclonc1k has foiled marriage h~
tn an~ 10 mal..1• his former wife tum 10
him tor t•mouonal suppon.
Ralph '>!lid he and has stepson were
dn' mg along Bon1ui Can}OJl Road in
Ir' 1n1• thl·da} ofthec;hoo11ngdiscuss-
1ng th~· dctcnori)ting relationship
tx·t" Cl'n hl' and his former wife. Carol
R.1lph ol Hunt10gton Beach.
.\lthough Ralph stud he b.td
h.1rtwm•d hopes of reconc11ing,. tus
hlfmcr "lie had obtained a • upcrior
1 1iun re,1raming order a day earlier
b.trrtng h1m from VISllJ n& her 0t their
1h1ee chilJrt'n at her home.
"I couldn't believe she would put
nw 1n 1a1l for tr}1 ng to <;cc her." Ralph.
"hll acl..no" ledgcd assaultin&h1s w1fr
(Pleaee Me ST&PDAD/A2)
-Foamy stuff
off coast
'harmless'
8 y LISA MAUONEY
Ot ""' .,... ..........
"' ~omC" fuam~ mat~rial ~ttl'd o"cr He'~ bltler He th1nJ..\ the I lunt· the ~<'tt..cnd float1na on~hore from
111aton Beach Police Ckpartment was 4 rc~cnt &, to n ( lcmenlc a~
o\cr1calous and the dl\tnct at tome pc3r\ tn h.:1'-t lx'cn a harmlc~s natural
"-'U t()() puhhc1t\ minded. He th1nJ..~ phcnomcnon. a '>fl\)kc man for the
the 1udgc go1 caught 1n the middle. < range < ount) Ht"alth C 3rc 4'scnc-y
and Lruiub.c pre'\ ran airmk with the \.'\IU Tt~
,tol). { n tn\.C1>t11m11on ol th<' soap bub-"fflhc~ \\t'n' rcnlh 1u1h~ "'h) did n lc·l1t..r m~ttn I tum~ up no
1he' onh • t 40 da)s'l \\ h) not tht' ~"J ·nl·crnf an 011 ot S<.'wagt p11l. Bob
ma\lmum " Mk\ fhc tathcr "'ho \lrmman d1rellor of cn"1ronmcn·
(Pl•M Me T&EPfs• / A2) (Pleue ... POAM/ A2)
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oast communities ~eap
ewards of' 84 Olympics
LOS ANGELES (AP)-Tbe fl rst
--landed by tbc aurpl~ from • ar'1 Olympic Gamts will mean Sl million ror 368 youth 6dliua in 17 Southern C',,ali fomia
llCililLindudina 1evcraJ Orange Coast ~-.llM,ailia.. 1L was anoounccd
ts.Ammtr Oames '85" pro.-
was unveiled at a press con-nce at the Westwood head-uanen of the Los Ange les Olympic
m1-. .. u·· ···na Commiuee.
S2 million will to ao toward
openina or expandin.a the hours of · '!!& facilitietJn the_ ~rn
IDUllJUn where tile O.mes took place
lut summer, it was announced.
.. This is our way of repaying thoSt'
mmunitics for their participation ...
said LAOOC Chairman Paul ZifTren.
Tbe pro&ram, he said. "is the best
posaible way to continue the legacies
of the 1984 Games in our commun1 -
•ty."
The proaram is funded throu&h the Los Anaeles O~nizing Committee's
Amateur Athleti c Foundation. which
was set up in 1982 to administer some
.. oft be surplus from the Games.
Last fall, the foundation rett1vcd
SSO million. Zilfren said, addina &hat
the $2 million will be taken out of the
approximately $4 million in interest
that the $50 million has acneratcd
thus far.
Dan Cruz. the LAOOC coorch·
nator of youth program~. said &he
program will provide I 00,000 ad·
dition1tl hours of open playground
time for more &han a million youths.
"h will also provide SOO to 600 JObs
this summer. mostly for high school
students." Cruz said.
Besides Los Angeles. the c1ties
In volve a~ Anafielm. Arcadia.
Bu rbank. Cemtos. Chino. El l'oro,
Glendale. Irvine, Laguna Hills. L~g
Beach, Mission Viejo, Monterey
Park. Ojai. Pasadena, Pico Rivera
and Santa Monica.
Fonner LAOOC President Pe&er
Ueberroth. now the Commissioner of
baseball , sent a message from Tokyo
congratulating the foundation board
for moving quickly to implement the
program.
"The Summer Game ' 5 concept
bri ngs toaether many of the elements
which made the 1984 Olympic p m"
work well -the blend ina of cm tina
facilities and programs to involve
young people in Olympic-related
spon programs." Uebcrroth said.
"1'he opPonunity 10 ao a neiah·
borhood center or a school to learn or
improve sport skills this summer
will certainly improve the quality of
youth activities in outhern Cnli-
fomia."
ZifTren credi ted David Wolper.
who prc5ented the Opening and
C'losirig Ceremonies at the Olympics
and is &!\ LAOO_~d.,~
with the idea for the proaram.
Wolper said the proaram wi ll
culm1na~ in August with a ummer
Games '85 competition following
eight regional tournaments. Coed
voile) batl, ha lf-court three-on-three
basketball. track and field. sports
skills (kicking and throwing) and a
sport that has not yet been named will
be the-areas· of "Olympic-related"
competition. -
Wolper also said there will be
compe111ion during the two-day
weekend event for the handicapped.
BADHAM SUIT NIXED ... FAIR ...
From Al
the Democrats' fa vor. and Indiana
, Republicans appealed the decision to
the Supreme C'oun .
, Even though 1t may hun fellow
• pany me mbers in Indiana. California
. i nd national GOP officials support
the federal District Court ruling.
The Indiana case 1s expected to be
heard by the Supreme Coun later this
spring.
Badham sa id the dec1s1on could
have a far-reaching effect in C'ali·
fornia beca use the cons11tu11onalll)
of political ger~mandenng "'Ill Ii·
na il} bc decided.
The upreme Court has ruled that
election districts must incl ude the
equal numbers of ' oters. It also has
ruled that district lines cannot be
drawn 10 d1sc rim1nate against min·
ori ty voting groups.
But the court has yet to de term inc 1 f
drawing district li nes that gi'e unfair
advantage to one pa rt}' 1s cons11tu·
11onal.
From Al
asked the board 10 order another
environmental report focusing on the
additional rooms.
Lloyd said copies of the hearing
transcripts are being studied by
co mmjnce membe.rs_ as well as ...by
con ultants Economic Research As-
sociates of Los Angeles and architcc·
tural firm POD of Santa Ana. A copy
1s also being reviewed by a representa-
ti ve from the state Attorney General's
office.
"We are jUSI trying 10 make sure
that we don't act too quickly." Lloyd
said.
WATER POLLUTION BAN SOUGHT ...
From Al
with polluters of our water · and
would lessen the county's de·
pcndence on state and re~ional agen·
cies to protect the co unty s interests.
Supervisor Roger Stanton agreed
with the proposal. pointing out that
the count) wa not told that the
Stringfellow disposal plan was .. being
concocted to bring 10.7 contaminants
through Oran$e Count)."
Stanton said a count) measure
would force "obscure agencies" to
make more· complete d1sclo!>ure!I of
11s plans.
"We must toughen our ordi-
nances." Supervisor Bruce Nestandl"
added. Nestande asked that the
measure be drafted to include all
contaminants that might find their
"'a} into the count) 's underground
fresh""atcr supplie~
Ho'"~' er. Count' ( ounsel .\dnan
Kuyper expressed doubt wh~tbeclhe
count)' would have jurisdiction to
administer the proposed ordinance.
He sa id its application to county
sanitation districts is in doubt.
Supervtsors directed Kuyper to
review the legali ty of such a measure
and. if possible. write an ord inance
for their con,ideration "'nhin six
weeks.
FOAM OFF COAST SAID HARMLESS ...
• FromAl
tal health. said.
And. altho ugh health workers
couldn't get close enough to the
substance to test 11. 1nd1ca11ons arc the
tlufTy foam "'as little more than earl~
bloomi ng dino nagl"llatcs. he said.
Di no flagellates arc frce-tloa 11 ng
plan ts that bloom during warm
weather. The culpri ts are probabl) the
green version of a s1m1lar plan t that
accounts for the )Carly reports of red
tides. Merry man said.
The same temperate weather that
lured thousands of people to area
beaches probabl)' caused the bloom-
ing efTeet. he said.
"We feel the warm weather we had
stimulated th is gro\\th." he said.
People rcpon ing the phenomenon
to the health agcnc} e\prcssed con·
cern that th e foam wa' actuall} soap
bubbles from an oil tan~er v.ashdown
or a scv.agc hne break. hut neither
appears 10 be the ca'><.' MelT) man
said.
anotha reason ht'a lth offi cials pu t
forwa rd the d1 notlagella1e theo~ 011
or se .... age spills would not hnl' the
coaM fo r such a long wa). Merl) man
said
He speculated that the foa ming
ac11on ma } have been caused b}
hca'~ tide'> damaging the ne"'I}
blooming plan ts.
Red blooming versions of the
plants cause the equall) harmless
··red tides" in which parts oft he ocean
take on a scarlet tinge in warm
weather. Merl") man said.
"It's just one of those quirks of
nature:· he said
TEENS' SENTENCE ...
From Al
behe-..es the )Ouths \hould ha'e been
c;pared an} 1a1I time.
··1 thin k th is isa ca.,e where the k1d\
got caught up in poli11cs." Thomas
'laid "The} "'ere: eas~ ..capcgoats "
But Judge Lou1!i Cardenas. "'ho
sentenced the pair. said most pcupk
think he went too light on Thomas
and< ·ra ft
"It tht'i ""as a populant} rnntest.
those ho}\ ""uuld be in pmon."
Cardena., \aid. • • • The Ii' e'> of Jeff Thoma-, and
Before the night wa!> over. both
Thomas and Craft had been arrested
on suspicion of murder. Police said it
appeared the teens were invoh ed in a
speed contest wh en their cars
rammed the Datsun .
Dl·put} District Attorney Brent
Romnc~ later filed second-degree
murder charges. T he occasion
marked the first time 1n Orange
( ount) that a murder charge· had
becn lilcd in a fatal car accident that
did not in volve alcohol.
Rain will last threagh t:0aigR
Rain fell atetdlfy 1erou Southtm Callfor"'8 today and •
tr111tter1 wet• werned Of atrong, guaty wtftdt In the mountain•
enCI dtttrtl .. • atorm born In the Gulf of AIMlta m•Ched down the Pacific COQt.
The chanc:. of continuing rain In Loe Ange6M llnd the vali.yt
waa put at 80 percent tonfght llnd 30 percent for Thuflday.
Travel«a acMaorlM lteued fOf the mountelnt and detefll
warMd of 40 mph wlnda and areaa of btowtno 11nd and dull In
Iha detet11 through Thursday. A amall craft advlaory wat luued
Mtly today for the.outw ooaatal wat«• from Point Conc.ptlon to
Sen Cle"*1t• llland.
Along the Orange Coaat It wltl ~ moatly doudy tonight wllh
ahoweta likely. Par11y cloudy Thuraday with a alight chance of
attowers In the mOfnlng. Breezy and continued COOi. Hight In the
upper 501 to low eoa 'and Iowa moatly In the 401 10 low 501.
Tempa 18 M
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78 82 !>I 43 SI U 17 58
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.. 61 eo S3 64 ••
75 83 .. 74
4S 38
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71 41
70 M 51 ,,
Calif. Temps Cai.Un• 81 48 l0tt9 8..ch 14 63
MOlllOYll 18 51
Fountain Valley
cableT-ll..vJe wers
get service back
Mons.,.,. 61 •2
Ml Wtlaon 52 29 ~8Hch ., 151
Onl"'10 82 50 Pe!M Spt11\0t '5 •8
PaMOen• 94 45
Reel eiun 45 39
SM e.m.totno 84 49
Sen Oebftel IS ...
SM.SOW SI 38 Senti AN t6 50
Senta C111r 54 41
Tahoe Yttt.y 33 11
YOHITlll• Vly 55 21
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Cable television service was rt·
store<t Tuesday afternoon to abou&
100 Fountain Valley subscriber1 who
lost their television reception about
two hours before the start of the S7t~
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A.cademy Awards. one of television's
most popu lar broadcasts.
The 24-hour di sruption was caused
when a pri vate contractor cut an
underground television cable.
DOCTOR CAPTURED IN HOLDUP TRY .•• ·
From Al
one of two private hospilals tor
"psychiatric-type treatment ...
Bostrom said Jablon was to be
placed in either Capistrano By The
Sea. a pri vate hospital in Dana Point,
or South Coast Medical Center in
South Laguna.
Jablon must remain in one 'ofthe
hospital faci lities until doc&ors notify
the coun that his condition '"has
improved." Bostrom said the nature
of treatment isa private matter.
A famil y mem~r t,1>day declined to
comment on the c1tcumstances1 f
Jablon's arrest. A receptionist t
Jablon's Corona del Mar offices
referred all inquires to the physician's
attorney.
According to police records. Jablon
was carryins more than'S 165 in cash.
a prescription pad and six major
credit cards when he was searched
during the police booking process.
Jablon's 1984 four-door Subaru
was found parked near the savings
and loan. Little said.
A female joUer reportedly alcned
employcesofthesavingsand loan toa
suspicious man wearing the skeleton
mask. Police said. Employees re·
sponded b) locking all doors and
calling police.
At least two other people reported-
ly saw the short. gray-haired man
wearing the mask and carryi ng the
bank deposi t bag. One woman said
the man pulled ofT the mask after he
noticed that she was staring at him.
"He nev<.) got inside the bank."
Li ttle said.
~ nat i'e of New York Cit). Jablon.
who is divorced. li ves 1n South
Laguna. He has been licensed to
practice medicine in Califo rnia since
1955. according to the state Medical
Qualit} Assurance Board.
STEPDAD SAYS SHOOTING' ACCIDENT' ...
From Al
on several occasio ns. recalled tell ing
Kaye. He described himself as bei ng
"agitated" as the two discussed the
situat ion '
Fina ll). Ralph said he pulled a
pistol from a small ba' he wa~
carryin~ and declared. "It s the end
for me.·
He said Kaye. a muscular wrestler
who would have been a senior at
Newport Harbor High School this
year. quickly pulled his car over 10 the
roadside.
"I ~a nted 10 COO\ ince him I was
going t~ommit su1nde) ... I felt hke I
had come 10 the end of the hne.''
Ralph told the jury.
"I staggered out of the car.'' Ralph
said. "He said. 'Dad. no.' I think
Bradlc} wa s nght there and he
reached for the gun. I Jerked 1t back
and it we nt off and Bradley fell. .. I
shook him by the shoulder and he
didn't move. 1 tried to turn him over
and his chest was all bloody. His
pulse. 11 was nothing. So I j ust stood
there."
A few minutes after the shooting.
Ralph said he panicked. thinking he
didn't want his ex-wife and their two
other children 10 find out what had
happened.
Ralp h testified he covered Kaye's
body with plastic, placed it inside the
car and drove to a nearby super·
market parking lot where he aban-
doned both the car and the body and
called a taxicab.
Thinking he would catch a plane: to
San Francisco. Ralph headed for
John Wayne Airport. But upon
arrivin$. Ralph said he j ust couldn't
leave his stepson to be found in a car
that way.
Ralph said he returned to the
park ing lot after deciding against
turning himself 1n to police who
already had been summoned by
witnesses to the the Bonita C'a nyon
Road shooting site.
He said he buried Kaye's bod} in a
sandy drainage ditch in Irvine using a
cigar-box top he found in &he car to
dig the grave. Later. he said he threw
the shirt he wa\ wearing and the gun
into the ocean ofT Newport Pier.
.\fter his arrest that l'vcning. Ralph
said he hed 10 police because "I didn't
"'ant people 10 know the truth. I
didn't want Carol lo know what
happened . How do yo u tell Dominic
{his }ounger son) th at I killed his
brother>··
Ka~e·s bod} was d1Sl'o,ered Aue. 6
b) workers at the construction site.
His car wa~ found parkcd in a long-
term parking lot at John Wayne
.\irport a ""eek later.
Ralph. who has remained 1n
custody in the Orange County Jail
since his ilrrc'>I. faces a 27-ycar-to-life
prison sentence 1f convicted of first·
degree murder. Ho""ever. the jUJY
could find hi m guilty of a lesser
charge. such as second-degree murder
or manslaugh ter.
His tnal. now in its third week 1n
Judge Ronald Owen's counroom in
Santa .\na. 1s expected to conclude
this week .
"There wa!i no oil or ~reast· or
an)thi ng like that." he '>aid. Thl·re
were no storms over the balm>
weekend that might calT) o il and soap
residue 1n from one of the tank<.>rs
anchored I 0 milec, offshore and no ne
of the Orange County '>an1ta11on
districts reported problems"' 1th th eir
pi pes that dump "ac,tc into th e otcan.
MelT) man said
Rand} (raft. high 'ir hool studcnt'i
"'Ith a common interc\t in l'3r'>. "'ere
l hanged rad1call} om· afternoon on
thl' "'a} home from \t·hool earl} 1n
Deccmbcr of 1983
"I recall reading the paper the
morning after the accident.'' said
Cardenas. who had no idea at the time
he'd later pass j udgment on the teen -ager§. ··1 was ho~ified. I thought. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Had there hcen a c,ewage c,p1ll. he
!laid. the residue would appear gra).
not clear li ke the material sighted
over the v.eekend.
One person reported SCl'ing abo ut
two du1en dead Ganbald1 li'i h in the
v1c1n1t} of some of the loam. Mer·
ryman said ln,es11gatorc, accountcd
for six dead fish . but "'erl' unabk to
determine wh\ the> died. he said.
"We're not !lure the\ 're relatl'd."
Merl) man ~1d
Beca use the foam was sighted along
a several-mile 'itrctch of ocean 1s
Jµst Call ..
642-6086
Thomae, and (raft "'l're dn\ mg
1he1r o"'n l'ars. a Che' rolet ( amaro
and Che' rolet No-..a. side h\ side on
.\dam' .\-..l·nuc "'hen thq ·.,truck a
small Dat\un dri,en b} Mr\ Chang.
v.ho \\a'> making a lcfl turn onto
Ne .... la nd 'itrl'el.
I hl' impact from the t"'o u 1r<1
pu!>hcd ( lwng's car more than thl'
length hf a foo tball lield and 1cn her
car gro te\4uel} 1w1~1cd Huntington
Beach pohle said 11 "'"" one of the
wor'it accidents the\ 'd c' er -.crn.
<'hang d1i:d almoiit 1111mcd1atcl}
Thoma' 'ufTerrd a brokl·n leg in the
accident He: "'as takl·n to Pacifi ca Ho~p11a l 111 Hunungt on Beach where
docton con,1dcred amputation.
'look at what these punks ha ve
done · ..
Rut a 'ear later when the case
landed 1n· his courtroom. Cardenas
\a1d he came to realize that the case
"'as not near!\· as "Oambovant .. as
nc"''i aclounts made 1t sound.
.. I had di fficult ~ bche"ing It was th<.>
'llml' <:a'ie I'd read about." he said.
< ardl'nas tossed out the second·
tlcgrec murder charge. citing an
appl'llatc m un dec1s1on which said
that murder charges could onl) be
fik tl 1r alcohol or drugs were in-
' ulH·d
.\lier the tecn5 pleaded no contest
to charges of veh1<.'ular manslaughter.
the judge put a maximum fi vc-
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Gem
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BERYL
and it• many colon
The beryl la a fascinating hard mineral
which occur• mo1t frequently In hard
granite rocks. Varlou1 other mineral
agents give It a variety of cotor1. The
moat famous-and mott prec1ou1-l1
the green emerald, Which oet• lt1 color
from chromium. For centurlM, tclen-
tlats were unsure Ju1t how beryl •nd
other gemetona got theft color. In
1798:'Tt w11 discovered that chromium
was found In emerald b4wyt and that It
lmp•rted the beautlful green hue.
Since then. we've IMtnecf that other
etement1 cause berytt to be light blue,
yellow. •qu•marlne, or .ven 1 purplllh
red. The latter cok>r wu found In
berylt mlMd In Utah't W8h W8h
Mountain•. Pale-colored beryl found
nMr GOlhen, MUNChuMttl w•
named gothenlte. It wu determined
that alkall d~t• gave goehenlte 111
color. But the moet valued beryt1 are
the emerald• and other color• th•t come from South Amer~. Thltre, the
bMvter depollTI of chromlJm •nd
other element• do thefr motl beautiful
work. BtuH alto producee tome pfnk
and orange bef'Yt•. TheM beautiful ec-
ctdent1 of nature are emong the
world'• prettl•I at~net.
From the people making cryst al a legend.
SWAROVSKt
Celebrate Easter with a dehghtful bunny. chick or
duck from our collection of mini animals by Swerovsk1
Crafted of 3~ full lead Austnan crystal. they'll
please young and old ahk"e EXclus1vefy yours from the
Swerovsk1 • Silver Crvsta1 ·• Collection
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l'EENS' SENTENCE •••
ColleP.e IDforniation =: on t~ possible K'n&cncc thC) could receive
da tvtft &houth they cou&d hive faced up lo thttt yun 1n a Y• ated in 1~~e )OUth IUthonty facility . .a-.Y.&U A d1$p011t1on htanna. whit'h took the form oh tnal.
An. 1nforf!l11t1on d41~ about California colleges and unive~1t1es ~·II be held fhul'Miay at ddlrback Colleac North 1n Irvine.
. T~e 'nnual c~ent, scheduled from 10 a.m. to I p.m ..
will ofler ~nformah~n on rCJi tration. financial aid. loans. sch~larsh1ps. hous1~ transfer information, expenses.
ml)ors and othCT details about more than 40 colleges. h is ~ pu~l1c service of the tudcnt Development and Student Services depanmcn1s.
The lrvinr campu is located at the corner of Jeffrey
Road and Irvine Center Drive. Coll the Student
pcvelopi:ncn1 onioc at SS9·9300. ext. 221 . fo r additional 1nformot1on. '
was cl~ to the public at the ttquttt of C:ran·s family.
Follow1n1 fhre Clay of testimony. Cardenas halted the
proccedinas and handtd down the sentenC'e -60 da>s 1n
Jlil.
He said 11 was a fair 1tntence. a "middle around" or sons. ··Som~onc has to act their attention." Cardenas said
of the teen-a1ers. '
Robert Thomas th1nks otherwise.
"These boys will live the rest of their livt.-s with the
rcalitation that they arc at least partially responsible for
omeone dyi na. They're marked forever. The trauma has caused them problems in school. bad dreams. threats and
a nightmare that's lasted more than a year. V State IJealtlJ alde In· Jleu "Christ. isn't that enough punishment?" said
Thomas. who acknowledged that people who have
foltowcd the cue In the press probably~with
a re ounding "no."
--
t"hllrles Hosfeuer, an o 1c1a with the state hcahh and
human services department. will be the keynote speaker at
a public health forum Thursday in the Costa Mesa Cit>
Cound l chambers. ·
The 7 p.m. forum 1s sponsored by the Orange County
Heahh Plannin& Council.
Also scheduled to speak arc Rex Ehling, county health
officer. Terry Belmont. president of Manin Luther ~ospttal Medical Center. and Bea Hetrick. executive
director of the Laguna Beach Free Clinic.
Am Center future viewed
The Oranie County Performing Ans Center will be
spotlighted at ihe Fuuntain Valley Mayors· Area kfast
Thursday at 7:45 a.m. at Fountnin Valley Community
Hospital, 17100 Euclid Ave.
Arts Center representative Linda Fraic will show a
slide presentation on the future pion~ for the center and a
~status report on current events 1n lht: city will be offered.
Call 963-8321 for reservations.
Speech contest set In Newport
The Founder's Distm·t Toastmasters Speech Contest
for area G-2 will be held Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the
Glendale Federal building. 100 Newport Center Drive,
Newport Beach.
Speech categories will include cxtcmp-oraneous
spczking. sen ous prepared speeches and evaluations.
Tickets arc SS and the event 1s open to the public. C'all
642-0675 for advance tickets.
Q
Improvement forum planned
The Contractors lalC LJ.ccnsc Board will host a
consumer education forum Thursday in the Westminster
Senior Center. 8200 Westminster Ave.. Westminster.
from I 0 10 11 :30 a.m.
The forum will touch on California's home improve-
ment law as 11 relates to consumers who contract for home
renovations. A ~cond forum will be held Friday from 10
a.m. to noon at the Garden Grove Senior Center. 11300
Stanford Ave .. Garden Grove.
Wor.tshop on health at OCC
A two-hour workshop 10 provide specific tools for
achieving optimum health will be presented Thursday
from 7 to 10 p.m. in the Faculty House at Orange Coast
College 1n Costa Mesa.
Dr. Tern Rodriguel. a teacher and counselor. will
conduct the session. Admission is SI 0 and details arc
available at 432-5880.
Stop-smo.tlng clinic •lated
an.. Clemente General Hospital will sponsore a
Freedom From molongchn1c. beginning Thursda) in the
hospital's classroom.
Sessions will be held each Tuesday and Thursda)
evening from 7 to 9 p.m. for four weeks, ending April 23.
The clinic 1s co-sponsored by the Amcncan Lung
Association and costsS35. Call Lon Drew at the hospital.
496-1122. ex t. 448. for fun her information.
Marriage seminar at college
A workshop for people contemplating matnmon>.
cntitkd ''The Decision to Marr).'' will be held Thursda)
from 9 to 10 p.m. in the Science Lecture Hall on the
Orange Coast College campus in Costa Mesa.
Mam age counselor Dr. Cecile Dillon will conduct the
seminar. which provides a framework for examining
values. expectationi. rind fc1.'11ng related to a <.'ontemplatcd
marriage. The fee is SI 0 and further 1nforma11on is
available at 432-5880.
Tall slJlp •et for sailing
The Revenue Cutter Californian. the state's offici al
tall ship. will be available for day sailing out or Newport
Harbor Sunday. The ship will sail from the Newport
Landing dock from noon 10 4 p.m.
For information and rescrva11onsaboard this historic
sailing vessel. please call the Nautical Heritage Soc1et} at
661-1001. The cost is $35 per person and $50 per couple.
CALENDAR
-k
Wednesday, March 27
No meetings scheduled
PoucE Loe
Thomas is suing the Huntington Beach police for
malicious prosecution. He contends the police jumped the
gun by arrc ting his son and Cran on suspicion of murder
and said the prosecutor never did produce a witness who
tcst1fi<'d the youths were racina. •
Further. he charged that the Distract Auorn<'y's Office
suppre scd evidence that a fourth car was involved in the
accident. Thomas claimed the driver of the fourth car left
the scene of the accident before ~lice arrived.
Deputy District Attorney Michael Maguire. who took
over the case before the hearing. said he doesn't think a
fourth car was involved in the accident.
But Cardenas said there was evidence of a fourth car.
and that 1t played a factor in his decision.
"But I don t think it would have changed anything.
The) (the youths) still would have been neghgeni."
Cardenas said. "It was just a loose end . I think the defense
was sort of grasping at straws."
Maguire said he docs not feel comfortable talking
about the case because the proceedings were closed and
c;1ill is shrouded in a blizzard of lawsuits filed by nearly
everyone involved in the accident.
But Maguire disputed the alle~tion that police
"Jumped the gun" or that his office tried to capitahie on
the publicity surrounding the accident.
"This (filing murder char1es afiinst a motorist) 1s an
emerging area." Maguire said. "We re constantly trying lo
find out where the lines arc drawn between gross neglect
and wanton disregard.
"It's really easy when it involves someone with a
gun." said the prosecutor. "But when someone gets behind
the wheel of a car. questions anse. It's much more
SUbJCCUve."
Maguire said he believes there was sufficient evidence
that JcfTThomas and Cran were racing at the time of the
accident. an allegation that was the cornerstone to the
murder charges.
Cardenas. however. said he recalls no hard evidence
supporting the claim that the youths were racing or that
their cars were being driven at speeds of80 mph or greater.·
·'/was horrified. I
thought. 'look at what
these punks have
done.'··
Judge Louis Cardenas
hev<'s the police were overzealous .
"f think it
came out that
they were going
10 to 12 mph over
the speed limit,''
said Cardenas.
"These wild ac-
cusations of 80 to
90 mph didn't
pan out."
Further. the
Judge 11a1d he he-
.. For whatever reason. Huntington &ach did become
...-mouonall) in volved ...... Cardenas ~1d. "It's hke the\ ~1d. 'Let's g<'t a murder conv1ct1on on these gu)s.'.. ·
JcfTC'ope. a Hu ntington Beach traffic sergeant. said a!>
much as he m1gh1 like to cwress his feehngson 1he case. he
can't because of the la"su11 Thomas has filed against
police.
Craft and his fam11\ declined an 1nv11a11on 10 talk
about the case or the trial. Craft has been given until thr
end of lhe school )Car to begin sen.·ing his !>Cntencc
Members of the Chan~ family have not said "hether
1he) feels tht• 'iCntence was fair. But 1n a SI million la'A-sui1
filed against JefT Thomas and Craft last ~ear. the family
'>aid the accident had been traumatic for the fam1I} and
had rnntnbutcd to the death of Gloria Chang's 84-~ear-old
father.
W ) hi.' .\1kcn. the auornel representing the Changs.
.,aid the famil> seulcd for >200.000 from lhe tcl·n·s
insurance ca rri ers.
Thomas said the original murder charges and the
constant news articles on the accident had a devastating
l'ffcct on his son. who entered a juvenile faciht} last week
and "'ill be on probation for three years after completing
his Jail Sl.'ntcnce.
He -;aid h1~ \On went through s1\ months oftherap~.
suffered nightmares. rcccl\ cd threatening phone call\. was
shunned b} cla1,-;mates and ult1matcl} dropped out of
school.
"He e'en flunked 11u10 c;hop. Nohod~ flunk~ auto
shop." said the father.
( nrdenas said he has difficult) understanding
Thomas' cnt1c1sm of the sentence he imposed.
"Mr. Thomas 1sexacth 1hc '\Ort "-ho'd write to tell ml'
I was too lenient on some 0'1her case." said the Judge. "but
when it's his kid. 11"·· a different s1or~. I guess I can
understand that.
"I )U'll wish." he adde~that he rnuld read some of
lhl' mail I've tx·en gelling aooul his kid.'"
County uses special fund
to payjail crowding fine
By JEFF ADLER °' ... ~ ........
The Orange Count) Board of
Supervisors \10ted unanimously
todar to Kt aside SS0.000 in count)
t'Ont1naenry funds to pa) a federa l
court fine le' icd last "eek because of
overcrowded cond111on in the Or-
anae County Jcul.
The amount of the fine will be used
to Pl1 the salary of a special mon11or.
1ppo1ntcd Monday b}" U.S. District
Coun Judae Wilham Gray.
Former federal pn on.wal'Mn l.lw
renrc Orossman, now a consultant on
prison affiars. was named by the
JUdac to oversee the county's proarcss
1n rclicvin&Jail ovcrcrowdina.
In askina the board's OK to transfer
lntne
n lr"inc "'oman wa arn: ted
TucMlay (or 1ry1na 10 run her hu band
off the road. Librada . Mol~. 32.
was taken into cu tod> after her
hu'lband 11ke claimed he tried to
(Ot'C'C his \.Chicle ofT thl.' pavement
near 1bc mter\Cet\Qn of R>v.ood_and
Walnut folio"' in& an 011\imcnt at
1htir home. L1hnada ~folfc alltat.•dly
P'I Jed her hu band' cu then
-..ttvcd rn front of 1t cau 1na him to
dnvr into 'he ('urh Mike Molle wa
"ot hun 1n lh<: 1nl1Jcnt. v.h1"h a
pohet \f)(1\e,man said v.u no1 the nnL •••
funds for the fine to the ShcnfT
Department's budget. Board Chair-
man Thomas Riley commented that
the "only good thing about it" is that
the money will be used to pa> the
special master's s.:alary '
The county con11n1cncy fu nd rep-
resents money set aside by ~upcr
visors each year to pay for any
emergencies or legal jud1ments that
miaht arise. fn a related action Monday. super-
visors dCt'idcd apinst dcclarina a
state of emeracncr. to speed con truc-
tion of Ja il facilities.. intended-«>
eventually reduce the population in
the Santa Ana main jail.
County Counsel Adrian Kuyper
advised board members that a stile of
cmcracncy cannot be lcpll y declared
Santa .\na man suspccled of
scllina maruuana to Irvine h1ah
school tudcnt was arrc ted at his
home Tu~a> JM(: Luis Mcndou
MontcJano. 18. of We<1t Pinc Street
olle,NI old a \mall t>aa•e of
mar1Juana fo an undtrco"er pol1et
officer that momin&. Pohtt rtturnfd
r:11cr v.ith Cl \4.'art'h v.amnt 11nd two\c
down the door. a police poknman
\aid. 0 1C'Crs found le • 1h'an 1v.o
ounrrs f marijuana 'ICJl't'ltW 1n10
about IO a1''· the \poltt•nvan ,.,d
M ntcJan v. .. s hooked atl Oranat C uunty Jtul
• • • I '<>mcon,• mano, :J to 11d up 1
to speed up the construction of new
Jail fac1ht1cs or <'Xpand <'x1st1ng
fac1ht1t'S.
He stud an emerg<'nC) could be
dl-clared to repair count) fac1h11c .
but onl) 1n response to unant1c1patt<d
events. hke an earthquake or a fire
Gray fc, ied the $50.000 las• "-eek
aOcr finding the count) failed IC'
compl) with his I 978 direct•'<' order-
ina that all jail inmates tx· ~upphcd
With bed .
With jail populations now t\veraa·
ina 2.000 inmates per ni&bt. fT!&ny
as SOO inmate have been forttd to
sleep on mats on 1a1I floors at umes.
The JtUl.dcs1ancd to hold 1.19 1 pris-
oners. can provide bunk1: for up to
l.SOO inmates
crane 1rn1ler and n:mo"c fi,c of 11
tire at a con truc11on 'lite oH'r the
v.«kcnd. The urc "'ere 'Jlucd at
Sl.000 • • • Maanoha Street rc\ldcnt 10~1
about S 180 1n fror.cn food when a
hunl')' thief entered her open gar.i c
Thunde)' ~ rcmo\ cd some +te-""°
from her frtt1cr. pohrc ~1d. B_...,...._ell
TuPPffWltt bo' t'Onll1n1n1 a ~ nrd11att. bnlecltt anJ ""'' \lll.Wd 11 SI.'°° rtll ofTa \t:h1dc and
ditapptaftd "' the Jrta of M f 1Jden
AH1,ut and Ookkn \\c t ~tl\'ct. the
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R4)bert Thomae thlnu Illa eon wu o-nnealoaaly proeecatecl for fatal aci cl••t.
Schools must consider-city:
non-profit for facility use
Attorney says city recreation program fees
cannot be more than non-profit_groups' fees
By LISA MAHONEY
Ot ... Oelly ..........
Tht• Lliguna Beach School Board
ma) not treat th<' Cit} as a for-profit
enllt) when 11 sets fees for the use of
school fac1h11cs. the school dlstricl"s
legal counsel has ruled
C'll) recrea11on programs cannot be
included 1n the highest fee categor;
but must be grouped w11h agencies
hke the Bo) · outs. Girl Scouts and
any non-profit adult organizations
that meet at the schools. James Aynes
ha told board members.
The dis1rn·1 may set two fee
sc hedules -one for non-profit adult
groups and a higher onl.' for money-
making organmnions - but city
programs must fa ll into the lesser
categof'}. Aynes said in interprcung a
recent state la".
could charge the Cit} for 1ts sports
programs.
The poss1b1ht) that the Cit) might
have to pay to hold such Prc>JramS as
coed volleyball and nmnast1cs at the
schools sparked C it) Manager Ken
Frank to wnte 10 the board.
Contacted Mo nda). Fnrnk said he
wanted to be sure the school board
treated similar groups cqu1tabl). Tht
1de3 that the city m1gh1 have to pay 10
use the schools for )Outh program
while another or~n 1zation would not
didn't sit well w11h him. Frank said.
A new organ11at1on formed 10
provide extra-cumcular activities for
Laguna Beach area }Outh would not
be charged under the school board'"
policy evrn though It IS also fee·ba!>ed
and Frank said he felt that was unfair.
Laguna Enrichment and Resource
Network CLEARN ) 1s a non-profit
organization created af1er the school
district learned 11 could not operate
'iUCh program~ itself
Frank says the question bchutd
school board dehberat1ons 1
"whether LEA RN should h1n c
prefert'nce over the cit>:· The cit) 1s
willing to pa) u~r fees. Frank said.
but only 1f all similar groups do also.
"We would be comfortable w11h a
'i1tua11on "'here all )OUth groups art'
treated equally," he said.
upenntendent Billy Barnes said
thr hool board no~ ~that Cll\
\Outh programs should not have to
pa) fees. but 1f the Cit) 1s cons1den.'d
for-profi1. its adult ofl'enng.'i "ould
fall into a higher foe categof') reaping
morr needed income for the school
distncL
After .\' ncs told the board that. for
purposes ·or its policy. the city is a
non-profit group. board mem~r
r harlcne RagatL asked for a ctari-
fica11on.
The school d1stnct has rcce1\'ed a
letter from A)nes outlining why the rn:r should not be charged fees under
the ht&hcr for-profit category. Barnes
s~ud. The mformat1on will be pres-
en1ed to the board Apnl 11 ~hen the
pollq ·~ ~hedull·d form fourth first
reading. he ~1d
For months now. lhl.' )ChOOI board
ha!. been re vising a fac1h11cs-usc
pohr~ to ml.'el both the requirements
of the !>late la" as well as the school
district's need for funds to maintain
c lassrooms. g)mnas1ums .
auditoriums and athlc11c fields which
arc he:I\ ii) used after classes b} local
groups
Undl·r the I q~..i la". the d1s1nc1
ma) not chargl' user fl'l'S to an) non-
proli I group \\hose program!.
promote the education of )Oungslers
The pruh1b1t1on from charging
c,uch group a' Bo~ Slouts. ln.d1an
Maiden~ and c,l·hool parent-teacher
associations l'i not a problem for the
\Chool d1strK1. C l)de Lo\elad}. bu'>1-
nc) manager. \aid.
'Extra' classes set .
for Laguna youths
But the re'itm't1on did throw a
monkc~ wrench into d1Mnct plans to
tnlr .. ·asl' charge'! asc,e'i\Cd for Cll)-run
program,. he !laid.
I ncrl'U'i1ng use of !.<.:hool fac1li11cs
-particulnrl> the a1hlc11c fields -
ha' ll'f\ thl.'m in poor cond111on.
Lovclnd> \aid. and the district had
JUM decided 10 (:harge all users a
maintenanl·e fee "hen the new la"
went into e0cct
The -.chool board decided to 1n-
corporatl.' cleml.'nt'I of the law and the
planned ma1ntenann· ·charge' into
onl.' pohc}. Lo' elad) .. :ud
.\ re' 1e~ of ~hool board minutes
'ho"s that progl'S'> on thl.' pohq
\tailed "-hl·n '>Oml' board members
decided ttw lit} ''a~n't con1nbu11ng
l.'nough Of the 1nCOnll' II gCt'I from
rl.'ueat1on program\ m thl' 'lchool
d1'ltrict.
\)ne'i \\:t\ llN :1'kl•d 1n .\ugu't to
1'1sut an opinion ''hl·thl'r the d1'>tnct
O\\ n<.>r rqx>rted tu p.1hre. • • • Tl)levl' k1l'kl·d in thl' dog&1l' dn11r
1n 1hc MIO blOl~ot t 71h Stn,'l't and
stoic Jt"wclr) 'alucd ;u SHOO .rnJ .1
SIOO ca mera • • • \n informant \Gld \hl' \\(ll..t• llJ'l in
her n.!s1dcm•r in thl' 700 hllx l .11 P~·nn and found J mJn 1n thl'
~drom.1 he Intruder J'lUt a hand (I\ l'r
her face hut 'lhl· mnnageu w SHl'J1n
and he tled with her wal let • • • 1 hl• ow ncr of a tra\\'I ngen,' 1 n the
16000 block of Rol'ia ( h1l a 'aid hJnl
chcckc; \\Crc tal cn lrom a lill' cJh1nl't
nnd that h1 nnmr hn'I hccn IMgC'd on
aboui $11 .rn<l ·.~onh ol thl' lhel ~'
1 hlC\C '\tole a lOmpJ .. Jnd
mannc band radio 'alucJ JI ~I 000
from a ~t at the Sunc,ct \1.1u.1t1l
Parl near Edinger ..\\l'l1Ul' and
rnn1d11d
Poantaln Vall&)'
•\ llunt1naton 9cac:h bu1lde1 told
polit•c Tucsdt1\ 11 tool bo' "th 'ltokn
from the ~arbcd of h1 \ "'h11c 1 ~ \
\ht:' rolct pickup~ h1le he "a~ 1no;1d,·
:i ountrun :ille~ rc'taur;int on tht•
I bOOO hlud. of 'Dr0<.1lt.hu1 '' \tr\.~l
The lo~'"" c\t1m1ucd JI S400 • • • rr tden1 of the I 7 'oo hl,11. l ul
81.111onv.ood told rohn' hrr \l'llll"
1979 Pat un ~00 ' "a' c,mlen l he
lo a e um tcJ at S~.sno • • • 4. 19-\t:ar--old rc111dcnt uf the I~ 100
blodc of lkl'I R1H·r Cmle rc,x1ncd
lhat mcone \WI<' h" unlod.l'd r~'tt
I0.41pccd \ \h1 b1 ,de from th\'
front PQf\h of hi rc\1dcnc<' the lo''
" c\1tma1cd at SI SO • • • mronc pun,hcd a Joor lock to
huralamc a bla(l 19 4 \ollt.'"""lcn
Ral:lbu (i TI p.irlt.cd f nJa, ,1n the
<JOO hi xii. of ~allow the lo,~.
crnmat,-J a1 IP\ inclmkd \tcrw
Lliguna Enrichmcn1 and Rcsourl<.'
Net~ork 1s ofTenng its first da'l~c-.
this spring.
Formt'd to rcplaCl' C\tra-c urncular
program~ once offered b} the Laguna
Beach chool Distnl't. LEARN 1!>
opt;n 10 elemental) through ~cn wr
high school student' 1n the Laguna
Beach area.
Dm.~ctor Gene (1ra' lq said there
are more than 50 academic art and
athletic classes and cl1n1c!I 10 choo!IC
from including some 1n mathemallt\
and reading. French. drawing. girl-;
softball. research skills and prep-
aration for the holas11c Ach1e' l'·
ment T 1.''>l g" 1:n 1n high school
C"lassc<, are <,l'hcduled 1n the latl'
afternoon and c' l.'ning .. tudcnts ma'
also sign up for academic coaching lor
help "nh their homl.'~orl Coaching
start' at I .is pm
.\II d:i<.'l''> arc held at Laguna lkal h
sc hools
.\lthough mo'>t clasSt''> 'lart after
Easter. ~me rnurscs ha'l' alrcad'
begun. Then· '' al!>o a rrogram ol
act1v111t.'S dunng Ea'tcr "'l't'l
l'q111pmC'nt and lJIW' • • • \omeonc us<.>d .1 coathJng\'' 111
hr\'Jk into a hm\\ n I Q7~ < h\'\ r111l't
\ l'~a parled 1n J l.11 \.fond.I\ •lfl till'
Io_()() blcX"k ol llar bor R11uln .11d
f hl' car bdon~l'U tu an \n.1hl1111
rl'\llknt. Thl' ""' indudl'U ,1111·11
l'1.1u1pml.'nL "011h ~~no
C09ta Meaa
..\ tcle\ I ll)n \l't and Jn .llll 1\lll\
r• 101. v.orth 800 "~rl· rl·~1nld
'tokn from a hou<.C in thl' '0011 hh1\ I..
of R.ibb trcl·t '1onwt1nw "''"'•'l n 111
.1m and l ~.\O pm Tm·\<l.1' lhl'
hnmc had Ix-en ran"'ll l l'd .111d :i
'' indo" \\ac; hrol C'n • • • \n S 00 '1dCt)('J\'t'lll' ll'\ n11U r
~a~ reported ~tulcn fro J hom 1n
the 11 00 blod. of \ 1
,omet1mc ~l"t-cn t( 'I a m
Ill -' a.m rue~:.' • • • Jewell'). l'O'im.,tt«. c1othmg ;md
1d cphonc\, ci111matcd at S UO. "l'll'
rcpor1cd stolen Imm an npartmcnl .JI
lt<I Ocl Mar .\\c. 'lomcllml' tx•t\\\'\'I\
~ I J m JnJ 6: 0 p.m Mom.hi'
l ntn was modr h) l Ulling a "1nu1m
• • • T" o mrn ~cf\' urrc,1~·d T u~·"'·"
tor alle cdh ma turNt1n 1n tht· ~~troom o( depa1tmen1 1orc at
1uth < \l Plull Robert \11' a
ln1&uc1. I of nt3 \na onJ JC'm
Thoma \\-ookl'). 4 '7. llf l o' \n rk'
"ere boo~cd 1n10( 0\13 \it 1.m 1.ul
lor 10\l~t1ptmn of m1-.dcmc. nm
lcv.d 4.unJUct
Newport Beacb
'<>mcon(' t'ut nl lh<' lt1Jl lll a dou~k
hcadcJ p;\rlona m1:1cr near .. th
'M«tanJ l\('3\horc l>me Polle( ... uJ
th S:\fXl meter hl·;uJ ""'..,' to\~"tl 1n
\()me hu'\h • ., Thi.' dama. l' wn' l'\ll·
mati..•J t ~oo
Therl' ma~ m ll be OJ)l'ning~ in
inirodul t1on to piano "h1ch started
~tonda) \lnJ unique lr.ifa "h1ch
ix'gan toda} at Top o( the "orld
\lhool
nther' aln•ad\ undcNa) a~ pho-
tograrh' and dra"1ng for all at
r hur<,wn M1ddk ~chool. '\n acting
\\orl,hor 1\ 'lhcdull'd to start Thu~·
d :t\
Pr .. ·parat1on lor th<' .. erbal portion
of tlw \ •\ T began Monda} at tht
high \r hool .\n acting workshop and
lartoon 1llu'itrat1on are also undn
\\;]\
I l'l'' arl' l'hargcd tor all elasscs to
un er thc cost of teache~ and ~ur
rlu.·s
~tudl.'nts looking for ~mething tu
do during Easter' a~at1on can sign up
for c;"1mming. track and field
ha'lcball and 'olln ball A craft da<.<.
on designing l Jl ran1an Eastcr l~'
"111 also h<' offered
1:.nrollmcnt informauon 1' a'a•l-
ahlc h' calling ~Q7.6()J I
-L1!>B Mahonl''
I \\O \l'r.1m1\ l'kphants. purchased
111 \ ll'lnJm. "'l'fl' \tolen fro m the
patio ol ,1 rt•.,1dcnn· on the :!00 blod.
ol C •Urm·1 \' cnuc on Balbo:i Island
Th\· lo \\a' l'\llmall·d at S500 • • • \ <.tcreo \\Orth '75 ~as SlOlt'n
lrnm n l~X I \nl l,\\agen Rabbit
pJrl..cd at lla~hm Da~ hool in
< uninJ del l\far • • • \ rur<>e. a lallul.ttor and sornl
1~·rtunw "ere ,h,ll'll trom a 19 :>
fo,1Ha C chta p:irlro on the 1600
hloll ol Balboa Buulc,ard. The th1cr
.1rpar<.>ntl\ cut the' w p of thl' ar to
µ1n l'ntr"\
Lacuna Beach
P1llln· n·c,pondcd to n.'pon Tu~
da' c'en1ng ut an unkno~n
\uho;tann· lnming ..01u of a storm
drain at tjju~b1rd .• •Beach Th~
,uh\lanl'C'. ho"l'H'r. "as determined
Ill he harmle'' --• . . \ 111.111 1n ,1 1.11\c1 ~ar rtponl"dl)
'Ink thrl'l' "'·'Mll' of h<'tr from a
'rn\h < na,1 H1Rh"<') bus1nc Tut.,>-
d." .1ltl·rnoon \t ahout tl 20 a.m
Lht· 'rnw "a ' t"o men l~f\ the store
'"th .1 "' l'Ql l ,,f hccr ~1,hout
IXI' "'a • • • P1llll l arrt''ill'd ~tona Thctt-.a
\mam.. 'I on 'u'1"c1on ot dn\ 1n
un(kr thC' 1ntlucncc ot alcoool
\m:in1'> "a' <.toprcd c:irl' Tuew ~
• lonJ the '\<lO hl<X i.. nf "-H"' Plarc • • • I 11l'1ightcr. 1.•\t1ngu1 hcJ 1 minor
firl· tn ,1d1. .ln oran c ~ -part ~
\fonda) nch1ng on C1lcnncyrC'
\tm·t • • • f>\1hn· tn~lnd\"J to rt'l>O"' 1on
dJ~ n1 ht ol tv.o girl thru.,..,n
kmon,nt pa'i\10 \~h1 IC'\l)n )Prt'
Sm·~1 1 h ~ f' rl' w~rt on~ pmu tlllhl
,1ni,\"r' am"at
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Or.,.. CoMt DAILY PILOTIWectneed•y. Mwch 27. 1985
~~o~ Gas level Climinishes
~ ~~ ,~~<;,':~~~!~ ~i:K<d ~!!~n or a ~ du1 a ~ell 80 ft'Ct detp and prepal't'd bu y, 20-squarc-block shopping d11-
to li~t a flame to bum off methane tnct.
1ush1na from the eanh in a bu 1nes Fire~ Capt. Bob Wciaert said spor·
district that has been shut down sin~ ad1c fire . which had been allowed to
one store was demolished by a ga bum since the explosion, lost intensi-
blast last wetkend. 1 .. ty as the ga'I levels fell on: but he said
Flames thaf had danced through s1>C area~ near Third Street and
cracks in the surface for two days Fairfax A venue. the site of the
diminished and some died immedi-explo'l1on. showed gas levels again on
atcly when the welt was opened thC' rise.
Tuesday, but officials warned that Concrete around the well pipe had
methane continues to leak from the to harden before the methane could
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White supremacist chief
believed nabbed by FBI
81 tJte Attoelaae.I Prut . .
ROSSVILLE, Ga. -The alleaed leader of the militan\. wh1~~ supremacist
group The Order wa artcsted durina "a cro s-coun~ry flight, and tM FBI
seized a van loaded wit h bombs and weapons. accorc;tma to published ~ports.
Bruce Carroll Pierce. 30. of Metaline Falls. Wash .. wd arrested Tuesdatfe in this
town south orChattanooga. Tenn. Pierce had three handguns but o ered no
resistance. said FBI Agent John Burke. "He's probably one .of the most
danaerous fuai tives in the country," Burke said. "It was ~~finitely a cfo•
country fli&ht . The FBI says Pierce is the leader pf the m1httnt arm of the
Church of the Aryan Nation and linked to The ~1lent B~otherhood, a group
believed involved in a shootout with FBI agents in Washington state.
unknow n underJround source that be set on fire.
fueled the explosion Sunday. le veling Ronald J. Lofy. an engineer hired 14-year-old held bJ •hootlnl ~~LLIY viiw a d1scoun1 clothing store. ll'I a consultant to help th~ city deal. d
'SI <r1..a1.7337 Fi~fighters-wert prepering-nrfy wit h the methane-leak.-f,a1d-the-s.as,---.>."'N-Ar'll1:0~10~ Texas -A l6-yur--0ld .mid hool stu en~was
today to hght flares in a 12-inch-wide would be burned at the pipe vent for hospitalized in stable condition ane.r being sh~t by .a classmate on the SC ool
pipe inserted in the well to prevent a at ka t 12 hours before any thought is playground. officials said. Meanwhile. the unidentified 14-year-old boy "".ho
repeat of 1he blast which injured 22 g1' en to Ii fling the evacuation. allegedly fired the shot was to appear at a detention hearing !odaY to d.c!ermine
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ifhe would be held or freed until his case is handled by juvenile authont1es. J.,0.
Brown. assistant principal at Page Middle School. said the 14-year-ol~ld h1'!?
he was being harassed by o)her students before school started Tu~y .
'That's the only way I could get them off my ba\_k. Mr. Brown. the
administrator quoted the boy as sayi ng.
Goetz auall• pra.ecutlon move
NEW Y~RK -"Speechless" aOer his terms for testifying ~fore a gran~
jury were rejected. Bernhard Goetz blamed prosecutors for U!ktng away his
chance to tell the panel why he shot four youths on a subway ti:ain Dec. 22. But
Dis!rict Attorney Robert Morgenthau said that whei:t it ";'as.lime for G~tz t.o
testify Tuesday. he tried to "unreasonably and unfairly hmll the grand Jury s
inquiry" by insisting questions be limited to the events of two days last
December. "I begged to testify before the grand jury," Goetz told The New
York Post after leaving Morgenthau's office. "The DA 's office wouldn't let me.
... All the DA wanted to do was 10 push and probe in another eYTort to stack up
some more charges against me."
Wa•h 'n' ·wear bandit arre11ted
FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla. -A man known as the Wash 'n' W~r
Bandit was clean but he wasn't neat. and that proved to be his downfall, pohcc
said. The unusual burglar had a habit of showering and changing into fresh
clothes before leaving the scene of his crime, but he ten the dirty clothes behind.
At one of the homes. he apparently forgot to check the pockets of his diny
pants. where investigators found a rent receipt with his name and address. -Fed•, state lnvatlgate Ohio ban.t ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ COLUMBU&Oh~-Flftse~rate kderaland su1tin~~igati0Marc
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has ordered the Ohio Department of Commerce to hand over records on Home
State, whose collapse lead to the tern porary closing of 69 other savings and loan
institutions. by April 4. sute avings and Loan Superintendent Robert
McAlister said Tuesday.
Navy jet crashea on Nlmltz
NORFOLK. Va. -A Navy jct trying a night landing on theaircrafi carrier
Nimitz missed an arresting cable early Tuesday and struck three other planes
parked on the flight deck, authorities said. A fourth parked plane also was
,damaged by flying debris. No injuries were reported 111 the accident. which
occurred during fligh t operations in the western Atlantic Ocean about 160
miles northeast oftJle Virgin Islands, said Lt. Cmdr. Dale Smith.
~tate feel• good about economy
SAN FRANCISCO-More than 62 percent of Californians feel the sute
1s in economic good times. the "most positive appraisal" since pollster Mervin
Field started asking 1he question in I 978, according to a California Poll
released-today. "In contrast to the prevailing view of just a few years ago. only
a mmomy of the public presently terms either inflation or unemployment as a
very serious state problem." the poll said. The sutvey reported that 87 percent
of th ose questioned fell that "things arc generall y going well in the sute" while
"just 47 percent felt this wa y in 1983."
Lottery bill pa .. e. test
SACRAMENTO -The Legislature·s princi pal bill to fine tune the
California Lottery initiative has passed its first Assembly test. but only afier
amendments which supporters fear will trigger a partisan showdown that could
kill the measure. The Assembly Governmental Organization Com mince sent
SB35 by Sen. Ralph Dills. D-Gardena, to the Ways and Means Co mmittee on
a 9~ vote. Tuesday after amending the measure to ensure minority business
part1c1pat1on.
Knee lnjury award $1.29 million
LOS A NG ELES - An insurance salesman who injured his knee when he
fell at a desert resort was awarded Sl.29 million in damages Tuesday by a Los
Angeles Superior Court jury. The fi ve-men. seven-woman jury initially p vc
Philip Frankel of Garden Grove S 1.5 1 million but reduced that amount when
it decided he was 15 perce nt responsi ble for his accident. Frankel. 59, was
attending a convention at the Furnace Creek Ranch in Death Valley National
Monument on Nov. 2. 1979 when he walked through an unlocked gate located
near a hotel pool and fell five feet. injuring his knee.
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NATO back• MK mlulle program
GENEVA. Switzerland -U.S. negotiators, armed with congressional app~oval for more MX nuclear missiles and the backing of NATO defense
ministers for research into space-based defenses, opened talks with Soviet
officials today on the possible reduction of long-range rockets. The U.S.
delegation. headed by Ambassador John G. Tower. and the Soviet team. led by
-'Victor P. Karpov. met at the offices of the U.S. Arms Control and
Disarmament Agency.
Baghdad hit by Iran mlulle
BAGHDAD. Ira(! -A powerful blast rocked Baghdad today and sent up
a mush.r~m-like cloud of white smoke ~n. thc city•s wes.tem ~dfc. shortly afier
Iran said 1t fired a ground-to-around m1ss1le at the Iraqi capita . Iran's official l sla~ic ReP,u~lic News A~ercy IRNA. monitored in Cyprus. said the attack
was 1n retaliation for Iraqi raids on Tehran toda y and Tuesday that killed 12
people and wounded 18. and on other Iranian cities.
Japan back• auto uport limits
TOK YO -Two major newspapers reported today that the ~vemment
will limi1 Ja~n 'sauto exports to the United Sutes during the year · nnina in Apri~ to 2 ... million-2.3 million vehicles, an increase of about 2 percent.
President Reagan annou need Mar~h I that he would not ask Japan to continue
restraints for a Jiflh year, sparking fears in Ja~n that Japanese automaken
would release a "torrential" export offensive. The Ministry of International
Trade and Industry has decided that a continuation of export restraints 11
unavoidable in light of Japan's larae trade surplus with thMJnitcd States the
economic daily Nihon Keizai hlmbun and the nationwide Asahi Shim1bun
said.
More rlotl1J6 la South Africa
-OlTENtfAGE. South Arrica -Potke used btrdshot and tear II• to
dispcflC riotina thA t flared up ov..emlaht In black townships followi1' the
arrests of 239 marchers protestlnf th~ white·led aovemment s racial policies.
There were no reports of ca,ualties 1n the renewed reports of unrest. which
broke out around the country, police in the capital Pretoria said. But a police
pokcsman said two more charrtd bodies were found Tuesday in Kwanobuhle
a brack township nc.ar the white industrial center of Uucnhqc, brinJJna th~
death toll since last ThuMday to 33 1n the eastern Cape rqion.
Protmter Ht. Hll 011 IJre
' TAIPEI. Taiwan -ret1n:d serviceman set h1msctron fire 1n front of the
South Korean embassy today to ~test Korta's d«i1ton to rctum to Chana 1 l
crewmen of a reponcdly mutinous torpedo bolt1 police said. A police
Jpokesman sa.ld politt 1uards at the emblur c1t1::C~ the fire after
prevent.taa,Lbdlamina man from brcak1na into the tm y. The apoknman
said the protester was tevcrl)'buf'Md. South Kbra announced Tutictay It wm
return the 13 cteYttmen and the torpedo boat to China, becaust China tau ·~ f'ot the irnru11on of Ch1nnc ships into Koran waters In 11e1rch fbe'
the 1orptdo bo81. South Korea •ad six CrtWmetl ~ killed 1n 1 thootout btt~ Cb1nae on board the ball. ancUwo othcn Mrc wounded. It dailnld
there ~re no potitial mot1vn for llte"f"'ncidcn1, and two 111lors h8d lhot thrir
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M OfMgeCoMt DAILY PllOT1Wedneeday, M•ah 27, 1Ne
Nativity
sCeneOK
in public
W SHINOTON (AP)-An even·
I> divided uprcme C'oun today
upheld a n.thnJ that forces a New
York community to provide pubtic
land for a pri vately sponsored
Christmas Nativity scene each year.
The justices, by a 4.4 vote, ruled
that Scarsdale, N. Y., must permit the
placing ofa Nativity scene in the park
in the middle of town.
uch tic votes do not set any
national ptteedent because it is
possible-that-in..aome.-futu~IO--the-r
same issue will be decided by all nine . ' JUSllCeS.
Justice Lewis F. Powell. who
missed hearing a~uments in the
Scarsdale. case while recuperating
from prostate surgery. did not panici·
pate in deciding the case. The tie vote
automatically upheld a rulina by the
2nd U.S. Circuit Coun of Appeals.
but the justices issued no opinion of
their own.
The Scarsdale case had been seen as
an opponunity for the nation's hiJh-
est c<ttQ to funher explain its ruhng
last )ear thtll allowed communities, if
the)' so choose. to sPonsor displays
,depicting the birth of Christ.
Silver princess
PrtDCeM Diana ahlmmers in
allftl'-&rar gown •• ahe at-
tenda cllarlty fubJon ah ow.
Moslems
release
Briton
BEIR UT. Lebanon (A P)-Bri11sh
metallurtist Geoffrey Nash. kid-
napped nearly two weeks aao from
the streets of mostly Moslem west
Beirut. has been released unharmed,
British diplomatS said today.
In Londop. a British Foreign Office
spokeman said Nash "was released
about midnight last night. He is safi
and well."
Ambassador David Miers in Beirut
co nfirmed Nash's release. but said he
could not pro¥ide details.
The Foreign Office said Miers had
SPoke with Nash this morning.
The radical Jihad lslam1 organ1za-
11on. belie' ed composed of funda -
mentalist Shiite Moslcms with ties to
Iran. claimed responsibility for ab-
du<:t1ng the 60-year-old Nash on
March 14 as he was leaving his home
in west Beirut.
Nash. who works for the Lebanese
gmernment. was one o(at least nine
Westerners who have recently been
atxluued or who ha ve disappeared in
L chanon. mostly 1n the western sector
of th e capital.
Nl·1ghbors reponed seeing Nash
forced into a yellow car by three
gunmen. He apparently was on his
way to work.
Jihad lslami. whose name means
hlamic Holy War. said it wanted to
drive Western "spies" and "agents"
ou t of Beirut.
-Jhe day afier Nash was kidnapped.
British businessman Brian Levick.
59. was seized. and one day after
Lev1ck's abduction. Terry A.
Anderson. 37. chief Middle East
corrcsPondcnt for The Associated
Press. was kidnapped.
There has been no word on the fate
of Levick. Anderson. or the other
kidnaoped or missi ng Westerners.
·one chance left
to down the MK
S peaker Tip O'N_etll says he's hoptnCost or
missil e pla n will h elp turn fi nal vote around ----
WASHINGTON CA P) -With
three votes down and one 10 go.
House peaker Thomas P. O'('leill
says the last hope. o~ st9pping s~nd
ing for the-MX m1ss1le 1s to convince
conservative Democrats it bears too
high a cost.
"That's the only argum~nt .we've
got out there." O'Neill said 1n the
aftermath of the slender 219·2 I 3 vote
by which the House on ucsday
voted to authorize S 1.5 billion to
build a second installment of 21 MX
missiles.
"Certainly, we're going to try and
swuch 11 around." the speaker said.
··11 comes down to the fact that a lot of
conservatives in my P,arty will have to
look at the price tag. •
Other Democrats called the vote
.. the high.water mark" for the missile
system .
They predicted that eve,n 1f the
House votes to appropnate the
money. future administration re·
quests for the MX will be slashed and
Presi dent Reagan will never get the
fleet of 100 MX missiles he seeks.
acceptable arms reduction aarecmen
fro m the Soviet Union at the Genev1
talks. 1 •1 "To .vote no on these m ss1 e
would be in effect Jivlna hel p to t~•
oviet Union." said Aspin, who 1
chairman of the House Armed Ser
vices Committee.
"ladies and gentlemen of th•
Congress. I beg of you. the neaotiator
are at fhe cable. rers gtv_e t~~m t".ll
tools so they can do the JOb, Aspu
aid. 6 A total 158 Republicans and
Democrats voted for the MX spend
.ing. Voting against it were 18'
Democrats and 24 Republicans. B:
tradition. O'Neill as speaker did ~o
vote and there are two vacanc1e:
among the 435 House seats.
Many House vote counters hac
expected a larger victory marain .fo1
MX. mostly because of the lobbyrn1
blitz sta,ed by Reagan, wh~ orderec
home chief U.S. arms negotiator Mu
Kampclman home from Geneva tc
help make the case among fenc(
sitters.
Spring storm whips Texas, Plains states
The second vote. to actually ap-
propriate the MX money. was ex-
pected today or Thursday.
Reagan hailed the House11ction as
"a vote for peace. for a safer future.
and for success" at the arms control
talks with the Soviet Union in
Geneva.
"Even though there was enorm~u~
pressure. a lot of people broke agains
the president because of bu.dge·
problems." said Rep. Norman Dicks
D-Wash.
By Tbe Assoclated Press
A wild spring storm unleashed
tornadoes and winds gusting to 90
mph in Texas. Kansas and Okla-
homa, destroying buildings and
churning up a dust storm tnat caused
a 35-vchicle pileup and blew windows
from a Denver high-rise.
No deaths were reported in th e
thunderstorms. wind ant! tornadoes
that raked the Plains on 1 uesda}. but
at least four people were inJured. one
critically.
Forecasters planned to watch the
"strength of the weather pattern ..
today after tornadoes denroycd a
small building Tuesday at Logan.
Kan .. \atd Paul Fike of the Nauonal
Severe Storms Forecast Center 1n
Kansas City. Mo.
Thunderstorms will extend today
from the Mississippi Valley across
much of the Plains. the Great Lakes.
the Ohio and Tennessee valleys and
into eastern Oklahoma and western
rkansas. the National Weather Ser-
A ·.
vice said.
Rainshowers. with snow in the
mountains. will st•etch from the
northern Pacific Coast to the north-
ern High Plains.
Twisters also were seen in Ada.
Qkla .• and Silverton and Floydada.
Texas.
Republicans applauded but many
Democratic liberals booed and hissed
as Rep. Les Aspin. D-Wis .. defied the
majority opinion in his pany to
defend MX as a potent bargaining
lever that can be used 10 pry an
Sae
··what made-it so close was tht
budget argument," said Rep. Edwarc
Markey. D-Mass.
Dicks. who voted in favor of tht
current MX money request large~)
because of the Geneva factor. sa1c
MX foes now hope to cap tota
numbers of the missiles at 40 to 5(
rather than at the 100 Reagan seeks.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Randy Grimm didn't know It coet
56 cent1 every time he clJHed a
aporta trivia game, eo the 15-
year-old dlaa.d It 330 tlmee laet
month hoPlna to.,,_., the qutz
correctly Md" wtn a prtze.
On Monday, hie mother I Judith
Grimm, received her t1l1p.'lone om: f8p egee long, with more
than S 190 worth of ''978" calla.
"I don't know who waa more
shocked, him or me." the uld
Tuesday ... I about had a heert
attack. I Just couldn't believe It."
Believe It. aaid Paclflc Bell. And
pay It.
Joete Aaroneon-Gelb
0r9"ge Coatt DAILY PILOT/Wedneld8y, Mardt 27. 1111 A?
GE denies contract overcha
PHIL DlLPtll>\( \P)-Gcn ral
Electric Co .• faced with $800.000 an
cost overrun" on nuclear-warhead
contr.tcb. charged the amount to
other Jov.ernmcnt pr<:>Jccts. accord1na
10 an 1nd1,tmcnt aga1n5t the nation's
fourth-large r def en~ contractor.
GE on Tucsda) denied any crimi-
nal wron&doina and said it would
"work out all the issues arisjng out ol
this matter.''
The company "m1schargcd" the
government for the $800.000 1n
overruns on a contract for refilling
t:Omponen t for the Minuteman
Mark-1 lA 1n&.ercont1ncntal balh1l1c
m1~s1lc rc-<ntry S)'$tcm. s:ud U ..
uorncy l:.dward lknn1 .
• The 11 2-count indictment re uhed
from a four-year investigation arising
from 1rrc1ulant1 uncovered by a
routine De fenSt Contract Audit
gency probe of GE's internal ac-
cou nting. Dennis said
GE 1s charged with four count of
"making and prcsenttn& false claims
to the United States" and I ()4 counts
of making fal!.c sta1cmen1s 10 a
_Major s .informe
off-limits cQmpound
ateRC) by fal'1()'Jftl t'.mpk>)'fl: lUM can»
GE emplo~tt J<>ttph CalaWia Md
former cmj)!O)'tt Roy ~ arc
chaf'ltd wuh 1wo coun11 each of "ma~ana false declaratioftl.. so a
grand Jury.
GE; spoke\man John Tenno. read· ina from a s1a1tmcnt after the
1od1c1men1 WH announced. said the
company denies any wron&do1n1 bu t
1s w1lhn& to coopcra1t in rcsolvina the
matter.
"II is allcacd that incorrect char&es
were entered on employee time cards
ubmiucd five years aao:· said
Terino. "Involved art 100 time cards
out of approiumately I 00,000 11me
cards. ••Gf.h&sind~tS"WilJingAffS l()-
re1 mbUl'S<' the gov~rnment for any
improper charges that m1&h t have
been made .•.. We are confident we
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WASH I NGTON (AP)-The U.S. building on a restricted Soviet milt-a responsible supplier of the nation's
Army major shot b) a ov1et sentry in tary installation. .----------------------.,...------
East Germany was taking photo-The us officials rc1ected the r------· TIMOUTMOIMI&. -------· graphs of military equipment in an account. wh1l'h was 1ransm1tted by Enjor 3 Nutritioue Me• on The I
area that had been off-limits to Tass. the Sov1c1 news agency. as I -· I
.? American observers. senior State "designed 1ojust1fy the killing of Maj. I GRAPEFRUIT I Dcpanment and Pentagon officials Nicholson.''
said today. L\ccording 10 the oOinals. the area I . DIET PILL PLAN • ._.0 I "Santa Fraud" of deceptive However. the officials said. the had been rco;tncted temporarily by """
But Ma. Grimm doesn't want to
pay. and neither do the parents of
Josie Aaronson-Gelb and Rachel
Kreps-Falk, who repeatedly
called a Santa Claus menage
last December. not knowing It
was costing 50 cents a shot.
Josie and Rachel, both 7, are
plaintiffs of record In a S 10 mllllon
lawsuit flied Tuesday In San
Francisco Superior Court against
Pacific Bell and the company that
operates the Santa Claus ltne.
advertising "designed to falsely res1nc11on wa., lifted on Feb. 20 and the o' 1ct'>. po<Js1bl) for m1htary I LOSE WEIGHT FiaST I Isl d chlld I that fact reiterates the American maneu,ero; But. the Pcnta~on official
m ea ren nto believing contenuon that there was no JU'>t1fi-~1d. 1h1: l .S. hal\on m1ss1on in Easl I 1-·--
the catte we free" and nducfng cation fortheslayin$oftheunarmed German~ had bccnno11fiedinwnt1ng I 90 PILLS for $2.98 =~~~':n= I
them to call repeatedly. officer. Arthur 0. Nicholson Jr. that 1hc rt·stnct1on was lifted. SAME FOMU.A OfHf.AS CHAAGE ,,.,, ~., El1joy 3 Dlldol'9 _...end
Pacific Bell spokesman Jack "Wc fccl the use of deadly force 1s .f-k S<t1d he did not know 1f I 1598 AHO UP FOAi Snectla ~~ • ~ t..oee WtlW'l-I
Saunders said he had no com-101all)' out of keeping with 1he rules.'' N1chol!>on opcm·d 1h1: window to takr I D IO FOR 12.98 Sari&tac~.n~ 1!!!:,,..;.y s.c• I ~: ment on the lawsuit because he the 1ate Department official told the photographs or what was inside .......,,,,.._ _ .._
had not seen It. However, he said rcponcrs. the o;hed. Under the rules of the D 200 FOR SS 00 ~...., 11• • • ..-
that under state Public Utilities "The~ an· not 1n a position to briefing. the two lJ S. officials could I · Ct 11111\&.1. IU...., I
Commission rules, the utility's defend themsch es ... he said. "The) not be 1dent11ied b) name or title I D 500 FOR $9.95 I
ly do not carry arm!>... The officials said both U.S. and
Public Advocat• Inc: attorney
Robert Gnatzda, who flied--the-
class action suit, aatd Pacific BeU
would not reveal the company's
name, so he refers to It In the suit'
a& "Santa Fraud Company."
on responalbllltleswlthrespect The Soviet Union on Tuesda) .so,11:1obsen crsrout1nely carry cam-I UCM•T..,..OONTMN: -I to 97-6 numbers are to provide a 11 d h h · bl .. b th h k f h Na1ura1 Gt1011rut1 Eillld ...•• 100MG ca c 1 c s 0011ng"rcgretta e u1 eras c\cn oug ta ing o p 010-vit1m1nc •.•....•••••. fl()l,l(j Addr-.:
working line and to Insist that <1a1d Nicholson had been spotted by a graphs 1!. prohibited and film 1~ I v"-£ •••••• :.-1.-•... 301U I .
advertising clearly state the cost <1cntry "'htle 1ak1ng photographs confiscated. "There 1s a certain cat-l'lllnylpr~"""" · •• · • 7SMG o.v &1-. Zc> 0155 ':
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BrOwaellpralsed
lorbrlaglng
harmony to CCC
Educators, students,
publtc officials honor
c~llege chancellor
By PHJL SNEIDERMAN
OflMO.-, .........
Educators. students and public
officials gathered in Costa Mesa this
wee to nonor Da vid . Brownell as
the third chancellor in the J~ye'r
history of the Coast Community
College District.
The Coast Distncl 1s a I OS·SQuare-
mile area that incl udes Newpon
Beach, Costa Mesa. Uun1in.aton
Beach. Fountain Valle~· and stretches
to Seal Beach and Garden Grove. District officials said more than
11 S,000 students enrolled in its three
colleges last year.
At Monday's reception. Coast Dis-
trict Board President Armando Ruiz
praised Brownell for his kill in
"buitdins-bridgcf'-within thC"district.
In recent years. faculty layom and
program cuts trigered tension be-
tween district teachers and adm inis-
trators and led to a bitter poll t1cal
campaign. Brownell "as praised for his skills
1n restoring harmony to the district.
which includes Orange Coast, Golden
West and Coastline colleges. plus
public telcv1s1on station KOCE
Channel 50 in Huntington Beach.
After the reurement last June of
long-tame Chancellor Norman
Watson. Brownell was named acting
chancellor. On Jan. 3. Brownell
assumed the post on a regular basis.
When he became chief adm1n1s-
tratorofthedistnc1. Brownell said his
key goal was to heal the wound:. uf
recent years and repair relations
among teachers. students. adminis-
trators and elected offi cials.
°"",...,....."' .... ena LillM
Coaet College Dlatrlct Chancellor David Brownell
"Today 1s reall) a double ce l-
ebrauon," KOCE vice president Jim
Cooper told ~veral hundred guests
during Monday's reception at the
Costa Mesa Neighborhood Com·
munity Center.
Cooper said the event was being
held to honor Brownell and the
college district, which is nationally
res ted.
Cordon Rouge
INV 750ml I
or
Moet & Chandon
Brut Imperial
INV 7C,Oml)
Choice vour 9ss
Meloto Cream SheTT\I
Beringer
M"lvas.11 Stan( a
Quady
7'>1.l ml
f,senc1a Orange Mu""'
(11'.'ll . 750 ml
Beaulieu Vineyards 7 58
Muscal de fron11qnr,n 750 ml
Chrletlan Brother• 259 Tawny or Ruby Por1 750 ml
We carry over 35
different Imported and
d omestic schnapps.
Apple 'xhn..pp•
Wlntergarten
P~perm1nt 'xhn4PP'
Rumple Mlnze
PPppt>1m1nt 'xhn"PP' IOOPr ... 1
De Kuyper
p.,<W"h•r"" C.rhn<'PP'
Hiram Walker
PePP4''" 1.1 "'tinap~ 90 1'11Y1I
C hevalie r
P .. pp .. 1m1n1 '>.-hnapp'
750 ml
7'>fl ml
18 Liter
9 85
8 95
·, Almaden
1 Box Wine
.. I'd like very much 10 bclle\C this
1s all for Dave Brownell . but 1 know
better." the new chancellor S<ltd at the
reception.
He said he was building on the
fouodation created by the distnct
officials who preceded him.
.. We are sculpting on the same
monument. the same work of an that
they created," Brownell said." And it
will never be completed."
During the reception. the
chance llor received a plaque from
Newton Vineyards
Chardonn.i~ >!l l\otp .. 750 ml
Calera
Chardunn"\ 913 6ant4 f!..,,n,,,,, >. < 7f>(lml
Glen Ellen 898 Chttrd11nn"''° ' ~ t "'• ,, , '"'•'J 7"iO ml
Fe tzer
Barr<!I ~1 .. , 1 C-1..,,,J, ''"'·'~ 689 nu Menr!11('11\fJI 7!'.!t ml
Kendall Jackson 879 Chartlonnav I'~ l C dhf1m11al 750ml
Mam L. Thoma . student trustee on thl' d1i.tnct board. He also received a
n:l>olut1on from Thomas Riley. chair-
man of the Orange County Board of
Su pen ·~ore;.
UC In inc Chancell or Jack
Peltason ..aid the Coast Communit y
College District. founded in 1947 ... is
twice our age. but it serves as a role
model for us" in ~oomH:lg ~an·
important part of its community.
Pclta!lon pledged to work wit h
Brownell to assure smooth tran-
Newton Vlneyude 743
SauVlgnon Blanc ('82 Napal 750 ml
She nandoah Vineyards 591
'>auviqnon &.nc 1'83 "Ml 750 ml
Groth 791
'.>aulllgnon Bl<tnc rin Niipal 7'>11 ml
Sebastlanl
Pnve1 .. Rewrve 5.iuVlgnon Blant 853
( H2 Snnomal 750 ml
Ory Creek 639
Fume Blanc f liJ ~nomal 750 ml
SlJPEHB VAl.lJf .S f'HOM Tff F C1Hf.A lf.S T
C f I AM PA (; N f ·. t I<> l l Sf-. S !
Dom Perignon
Considn .. d by monv lu t~ 1h,. w•,rld 'gr~dle•r rhampa'.jn" Urom hanc.-1
80 Proof 1 75 Liter
8!.!
c;111on) for community college gradu-
at e\ who " 11;h to mo' con to lour-year
1nc;t1lut1onc; !>UCh as llCI.
.. Lill cannot play the part it's
.,upposcd 10 pla ) without a trong
comm unll> college system."
· Before bccomingactinwchancellor.
Brow nell was dean of adnun1stra11ve
serv ices at Coastline College. Earlier.
he )Crvl'll as c;upcnntendent Of th e
Wnghtwood School District and as
mayor of Vi ctorville. He lives in
Newport Bcat·h.
For Y our Shopping
Conuenience ...
WE WILL BE OPEN
EASTER SUN DAV,
APRIL 7, 1985
10am-7pm
Store Hours:
Monday· Thursday I Oam·8pm
Friday & Saturday 10am·9pm
Sunday I01m-7pm
Manischewitz
Concord Grape,
Blackberry or Cherry
750 ml 1 ~.~
Hiram Walker 749
\hr1(o1ldi. '"''" Almrm I 7'>11 ml
Vandermint
Myer1's
Rum Cr .. ,,m·
Haagen Dau
(' ll'llnl I 1<1ut•ur
7'>11 rnl 1445
7'-,U ml 13 98
1si1m1 1388
Grand Marnler
7htl rnl 1698
Cr .. am I 1queur
We carry the largest a .. ortmen t
of Chocolate and Cream
Liqueur§ for your Easter delight.
Almaden
3 Liter
Wine & Cheese Pepsi
Gift Set Pepsi Free or Slice
Perfect for Regular or Diet
EHter 6 Pack
1499 GetWhcitever you want. 112088
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Estrella River
S.B.S . Chenln Blanc
_/-5Llttt 299
\ Ou1i~a~dlng
Value
-lA',. l.Vill ~f,.,., < >1 u,.,,, :\1n ( 111u·11t
l.ot ,,//\ ·\ch1·1ti'tt•cl 1'111 '"'
1726 Superior Ave., Costa Mesa • Phone: 645· 1608
25876 Muirtands, Mission Viejo · Phone: 844-1437
10932 Westminster, Garden Grove ·Phone: 638·4145
263 South EucHd Avenue, Anaheim · Phone: 991·6892
14417 Culver Drtve, Irvine · Phone: 551 -2757
5858 Warner Ave., Huntington Beach -Phone 840·4646
Item• end prlc:" In thl• 114 are .vellable March 21 throuttfl April 3. 198S.
Bamburger Hoffbrau
From Germany
6:~11~,::: 199
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Festival of Arts
business permits
deadline Friday
Concessionaire plann ing to set up
business near the Lagunu Beach
Festival of Arts this summer must
apply for a temporary use permit by
Fnday . The ci ty mu!ll have applications in
time to review them prior to an April
24 public hearing, Community De·
velopment Director June Catalano
sai d. This is the fi rst year the city has set _g_u....,1 .-e'hnes ·for applylnglor the mlJCh
sou~ht after permits. Catalano says
limited spaces and a yearly permit
proccssjng crush near festi val time
are reasons for the new rules.
Those who plan to operate a
concession near the festival site at
Laguna Ca nyon Road near Forest
Aven ue must submit several draw-
ings for Pl anning Comm1ss1on and
Design Review Board consideration.
Applications must include a plot
plan that shows wheTe the concession
would be: a floor plan and front and
!>1de elevations of proposed structures
includ in• what materials. colors and
signs will be used~ a letter howing
permission from the property owner
and a note explaining the type of
concession. the days ahd hours of
operation and any other pertinent
information.
Food and drink operations must
have th eir plans approved by the
Orange Count y Health Ca n; Agency.
!:onccssions appmvM.by 1br et.a -
ning Commission must submit to
Design Review Board consideration.
Once past design review. plans must
receive approval from the state
Coastal Commission.
The fee for a temporary use permit
1s S 175. Design review costs $30.
Funher information on city ap-
provals as available from Dee Dillon
between 8 a.m. and 12 p.m. Monday
through Friday.
lnformauon on Coastal Com-mission requirements is available
fro m its Long Beach office.
coast soldier in
Korea exercise
Army Spec. 4 Cllarle1 A. Wllllam1,
a 1269 i;raduat~ of Marina High
Schoo in Huntington Beach. has
panicipatcd 1n Team Spirit '85, the
largest joint field training exercise in
the free world this year, in South
Korea. Will iams is a fuels specia list
with the 3rd Banalion. 4th Cavalry at
Schofield Barracks, Hawai i. • • • Pvt. Kevla E. Yacks son of Ricki
H. Cameron of Irvi ne. was involved
in a NA TO-sponsored exercise by
participating in the Army's return of
forces to Germany (REFORGER)
1985. Yacks, a 1983 graduate of
Huntington Beach High School. is a
combat singaler w.ith the 333rd Fi eld
Artillery in -Wiesbaden, West Ger-
many. . ... Air Force StafTSgt . Robert L. Cobb,
whose wife 1s the for mer Victoria
Swa nson of Huntington Beach, has
arrived for du ty at Minot Air Force
BAse. N.D. Cobb 1s an aircraft
maintenance technician with the 5th
Organizational Maintenance
Squadron. • • • .\rm} Reserve Pvt . Peter F. Flyu,
son of Mar) Bcrg.ler of Hu nungton
Beach. Army Pvt. Wayae E. Joee1,
son of Rose E. Pat ri ck and stepson of
R.B. Patrick of Huntington Beach.
and PFC' Michael L. Jolla10D, son of
Diane Knox of Laguna Niguel. have
completed basic training at Fon
Jackson, S.C.
• • • Ai rman Karl A. Wlkmu, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wikman of
Huntington Beach. has graduated
from th e Air Force aircraft mainten-
ance course at Sheppard Air Force
Base. Texas. Wileman. a 1984 gradu-
ate of Edison High School in Hunt-
ing1on Beach. will serve with the 63rd
Organizational Maintenance
Squadron at Norton Afr Force Base.
Cahf. • • • Staff Sgt. Timooy F. Schppe, son
of Robert and Barbara Schuppe of El
Toro. has graduated from the Air
Frocc non-commissioned officer
leadership school at Mountain Home
Air Force Base. Idaho. Schuppe. a
1978 graduate ofSaddlcback College,
ts an avionics test technician with the
3 I 8th Fighter Interceptor Squadron
at McChord Air Force Base, Wash. • • • Army Pvt. Gregory F. FlUers, son
of Sharon K. Adler of Newport Beach.
has completed mi9Jiltt ry police
tgraining at the Arm y Military Police
School in Fort McClellan. Ala. Fillers
1s a 1983 graduate of Corona del Mar
High School. • • • Airman Paul S. Topol, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Erwin Topol of Fou ntain
Valley. has graduated from the Air
Force medical se rvices specialist
course at Sheppard Ai r Force Base.
Texas. Topol will be assigned to the
Air Force Hospital at Hill Air Force
Base. Utah.
Leadership seminar Saturday
Leadership seminar, sponsored by
the Saddleback College, will be held at
the Lagu na Hills Holiday Inn on
Saturday at 8:30 a.m. During this fif\h
semi-annual event. Assembl yman
Gil Ferguson will address the partici-
pants.
The registration fee is $25. Ad·
d1tional information can be obtained
by call ing 831-4650.
llUFFELl'S
IPHUTEIY, t•. ,. n. hit Of ,_ lie .mz ...-aw .. com IEA -S41-115'
ztir~ 1 ·n~,
3100 Airway Ave. -Suite 117
Costa Mesa, California 92626
(7 14) 545-3121
545-3121
,, , Is Closlng Down
~--50 % off everything in the shop•
Throughout March 1985
Mon. thru Sat. 10 am to 5 pm.
Silk flowers & Accessories. etc .. etc.
all sales hnal
•eactptJOns dtsCll fMs. 01111na1 waltrcolo15
flt IS ltltlftt IO Of Ille sllOO IO de.Ott her
tnefl!tS lo peant wattfcolors
DELTACO·COSTA MESA
YOUTH "SHOWTIME" TALENT REVlEW
,.
~--htday, March 29. 7: p.m.
Saturday, March 30, 2:00 p.m.
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Newport Buell
Plltyalclu
"Yes. I find basketball
very boring. Of all the winter spons it's the one I
enjoy the least. I ... know
the game ... and I don't like
it."
Jame• Prado
LapuBeacllt
Execatlve recnUer
"No. My close buddies
arc all basketball fanatics.
We play down at Main
beach. I do think there's too
much football." ·
Brace Logan
Newport Buell
Art director
"There's not tnough. I
like it. And I have cable ... to watch more."
Carol Klag
Costa Me11
Secretary
"Yes. there's too much
basketball on TV. And 1t
keeps the men away from
the women."
Dad pleads
guilty in
Kidnap hoax
By tile Auoclated Prell
An Anaheim man who staged a
hoax kidnapping of his son from a
sh6pping center to teach his wife a
lesson has pleaded guilty to a misde-
mean or charge of filing a false repon.
A massive police search was con-
ducted for the 3-yea r-old boy in
December after David Thach. 37.
reponed him missina at the Buena
Park store. He said he left the child
alone for IS to 20 minutes to help his
wife. Grace. pick plants for their
apartment.
Uu Roseberry
Ha=Beaell Recep t
"No, I dQn't. I auess I do
watch a lot of TV. but. I
haven't notic'Cd being bom-barded. I kind of enjoy
basketball anyway."
PaalBowtakel
Newport Beaell
Stock broiler
"Ocfinetely. Maybe it's
because the UCLA Bruins
have lost and I'm un-
interested in what every-
body else is doina."
Ae-flD Sdlroe4er
HutlllgtoD Buell
Adverti11.Dg director
.. Far too much basket-
ball. I'd like to see more
sumo wrestline-It's much
more competiti ve."
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Lyu Alber&
FHDtalD Valley
Ty~1etter • No. because I never see
it. I don't like watching
basketball on TV. But. 1
like watching it in person."
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,, CONVERSATIONAL JAPANESE
Aiming to cultivete the student's listening and speak-
ing abilities for persoriM_QUl{oJessional needs, a course
In practlca Conversational Japan ese will start at Japan
Cultural Association at 2130 N. Grand Ave., S.A.
Start• March 21th (Thur•. 7:30 p.m.).
For further information pleaH call 547-7733:
.~ -•rl¥ 81rd Dlitiler ~ Specl•I• '~9-
Prime lclb or Fresh Fish
-CompMWDtNrWlllt t:hoa ol . '°"' or 1111«1 and ,.,..,,
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Tbc West ~ County Family
YMCA in Huntanaton Beach is
otrerina a numbtt of Prosrams for
younp&en aeed S to 16 duril'I tht sprina vacation brnk. April t-~.
They include:
•Y-Dly Camp. Activnies for boys
and lirl• Itel S-11 include crafts,
sports. movies apd a trip to
Marinea.nd. Bua 1erv..ice is l's'o'Yided
for the camp that meets at Hun -
•naton Cenwl ""-Fee for &M Wiik
IS S70.
•Rainbow !xpma d8y Care. A
child cart propam for boys aod Dri•
&aes S-11, lbat provides leadtnllip,
arts and crafts. music. outdoor play
and a surprite field from tnp from 7
a.m. to 6 p.m. in the West Onnae
County uu. Cost is SSS.
•¥-Adventurer's Camp. For <>*r
children 10-14. Ca mpen travel to a
local sitt each da for ex !oration.
8 PACK 12 OZ. CANS
ll)t'leMd i& a trip IO ........... M .,.. .. m11. .,,., hiki ... e •.. S75.
Tbt YMCA al.o I dncrt n• ration trip for dw>ee 8ll'd 9-11. It 1ncludn I tour ol o.ah Valley,
Scony's c.utle, Dantt's View and
sprina flowen. Tbt trip, from April
1-S. CX»ts S9S.
Youths aeecS 12-16 ~n travel to the
slopes near June Mountain 1n the
Hip Sierra from March 31-A 'I S.
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The campaign to unseat state Supreme Court Chief
Justice Rose Bird, wpo must run for retention next year,
has turned ugly. Its leaders, who see the Bird court-as an
obstacle to the death penalty, have inspired -perhaps
unwittingly -a vile faction that confuses threats and
obscenity with philosophical disagreement.
It has inundated Justice Bird's office with mail thilt
suggests tactics borrowed from self-styled ultra-con·
servative talk show host Wally George: Hey, Rose! Get
off the bench. you pinko jerk!
Vicious cranks are always among us. But they are
getting more attention than they deserve in the Bird
matter because they. respresent an imponant weapon in
the lame pro·Bird arsenal. Since Bird supporters find it
difficult to defend her retention to a public that blames
her for the state's failure to implement the death penalty,
they are forced to defend the integrity and dignity of the
court instead.
Just listen to Barry Keene, D-Benicia, majority
leader of the state Senate, as he attempts to drape Justice
Bird in the flag and shield her behind the Constitution:
"What is today being framed as a 'showdown on
Rose Bird and her liberal cronies' actually is a wrecking
ball aimed at the foundation of democracy.
" ... here we see a campaign to convince the public
the judiciary is dangerous ...
"Improper grounds (for voting to reject a judge) are
those which const)\ute a political test of who is qualified
and whether their political views coincide with that of a
majority-or a vocal minority-~ma particular issue at
a particular time:
"I call on all California officeholders to speak out
against an attempt to achieve political advantage by
placing in jeopardy the cornerstone of our free
society ... (to)ask themsel ves ... if we are ready to abandon
a marvel of American-ingenuity that established our
personal liberties and ... freed us from the threat of
tyranny and injustice.
"Injecting politics into the j udiciary poisons the
roots of democracy.
"Whether the particular judges are people we
approve of or do not approve of, we must never allow
intimidation of the institution icself
"The road to oppression in this case is paved with
apathy. ·
"It is time for the true patriots to stand up."
All those florid comments and more were packed
into a four-page statement that might stir any good
American to take up arms against the Godless commies
who elicited such spectacular from Keene. It might also
make us forget that the issue here is a normall y scheduled
retention election - not the crucifixion of George
Washington.
Simply, the people of California have the right to
change the court in a periodic, orderly fashion . Despite
Senator Keene's p reachy attempt to suggest that it would
be wrong to reject Justice Bird for her politics, the
Constitution makes no effort to describe why we should
vote for or against a judge - it simply guarantees our
right to vote.
Judge Bird's retention will hinge primarily on the
death penalty issue. Those who find her court's decisions
to overrule 28 of the 31 death penalty verdicts it has
reviewed to signi fy discord with the California main-
stream are likely to vote against her. This, Senator
Keene, does not Jeopardize the Constitution. It is a right
protected by the Constitution.
Date book's B&D feature
•new low injournallstn'
To the Editor:
What an absol ute shock to pick up
the "Da tebooJc" section (Orange
Coast's Only Enten ainmcnt & Rec·
reat1on Guide) of your Friday. M:irch
15. edi tion. This claim. by the wa) we
question! We thought fo r certain that
an issue of Penthouse maga11 nl' hdd
somehow been included v.11h the
newspaper when we hcheld the fu ll·
page picture and full·length feature article on "B&D -Orange ( ou nt~ '\
Hidden Subculture."
You have defi nitely sunk to a new
low in 1ournahsm Arc )OU so
desperate for features that you ha vc 10
resort to this sordid type of rcpon1ng?
Do you honestly hchcvc that there "
an~ redeeming value offered to your
reader'> h) inserting trash such as this?
What ahout the very you ng readers
wh o ha' e access to your paper. They
arc natu rall.y attracted by the picture
of the to\ er. It is no wonder we arc
havmg trouble with the present-day
drug and alcohol culture and loose
moral 'alucs when a local. daily
ncw~papcr fla unts and gives credence
to such -;1ck and depraved conduct
We 'lurcly hope other people who
subscribe lo your newspaper and who
''ere offended by such reportinJ will
take the time to voice their disgust
and say "enough is enough."
01\K AND SHIRLEV GRIFFIN
Irvine
Sex shop stof}' 'disgusting' -----.-1 ____ _
To the Editor:
Last week you ran an article on
some woman who runs a filthy i.cx
shop 1n Anaheim. J won't even
mention her name. it's not worth
remembering.
I am SU!:P.riscd and disgusted wi th
the Daily Pilot for giving this piece of
lrash 1 front paae picture and a large
prcad in a feature section.
OOANGE COAST
llilJPillt
~hy would anyone who has the
advantage of reachina and teachinJ
people about the good thanp in life
bnnf thi s sort of 1errible thins to the
~pcc1al attention of its readers of
which man y are youngsters? As of
today. J'm canceling my subscription to the Pilot.
MR . JEAN LONG
Hunt1n1ton Beach
H. L. lchwerta Ill
P\it)llW • _,,.,.ZJnj
Mloegof'IQ Ed•tor
TomTett
C•ty (OttOf
··The perfect wtfe Js programmed todJscJpllnethechlldren.,handle the
door-to-door salesmen. and wrtte regularly to her huaband smother.
In h~rapare tJme5he washes the car.••
r
Radio.anti-Semitism rap
hardly base~ onaccuracy
Believe it or not, the Senate Foreign
Relations Commiuee may find itself
next wee k considering the question
whether the assassination of Piotr
Stolypin. prime minister. by Dmitri
Bogrov. anarchist. might have ef-
fected the Bolshevik Revo1ution, and
if so. is it flirting with anti-Semitism
to mention that Bogrov was Jewish?
All of th is happened in 1911, and
there are those. for instance Solzhenitsyn. who believe that if the
loyalist progressivism ofStolypin had
matured. th e communist revolution
might not have hap~ned. But is it in
any sense anti-Se mitic to ventilate
such thought?
In recent weeks, several JOumals
and authors have suggested that the
leadership of Radio Liberty-Radio
Free Europe has been insensitive to
shards of anti-Semitism that ha ve
burst into broadcasts beamed to the
Soviet Union. The charge that there is
permissive anti-Semitism in the
management of the stations is. to pu1
it si mply. too preposterous seriously
to consider.
The head of the Board for Inter-
national Broadcasting is Frank
Shakespeare. former head of the
United States In formation Agency.
who has a long public career un-
blemished by the least insinuation of
bigotry. The vice chairman is Ben
Wattenberg. a distinguished Dcmo-
craticanti-co mmunist. who is Jewish.
The P.resident is James L. Buckley,
who 1f only because he is my brother
is co ipso. born without origi nal sin.
There are I 00 people in volved in
producing the proirams that go oul of
Munich to the Soviet Union, and
about 30 percent of these arc Jewish.
The head of the news division of
Soviet programming is Jewish, and a
citizen of Israel. Two other members
of the governing board of the oper-
ation arc James Michener and Lane
WILLIAM F.
BUCKLEY
Kirkland. and if )IOU can find in them
any toleration for bigotry, why, you
arc ingenious enough to discover
anti·Semitism in the Ant i-Defa-
mation League.
A lo t of useless time has been spent
in leveling and refuting ridiculous
charges. For instance. in criticizing a
panicular broadcasr rhe New Re·
publ ic editorialized that it catered to
the "anti·Semitic tradition of Pan
Slav1sm." and resoned to some of the
"clicllcs of this tradition. as in the
implication that Jews are to blame for
Bolshevism. ... And finall y. they
quoted a passage from the Protocols
of the Elders of Zion which liken ed
the Jews to a serpent that 'devours'
other peoples." This brought on an
explosi ve denunciation from
Shakespeare and Wattenberg. who
thundered to the New Republic.
"You neglected to mention that the
announcers describe the Protocols in
the broadcast as a 'vile anti-Semitic
forgery ."'
So: The Senate committee isn't
goinJ to find an y meaningful anti-
Sem1tism going on in Radio Liberty.
But they will be confronting slightl y
different. and genuinely subtle, ques-
tjons. Take. for instance. the follow-
ing commentary. "Democracy (1s)
bordcrinJ on chaos. on state treason.
on the nght to freely destroy one's
own country." That statement was
made in a s~cch by Solzhenitsyn in
which he criticized the lack of
firmness in the West. Should Radio
WASHINGTON MERRY -GO -ROUND
Libeny relay that speech to Russians?
Or should such thougt\Js be censo red?
Jean ranco1s ~evel. a leading
French philosopher. has recently
published a book about the ultimate
weakness of democracy face to face
with totalitarian opposition. iT that
democracy doubts its own premises
as so many Wes!emers tend to doubt
our own. He endorses exactly th e
statement Solzhenitsyn makes. what· ever the differences in formulation.
Should such thoughts be transmitted
to Soviet ci tizens? Or should we
SUP.press any s uggestion of
philoso phical introspection. by pro-
Wes terners. on our own weaknesses?
Consider. for instance. the matter
of se paratism. Within what is known
as the Soviet Union are a dozen
nationalist groups that. in totaJly free
plebiscitary circumstances. would
unquestionably vote for individual
nationhood. Any columnist who has
ever referred to the Ukraine as a part
of Russia will know what I mean.
when the angry mai I starts to come in.
Official U.S. policy is to recognize th e
geo~raph ical boundaries of the Soviet
Union as what they are. Unhappily.
official U.S. policy sometimes goes so
far as to enlarge those boundaries, as
for instance at Helsinki in 1975.
Should Radio Liberty voice ex-
cl usively official policy on the mat·
te r? Or should it encourage those
elements in its listeners that resent
continuing servitude lo the monster
tyranny in Moscow?
Interesting questions. One hopes
they will be intelligently considered,
af\er dumping the anti-Semitic
canard. One ho~s. also. that certain
senators will guard against en'8ging
in the old practice of anti-anti-
communism.
William F. B•ctley 11•1yodica1ed
columal11.
EPA playing favorites?
WASHI NGTON -Poisonous
chemi cal wastes arc pilin~ up by the
ton every day in th~ Un ited States,
and burning the toxic stuff at sea in
giant inci nerator ships is thought by
many expens to be the best solutaon
to the growing problem.
But offi cials of the Maritime Ad·
ministration complain that th e En-
vironmental Protection Agency has
Jac1
AIDEISOI
deliber~ely discouraged competition ao extens1~ly time-eons~minJ •. re-
m the tentially lucrauvc incinera-dundent. burdensome. 1neffic1cnt
tio n in ustry by favonng one com-and expensive research maze into
pan y over all others. which only the most well-heeled
Maritimc's immediate concern is a ocean incineration firm with particu-
$55 million loan guarantee it p ve toa lar in1crcst in burning PCBs would
ri val firm. which will need EPA dare venture."
approval to operate its ships-and to The memo lcf\ little doubt that
repay the loan. • Chemical Waste Management was
In its zeal to protect the interests of the well-heeled firm it had in mind.
its anointed company -and others The suspicious Maritime officials
that might want to enter the field -also claimed that EPA set out to
Maritime has wrapped itself in the sabotage the intcr--agcncy board that
flag. EPA's chosen firm. Chemical favored a speeded-up proaram to
Waste Management. uKs foreign -build U.S. incinerator ships. And at
registry incineration ships for its lea t one EPA sc1entistsupported this
EPA-•pprbved waste bumina re· view.
ate~h-ifube.Owf of Mexico. ---Noti"I that EPA reptaoed
"The terms of the proposed special oonsulting firm that had been work·
permit to Chemical Waste ManaJe· ing on reaulations with another that
ment. Inc ... for the Gulf of Mexico was "not familiar with the incinera·
incineration "were very prejudicial. to tion-at-sea process," the EPA official
one company controhng ocean-in-wrote: "It apptan to have been
cineration technology in the United another effort to discredit the board."
Suites with foreign flag ships." stateu The official added that EPA re·
Maritime memo obtained by m~ searchers famili~r with the propam
associates Corky John on and bad been taken ofTthe task force. This
Donald Goldberg. prom~ted an outl'UIC(l rcspontc from
The company that Manti me backs. Mant1me, sayina; ··lt l1 lud1crous that
At Sea Mnc,, 1s buildina two ur the EPA work aroup is not uti liiina
cinerator ships in this country. and the combined upencn« and talents
will operate them under the U.S. naa. of (these rcpretcntativcs)."
I Maritime officials also savqed Footnote: An EPA spokesman said
EPA f0t •llaectty writt,,. •ts dr1ft Maritime offic:tafl wert no toudirr
inctneration 1u1delinn with peciaJ than .. anyone elw" in their U·
focus on the chemical PCB -of ptttlion1 of concern over EPA per-
whteh Chemical Waste Manqcment mill i11ued 10 Chemical Watte Man-
has a husc stockpile in an Alabama qcmcnt.
wHte dump. WHO TRIED FOR A ROEN· The EPA's "subJttt Stl'lttl)'," a TINA?: A couDk of m1n0{ m) ttries
Mar1ume memo charged. "proposes in the 8nt1sh·Aracntinc v.-kJ))'.Cr the
Falkland Islands three years ago were
cleared up the other day when my
associate Jon Lee Anderson spoke
with some Argentine air force piW>ts
in Bolivia.
They told him which country was
secretly supplyin~ planes and missiles
to Argentina dunng the war. and how
the Argentines disguised their
enormous aircraft losses. wt-ich one
of the fliers sa id may have been as
high as SO ~rcent.
Peru was the secret source of the
French Exocet missiles that proved to
be Argentina's most effecti vc
weapon. demoying a British warship
with heavy loss of life.
Peruvian pilots new replacement
Mira~ and other jet fighters across
Bolivia to the Argentif\e border town
of San Salvador de Jujuy. high in the
Andes.
LATIN ROCKET RA CE:
Although Brazil and Argentina have
been cooperatina in recent years on
nuclear development. my intelligcnot
sources aren't sure the sweet ruson-
-tbteness . will last. With-.-th11--poni·
bility always present. they're womed
about Brazil's succcuf ul test last fall
of its Sonda IV rocket.
The Brazilians say they'll l.unch
their first satellite by the end of this
dec8de. They plan to use satellites for
mcteoroloty. communications and
surveys of Bruil's enormous land
resources. But a rocket that launches
satellite can easil y be converted into
a nuclear delivery sy tern. And across
the border. Argentina is also bu1ld1na
its own rocket -for satellite$. of
course.
lntelltacnc:c sources ftar that when
the two t.un AmeriC"an pants~
scu the know-how to make and
deliver nuclear bombs. the world will
be that much clotcr to • confllln·
tion.
ADW&LLa col••alet
. AIM
WEW
Recipe
fora.
perfect
wife
Of course there is no such thing as a
pe rfect wife. but men can dream.
can't they?
Keep your ears open at parties. the
offi ce. the beach -anywhere there
are two or more men -and you will
learn the characteristi cs of a perfect
wi fe.
She's beautiful. resourceful, flex-
ible. She is a good sport. ·
She's a gourmet cook on a food
stamp budget. She doesn't go on and
on about calories.. cholesterol and
fiber. Never does she serve leftovers.
The perfect wife handles the check-
book. balances it each month. and
keeps a running record of all items
that are tax deductible.
Although she has a job to supple-
ment the family income. she keeps an
immaculate house. helps the children
with their homework. and takes them
to Little League practice.
She docs all the marketing and the
laundry. Her husband never comes
up with odd socks in his drawer -
just matched pairs.
On wee kends she docs the yard
work.
The perfect wife is programmed to
discipline the cllildren. handle the
door-to-door salesmen, and write
regularl y to her husband's mother.
ln her spare time she washes the
car.
She is a qui ck study and has lea med
to unplug the sink. sharpen knives.
and replace the batteries in any object
that requires them.
She grooms the dog. the cat. the
kids. and she takes them all to the doc
for their sho1s. She is willy without being suty or
offending an yone. She impresses her
husand's boss wnhout fawning over
him or irritating Mrs. Boss.
This su perwoman entertains with
fl air and wi thout a ca1cress. She
comes up with a believable excu9C for
turn ing down any invitation her
husband doesn't want to accept.
She never Oirts. When her husband
does. she understands why. She
realizes he is irresistible to all women,
and he doesn't want to hurt the
feeling~ of that poor woman coming
on to him.
This wife is well-read. but defers to
her husband's good judgment and
opinion on world. SI.ate and domestic
affairs. She lets him make the de-
cisions. and takes credit only for the
bad ones.
Being a woman, she is not as-good a
driver as her husand, but drives well
enough to keep from banging up the
car.
She 1s. of course. fun-l oving and
i mpulsiv~. That means on a mo-
ment's notice. she can find a baby
sitter for the weekend so she and her
husband can "get away from it all. ..
Her mother lives 2.500 miles away
and is afraid to fl y.
She laughs at her husband's jokes
because she appreciates his rare sense
of humor. She doesn't nag or suffer
from headaches -migrafoe or bed-
time.
This perfect wife appro ves of all his
friends. When it's his tum to have the
boys over fo r a poker sessio n. she knoc ks herself out providing food.
She doesn't care how late they stay,
and never menti ons the cigarette
bums on the table or the cheese dip
ground into the rug.
She doesn't care for jewelry, de-
signer clothes or exotic vacati ons.
Her wedding ring, his fraternity pin,
and a little something she run s up on
the sewing machine fills her needs. A
simple fish ing. camping or skiing o~tanJ suits her fine.
This woman is in excellent physical
condition with one exception: she is allergic: to furs.
Col•mal1t Au Well• llve1 lo u pu NIK9tl.
Treatment selection process
called less anxiety-producing
By SUSAN MONAHAN
0.-, .... C.1 IS •1 I
The woman on the video screen ls talkina about her
background. interests and overall philosophy. For about
five minutes, she draws a brief sketch of herself. rcvealina
something of her personality in the process.
But she is not auditioning for the perfect date; she is
one of the psychiatrists on the panel of Therapy Selection
Services of Santa Ana. a business aimed at helping the
client find the right therapist.
The concept is the brainchild of Dr. David Davis. a
Santa Ana psychiatrist. who says. "There are a lot of great
practitioners in this county. But the average consumer
doesn't know how to tell a good therapist from a mediocre
one."
While Davis acknowledges the videotape "meeting"
is the most creative aspect of this system. he advises
against choosin~ a therapist solely on the basis of
personality. "Training, skill and the appropriateness of the
therapy are the important things," he said. "Otherwise. to
just1ook at tapes and pick someone out is absurd."
The 30 therapists in the videotape library are
oolltagues whom Davis knows and is willing to
recommend; Therapy Selection Services is actually an
updated, streamlined version of the intra-prof~ssional
referral. "This network was in place before. but it was
working inefficiently because there was no formal
structure." he explained.
ls trigger
of hunger --~
misfiring:?
Bravo and two gra pefruits
if you give a n h onest answer ---
Can we talk ...
about weight main-
tenance'>
Almost every-
one knows how to
lose wcigh1. but it's
Dra. DaYld Dam and Dean WU.Oo lave ·. maintain .. tralnlna. •ldll and appropriate-~i~icrs o~eho '~s s2u~
•treamllned the referral proceu bat •tlll neuoftherap1 .. rate1a1Cheetlnclaolce. cessful in main-••••••ililliillillil
A person who has.decided to enter therapy will usually
ask a friend for a referral. said Davis. And this may result
in a therapeutic relationship 1hat is perfect -for the
friend.
"The therapist may be competent.and qualified, but
not do as well with your problem as with your friend's;
maybe because you have a different personality," he said.
"You may not click, but you say. 'Well. my friend liked
him. so I'll give him a chance." ... -
This drawback also can apply. he added. to
recommendations obtained from clergymen or family
doctors: you may be sent to a good therapi.!it who is not
right for your needs.
The therapist. lOO· may decide that your problem isn't
within his or her sphere of influence or special training. taining a weight loss
· "I use short-term psychodynamic psychotherapy for six months or longer. How sad after all that hard work.
"('based on Freudian principles and designed to help a To feel fat and out of control is horrible-but it may
patient solve a problem by understandin• its roots); most feel even worse to watch the numbers on the scale go riaht
of my work is with ~ve!"IY depressed .individ uals and back up after the long battle 1s over.
troubled atlolesc~nt~. said pav1s. who 1s on ~he sta~ of Naomi from Corpus Chnsti. Texas writes, '"I've lost ~nta Ana Psych1atnc Hospital and St. Josephs Hospital hundredsofpoundsoverthe years and have always pined
in Orange. . . them back. l'm1ealous ofrny slenderfricndswbo seem to
. When Davis feels th.at a client can best be: served by a enjo) lettuce and broiled fish more than hamburgers and d1ffercn~ therapist. he will. make .the appr<?pnate refe~ french fries. These people never seem to cat except when
But.he ~ys that a prospective patient may interpret this as the} 're hungry."
a re1ec11.on ~nd not follo~ through. . . Amazing that that should be such a novel idea. Do you
This kind of confusion can be avoided 1f a person cat when you're not hungry. too?
(Pleue .ee TBJtRAPT /B2) Look at the list that Naomi sent of all the reason,.
which tempt her to break into the ice cream and
doughnuts. None of 1hem have anything to do with
hunger
l. "I cu never resl.tt a 1oocl partY· (Wltll my frae.h,
tllat always meu1 lots of food .)'
ls a pany just an excuse for you to over-indul.,e?
Slender weight-maintainers go to panics. too. At your~•
soiree you can study their behavior and team from them.
Ifs much less fattening than eating too much. • i . "I cu aever pus a do.p .. t ..., wllMet
1toppta1."
Sure xou can. You just haven't made that chojcc.
Naomi. I ll bet that when you arc on one of your
"successful diets" you pass those shops with far ic.
trouble. Permanenrweight maintenance llQ.Uires per-
manent changes in ·, · g patterns. . ~
3. "I eat to pl my frtnds."
What friends those? Those who love you won't
insist that you over-ndulgc on their coolung -however
spectacular it 1s.
4. "I eat becaase 's meal lime."
Nonsense. Save the calones for when you're really
pungry. Calories are hke monc~ in the bank. Successful
.,eight-maintainers understand that the} can only spend
so many calones a day.
5. "I cu't bear to waste moaey by leavia& over foM ill
restaaruts. · 1 Ypur thtnking 1s mcons1~ent w11h permanent weight
mainfenance. Yon pa~ 1n more v.a~s 1han one when you
cat more than you need.
5. "I eat wllea I'm auioas, bored, depressed or
lonely."
Bravo and tv.o grapefruits for vour honestv and
personal perception. Cons1di:r howeve·r. that you may be
scratching the wrong 11ch. The tleeung pleasure and relief
that accompany an eaung binge are hkel:--to result in
fun her anxiet}. boredom. depression and lonehness. It's a
vicious cycle.
Docs the one dieter in ~00 \\hO succeeds have otheT
special secrets? Yes. wa1ch for 1hem nc\I week.
Dr. ~lgaz1 1 a mamage and family rherap1sr m
Corona dcl Mar. She '14-clromes ~our responses. lf>ctU wish
a personal repl,'1-. please enclose a stamped. scJl:addrcssed
envelope Wntt• to Linda .~lga11. Ph-0 .. c/o Dall} Pilot.
P.O. Box 1560. Cosca Mesa 916~0
BACKTALK
A fit body's
When deelCnlna for teleYlalon •• 80phlatlcated ladlee. TraYllla aMa
blu cat to accentuate now of formal gown; red and black jampealt
wu d .. lgned for "Cllff'a alrlfriend to wear In ti:kiQ:::,~ in balance
empbul• la another trademark u I• the 90ft look of chlff on.
Gowns of 'show biz ladies' admired
a. SU. ... tld9 Nd *-· lold blMlkl coat to u oll ...,,_.,ball• "Dila..."
Fashion a bles know Travilla
ts the gen iu s be hind 'Dallas· ---
By VIDA DEAN
Deir .... ..,.. ...
What better way to get into spnng than via a
showingoffabulous fashions for the season?
T he Fashionables did Just that at the Meridien. and
on hand was one of thci r fa vontc des1gners-TravUJa
- and h is latest collection. .
The award-winning designer. making his fou rth
appearance with the Chapman College suppon group. is
the creative aenius behind those lovely clothes worn by
the stars on .. Dallas" and .. Knot's Landin,."
A model comes out wearing a a red sull with black
sleeves ... " A suit for Sue Ellen ... comments Travilla.
"She wore this one in Hong Kong. .. he said of a nothcr
outfit.
0thm1hatfollowed in the parade we~~-Orcss
wi th fur on the sleeves for Donna Krebs.a black and red
jumpsuit that Oifrsairlfriend might wear in tbe kitchen
... Sue Ellen worcthisrcddrcssandgold kabuki coat to
an oil baron's ball ... "
Of ontfashion. he said. "I made one just hke this in
blue for AvaGardncr."Somcofthc picccs1n his private
collection arc the same as the o nes he designs for his
"show biz ladies ... They arc the same soph1 tacatcd t)'J>CS
he aims 1t in "ttal life.'
"I'm so al•d women look hkc lad1c There arc
wonck.rfulclothcsnowforeveryone."Travilla prefaced
hiuhow. (Sostronaishcon 10f\. femtotnc fashions that
he aook silt )'carsoff dunna what he term "the Jean
ft"I ••• )
After the show of 9'tb.; t8ca. taflietaHnd sa&tns.
Travilla toad thearoupwhmhascollection would be for
erveral days, "Go bu)'. I need yq\lr money:.; (Do you
suppe>1eJ.R. is not pe)'•naSue Ellen' bells?1
"I'd love to ha~e the Jumpsuit." said Ollie HUI a
(Ple9M ... TllA VU..LA/82)
P'ulaloaaltl•: Btrdle •bb. Anne llcbllht.
top. N&DOJ Pettljolm ud Naacy Tarnamer.
,
When fixing posture. think
of image in rear-view mirror_
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looked aT voursdl .i'
others see \ou''
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that 1s apt to be mosl ARY
traumatic to our
eio The seal m3' RoTHEllERG look bigger than 1o1.C.·
thought. the hips •••••••••••• may tool fla bbier:
the bacl hne more rounded. and 1he shoulders more
saag1ng
.\rc 'our shoulder . hclt or h~'m hnc le' d" Is one h~I
more \\Om 1han the other''
;\ po tural ~Ur\ e) of health' }Oung men with an
average age of ~6.6 )ears \ho'"ed 1hat .3 percent of them
have a low nght houlder ~ 1mllar surve} showed an
enormou I) high percentage of \Oung "-Omen with
rounded ba k4' and wmged shoulders. Causes of such
findings could tx poor po turnl habits or congenital
def~t"
Lool at 1rouNlfiiltn e mirror -)OU are-apt nrset a
pac;s1vc po-.ture that reQu1rc the U\C ofhgaments and the
lock mg bone' to l eer upnght What's to be dont to con"ttt
this poor bod\ balanre that not only loou bad but 1s bed
(or optimum health and '1tal1t~"
F1nt. corr~11on rcqu1rt'i an •'-'arcne )Ourself
a othcrHtt,ou. and "ant todowmcthlf\gabout at Good
posturc or poor ptmurc 1c; a\ hah1tual a' an)' chantcten tac
or mannt'n m '-'C ha' e
ond. "'"'e to h~p in good ph~ teal cond1t1on.
Ph ' al·al litnes ha<, hoth orpn1<. and ps chotoa1cal
benefit It l ct:p )Our bod} 1n tone. II'" your body
tn.actural independence. and. at the same tame."'" )OU
confldcne"C in both appcaran<'<' and agl11t)
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wuctural problem
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0• .. COMl DAM.Y PILOT/Wed..-day, March 27, 1985
Ethiopia's treaslire
speaks Out for· eoUi,try ·
Art ambassador Tekle brings
quest foru tty to Costa Mesa
-AfewerkTekle, who has been called "Ethiopia's
National Treasutt," is on loan to thi country until
Thul"lday-as a fund-raiser and spokesman for hi s
faminc-nddencountry. _.
Ata luncheon in his honor at the Westin South Coast
Plaza Hoael in Costa Mesa. Tckle. S4. discussed what he
.bopeatoaccomp&ish thf&Ulh hittrtand in hiTunoffkial
capechya11oodwillambassador.
TekJe's visit is sponsored by The An Expencnce in
Lacuna lkach and the Los Anaeles-based Commit tee
Apinst Famine in Ethiopia (CAFE).
"The most sianificant pan of this 1s that he 1s the onl y
man i., Ethiopia who can reach out to help his own people.·
said Edward Solomon, president of An Experience.
Ptus Tekle is involved with the International Mu seu m
of 20th Century Arts' campaign to ad van cc world peace
thro• a museum which will house works ofrenowned
anilts from 250 countries.
Chairperson Maryann Del Pizzo explained that one of
TekJe's paintings will be reproduced on porcelain plaques.
''Then I thought, how wonderful ifthiscould be used to
benefit his country," she added.
And yet there was a time when Tekle thought he could
bcstsa:ve his country in another career. "I went to England
to study to bea mininaenaineer," he recalled. "I felt that to
help Ethiopia it was necessary to have wealth."
But his genius as an artist was rccoanized and
encouraaed. Teklc received hltinitial training from priests
in his country. His ~tained alus windows, mpsaics.
paintings, murals and sculptures still reflect this e.trly
reli&iousinflueoce. In London, he attended the Central
School of Arts and Crafts and later went to the Faculty of
FineAnsofthe UnivenityofLondon.
He continued his education in Italy. France. Spain.
Portugal and Greece. But he returned to Ethiopia. where he
was commissioned by the aovemment to work on murals
and mosaics for St. George's Cathedral.
He painted as well, and created a sculpture of
Ethiopian hero Ras Makonnen. Stamps, playing cards,
Posters. Oqs and ctremon111I costume also carry his
dcs11ns.
Tckle's reputation is international. howeve r. and he
has received awards from countrie throuahout the world.
most recentl yacommenda11on from the Orange County
Board ofSupervttOnfor his rok in promoting world
peace.
The artist was introductd by CAFE president.
Abraham Kidane. Ph.D .. an Ethiopian nati\IC, wtfo has
lived in the United States for l 7yearsand teaches
economics at Cal State. Dominguez Hills.
He pointed out the fund-raisin~· intended to help
Ethiopians over this immcdiatecris1 d enable the
country to function independent! int e future because
'"Elhiopia Is well-endOWed. Gut 1t as rio SC'itncc or
tech nology."
This sent iment was echoed by Tekle in his-spccch. He
beheves that the famine "is the problem of a acoeration ...
It will not continue into the future ... Right now. however.
llS ravagcsarc'reOected in his paintings. As the drought
continued and the famine spread. '1the colors left my
landscapes."
Tcklc was pleased that he arrived a\ the beginning of
spring. a} 1ng that California reminded him o(pre-famine
Eth iopia. 1
Thai he found a point of comparison is not surprising.
for the art 1st does not S« the world from a provincial
vu:wpo1nt. Over IOyearsago. hcstaned paintina "Unity Triptych." Hcchosethethemc when he discovered fhat
"the root of all evil that brings unhappiness lies in
dl!>Unlt)."
The first panel of the painting depicts this disunity.
the second shows 1t heading toward a resolution and the
third panel isa picture of a "golden age" -a unifi'ed world.
"When I painted it. I thought very few people would
see 11." he recalled. Instead, in 1977 "Untty Triptych" won
Tekle •licgoJd medal forfineansat the Festival of Algiers.
The central panel of four hands -black. white, brown
and }ellow-clasped in friendship. will be reproduced on
porcelain plaqucsand sold forS350each. An1sts Ertc of
France. Yankel Ginzburgofrsrael, and R. Brownell
McGrew of the United States have joined Teklc io this
effort.
L3st Saturday, TckJe spoke at aS350-a-plate fund -
raising dinner at the hotel for which cntcnainer Sammy
Davis Jr. was honorary chairman. His visit also included a
lecwrr at Bowers Museum and meetings with Davis. Sen.
Ethiopian muter art.lat Afewerk Tene
WOrU OD ht• IOld medal-wtnnin& Oll paint--Edward M. Kennedy and Harry Belafonte. to whom Tekle
is grateful for his pan in recording the song"Wc Are the
World" which is dedicated to the Ethiopian people.
Tcklccoulddoasmuchgood for his countrymen by
remaining here as by returning to Ethiopia. but he docsn 't
sec it that way. "When a ship is sinking, the rats get out
first." he declared. i
He explained.. however. that this it not intended as a
blanket condemnation. "lfl was just a man in the street.
maybe I would love to leave ... but as an artist. the time to
leave my country is when it isoo its feet."
Nor 1s he conceding to any concern for his fate as an
individual. "lfl should perish-well. I was born in 1932
ln.i ••unity Triptych" with lta brilliant
colon that raemble •talnecl ......
and many anists ha ve died younger."
Teklc admitted that he was skeptical at first when he
received an Invi tation to the U.S. But events have changed
his mind .
"Despite the many things being said ... that try to
se parate the friendship of the U.S. and Eth iopia ...
Americans tried to do so much from so far awa). For what
you have already done. I would like to thank you on behalf
of my people."
To order a commemorative plaq ue, contact the An
Experience. 851-6494.
Donations may be sent to CAFE at 1250 S. La Cienega
Blvd .. Los Angeles 90035 or phonc (2 I 3) 657-5162.
TRA VILLA OUTFITS STARS •••
From Bl
her I uncheon ta blemates SHy S.ttoa, Sklrlee Gaqealllelm
and lieu Doolla commented favorably on rhe fa_.lh.i_ons that
would make a hit anywhere in the world.
The Fashionable members are among the most traveled
anywhere ... Sutton just back from Austria. Italy and
Amsterdam;Helea We1terlDgtalk ing abouta triparoundthe
world and ditto for Jerry Rlcllanl1 (men'scommittee);
JoAue and Gesae Mix recently returned from Hawaii (where
Founder Mildred Mead spends half her time). Peqy Cottoa
was excited abounnrip to Ireland and En&)llnd an-d a -
honeymoon tnp across the way is planned by Chainnan Mary
Loa ( HopkJJl1) Hora1by. ··A I most an ywhcre you ao. New York
or Europe. yo u run into someone from Newport Beach." said
Barbara Bowle.
In May the Fashionables will be travelingasagroupto
Palm Springs fora meetingat the Vintage Club.
Others out for the pthering included R••ty Hood, talking
about a dinner and "Brigadoon .. event ofCha~an's
President's Associates on April 27 at the college. Barbara
accompanied by Keat Freudt, Gloria Bra4e ... , AueUe
Hurwitz, Nora Beiter and daughter Marll)'ll Galaa1tlla1,
WIDaleS .. ort and Gloria Otbrink.
Also, Mary and C.e1ter Marcell, Dolores Vl rt11e,
Virginia Beader, Mary Ann Well1, Jeu Tudow11ly. Robla
Tarner, Lacy Woodward, Margaret and Howard Rlcbrdsoa
Trarilla commentatee. and Hedda Marosl.
THERAPY SELECTION SERVICES ••.
From Bl
knows in advance what kind of help he or she needs and
wants. says Dean Wilson, who 1s in charge of patient
evaluation. "Basically. I give them a snap course 1n what
they should look for in a therapist." he explained.
Wilson. a marriage and family coun selor and an
thera pist, does not have a videotape ofh1s own on file . He
has a pri vate practice in Santa Ana. but believes that the
clients he evaluates would be too biased in his favor.
Most of the therapists arc psychiatrists and psychol-
og1m: a few mamage and fam ily counselors and social
workers are also on the panel. Their areas of specialization
include marriage and famil y issues. eating disorders,
sexual dy'lfunction and mood disturbances.
Wilson helps clients determine the nature and
seventy of their difficulties. They are then able to decide
which treatment modali ty will be most benefici al. Tbe
client 1s also encouraaed to provide input on the type of
therapy -and therapist -preferred.
Some people feel more comfortable w11h a man (or
woman) in the role of therap ist. Another dec1d1ng factor
rnuld be whether a therapist goes into the history of a
problem or deals wuh the here and now.
"Somwmes a patient says, ·1 don't want a therapist
who )USt sits there and doesn't say anything,'" said Wilson.
Obv1ousl>, non-directive therapy is not for thl\ person
who would need a more ac11ve therapist.
W11h this information. Wilson narrows th e field. and
the client is shown videotapes of three therapists.
Therapists are also interviewed by Wilson and djscuss
their backgrounds. training, types of disturbances they
most often treat and their therapeutic approaches.
Wilson says that three possibili11es provide most
clients with a wide enough range of choice. ••Jn fact, manr,
have problems deciding which of the three they like best,·
he added.
Davis believes that. too of\en. the patient takes a
pa!>s1ve role in the therapeutic decision: he or she is simply
"sent" or "referred" to an unknown therapist. "I think the
more a person decides for himself, the better it is," he
explained.
Of course. someone who 1s looking for a therapist can
simply make a list of likely prospects and interview each
one personally.
Davis pointed out, however. that most people don't
make their selection this methodically." A lot of people are
frightened of getting into therapy. This videotape
procedure is less anx1cty-provokin1."
He also noted that because many therapists charae for
an in111al consulta11on. comparison shopping 1n person
can be ex,pens1vc as well as time-consuming. (The fee at
Therapv Selection Scrv1ce'i is $67.)
And Davis says that fo llow-ups have indi cated that
the clients and therapists who have been brou~t together
by videotape arc pleased with one another. "Its definitely
proving Its validity as a tool."
Spenders in suspense
PHJR
WAYIE
For nearly 250
years. the name
"Sotheby's" has been
synonymous with the
finesl works of an. It
has come to rep-
resent the hiahest
standardJ of /ro-
fcssionalism an ex-
pcrt ise. inspirina •••••••••••• confidence in buyers and sellers around the world.
They have sold the areat collections -from the
libraries of Talleyrand and Napoleon to the lm~css1onist lJllntinss-of t~ Havemeye ---and-have sold 1nd1vidual
mastcrp1ece1 such as Rembrandt's'' Aristotle Contemplat-
inJ the Bult of Homer," which hanp in the Metropolitan
Museum of An, and Dc&as' "L'Attentc" which 1ssllarcd by
the Getty and Nonon Simon museums.
To expend his book business, Samuel Baker turned to
auctioneerina in 1744. When the company took ofT,
Baker's succestors, includina nephew John Sotheby.
handled all the lcad1n1 libranes of the t1 me that came up
for sale. The firm continued to FOw throuah the 19th
century with rqular a uctionJ of paint i np, coins. fumit urc.
porcelain and anuquitles.
My friend Christi~ Eisenbera. who 1s asioc1atcd with
Sotheby's. has invited ~ to attend the most incredible
auction from the late Floren« J. Gould's c'tate on t~e last
week of AP-ril.
Mrs. Gould. renowned French-American pa1ron of
the ans, assembled an extraordmary collec11on of
lmprei,1onist and Po~t-Jmprcts1on1st pa1ntinai as well a~
Old Master paintings and drawin ... Her home was the
center of artistic. literary and social life on the French
Riviera in the post-war years.
Sothcby's will be ofTerin, more than 200 artworks that
once huna on the walls o her villa, "El Patio." The
eollect1on is beina sold to benefit the Florence J. Oould
Foundation, Inc., a New York-blsed foundation that
fosters Franco-American amity.
Amons the major painunp in the collection i• a
masterpiece by Vincent Van Goth, "Landscape With
Risina Sun," executed in 1889 when Van Ooth wu a
voluntary patient in the asylum in St. Remy. France.
Mrs. Gould chote for her collec1ion those works that
dcttlhttd hrr by their intlmatnfitmr arfa brilliance of
color. She had a areat affection for the anlsts Henri de
Toulousc-Lautrec and Pierre Bonnard.
There are five works by Toulouse-Lautrec in the
Gould collection, the mott fmportant of which it "La
Clowneue a Cha·U·Klo.'' I HS. from the artilt's mature
period. This brilliant portrait oh performer 11 one of the
last works Toulouse-Lautrec paint.ed ofllfe in the Moulin
Rouac. It is estimated to sell for more than $2 . .S million.
Durin1 the same Mek, mllJlificent jewelry will bt
auctioned from the collection of Annie-Laurie Altken, 1
daulina array of pieces by Van Clttf 1nd Arpcls. Tiffany
and Ostenaa of France.
This should bt a most excitina week for Sotheby'•·
Pilar W1yne 11 1 resident of Newpon &1ch ind the
1111hororPiT1r W1ytrt01 P1~ori1e ind Fibulou1 Recipttl. ••
Addrc corrcspo ndcnct to htt attention. (/O PAX
PubliJhm1 Co .. P.O. Box 2()()().40. Coron• de/ M1r. 9261$,
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Atmtn1 for 90pblatlcadon
on tele.talon Ud ID real Ute, Tra.tlla often tlala
black and wblte elepnoe.
'-'eat thron,lh
your W{essings
tocktakingon theoceastortofa
birthday ...
I wonder what my neighbors think
if they sec me. a mature woman, at 5
a.m. picki ng up leaves around my
door. I don'tsweepthe leaves: I pick
them up, one by one. like beads of
prayer. reciting aloud the names of
the people I love and have loved.
lfobservers think this ritual
strange. I'm not surprised. But, at my
age. I feel the freedom of Eleanor
Roosevelt who said:" I was glad
when I became SS so that I could taJk
tostrangmen on trains." (Admitted-
ly, talking to one's self, while
gathering leaves at dawn isa bit more
suspcctthanchatting in public with
men).
Actually. I'm notjust picking up
leaves. I'm picking up the pieces of
my life. I'm &)caning memories. past
and recent, happy and sad.
Here. close to nature. I am re-
minded of my bqjnnings on an
isolated Tcnnncssee farm. There,
when I was lonely, the trees around a
pond became the friends to whom I
confided "impossible" dreams of
study and travel to far~away places
where there was work other than that
in the cotton fields.
Standing. basket in hand, I recall
the hoards of people who have
influenced my life. Their namesand
faces parade across my mind. Thank
you parents, husband. daua}ltcr,
teachers and friends ... the list goes
on and on.
Somcofthepcople I would thank
arc no lonacr here, and I will never
thank many of those whose smiles
brightened my life-because I never
knew their names.
With a lot of help. I studied under
scholarship. worked 20 years in
Washinaton. D.C. (in communica-
tions. in progressively more respon-
sible jobs) and traveled twice-plus
around the world. People helped me
make my dream•more than come
true.
I am especially grateful to the
people who instructed, inspired and
cajoled me to persevere. I lea med to
ask for what I want, to say "no" and
to survive. no matter what. To be
creative, independent and pro-
ductive is what I want.
BETTY
PORTER
Suddenly, my container is filled
with leaves. I re st. sitting on a brick
wall, still recalling mostl y happy
memoreis. But life has also brought
meJrief: the loss of a child, a divorce.
maJor surgery. the deaths of a father.
brother and close friends.
But I don't hug pain to me. I "let
go" of griefs. one by one. Symboli-
cally, leaves dropped atop my filled
straw basket make no sound.
About 1 a.m. the day's first
depaningplanc at John Wayne
Airport breaks the morning's silence.
Ringing telephones bring sometimes
str~ssful calls associated with owning
real estate and an importing busi-
ness. working with charities. writing.
making speeches, conducting free
seminars for women on "How to
Stana BusinessofYourOwn."
maintaining a home and seeing
friends.
When there is too much stress in
my life. I sin&. paint. walk. cook or
call a friend.
My husband and I meet with
clients, by appointment only. over
mominacoffee, at lunch. and not
after6 p.m. Wholesale importing
provides a flexible schedule. allow-
ing travel and play.
Officially.my husband and I
"rctircd"morcthan IO yeasago-
he from the U.S. Marine Corps
where he served as an aviator for 31
years. and I from a White House staff
JOb in 1967 when we were married.
Combined. we have worked 51
years. but we arc not retired. We
work every day and we plan to go on
working toeiether for the rest of our
lives.
At day's end, I stand in our yard.
lookinaoutovera bay which 1salsoa
bird sanctuary. A wbnecranc takes
Oi&ht and soars above the trees and
the hi&h·rlsc buildinpa~cwpon
Center. to the ocean beyond_
"OcarOod," I say aloud, "Yours
(and mineiu vcrySPECl AL
world ... "
Wine auction uncoFked
Louis Martini haJdooatechcueof I 61ptivatc
reserve Cabernet Sauvianon for the Wine auction durina
toniaht'sOourmet lntematlonaJ Food and Wine
Tastlna-a benefit for the VoluntcerCenterofSouth
Ortnse County at the Wntin South Coast Plau.
Also. on the block 1t 6:30wlll be a bottle ofStap
I.cap's PetiteSirah 1972anda Rohen Mondavi
Rothschild pri vale slOCk Opus One. •
Eiaht rc1ttur1nts1nd 13 wineries are su9ply1n1 the
food and wine fortastina. Another featurt of the btnefit
will bt thousands of dollars wonh of oppe>nunity pri1es. • • • GOOD ICOV'rl: Honon ao to Newpon Beach
builder Jamet M. Pee.rt on Friday durina 1 luncheon at
the Anaheim M1rriotl. wanaa. LJ• is chairman of th~
event where "1ers wiTI receivun award for his_years of
service to hit indutt')', h1scommunhy and the Boy
Scout, of Amerk1 ... Fifth District upervisorTem
a.1 will be honore4.a'-lhe.-Wilham H. !1'\lfleon
luncheon April IS It The Ritz in Newp0n Beach.
Chairman Pt .. lanett is orpniiln.1this1Alu1e to
Riley'11ianincantcontribuuon1oftime and talents to
Scoutinaand the Newpon Beach community. • • •
"The Intimates': will play mulicofthe 'SOsat "open
to the public" dance planned•• 9 p.m. Friday 1n Costa
Mna Country Club by Parent• Without Partners,
Ora nae Cont Chapter 26. Information about orien-
tation for new membm sncedina the dance may bt
obWncdbycanina5*5711.1 • • •
IPalNOIDONML: Women A110C11tnofUnavn-
1ity °''"""'''h will be •• CllaKellor ,,_ ........
home tom 10a.1n. to 2 ~="'°'' pmn111tcJii by consultant,,..... a bufftt funcheon.
tfa topic will "people ldtint Ilona •hh people."
I nformatlon: 133.089 f. .,
HAK&aA·SIOTB
, Laauna Beacb re 1dent1 Trac~ Carlyle Sm"h and Wal&er Jote Hamcra wtrc married an 1 Feb. )
ceremony at Laauna Presbyterian
C'hurch. The couple then sretltd 275
auem at a bullet dinner al the anta
Ana Country Club.
The bride is the dau~tor M Mr
and Mrs. Elias Wells math . She wore
a dcsipcr original gown ofChantiU y
lace over peau de soic candleliaht
saun. with'I hi&tl neck, p\lffcd s1eeves
and covered but\ons down the back.
A Juliet cap held her cuthcdral length
Chantilly lace veil.
Her maid of honor was Lianne
Kirkland and Bridget Tweedie.
Marprct Means and Nancy Romero
were bridesmaids.
The bridegroom 1s the son of Mrs.
Robcn-t.em of Chieago;-bowry
Hughes was his best man, and ushers
were Douglas Smith, brother of the
bride, Michael Roche and Thomas
Purdy.
After a skiing trip to As~n. Col., the couple arc now residents of
Laguna Beach . She is employed by the
Pacific Publishing Corporation in
South Laguna and he 1s a teacher and
Tracy Hamera
athletic director 1n the Laguna Beach
lkhool District.
WILSON-COWMAN
The C'ommun1ty Lutheran Church
o( El Toro *al the ktt1n1 tor the
Marth 17 weddinaofLinda Cowman
and Ganll Wilson, boLh of COMA
Mete. Mr. and Mrs. John Coit of Orantr
arc the partntS or the bride. She Waft
a aown or off-white antique satin
trimmed with Belaium lace. Donna
Butido. Jody Cowman and Jennifft
Cowman were htr bndal attendants.
The bridearoom is the son or Mr.
and Mrs. Mauhew McAnhur or
COIUI Mesa. He "' auendcd by has fellow Costa Mesa Police officers,
Bob Baumpnner, Chano Camarillo
and Steven Rautos.
After a reception at the home of•
bridqroom's parents, the couple left
on a wcddina trip to the Lake M~ova
area. They arc residents of Costa
Mesa.
OVIEOO-W&LLSFRY
The Rev. Euaenc: Wcllsfry was an
officiant at the wedding ceremony
linkint-.....his daughter. Joy Eileen
Wellsfry.9nd Jeffrey Gregory Oviedo
of Laguna Beach. Performina 1he
nuptials in the Laguna Presbyterian
Church was the Re v. Arch Rutheford.
The bride's mother is Earlene
Caring for sick unhealthy
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weddings, birthdays, ""s~"'~·
all occasions and seasons.
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kthell ...... .,.,. ol boMt, ud
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Jett Ov~ Jr. n1 be9I man. and
aroomsmen were Norman Lenders,
Kevin Ruil, Earle Weu.f'ry and John
Wellsfr).
Followina a wedid•RJ trip to Banft:
Canada, the newlyweds arc bvana an • Laauna lkach.
The bride. a salts rcprnentauvc for a Uneer;e manufacturer, received Mr
B.S. delrce in matkel1n1 from Cal
A'·'·Sll--DT
Wcllsfry of Laguna Beach, and
parents or the bndciroom are Jcu
and Cora Oviedo of Tustin.
The bride ~ore a pnnccss style
satin gown trammed with. lace. She-
..
tatc t:on11 Beach. Her husband
earned a .S. in civil ~cineenna
from the 11amc un1venaty. He 11 a
project tnalnttr with PRC Ensinttr-
1ng in Oraqe.
PBJL~llMUllOTO
The Makena Church. Maui. was
1he scttina for the Feb. 2 weddina
linkina Donna Masumoto of
Wa1luku. Maui, and John Richard
Phillips of Newport Beach and Kahe1.
Maui . A reception for 150 guests
followed in the K1hci Community
Park.
!=GMffl
A pthtnna o( famit) IMtnben were pttttnt Whn lre9da Geil
Reed)' and Richard JlcMlllM Allen Jr.
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bat not too ll11lag
at Grand Theater
Neil S1mon doesn't ordinarily
work the st1me side or the street a'I Slephcn Sondheim. but he has had his
tuccelles in the musical arena -
&hows like "Promises. Promises" and
"They're Playana Our Song." to· name af~.
One of imon's earlier contribu·
tions to mu ical theater came init1 all> ua play doctor and eventually as olc
author of an adaptation of. of all
thinp, a Frederico Fellini mov· 11
became "Sweet Cha rity " and
provided a sturdy vehicle for Gwen
Verdon on Broadway and Shirley
Macl..ainc in the movie version.
Toi
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hoppod-up reli~ious cult guru. There-
sa l::la ycs and Linda lol)el:-h&-\le-sotne-
high· tepp1ng moments as Charity's
dance hall pals. pan1cularly in the
"Hey. Big Spender" number. but
their later "Baby. Dream Your
Dream" segment lacks gusto. Lisa
Dryden contributes a fine. steamy
'iCene as the actor' \\-Oman scorned.
Rob Ba rron\ bump-and-gri nd
choreograp1c effect mesh nicely with
the orche'itra11un\ uf William Lock-
wood and director Jad. Bunch pulls
th e sho"° together " 11h cmpha 1s on
the ind1 v1dual moment!> rather than
th e entity. a wise dec1s1on in this case.
Screeching tires ·
dY-ing out at_ ABG
Network announces 26 ·relevant' new pilots
under consideration for airtng In fall season
By JERRY BUCK
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LOS ANGELES-ABC Entertain-
ment president lewis H. Erl icht said
Tuesday that the network's pilots for
the fall season tress relationships and
relevancy and nol "screech in& tires."
Erlicht gave a pre view of 26 pilots
ABC is considering for next season
and one show. a spinoffof"Dynasty,"
is already on the fall schedule.
"We are moving away from
scrceclung-tires and toward rela·
t1onships and relevancy.'' he said
during a briefin~ in hi~ otlke ot ABC.
"In comedy we re looking for funn y
shows wi th witt y diaJ ogue. like our
new scnes 'Moonlight ini.' We can't
rela y on cars screeching around
corners."
untitled show stamna Wagner as an
insurance investi~tor. with John
tanding as hi s British partner, Lew
>res as his f1t hcr and Saf!lantha
Sinith. the girl who wa invited to
Moscow several years ago. as one of
his daughters.
In addition. ABC has "The Col·
bys." starring John James and Emma
Samms. a spinoff of "Dynasty.''
which will debut in the fall , and
"Dark Mansions," a serial of the
occult. starring Loretta Young. Linda
Purl ana Paur Shenar. wlffi:h will
come on at m1dscason ne~t year.
Herc arc some of the comedy pilots:
··Joanna." an en~mble cotnedy set
1r1 a Brooklyn trucking company,
~tarrin~ Cindy Williams.
"Emil)." starring Ellen Burstyn as
a grandmother who lives with her
daughter and two ~randchildren.
"The Faculty,· starring Blair
Brown in a "realistic and adult"
corned) about teachers.
h 's a show that requires the p1zzaz
of a Verdon or a Maclainc to ketp
audiences from dwelling on its sur-
prisingly (&ivcn Simon's anvol ve-
JT\ent ) unsubstantial plot. And at the
Grand Dinner Theater. Pa11i Col-
ombo fiUs the bittl.1Uhe nicel) as a
dance hall hostess who literati) wear<>
her hcan on her sleeve as she looks for
love in all the wrong places. -
Colombo exhibits boundless
energy and sparkling stage presence
as her character 1s bounced from one
pair of arms to another only to end up
continually with (as a sister under the
skin would say in "Sugar") the fuuy
end of the lollipop. It's a perky, pepp)
pip of a perfo rmance.
"Sweet Chant)" will be around
through mid-June. pla) ang nightly
except Monda}'~ at 'al! 1ng curtain
times at the Grand Dinne r Theater. in
Anaheim's Grand Hotel across
Harbor Boulevard from Disneyland.
Call 772-77 10 for ticket information.
Kirk Wall and Patti Colombo •tar In .. Sweet Charity" at
Anaheim•• Grand Dinner Theater.
Erlicht said that AHC. which is
firmly entrenched in third place in the
Nielsen ratings. has not in creased the
number of pilots in development.
But. he aid. the network was de-
velopin_g more corned) shows than 11
had ong.inally· plannell. The pilots
include 14 drama show!>. 12 comedies
and one vanet) 'ihow.
"full House." tarring Della Reese
and Paul Winfield in a comedy about
a black family. The show has fre-
quentl y been called ABC's answer to
"The Cosby how. but Erlich! denies
II.
Unfortunately, beyond the title MUSICAL COMEDY on a less
character, there aren't many people In ambi tious scale 1s being offered
"Sweet Charity" with whom the through this weekend at the Costa
audience can involve itself. Th(• Mesa Civic Plar.housc whi.'n.• director
major supponang figures are one-Pa ti Tambellini'sJun1or thespians are
dimensional sounding boards for the performing a musical 'ers1on of the
star. and even the nominal leadan~ children's play "W1nn1e the Pooh."
male role (which doesn't surface until Adam Martz in the title role.
halfway through the show) offers little Tammy Ames as Piglet. Ilene
more character amplification than a Claudius as the Rabb11 and Natalie
whacko scene 1n a stuck elevator. Pepper as Kanga get the mo'it from
Kirk Wall mana_ges to pllj this their assignments. Other )Oung
particular sequence to the hilt but _people 10 the production arr Aryan
fades politel> into the background Rasmussen. Jenn1fi:r Waddell. Roby
through the rest. of the show. Mark Wonhang. Julie Fiddl·r. L\phasia
Ewing gets off a couple of good Peters. Rachel Anderson. Leah Flor-
cameos as an Italian movie idol and a ence a.nd Alcxa.odra Caner.
Original mu'i1t and lyrics by Anita
Grossman serve tO JUice up the
vinta~e A.A. Miln.: script. adapted b>
Kristan Sergei. Performances con-
clude with sta~ingc; at 2 p.m. aturday
and Sunday in the playhouse. 661
Hamilton St.. C'O!>ta Mesa. Ca ll
650-5269 for tickt:t'i.
BACKSTAGE -( 'hapman College
will present the variety !>how "Live on
Stage '85." a musical revue of
Broadwa) 's top showc; o'er the past
few yearc;. this wei.'ki.'nd for th e benefit
of th e Mar c h o f
Dimes .... ix·rformances arc-'cheduled
for Frida). Saturday and Sunday at 8
p.m. and arce"<pectcd to raise $45.000
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Festi val will Ix· held Monday and
Tuesday from 7 to 10 p.m. at UC'
Ir 1ne's Lillie Theater .... four men
and one woman will play inult1ple
leading roles in the festival. from
Sept. 23 to Oct. 5. and will earn $500
each .... volunteers arc also being
sought for the choir and backstage
ass1gnments__call 856-6614 to secure
an audil1on time slot ....
The Harlequin Dinner Theater is
bringing the musical "Grease" back
for another summer. and aud1t1ons
for non-union performers to c:om-
plcle th e cast wall be held next
Wednesday at the Harlequin. J503 S.
Harbor Blvd.. Santa Ana ... tr)Out
times arc 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. for
women and 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. for
men ....
Herc arc some of the dramatic
shows under cons1dera11o n:
"Brot hers-In-Law." Mac: Davis
and Joe C'ortessc in an action-
adventure drama. ,
"Spenser: For Hire." Robert Unch
as a tough private detective.
"Triple Cross." About three police-
men who become private detectives
af\cr winning a lottery and bet each
other wh o can solve a case first.
"Shadow Chasers," a college para-
psychologist.teams ua with a tabloid
journalist 10 chase supernatural
phenomenon, starring Trevor Eve
and Dennis Dugan.
"Northstar." starring Greg Eviga n,
described by Erhhch as a "1985
version of 'The Six Million Dollar
Man.'" in which an astronaut is
struck by solar radiation and acquires
superhuman power.
The Robert Wagner show. an
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of Jabba the Hutt.
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"Growing Pains." a family comedy
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By JERRY BUCK ,,,, .............
LOS ANGELE -Cybill Shepherd, th~ former beauty queen
and . frost y tease arr a half-dozen
mov1H. also can make people lau~.
In her seeond televi ion ~nes
ABC) "Moonlightina." she 1$
proving to be adept at both verbal and
visual comedy and as straight man for
co-star Bruce Willis.
"I've never done this kind of role before." she says. ··although I did
comedy in · 1lver Bears' an 1976. I've
alw1 s ~led l<l-.do a comedy-
adventurc."
In ''Moonlighting." she plays Mad-
die Hayes, a top fashion model whose
business manager skips with all her
money and leaves her the owner of a
shaky detective agency she had
bought as a tu writcofT. She ends up
throwing in with the head of the
agency. Willis. who plays a fast-
talking conniver named David Ad-
dison.
"She has a great deadpan." says
Willis. a former New York standup
comic. "She's good to play ofT of.
When you have a good script you
need someone good to play ofT of.
She's wonderful."
Shepherd. 34. ·~ now on her second
quest for stardom. following a return
to her hometown of Memphis. Tenn ..
after her movie career dried up.
She was just barely out of her teens
when director Peter Bogdonovich
spotted her picture on the cover of
Glamour maga1ine and cast her in
"The Last Picture Show" 1n 1971.
She had been voted Miss Con-
geniality in the Miss Teen-Age
America comelltion and then won a
··model of th e year" contest that took
her to New York. She was on the
cover of Glamour magazine eisJlt
times in the yea r that Bogdonov1ch
found her. They did three movies
together.
"He was m)' first great teacher in
acting," she says.'' I learned a lot from
Cybill Shepherd
the thri'c other -women 1n 'The Last
Picture Show.' Eileen Brennan. Clori s
Leachman and Ellen Burstyn. Then I
worked for Elaine Ma y in 'The
Hcartbeak Kid' and I learned some
comedy from her:·
Bogdonovich became not only her
mentor but her companion and lover.
as well.
"We lived together for 81h years."
she says. "During that time I worked
w11.tl some heavyweight directo rs. But
1t was time for the relationship to be
over. I was ready for many different
reasons." She says, however, she is
ready to work with Bogdonovach
again.
Soon after \he returned to
Memphis in 1978 'ihe married David
Ford. They had a daughter. Clcmcn-
11nc. now five. They were divorced in
1982. While an Memphis she re-
corded jazz and cou ntry-western
albums and played Jau clubs and
regional theater across thl' count I)
"One of the things that got me hack
to Memph1 was gellmf mvolvl'd m
renov11ina downtown.' she says. "I
helped save the Orpheum. a 1928
theater. We had a benefit and raiKd
money to save it."
lh her motor home $Ire ing room.
parked outside the 50und talc, she
has a drawing by Clemcr11inc-tacked
to the wall. h's a stick fi&urc labeled.
"Abraham Lincoln in the snow."
When hepherd returned to Holly·
wood she tackled her first TV series.
NBC's "Yrllow ~osc," a sort o(
Western soap opera. She played a rich
idow with three tepson . II older
than she." I thought that made it very
sexy," she says. "The whole point It
that they were older than I was."
But "Yellow Rose" struck rock
bottom 1n the ratings and never rose
higher.
"I know that the orifinal plot
couldn't be implem(•ntcd.' she says.
"Sam's character (one of her ste~
sons) and mine were supPosed to get
marned. But Sam didn't want to do It.
I thought 1t would be great."
The pilot for"Moonlighting," writ-
ten by executive producer Glenn
Caron. was brought to Shepherd
when onl)' 50 pages had been done. h
..was wrlllen with her in mind.
The p1lo1 required Shepherd and
Willis to do a Harold Lloyd-st) le act
hanging from a huge clock high up on
the side of a building 1n downtown
Los ngele'i.Shedid muchofhcrown
stunt work. ( he swims laps at
UCLA's Olymp1c-s1Lc pool to stay in
shape, b1c)'cles and works out with
weights.)
"l w1'1h, in one sense. that I could
have worked in the' JOs and '40s:· she
says. "because I would h:ne lo\ed to
do screwball comedies.
"That's what this 1s. in a wa)'.
Comedy 1s fu n. but it's vcl) precise. It
requires a lot of concentration. It's a
real art." ,.
he laugh-;.
"M) epitaph will read: 'We'll make
this a corned)' }Ct.'"
Happy family, for now
Melinda Knudmon. Crate Harrlll and
Patrick McGlnnl• (from left) celebrate
Jlarrlll •• aafe homeeomtnc from WOrlct
War U In .. The Subject Wu Roeee.'• on
8taCe at the 8eD Clemeata Co-•1111ltJ
Theater Thanday tbr~ die clo9fc!I
performance S.tuda:r at a P·•· 492-cM85 for ticket lnformadoL
'Friday V' hm:rific success
HOLL' WOOD (A P) -"Friday
the 13th -Pan V" slashed through a
group of new competitors and placed
a stranglehold on "Beverly Hills
Cop" to Jump to the No. I spot and
earn the biggest weekend movie gross
so far this year.
The late'll episode 1n the enormous-
ly succc!lsful horror series. earned a
whopping $8 million 1n its debut
.weekend. Paramount Pictures. which
released the film. said at was the best
opening \\-Cekcnd of any 1985 film.
expert picked up $5.3 million.
A Disney family film about a
dinosaur, ··eaby," finished fifth 11s
first time out. hauli ng away S4
million.
Placing seventh behind .. Be verly
Hills Co" was "Wttness," a murder
mystery set in Pennsylvania's Amish
country. It earned S3.8 million over
the weekend, bnnging 11s gross earn-
ings toS4JJn1llion in SC.\ en ~eeks..
1. "Witness." Para.mount., _$3.I
milhon. I , 11 s screens, $43 million.
seven weeks.
The rankings gave Paramount
three films on the top draw rist -LOS ANGEL.ES(AP)-...
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"Severi)' Hills Cop." the Eddje
Murph) action comedy and top
money maker for more than a dozen
weeks. not onl y slipped 1n the money
ratings. 1t plummeted to the number
six spot for the weekend. It was far
outdistanced b)' a group of a new
releases while drawing in S3.9 million
towards its total gross of $191
million.
.. Fnday the 13th -Pan v:· 11.200 to wepe.ce her daTlrged
Here are the top seven movies at ateron~·1Wlllkol...._.
the box office over the weekend. with The IUr, d9dc•1d In 1111, ..
distributors. weekend gro~s. num~r nw a bul "op at the COIW fll
of screens. total gross and num~r of Holl)wood and Vine and ..._,
.. Porky"• Revenge," the third ofTer-
weeks in release. ~ ___ .. ~ • I .. I "Friday the I 3th -Part V " """tr~ uwt~ • ... "
Paramount, SS million. 1.759 ~ rwt onty-·~:--
scrccns, first week. _ •"' the .urr--.. . I 2. "Porky's Revenge:---Fox. S6.2 . WM broken .
'Dynasty' star in plane.peril
By LYNDA HIRSCH
DALLAS: Pre~mpted ' • • • DYNASTY: Krystle find\ Blake holdang Christina in h1~ arm\. Kl)\lle refu'les
Bloke's pleading\ to return horTil'. 1n~1s11ng
~-!,~~ ho:r!~e~I ~sd~::,~~:11~~~~~a11iu~1~~11~
offers Lukr Job a1 Colb)'CO 'i1e,l·n warn~
Luke lhat Alc,1m· gcsturr 1s JU\I J way of
compcung with Blake.:. Adam l'ncouragr\ Claudia to .11e1 Mciucan di\ on:e from
Steven. Alex as warns Amanda not 10 gave
up Pnncr Mac~hael. £Xx tell\ Kry\lle tha1
Daniel hu been 1mpnsoned an Paragua). Pnncc Michael calls ofT engagement 10
Amanda when ~he continues to r1:1rc1 his
afTecuon Blake l-all~ Daniel and demand' to sec him. Daniel refuse~. S:l) 1ng he'\
lcavang for a1rpor1. Al airport. l>anacl sec~
Blake s1111nJ an private plane fhc plane 1akes ofT w11h Blake and Daniel arguing
Two puppet
shows have
circus theme
Two circuses -with ~trings at·
tachcd -will be entertaining chll·
dren of all ages during spring va-
cation.
"Let\ Go to the Circus." a colorful
puppet show will be performed at I
p.m. Tuesday a1 Golden West College
and "Barnum and Balonc) Side
how" will be offered at I I a m. and
1:30 p.m. next Wednesda) at Saddle·
back College Nonh.
The famed I.As Marmouscts will
present the show in GWC'i College
Center on the campus at 15744
Gold en West St .. Huntington Beach.
It will feature three-foot high
animal puppets who decide to put on
their own circus while the human
trainers arc away. A penguin .ring·
master introduces the acts: a giraffe
tosses hula hoops while a bear ndes a
zebra and a crocodile plays ball.
Meanwhile. behind the scenes. a
romantic sub-plot is played out when
a mouse falls 1n love with an elephant
that's infatuated with a 1cbra.
about lr..r)\llc rhc) v.rc~k and acc1dcn-1all)' knock p1lo1 uncon<,(:1ous The planl'
stans to dive toward mountain rangr 31>
Daniel fran11call) tr.rah'! con.1ro1,. ' . . FALCON CREST: Pre-empted
1ng on the escapades of sc hool chums
10 return Lulhcf'5 hcanng 11. succc~lul on the loose in a Florida town, took but I ulher can't undersiand wh) he sun 1,ctJ an e\plosion whilh ~hould haH· the No 2 spot by earning S6.2 million
killed ham and wh' Raleigh ..... hu had llS first "'eckcnd. man) rc'Pf'""b1h11c~. d1c·d Craig ~hocked "Ma'>k." the true story of a grossl)
( ra1g 'hocked whl·n he learn\ that h" ~on disfigured bo) named Rocky Dennis
HILL STREET BLUEs: LaRul .. , mo' ic S1e,en ha' marncd and 1sahou1 to hecomc which star11 ( her as his mom. came in ~oe' from a famll) film to a porno 01d. a father ~e\tphal brings Tomm) lo hi\ third in ll'i third week of release nev. a pan men I and as \urpn""·c.I h~ .i ~ L I II t-' 111 and Renko arc a\s1gned 10 W'-er an garnering .Du. m1 ion an n:ce1p >. • lh.impagnl··hcanng Dr ( r:11g .ind hi\ F h fi h d b k all·wh11r hou\ln& proJect which "Jdm11-.,..,fl' C raag ob' aou\I) thinks thl· a pan· in as ing oun in 11~ c ut wee -
m1lhon. 1.423 screens. first week . ..-When em Munroe, the PNll!
3. -Mask." n1versat. S6. I ITf1lmm;-dent of ur.w.ri filn ~
800 screens. $6.6 million. three l4Nlm9d of the dlar9Plllr ......
wei.:k'i. out a request to 750 ..,._ 1"'
4. "The Last Dragon.'' Tn-Star. wit In cal\ check.a .-Ml '"°'., ~~k. million. 1.038 scrcen'i. first orders, rnoeity of s1 to13.
5 "Bab)" D1sne~. S4 mtlhon. 916 &.wer and her hulb9nd. ,.
<>ereens. first -week cord6ng executM Bob Tilllla, 6 .. Be-.crly Hills Cop:· Para· vt.6tedthesteronatrtpfrom .... .,
mount. S3.9 million. 1.357 screens. YOft(. She WM here to "JI•• Oft 11ng four black fam1hes When I hll run'> nwnl " hcncath a man of \\ l'\lphal'' end -wa'I "The Last Dragon." The 1n10 1roublc. Renko 1~ not there tu bal·k "1010"' n mo' 1c about a martial anr, him up. i\ furaou\ Htll feds Renkt> wa~n·1 ,._:'.:.:1a:..:.:n=d.:..:1n.:!g:.._ __________ ~---------------,-----'--------------------------rn\enng him tht' "a) a goo<l panner
\hould ~Ian is enragl•d when he lrarn~ his
prrkct howhng g;imr "'on't hr rccogn11cd
b) 1he Oo"-ltng as'\OC1a11on bc.•cau'>C.' l1I unacn·ptablc 011 on the allq Al -an
ahoruon cl1nac. a ragh1-10-lilcr lhruw\ blood on one of1h1: c.loclor\. then going to
h11 one ul lhe c.l0<.10f\, the mJn\ plalard
al·udcnl:lll) h1u a pregnant "'Oman who
had dcl 1drd aga1n\I an abon1on When the bab) 1\ born four mon1hs premature. 11
d1r\ The man 1\ rharged "11h \t'Cond· dl·grcc manslaughtrr.
S IQl .9 million 15 weck'I. "The Merv Gtltftn Show.
• • • KNOTS LANDING: Greg \umner re·
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coopcra11on an rcg;ird to Galveston Co.'\
pos~able involvrmrn1 in 1he 11dal basin
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mo1her Ruth at1emp1\ 111 rcmirul her wn.
Karen 1racl s down lhl· 1wo nunt'\ prc\Cnl .... hen Val's 1wins were dch,rrcd Ju~I a~
one of the nurses 1~ ahout 10 dasdost the
truth abou1 the ahdue1cd babies. she
rhanges her mand. ( alh) 1ssurpmed when Joshua presents her w11h beautiful engage-
ment nng and 1hcn. a1 engagement pan)
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Stephen Hayes promotFd to VR post at Bertea Aerospace
Sae,llle• L. Ha1es has been narued yicc president of the Parker Bertu
A•....,.ee o...., of Pmer Haaalfl• Corp., based in Cleveland. ln his new
post. Hayes has operatina responsibility for Parker's product suppon and
loliatics divisions in Irvine, tbe ps turbine fuel systems division in Cleveland
and itsacncral aviaajon operations in Ohio and Colorado. Hayes hu been witb
Pttter since 1972 and attended VC lnlae't ex«utave development program.
He lives In Mission Viejo.
Dreyer II YOHI to represent Misty Ridge. located in ats master-planned
Rancho an Clemente community. Dreyer & Young has offices in Newport
Beach aod San Diego.
Tradeenvoywams
U.S. ml!.xcloseits
markets to Japan
• • • RellMa Teat RJle1 has been appointed marketing adminis1rator of
Pta•eHa lfoma'-Southcm OlttfOtnla rtliOn."RifcyWas formffiy associated
with the Coast's DouJ• L. 8re11 Ce ., Ml11loa Viejo Co. and Warm1actoa
Deve..,..._t. She has been with Irvine-based Ponderosa since 1984. • • • Larry a. Minis ... has been named executive vice president of Secut&y fadlle.M..,... Cer,.'1 comm1ercial mortgage aroup. with resp0nsibility for
production in the group's 10 offices 1n seven states. Included is the firm 's
Ncwpon Beach commercial office. He has been with the company since 1973. • • • Dua Seell1 has been promoted to principal of Hogan Roy Partners, a
• • • Laguna Hills resident Harold Esell, western regional commissioner for the
V.S. lmmlcratloa ucl Na&.,allu&loa Service, has recci ved an award from the
Lot Aa1elet Federal Execullve Board for outstanding performance as a
federal manager. Ezell has been with the INS onl y since March 1983. but has
ac~ired .. superb level of technical knowlcdg(_' in that time~ sajg I
CommisSloner AlH CNiJIOll. Among llis accomPTfs men ts were: Helping an
elderly C'uban woman dyi ng of cancer fuifill her lifelong dream of becoming an
Amencan citizen; paroh11g an Iranian family into the United States so one of
their children could receive a cancer opera11on: mobilizing service officers10
find an I I-year-old girl abandoned by alien smugglers in the southern border
area and reunited her with relati ves in the Un ited States. · • • •
Saul Padek has been appointed president ofl..aAeer Yach& Corp. oflrvi ne.
Padek will relocate from M1am1 to Newpon Beach to take on the new post. He
is a boa11ng industry veteran and former president and owner ofThompaoa
Boat Co., where he is credited for increasing sales fro m $750.000 per year to S 12
mill ion per year. ••• Walter P. Blass has been named chairman ofSHearson Lehmu Mortgage
Corp. 1n Newpon Beach. He replaces outgoing chairman Fruit O'Bryan. Blass
comes to Shearson Lehman from CenTrust Savings Bank in Miami. Shearson
is a sub idiary of American Express Co. and originate and services home
Joans. • • • Warkentin Cox ArcllJtect1 of Costa Mesa has designed twin, six-story
towers for IDM Corp.'s Circle Business ('enter in Long Beach. The towers each
contain 79.464 square feet and are sited on a five-acre parcel near Pacific Coast
Highway. • • • Tbe Stearns Co. 1s nearing completion of two new research and
development buildings at th e Koll Co.'s Phoenix Tech Center io Arizona. The
buildings were designed by Newpon Beach arch11ects DeRevere Partnership.
Landscape design as by The Planninr Center of Ncwpon Beach and Phoenix. l ••
Comprehensive Care Corp. has announced a series of executive
management appointments. Tbe appointments are pan of an overall
TOK YO(AP)-Lawmakers m the
United States are preparing 10 close
Ameritan markets to Japanese manu-
facturers if Japan does not make more
progrcsrorropeninrtrs-marketrto
U.S. impons. a former Japanese
ambassador to Washington warned
Monday
"The U.S. Congress 1 in an
emouonal senument," said Yosh10
Okawara. who returned recentl y after
serving five Yl'Brs an Washington. f1e said Congress "may make its
own move.. toward protectionist
measures 1fU.S. negotiators contin ue
to ha ve trouble ,. opening Japan·~
markets to American products.
Okawara·s comments came a'
Prime Minister Yashuhiro Nakasont•
was proposing cutting tariffs on
<\mencan lumber impons in face of
growing opposition from Japan's
lumber industry.
The fo rmer ambasc;ador told a
news conference "at 1s essential to
tackle and take specific measures" to
open the Japanese market<;. particu-
larly to American companies in the
areas of telecommunications. elec-
tro nics. forestry products. mcd1canc
and medical equipment.
President Reagan ~pec itically
call ed for acuon in those areas when
he met in January with Pnme
Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone in Los
Angeles. · Okawa said congressmen arc feel-
ing growing political pressure to help
runcncan-m11nufactuttn wh6-Werc
hun as Japan's trade suplus with the
Llnited States jumped to $36.8 billion
1n 1984 fro m S2 I .6 billion in 1983.
Nakasone ordered a study of poss-
ible tan IT cuts and other measures to
open Japanese lumber markets in a
meeting of senior officials of "the
ruling Liberal Dcmocra11c Panv.
K}odo New~ Service quoted Part y
Serrl'tary General Shin Kancmaru as
'>aying the govern ment must consider
fina ncial assistance to the lumber
1ndustr) and related industries before
tanm. art• cut a!> rL'Questcd by the
Un1t\'d States.
U.S. nego11a1or'i ha e demanded
rcmo' al or reduction of tariffs on
plywood and related products. Japan
now imposes a I 5 percent tariff on
pl} wood and oart1clc board. _
Kyodo al o reponed that State
Minister Toshio Komoto said the
go\ernmcnt plans 10 settle com-
mun1ca11on issues hy the end of this
month and the issues in uch other
fields ac; forestry products. electronics
and medicine and med ica l products
,by early April.
Costa Mesa planning and landscape architecture firm. He has been with the
co~pany for eight years as an associate responsible fr 1mgation design and
prOJCCt management. • • • Irvine resident Jeffrey L. Nichol s has been promoted to vice president and
director of marketing for BwthtHs Property Development Co. 's office pro1ects.
In his new post. Nichols will oversee marketi ng and leasing of the Irvine firm's
office project developments. Nichols has bee n with the company since 1983.
Business propenies has offices in Irvi ne and Phoenix. Ari1. It is presently
developing an $85 million office and hotel project adjacent to Anaheim
Gloves are coming off
in software market war
Stadium. • • • Kathy Habash ha s joined lrvine-ba ed WMF Desis.ns, lnc. as director of
interior project development. She comes to the arch11ectural design/space
planning firm with a background in the contract fum1sh1ng industry. • • • Bonnie Kroll ha s been promoted to senior an director at Marketing
Directions, Inc. with responsibility for directing all studio activities including
supervision of an directors and outside suppliers. As leader of the graphic anis
studio. she will develop graphic directions for agency clients. Kroll has been MAC ADAM KROLL HABASH NICHOLS
.\ pnce<onsc1ous. performance-
dnven 1nt~nsely compct1t1 vc market
for computer software is now emerg-
1ni. according 10 an expen observer
of the computer scene.
Robert F. Snyder. ~roup publisher
of Gordon Publicauons high tech-
nology group including Computer
Dealer and Computer Products. de-
scribes th e coming software market a!I
with the firm since mid-1983. • • • . a priLe ring where "the gloves arc
Dr. Miilard N. MacAdam of Corona del Mar. a management afld restructuring plan tor the S 150 mil hon health care firm as It embarks on a coming off' as software compan1c~
organization development consultant. was keynote speaker. discussing growth program intended to double the com pan} ·5 present size within fou r become more compct1tl\ e. more
"Producti vity and Profitab1ht) Through" People" at a 2~,ljl annl\ersal) years. Among them: Rkhard A. Santoni, president: W. James Nicol, vice aggress1-.e in 1he1r marketing and
conference held earlier this month in Long Beach by the Amoor Group, Ltd., a cha irman: Stephen R. Munroe, senior vice president and ch1effinancial officer. more responsive to tht• new con·
solar healing manfac1urer and supplier. Mac Ada m also presented a program Also Mark A. Edwards, , ice presiaent and corporate controller. David sumer.
entitled "Training the Sales Trainer~ Developing State of the .\n Training." Delmastro, vice president of marketing; w. Richard Kite, vice president of the Cena1AI > the recent bombshell
W i R 'd I I G • h• • I d h R · newly former research and development depanment. Mar·y Lee Potter was dropped by IBM when it announced arm ngton esa ea& a roup as c ose escro~ on t ree 1vers1de that 1t would stop production in Apnl apartment sites with land values of more than $3.4 million. Representing named vice prei.ident of human resources: Stephen Toth was named vice of Its PCjr home computer puts the
Warmington in the transactions werl' Ian Brown and Rufus Barkely of presiden t of employee services: Dee Elliott 1& director of professional servic\'s. market an a free-for-all brawl.
Cashman & Wakefield 's Newpon Beach office. east: and William Kaupus 1s director of acqu1s111ons in the marketing and "We are now in a market for • • • de,elopment depanmcnt. Jou Prevost has been appointed director of Woodcrest Development, software 1n which consumer!> no
lnc.'s new home warranty dl·panment. Prior to Prevost's appoinlmcnt. the • • • longer accept the theory that high·
Irvine firm's constructio n depanmen1 was in cltarge of customer requests. Yeiser-Garland design firm of Custa Mc~ has furnished three model powered. carefu lly·d ocumenled pro-
"The biggest reason for the change
is the sharp downward movement of
hardware prices." Snyder continued.
"W11h personal computers selling for
less than Sl.000. 1t is increasi ngl y
obvious that a consufller will not
accept paying $500 or more for his
software.
"Equall~ 1mponan1. the new con-
~uma 1s no longer a computer
spcciali't but a small businessman or
self·cmployed professional looking
for a romputcr to handle some very
spcl·atic JObs such as billing or
inventory .
.. .\'i a result of the lower prices for
computers. the market for software
has expa nded dramatically both 1n
size and scope. The computer store 1s
no longer the most important outlet
for software. for example. Instead,
you find c;oftwarc on sale 1n depan-
ment <;tores, bookstores and mass
merchandisers.
Prevost is former corporatedarector of customer service for Broodmoor Homes hom\'s at The Fieldstone Classics on Robinson Ranch in El Toro. The firm has grams have to sell for $500 or more."
and was president of his own Four-Star Conscructlon Co. also been hired to design and furnish the model~ at The Fieldstone Collection. Snyder observed. "These consume" B Str t B be • • • located at East Hills in Anaheim. The homes arc being built by The Fieldstone arc not interested in anythi ng but the ay ee Ir rS
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.\ ne1,hborhood barbershop offer-
ing me n sand boys· haircuts forSJ.50
recently opened 1n Costa Mesa.
Bay Street Barbers. located al 2052
Ncwpon Blvd. at Bay Street. offers an
old·fa shioned approach to haircuts
with low pnces and free popcorn, says
owner Michele Long of Costa Mesa.
who hascut hair for the past 10 years.
"This 1s the kind of barbershop that
was needed here." said Long. who
employs two other haircuners.
"Most of the people who come by
walk here from the neighborhood.
Shon hair's 1n right now and they
have lheir hair cut more often ...
Bay Street Barbers is open from
8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m Mondays
through Saturdays.
Progress r eport
issused on firm 's
cancer treatment
.\lfaccll Corp. said in a progress
report Tuesday. regarding its human
trials on subjects with terminal
cancers of the colon and of the
mammary glands. that chncial stud-
ies arc ongoi ng and that U.S. in-
vestigators will be v1s1ting the site of
the trials in the Dominican Republic
in late Apnl.
Subjects· being studied arc at sev-
eral differcn1 stages of treatment
durauon at this time. The company
said 11 is expected that data will be
submiucd to the U.S. Food and Drug
Administratien when the clinical
trials arc comolct ed.
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ccived 1nu1al shipments of the C. hob
Cl&7800v1deottrmina111nd C. hoh
Cl&4000 controllers for distribution
to m•nufacturen and end usen of
thelBM data enlr')' device1.
National &nk of Southern Cali·
fomia has acquired IUer Suk
Lea1lef OfLa1una Hills in a planned
expansion of tbe bank's leasina opcr·
ataons. The founder and president for
Inner Bank. Jobn Hamson-, has been
named vice president for leasina and
will conduct the business from the
bank's office in the South Coast Metro district:-
A unit of lnlae'• Fleor Cerp.
announced that it had been awarded a
S3S million contract by Abu Dhabi
Co. for onshore oil operations. The
contract, valued at approximately $2
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million, is to provide e°"'neenna.
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qement for water injection fatilitjcs
to enhanoe oil recov~ from the SahH
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between P'l•r MWeu1 L&cl. and Arab
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National Oil Co .. acting as manaacr on behalf of ADCO.
CompreMaslvt Core Corp. of New-
port Beach has announced that thjrd
quarter eaminp of $3.8 million for
the period ended Feb. 28, an increase
orl7 percent over tlie previous r.car s
third quarter camioas ofS2. 9 m1lhon.
Third quarter revenues were $39. 7
million compared to $28.1 mil .. on
last year and pretax ma rgins declined
from 21 pcroent to 20 percent.
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·Classic ethnic
f Oods updiited
Why not take a .. cook's tour" around
the world with recipes from as far away
' Serve with lemon wedges. Serves 4.
NORTH-OF-THE-BORDER as Africa and as near as just across our
-·-southern border-~ ~~~--wtJEVOSftANCllEROS
·µch of the recipes here began asa
classic in its land of origin and have been
adapted to incorporate inJredients read-
il y ;1vailable across Amenca and to suit
modern timetables. •
One common thread runs through this
collection-eggs. No matter what
comer of the globe,. eggs are an imponant
part of the local cuisine.
In Quick Brik. theybecomethesorpise
inside a baked pastry, and they play a
starrin$ role in Huevos Rancheros. For
Pastits10. eggs combine with white sauce
to form a custard that binds the casserole
together.
Topped with a cheese sauce. they are
the basis for a tasty entree in Golden
Buck, and. a Ion$ with bacon and cheese,
they make a decidedly different sauce for
spaghetti Carbonara-style.
With their high-quality protein, inex-
pensive pric. e tag and incredible ver-
satility. eggs are hard to beat.
Try one of these taste-tempters soon to·
add new vigor and vitality to your menu.
QUJCKBRIK
'It cup water
34 cap Instant mashed potato flakes
'It cap dairy sour cream
1/4 cap ( 1 once) shredded Cheddar
cheese or% slices bacon, crisp-
cooked, drained and crumbled
1 tablespoon minced green onJon wltb
top
'It teaspoon dill weed
1/4 teaspoon aalt
1 package (8 ounces) refrigerated
crescent dinner rolls
1 egg, beaten
4egg1
Lemon wedges
In small saucepan over high heat.
bring water to boiling. Remove from
heat. Thoroughly blend in remaining
ingredients except crescen t roll dough.
eggs and lemon wedges. Set aside.
Separate roll dough into 4 rectangles.
Press to seal diagonal perforations. O n
lightly flour<"d board or pastry cloth, roll
each rectangle to 8 x 6 inches. Place on
lightly greased baking sheet. Brush edges
of dough with beaten egg.
Build a 4-sided rim of potato mixture
on lower halfofrectangle about 1h-inch
from 3edges and across middle. Rim
should be about l/•-inch high. Break an
egg into each space. Fold top halfof
dough over eggs and potato mixture.
stretching gently to meet lower edges.
Press edges together with fi ngers or fork
to seal. Brush with remaining beaten egg.
Bake in preheated 375-degree oven
untilgoldenbrown, 12to 14minutes.
Create a
country
favorite
Picnic tables under the trees in
back yards are fou nd throughout
the French countryside. They are
the perfect place to eat. talk and just
enjoy the long leisurely lunch hours
of France.
While our lifestyles are much
different, weekend lunches on the
deck. patio or in the garden can take
on some of that Old World charm.
A loaf of crisp French bread,
hollowed out and stuffed with a
quick saute mixture of beef and
mushrooms in wine sauce, makes a
wonderful knife and fork picnic
sandwich. The addition of cool.
crisp shredded Iceberg lettuce and
tomato slices makes this loaf an
,easy meal-in-one dish.
Not only.does Iceberg lettuce add
1 a crisp salad quality. it adds
freshness of flavor and nutrients as
well. High in Vitamin A and C. the
appealing crunchiness o f Iceberg
lettuce is also low in fatandsodium.
A few good friends and a bottle of
wine are all you need with this
hearty loaf. for a taste of the French
countryside lifestyle.
FRENCHCOUNTRYLOAF .
1 llead lceber1 lett1ce
1 ~ ponds roaed Frencll bread•
1 po1ad fink 1teak, dla1oaally
sliced
t tablespoons oil
t caps sliced musllroom1
1 c1p 1Hced oaloa
1 tu1e clove 1arllc, mlaced
I tablespoon con1tarcll
1 np dry red wlae
~ c1p cat11p
t table1pooa1 Worces&er1lllre
u.ce
1 teH~D IAlt
l teatpoH dry mHtard
n &e••P"'l tllyme, cnmbled
1 small .. ..,.,., sllm
Core. rinse and thoroulhly drain
lettuce. Cut mto 3 cups fine shreds.
Place in ainiabt ontaincr and
refri~ratc to cnsp.
Slice FrtOf:h bread lcnathw1sc
(Pl_.. ... COUNTRY /C.)
1 ripe avocade, optleul
Lemon jllce, optloaal
1 cu (I eucea) &aeo sa11ee
8 cen torUJla1
'It c1p coolda1 oU
14 c., IHIUer, divided
8eg1
'It cap (% oaaces) shredded Moaterey
Jack dr Cbeddar clleese
Halve, pit and peel avocado. if
desired. Cut into 16 slices and sprinkle
with lemon juice. Sctaside. In small
saucepan over medium heat, bring taco
sauce to simmering. Cover and keep
warm. Jn 10-to 12-inch omelet pan or skillet
over medium heat, cook tortillas I at a
time. in hot oil until lightly browned at
edges but still soft. turning once, about I
to 2 minutes.
Drain on paper towels and place on
aluminum foil. When all tortillas are
coo~ed. wrap and keep warm in
preheated 300-dcgreeovcn. Pour off any
excess oil.
In samC"skilJet. over medium-high
heat, heat 2 tablespoons of the butter
until just hot enough to sizzle a drop of
water. Break and slip4 eggs into skillet.
Reduce heat to low immediately.
Cook slowly to desired donencss. spoon-
ing butter over eggs to baste or turning
eggs lo cook both sides. Repeat with
remaining butter and eggs.
For each serving, place I of the eggs on
each of2 warm tortillas. Top each with 2
tablespoons of the reserved taco sauce, I
tablespoon oft he cheese and 2 of the
reserved avocado slices. Serves 4.
P ASTITSIO AMERICAN-STYLE
1 pound lean ground beef or lamb
1 can (8ouaces) tomatosaace
2 tables ns instant minced onion
I teaspoon oregano leaves, crusbed
1 teaspoon garlic salt
3/4 teaspoon ground clnnamon
'h teaspoon groand nutmeg
2 cups (I oaace1) elbow macaroni,
cooked and drained
'It cup (2 ounces) crumbled feta
cheese
% tablespoon batter
% tablespoon noar
2cups milk
4 eggs, beaten
In I Q..inch omelet pan or sk11lct over
medium.beat.cookground beef. stirring
occasionally to break beef apart. until
browned. about 5 minutes. Pour off
drippings. Stir in tomato sauce. onion
and seasonings.
(Pleaee see ETHNIC/CS)
ASCORBIC ACID
ASSISTS IRON
ABSORPTION
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The granola bar you Just ate may not provtde the proportion of
daity Iron the package labet Indicates.
UkewiM, two meals of nearty Identical iron content can have
vutty different Iron nutrlt!w values, slnoe the body's efflciency In
absorbing and ualng Iron depends on the food source as well as the
effeGt foods have on each other.
We all know the importance of adequate body Iron, 60 percent of
which ts contained In hemoglobin, a protein of red blood cells.
If the diet does not provtde a sufficient amount of absorbabte Iron
OYflf a prolonged period, anemia occurs.
The recommended dietary allowance of up to 18 mllHgramaof
Iron per day takes Into account the estimated need of Iron to cowr
norm8I bodY loslee and the streases that call for addit19Nd amounts
of thlt nutrient. Getting enough Iron Is a problem, particularty for
Infants, chHdren under 5, boys and girls at the adOIHcent gr~
spurt and women of c:Ntd-bMr1ng age. -I
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the diet followtng digestion Is more Important than the tot81 MQlnt of
Iron COMUmed.
How~ Iron .. ab9orbed retates to Its two forms, herM Md
nonheme iron. Heme Iron found In teen meat. poultry IOd ftlh •much
more ablorbabtetNn nonheme lr<>C\ -the only type of tron found In
ptant foodt.
How9ver, nonMmelron ts made more absorb8bte by tu~
In the melll that prornoe. the IOfublllty of iron In the digeatlYe tr9Ct.
For lnet8noe. the9m0Unt of Iron ablorbed from a mMt
~foodl~•leaumee. whoteorenrichedgralnl,...., ~ nutaMCI drted fn.ttt ta tncrMMd by the 8dded PflllnD9 of
MCOrbk: 8dd, Of vtt..,. C, and• meat fector contl!Aned In 1n1m111
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Sweet anCl spicy
carrot sauce adds
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vitamin A-rich carrot 11uce. easily lit et1p 81ppe• oa1oa
made with canned carrot juace. ''-a.a1,... ___. prlle
Convenient to use. and with no 4 capt mlxecl &Maly 1He9' frnai
prtSCrvatives.. the sweet pure carrot ve1etable1 •lie!• 11 eanell,
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With all of us beilll urse<t to cut unusualJy pleasin1 taste. etc.
down on fat •nd dlolnte'rol in ,our Vqctablp--Lentil Stew is another l cu ( 1 i oucet) carrot
ckts. it can be a chltlcntc makioa novrishana. and satisfyina recipe i teatpoee• cora1tar~
11ti1fyina and nutritaous meals. made with catrotjuice. The natural 'it te11pooa sroud 1ta1er
Herc'• a main dish tlaat meets that nectar is used in lieu of water or ~ tea1poo11 salt
challtnae on both counts. It's brt>th as the cooking liquid. This "' te11pooa 1r0Hd aatme1
healthful and deliciously fillina. substitution creates a delicately rich ~teaspoon 1r0Hd black pepper
Low fat. nutricnt-hiah fresh veg-Oa vor for this heany stew. ~ capcoarselycHppecl walaat1
etabln arc stir-fntd in no-1 1 .,·11 h ·1 ·1 h SWEET 'N SPICY CARROT n a arge s~• et eat 0 1 unu ot. chola~rol safflower oil until J·ust dd · d 1· Sa "' 30 ::;;.._...;.__....;..._ ___ _.,..._, _____ = SAUCEO-VEGE'l"ABLve.--A onion 11n gar tc. utc 1or-
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ginger. salt. nutmeg and bla<;k
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Bring mixture to a boil, stirring
constantly. Cook and stir until
lightly th ickened, about 1 minute.
Sprinkle wi th walnuts , Serve with
steamed brown rice. if desired.
Yield: 31h cups.
VEGETABLE-LENTIL STEW
l tablespoon 11fflower oll
11, cup cboppecl onion
l caa (12 ounces) carrot juice
1;, cup dried leatll1
l ·chicken or ve1etable boallloa
cube
1 teaspoon dill weed, cru1bed
1 1mall bay leaf
'il teaspoon garlic powder
Ploch ground black pepper
2 cups potatoes cat in 1-incb
cubes
% ~ cup1 mixed fresb vegetable•
cut in 1-incb pieces aacb 11
carrot•, celery, squab, ma1b-
rooms, etc.
1 tablespoon lemon juice
l ~ teaspoons corn1tarcb
In a large saucepan heat oil until
hot. Add onion. Saute until trans-
parent. about 5 minutes. Add
ca rrot juice. lentils, bouillon cube.
dill weed, bay leaf, garlic powder
and black pepper. Bring to a boil.
stirring to dissolve bouillon. Re-
duce heat and simmer. covered, for
10 minutes.
Add potatoes: "Simmer. covered;
for 5 minutes. Add vegetables;
simmer. covered. until te nder. 10
to 15 minutes. Combine lemon
juice with cornstarch. Add to
vegetable mixture. Cook and stir
until thickened. I to 2 minutes.
Remove bav leaf. Serve with
steamed bro.wn rice. if desired.
Yield: about 4 cups .
Breakfast was once a daily house-
hold tradition. But in almost half of
American homes today, someone
rcaularly skips this meal.
Studies ha ve shown that break·
fast is vital for productP..ity and
good muscular react-ion, particu·
larly in the late momina, and for
well-rounded caloric intake and
avoidance of overindulgence in
hiah-calorie· snacks.
What stops most people from
enjoying breakfast? The-most com-
mon reason. seems to be lack of
time. a·ut an interesting. nutritious
breakfast only takes 15 minutes to
h,j.p-up-witn-a l~ttle a.vane
preparation.
Harvest Fruit With Yogurt and
Banana Peanut Butter Mujlins arc a
tasty. healthy and quick morning
combination. The fruit mixture is a
warm dish that uses' three · fruits
available all year and widely eaten:
apples. pears and oranges. Very
easy to prepare. it has great appeal
with its cinnamon and honey
. flavoring.
Wh en selecting oranges. look for
. those that are firm and heavy. for ------.... -----...J their size. The United Fresh· fruit
Bring out the smiles
with clown dessert
..;:;..\ Perfect for birthdays, end-of-
school parties or just plain fu n,
Yogurt Clowns can turn kids'
dessert time into a special. sweet
event.
With do-it-yo urself .. happy
faces." individual Yogurt Clowns.
made with all-natural ingredients.
are both delicious and nutritious.
Using a combination of dai ry-
fresh yogurt flavors, individual
· - - -yogurt molds are created with the
addition of apple juice and un-
flavored gelatin to help them keep
their shape.
Each child is presented wi th his
or her own clown and a treasure
trove of decorat ing ingredients.
incuding rai sins. chocolate chips.
Cheerios, jelly beans. cherries.
shredded coconut. and assorted
pretzel shapes for 'eyes. ears. noses
anclnafr. ancf fruli syrup-or c oc-
olate syrup for collars. and finally.
vanilla waters for hats or tics.
Give each little guest free rein to
create his own Yogurt Clowns fo r
an occasion bound to be a fun-filled
success.
YOGURT CLOWNS
2 tablespoons unflavored gelatin
1 cup apple juice
2 8-ounce cartons flavored
yogurt
Have read y 6 small custard cups.
Sprinkle gelatin over the apple
jui ce and heat until gelatin dis-
solves. In a blender or food pro-
cessor. combine yogurt and juice
mixture. Blend until smooth.
Pour into custard cups. Chill
until firm .
Un mold custard onto individual
plates. Allow each child to create
hi s own clown by supplying an
assortment of decorating ingre-
dients. such as: raisins. chocolate
chips. Chcrrios. cherries. jelly
beans. coconut or pretzels f6rl1a1r.
wafers for hats. fruit or chocolate
syrup for collars, and pretzels for
bow tics.
Preparati on time: 15 minutes:
chilling time: 3 hours: Serves: 6.
and Vegetable Association advises 2 u. b us that ~olor is11ot an indication of pears, cored, tllialy iUced ,,, cap ~at 1tter
quality so green tinges . and small 2 oranges, peeled and sectioned 'la cap ve1etable oU l cup plain or vanilla yoprt lfJ cup mllk light brown marks should not In medium skillet combine or-I 1ea1pooa vaama
prevent you from purchasing this . ange juic.e .. honey. cinnamon an. d In a large bowl mix flour. brown citrus fru it. Oranges ar~ _an excellent source mace: max well . Add apples an(l-.i.sug.ar and baking powder together.
of vitamin C and are virlually pears. Cook over medium heat, 5 to In small mixer bowl combine eggs •
sodium free. Try using them and 8 minutes. until fruit is just tender. banana, peanut butter. oil, milk
other citrus as seasonings to reduce Baste fru it often with juice mixture. and vanilla; beat until smooth.
salt intake. A~d orange sections; heat. Serve Make a "well" in dry ingredients;
Banana Peanut Butter Muffins w11h yogurt. Makes 4 servi ngs. add banana mixture all at once. Stir
can easily be prepared the day or just until dry ingredients are
night before your morning repast. BANANA PEANUT BUTTER moistened: do not overheat. Fill 12
Bananas are a good source of MUFFINS greased 21/2-inch muffin-pan cups.
po tassium which helps the body get 2 cups all-purpose flour Bake in a 400-degree oven 20 to
energy from food. ~ cup light brown 1u1ar 25 minutes or until golden. Re-
Banana Peanut Butter Muffins % teaspoons baklDg powder move pan to wire rack. Cool 5
are moist and feature the family-2 large eggs minutes before removing muffins
pleasing taste of peam.tt' butter, a I cup mashed ripe banaaa (3 from cups. Serve warm or at room
good source of vegetable protein. medium size) temperature. Makes 12 muffins.
Heat the muffins while preparing fj.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil -the cooked fruit so both will be t1
warm and ready at the sa me time. DR RONA D ~TD
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YOGURT
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CHICKEN VALENCIA
l ~ cups water
l cup orange juice
I teaspoon salt
I cup select brown rice
3 pound broiler-fryer chlcku,
cu up
3 tablespoons vegetable oll
11 cup finely chopped·oalo11
I medium carrot, grated
3 cloves garlk , minced ~ e11p
chicken broth •1 cup crushed canned tomatoes
11 teaspoon dried rosemary
•11 teaspoon cayenne pepper
(optional)
2 tablespoons cbopped _frfflt-
parsley
I teaspoon grated orange peel
Combine water. orange juice and
salt in medi um saucepan. Bring to a
boll ; stir ir!_rice. Cover tightly and
cook O\ er low heat until all liquid is
ab!>orlx'd. about 50 minutes.
Meanwhile. saute chicken in oil
in I 0-inch skillet over medium heat
un til browned. Drain excess fat.
Add onions. carrot. garlic, broth.
tomatoes. rosemary and, if des ired.
cay~nc.
Cook. co' ered. over medium
hea t until chicken is tender. about
25 minutes: turn once d uring
cooking. Stir J>arsln'.. into rice .
.\rrange chicken over rice: spoon
i,auce o'er. Sprin kle wi th orange
peel. Ma kes 6 servi ngs.
EASY CALIFORNIA
PORK RAGOUT
can (133 • .a or 14 1'1 ounces)
chicken broth
I cup select brown rice
1 teaspoon ground cumin
I teaspoon paprika
12 teaspoon salt
1 1~ pounds lean bonele11 pork,
cut into l·lnch cubes,._ ..
2 tabl espoons' vegetAle oil
I large onion, cut lato wedges
I cup dry white wlne
I cup sliced mushroom•
2 medium carrots, thlaly diced
2 tablespoons chopped f resb
parsley
2 tablespons silvered almonds,
toasted If desired ..
Combine broth and enou$h
wa ter to measure 22/J cups an
medium saucepan. Bri ng to a boil;
stir in rice. Cover tigh tly and cook
over low heat until all liquid is
absorbed. about 50 minutes.
Meanwh ile. combine cum in1 paprika and salt in small bowl. Add
pork: stir to coat well. Brown pork
in oil m I 0-inch ski llet over
medi um-high heat. Add onion:
cook unt il tender. Drain excess fat
if necessary. Add wi ne.
Cover and si mmer 25 to 30
minutes. or unt il meat is tender.
Add mushrooms and carrots. Con-
tinue s1mmcnng. uncovered. 5 to
I 0 minutes or until sauce is desired
consistency. Stir parsley and
almonds into rice: serve ragout
over nee. Makes 6 servings.
Anchovies, capers
flavor roast lamb
ANCHOVY LAMB
4-poud (abo.t) le1 of lamb
( 1lrlol• llalf)
t-o••ce caa rolled aacllovtet
wit• capers, dral•e4
1 tablespooa dralae4 capen
4 cloves garlic, cnMe4
Cut ofTan y excess fat from top o(
lamb. With a small sh•ri> knife
make 6 equidistant 1/J-inch wide
deep slhs in lop surface oflamb. On
a platt'. with a fo rk, mash toaether
caper-stuffed ~nchovi , :ratritd
capers and aarlic until paste-like .
Stuff miiuurc into slits an lamb.
Roast on a flat rack in a JSQ..depft
oven: for ratt la mb 20 to 25
minutes per pound or l 40 cSearett
on meat thermometer: for medium
2$ to 30 minutes per Pound or 160
degrui on meat thermometer: for
well-done JO to 3~ minutes per
pound or 170 depecs on meat
thermometer. I
Remove lamb to a hOt 1eni111
ptmcr and keep hot. S1rim fit tom -
drippinp : add I cup dry ""1•
wine~ stir over low hat wtth 1
woodcn spoon to Ftupdnppiftlt.
n-e a11 thin llUtt with tlw limb.
M1kn 6 ttrvinp .
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Celebrate spring deliciously wi th
Sunny fruit Bits Pound Cake.
Ifs a buttery-rich cake enhanced
by the tang of lemon peel and
buttermilk. A sprinkling of multi-
colored fru it bits gives this de-
llahtful cake its festive and confetti-like appearance.
SUNNY FRUIT BITS
' POUNDCAKE
1 YI c•pt all-purpose flour
•;. Jea1poon balling soda
14 teaspoon baking powder
. YI tea1poon· salt
e hoeola te-
flavors
blvl nity
By CECILY BROWNSTONE .,, ......
bedicated candy cooks have
probably. from time to time.
whipped up a batch of one of
America's favori te homemade can-
dies-Di vinity(alsocallcd Di vini-
ty Fudae).
It's ingredien ts arc simpl e -the
imponant one being egg whites.
Just before the sugar and corn syrup
solution-ft>r-the candy is ready. the
ea whites are beaten stifT. then the
hot syrup is gradually beaten into
them. This co mbination produces a
lu~iously cream y texture.
Until large powerful electric mi x-
er& arri~ed on the-culinary scene,
ea whites for Divmity were beaten
with a wire whisk. To a child who
watched his or her mother ac-
complisn this task. the result
seemed like magic -although only
a sturdy hand and a steady rh ythm
were needed.
Originally Di vinity Fudge was
fldvored with vanilla and given an
addition of nu ts. Then plain Di vi ni-
ty arrived in a va riety offlavors. In
my own test kitchen over the years
we have made Di vinity Fudge in
--over half -a d<>zen fla-Vors--
including anise. I thought there was
nothing new in the world of
Divinity.
But recently a friend of mine had a strlJCiilglyncWidea. Slie lolaeo
small pieces of whi te chocolate into
a batch of vanilla-flavored Divini-
ty. Believe me. this combination is
worth mak ing.
WHITE CHOCOLATE
DIVINITY FUDGE
2 ~ cups sugar
~ cup li&bt corn syrup
~cup water'
2 large egg whites
l teaspoon vanilla
3 ounces white chocolate,
coarsely chopped ( ~ cup)
In a 2-quart saucepan. over
medium heat. constantly stir
together sugar. corn syrup and
water until sugar dissolves and
mixture boils. Over low heat.
without stirring. cook until the
temperat u re on a cand y
thermometer reaches :?65 degrees
or a small amount of mixture
dropped into very cold water forms
a ball that is hard enough to hold its
shape but still plastic.
Just be fore the tcrnperature
reaches 265 degrees. in the large
bowl of an electric mixer: at high
speed, beat egg whites until stifT
peaks fo rm when beater is slowly
withdrawn . Gradually beat in
syrup. lnd continue beati ng until
mixture begins to lose its gloss.
At low speed. beat in vanilla and
continue beating until mi xture
holds its shape when dropped from
a spoon. (If mixture becomes too
stiff for mi xer, bea t with a wooden
spoon.)
At once stir in white chocolate -it is not supposed to melt. Drop by
teaspoonfuls. well apart. onto wax
paper. Store in an airproof con-
tainer. Makes about 11/• pounds.
ORANGE CHOPS
' center·cut rib pork chops
(about Io/• pounds)
Veaetable oll
l tea1poon soy sauce
~ cup orange juice
H-cent-1lze slice glnaer root,
finely cltopped
' oruge slices
Cut away excess fat from around
chops~ brush both sides with soy
sauce. Jn a large skillet in a little
vegetable oil , over moderate heal.
brown chops on both sides. Ar-
ra nae chops in a 10 by 6 by 2·inch
biking dish. Pour orange juice and
tcatter ginger around chops.
---n•ili-c, c ~red wi1h foil. in a ,
prehea\cd 350-degrec oven for I
hour. Uncover. Continue baking
until tqndcr -20 to 30 minutes
lonacr ,-addina a little more
oranae juice if it evaporate .
I 1-oance package f ralt bit• 0"'
CUpt)
\'I tup butter or marprlee,
softened
1 cup sugar ~
2 eggs, toom temperat•re
o/,. teaspoon lemon extract .
1 tea!lpooD &rated lemon rlad ,
\', cup buttermllll
Comb ine flour. baking soda.
baking po\'Oder and salt. Remove 2
tablespoons of flour mixture and
toss with frui t pits. Set ,l>oth aside.
In large mixi ng bowl, cream
butter and su~r together. Add
eggs. one at a ume. until baller is
thoroughly mixed. Beat in half the
fl our mixture until well mixed. Add
the lemon extract, lemon rind and
buttermilk. Beat well. Add remain-
ing flour.
Con\inuc beating 30 seconds to I
minute until batter is smooth. By
hand, stir in fruit bits. Pour batter
into arcased and floured 81/i x 4'h-
inch loaf pan.
Ba~e at 350 degrees for 50 to 55
minutes or until cake teSts done
when toothpick is inserted into
center. Let set 10 minutes before
removing from pan. Turn out onto
wire rack to cool. Makes one loaf.
This recipe can easily be
doubled. freeze one loaf to enjoy
later.
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Vineyardist Dow turning grapes into wine
T~ St. Francis Winery is yet
another that came about when a
viMyatdist decided to rontrc>l his
own fate by turmna 1rape1 into
wine. Growers have always been
somewhat at the mercy of the
wineries (who set the prices).
Of course legal action can be
taken over a brolcen contract. but
law uits, even riahteous onn. can
drag on for years. andgral>Cs have to
be picked when they're npe.
Joe Martin. the owner of St.
Francis. left a corporate, white·
collar job in the city to be a farmer.
a vineyardist. and had absolutely
no intention of getting into the wine
business.
***** Hoffy
Whole Ham
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Jan ..
Circumstances dictated other-
wise. and now the pressures of
marketing wine have the 'man
nearly as much in the "rat race" as
his old job in th'c financial district.
Even though he's as busy as he
was in the lifestyle he Oed. Martin
say "wine is different." He eniovs
***** .
what he's doing. Folk~ who want to vi it St.
Francis and ta tc ome exceptional
wine~ at quite mode t pnccs w11l
find it uuatcd d ireetly across the
street from famous nc1ahbor.
Chntcau t. Jean. near the small
community of Kenwood.
St. Fraaclt 1t83 ()Jlardouay
($10. 75)~ till young and 1ust de-
veloping a bouquet that shows ofT
the French oak aging and barrel
fermentation. Very crisp natural
acids are a trademark of all St.
Francis wines. including this one.
yet there are full . n ch and balanced
!favors. Look for this one to age
very well. as while wi nes go. Good
***** 7-Bone
value.
St. FrHcl1 1H4 Pleot Nolr Blue
($5.50): The newe t entry in the
St.Francis line, a frivolous. fun
wine that needs no excuse to be
indulged. Ifs dry enough to accom-
pany many foods. but so fru ity as to
be thoroughly enjoyable all by itself.
trawberric and chfrrics arc in
the aroma and Oavor and an
absolutely ·•zingy" mouth feel
comes from those ever-present
li ve ly acids. Those who think most
White Zinfandels are just a little too
sweet are going to love it.
St. FrHclt UH Merlo& ($10.75):
All of the lush fruit and round
tan nins you expect from Mcrlot.
but with a very firml y tr.uct u~ed
backbone that makes you imagine
some Cabernet in the blend. There
is none: it is 100 percent v~ricta.1.
Because of that fi rm backbone, this
is a fare Mcrlot that should age like
Cabernet.
The 1983 is nearly a year away
from release but watch for 11. It i a
very full, voiuptuous vintage and is
goi ng to knock a lot of people out.
Merlot is one of two varieties fo r
which thi winery is best known.
St . Fran c is 1184
Oewantramlner ($7): This is the
winery' other "signature" wine.
and the celebrity for it is well
justified. There is 2 percent residual
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Pick up your S 1.00 off ldmlltiOn certlflCtt"
et your nelgl'lbofhood lucky
lucky 11 plMMd to again be • apc>nlOf
of thlt llllCltfng EXP01
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sugar. but it docsn 't taste nearly that
swee t.
Right up front there is floral
picines , which the winemaker
promises will develop even further.
Flavor concentration is &ood but
very delicate. and the aftertaste is
very lingering: acid keeps it clean
and crisp all the way to the end.
St. F raaclt 1114 Joti011ber1
Rleslln1 ($6): My ltast favorite of
the collection. but still a flawless
wine. The aroma says peach or light
apricot. There is good varietal
fla vors. and -..llile the wine enters
slightly sweet, the winemaker's
penchant for acidity sees it finish
nearly dry. A good refreshment
wine.
St .. Francl• IH4 Muscat Cuelli
($7): Thank aoodness someone
hasn't given up on this delectable,
delicious. overtl y fruity white wine.
While many (even most) Muscats
are purely for dessert. this one can
be used for refreshment like a
Riesling or Gewurz.
lhe aromas lean to orange and
other citrus. with flavors offering
more of the sa me plus traditional
sp1cy-pcrfu my Muscat character.
This wine is a real charmer that
almost everyone will enjoy.
There's a little story I'd like to tell
about the Muscat's origins, but I'm
sworn to sec recy. I can tell you it
comes from a vineyard dubbed
"God's Two Acres.·· What I can't
tell you is why. but maybe you can
get the story out of St. Francis' staff
when you visi t.
WI NE COUNTRY -1 recently
spent a couple of days in Santa
Barbara and part of a day in my
home town. Ventura. It's a real
pl easure to sec the booming wine
activity in the area. and it's a shame
more people don't know what
they'resaihngpaston Highway 101
between Los Angeles and San
Francisco. Wine country is less than
two hours from L.A.
The onl y winery I remember in
the area from the old days (30 years
ago) was one small. long since
defunct. Zinfandel producer in the
Ojai Valley. the name of which
escapes me for the moment.
Now there's the Leeward Winery
in Ventura. which is open to
visitors on a regular basis. For
directions and hours call (805)
656-5054.
Anorher Ventura County winery.
this one with its own vineyard s, 1s
the Old Creek Ra nch Winery.
located less than halfway to Ojai,
which means about seven miles off
IOI.
Old Creek Ranch 1s making
wines from Santa Ba rbara and San
Lui s Obispo County grapes while it
awaits the matt.'lrity ofitsown vi nes.
Of panicular interest is a 1983
auv1gnon Blanc that sells for $7.
The winery is open from 9-5.
Friday through Sunday, or by
appointment an ytime. and there
arc picnic facilit ies available .
Phone (805) 649-4132 fbr direc-
tions.
The real acti on is just nonh of
Santa Barbara in the Santa Ynez
Valley, very near the small com-
munities of Buellton and Solvang.
Solvang is a tourist destination all
its own. with more hotel rooms for a
cit)' its size than I've ever seen
before. It is a clean. Danish village
wi th some super restaurants and
bakeries.
The Santa Ynez Valley is much
like the Napa Valley 20 years ago.
wi th still open range land hosting a
variety of horse and cattle ranches.
Vineyards and wineries are becom-
ing a major industry. and the onl y
problem is that so few know it's
there when they drive by.
Use Iceberg l et t u ce
to lower cal ories
of tradi tion a l fare
One of the latest ideas in the
foodservice industry is using crisp.
navorful Ice berg lettuce to give
crunch and lower cal orie counts in
some tradiuonally high calorie hot
dishes.
Herc arc some hot ideas:
.•Spoon hot chili or sloppy Joe
mixture on a raft of crunchy Iceberg
lettuce instead of on a bun.
•Serve yo ur favorite enchilada
on a bed of shredded lettuce instead
of flanked with high caloric beans
and rice.
•Pile all the piua fixings on a raft
of cru nchy lcebe!J and broil. It
retains its cool cnspness without
doughiness and serves as·a built-in
salad.
•Toss hot tortellini with crisp
chunks of Iceberg lettuce, shreds of
carrots, bell peppers and a few
olives in a light pesto cream. Ifs an
airy pasta dish with the crispness of
a tossed salad.
Comb\ne a few deep fried prawns
with chl.lnks of li&ht kebcra lettuce
aftd-drizzle-with tomato sw~.-~n
sour sauce. Prawns are less heavy
feeling wi'h this crisp built-in salad. ..... ... ., .... ,
11
Cheese, l:Jroccoli casserole
dressed uP with tasty tuna.
funa lovers ha~ been around
for centuries. Archestratus, the
gourmet "guru" of ancient Greece,
~ra.1sed the ·excellent "tunny'' of S1c1ly.
. The Romans held tuna in such
ht&h. esteem they offered it as -a ~cnfice to Neptune in hopes their
wo nhy gift would keep nets from
being torn as they fished .
Today, this popular member of
the mackerel family is a staple in
most households. And no wonder.
The canned variety, in particular. is
Da1la of pepper , _ stantly. until sli&hlly "ihickcncd.
Grease square pan. 8 x 8 x 2 about 5 minutes: pour over top of
inches. Cook noodles in 6 cups casserole.
boiling water until tender. 8 to 10 Sprinkle with remaining cheese.
minutes; drain. Spread noodles in Bake uncovered until edges are
pan. Cut broccoli into 1-inch bubbly. 2S to 30 minutes. Garnish
pieces; ptace on noodle1.-Arrange with cooked broccoli flowerets if
tuna on broccoli. · desired. S servings.
Heat oven to 400 degrees. Mix • 1. can (61/2 9unccs) crabmcat.
Sauce Mix. 'h cup of the cheese. the drai ned and ca nilage removed, J
milk, water, mustard and pepper in .can ( 414 ounces) ~hrimp, rinsed and
2...quart saucepan. Heat to bomng, drained, or I can (71h ounces)
stirring constantly; reduce heat. salmon. drained,,ean be substituted
Simmer uncovered, stirring con-for the tuna. r . the an~wer to a menu-maker's prayer oecause of its versat.'7il'i .... ty~.-1-·---
nutriti onal content and ease of
pre paration. .
Native to temperate and tropical
waters. tuna are fascinating for
~everal reasons. Although the 13
varieties of this saltwater fish have
gills. the fi sh cannot pump water
over them. Therefore. they swim
non-stop in order to breathe. Tuna
are speedy swi"mmers and can travel
as swiftly as 45 mph.
The largest fami ly member, the
Northern Bluefin can liJJthe scales
at 2.000 pounds and stretch as long
as 10 feet. Contrasted with that are
the smaller types of about 2 feet
long and onlx 10 pounds.
Most fa mili ar to consumers are
thl' al bacore. yellowfin and skip-
1ack. The albacore is considered'the
finest quality and is the only one
that could be referred to as "white
meat." The other two are somewhat
darker. usuall y more fl aked than
firm and generally less expensive.
However. they remain of excel-
lent eating quali ty and are used in
sandwiches and casseroles where
piece size is unimportant. Tuna is
often used in Lenten brunch. luncb-
eon and supper dishes such as this
colorful casserole. -CHEESE AND BROCCOLI BAKE
l package mix for cheesy noo-
dles 'n tuna
l package (10 ounces) frozen
broccoli spears, thawed and
draine_,d
1 can (6 1h ounces) tuna,
drained•
l cap shredded Chedda r cheese
(4 ounces)
3/4 cu milk
·~cup water
1 teaspoon dry mustard
State champ
competes for
national title
Viola Baulco of Shell Beach will
represent California at the 36th
National Chicken Cooking Contest
on May 16 in Asheville, N. C.
Her recipe for Chicken Floren-
tine will compete wi th 50 other
· fi nalists for a total of $20.000 in
prizes. The contest is sponsored by
the National Broiler Council.
CHICKEN FLORENTINE
l broiler-fryer chicken, cut In
parts
2 teaspoons salt, divided
1' teaspoon pepper
2 tablespoons cooking oil
l can ( 15 ounces) tomato herb
sauce
'h cup dry red wine
I cup uncooked rice
'
1 can (2 11.a ounces) sliced ripe
olives
11,2 cups boiling water
2 packages (10 ounces each)
frozen chopped spinach, drained
1 cup ricotta cheese
l egg
11 .. teaspoon marjoram
•;, teaspoon nutmeg
11, cup Parmesan cheese
Spri nkle chicken with I teaspoon
of the salt and pepper. In frypan.
pla ce cooking oil and heat to
medium temperature. Add chicken
and cook, turning. about 10
minutes or until brown on all sides.
In medium bowl, mix toge ther
tomato herb sauce and wine. In
lightly greased 3-quart baking pan.
mix togeth er I cup of the tomato
sauce mixture. ri ce, ofives, 112
teaspoon of the salt and boiling
water; place chicken over all.
Cover tightl y with fo il and bake
• in 350-degrce oven for 45 minutes.
Press spinach very dry and mix
with ricotta cheese. egg. marjoram.
nutmeg and remaining 112 teaspoon
of the salt. Spoon spinach mixture
around edges of baking pan and
pour remaining tomato sauce mix-
ture over center. Sprinkle with
Parmesan cheese.
Cont inue baking. uncovered r
--10 minutes morC,of until fork can
be inserted in chicken with ease.
Makes 4 servings.
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If you're t1rtd feating the same
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1cartd towards your smaller house-
hold.
1 Cookina for one or two is ~uy
whe n you plan a head. Va riety.
without leftovers. can transform
mealtime into a special occasion.
Simple to prepare. Chicken
Paprika for Two is a flavorful
combinatio n o f chicken with
al monds, celery. onions, broth and
Jice. All the ingredients .are com-
bined in an oven cooking bag. then
baked for only 30 m inutes.
For microwave owners the cook-
ing time is even quicker. though a
short standing time is required to
fi nish cooldna the rice. • •
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CHICKEN P APRIIA FOR TWO
1 tablet,... flHr
ona eeH.1111 Ml broth: squeeze bag gently to mix.
"' ce, meooked long srala rice Bru h chicken with oil. Season with
'4 cep 1Hce4 almeads salt and pepper. prinkle gencr·
·~ cap sliced celery ou I) ' ith paprika
'4 cap cllopped o•loa Pince chicke n in bag over an even
.,,, teaspoon baall leavea layer of the rice mixture. Clbsc bag
l can (1034 OHcea) chicken with nylon tie; make 6 half-inch
broth slits in top. Cook 30 m inutes or
·1 whole chicken breast, split until chicken and rice are tender.
Vegetable oil Makes 2 servings.
Salt and pepper Microwave Ovea: Foll ow d irec·
Paprika' tions above except place bag in 12 x
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. 8 x 2-inch micro"avc-saf~ .baking
Shake nour in reAular size cooki n.&_ dish. Mic ro-cook dnJ!lghJ>Qwer 18
bag; place in 12 x 8 x 2-inch bakina to n minutes or u ntil t ender,
dish. Combine rice. almonds. rotating dish several tim es. Let
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Evenly spread 'h of the meat
mixture (I cup) in 8 x 8 x 2-inch
baking d ish. Top with 1h of the
cooked macaroni (2 cups). Repeat
layers. Sprinkle with cheese.
In med ium saucepan over me-
dium-high heat. melt butter. Blend
in flour. Cook. stirring constantly.
until mixture is smooth and bubbly.
Stir in milk all at once. Cook and
stir until mixture boils and is
smooth and thickened. Stir into
eggs and blend thoro ughly. Pour
over cheese.
Bake in preheated 350-degree
oven until knife inserted near
center comes out clean. about 30
minutes. Let stand S minutes before
serving. Serves 4.
MODERN GOLDEN BUCK z Npl (8 OUCH) shredded
Cheddar cll1eese
~ cup beer or milk
Z teaspoons prepared mustard
l,'i teaspoon Worcestershire
saace
1 • teaspoon salt
2 English mafflns, split, toasted
and buttered
4 poaclled eggs•
Paprika or parsley sprigs, op·
tional .
In small saucepa n. combine
c h e ese~ b ee r . ..mustard .
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Cook over medium heat. stirring
constantly. until cheese 1s melted.
about 3 to 4 minutes.
Spoon 2 tablespoons of the
cheese sauce over each muffin half.
Top each with I poached egg.
Spoon on additio nal 2 tablespoons
o f the cheese sauce over each egg.
Garnish with papri ka or parsley. if
d esired . Serves 4.
•To poach eggs. in 3-quart
saucepan or a I 0-to 12-inch skillet.
heat 2 to 3 inches of water tOf
boiling. Reduce heat to keep water
-,1mmering. Break eggs into large
bowl Then shp eggs mto water.
holding bowl close to water'~
surface.
< ·ook 3 to 5 m inutes, depending
o n desired doneness. With slotted
spoon. hft out eggs. Drain in spoon
or on paper towels and tnm any
rough edges. if desired .
SPAGHETTI A LA CARBONARA
8 slices bacon, diced
8 ounces spaghetti
4 eggs
1 teaspoon 1arUc salt
"• to l1'J cap (I to Z ounces)
grated Parmesan cheese
,•-i-ln 10-to 12-inch omelet pan or \.~skillet over medium heat. cook
bacort until cr1sp. Remove from
pan. drain and set aside. Pouro lTall
but 2 tablespoons of bacon drip-
pings. Reduce heat to lo~.
Meanwhile. cook spaghetti ac·
cording to package directi ons.
Drain and add hot spaghetti to
drippings in skillcL Beat together
eggs and garlic salt. Stir into
spaghetti a long wi th cheese.
Toss gentl y until eggs arc
thickened but still moist. Add
reserved bacon and toss gently
until evenly combined. Serves 4.
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Quickly bro wn fl ank steak in hot
oil: remove from heat. Saute mush-
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cornstarch m wine: add to skillet
with catsup. Worcestershire ~uce.
salt. dry mustard and thyme.
Heat. stirring constantly. until
mixture boils. Boil IS minutes.
stirnng occasionally. Add meat:
heat throusJt. Spoon into botto m of
bread loaf.
Top wi th 3 cups shredded lettuce
and to mato slices. Place top back
o n toat'<:ut with sharp breed kmfe
into wedp to serve. Serve wtth
knife and fo rk. Makes 6 terVin~.
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This ls a question that youoa for busy individuals who att cook· Then add &be veeeaablet and
sin&let. ma"ied couples without ina for themselves. and maybe one canned pintapple. A few other on.-
children and aingle parents (who other. tonipt. First or all, conve-hand inaredients create an instant
totethcr now account for nearly 40 n1cnct doesn't mean just a froun sauce. This dish cooks an one skillet
percent or all U.S. households) entree. 1 in less time than it iakes to watch
probably ask themselves five niahts Gonvenience rheans a simple the news.
a week. combination of all the risht rooas And you havecookecUcomplete.
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answer to the what's-for-dinner can create your own calorie-con-calories per scrvina, when served
dilemma. e~ting at home may be ·a trolled. well-balanced cntrees. with rice.. There's not much to clean
better solution. · Polynesian Beef Loaves, for in-up either. because you used only
Single adults and their married stan~ set their convenient stan one pan.
frcmn broccoJi CldL '"11111 .-wbolc onions aad ricle 1Ma ._..
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Drain pineap'ple. measurina
juice. Add waterio juice to make l/1
cup: reserve.
Shape beef into three mini-
loaves. Brown quickly on both
sides in a skillet. Move meat to s.ide
of skillet. Stir sugar, comstarcb.
vmepr and soy sauct into
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measured liquid. Pour into skillet.
Add vegetables and pineapple.
Bring to a boll. Cover and simn:let 5 I minutes. Makes 3 servinp.
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frozen chopped broccoli. chopped
spinach or green peas.
Bring :watCL..sall bmctoli ~
and o nions to a boil in a saucepan.
Stir in rice and butter. Cover:
remove from heat and let stand 5
minutes.
Mearrwtulc. spread I tablespoon
mustard onto each of the cutlets.
Spoon about 'IJ cup of the veg-
etable-rice mixture onto the center
of each cutlet. RotC up and place
seam side down in a 2..quan baking
dish. Spoon remaining vegctable-
nce mixture around the rolls in
dish.
Combine mayonnaise. cheese.
milk and I teaspoon mustard.
Spoon O\ er turkey rolls. Cover
with foil and bakeat 350degrees for
10 minutes. Uncover and bake I 5
minutes longer. Makes 4 servings.
Soups help
balance diet
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nutritious meaJ for children who
need something hot for lunch to
keep going on a cold day. according
to the California Dietetic Associa-
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Soup ingredients selected from
nutrient-based f~ groups-millc..
meat. vegetables and fruits. breads
and cereals -can help fulfill the
I day's recommended number of
se" 1ngs.
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the bean~ Bake. unco,cred, 1n a
400-degree oven (no need to
preheat) until \Cf) hot -20
minute or so. 1akes 3 ~rvin
HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE WllNERS IN ALPHA BETA'S CALIFORNIA DREAMIN' &AME!
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Bone-building cale-ium maJ!-Fedaee eancer risk .
8) DOROTHY WENCK rest"lrth is needed 10 prove that 1eoporom. was I .SOO ma calcium states with hilh avnaae lev~ls of cant. consi1ten1. and independent
wa 1 , calcium protects apinst them. But pcrdc1. Normal le vctsofv1tamin D unliaht -and vitamin D forma-association with blood pressure
for usina calcium to rtduce the ri k
of hiah blood pressure. more re·
search will have to be done.
scientists caution. "°y0 h'c' •1:m• ......... portan"• of di"'lary 1hc rela11onsl\i~ belwctn calcium (call the "sunshine vitambodin'' ~ion in 11hc body-had fewer deaths amo~a a1 samdplc of ~pie with .... .. and ostcoPoro is seems to be more because it's formed in 1he y 1rom co ortetal canctr than those in previous y un 1qn0Std h11h blood
calcium u a bone builder ha$ been clear. when sun shines on the sktn) are stales receivina less sunliJht. pressure.
known for a Iona time. Vitamin Dis Recently a panel of nutrition required for optimal calcium The researcllers cauuon. how-Few studies ha ve measured the
known to play an important role in scientists and the California absorption. ever. that "the present evidence effect of calcium on blood press ure
buildina and maintenance of bone' Dietetic Association concluded Vitamin D also is a factor in the cannot show conclusively that vit· rcaulatlon in humans. In one in
too. that premen(l,Pausal wo men could calci um..colon cancer connection. a min Dor ca lcium protects agai nst which individuals with and without
Now ntw rcse~rch i Pointina to rcduce1the risk of oJteoporosis by accord ing to a recent rcp0rt from the occurrence of colorectal hi&h blood prenure rtteived either
thepossibilitythl t c:alc1um not only increasina their calci um intake scientists at UC San Diego. A study cancer." 1.000 ma calcium or a placebo. it
·helps to prevent the bone sof\cnina from the current Recommended of 2.000 men showed that those The strongest statistical evidence was found that reductions in blood
di5'asc of older people - o -Dietary Allowance JRDA1 of 800 who frequentrc ate vi tamin D· and for the calcium theory is an analysis pressure were not seen 'until aner
tcoporosis -but also may help milliorams(mg)""'r ay to OOO m11 calcium-rich oods had on lv one· ofthedatafrom a ~at1onalnutri1ion the sixth week ofsop~lementation reduce the risk of colon cancer and • .,.. • • 1' ;
t . per day. third the rate of colorectal can cer as survc¥-the Heath and Nutrition -and not all in ivlduals re· 1ypcrtension. . . . Their recommendation for post-men who rarely ate such foods. Examination Survey (HANES). sponded.
Meanwhile. however. we can all
follow established rcommcnda·
ti ons for our daily calcium intakt: u~ milk (rionfat for fewer calorics),
cheese. or other dairy products plus
fruits and veaetables -especially
dark green vqetablcs. and d~
beans and peas every day in
sufficient quantities to provide 800'
ma calc ium for adult males and at
least 1.000 mg for adult females. • • • QUESTIONS WE ARE ASKE D: The latter t~o findings are .s~1ll 1n · menopausal women. who arc at the An earlier stud y showed that Dietary calcium was identified as Before any therapeutic or prcven·
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l doo~pt_... calclam buny
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10 wbat kind.
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A. For people like yo urself, a
calcium supplement may be ap-
propriate, The first step. however .
ts to check with your physician
before you take any supplement
And you should still consider it a
supplement. not a replacement.
Cont inue to try to get calcium from
foods -they're still the preferred
source. .
The best calcium supplement is
one that contains a high percentage
of elemental calcium. is relatively
inex~nsr\te. and is free from toxic
contaminants. The most common
forms of calcium are calci um
carbonate (the least expensive by
far). caltium lactate. calcium
gluconatc. dicalcium phosphate.
oyster shells (basically calcium
carbonate). bone meal and
dolomite, Bone meal and dolomite
arc not recommended because they
may be conaminated with lead or
other heavy metals.
Be sure to read labels to see what
you arc getting and check the
amounts of elemenal calcium. For
example. 1.000 mg of cakium
carbonate contains 400 mg of
elemental calcium. while 1,000 mg
of calcium gluconate contains only
90 mg elemental calcium. By calcu-
lating t~e total amount of elemen tal
calcium in a product and dividing
this into the price, yo u can de·
termine 1he per mllligram cost of
calcium. • • • Q. My •oc&or bas sagested tlaat I
take a ealclam sapplemeat beeaase
1-am-uor lflllDI noqlealclam
from my food. TM prodaet be
recommended 11 very ~Ill priced,
H d a friend sagested I coaJd uve
moaey by tak.lD1 u Htaclcl lD1tead.
11 tbl1 true?
A. Some antacids (Tums, Alka 11)
contain calcium ca rbonate as the
acti ve ingredient and are good. less
expensive substitutes for higher·
pnced calcium supplements.
However, if used as a source of
calcium . theyshould not be aken in
excess. These products are designed
to neutralize acid. and too many
over time may actually cause the
stomach to produce excess acids.
Antacids contai ning aluminum
(DiGel, Rolaids. Maalox, Mylanta.
Gelusil, Riopan) should not be used
as a calci um source since the
aluminum may hamper the in·
testines' ability to absorb calcium
from food and thereby cause the
body to excrete calcium .
Maple syrup,
squash paired
MAPLE SQUASH
2 medlam acorn 1qu1b (eacb
aboat l'/• poand1)
"'a cup water
Salt, If desired
4 tablespoons maple syrup, at
room temperatare
2 tablespoons batter
16 pecan halves
Cut squash in half lengthwise:
remove seeds and membranes.
Arrange squash halves. cut side
down. in a 9·inch square pan; pour
water around squash. Bake un-
covered in.a preheated 400-degree
oven untal te nder -about 40
minutes: water will evaporate.
Turn squash and. if used.
\sprinkle salt over cavities. Pour one
tablespoon maple syrup into each
cavity and return to oven for syrup
to heat for a minute or two. In an 8-
inch ski llet melt butter: add pecans
and. stirring often, toast until
lightly browned . Top syrup wi th
pecans: serve at once. Makes 4
servings.
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Edison's Damato;-
patience best F-V
Fount~yal ey
errors help out
tn 11-6 decision
By CHRIS MONAHAN
Deir .... C.u ¢I •111
The performance of Edison High's
baseball team Tuesday n~t co uld
easily have been from a movie.
For the rest of the Sunset League 1t
was the coming attractions. For its
opponent. Fountain Valley. 1t was a
horror film in 3-D.
The Chargers (3-1. 10-4) spotted
the Barons five runs in the first scene
(inning), four of them coming on
Baron first baseman Jim Wayne's
grand slaflli then proceeded toed1t the
Barons' orrense almost completely.
At that point the Charaers' 3-D
effects: defense, discipline and Edison
pitcher Chip Damato took over and
when· the show had ended, the
Chargers had a hit on their hands and
an 11 -6 win before a standin1 room
only crowd at Mile Square Park. The
win moved the Chargers into a first
place tie with Marina. also at 3-1.
After the shaky first inning,
Damato took control, limiting the
Barons(2-1 -1, 11-3-l)tojust fo}Jrhits
and a run in the seventh lonJ af\er the
outcome had been determined. For
his effons Damato, 8-1 a year ago.
received his first win of the year
against two losses.
• unearned, th anks to four Baron
errors He walkeclcighL
"The first inning has been his
(Damato's) problem allyear," said
&iisonCoach Ron LaRuffa. "Against
Western he allowed four quick runs in
the first and then didn't give up
anything the rest of the way.
"The difference toni~t was their
defense and our discipline at the
plate. They make four errors and we
make one. He (Sha~nack) walked a
few guys and was wild hiah. but we
were disciplined and stayed off
those."
"His (Damato) experience payed
off and they battled well,'' said
Fountain Valley Coach Tom
DeKraii. "You have to gi ve them
credit, a lot of teams would have died,
down 5--0. We just got beat by a better
team. They will win the Sunset
League this year ..
"Bob got up a little and we had an
umpire that was usi ng a college strike
zone. That changed things both
offensi vely and defensively. We
could have played it closer with a
different guy, but that's not why we
lost. We were beaten by a better team
than us."
After weathering the rocky stan.
the Chargers began the road back the
way all gOod teams do - slowly and
patiently.
"They came off the field (after the
first inn in&) with a good attitude."
said LaRufTa. "I told them not to try
and get them back all at once, but one
or two at a time, which they did."
Veteran coach
says 1985 group
cou be best ever
,BJ lllARON FRUTOS ... ..., .......
Oranae Coast Collcae crew coach
Dave Grant 1s prc_parin1 for his 20th
aeason at the OCC helm -and he's
approachina .the 1985 campaian with
more enthusiasm than ever.
"I'm terribly excited about ·this
crew," the Pirate coach said. "The
oarsmen in our varsity boat arc
stronger. better conditioned and ·bet-
ter prepared than any crew we've ever
had here."
The Pirates have the opponunaty to
exhibit their maturity this Saturday
when they host the University of San
Diqo in their collegiate opener at the
North Lido Channel in Newpon
Beach at 8 a.m.
Last spring and summer, Grant
served as an assistant U.S. Olympic
crew coach, which only fue led his
Orange Coast crew into being more
prepared for the collegiate season.
Grant spent every day -from May
through August -workin,a with head
U.S. coach Kris Korzenaowrtrmd
the Ol ympians.
"Every day during those four
months, we were completelr, im-
merse in crew," Grant says. • From
our 5:30 a.m. turnout until we fell .
exhausted. into bed that niFht, we
were consumed by the spon. •
Grant and the other coaches and
oarsmen spent all of their time either
Trojan• pull off a rare upset
on the water. watch1n1 films, or in
teaching and discussion sessions. An
afternoon off was granted every other
week.
When September rolled around,
and Grant found himself back at
OCC. he wasn't sure he was ready for
another crew season.
"I was. to be frank . a bit burned out.
When the fall season bqan I thought
to myself, ·1 can't do this. My house is
faJling apart because I haven't had
time to work on it: np one plays wtth
my dog anymore; my office at school
is a madhouse; and I don't have time
'° do an~hina for mytdf' -like ra or swim."'
But it didn't take '°DI lor Or9t eo
· 8et hooked on~ once ...m.
.. "Within the tint l0mim1a .... I
arrived I I tht boa&boult for OW
initial workout, I wu e.ci1ed .......
he says. '"This is audl 1 Utliqullf
. tdhpt ed-Wnned l"OUP ~-oarsmen. I was imrnedialely ~
up in thdr spant.
"rve never bad a bad crew in my lO
ycan here, but this is a v~ _..
bunch. This is the kind of crew cMt
comes alo"a only once in a decade or
so."
Otant says his '8S crew thrives Oft
hard work and intntc compedtion.
That's 1ood. he says. becautc be'• a
more demandina coach now than in
the past.
OCC"s varsity eilftt -whecb
actually IS a JV eiaht bec::aUIC the
Pirates arc not allowed to compete
apinst four-year instituuom on tbe
vvsity level -will featu1ta blclMt of
power, speed and technical lki1L
Bob Knapp. a 6-2, 187-pounder,
will be the Pirates' stroke, while Dave
Harrison (6-0. 182) will take the No. 2
scat. Harrison. who rowed at
Brentwood School in Vancouver,
B.C. two years aao. stroked OCCs
frosh eaaht last year.
Other pons1dc oarsmen incliade
John O'Leary and R~r Reynolds.
On the starboard side, the Pirates
are led by Joe Kratka and Cbip
McK.ibben. Other starboard oanmcn
include Steve Doupty and Cra.i&
Meinhardt,
. Grant says he has one of hi s finest
(Pleue Me GllANT/D2) .
Fountain Valley starter Bob Sharp-
nack (5-1) lasted only 31/1 innings and
was responsible for ei&ht of the 11
runs. though fi ve or them were
The Chargers got three runs back in
the bottom of the second thanks to
three Sharpnack walks. two infield
singles and a throwing error by the
Barons.
Uni•enlty lfl&h tennia coach Gary Stael (in.et) •• hia Mar for the flnt time in 13 yeara Tueaday, despite the
Trojan•, fed by Georae Paal80n (left), defeated Corona del anbeat<.ai play of Cdll'• Mike Bria• (riCht). See atory, 02.
Mustangs_all alone at top of Sea View race
Warriors no match for Mesa· s Austin;
Estancia· s Hatfield one-hits Harbor
Costa Mesa High's Mustangs are
perched atop the Sea View League
baseball race without any Company
today following their third straight
triumph Tuesday as Newpo'1 Harbor
fell from the unbeaten ranks,
Herc's how it went:
Co1&a Mesa I , Woodbrld1e 0: en1or
hurler David Austin struck out four
Warriors and walked none an going
the distance.
work. slugged an RBI double in the
first inning and singled in a two-run
thir<f inning, which was capped by
Mike Naylor's two-run double.
The Eagles put it on Ice In the
founh with three more ru ns as Tom
Panarisi and Scott Clements walked
and Mike Lujan singled to load the
bases. All three <'ventually scored on
wild pitches.
The wm put'I Estancia in the
champ1onsh1p hunt with a 2-1 mark.
University I%, Corona del Mar ~:
The Trojans moved to 2-1 in Sea
View play with a 15-hit nttack against
the Sea Kings, as Todd Krueger. Gene
Aniano. tcve Conner, [}ave Hucgy
and Mark Stride v1nually took bat-
ting practice.
Krueger was 4 for 4, scored four
times and drove 1n two. :ind doubled
twice .
Ania no had two doubles in a 3 for 4
performance. scQnng three times. and
Conner homered while goi~ 2 for 3
Huegy doubled twi ce and tnde
was 2 for 4. scoring twict'.
Corona dcl Mar CP.3 1n league)
retaliated with 11 hits. including a
homer from Bill Crow.
Laguna Beacll s. Saddleback t : The
Anists collected their first Sen View
win. of the season and in the process
dropped the Roadrunners to a s1m 1lar
1·2 record.
Ted Hud1inski singled home team-
mate Tom 7rr.1e1 an the <11xth inning
with the winning run. and Re~ Reasor
hit a basc'H.·mpt' homer to pace
Laguna Beach
Reasor went 2 for ' on the da\.
1nclud1ng the home run. and collected
tv.o RBI
The An1 s1s "ere le'>~ con .. mc1ng 1n
the field. hov.c' er. as the} committed
Ii" e errors.
Huntington Beacll l, Ocean View 0:
Pitcher Jeff Haa.cli. outdueled Ocean
View's Rud) Taub. and tl\c 01lerf
Damn Toma'i1 ck sinakd to scort' the
(Pl•ee eee PRltP/03)
The right-handed Austin and his
defense allowed only one Wood-
~d.e runner as fllr as second base.
Austin threw only 74 pitches. "It was
his best outina of the season," said
Mesa Coach Kirk Bauermei ter said.
"and the best in lhr«-y.cars.''
No hairdresser, no Kentucky for Riley
Brent Mayne aided the Mu tanJS
offensively with a two-run homer an
the third innina. puttina Mc up. 5--0.
and the Musiansscoasted throuah the
remainina four 1nninas.
Woodbridae dropped to 1-2 an
leque play.
E1tuda 7, New,.rt Ha,..r I: Jot)'
JamH slammcd has third homer of
the tcason, a two-run shot in the first
innina. but th1t was the lut thina the
Sailon ~re to t1kc from Estancia
pitcher Matt Hatfield, who shut the
door with 13 strikeouts en route to a
aperkbna one.bitter.
"The auy JUtt threw a blanket over
u " satef Harbor Coech Wayne Heck
11 M saw his team (2·1) fall a aamc
behind osta Meta.
Hatflcld. in addition to h s mound
NQbody came in on the noon
balloon from Saskatoon anoas ed
me. but ...
•If you think the American League
East as not the touahest d1v1s1on.
consider that more than a few
baseball authontae\arc pick1n1 the
Dctro1 t Tiacrs to Ii n ash a. low a
fourth ... [tad1n1 the first place picks
at the moment would prot.bly be the
BaltimortOnolcs.
•LakersCoach Pit Ralcysayshcis
not interested in rcturnina to hlulma
mater Kentucky to fill the coachinJ
vacancy ... Ofeourw not -theft' 1s
not a hairdresser an that part oft he
wodd wJto knows how to do a
poml)edour.
•fhc R11<krurc taUuna to the city
ofO~nard aboutestabh,h1naa train·
1n1fac1htyandupokesman11)' all
1hat 1 I n 1sto~orkout the deal on a
__ .. ~ vc nnd take ham" ... When· A I
Davis i'l involvcd. yo u know wn o
1ivcs and who takes.
•The N R.o\ ~ason hould be over
in tame forthe Founh ofJu1y hohda)'
but the NHL'" questionable.
•M1am1quancrback Bcmae
Kosar'saJcnt 1 a dentist so }OU know
what 1ett 1 na h Im to •an WI II be h kc.
•P•ttY hechan sayswomcn' aolf
could use some .. sp1c1n1 up" ... So
could men's aolf, even the PGA
Scnaonwhocould use Old pace.
• Flatll!~~ed. 1f the U n1lt'd tatc football . ue1,.countln1 ona
network atlC>'t ion contract for foot·
blUJn thuutumn of 1986, theft' will
be no U FL 1n thcautumn of 19 6.
•Ttwwonhnaofthe upcom1n1 t.n
on mok1n11n the I nJlcYt-ood Forum
covt'n onl)I c1pre1te • c1pruod
pi~ ••• In oth rv. rd tot.cco
811
TICID
products one liahts.
•C'ompl11nuofthrce 81J wt
team,bc1nainthcN A.\finalfour
havrsomc mcnt. but the v.ert not
appointed ... ~rsetov.-n.St John''
and V11lanova1ot t~f't' by v.1nn1n'
the Ptt ·nbcd number ofappropnate
pm". •~pt ufv.R"tchcd c\cc '···Lou amcittea·u"Atatcr.
•It 1\ an unh:tPP> fact, but nont··
TIWICSSll fan. thi:u the Angels and
Dodgers will not rtJ)(at their .i\pnl
Frccwa\ Scnes an October. •Ho~ much 'llttpart )'OU loS1ng
over the 1s ue ofh&hl at Wnglcy
Field an Clucaao'>
• Fr:inc1\ Dalc.1hc newt'om·
m1 1oncrofthe MIJ rlndoor. )('C'C't
League u~ what the league need'> is
mort pubhtH), promotion and re'-
cnuc 'ouand I could have told
them that for half the monc that arc
pa)'1ngthcncweomm1 h.
•The '" I~ thc)'&rttnthl·
market fora cu chcr'Wtth dcftn"vc
kill Of'fla\t car's statl tac • thc-
;n ll~l 11 bt 1n t~markrt for
one v.1th ofTcn 1vc k1JI
•Ba ball1uthont1e\1nd ob-
~r' en. ha' c araded comm1\\loncr
(Pl ....... TVCUa/1>2)
UC IRVINE
DROPSl0-7
DECISION
Pepperdine Untveralty'a
bueball team. ranked _._Ill\ by
Collegiate Buebalt Maiguine, ..
~ from UC lrvtne vtctottoue,
but not ~fore putting In 11n .n
Inning worth of wen Tueed11Y
afternoon.
The Anteater9 loeded the .,.._
In the bottom of the 10th '"'*"·
but stranded .. thr• runnera llnd
themMtvee wtth • 10. 7 k>ee In •
non-conterenc. pme.
NezJ Salek> trtpeed In the 10th to
Mftd Andy 8t• ... :Mcz ........
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Dodgers, l 1-5 Artlsts stun CdMla three straight VEllO BEACH (AP) -Pedro
Ouearcrolripkdanddoubaedand kftt Landraux doubted and ~ Tunday lO lead tM Doaee!1' 16-hit 1tladc in an 11·' rout of 1hc Toronto &Jue Jays In u tllbibition bueball aamc.
41'una Beach Hilh'• An11t1 have thrown the
Sea V~ Leaaue volleyball ~ anto a four-way scramble (ollowina a atraiaht set rout of pttvlous-
ly unbeaten Corona dtl Mar Tuesday niaht.
manqe to come ofh six-poinl defk1t 1n the first
set befOrt 1uccumbtf\I. 16-14.
Ashen admined the 1tra1Jht 1et victory came
IS a surprite, as much as if h11 team would have
lost in three.
with Corona del Mar. Both have 6-1 records.
Woodbridae had .even aces from 1en1orOttt
Padaeu and nine kills from Larry Barnell to help
defeat Harbor. which fell to 3-4. Jtny Rciiu, who won only five
pmn alt tall tea0n, earned his
fourth exhibition wi n without a
toss. He 1eanercd six hiu over six
inninas, 1tv1na up lhrtt runs. aU
in the fitst thrte 1nni np .
Hett art the hi1hliaht1:
Lapu ~" I, C...... del Mar t : The
Arti1t1, behind the excellent tcttina of Chris
Whitilll! Breu Mill•r and Jon Pfluacr. had the
visitinaSea Killltoffbatanceall nilht. us inaCurt
Blanton and Sean Jordan 11 decoys to set up
numerous one-on-ones thatf.roved too tough to contend with in a 16-14, IS· , IS· ll victo~.
"Schisler had both ankles taoed and it w11n't
the Mme Sch isler. no way." said Ashen. "But we serv~ tough and took them out of their passina
aame.''
Satoshi Nodo played a standout defensive
pme for Woodbridae while Andy Allison of
Harbor did all he could to help the Sailors.
lrvlae I, La1ua HUll I : The Vaquerors
picked up their first South Coa1t Leaaue victory
wltha IS-l), IS-1 1, 11-1'. lS-9winovervisitina
La1una Hills. • ·
Off the field. the Dodaers
announced chat they have op-·
tioned catcher Jack Fimple to
Albuquerque ofthe Pacific Coast
Leaaue. leavina 29 playen on
their major leaaue roster.
"They ~ally mixed it up." sajd Laauna Beach
Coach BUI Ashen.
E1tuel1 S, Cotta Mt1a t : The EaaJes. with
setten Steve Pinckney and Phil Horaan the
central fiaures. toppled Costa Mesa. l S-S. I S-0,
I S-8 at Mesa to pull within a aame of Woodbridac
and Corona del Mar at S-2.
Noel Trout. with I 3 kills. and Shawn Carver.
with 10 kills, led the hosts.
Guerrero. Landrcaux. Al Oli-ver. Steve Yeqer and Bill Ru ssell
each had tw~hits tn the Dodgers'
biifcst offensivl' showina of the
spnna.
The victory puts the Artists at S-2. a game
behind Corona del Mar and Woodbridge and in 'll
tic with Estancia.
"Rte-Set KinJS wetie foreed to to wi th their
No. 1 player. Jon Schisler. at less than full capacity
because of two iajured ankles. and the Artists were
in oommand throuahout. although Corona did
At one point in th~ second pme with the
Ea&Jes' Ted Smallcomb strvin .. Estancia ran off nine straight points without a s1dcout.
In community collcae play:
Suta Barbara I, Golclee Wee& t : Golden
West upped· its Southern California· Conference
TCCOrd 10--,"'2-wtth a U-4. 1 S-9. 20. t8 conquest
f~hman Bill Brown had 12 kills and Bill
SPORT S B REAK
Herr1nann traded
to San Diego
for draft c6.oice
From AP dl1patcbt1 [il
INDIANAPOLIS -Backup quar-•II•
terback Mark Herrmann, hampered by
injuries much of his four-year career in the
National Football League. was traded today by the
Indianapolis Colts to the San Diego Chargers for a
future draft choice.
Herrmann. 26. missed the first seven games of the
1984 season after injuring his thumb in pre-season
practice. He later played in three games, starting twice.
and completed 29 of S6 passes for 352 yards and one
touchdown. He was intercepted six times.
The departure of Herrmann leaves Mike Pagel and
Art Schlichter as the quarterbacks fo r new Colts' Coach
Rod Dowhower. Pagel started the first seven games and
nine of the 16 pmes last sca~n. while Schlichter
started the fina1 five games m his~t scas_on back aficr
a year's suspension for aambling.
Herrmann. who set numerous NCAA passing
records at Purdue. was acquired by the Colts from
Denver in a trade for quarterback John Elway.
Herrmann was oriai nall y drafted on the fourth round
by the Broncos in the 1981 collcac draft.
He did not see any action his rookie season imd
played only two pmes with Denver in 1982. He also
pl~ed in two pmes with the Colts in f983 after
suffering a broken collarbone.
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Woodbrlclae s. Ne•port Harbor t : The
Warriors downed Newport Harbor by a IS· 12,
15-l. I 5-4 count and movt'd into a tic for the lead
Ryan had six. Golden West will face Chapman at
home Friday at 7 p.m.
Lakera' 10-game atreak enda
PORTLAND -K1ki Vandcweghe m scored 21 points. including a key thrce-
point play to hele force the overtime. as the
Ponland Trail Blazers downed Los An-
geles. 116-113 Tuesday to snap the Lakers' 10-game
National Basketball Association winnine streak.
The Lakcrs. who lost for only the third time in the
fast 24 f!mes. had a 106-103 lead with 53 seconds left in
regulauon.
But Vandeweghe scored on a drive to the basket
and was fouled. hitting the free throw to tie the game at
I 06-106 with 41 secoods to play.
Pf'lrtland's Mychal Thompson stoic the ball
seconds later. but Clyde Drexler traveled with three
seconds to play.
Magic Johnson's 15-footer at the buzzer failed to
connect.
~nland guards Steve Colter and Clyde Drexler
scored the first four points of the overtime an the
Blazers never trailed in the extra session. Five players
scort'd in the overtime for Portland.
The Lakers had one fi nal chance to tie the game.
but Johnson missed a 30-footcr at the buzzer.
Sampeon._pacea Rocketa' win
Ralpla Sampson scored 22 points and m Akeem Olj11woa added 20 as the Houston
Rockets ended Kansas City's fi ve-$ime
winning streak with a 115-93 Nattonal
Basketball Association victory T uesday night.
Elsewhere. Mlc,eal Ray Rlelaardsoa scored 34 points,
includina three in overtime, to lead New Jersey to a
109-108 victory over Atlanta ... ltelly1rrtpweb-icorcd •
13 of his 25 points in the pivotal third period as Detroit
pounded the slumping Phoenix Suns, 119-93 . . .
Uni ends
13-year
drougl)t
Corona del Mar
dealt first-ever
Sea View defeat
Corona del Mar Hiah's reign as
unbeatable in Sea View Leaaue tennis
came to an end Tuesday afternoon
when Univenity High's Trojans
overcame the sweepi ng victories of
Mike Briaas and Corona's No. I
doubles team. Mike Janicin and Brett
Burns. to record a 16-12 victory.
"All these years of fighting for it,"
said a happy University Coach Gary
Siscl. "Thirteen years," continued
Siscl. "since our school started, it's
the first time we've beaten these
guys."
The Trojans. who moved to 5-0 in
league play. got the bi~ efforts from all
hands. but the special edges came
from below -at No . 2 doubles and
No. 4 sinales.
"Mike Hirt and Paul Corkery. theY.
hadn't played toaether in two weeks.'
said Siscl. "Mike had stre111hr<5au11~
looked terrible before the pmc. but
he played beautifully.
"My No. 4 singles. Chris Smith. he
won twice and came within a break of
3 of 4. and I'm super pleased wilh""
Carsten Hoff man, a sophomore. and
John Pinches. a junior. They both
won 3 of 4 in singles.
Angels manage
only 5 hits, lose
PALM SPRINGS (AP) -Mike
Morpn and two rclievm teamed to
limit the An~ls to fivt hits TIACSday
a the Seattle ManMn blanked the
naels. 4-0 1n an exhibition baseball
pme.
LoStr Mike Witt was followed to
the mound in the sixth by left-hander
Bob Kipper. who furthered his bid for
a job with the An~ls by blan~inJ th~
Mariners on 6nc hu for three 1nrunas.
Mora!ln went the flrst five inninas
fo r his first sprin& win, spadna three
sinates while waJklna one and strikina
out two. 8111 Swift and Edwin Nunez
went two inninas tach for the
Mariners, who are 7-10 this sprifll,
The Anaels dropped to 8·6.
Alvin Davis' run-scorfoa double in
the nrstinntnagavt Scmle-. 1-0 lead
and Dave Henderson tripled for two
runs in the th ird before scoring on Jim
Presley's sinate.
Dwlpt Goodea. the National Leaauc's Ill
1984 Rook.ie of the Year. allowed just three
Mlclaael Jordu scored a gamc-
high 38 points and Orluclo Wool·
rtd1e added 31 u €hicqo-scorcd
a 120-119 win over Indiana ...
Lafayette Lever scored eight
points in a 17-2 ruri by Denver
that opened the second half and
broke open a close game. leading
the Nugets to a 104-89 win over
Utah. their 18th straight at home .
.. Roluclo Blackmu scored I S of
his 24 points during the third
kmpeoo quarter and Dallas turned a onc-
point deficit into a 134-107 rout of Golden State ...
World B. Free scored I 0 of his 16 points in the third
quarter to spark Cleveland to a 112-98 victory over the
New York Knicks ... Ricky Pierce scored ei&ht of his 14
points in the fourth quarter as Milwaukee defeated
Washington. 107-96.
"But 1 don't care who won what.
everyone did their pan ...
The match went over three hours
and the verdict drops CdM to 4-1
with still11nother match with Univer·
sity loom in& in the second round -at
Corona del Mar.
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Georae PaulMn retllrna a •hot from the baaellne lD Unl•er-
alty'• 18·12 Sea Vlew Leafae Ylctory OTer Corona del Mar.
hits and struck out nine in five scoreless
inninas as the New York Mets edacd Boston. 1-0 on Rafael Sutua'a run-scorina sinale in
Tuesday's exhibition baseball play. Elsewhere, Rous~
ton's Dickie Tboo and Harry Spllmu drove in the tyinJ
and winnin& runs to rally the Astros over Cincinnau.
6-5 ... Larry MeWllUams hit a two-run sin&Jc during a
three-run Pittsbur&h uprising and three relievers
blanked Minnesota over the final fo ur innings in a 4.3
victory : .. Harold BalDes, Gres Walker and Carlloa
Flak hit home runs and Tom Seaver pitched five strong
inninas. leadina the Chicaao White Sox over Detroit,
8-3 ... Art Howe's two-run sin&Je in the sixth inn ina
trigered St. Louis over Philadelphia, 10-5 ... Dave
CoWas collected a sinaJc, triple and home run to
spearhead a 19-hit Oakland attack as the A's rolled past
San Dicao. 12-6 ... 8111 k'roeder'a two-run homer
with two out in the ninth boosted Milwaukee over the
Chicaao Cubs1 8-7 ... Bob Honaer made his first plate
appearance or the sprina and Cllrla CllambU11 had two
htts and two runs batted in as Atlanta beat Balllmore,
6-2 ... Carmen C11UU0'1 two-out, two-run single ofl
Vida Blae in the e1ahth inning broke a ue and lifted
Cleveland over San F"rancisco. 4-2 .
P yera, USFLnearaareement
WASHINGTON-Atcntativescttle-m
nt on a four-year collecuve bargaining •II•
aareemcnt has been reached between the
United States Football Lcaaue and the
Players Association, a leaaue spokesman said Tuesday.
Jim Byrne. USFldirectorofcommunication. said
the aarccmcnt. which includes a minimum salary but
not a maximum team limit. was reached Sunday after
more than I SO houn of talks.
But Byrne noted the aareement .. is subJCCt to the
vote of both the owners and the players. and neither
pany has voted yet ...
"f think it'll fl y." said Vince Lombardi Jr ..
president of the Oakland In vaders and chairman of the
owners' negotiating committee.
Luera defeat Baltimore, 4-3
INGLEWOOD -Willie Molano m scored a aoat with I: 16 left Tuesday night to
snap a 3-3 tie and lift the Los Anaeles
Lazers to a 4-3 Major Indoor Soccer League
victory over the Baltimore Blast.
The Lazcrs tied the pme with 7:21 to play on a aoal
by Poli Garcia. Baltimore, 29-12, took a 3-2 lead with
aoals early'in the founh quancr by Max Thompson and
Paul Kitson, who had two goals for the Blast.
DeBlola pacea Canadlena • win
Lucien DeBlola' short-handed aoal at lil
16: 15 of the second period sna~ped a tic '
and the Montreal Canadicns maintained a
share offirst place in the National Hockey ·
Lcasue's Adams Division by defeatina the Boston
Bruins. S-3 Tuesday ni&)\t. Elsewhere, Mtellel Go1Jet'1
SOth aoal of the season pve Quebec a threc-aoal lead in
the third period and the Nordiqucs withstood a late
Buffalo rally to win 4-3 ... Mark Meuler and Paal Coffey scored twice and Dave Huter'• goal late in the
second period capped an Edmonton comeback as the
Oilers downed the New York Islanders, 7-S ... Mark
Pavellcb scored twice on_ power plays and assisted on
two other goals as the JQcw York Rangers built a four-
goal lead and held on to defe,f Pittsburgh, S-4 ... JolLD
01rod1lck scored his team record-setting S3rd and S4th
goals I :43 apart early in the final period to lead Detroit
to a S-1 decision over Minnesota.
NBA honor• Abdul-Jabbar
NEW YORK -Kareem Abdul-m Jabbar. who shot 76 percent from the field
and averaged 28. 7 points per pme last
week as the Los Anacles Lakers won all
three games. Monday was named. the National
Basketball Associa tion Player of the Week for the
pcnod ending March 24.
TeleYlalon, radio
TIUV*Ole
7:30 p.m. -"'° llAMlftAU.: Llk•t at Seettle, Channel 0.
But fo r Siscl. he'll worry about the
second round later.
"You end up playina tradition
more than the person across the net."
continued Siscl. "We've been work-
ina so Iona. My teams have won over
83 percent of their matches (apinst
respected competition) and we won
the South Coast Lcaaue cham-
pionship in 1975. but it's been
nothina but second since to Corona
del Mar."
Eatucla U 'it, Newport Harbor n 'it: Freshman Michael Studebaker
won three of four sinalcs matches and
the doubles team or Chris Hastinas
and C.J. Vince swept their opponents
as the Eaales upped their Sea View
record to 3-2.
La1ua Beacll H, Sadd lebacll !:
John Kimble only lost one set in four
matches to help Laauna Beach (3-2)
defeat winless Saddleback in Sea
View play.
Scott Emprin_Jham . and the
doubles team of Craia Kollenda and
freshman John youna. swept all their
matches.
TUCKER • • • FromDl
Peter Ueberroth very hiahty on his
first months in office. but he hasn't
shown any indica tion of solid ideas
on how to solve the maJOr problems
of the grand old game.
•San Dieao Padres Manaaer Dick
Williams may find out th is ~ason
that money buys t'verythi na but a
vahd excuse.
•Maybe the au}' who counts the
crowds at the LA Cli ppers pmes at
the Sports Arena needs nt'w batten es
1n his calculator.
•Man y ball clubs. includina the
DodgersarccuttinJofTbccrsalu in
the late 1nnmas which mcansauys ~ill.bedrinkinamorc in the early
1nn1nas.
Edl101 !O "", Foaatala Valley 7 ~:
Edison upped its Sunset League
record to 4-0 behind the play of
sinates standouts David Moore and~
Todd Holmes. who swept their
matches.
Per Bornebusch and Cayvan
Kamali dominated doubles play.
On the community collcae level:
Or111se Co11t 8, Cerritos 1: Coast
raised its South Coast Conference
record to 7-2 with the victory. paced by freshman Vince Lottcfier. who
remains unbeaten in sinales play. The
Pirates are at Golden West Thursday.
Sacldleback 71 F1llerto1 Z: Saddle-
back improved its South Coast rc,cord
to 9.Q behind the play of sinales stars
Michael Racuia. John Rusk and Todd West.
On the women's community col-
lege level:
Or1111e Co11t 8, Cerritos 1: OCC
remains undefeated on the season
af\er the convincing victory on the
Coast courts.
Roxanne McMillen. who has not
dropped a match at the No. I si nates
spot. scored a convincing. 6-1. 6-0
win. to pace the Pirates to 9-0 in South
Coast Conference play. OCC is 11-0
on the year.
The Pirates visi t Golden West
Thursday.
Golclea West 7, Suta Ala Z: Golden
West (8-1 ) aot ready for a rematch of
their only loss in conference play
apinst undefeated OCC with a
victory over Santa Ana.
Warriors, Eagles
set up sl?.owcfown
Woodbndac and Estancia hiah
girls softball teams set themselves up
for a Sea View League showdown
Thursday afternoon at TeWlnkle
Park by recordlna their third maiaht
leaaue wins Tuesday.
Here's a caJ>$ule look:
Woodbrlcl1• •· Ualveralty 0: Sandra
Schoonover twirled a one-hitter and
the Warriors banged out six runs in
the fif\h innina. sparked by sinaJes
from Neidra Lubanko. Jcnnr .Alfard
and Leslie Payton to shove Univer-
sity a same behind the lead s.
Schoonover struck out 0 and
walked just one, aivina up hero y hit
wi th two out in the seventh inni
Woodbrid1c. 7-2 overall. is now -0
in leaaue.
Eswatta •, Saclclleback t : Lori
Math ot pitched seven 1trona inninas
to record her third win without a lots
in leaaue. She struck out five batters.
Kim Braatz was 3 for 4 and hit a
aame-winnina triple in the top of the
seventh to score two runners to lead
Estancia (3-0).
Foaa&aln Valley 7, Lakewood 0: Ste~hani~ Rowlcu. a riaht-handed
senior, struck out five and walked
none while fashioning her first no-
hitter in the non-leaaue victory on the
winner's diamond.
Keri Clower padded 1he Barons'
rout with a three-run homer in the
fif\h innina. The win ups Fountain
Valley's rtcord to 7-3.
Salaets lead•
Rustlers, 3-1
........ ,SOUTHERN ~S CALIFORNIA PLI Pltal
.AUTO & TIUCK 1101111
GRANT, ORANGE COAST COLLEGE CREW ••
l'romDl ,·
Oolden West Colleae's Rustlers
dropDed vi1itin1 Saddleback Cotteae, 3-1. Tuelday in South Coa1t Con-
ference ba1eball, as ri&h t·handcd
sophomore Larry Salaets sparkled on
the mound, rctirina 11 in a row In one
stMch.
EXOTIC
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coxswains ever in sophomore Fred
Schardt. 491-14~5 "This boat is both technically ~~~~~;;;;5~~;ii;iii;iiiijH skilled. and very touah." Grant 11id.
'-The oarsmen arc street fipters who
like to slua it out. Let ut make your body
-••
Wiii l:!t!. any ru10ftable
utlmatel
Gl•• ... I A•,.._,.. l'•lat
fll·1•61 1·1 1 ...
"My e•~rien<:e with Olympic
oanmen has cha"~ me forever u a coach," he 11ys wnh a taup. "Four
months of total immersion with the
best oanmen and coaches in the
world has had a dramatic impKt
upon my coach1na style and
philosophy."
In a word. he's tou&)\er.
"I'm far more dem-nd1n1 now. I
realitc how ve~ imponant physteal
cond1t19n1n1 is. In past )'ean our
crews did a bit or runn1n~ and 1 lot of
row1na. Th1'1 year we tt doin• a
tremendous amount of runnina. and
more rowina than ever."
Grant has learned that a strona aerobic base 1n athletn makes for a
powerful crew. OCC'1 oarsmen now
train by runnin1hundredsofmiles-
and row1n1 hundreds of mile -each
month. They do more sprint work 1n
the boats than 1n the pest.
In 19 )'ears of coach1n1 at OCC,
Grant has roll~ up an incred1bk
726-178 w1n-lou m-ord for an .803
ptttentatt -maltina him one of the
winnineeat crew coaches in t.he na-
tion. SinceOC'C 11 the only communi-
ty colleee in the country that com-
pnes an ro;~ h11 l'ttOfd has bttn ache1ved qlim four-yar
collqes and univtr1hie . While
Grant admits thl\ could be his best
. ~
crew ever. the Pirates will bt up
apinst plenty oftouah competillon.
The Pirates will compete in the
t 2th annual San Ditto Crew Clwlc
on Minion Bay. Saturday. April 6.
There they'll face the &11n11 of the
collcaiate rowin1 worrct.
"'Re'll be IOin& Utttmely talt thil
year, but so win the other rowi"I
powers like Washin,ton, Harvard.
Prince&On and Cal. think the ·a•
Olympics are h1v1n1 an influence on
the ·as coltcsiate teat0n.
"Crews at Harvard, Pnnceton and
Washin11on all have Olympic
oanmcn in their bolt1. The mt of u1
feel the residual excitement from the QIJ~piet; P.e MYCf lftft 81f'0111' o(
OCC oarsmen 11 e•cucd about row. rna as this bun~h ...
,
Solo homers from Shawn Oilben
and Steve Overeem were the ed&c
Sataeu needed to handle tf\e
Gauchos. •
Salaets struck out four and walked
thm before aettin1 eiahth-innina
rthef help from Oary Buckles, the
latter maklna hit 13th appearance in
Ooldcn West's IS 11mes th11 year.
The victory shoves Ookien West to
'·2 In confcttnce pla)', 11-3-1 overall.
Sadd&cback f1t11 to 3-3, 9--6.
Gilbert led otr the bot&Om of the nnc whh hit four-~r. and the
R_.ttlen followed tt "'1tll 1 blsc hit~
Shane f"lolft Ind Wilts 10 Keith
Kaub and Sc-ott Rath before an mor
e«ounted for the 1«ond 'f'Un
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WllT19'N CONl'ltllNCI ~ICltk OMtilft
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CllllMf• .. 34? ,.
Ootoen Stitt 10 n 211 371,
x·O.nver ~etlQIYltlell .. ,. .639 K·Hou"on 41 2t ·* • 11·D•llH 41 :n . .s., ~ .. .,
Sa n Alltonfo 36 37 .. ., IOvt Vt•n JS 31 .A79 ll..., l(enM11 Citv 29 •• 397 171/'J
IASTl•N CON'l•INCE
•·Bolton Atlltltk OIYlllen
S7 14 .I03 JI• Ptllltelell>lli• s1 ! .m. L Ntwltrnv 34 36 .soo ll''l Wullln9ton 35 3' 493 12 N•w York 74 •9 329 lA
v·Mltw1ukff C111fral DIVllltn
S2 2l 111 Ottrolt 31 3:3 .S3S 13 Clllcaoo JS l l 479 " Ciev1t1ne1 29 43 .A03 12'-? Atlante 28 ... 319 231') lnellana 20 S7 271 31•') • ·ctlncneo ota voll blrtn
Y·<:llnclltd division title
Tu.tdlv'• korts
Portland l \6, L•lltr• 113 (011
Mllwaut1ee 107. WHhlngron 96
Cie.v111nel 112, New York 99
DIMH 134, Golden State )07
Cnk 100 no. tndl11n1 119
Houlton 115, 1(1n1u Cltv 93
Ntw Jersev 109, All•nte 1oe (otl
Oenvlf' 104, Utan 19
Detroit 119, Plloenh1 93
I T.....,.,., Games
l.llrlf"I et Sealtle
Allante el tndl8'1a
Boston at Ntw Jersev
Waslllngton 11 Pn1teoe1onla
Houlton at Detroit
Golden Staie 11 San An1on10
Dallas II Ut111
Tilundlv'1 Games
Pnoenlx al CJIPPefs
Cnlc1110 at Clevet111<1
Miiwaukee 11 New York
K•nui1 City at Denver
Trill ~Hrs 116, L•k•rs 113
L.AKl•S (Ill ) -Rambf\ 1·3 1-1 s,
Wortllv 6-18 3·4 IS, Abeul·Jebblr.6· 16 4·6
16, E.JollnM>n 8· 16 1·9 24. Scoll 12· \6 4·4
21. Coooer 3·6 0·0 6, McAooo 7-S 4·4 a.
K11ocll1k t-1 2·2 4, McCtt 2·2 2·2 1,
Sorlg9s O· l O·O 0. Totals 41·84 18·33 113.
~Tl.AND (l16) -Cerr •·10 •·S 11,
Vanoeweolle 6-II 9·9 21, Bowle •·8 O·O I.
Coller 7-18 l ·• 11. Druter 10-21 O·O 10,
M.Tnomo1on 7· t9 3·3 17, Norri\ O·O 1·• I,
Valentine 3·7 6·7 f2. 8 Tnom11so11 7·3 O·O 4,
Ktr&ev 1·2 1·1 3 Totals 44· IOO ?1·3• 116
Scor• bv Porlodl
Lekers 16 33 1S 22 1-113
Port11ne1 3• 79 26 11 10-116
ThrH ·oolnt ooals-McGte. Coller
Fouilel out-Bowie Rebou1101-Los An·
gales S4 (Rambls 13), Porttano S6
(M. Tl'tomoson 91 Anis ts-Los Angele\ 79
(E.J_9hnson 141. Por111ne1 24 (Drexler 9)
Tottl'f fou11-Los AngelH )7, Portland 28
A-12,666
COLLEGE
NCAA DMslon I Tourney
THIE FINAL FOUll (If LHlnefon, Kit.)
SATU•OAY'S. SEJWFINAl.S .
Georoetown 134·2) v1. St. John's (31·31
fCll1nriif2 -., fHf' o.m -
VUl1nova 113· 10) vs Memphis St (31 ·3)
JCna"nel 1 et 3 11 P.m l
MONDAY'S FINAL
Stmlflna l wlnner1 !C1111nne1 2 111 6 17
11.m l
NIT
WEDNESDAY'S SEMIFINALS
--1)1 New Yori!)
1"olan1 lll·'ln~vs. hnnenee 12 1·14>
UCL.A ( 19· 171 vs Loul1vllle 1'11· 16)
FRIDAY'S "NALS
(If New Yor11)
Tnlro olace and champlonshlo games
WOMEN
NCAA Division I
THE FINAL l'Outt
(at Aulltn, Tu.)
FrkllY'I 11mlfitt1h
Old Dominion 129·31 vs. NE Loursiana
(30-1)
Georgie (21·•) v1 W9'ttrn Kentuc.i.v
(28·S)
Sundlv's Clllmoklnslllo
Semlflnel winners
High school
ALL CIF 2·A
(l'lr11 THm)
l"llVtr, Ktlool
S. CvHenovlcn, Sen1a Clara
Erik Rogers, Temote City
M. Jonnson. B111e1w1n Park
Jemu Game. S11nt1 ''"'' Pllflllo Se ncllu. Arrovo
Rlcna rd Hawks, NordhOlf
1<.v1e Kooo. Sa n Bernaro1no
Miguel Ftores. El Monte
George Porter. C1t>rlllo
Af91110 Wellon, Benning
"'" Bo1<11, Soulh Peuoena Sttvt Dont1nville, Bell· Jell
HI. Yr, Ave,
6·3 Sr 16 I
6· 1 l Sr ?3 2
6·3 Sr 111 6~ I Sr 186
S·9 Sr 313
6·4 Sr 18 1
6·7 Sr 16•
S·lO Sr IS3
6·S Sr 19 • 6·2 Sr ISO
S· 10 Jr 16 9
S· 10 Jr 18 9
SKoncl T11m
David l(irksev, Yu<eioa 6·7 Sr
8rl•n C.ra11am, Sa n Dimas 6· I Sr
Andre Phllllos. San Dimes 6·9 Jr
Frink Ramirez. Santa Ctara S-11 Sr
MIGhHI R11gln1, Benning S· 10 Sr
Eric Jamts, Elsinore 6·3 Sr
Steve R1001e, Aooie Vellev 6-6 Jr
Mike Corrlelori. Agoura 6·l Sr
Stt•• Wero, Callbe.as 6-3 So
M. Stewert, Victor V11tev 6-0 Sr
Garv Goodrich, So Plladen1 6· 3 Sr
Erick Esc1mllte. El Monte 6·1 Sr
Scott St11lllng1, NordllOff 6· I Sr
l"llver t4 !tie Y11r
St1ctv Cvll11novlcll, Santa Clare
OHO HI fl5hlne
16 3
18)
I) 0
II I
13 I
160
17 6
119
19.6
17.• IU
11 3
17 I
DANA WHAlllF -lS •nolen 30 ban
bOnllo, I vettowtall, 70 roc .. flsh
This wHtt's trout INnts
OtlANGI -Laguna Nlgutl Perk Leke,
Tr11>oco Crt1k
LO$ ANGEL.ES -81g llOGk CretlO..
Cutelc Lake, Castelc l.11100n. Crvs111
1..lkt, Ellllbllll Lakt , Little RO<'.k Crffk.
Llttle Rock R111rvolr, M•liDu Crffk, Pvre·
mlo L.lkt, Sen Otmes ltnttvolr. Sa nt• Fe
ltt .. nrolr
•1va9'S1D• -C111u1111 Lllke, D•rk
C•nvon C:rHll, Fuller•M UI Creek, Strew
l)errv CrMk
$AN OflGO -Doan• Ponci, hn Lvlls
lttv llllvtr, S•n Vktnl1 Lake, SwMtw1ttr
ltlvtr.
SANTA tA•tA•A -S1nt1 YMI River
V8NTUtlA -Plru I.all•. ••vt1 Crffk,
Ito.. V11tev i.11t•, S1n1a P•11•1 Cr-Mk,
Sftpt C:rHll (Ul>Pltl' Ind IOwtr)
SAN 119'N .. DINO -Color100 lttv9'
CNeedltll, Cuc1mono• Cr~k. L'flil CrHll
(mfddle end norrll lorki), S.nt• An• River
Ke•N -Hert Perk L1kt, t<trn l!llvtr
(1«111 Powert1ou1• 10 Otmocr11 01m.
IUU Powt!'llOl.I~ 10 L•ll• IMl>tll•), Mino
I.Aki.
.,
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aXHtatTION aAS•aALL
Merlnet14, ~· (II~_. .... ,
S..111• 103 000 000-.. • 0
Al\fflt 000 000 000-0 S 1 ~Olfl, Swift (6), Nu,,., (I) 1nd
Kur,,.v; Wiii, Klootr 16), l.U90 (t ) end
Narron, 8oont (6). W-M()flH!n. 1.~WllL
Oedeer• t1, ..... .,.y. s
(If 'Afl iMdl)
Tor onto 10'2 000 00?-S I 2
DOC111tr1 230 010 0$x-ll 16 3
I.H I. Htnllt (SI. McL•uglllln. Ill Ind
Marflntz. Wllltl (6). RIUH, CutlllO (7),
Howell 19) Ind Y .. "r, Rtvtl (7) W-R1u11. L-Ltil
E lChlbitlon 1tandlftel
AM••tCAN LaAGUE
$11ertllllec'll. $nowo.n 141, Giron (6) and
•t1e11ert. O.mato ene1 Martin. w-oam.10
1•2 1.-sNIOflaCll ,.,, ta-<>IMll '""'· l(fflt Ill H•-w1vne CFV)
lk4 llHUn ltedl I, 0ce. View t ,,_... ....... ,
Huntlnelon tt9Cll 000 010 I>-I •
OcH n View 000 000 ~ t O
Hett-. end Tom.slc.k, Teub 1n<1 Ktno.
31-Allder\Ofl (H9)
~ 6, WHllNM"' 2 (krnMt ....... ,
MarlM 001 003 2-6 1 0
Wtstmfn•ft( 000 ?00 l>-2 1 4
l!ml'l'lOfl! end H1t11bluoJ1, l•lle,y,
WfftrOWllt.I 16) •n.d Vl118911, W-EmmOcl's, ~-talilv 21-lallev (W), Hit• G!Jltev
(W ) '
1.4"'4iew .. CMst.11 ~/ ...._, Clvl1"8ft 2 (ACl411tmy_ L....U.)
l.tlfl1111wtM Cllrl1t11n 000 3SO o-a 11 7
Newoorl Cnrl•liall 000 200 0-2 2 4
Willen and Fowl,,-. Alflon, Welker (61
and Foro.s w -wtti.n. L-Alflon
HIGH ScHOOL STANDINGS
Sunset LNoue
W L
Eo1'°n l I w L-
Toronto 13 • _......._ __ ,M.,;ne---> I
.765
T GI
0 o -
1 '1
0 I Chic1go 13 • A,...., • ' Mllwavktt 11 9
Clt•tterld 9 7
Dttroll 9 9
8elltn'\Ort • 9
KanH\ Cltv • 9
NIW York • 9
TOH 1 • Mlnne101s • II
Oak lend 7 10
Seettte 1 10
Bo.ion ] II
NATIONAL LEAGUE
DOCl9en ll s Clllceqo 11 7
Clnc1nneli 10 6
New York • 1
Montreal • • Sen Franc11co • • Pnllaoell>hla 1 1
Att1nt11 a 9
Houston 9 ll
SI Louis s 1
San Dleoo 6 II Plllsburgn 3 10
NOTE: SPiii· .,uad Nm.l count
Slllndlnv\
Tue1deV'l klf"et
Statlle •.A.,.... O
~' 11, Toron10 s St Louts 10. P11llaot101111 S
Att1nte 6, Baltimore 2
New York Met• 1, Boston 0
Plftsburoh 4, Minn11ota 3
Chic-ago Wniie Sox 8, Detroll 3
Kanus Cilv 11, T1•11 S
Houston 6, ClnciMa ll S
Oe11111no 11. Sen Dl990 6
Clevet1nC1 4, Sen FrenclKO 2
MllwaukH I, Cnlcago Cubs 7
New York Yenlleu 2, Montreal
TedlV's Gamei
Oakte no vs An9111s 111 P1tm Sorln11s
o.deers n . Housfon at KluimmH
619
,S71 .sso
,S63 .soo
.471
.471
.471
..7 m
•11
•11 319 ...
.631
62S
S33 soo .soo .soo
471 •so 417
3S3
231
"'
PlllM1ClelOh1e vs, St Louis 11 St
.Pet en burg
KansH Citv vs Allanla a 1 WMI P11m
Buen
Montreat vs Te11es 11 Pompano
Clnclnnall vs. Toronto at Duntdln
ClllCIOO Wllile Sox VI. Boston at Wlntl!r
Ha•tn
Sen Francl"o v1 Cllicaoo Cuos a1 MtH
Seellil vs San Dleoo 11 Yuma
Clevt1enel vs Mltw11vllt1 et Sun Cltv
Plttsburgn vs Detroit at La11e1111<1
New York Yankees vs Baltimore al
M111ml
New York Ma" "'· Mltw'IMOta 111 Q.ia n-
Fountain V1lltv 1 1
Huntington 8 .. Ch 2 1
0Ct1n View I 3 0 2
Weslmlnller 0 l 1 21 J
TuetdlY'I Scwts
HunlingJon 8e1cll I. Ocun V1tw O
Merine 6, W9'tmlnt1er 1
Eol'°n 11, Fountain lfellev 6
,rldlY'I Glmt
Fountain Vt ii.v n Hunt11111ton 8ff<ll et
Miit Square P1rk, 7 om
S.tvrdn'1 G1me1
Et11)1on et Merine (I D m )
W•11m1n1ter et Ouen View (I o m >
Sea View LHtue
W L Ga
3 0 Co"• Mesa
Est11ncl1 1 I 1
Laoune 8eecn Newoort Herl>Or
Unlvtrsllv
WQOClbflelge
SeeldilbaCk
Corone Otl Mer
t 2 1 1 I 1
1 1 t 1 , ,
I 2 2
0 3 3
Tu•tdlV'S S<ortl
Untvenll • 11, Corona Clel Mar S
Estancia 1, Newoort Herl>Of 3
Co"a MtH 6, WOOdbrlelge 0
Laguna Beacll s. Sae1e11eb1c11 2
Th11ndev'1 G1m.1 13:151
WOOdt>tldoe 11 Corona oet Mer
Saelelleback a1 Newoori Meroor
Co1ta Mese et Unl¥ersltv
E stencl1 et Laguna Beacll
Souttl Coast LH9'1•
Laguna Hill\
Miu ion VltlO
Irvine
W L
1 0
l 0
I I
Gii
Et Toro
Capistrano Vellev
Da na 1illl1
I 1 '1
I I 'J
I I I',
San Clernenle 0 2 I•,
TodaV'• Games
Min ion Vle10 11 Laguna Hill\
El Toro 11 Dena Hllfl
''"In• at C•Pl•trano VaUev
FrkllY'I Gema\
Laguna Hiiis al San Clemen!•
Irvine al Dana Hiiis
Capistrano V111ev .. 1 Min ion V1e10
Clo Thurtdlv's G1mes ~'s t04lrnamem
Clevtlan<I n A119111 al Palm Sor1ngs l•t Fart Mven, Fii.)
o.ci.ers vs B01ton lnl at Winter Haven Fir" llloulld Slnttles St Loui\ vs Montreel e1 West Palm J1mmv Connors (U S I def Peter Doonen
Beacn (Austrellel S·6, 6-t. 6·1. Jonn F1t1gera1e1
~1nna1I ..,. -Hew-¥~ Meh at St 1.Aus1r.AliAl .d.tL Jlllmull.JtrJshnan.. ilodlal. PetersbUrg 6-1. 7·6, 6·4. Eliot Telt\t ller IVS I def
Plttsbur1111 VS ClllClllO Wllile Sol< at Mike Bauer IU.S.1. 6-4. )·6. 6-1. Btn Sar11'°1e Testerman IU S J Clef Franc11eo Gonzalez
Houston vs Detroll 11 Lakeland <Paraguev) 6 1, l·S. 6·4 Semmv C.lam
Plllaelt1oh1e v\ Kansas C11v al Fort malva IVS I del D11v10 Pate IVS l. 6·4.
Mvers 7·S
At11nt1 vs M111ne'°14 at Orlando €'-\ , Beltomore v\ 1 uas al Pomoano ~ s tournament
Boston ls\t vs Toronto at Duneo1n l•f Miiin, ltelvl
Cnlcago C ul:>S v\ Oakland al P11oen11 Fittt 111.ulld Slntles
Miiwaukee vs. Se&ttte 11 Temoe V1tas Gerula ltls (US I Clei Danie Viner
Sa n Francisco vs Sal\ Dlt00 a t y m Soutn Africa). 6·1, 6·7, 6·4, Tim W1tk1Son
l S I def M11ost1v Meclr IC1ecnos1ova•11).
·6. 7·6. Paul McNamH IAullralial Clel C~ Zollan KUllO!Ul<V ISwllltrlanCll, 6· l. 7·6,
P-rcllne 10, UC Irvine 7 JllkOO Hl•uk (Swlllerlanol dtl TMmas
(non·confef'tnct) H09steelt ISweden1 6·?. 1·6 Pavel S10111
P11ooerdlne 100 210 010 J-10 14 o ICzecnostovak1oU oet Matt M1tcne11 11.J S I
UC Irvine 100 020 201 ~ 7 14 J 7·6. 6-1 Amos Mansdorl (Israel) oef Cn1p
Marrett Smltn (4), Scnarkev 171, Fe1· Hoooer IU S I. 4·6. 7·6, 6·2
ters (1) and Kreuter, Brink , Carr 16),
DeRose (8). Kent <10> ano Morgan
W-F e11ers ( S· I> L -DtRose 12· n
?B-Ericson (P l, Morgen (UCll, 3B-Balelo
IPI. Blertev (P l HR-Baleto (P l
COLLEGE
PCAA st1nd1n9s
Nor111 Division
Cont.rtnet
Fre\no Slate
San Jose State
UC Santa Barbara
Pee Ille
W LT
9 3 0
1 5 0
l 6 0
2 1 0
Sovltl Dlvl1lon
Ci t St Fullerton 8 3 0
UC lr•lnt 3 2 0
Nevada · Lu Vi:oat 4 1 O
Lono Beacn Slate 4 7 o
TVHdav's ScorH
Over-..
W L T
19 12 0
13 17 0
" 11 1 9 17 0
11 16 I
I• 11 1
16 10 0
13 13 0
Long Beach SI 10, U Sa n Diego 1
PtPoero1nt 10, UC Irvine 1 ( 10 innings I
USC 10. UC S.n11 Barbare .l
Toesev•s Geme1
Lovo1a·Mervmoun1 et UC lrvlne
Lewll & Clerk et Cal St. Fullerton
use at Long Beech St•fe, 1
Western Ort11on 11 S.n Jose Stat1
St1nford at UC Senta Barbera
Nebreska et Ntvaoa·L11 Vegat
Waslllngton at Pacific, 1 JO
Communttv colle9e
GOiden Wiii l, SlcldleblO I
Seddleblcll 100 000 000-1 3 l
Golden West 100 100 OOx-3 6 0
Slnctalr, Rov11tv Ill end J Frei, Seteeis,
Buc11.1es 181 end FtorH, w-seiaets (2·2l
L-Slnclalr U ·21 2B-Scoll IS). Mota IC.I
HR-Giibert !GI. Overeem (GI
Souttl coa't Conference st1ndlne1
C.rrllO\
Cvouu
Golden West
Sent• Ana
Saelelltbact.
Fuller Ion
Mt $111 Antonio
Oranot COH I
Comoton
Tu••dlv's Scorn
C.otoen West 3. S1oe11eback I
W L G8
6 0
S I
S 1 I 1
3 3 3
l l 3
1 • ' ' . ' 7 s •. l
0 6 6
Mt San Antonio 13, Orano1 Co•\I J
Fullt rfon II, Senta Ana 7
Cvoreu 23, Comoton •
TIIUl'SdlY'l Glmel 12l30)
Ctrrlto1 a t Orange Coast
Sante Ana et Seeldlebaci.
Comoton •I Fullerton
Mt Sin Antonio al Cvortn
S.tvrclav's G•mes 1-l
Goleltn Wtst 11 Sant• Ana
SaeldllblCll I I Comoton
Fullerton •I Ml. San Antonio
C1111reu a t C•rrltoi
H lttl ICflool
CMte MesJi I, WMdbfldee 0
(~View L .. 9111)
Co1t1 Me._ 301 l lO 1-I 10 0
WOOObr lelllt 000 000 <>-0 03 4
Austin tnd ~vn1 a.con, Rod9er1 (61,
•no M<NM. W-Au•lln ()·21. L-9KOll
2.,._Sl lhtdtv CC:MI, Mcllrov (CM);
30-Neat <CM I. W.nn.t !CM); HR-Mnnt
ICMI. fh...-Clt 7, .... ..,, Haf'W J
(Sta View 1.MeW I
Ntwoort Heroor 200 010 l>-l l 2
ES11ncl11 103 300 11-1 7 J
Dl\llOn, MertiMr <•> tlld Perk•. Hattltto
rno--Ptner111 w -H• L-OOl!on
78-NevlOr 11:1. H1lfi.td IEI HR-Jarntt
INHI UIWentt\I ,,, c-.. ,.,.., •
(IN View l..M-)
Coron• a.I Mar OU 100 o-& 11
Ufltvtt•llv Oll O?• .-n lS >
$atclltll. Clark <•I. Cociw <•>..no tfft.
Kr\llOltl', W•llllr C 1) and leller
w-Krut11er. L-S.lclltll ?l-9oal (Cl,
JoM"Oll CCI KrlAOfl' (Ul, 2, Arll•no <Ul.
,, HUffV t. "'"-Conntr CUI H"-Crow
(Cl
~ ... a. J, Slf• a1c1t t , ... vi.. ...... ,
k•9uM hacll 001 013 0-i • & Slide!'"*" 011 ooO ~ s l
NMU IM , ..... Oet9e<lo. •u1i.r c.i •M
~ruo llt-Ot!MdO (Sli Hlt.-,. .. w l'-ll. 1-..11,,.......,.v .... .
( ............. .
h unllill alltv JOO 000 1-• 6 _.
l dllOll 03) 307 c-H 7 I
Community c~
Or•noe Coast I, Cerritos 1
SintMs
Let IOCI det Khanna, 6·1. 6·1. Mon
1ov11 IOC> oel Pnetvtn\ 6· l. 6·0, De\001
<OC>. oef L&an, 6·2, 6·2, Lortetler IOCI,
oef Vu. 7·5. 6·l, Wn1tc11er !OCI oef
Mover, 6·0. 6·0, Jones IOCI Clef Cartv
6 , 6-•
DoullMI
Lte·Montova (OCI ctef SltPl'H!ns·Vu.
6·•. 7·S. Knenn11·Merce00 (C t, oet Dnoo1·
Lo1ttf1t r, J-1>. 6·1. 6-3, Jones·Dodd\ IOC I
oet Mover ·Carev. 6· l, 6· 1
S.dcleblclr 7, Fvlttr1on 2
Sln9ttl Racula ISi Clet Wrtn. 6·3. 7·S. Ru\k <SI
oef Rio\, 1-6, 6·4, West ISi oef weinoart,
1-5, 6· l, Hodge (F) def Olin ?·6, 6·2, 7·6.
Bozemen <SI Clef Quirarte, 1·6, 7·S. Citrlne
ISi def Kontenblrger, 6-•. 6·•
Doubles
West·Bozem•n !SI oet wren·Rios. 6·2,
3·6, 6·•. Otln·Cltrine ISi def Weln111r1 ·
Ko111enber11er 2·6, 1·5, 6·1. Hoooe
Febfrigo (F) Clef Herr1011-Trlmbte, 1 6 S 1
6-4
High school
Unlverl!fv 16, Corona deC Mer 11
P1nche\ WI lo\t to Brigg\ 1·6, oel
R111sronanl, 6·1, def Gatu\na. 6·0. ctet
Caolk, 6·1, Holtm ann (Ul 1os1 0·6 won 6-1,
6· I, 6· I. Se>errv (U) toll 0·6, won 6·0. 6·2.
IOSI S·7. Sm1IP1 (U) lost I ·6, )·6. won 6·• 6·• Doubles
Pau1Son·F1nlev IUI lo\! to Jan1C1n·
Burns. 6·1, 1·6. def Tore11·G1lt>1rl, 6·0 1·6.
H1rl·Corf\erv IUI IOll 1·6 S 1, won 6·4, 6·4
L.•lllftl 811cll 26, Sadclebaclr l
Slf191es
Emorlngllem ILBI Cltf Ho, 6-J. lee.
6·2, Lt, 6•), Inda 6·1. Kimball tLBJ won
6·0, 6·1 6·0 6·0, Heworlh !LBJ won, 6 0
IO\I. 4·6. won, 6· l 6·2 SP.tfh ILBI won
6·2 7·S lost , 3·6, won 6·3
Doubles
Kollenda·Young !LB) def Vu·Pnem
6 I 6·0, Nvuven· Tran 6·0. 6· I Searle·
Doll\ ILBI won, 7·S 6-l 6 l, 6·4
Est11Kla IS' 1. N1woort ll' 1
SIMMS
StudeDlktr IE ) to\I lo Mllltir 1 6, Oel
Haro•n 6·3, oet Van Oroen 6 l Jenstn IE I
IO\I 4·6. I 6. 4·6 2·6 Otosn1 IE I IO\I 2 6.
1·6, 3·6 won 6 ) Roo1nson won 1 S. 6·0
6-1. 1>·0
Doubles
H,ntlnvs Vince IE I oet Mart1n-Wauter\
6·4, 6 I. def t<ertoor·Greetv 7·S 6·3
Corr1o•n·Rttse IE> lPltl 2 6. 1-6 10\I 1·6.
•·6
Edison 1011, Fount1ln V1kv 71 1
Sln9lf\
Arnoll (E l oet HHfQ&Wf! &·• def Q~cn, 6·0 loll to Aoov. • 6 10&1 Id C1o~no •·6 Moore !El ..,on. 6•) 1 lo
6 0, 6·2. Dve <E l won 6 0 6 2 6 1 ~t
1 6, Hotme\ IE I won. 6 • 6 0 7 s 6·2
Ooul1611
llorne\txilcn·t(emell IEI oet Nuuvtfl
Ho. 6·3. •·t def O\irtn Vte 6 1, 6 l
M<Cart11n·R•ntkn IEI U>lil, 6 0 3 "· k>\I , ... ,.,
...
L .. Allf111tM UIPL
TUUOAY'S •HUUS Wff'f'llltll ~·••Mee (49111 el., • ..._ ...,.,.., _..) W L T llllCI. ,._ ,.A
,.ST ••c•. OM milt Net Houtlon ~ 0 0 I ... ... IOS A¥1ttlt 11.Kl\.tVI 11 00 lUO I 40 Oeki.ncl , I I ,1't 11t 12•
Mt.OOw Seort (l..OtlOO) S.00 4 00 Alirona J t 0 MO * • N\Matro tfon\8( (A!\dtt~t uo C>Mver l f o .-Ill •
Tlnw· 201 _.,. Porl~ncl 7 J o •• 11 '2
Q •XAC'f A I tot> 11910 ' _,,IO LA E .,_.. I 4 0 Jet 111 117 S•cONO ••c•. Ont mll• PKt s.n tMlo t • o ·"° .. nt
Cal Towner 1Vlldf19nem) 9 20 4 40 i 00 I AS Ta•• CO.,.ltllMC•
00\ltllt $11WeJI (WUll•m\) $..0 fnC)ftit 3 2 0 A00 tO) \01
Tul .....
sta~
jalled
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Ti!'N, t 01 lt S , l Jenev 3 2 o tGO IJt Its '* UCACT4 (4•2) oe10 .U.lO. \ 1mo18ev 3 2 o MO UI lllt NEW ORLEANS -A -_..
TH•D •Ace. On• mile PICe JllCllW>llVllM t ' 0 ,. m 512 ber o( the Tulaee Univenilf ~
Kloerl1w (0 10orwltl09) IA-60 4 eo OrlttndO 0 5 0 ·• 7S lM ,., .. _......, -
E¥erlon Dream IAnoenon) 2 60 , ..... Y'I GMle ~ under at'ftl& T~
uuonA O•v <Kueoterl 2.eo HO 2ao ••ttlmort 1 ' 1 .300 92 74 ball••amand___..._T·.a....-3
Time. 2 oo 21s. Tamo• h v •t ~· aceuted of fi1ti at leall two T -.a a-XACJA 4~ Hid~ --------.....1'-~~lMllllL----4~~:;~ ---~-"\o-ir-llouttTH 9'ACI. One mill oece JICksonvitlt '' l lrmlnen.m -etur11 pmn t JS talll)ll.
,.,.,. Gotta 8r11 (Dwverl 2140 7 60 S"" New JtrMY 11 AflLOM rants wett iMued for tWO CJlllair .... ,......,,,, 0--···~ ftut1ed11t cva11111dl1111111m1 4.00 3AO o.t1i.ne1 11 1..A Ekllfewtl o'CIOClll Tulane ba~1baJI playen, ....--
Klwla Son (Lonool 3 40 lahimort et ~ton sa d Time 1 se ltS I •
0r11noo •1 Denver Orlcan5 Pari•h District •-FIFTH fltACI. One m1t1 Diet
Flying Tr1lner (Aubin) HO HO
Sudoen Movt <8e•er> S 40
MitH Laelv (P.,ktr)
Time. 100 2 S
'3 IXACTA (S·11 oa10 '48 90
SIXTH •ACE. Ont mlle trol
300
300 3 00
NH ties Pnoeoe (DIFrancol e 00
Kiiibuck Lobell (Snerren>
Ct1sslc Ce11 C Ackerman I
00 280
HO 260
2 80
Time 100 I S
'3 EXACTA (6·31 Pl ld "19 00
SEVENTH RACE. One mite 01ce.
Bio Bill Ttloen (Aubin) J IO 3.10 2.90
t1cocca (Maler I 4 00 2 80
Wer C,,e mo (Lonool 4.40
Time· 200 2•S
lJ Ii >CACTA 16-71 Pt 10 t18 20
EIGHTH lllACE. One mile oece
Amys Pete (Vllndngnm1 9 70 4,10 3.00
Trac i Miu (Melerf 6 00 4 00
Native Hunter <Snerren> 9 70
Time I S9 415
U IXACTA IS·41 o.lo llOSOO
NINTH RACE. One mile oace
Crowning Point (Ackrmn) 610 S.60 3 00
NOl>le Arne11a (A11C1er\onl ~.40 3.00
Petev (Vallarldlnenaml 2.40
T1m1 I S9 l1S u EXACTA <S·61 Pelo •44 .SO
n PICK SIX 16-S·6·6·S·SI 01ICI
129,0.310 with one winner (sox norstsl. U
Pick Si• conw1111onoa ld SS93 00 witll 26
winners tnve hor\11)
TINTH lllACE. On• mile o•ce
Si m Letona (Anderson) 4 40 2 40 3 70 \/en Lobell (Snlnnl 4 40 ),IO
Temoo Blue Chip 1snerren1 • 40
Time 1 S8 I S
U EXACT~ (3·11 paid S2• 30
ELEVENTH lllACE. One mile DllCt
Curll\ ((\.isomer I 9 10 4.40 4 40
Snow Dance !McCarty) • 00 J 40
True Tricia (Ledlev> 810
Time 101 llS
ll EXACTA 11·1J oa10 sS) .0
A1teno11nct •.318
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CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Sm.,,.... OiVlslon
w L T ,.,. GI' GA
v Eomon1on •7 11 10 10. -l68
•·W1nn1peg 41 u 1 89 334
•·Celgerv Ja 77 9 as 118
• K11111s n 19 ll 17 )22
Vancouver 24 43 a S6 161
Norrh Dlvlilon
• St LOU•S 3• 11 11 80 ?73
• Cll1ceoo lS 34 s 7S 2t6
• Detroit H 39 l1 61 293
.,-M1nne\Ota , 14 40 I? 60 151
foronto 19 47 • 46 231
WAL.ES CONFERENCE
P1fri<k Division
, PP11100tlPn·11 48 19 1 103 )79
• We,n•ng1on 4l n 9 9S 301
• NY lslllnel"rs 39 )1 s 83 331
NY Renotrs 24 40 10 se '79
P111souron 23 4S s 51 1~
New Jerstv 10 4• 9 49 14?
Adlms OMslon
• Queoec 31 17 9 IJ 303
• Montre•• )6 11 11 IJ 211
• Butte•o )) "' u 80 26t
Boiton 33 )2 9 75 116
Hartlord 16 l8 q 61 250
v ·clinched 01vl\10n tttle
•-c11ncne0 ptevoff be•'"
Tuesoav's Scares
Montrul 5 Boston 3
QuebeC • Buttalo l New York Rangers S, Pllf\Duroll 4
Detroit s. Minnesota 1
Edmonton 1. New York tslendtrs 5
T Ol'liVtlt' s GlmH
Ce1oa rv a1 Kines
New vor~ Ranoe" II BuHeto
Herttoro et wiuningtor>
New Jersev et Plttsourgn
SI Loui\ at Toronto
PhliadelPn•a at C,..lcago
w 1nn1oeg at Vancouver
TllundaY's Gamts
Edmonton at Bo\ton
St Lou!\ at Montreal
New Yorll. lslanden 01 O\ieb4!~
w asn1ngton a1 Ntw Jertev
D•tro1t at PPlll•dtlDlllll
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SUNSET LEAGUE
L. .. 9119 Ovttal
W L W L.
Eo1son • 0 6 2 La Qulnla 4 0 4 I
Marina l 1 ~ l
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Hun1tr>o1on Beach I 4 t •
Oceer> View 1 l ' •
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T.....,_t's GlrYlft OJ
l.a Quint• at Eo•\on
We\tm1nster al O~eal\ V•ew
Hun1ono1on Beecfl et Fou,,1e1n V•lltt•
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Cilfone Clel Mar 6 I ' 1
woocbr •OO& o I • l e •'•II( •• s ' • 4 Lagu141 8t fl S 1 .S 1
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l eOVlll ... {h II W~Ot~
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t FOU11181ft Vfl/jffof, 10 e1 TOtO
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S.n Antonio •I POt'ti.nd Harry Connick said It I surprile ...
v·San Diego
v·L11 veou uun Wlclllll
Kan1H Cttv
Tacuma
Dettu
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2S 13 22 19 ,, n
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13 28
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v·Ba1t1more 19 12
v·ChiG190 2S 16
Cl1vel1nd 21 19
SI Lou1t 11 20
Minnesota 10 22
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a·Cosmo• 11 n
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v·cllncJied ot1votf btrlll
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Ll:ur\ 4, B•lllmore l
Minnew1,. 9, Sen D1990
T~sGemet
D1t111 11 Cievel1ft(I
Cn1cagp 11 Tacoma
TllurtdlY's G1mt
St L.Ouls at LU \/f9H
f'ct.
161
65' 531
•SO 439
311
179
707
610
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476
3'6
333
Women's sottbilll
HIGH SCHOOL
WMdbrldet 6, Ul\lvorMIY 0 (~
s >
10
I),
14
19
11
University -'11()() .-~ 1 6
wooobrlooe ooo 060 ic-6 s 2
Fret and Juenost, Scnoonoll., 1nc:t Pav·
E\t-.114, Sl~lr 2
(S.1 View LM911e)
Est enc ta 000 011 1-4 11 0
SeCIClteblCk 000 l01 0-1 I I
MathOt 1nel G4t0rge S.ieter anc:t I.a re
w -Matllot L-Sale11r 2B-Terreto ISi
JB-8 r1111 IE I
I'~ ValeY 7, i..keWMCI 0
l'*l·IMeue)
Lakewood 000 000 ~ 0 6
J'oun11\n Vatltv 170 0.t0 •-7 o I
Ha dlav. S•ronv 161 end MiOlltll ~ ltowte11
and Youno Sweene. •.Sl W-ftowtell
•.-Meotav 2B-W,.,11e 1Fv1 HR-C1ower
1Fv1
Area softb9ll s~
THU•SDAY
Hitt! Sci.el -Coron• oet Mir at
SaddteCt Ck, CO\fe Mese 11 Newoort
Haroor Lagune Beacn el uni versify,
WOOdbridge a1 Estancia Miter De1 a1 P1u\
"-· l 1S Pm
FRIDAY.
Hitlh S<lleOt -1rv1ne al Dana H•li• ) IS
om Canvon Tournament
SATURDAY
Hltlh ~ -Ce nvon Tournamen1
Woodt>r1<19e Tournamen1
Women's vvmnasttc:s
HIGH SCHOOL
DINI Hill 161.6, Ctstl Mew 166.4
Vaull-1 Leonero ICM) 1 6, 8er\-I
Durtl IDHl 91 Beam-I ()fiver <CM> 92
Fioor-1 Leonaro 1CMI 9 2, f''' erounct-1
Leonard rCM I )4 9
TuHdllV's transactions
8ASE&ALL.
Al'fte4'1Ctll LHIUt
BAL TIMOllE ORIOLES-Sent 8 •11
'<,w1119ert, D•'C"tr 10 '""" minor ltlOut como•e• ior reauognmen1 CHICAGO WHITE SO'IC-W11ved Mike
Squirt\ first twl\tman Na~CI Bari Jolln·
\On eov11nc~ \COul Placed Cutt Soeo
01tct1e r on '"' 21 oav o .. 11c•ed Utt Sen1 Mero G1loer1 o ... 11111otr to Denver ot t~
AmeroCl l' AuO(••llon and 11'.tM• William•
outt1t 1oer a11d Ron ~aroo~•<t c11cntr to
Glens Fall\ ot '"'New Voo Ptnn L.aao...e
Nam4!<1 Gtne HOOO. Putw1' .tOOrl\1 •"
Natlenll LH-
DODCE llS-Oot1oneo Jae• F •mOle
catCl'tt to AIOvqu.,-que Of '"' f'M•hC
Co.as• L fHl>f CtNCINNA Tl REDS Senl Fr.o Tollv•r
Mi•t ~n"'" Biii~ Hewl4tv 1no 1100 Mu•P'lv
01ttn"'' to tl'elf minor ieegue compte> lo<
rtau1un,,...,,1
HOUSTON ASTROS-~ent La rr• Atkflf
Met1t1v Htrnaneltz ano Mar• K nu0•on
Ptltl'llf\ Jonn M11eroc1< CIKM<. •nc:I t;; "' 9 ultoc• 01itl1t l0tr 10 T uC\Oll ot tnt Pec1t1c
Coatt L11111u• $tt1t lttlld• Mertl •"o
CPl•rlle Ker-talc> Dil(l\ef'l lo 1M1r mo-
1ae11vt comD'lt~ f'Of r11nlonmtnt
P HIL ADELPHIA PHILLIES-Sen!
"-""'" Cerebttlo Roci.v Clllldreu alld TOii., Gf'tlfl. 011cr.en , alld Frell(l\CO
l'IMltnMl 1tr11 blM'f'lll n, to 11\elf minor
,..•Uvt c~111u Jor .rtte . .Ul11nmtn1 PIKfd
Jot Lltl.c>vrt out1 •*' on tne 60-oav ....... rlltf'l{V Cll .. Oltd 11\I
u11<n•A1.L
NlfleMI ........ A•ie<ltMn
(MICAC.0 8 ULLrFlrett ltoo T~n
\Hn&t al m•n.tl>., N•t'NHI Jorrv i..rau~
1111ner al mene!lff
ll-00T9All.
, Na!llMI F..-al l.._
-AMS S10llH Dieter If~ 01JJ1r 1er11ac~ 10 1 tout vffr (Otllrll(t
DAL.LA~ cowaoY "~ "'' r•tir-tl'ft•n• 1 Hartl Scott. ouaro
'"''" ........ L8"W A OUTl.,AWr$1ot1t O Kil
---"., .. .c-°'"'"""• tKk ... to a four .,,..,
MOCKIY
NetltMl .... ..,l ......
NHL-FlllH ,,.. Wasi>tnoton Callflt1\
\1 000 lot' 1~ ioen111t M.Oo 1..t •nontfl
~·.. to • f l/Wl!\ll tH m Ind \U\1'4!11011d _ ~ IV W •h•tlOIOfl ' lor\I Dll•olf .-
conference Tunday nlabt tbat John
.. Hot Rod" Williams, 24. a INiot
from Sorrentp. La.. a.pd the otbet
arre ted student ... Gaiy Kranz. 21. of
New York. as well as sopho~
guard David Dominique, 19. of New
lbena. La .• and ~nior &~rd Bobby
Thompson, 22, of New Orleans. wift
be booked with violations of Louisi-
ana sports bribery laws.
The whereabouts of Dominique
and Thompson were not-bowa &lie
Tuesday. authorities said. Williams~ a senior·and All-Metro
conference player. was in custody in
New Orleans Tuesday niJht after
being transported from hts home·
town of Sorrento. ·
"I have nothing to do with this._ I
have too much at stake," said
Williams as he arrived at the district
attorney's office Tuesday night. Wil-
liams averaged 18 points and 7.9
rebounds per game this season for the
Green Wave.
He was considered the star of the
Tulane team and has been a standout
in the Metro Conference since he was
named confel"Cl\c.e Freshman of the
Year. The 6-10 senior center was
Metro Conference Player of the Year
for the 19'83-1984 season.
According 10 ~vcral National Basketball Association scouts. Wil-
liams was considered to bt a cenain
high draft choice. i ulane finished the 1984-85 season
a.disappointing 15-1) with a 6-8 mark
in the conference. Cincinnati
chmmatod Tulane in the first round
of the Metro Conference Tour-
nament.
IM. &allK~ involved in the aJIHl:d
scheme ·were against Southern --Mi~
sissippi on Feb. 2 and Memphis State
on Feb. 20. Connick sud. Both games
w~n: played al Tulane. Williams
scored 14 point~ in the 60-49 foss to
Memphis State, a game in which
Tulane was a four-point underdog.
He was S-for-12 from the field and
made 4 of 6 free throws.
In the Southern Mississippi game,
won b y Tulane 64-63. Wilhams
pla~ed crr:uicall~ rn the fir~l half.
making JU!>t one of eight shots Hc
wound up "11h 15 p0tnts for the
game. Tulane "'a" a 101 : poJnt
favorite to dt'feat Southrrn M 1ss1!1~
s1pp1.
Kran1 "as under arrest tn connec·
t1o n with the point-fi xing scheme. In
add111on. Kranz will be booked "'"h
multiple '1olauom of the controlled
dangerou\ substance laws rrlal1vc to
possession of cocaine and dtstnbu·
1ton of cocaine. Connick s.aid.
The last po1nMhav10g scheme
involved some Boston College game~
dunng the 1978-1979 season. wi th a
member o f the team. Rick Kuhn.
among tho!.C con' ictcd of consp1raq
to comm11 <,pons bnbct') and Jailed.
College ba<ikctball was rocked by
gambling-related fi xes in the 1950s.
wnh man) top te-a ms and players
1nvohed, 1nclud1ng the City College
of Ne"' York team of I Q49. SO. which
won both the NC .\A and National
In' 1Lat1on Tournaments.
< o nn1ck <1:rnl the m:n1mum pen·
Jlt' for 'mla11on of Lou1s1ana's
'>pt.1rh hnlx'r~ la w 1sa ma" mum fi vc-
'rar 1a1I 'i(.'ntence and a SI 0.000 fine.
1 ho d1stnct at1ornc)' said he felt the
<,1tunt1on was "fairly widespread. It
1n,ohe~ gambling in the st.ate of
I oul\1ana and. in all pro bability,
tui mhhng 1n other stale'>."
PREPS • • • From DI
onl\ run 11! thl· g.arnc in tht" fi fth
1nnmg
H.1;wt.. 'lrul t.. ouc ~I\ :ind w3lkcd·
t"o "'"h ,, ~-h1ttl'r. while l aub wa
th(' hard-Im t.. (o'>('r. 'tnk1ng out .!>IX
and "all,.ini JU't onl' b3ttcr.
Thrcl· ot thr "' htt' he· @a"C up,
htNl'\ a C'anll' 1n the lif\h. Pnor to
T omn,1d:, R HI ""81t' were baSl· hits
h\ C an l'nnl und 'itan J\ndt·~n.
c\ndl'N1n huu the OOI) C'Xlra base
h11 . a tnpk m tht ~CH'nlh inning.
Martna 6, Wtstmla1ter t: Keith
Las110·., sohd rap 10 center and an
cn"iutng Wl''>tm1 n tcrcrror plated two
run' in the s"th 1nn1na 10 ~ tbe
V1k1ngs to v1~'lOI') at We tm1n tcr
High
Manna. no" \.1 1n un ct Lcaaue
rln~ tl"<11lcd wc .. tm1nster. 2· I. until
thr '"'h Da"d Emmon .. ~o~ the
l)tng run o n Laszlo'~ "'"llC. and Rob
H an\Otl came in "-Ith the ao-.ahcad
run on the \:lme hit
~tc\l' (iulle}. h:itt1n 6.B for the
Lw ns. homt"rt'°d. but eMmuner fell
to l). '-
f mmon!> g<lt ll'l<' win for Manna.
&1\Jn& up ~vcn hm o n th~ WI)'.
Lefn•ptll CUUOa• I . Nflw,.n
Clarbtlu t : • cwron hn n1n. still
look1n1 for "" Ii"' V\Ctof) m te\.tn )tan . had one ll<i&ht po1 1n the
\ct.dcm} l.4" ut' -1t'1Mek 1 pe"1Mr
Kand\' Walker stru k ou1 four and
allowt'd no run 1n t o 1nnin of
work
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ltonwro, $r . 01m1tn. 9r1K1 W•fJtn«>t<o. Jr , 1to11tt10 Hfll,, HIOH!ST 810Dl!A FOA th«~ 11 ":!~ j':"'.: ange County on Mlfch 22, nnolll Dally Piiot MllOh 13, 20. 27. O< prtno11>.i bu"'*8 office
Offtn1iv• Olntr Of Int vtar: Ottn f:11tmtn. Sr, Simi CASH (llayebl9 _, t11M of note(I) ' ad¥enote If MY 1H5 Publltl19d OfMQt. Ooeal Al>fll 3 1H5 r ' ol lhe lnland.i tflnlferOt le:
V1tlltv .... "' lawfUI money of ll'te ""'*th. l«mt of ieid o..d ~ 04111y PllOt M.,cll 17. Aprll 3, • W·ee3 ..,.,,. .. ab0\19. C:lt~tltMlvt i>ltvtr ol Int v"r· Certo• P4tnt, Sr., Cutvw United StM•) 81 the Nontl of Trull .... ollttgee and Publltl'ted Orange Cout 10, 17, INS All Othat bullneea nll'NI
Cott,,. ~ INI \IH I" Robin Wlnilone Footlllll ftont entrance to ttll county ~ ot-.:. Truet" 9lld DlllY Piiot M•rch 27, Al)fll 3. W..fiO .,._IC MnJIC[ 111d addr ..... utld by the
siGOND UAM • • ciourthouH . 700 Civic Of.,,. truata cr .. ted by llld 10. 17, 1N6 • ,._ "" Intended tren1fer0t Within
Ctrrlck erew"•r. Jr .. Foorhlll, .. c.eeu, Sf , Martr Center OfNe W•t. Santa o .. d f Truat: to wit: W·700 .... IC MnJlrr rteTmOUI ilue!Hlll thrM yetra laat YMfl , .. ,
Otl, Jolt (ltClf'!t$ Sr . Oxnaro. Vll\Ct D11h. St . Ana. CalffOl'nl&. 1112,575.65. r-. "" ""' NAMI ITATIMINT pall eo ,., • llnown to the
Munlln111on Btecn, AOem Ltl't~r. $r , Oemlt.11, 01vld AU f10t!I. title Ind In*•• TM beMflctar)' under Mid flCTITIOUI llU ... ll The follOWlng l)9rtOnl 111 Intended tren•f•r" lfe:
..fl.•wll, Sr , Upte11d; TOiiy 'lltotr. Sr,, Cl1ttm0t1t, Juen conveyed to and now held Deed of truat ller.COIOfe M · llllmt C Mftf NAMI ITATIMINT dol t>ualMll 11. Advll'IQe TIA!· CITY, Main StrMt,
ltlver1. Sr .. S.nl• Montee. Cllrll Aoowtn, Sr .. Torr111C.I, unow Mid Deed Of Tnm In tcuted Ind delivered to the ,.._, "" JC( The fOlloWI Tral~nn 1512 SE BrlatOI l'aHbrOOll. CA. CerlOi Romo, Sr .. P11m SDrlng,, Sm• Schllkll, Sr . Me rer the prOC*fY altuat.i In Mid undetliOMd 1 written Oeoi-ng PtWIOlll ere .. .,., 1 CA The nernt(I) and t>ullneea
O•lrGhuc.k Swinson. Sr .• PtlOl Veres.,, It.vi. Thom•'· Sr . Oounty and 8t1te delcflbed 111111on of Oeftult and 0.. 'ICmtOUe IUIMll dcolng bualMH1835at8( Aoooo !!7n0117~""1 H• gl'tla. add,... ot the Intended C.Uvon..~A~lm), Ouue ..Jtu. .\t'~ F ... our11•1A v.iie... NMILITATllllNI_ om~, _ U.W-10! ... _ ttenel...Cl) _,,, ' EAAHK.
Anoy Tou", $r , Simi Velln, Geoff Ven11, $r , "oiling . PAlilCEL t· LOI 36 of Tract :o-:i:. ~ 8i::--:r~~ The fOltowing ,_,.,IOnl ate AY9nue, Un I 7, C0tt1 Meea. Jac Ml ffiir.2i24 PIP• WHITLOCK AND NANCY
Hflll • No. 953A u 'per mep ftle<l In llon t Stll T"'-. -~ .... ___: doing bU11neM u : Antlquee CA 92827 I* Tr•. Unit A, Colle WHITLOCI<. te72 Part<vlew THIRD TIAM Book 3lM p '1 I '4 ° . . ... u ........... _, WartnouM, 1550 Superior LUii Rocco. .$832 River M .... CA 92628 Circle Coit• M... CA
Abdl91 Alv•rtz, Jr . Cleremo11f. Pe1tr Arreolo, Sr , • 'r:: 0 • cau..CS Mid Not~ of 0.. Av.nue Co1t1 M... CA Avenue, Naw$>0f1 Belch, CA Thie bualnHI la con-92827• '
Redlanel•, Sreve 8emt, Jr . Simi Vallev, D•~ld Bell, Sr , ~~l~:~d 1~~~ flwll and Eteotlon to Ut to 92827 ' ' 92883 ducted by: 1n lndMdual Thai the J>t...,._.Y pertl-
Mulr, Tonv Cutllll, Sr , Mater De1, 0 1ve Cl•(k, Sr.. .. • • 0 -.,,... M record.a In the county t.Awrtnoe A. Wiiton 419 Carlos Roooo, 3705 s. Jeck Faulkner ......,....
R•Oondo, Miile E 1r1n~r. Jr , Sen G0<gonlo, C11r1, Gnekow, c~;~E~lflrc::ola. THERE where the real l>f°'*'Y I• E. 19th St .. Coall M.U, CA Aldef, Santa Ana. CA 92707 Thia 1t1t9mflnl w .. flle<I ~~:~,1~1,~~:-c!~~
$<., Simi Valln, Oll1n Ktlllen. Sr . Ocean View, Joe. O • ioclled. 92927 Thll bueln•ia 11 con· with the County Clerk Of Or· ra IOC; ed . 1950 .. _:_.._
,., •lfetlMto
Dieter Brock bold9 up unlf onn be
will wear for Ram• next 11eaeon.
M~nll!lle, Sr . 'lolllno Hllll. l"et I"-. Sr . Merin•. R,tbbv FR Mall Oii. oil rights, min· Tru.1 .. or perty oonouot· Sendra L WllllOn 418 E. duct9d by a general part· anee County on Mlfcl't 19, 1 loc~t at ......... .,.,..., Slrerrv. sr., OcH n View. John Sl$1lowlc, Jr, B11h00 e<al,, mineral• rlgf\11, natu· mg Nie: Rempan lnveet• lith St Col ~ CA nerlhll) 1985 Blvd.. Colt• MHI. CA ~ont1>0mery, Faorr110 Solo, Jr . Cerrl10,, Jonn SPech, Jr , rel gu rlgl'tla, and othet ment Coml)eny 700 North 92827 " 11 • L 11 E Rocco '2111M 92827
Simi Valltv. Alff '"° YO•"•· Sr , Canvon lAnthelml hydroc1rbon1 by whet· Central Avenue. <Jlendale. Thia bualnen la n· Thia itatlt'T*\t wu flied Published Orange CQMI The 8u"""9 name uMCS
• A•·CIF 8ovs J·A aoev91' name known that CA 91203 818·958·6800 dueled b . h b d de,:, with the County Oltrk of Or· Diiiy Piiot March 20 27 by Nld tranaltror• II Hid
For sale:
Used QB
Ferragamo on the block
afte r Rams sign Broe k
FIRST TEAM may be within or undef ,,,. Date: February 22 1985 y. UI an •n • ·fl • • loCallOn 11: TIRE CITY.
Toad Brighi, Sr., North (RIVtr\ldtl. Erik Cer1lon. Sr . l)lrC41i of land l'!Welnabove 1tar11p1rt lftHttM•ftl ~~~d~~.~:,::aon flltcl = County on Mlfch 22• Apr I a. lO, llla5 W•870 That Mid bulk tr1111fer la
Harverd, Lu11 Cerran11, Jr • Buroento., Todd Gu1hea. Sr . described togeth« with the COflltMflJ .. ..w truetM w" ,,.,.,,, lntenoed to be contum• CvPf'•u. Jo.-Hernedl1, Sr , Lekewood, Jon Kt llv, Sr , l)fll'l)elu•I right of drllllng, KeNft L.C wo.mer AMt'. with th• County Cl4n of Or· . mated at tl'te office of·
Dent Hllll ; Eugene Lffllmtri Sr . St Jonn Bo1c;o, Mlcru1e1 mining. ewptorlng and Ol)fll'· leoNW)' ' ' ange9 Coonty on Marth 22, 0~b~~~ Of~w. .~~I ESCROW ENCOUNTERS,
Merrtnez. Sr , Wll1on (Long Beecnl, Mlto.e "'.\•d•ln. Sr,, atlng tl'tertfOf and atOflng In Publlahed Ora Coaat 1985 _ .... , 0 arc • ....,. • MllC NOTICE INC .. 17320 Belch Blvd ..
E\oerenza, Chr11 Mlont , Sr . Sen Gebrlt l. Sero10 Monrtel. and removing the Mme from Deity Piiot Merch "fr 20 27 f1'720M 10, 17, 1985 .. , Huntington Beac:h, 0111·
Sr . LomPOC. Jim Parto.1, Sr , G•ne1na. Mille Purcev. Sr .. 8lld land or any other tancS. t 15 • • • Publlshe<I Orange Coeat ... ..a1 ITATIMIWT Of' fomla92&47onoraftwA,prll
Wll•on lHec1endel Anfonlo Sancnei, Sr , Bell Garden•, lncludlng the right to whip-98 T.-t Cally Pilot M1rch 27, At>rH 3, AaANDOlll•NT Of' 12, 19115.
Mttl Warden, Sr . Gane1he, Peter lenobl, Jr . ere.Pl •tock of dlrectJoneJly Clrltl to, 17, 1985 PllllC NOTICE UM °' ftCTITIOUI ll!!J t!ulk trentfl( IS tub· Offell\tve 01ave,. 01 lhf vear Juan JaureqUI Sr . San and mine lrom lands otMr W-648 W:891 1\1 ... 11 ~ jeel to California Uniform Go~~~!11,1ve Plover of the veer Jome\ Creerv Sr that thoee herelnabove de-.,._JC MnTJC( 'ICTIT10UI llU ... 11 The foll~ l)trlOnl Comtnefclll Code s.c:tlon Lakewooo scribed, oll or gu well1, tun-r-. "" Nilm ITATIMINT have •band Ille UN ot. 8108.
coech of the veer M1kt Ffvnn. Lakewood nela a nd ahafl1, Into, FICTITIOUI .... _11 Ml.IC NOTICE The followlng petlOna at• th• Ftclltloua Bu1tn111 The name Ind addr ... of
SECOND T.£&.M_ through or acrou the --doing l>ualneM u : Neme: MMll Con1truc:tl0n the 1>•r1on with whom
Derek An10 Sr none Hill,. Joel Alemo. Sr . Lakewood. aubsurfac:e of the land hat• T:.~TATW•NT flCTITtOUI IU ... 11 COSTA MESA ELECTRIC, Com1>any, 85 South LI cl1lm1 may be filed la
5newn Buttoclo., Sr . Hert. Tom Chri"le. Sr . M1u10n Vlelo, lnabove dMcrlbed, and to d bull ng P«;x'' 11• NAME ITATl-.cl 20'3 PrMldent Pl .. Coe11 Senese Drive, Sough Laguna ESCROW ENCOUNTERS, Paut Good, Sr . Es~ranz•, John Guzman. Sr . St John bollorn suc:h Whlpatociked Of otno neu II: unweal The lollowlng peraona llfe M .... CA 92827 BMoh. CA 92877 INC.. 17320 BMotl Blvd .. From AP dispatches
The Rams have a new quancrhacl.. who
came to th<.:m from out of the cold. And that
appears to have left Vinet· Ferragamo out in
the cold.
Bo•co. Joroe Hurrorie, Jr. Bell Garden1, Lu11 Jaueror. Sr., directionally drllled wells, Window Clt1nlng, 2'19 doing l>ualneas u : Devld Georee Clifford, Tiie Fk:1111ou• Bualnett Huntington Bt1c h, CA
Row1an0l, JOhn Jorgen1. ~r , Crn!>I, Alita Kovan , Sr , St tunnels, and aflatl• und« Elden #Cl, Colla M .... CA VF MARKETING, 12M 2043 Prffld9nt Pl., Cotti Name referred to above wu 926-47, Attn: Ruby Incl the
John Boico. Merk 01rvere1. Jr . W11\0n <Hacienda), Jer~Clo ind beneath or beyond the 92827 Londonderry SI .. Costa MeN, CA 92827 flle<I In Orange County on last dey fOf.ftllng ct•I"'-b)'
Roanguu . Jr • Lakewood. Peul Savare Sr · !>an Gabrret. exterior llmlta thereof, and ~avid Mldlatl Stevena, M .... CA 92626 Thia bua.ln•H 11 oon~ January 2'l, 19115 FILE NO. any cr9dl10t 11'1111 be Al)f'il
Rooger Sung, Sr , u Serna, Lu11 Vetasco, Sr • Dana Hllll, 10 redrltt. retunnel, equip, 211 Hatla, Cott• M .... CA VlctOf H. King, 128" Lon-ducfad by: an lndvtdual F288963 11. 1985. wNcl't 11 ll'te buat..
Ce.ar Zepeda, Jr · Burbank melntaln repilr deepen llld 92 211 dondefry St .. Costa MMI, David Cllfford John L. Meek Construe:· '*' day l>efor• the con-. THIRD TEAM . . Mlc:haet Robert Young CA 92826 Thi lion Co I (Slit• of Inc . Dieter Brock. a frce agent from the
Canadian Football League. has signed a four·
year contract. reportedly wonh $2.1 mill1on.
with the Na•ional Football League team.
At a news conference called 1 ut·sda~ to
announce Brocks' signing, Coach John Rob·
inson pulled no punches when a.skcd· about
Ferragamo's future with the Ram~.
"We've talked to Vince and told him we
would seek an opponunit~ to trade him where
he will have every chance to succeed.··
Robinson said. "I think that'-. probably the
right thing for both of u\ ...
Ferragamo, 30. signed a four-year contract
extension with the Rumc; last c;cason. He
opened the year a.. the club's starting
quarterback but was sidelined wnh a hand
injury in the third game of t,he t'ampa1gn and
didn't play again.
Brock. 34, played 11 season\ in the CFL. the
1fst ~l/i with·-Wifl·nipeg -anti the-mt I 1h wnh
Hamilt,an. He became a free agent when h1!1
contract with the Tiger~Cats expired March I.
Brock said he had not n·ceived an>
guarantee from the Ram' concerning a
starting job.
"f j ust feel th1!1 1s an excellent opportunity
for me and I'm not afraid of competition:·
Brock said ... This I\ a dream come true for
me."
• Brock also had tl)qUt'> with the Buffalo
-: Btlls. the Green Ba ) Packers and the
Cleveland Browns. No NFL team held any
claim to him.
Smith stays
at Auburn
All BUR N. Ala. (Al')-Auhurn basketball
Coach Sonny Smith. who abrupt!)' ann-
nounced last month that he would qu11 at the
end of the season. Tuesday decided to
withdrawn hr'i resignatton and c;ta y wit h the
Tigers.
"I am convi nced that th1'> ''the right thing
to do.'' said Sm 1th.
The Auburn coach. who nevt<r fully C\·
plained hrs in111al reason'> for rc\lgning. did
not elaborate on his changc of hearl aor; he
issued a prepared statement Tue\day ..
"Coach Smith has asked to withdraw his
resignat ion." said Auburn .\thlt.'t1c Director
Pat Dye. "and we believe 11 •'> in the bc-;1
interest of our ba~kctball program to ha"c him
remain at Auburn "
Smith. 48. \tunned man) <\uhurn ba~ket·
ball fans when he announ ced hi\ rcs1gna11on
plans Feb. 8
A campaign to keep him at .\uburn grew a-;
he led Auburn to II'> lir'>t "iouthca.,tcrn
Conference T ournamt1ll l humpwn.,h1p. win-
ning four game' in lnur eta\\, then \aw the
Tiger'I knod ofl Purdul' ;ind' K<in'ia'> to ma kl·
11 to th e Southl'tt\I l<l'y111n<JI \cm1tinal' nl thc
NC 1\A playoff\
"The support of \ uhur n rx·oplc h11\ l)(.'L'n
overwhelm1n~ ~trtd th.11 pla~cd a part in !Tl)
decision. too.· ~aid \rn11h . "I ec;pcc1all> want
to thank m) <,l:Jffand rn ~ plaH'f'> lor tht·1r lme
and ~upporl \II ol thL'\l' th ing\ were far111r<."
r
Speedway cyclists
will race Friday
Co"a Mesa·., I '>X 'I '~Wl'dw;n r,H 1 n1-t <,1·a,on
Q,Pens Friday at X J) 111 and <.11nt1nuc\ thrcntih
Oct. 12 when thl' ( fn11l'd "'it<il!'\ '\la11onal
Championship ta kc' plan· :it 1h1· '>ran11-r
County Fairground'
Somt' of the top rnnng titk nt 1n lhl' world"
'ICheduled to comjktc at tlw fairwound~.
1nclud1ng. Lan<.:r King and dc fl'nd1ng I :s
National Champion Kl'il > Mor.in
Several rider\ ha vr r lt•t h·d 10 r ~·ma 1 n in the
U.S. rather than ra c.:c in tht' Rnt1\h I t <iguc th1c;
)'Car. Returning A~nwn.!. !'1~101 r 1111u ll•nkn.
Steve l.uccro. Rohcrt P fct11n1< ;rnd Budd ~
Robinson will race at < o\ta Mc'a
pccdway promoter f-for l) (hie:) hd1~·vc\
che extra talent will provide \ornc ci f 1h1• ht·\I
rac ing ever at f'o~ta M l''" Oitk) \lie\ the
ralhng of the Onti~h pound illl pan 111 the
reason the Amcnnin~ have optrd to \ltl) horn{·
to race.
The pound l'i not worth .... much ,1, 11 wa'
dur1na the prc\.-1ou~ rnt 1ng \Ci.l'>on\. wh1< h
make~ 11 more profitable for rider' 10 rnml)l•tc
in Amcm:a
While promoter\ 11ec belie r rider\ tak111g
part 1n the 'HS sca\on. "°do they forl"'>C<.' heller
tides.
The roicc uack ha~ undCflOOC' 't''l't'r~J
1mprovcmcnh. 1nclud1ng tht add11wn of
S.000 ~al 'i bnghtrr lt&hl\ ltn1ng the 11 ack. nnd
treatment nrthr main 1•ntranrc rc\troom'i.
HtClor Aco\ta Sr Bell Garden& Pat cuado Sr OP9flle any such wells or 2419 Elden #C. l C t · . a 1t1tement wa• ftle<I .. nc. .. aummatlon date speotfled Wilson <Heclend1l, George c awo, Sr , MtMikan. Merk mlnet without, however, the M ... CA 921127 ' 0• • Lynn Falrbrothel', 144211 with the County Cleft! of Or· CA). 1032 W"t "C" Street, 1bove.
Deunll. Sf . Wlllon (Lono Beath), David Devine. Sr . Dana right to drill, mine, 1tore. ex· Thti bualneaa la C CC~s!!..,M3 ... 8 Dr .. La Mlflda, Inge C<x.rnty on Marcil 22. Wllmlngton, CA 90744 Dated: March 21, 1985
ttJllt....c!'ru Qrt11nen, Sr , E 1perania, Hecror Garcia, Sr , plore and operate through . on-" '""" 1985 Thia txllllnea w11 COii· frlftll WNtloclc, NllflCJ Garev. Mer\hllll Hud$On, Sr , C1pi\trano valley, Jim Ktou, the surlac:e or the Ul)l)fll' 500 ducted by. • general l>arl· Thia bualntu la con· f272141 ducted by I• COfl)O(Allon Wltltteoll, ..,....... Tr.,._
Sr , Paclfice, Derek Kurianknaoe. Sr . Loyola. Mlto.e feet of the subsurface of the ntrahll) ducted by: c:o-partnera Publtahed Orange Cout Thi• atatement w~ flle<I .._.
Morion, Sr . Diamond Ber, Todd Revnotd1. Sr . Watnul, lend herelntbovt detcrlbed. David Mlcheet Stevens Victor H. King Jr. Delly Pilot Match 27, AJ)tlt 3, with the C<x.rnty Cleric Of Or· Publlll'ted Or1nge Cout
Carlo$ R101 , So , Bo\co Tech, R1ul Rull. Jr., MrlliMn. Craig u reMNed tn the deed from Thia atatement WIS •flle<I Thlt Sltternent WI.I flle<I tO, 17, 1985 11199 County_ on Match II, Dally Piiot Mllfcil 27, 1985
Turtev. So Diamond Bar , Alfredo Veluc.o, Sr . Burb1n1<. The lrvlne Company, 1 Co<· with ll'te County Clerk of Or· with the County Clerk of Or· W-eM 1985 W4J77
AM·CIF Boys 2·A pcratton, recorded March •nee C<x.rnty on Match 22, 1nge County on F1bfu1ry Publl1hed Ofange eo..1
FIRST TEAM 15. 1978 In Book 12598. 1985 27. 1.985 PllllC NOTICE Dally Piiot Match 13, 20, 27,
Tom Boren, Sr . La Quinta, Rooeri Cametet. Sr . Victor Page 506 of Official Re-'2720l:2 ~ April 3, 1985 ---------
Vallev, Wllfr.-CtmPOS. Sr .. E11anc1a. AOu$llne Cerbalal, cords Publlahed Orange eo..1 Publl1hed Orenr Cout 'ICnTIOUI 9UIMH W-1182 fltlllC NOTICE Sr , Le Qulllle. Jeff Clewell. Sr . Trov. Heuston Collello, Sr . AL S 0 E X"C'E p TI NG Dally Piiot March 27. Aprjl 3, Dally Piiot M.,ch , 13, 20, NAMI ITATl•NT
Verbum Dtt4. Jor .. Cruz, Jr . Ellancla, Dlrtk Fonuc1. Sr .. T H E A E FR o M 1 h 9 10, 17, 1985 27, 1985 Tiie foltowlng peraona ere lllllDlfC Mft7tl'r NOTICI Of' Ed~wood, Efren Frewto, Sr , Monrovia, lven Loper. Sr. •ub'41rlac:e wat91' rights, but W-892 W·e38 doing t>ualneu u : r~ ""'~ ~It AND
Merk Keppel, Meurlclo Ro111l. Sr . Coiexlco, Norman without the right o( surface N E W .p 0 R 1' ~NDID NCUMTY !:::~· ~;~.~~~;.~\,~·~~vt:i~~l·~~IO~ .. u~:~~1~:1n::: tntry u r'"1WCUn t.M d#d Pl8JC-N0lJCE GEMOLOGICAL SERVICES. .:1=1'NT°'o, ~~IUl .. NTNTO
vai.nc1e. Kevin WOOON>uH .. sr .. ~Canada. from Tiie Irvine Company, 1 MUC NOTIC[ 1836 Newpcrt Blvd . Cotta Ull Of' flCTtTIOUI ....... A T
Offen\IYe p111v91 of rile veor~ DaviO Pelle. Sr. La Selle corporation. re c:ordtd flCTITIOUI llUllNl.11 Meae.CA 92827 • llUllNlll NAMI ~IYL...COQl._wa_
Defeniive Plaver ol the veer Dilvld Wolfe. Sr .. Le Siii• M1rch 15. 1978 In Book NAMI ITATWMINT flCTtTIOUI 9UlfNlll Arthur Ttcllopp, 18541 The following l>•rtona Notk:elahatebygtwntl'llt Coeche~ of tne vear EUQemo Jua"r. E11anc11. 111d 12598, Page 5011 of Official Tiie follOwlng l>fll'IOnl are NAME ITATIMINT Santi Andr ... Fountain Val· llave •bllldoned the UN of Air Clittornla, • Callf0fnl1
Georoe Tavior. J..a s1111e Recorde.. doing t>ulllneaa u : The fottowing l>fll'S<>n• ,,. lay. CA 92708 the Flotlllout Bualneaa. COfl)Ofallon with lddr ... 11
SECOND TEAM PARCEL 2: EaNn'leOI(•) NORTHWEST ENERGY doing busJneaa as: Thi• butlnH• II con-Name· Modern Oecorl!Ofl 36311 Birch StrMI, Newport
Snawn Allen. Sr , Fullerton, Oenn" Buc11anan. Jr .. u IUCh NMmen1(S) la/are INVESTMENTS, 394 ()gte ( 1 ) N E W p O R T ducted by: an lnOlvtduat 9932 .Elflnghem Of Hunt~ Beach. Catlfornll 928110
Edoewooo. Abel Etlrtdl. Sr . Eltentla, Alex Fre110,, Sr . partlcutarly Ml forth In 1he St .. #B, Cotta M .... 0A ARCHITECTURAL MILL· Arthur Tachol)p I ton Belch CA 9i~ ("Tranafe<Of") lnttndl to
L"il Saltr, m e Galvn ; J,., La~mJ011:-Curi1tt'Garcia. S,., artlCltetlllti.d .. E~r 92927 WORK (2} NEWP-01ff Tnlrltatement w..-ttle<I ii -~ amferta and ~
Anaheim, Jevler Cullerrtt, So • Glenn, Euoene Hweno, Sr • of the Dect1r1tlon of Cov• John E Edwerda 394 ARCHIT ECTURAL, 885 with the C<x.rnty Clerk of Or· he ;1eut1oua Buatneaa from tn199r1t1d Alrcref1
Brea·OlfnOa; Brad Moll, Sr .. Cheminedt. Kellh Penrod. Sr • nanta Condition• and Re-gx•e St. ';,9 Co•t• 'Mesa Weit 181h St .. Coat1 M .... •ng: County on MerCh 22 Namer Orerred to •boYe wu Corl). a Oelew1t• eotl>Of• Buena Park. Brian Petetlon, Jr . Monrovle, Pedro 1~ ' C 9282:, · · 19 5 ' fifed In e.nge C<x.rnty on 1 :.. .... 1 1 1~ .., ~am1rez. Sr El Monte, Eric Sm11h. Sr . Rencno Alemllo\. atr .... iona rec:orded on June CA 92627 Marci! 1. 1982 FILE NO. 11 on ... tn 11 l)r nc "'~ Ric~ Smlll'l Jr APPie Valley Jonn Stronk' Sr Sr Bernero 29, 1977. In Book 12288, Thll bu1lne11 la con-Nell Parry, 2905 Broad f212002 F184184 of txlalneae 11733 hlrd Av·
Dan Vivier Sr r rov ' · ' Pages 1« 1 to 1'98 In· ducted by· 1n lndhltdual St, Newpcrt Bch , CA 92883 Publ19hed Orange Coeat R 0 b e r t D 0 n 8 1 d enue, New Yorlt, New York
THIAD TEAM clualve, of Oftlclal RecOfds John E. Edwards ' Clay Smith 3309 Clay St., Deity Piiot March 2?, Aprll 3, Harnetlaux 9932 Efflngham 10017 (Mreln called the
De1110 Arana. Sr . Monro•••, Rudv Cannelle\. Sr . La of nl.~ County (The "Dec:ltr· Thie lltlemtnl Wl9 flle<I Newpor1 Sch .. CA 92883 10, 17, 1985 , Or .. Hununoton Beach, CA "Tranefer .. O.blor") cet·
Ouin•a. Ario' Doranfes,.Jr , Et Centro. Joe EllH . Sr . San atlon ) and any emend· wtlh Ille C<x.rnty Clerk of Of. Thl1 buslneu la con· W-1182 92648 tatn "*''°"" l)foperty. In
BernarcMo, Cl'lon Gonralez Sr , ArtMia, Miki! Hl11111ns. Sr , ~ts or annexations there· enge County on Marc:h 22. ducted by: co-par1nere Thia bualneu wu con· connection with tuc:h trene-
Rancno A1am110,, Lull Juncel. Jr . l11dlo. Michael Knau1, to under Ille eectlon lltadlng 11185 Neal Perry Ml.IC MnJIC[ ducted by• tndMduel ICllon, the Tranaf•...o.bl·
Jr Bre11-011no11, Marcol Meza. Jr . Saddlebeu , Jc'e (e) in such Article entitled as f272011 Tllla ata1eaient wH flied "" Thia statement WI~ flltcl or Intend• to grant 1 aecurtty
Me111n. Jr BeldoNln Park. Jam.i Mom,, Jr , Caton, Andv follows· "Rights and OuUtt· Publlahed Orenee Coul wllh lhe COllnly Cle<k of Or· wt h lie C C k t Or ln191'MI In Suet\ l)trlOnli
Olive. Sr · Ei Monie Sieve Peie"on, Sr La Salle. R1ti.. U111111ea and Cable Tele-Oelly Piiot Merell 2?. Aprll 3, ange County on Febn.rary 'ICTITIOUI 9UltNlll 1 1 C<x.r Ollnty ~ 0
8• l)fOl)erty lo Crocker N1tlonll Rot>ort\Ofl Jr Mevfalr, Ernesto Seiner Jr , E11onc1a. vision" "SuppOf't Stllie-10 17 1995 27. 1985 NAMI ITATl•NT •nge nty on lteh • Bank anltlonelblnk wtthl Paul TorDuru Sr Anaheim ' E ' .. ' ' W 702 The lonowlng peraona are 1986 I ' f b I ' S I AM·CIF Bovs l ·A ~t and nc:roechment ' • ,..., dolngbuslneaau: Pubttlhtd Orange Coast 1>ace o u•nett at u t• lngreu. Egr ... 1nd Rec-Pubttahed. Orange Cou1 C e· 'BROWN COMPANY Dally Pllol March 13 20 27 5300, 333 Soutll G11nd Av· FIRST TEAM rutlonal Rlghll" a nd Dally Pllor March 8. 13 20 . . . . A . . . enue LOI Angeltt Call· Cnr" Anearn Sr , Rim of Jhe World Martin Alverado. "Drainage Eaeemenr". • Pl&.IC NOTICE 27, 1985 ' · ' 512'h PolnHtlla, C.D.M. pill 3, 19115 lornti 90071 l.ISA '(herein
Sr S11n111 Paula, Kir~ Aullo, Sr , Lo' Anotltl Bool1lt, PARCEL 3. EHernenl(ll ,ICTtTIOUl _ .. _11 W-83T 92625 W·e51 called "Sec:urad Party") Corev Baine. Sr . Agoura. Rob Balnkt, Sr . Orange A.. · ( ) 1 --Patricia M. Brown, 512'A Th-..._ · Lul,,era11. Pierre Durand, Jr . Sr Bonaventure, Mell u "'""' euemenl • a/are NA.Ml ITATl•NT PolnMllll, C.O.M. 92825 ,,. l>fOl)erty lo "" Iran ..
Fowler, Jr . St Bonaventure, Cran! Landv. Jr . Aooura. par1lcularty·-~. lorth In '~ The lollowtng pefllOnl are Dt1n11c NOTICE Chrlllophtr E. Brown, PtlllC NOTIC[ terred and In whldl. NCUr· John Marllnet11, Sr . Cabrmo, Jllo<t Morr11on. Sr , ar11cle entltled E1eement1 doing bualneea u : rUIK. 512'h PolnMttla, C.O.M. f ·1-lty lnl«•I 11 to be granted la
8rentwooo, Pn11 Peclok. Sr , Brenlwood. Crolo Rellgtn, ol the Oeel1r1tlon of Cove-T~E BAREFOOT DUCK 92825 -·• genera.tty delc:rlbed U fol·
Jr , Merihall Fundamental. Andv Svbum11. Jr Valley nanta, Condltlona. and Re-20252 Newt>y-Ln Hunt' K·1M:t1 Thll buelnaaa 11 con NOTICI! Of' Iowa; Chrl\llen. Mar~ Turner. Sr . Fhntrldgt Preo, Brran Wind, atrlcllons f°ecorded on June Boll CA 92646 " · 'tCTITIOOI 9UIMll ducted by· husband and wit~ Tltt,llTl.l'I I A&.I One (t) Boeing m~
Sr . Onlar10 Cnriu1en 9, 11178, In Book 117116, Eii n K 20252 NA.Ml 9TATIMINT p 8; On A1>rll 3. 1985 II 11:00 737-293 alrcrett; regll·
Olfen11ve Plavtr of 1ne veer Je1u\ Cordove. Sr . S.inta Pages 420 to 48'1 lnclullve, Newb•y Ln ~u~~· Bch CA The followlng P9fl0nl II'• T~111ty1.11rfYW1.!_1 u fl'__. a.m. FIRST AMERICAN tratton no. N4e3QB; manu-Pauto of Oftlcla.1 Rec:orda of 11ld .. · .. doing bualneu aa: IN·SITE . _,..,.., w _, TITLE INSURANCE COM· lacturer·a Mtlal no. 19308 or
Delen,1ve praver 01111, veer Ralfmono Wino, Sr va1111v County (The "Muter o.c.. 92~f 1 BUILDERS. 2745 E. Chep. with theC· County Clerk Of Or· PA.NY. a Callfomlt corpor· auch atrCf'lft u may be
c,..,,,.,,,, laratton"J and an emend· • bu1 nH1 11 con-man Ave .. ·suite 101. Or-•nee ounty on Mitch 22. atton II Trust• Of Sue:· 1Ubt11tuted therefor·
Cooch of the vear Freo Wind, vallev Cnn,nan menla of ennexatl~na there-ducted by: an lndlvklue.I anee. CA 926119 1985 c • 1 i 0 r Tr u t '1 • • 0 r Two (2) Pratt & ·Whitney
Stoll Berniteln. ~~~0~!!,Z!~ Dannv Carter. Sr tounderlheM<:tlon heading ~~':' ~:~t wu flltcl (S::~,~~~~:·6~i~ Publlehed Orange~ Suballluled Trust ... of thll JT80·7 fnGlnet tn11111~
A<1u•nH. Tim Covie. Jr . Santa Ynez. C.r•oo Fleoe•, Sr . (a) In~~ •rtlcte,entltled u wltll lhe C<x.rnty Clerk of Or· fornlt). 25832 Po Street, Detty Piiot Mareh 2?, Aprll 3, oertaln Died o1 Trust ••· thereon. minufacturer •
Cabrlllo. s111ve France. Sr , Nordholl, 01111 Hege111e1n. Jr .. follows ... Ownere Rtohl and ange County on March 22, Ml•lllon Viejo, CA 92891 10, 17, 1985 a cuted by BENNY N. Mtlll not. Pe55879B Ind Le L vcee Larrv Haroer Sr Elllnore l(evin Jeuch Jr Duties: Utlltttea end Cable 1995 W-M 1 CHANG Ind OK S. CHANG, P855&82B, eec:tl of Whlel't
Aooure, Gu••avo Medina.' So .'Fillmore. 'Jim Mu,gravi. sr ; Televlelon", "Supl>Of'I Ind ,~1 Hazell>tfl Corp., (Slate of l'tuabend and wife, and r• tnglnee hu 750 or mor1
Al·CIF GIRLS •·A Se111emen1". "Encroach· Publlll'led Or Coast tncor1>ora11on: Callfornla). eotded November 18, 1979 rated tlk•off l'toreepower:
FIRST TEAM men1," 1nd "Community Ft· Detty Piiot Marc~ April 3 2928 I Haze4bell Orlv•. Sii· Ml.IC NOTICC u Instrument No. 21228. In 1nd alt ICCMIO(lal, tnatruo
Jov 81tft1CI Jr Edison Heidi Brown Jr un1ven11v clfltlea Eaeemenr· 10 17 1985 ' ' verado, CA 92678 BOOk 133911, Page 185. Of rntnta and otMr equlf)mlnt 1(1m Cartande;, Jr', Et To:o, Treana c11~1on. 'sr . Lagun~ PARCEL 4. Excluslve ' ' W-669 D.P.E., Inc., (State ol In· NOTICI Of' Offlc:lll Reocrda Of Orange lnatllle<I on Of In auol't llf·
Hiii,, t<lm Doteman. So. Et Toro. Kirn Dutron. Jr, Minion Easement over that Portion corl)ortllon: Callfornla ), o.ATH Of' County, Callfornla, and craft, or llUCtl tngtnM 11
vieto, ShlM• Halnel, Jr . c1aremon1, Julie Jamile, So . of Lot 36 ol eeld TrlCI 9534 1127 N Def Sol Lane , MARY WADOl.U. .ICHIDAN l)Urauant to th•t C191'1eln No-may be aubttltuted theref~i
Torrance Hollv Jonenltn, So Torrance. Shetonda Paul. ahown H r"trlctad com· Pl&.IC NOTICE Diamond S.r, CA 917115 AND Of' NTfTION lie• of Defeull tMreun091' One (1) Boeing moaei
Sr c1aremon1, Gavte Provost, Sr , we11 Torranu. J1Mll munlty lac:llltles on Exlllbll E Conditioned Environ· TO ~ITIA recorded December 8, l99.$ 737-293 alfcrell; regl•·
R°""'· Jr , Edl\on. r<n Scnwar11. Jr . Bishop Mon111omerv. of the Supplementary Dec· 'ICTITIOUI 9U8Mll menta, Inc., (State of In-UTATI NO. A·111a1 •a In a Ir um• n I N o . tr Ilion no. N481GB; menu.-
Nanci Sm11v. Sr , Torrar1ct , W1l10w Thompson. Sr , lar1tlon ol Coven1nta, Con-NAMI ITATIMINT corporation· C1tlfornl1), . To all helra, benefletlflM, 84·50e571, of Offlc:1.i Re-f1Ctur9t''I Mtlal no. 1930e or
Unlvers11v. Ann Veuv. Sr . Palos Veroe' dlttonu and Ret1rlct1ona r• The foflowlng pert0n1 ere 23809 Nftl Oelhl, Mlaalon cradltora and contingent cord1 of Mid County, wtff IUCl't 11rcr1ft u may be
Offentlve Praver ol 111e veer Snannon Maddock, so, corded on June 211, 1977. In doing buslneea u : Viejo, CA 92691 cirec:tltora, and petlOnl wno undef and purtuant 10 Mid aubltltuted IMrefor; and
Torrance Book 12268, Pages 1429 10 0 A I S Y F R E S H Thia bu1lne11 la con-may be otherwlN lnter•ted Deed of Trust ... , at l)Ubllc Two (2) Pratt & Whitney ' Lo~!ltnsive prever of rne vear B&lh Htnor1co . Jr • Alla 1431lnc:luslve11nd recorded JANITO~IAL SERVICE, duc:tad by: In the wtll and/Of .. teta of: auction for CHh, lawful JT8D·7 fnGlnet lnat1tled
coach 01 •ne veer Boo cna ez Et Toro on June 30, 1977, In Boott 3051 H1yH Ave .. Cotti ;r, 11111,~ner, !uhli>,1,_,, MARY WA.ODELL JOAOAN money of the United Stat .. thereon, manuficturtr'a SECOND ;EAM 12271, l)agtt 1214 10 1218 M .... CA 928211 -·~· " .... A l)elltlon ,, .. been Nltcl of America .• c .. hler'a ..,,., nOI. Pe5S828B Ind
Patric.la Alton Sr Univerwv Kerl Bondre Sr C0<ona lnclualve, all of Otflc:lal Re-Bernice Ann (Bunkl) Mttler, wl1h th• County Clerk of Or· by VALDEMARS V. JUA· check 1>1y1bl• lo H id P8558298. Motl of Whlel't
Of' Mer. Shell• ·Bro,;.n. Sr . R~dondo. Heidi' Dln1<•I. Jr., corda o l aald Orange Coun-3051 Hayn Ave .. Coate •nee C<x.rnty on Mereh 8, JAKS In the Supel'lof Court Tru1t" drawn on• 1t1te or tnglnea hll 750 Of rn0t1
North Torrance, La rina Fun1111, Sr . Alla Loma, Cindy ty, Ind •1>purtenan1 tc Ille Mne, CA 92828 1985 . of Or1nge County requtet· ntllonat bank, 11t1te Of fed· rated Ilka-off hOfNl)O'#e(;
H11wkln1. Jr Uolend, M111e Law, Jr , Claremont; Ol1nne Lot conveyed hereby H Thia bu1lne11 11 con· f21077t Ing th1t VALOEMARS V. •Ii credit union, Of • 1t1te and aM ICCeNOrift, lnatru--
Monore, Jr , South Torrance, Sl'lellv M•rldlln. Sr .. W••I l)f'OvlOecl in the Section enll· ducted by: an tnOlvldual Publlllled Orange Cout JURJAKS be apl)Olnted u or fed«ll llv1ngl and loin manta lnO other aqull)men1
rnrrance. Karen Nance. Jr . CaP•1trer10 Vallev. Dtlbblt Orr tle<I "Exclusive Euement Bernice A. (Bunkl) Miii« Dal7i Piiot March 13, 20. 27, petlOnli repreaentatlve to auoctatlon domlclltcl In thlt lnatatle<I on Of In IUCh llr•
Jr . Ocean View, MllnclV Rori.mon. ~r . Edf\on, Kim Over R"trlc1ed Community Thia at•ternent wu fifed Apr I 3, 1985 administer the ttlllt of Ille 111te, at Ille main entrance ciratt; or IUCh engine. u
>ch1e1. Jr • L•11un1 Hill,, Tnn\d S1rouo Sr , Dane Hilla. Fecilltlea" 01 the article entl-wltll lhe Coonty Clerk of Of. W-1154 decedent of Flrll Atneflc:en Tiiie In· m1y be IUbllltuted therefor.
ton vic11erv, Sr • Ane Loma, R-• Ztcktr Sr . Hu111· lied "EHtnienta·· of the ange Couniy on Marcih 22, The petition raqueeta 1u1111Qe Company, lociMM Tlllt lflnNCltlon It to be
r uton Beacl'I Dec:l1ratlon 1985 authority to 1dmtnlater the II t 14 Elll Fifth Street, In c:onaunwnated on or 111«
All·CIF Glrti l ·A Tru11or ol Rec0<d Owner f21200I nuni •c NO CE Hiiie under 111e 1nesep.n. the City of Santa Ana, Cell-M.,Ohtt~1111heoffloea
ISIRST TEAM A M E R • C 0 A S T Publllhtd Orange COut r uuu fl . det'lt AdmfnlatrlllOf'I t>f &-fornla, aft ll'tat right,. !Ille and of trill a I , Suitt IOO, M~vnan Abell•. ~r Tul11n, Pa11v Ga1nev. Jr . Slm1 PROPERTIES, INC. Dally Piiot Marcil 27, Aprll 3, Ill• Act. lnle< .. I O<>n"Yed to and 1900 Avenue of the Sten,
v1111ev, Ct•ud1a C3ttlllo, Jr Sirr11 v,,nev Tonr Cr•l9. Jr .. L• The llr•t eddrna and 10. 11. 1985 "CT"IOUI MllMll A l'teerlng on Ille l)elltlon now held by It ullCMr Hkl Loa AngtlH, Celltotnll
Quinta Wtndv Cro•rot1. ~r Elc>eranza, Evel~n Elle••· Sr · other common dealgn1tlon, W-898 NAMI ITATl•NT wllt be held on APAIL 10, Deed of Truat tn thepre>peny 90087. Tn. "'"'aonal ,,,,.,._ 5,,,.., Vallfv Krllfln Har~1ns. So Le Qulnre. Aurumn If f h The following l*IOnl ar• 985 '"" al1 led I ..... ,.__ ~.. ,..... ,. • ...,.-Have1. Sr VIiia Perk, Jill Hendrv. So. Svnnv Hiii\, any, 0 1 • '181 Pl'Ol)fll'ly dOlng bullneu aa: 1 11 ~: ..... A.M. In Oep. UI n _.,, """"'!)' •iu erlY It to be located In Or·
Jeanelle Lil Cano, Jr. ~lml Vallev. Cine Pechlano. Jr • de. c r I bed • b 0 v. It MllC NOTICE BELL ELEmRONICS a No. 3 II 700 Civic: Center Stat• deecrlbed .. : Inge County.
E\P<!'ranze. Michelle Pllct>to rd. Sr , Hart. Krl,ltll Rllll, St , purported to be 59 BELL AUTOMOTIVE, 228 Orlve W•t. Santa Ana, CA LOI 2. Tract No. 1881, N DATED: Mitch 20 Itta
Camarmo. Cln& ScMe1d•r. Jr . Pac1!1c.a, Sntilv Trimble, Sr , 'ICTITIOUI '"'8Ml8 EH1 19th StrHI, Coate 92702. el'tOwn on I map rtcOfded In Crootler N9doftet '-*.a
Trov, Sneilv WiH1em\, Jr 111 Quinta NAMI ITATIMUfT M .... Clllll. 92827 IF YOU OBJECT to the Boot( 88. PIQe 9, Ml .. Mffeftef Mlt• ( ... wM
Offltn,lv• Plaver 01 tht nar M1<111111e von Flotow, Sr .. Le The following petllOnl .,. Gary Edger L ... 228 fall granting of the l)ell11on, you cielllntlou1 Mal)I, ~di '"'J), 9r. ....._ ....,....
Q,..nra doing bualllMI-• 19tn Sm1et, Coet1 MM&, et\ould elth« tpj)MI' at fM Of Mid Orange County. ...,.. ,.. A~...,_.
Delenllvf ptaver or fne vee,.. t<erhv Hut<;lllno•, !>r Slrni ':: = :::i CONCEPTS. CONCEPTS Clllf. 92827 heiring and ttlte your GI). TM llfMt lddr... Of Publlll'led Orange C0Mt
Vo11if!V ~ j :; = ONE CONCEPTS TWO D ,.. •• I •• P'"-jecrtlona or fllt Wfttten Ob.lee· oth« OOf'l\'TIOfl dellgnatlon Diiiy Piiot March 27. 1N5 C.oecr. of ltlt ve.r 8111 W1tion. Lo Quinta ~ ' • ev" ... art n mC ·-eon, 1ton1 with the oourt tJtfore of said l>'Ol)erty: II W-t 1t HGOND TEAM i Q.;. S CONCEPTS THREE, 88 Fair 228 E. 19th St .. Coltl MMI, the heiring. Your IPS*W• l)url)orted 10 b•: 2135 Janln• Andrltlt. Sr . R1d1e11e1,, snenno11 Augu,1in•. Jr • / ~.:; Orl111, Cott• Mesa, CA Calif. 92827 Mee may be In l*90n or by Wallace Avenue. Coate t----------
T rov Francie Bowmen, Sr . Rovet, Etle Cebtel. Sr . c.. 5 3 921127 Terrie Lynn McP11et1on, your ittorney, MIN. Clllfornll 92827.
E 1Ptrente, l. IM 1t CummlnoJ. Sr , La Qu1n1o, Kafv Ou1oc11,, -., •· David Loyd Rob1rll. 228 E. 19th St .. COila Meu, IF YOU AAE A CN!OfTOA Seid Nie wlll be macte
Fr . ~" Cioroonfo, Kri' EnGlt\, Sr , P11,lti(e, ~ orl ~ = = 1"721 Deer Patk, lrvtne, Callf. 92827 without He111H tmen. Sr Lo\ Alam1to1, t<t llv Krtt>O\, Jr . L• :::: ' Calif. 92714 Thia bu1lneaa 11 con· Of 1 contlno-nt creditor Of ~t or wtt··
Ouln111 1<•111 Murewtkl, Jr , Simi V&llh. Jeckte Sthullt . Sr , ~ :i. ~ Tl'tla bualneH la con• dUC19d by: 1 generel l)lf1· tM decHHd, you mutt file '~· •xPfMftr lmptled, •
"o'erv, Juli• S1e1ner. Sr . Mllllll,en. Nencv Stone, Jr , ; _ _ dueled by: en ln<IMdull f'leflhil> )'OUf clalm with the court or to t tit, pOIHHlon or aft·
E'otra nre. Oene w111v. Sr , Sunnv Hllll, Lt\11• Wohllorcs, :. ;:; :: Oavld l.oyd Aobertl Oery Edgar L.. pr...,,1 11 to the !*tonal ouml>renctt to lltlefy the
Sr . Arcedle, Mrnov WTYli!; $r , l.t Qu1n1e _ :: o., Thll ttitement WM nled Thia atat.,.,,.,,1 wu f119C1 ',~~t~hlnlOPOlnt.cs !! ~or~ .. ~--~ t~
H ... D TlAM --,. with tl'te County Clerlc of Or· with the C<x.rnty Cletk of Or: ... _,.., ..... ilciut rnon..... ..,,. -·-., Anlla il'n<1t r•on. Sf . Vattncl•. M!tn~I• Bre~ro,, So , = =.,.; •noe C<x.rnty on MerCh 22, lflll9 Count" on Maron 22, from tM dltl Of llr9t i. Mid Deed Of Trull, to Wit:
Canvon ((anvon Country), Nlc04t Ctrwlt\, So. Rt,,, of'""' '": -1915 ltl5 , ' IUMOeOfletttlrtMpto.tded •tS.318.12, phll the fol<Nr·
World, Krl\11 OtMonl, Fr, l(tMt<lv, Erl(a Do0\0t1, Jr . ;. · '::r ~ '21111T tn Sec:tton 700 of th• Ing •I~. co.ta, ..,
C•M•rllto, Jerri Gtrou nl(Jl.t1u,, Sr , Cemerlllo, C1ndv ~ ':. ;:-Pu ...... .._.. Or~ ,._~ Publlllhed Or~ ,.~~ PrObate Code Of Cllltornll, pen ... and edvancet It ll'te Henltll. ~' . ICenn•Clv, Su•an Htrmen, Jr Sonor•; (.~I -r: c.i :_ .,......,. ...,....., ......_. The time for~ c1e1nw Wiii time of fhe fn1t1t1 pUb1iOet1on
JOhn\O!l. Sr . Cem1rl!IOL N•ncv Knff St . Tuitin. •ltlCll ft. _, -Delly Piiot March 2 • Aprll 3, Oatfy ,Hot Miron 2 • Aprll 3, not 111pjre Pflor tO fOUt Of thll .. otlce Of 11i.:
LH I J' Ctim•rmo, Tr•~• MCl(e.. Jr • Le Ouinla, !::: '.J :; 10, 17, 1985 10, 17, 19115 ~tll from ttw dalt Of tM S73t.OO.
(111aDttll Mtllh. Sr , littdl•nd,. fNflue P•re,, Jr , Trov, c -: W.e98 W..ea.3 l'leerino notice abO\le, "°1tel TO ~1ecv 1ocllfTI Jr, ltrea·Ollnde, \v\tn r.re. Sr , T'\nlTn j r. I YO\f MAY !XAMIN! IM ~lllTY OWNllt
••·Cll' 0 11'11 l ·A :i :s : PUIJC llOTICE PUIJC NOTICE file kept by,,,. COUt1. lfYGU YOV AAE IN Dl'AULT
l'ltUT TIAM n a.::i ere 1 pwton lf'IMl .. led In UNO.AAOUO OfTAU8T. 1tnny 0 1e11et. Sr , Otlt•rto, Leura 800M, so .. Cerrflo•. '9Cnnout IUWU PJCnnout _,..... t ..... ..iet OAT!D NOV!Mlt• 12 Chrtt '•IOweM. Jr., M-"'ltlalr, Oe-'11h r.rlff1!h, t., RIO ,.. e, )'OU mey ~ " ' "" ""' .., "" MAmlTA,.._,. MAmlTAT'llmMT UC>Onth .. ..outorotedmln· tt7t. UHLHI YOU T~I Ml\.t, P•m Hui.r, Sr , O•ntt~. $vt 1..ttltf, Sr, Ot,,.itll, 1'"-1-.. l*90M .,. fl'te fOllOWing '*'°"' lfe 114tltor, °" ·-.,_ It· ACTION TO ll'AO'l'ICT 018hll MM1fttr, Jr , Ae>oure, Gou1111n McCov, ~ .. lltlo ~"ft'W ~ .... _...__ .,. ..,...... YOV• .. ..,,,_ Mfle, Kerri• O•monton. Sr . ~rc111r. LIH Ptllonen, Jr , doing bull'*' N : 171tl -.. --II! ,..ICfflc • I~ for !fie 9JMICUIOf or " ,........,,...ATV, IT MAY M s v .A c I( 1 1 Street Self 11or~ t7t0 MtH Pro1>erll••· 1710 .imtntetretor. and Ne wtttt H SOL.0 AT A ftU9UO oorper• Mfflf eneltf'vHn, ..., , 111no, r '' nt Wllllt, .,......,...1 A--t C·t, P---na Ave., Unit O·"· t.._ ,_..,. ....... -OOf Of -. ••L(. 1, YOV HllD .... 0 . Jr. ltiO ~ll. AnfllMI Wlttlt M•, Sr .. ltlw1nd1; WtnCIV ... _...... • .. _ ......... " .... --· ..... .... -,... ""' womac,. Jr , Moor Pt•k. Jul it Woodt>urv, So , Monrovia Cotta Meal, CA IH27 eo.11 Meta, CA 92127 \llct, I wrttten f9qlMt llet• PL AH AT I 0 N 0, TH I
Olran"v• otev., of tlwt vt1r Ktrt11 AnW\Oft, So , Mertnafl Outflekt, Ir.. Metlhlll Ol.ltrleld, Sr., Ing thet you ...,.. 1Pecte1 NAT U A! 0, TH I
Mon"'"'' .. r .... TanQler Drl'fe~ Pltm 474et Tqltf OtM, Pllm notlOI of tM tlflna of "' ,,._ .""OCHOINO AOAINIT
o.i111'"'' oi.ver bf lht v11r D•nlw Slt lll)(d, Sr , Oelwt, CA l2.Mt Owert. CA H2IO 119ntory and.,,,........,,. of YOV, YOU I HOVlO C()N. o • .,.,,,. I Tht1 bUllMN la .con· Tht1 l>Ualneea la con· tetett a111t1 or Of the pett.. TACl A LAWVll'I, Coat,,., of fhlr ""' ~,_.,, F t11•n, MonW••r, end Pill ducted by. 911 lndlvld\lll ducted by. en lndMd\ltll t1on1 or 9QCOU!ll• l'MfttloMd DA TIO: .... ctl I. ftl5
111r10111, v tnt,nf M ...... °"""'° M•tl'lelt Dufll9ld In 8ec1torl 1200 and !200.8 Of """' Al s .... Tl9s ....
HCOND TaAM Thie etetament .. fllecl Thia ttllament WM llled IMCellfomll lfltooeteCodl, ..... eca..:11f, e C...
Jull1 .he1tna11, ~ • Onr•rlo, Llw l urlll\Ud, ~ • "'4ttl tM County Cleftl of °'" .ittl the CountY Olefll of °'• ....., I(, ........ Mo '9fMe ~ --='•' CeltO.Hl, Merv OtWlll. Jr • WeslrtCSO., Metlndli Gl1CN'l1I, = ,._,_, on w.Of1 t2, = Coumy on Mardi 2.2, -tSf 's•••-.n:: ..... , tM .... :: Jr • L1 Strl\e, G.-nt CilJtf'rl.,-o, St , A~t•, H .. llltf ....,,_.,, --.-... -CA
H1tc:h1n, So , Ch•<JwJ,t;.. JtHY ~•~Sr Monl<Jtlr TlllA ,,_ -,.,_ n7W t:•ua.:;c-. __,;-Mam,,..., $r.J MOO!'t.1e1~. Merv Jove:• 0.6tvlll, ~ .. SOlilfl -..~ Or~ ,.~ "'°'._,.,._. Or~ ,.,___. p• .................... :T. ,.,___, ~ Or~ ,.~ P1M1dtn•, rtrtM McN1mer1, Jr , ltlo Mew. St~tv ... v_,.., ..._. --..,_ --.,. ...,,_ -Mone1 Sr , M.1Vfi91CI, ftOO•n Montco. $o , Oak ,.,, .. , Diiiy Ptlot Mwef\ 2 , Atlffl 3, D!liily Piiot MJlrCtl :l , Apf# 3, ~'Not MlfClfl , 21, '1, o.lfW PtlOt Merotl· i 20, 11,
Nentll• N..WV, SO MoMovla COIHI.., Rocri., Jr, Oil\ 10, 17, Ill& 10, 17. IN& lHI ' , .. , P•~I!, M1men ichOlit, Jr RM> Mt\8, l(lm $111. SO , CtrtllOt W•IM W•et3 WTII.... W~7
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MORTUARY 1795 Laguna C1nyon Ro1d
Laguna Beach, Ca.
92851
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1825 Gitter A"'.
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640·6654
THE
FAMILY
CIRCUS
by Bil Keane
"We just sow the plane Daddy's tokin' to
New York! I sow him WAVIN' to us!"
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
"Please, Marmaduke. I don't need any
love pats this early."
by Tom Batluk DOOIU88UllT
BIG GltORGlt by Virgil Partch (VIP) SHOE
tm!."4JHeSE..
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0 Why doean't ilnyone ever take me
Hrloualy?fl"
DENNIS THE MENACE
by Hank Ketcham
~ ~
~A~T~N ..
PEANUTS
I LOVE T~E SOUNDS
OF BASEBALL ..
I ~K WrTH DIFFERE..HiL'/
ABlED Kl~. I THOOGl·fr1H'5
CDUR&E WOULD PeLP ~e
~ACH ReA01NG-1u.;:::~' lo ltE )6uNG.
} J ONES
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TUMBLEWEEDS
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UOB.-1 ~ ·TR\/ING 1Z>
IEACH KIDS THAI ARE
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by Lynn Johnston
~i.,b.) KIDDt~?-:f"H19f fQ:
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by Tom K. Ryan
DRABBLE
•SEE Y>. LA~ .. l'M GOIN' OVER lO THE WrLSONS'
Ali4' LISTEN 10 SOME fAiS WALLER:
by Kevin Fagan
OtJR 1'AMe"f ~ 'Tt>t'AV'S RAIP IS
"fHE HIWeN SA'7Pl.S PO~e RAl\JCH! 11"$
N01' AN~ ASSIGNMfrJI, MENl-
1'Mlil~ SWIMMING-POOL.
IS ONHE,A1l!'7!
GARFIELD
11001' llULLll'fS
poWP' MIMOIW I.AME ...
1 l 1i001 WRITE,M~.SWIVEL :1
MY.. emoirJ>, ..
"'1DOS PARKER
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~e<>UI U\-~~e~t. COUNT~·~ ~1t4f.R
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by Jim Davis
ROSE IS ROSE
I'D UKf lO IMJ(.f,
Df NMER ~fSERVATIOHS •.. YES, A PART\' Of ~ ...
BRIDG E
Neither vulnerable. North deallt.
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The bidding:
Nerdi Eut 8"&11 Weet
p.,. P ... INT P ...
SNT P... P... PaM
Opening le.d: Five of •.
Ir It. ... ma t.hal we too often
at.,. t.he Med U> plan 1our cam
palfn befor. 1ou pla1 t.o the firtt
lridt, il ia only bffauMi we havt
teen to many tound contracta put
on lM noo.-b7 ranu ... lo pay dut
care. Here'• anot.her nample.
TM allttlon wu q1u~ ini,-hl
fonrVcl :Apuut l no tnlft).
Wttt led hit fovnh be i i*k·
U.C. there •aa a b ht charw. that
W t •u teadinr from the qUffo
ja k of apadet. dttla~r opted to
by Pat Brady
HELLO.:>
HEUO ;>
TH~ PROPER ORDER
play low from dummy Thal proved
rat.al. He captur~ East'9 J&ek Wllh
the ace. cashed hill three hurt
honors and led a cl ub to thf' JA<'k.
which won.
Decb.~r took advant.a~ of the
entry to the table to cash the king of
OMAR Ot
SHARIFF .. -~
hearts ~fore reverting to clubs.
West held up the ace of dub~ one
more round. then s hirted to a d1a
mond. Eut won the ace and rtturn
td a ~pade. which forced out durn
my' kin~. Declarer had t.ak l'n only
eight u1cllt. and he had no way to
pt t.o hi hand lo tcO" lM good
dub. Tlle deftnd r l l•o ,pad ..
tricks. two daamood aad a dub
The" were nine trick l~f'f' for
thfo t.ak1n1 u lon1 u dttlaf'T.r macH-
1-u~ tt.al h could pt from hand to
h&od. IJaa h. ti:cT..cJ the pri>blem
~tor. "61Ul lo the first trKk, h..
wou6' bav• found a 1mplt solution
to hi.a pro~rn. All~ had to do wu
to win th. finl lnck on lhfo bo9rd
with the king
~ow dtt>laru ~hes his &.op three
hearts. and leads a low club to U..
table, ~n 1~hould that lose to ta..
ace. the Jack will serve u u e•t.ry
to dummy 1 After cuhinr Lhe fourUI
heart. dedarer continues clua. to
CHAI LES
Go1E1
..et up his ninth trid. Re ttiU "--
th.-aee of spades 1n h.tnd u u ••
try to the club
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•1==-00URT .:=': =The ~..:o:: ,.:=c:a.. r.:·.%r°=f -......... TM...._..,......,. ,.,..,...UU ._..., Wltfl N-VOU AN IN DIFAULT MClllllO.. &.-...... ...._. M Jwd T8 lie. -*'°99. aM tlllt:ewl9d COltl UNOl"flll A DUD C# T"°8T Or ..... • • Ith-ConNt~. U700 On~17, IMl, .. 10:00 ucl u_pen1u I t OATID~ 17, ltl1. ....AM.GA_,..
... ~ .-OURT t.l! Nollatle..._IMftmat ~ ~ DrM UJt, II &.fft, eo.•--l.8ftd Tiie t117,0IU7. UNLlll YOU TAKI Ac-MCmC1•91T!! -v-Ail CalltOml&. a CelltotNI oro, c.11tWM tM10 CcimoMv. • dUlf ~ J"-4 No410t of~ ot TIOH TO ~BOTICT YOU" Of M IT -Diiiie*'"' 11£T1flll 9'.188 OOtpcwlltioft • .....,_ 11t -lat~ 81rNoe ~ Trulfee Under Ind...,,...-.ict o11419111oft Md~ ~T¥. IT MAY H eteTIR-eHTI JUD•·
""''· DONALD e ,.,. .ch ...... ~ . UlOO Lalla '°'-toDeedofTt\ltt~~ to ........... sw~--SOLO AT A 'U9UC IAl.L ....., ~ DoH' ""°""' =· t;-:,~z:o-:; Or1W n3t. ll T°'1>. CA :,:. ~_::, ~:'on~~ :Ai~~~ .. ~ TO='•~:':,. Income Tax
C.. * toe 11029 ._...bee*. "°"' ""9we19d Thie bUeln... 11 oon· ~and wtf9 at Truetor 1114, of ()ffta6al ~ In 0' TH£ PAOCHDINO Alllt M. ...... llU Am •••tl*I Aln:faft Ccwp,, a oeraw.re c1Ue*1 by: an lndlvlduel IOI' W1e beMl!t and atOUtlty tM OftlCe of tN ~ty "'° AOAINST YOU YOU ............. P flOft lmTal Y• ..._ .._ CIOfporMIOft. wfth lt1 SWlnci-l.N'llyn ~ of CF MOflTOAG! C<>f'• 00tdet Of Or.,..'~· IHOUl.OCONTACT A LAW· YOU AM~ ... !'•para =..--.:-..::rr:= m~~~ ·~::. T":.elc::'b:of~ =~z:'.'1~ ·~= oonduct• Y(~lal'lenlbygN9\thM J :-':s.'~, ...... l.!.-------mftjiiiiiiiiiiji~~~~-~~~~=-;;;;;~if ..................... New YOtlc 10011, pwtOnal Col.inty on '.oNerY COfded .. tnstrument No. lnO Sale: ContlMntal Land .. 10:00 A.M. on Apt1I s. :.=., ... ,.. ... .....
................... property gen•rally d•· 21, 1M$ 13·113•44 on Aprll 26, Tlfle ComoanY. 1011 NorUI 1N5 a1 4000 MecArttM ........... .... ... kt1raal1 c ~. tctlbed u !Ollowa: '---I~. of Oftlclel AeoOl'clt In Main Street. Santa Ana. CA ~lt¥.,d, Suite 4tOO -....
lf10U.,_to..-tt1ead· OM (1) 1oe1nQ tnOd.i ~ ~ CoMt tMOfloLofthlCU1.ty"9-92102(71•)1U-5575,Atttl: Well Tow•r. Newp01t iiU .... 11..-:--. *-.. _. ~ In _. H1..i~ llrcraft; r-ele· ~ M. 20. 27. eordet of OrflnQI Col.Int)', F0tectoeur1 Deoa11ment, leach. C8'1f0tnla tHtO, .... ... ..-"*"'· Woll lhOuld 00 to trMlon no N463GB. menu• 3. 10, 1tas State of CallfofNa. By: Contlnent81 Land T1tte N9wpot1 tntemettoNI Set-AMM•I •I ,_.. ... flt ~ ao ttlat ~writ• l~'1Mrlelno. 1t30IOt W•873 WILL Hl.L AT PUBLIC Company, 8y: Donna J. vice CorPoratlon. doing ••t~ I• th• •Htt: I.I ....pon.., If eny. may be l!Wh •craft .. may bl AUCTION TO THE MIOH!ST Theim-. FCI. Mgr. bUelnMI .. TRUSTEE SEA· ., ....
llled Oii tin.. • eubatttvtecl t~; BIDDER FOR CA,H, PublWled Or11ng1 COMt VICES, wtlOM ecklf ... la Thie J•-t•Ht WH
AVl9GI uaeM ts. IWe ._ TWo (2) Pratt & ~.,_,. PmUC NQTIC( CASHIEA'S CHECK OA o.11Y P110t Mardi 27, ~11 3, 4000 MacArthuf loutev•cl ......... ._.. ..... e ..... 1untrtr m.,.......-JTe0-7 enginM lnttaHed ______ CERTIF1£Dai£CK(~ 10, 1'65 8ul19 4ec>o -w ... Toww, ler·••••• I•-•"'•"' Selllng anything with a
....,._..""-• .. thereon, menufacturer'• .. 'NAii.tTATDiiNT--, at time of .... In lewtul W-t74 Nftport leach. Callfotnla ~........ Delly Piiot Cteaemec! AO
....,. • ........ ""-terlal no9. Pe55e718 and T ........... ~ -ton• .,. l'l\OMY Of the United 8111 .. ), t2eeo. and whoM telephone reu • · 11 a e1mp1e m atter , • . Ctaaalfled Ad•. vour on.-
n 1111 •....,. • • ..._ Pe65882B. HClh or Wftlch ;;Q'';:.~M'N'u: The 11: 1n tne rw courtyard of PmlJC NOTICE numtw le (7 14) 1St..o&20. lleter elate: f'Hn·l!~Ju9~ticell~Ui4i~2i·Mli1~!~,·==i"iOt:>~·~ahoppl~~ng~cel'l==••:;·=l~;;.;T.~~~:: Lee la .......... ..... englnee nu 750 OI lnOfl Fricti"'' COntlnent81 Lend Title Cc>fft· will ... II publlo euc:lon to .,..... -SI Ueted delea eollett., et retad t81l-.oft l\<lfNOOWll~ Company, 17751 peny -1016 N. ~ M:TITIOUS'afH•• 1M NaM1t tMctder tor-~. • ..... 1t1t1-__... 'TM ~de~ en and ill acc:ieeeor1e1. lnttrv. Pn oat, Sult• c. Santi Ana. California. ..... ITAW In I~ money Of the United Ceu(t .. Cl"IFFIR ,.... .. .... .unto. oet>er\I "8olrlo menll and oth..-equipment • CA 12114 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT TM IO!lowlng 1*'90nl .,.. StetM all payable •• ttle time Ct:Hler CHn\r, hnn•
lnmedlatemenll. d• .... lnltatled on or In tueh elr· Jemet F. Hettrleh. 1775 t UNDER A DEED OF TRUST dOlng .,..~ ... Brlttol ln. ot aale. all that rMI PfOpel'tY .,.....,.
m1nera. au rupuuta c:r1tt. or IU(lh engtnee as ~P~1i,.a:~· Suite C, OR MORTGAGE DATED dui1r111 commerc1 1111tu11ed ln ,t1eStateofCall· vu•1FF•nt.....,..IR..._ CLA
eecrlta.tlhayatgun1.puedemaybe1Ub1tltutedthetel0f. K ih M Helfrich APRIL 21, 1ta3. UNLESS Propertle1, 1072 S.E,fomla, County of 0rflnQI, .., ..... -=.,-::.
THE DAILY Pit.OT
IFIED OFF l~E HOl'R.
112
2·1TllT ......
_, realltreda t tlemp() One (1) Boeing model 1 S~n EPt Su • YOU TAKE ACTION TO Brlttol Suite 205 Santa City Of lr\llne, delerlbed • Tltle .. -... 1·T0 THE DEFENDANT· A 737·293 1trcreft· regl1· 17751 Y P;17 • ttt PROTECT YOUR PROP· Ana CA 92707 ' lolt0wt· ~ HeMMt• leM •· cMlc:omplalnt hat been filed trtllon no N461GB; ~· •Irvine. CA 14 E.RTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT R~ p otmlCl'leld Corpor· PARCEL 1 Unit 3, City of AM M. ....._.., ... AM
by the plalntllt IQlintt you. If tec:turer'1 M<lal no. 1930& or Thie bybu~l::c, 11 d c:~r;; A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU aoo/ i California c:orpor· Irvine, u lhown and de-.............. c ... "°' you wl.n to detend th1' lew-IUCh alretllt at may be uc:ted : u In NEED AN EXPLANATION itton' 1072 SE 8rletol 1c:rlbad In the Condominium .........,
IUlt. you must. within '° tub1titute<l therefor; and ~/'i H911~ u flied OF THE NATURE OF THE Sutt•' 205 Sania. Ana. CA Plen recorded on Augutt 5, A I I r 1111 fl ~Tr::
da)'I alter this IUmmont II TWo (2) Pren & Whitney t I. ernet\ w PROCEEDINGS AGAINST. 92707 ' 1977. Jn t>oolt 1232.4, paQM .................
served on you. ttle with th!1 JT80-7 engln.. ln1t1Ued th 1~eo;'nty C:!c~ ~-YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· Klltnz Corporttlon, a 1326 to 136 t lnetulMI of Of. r::.: a C...,... .....::"'•
eourt a written rff90'IM to thereon, m1nutac:turer's 19 5 n Yon • TACT A LAWYER. CaUfornla oorporatlon, 1072 11c:111 Record• of said Coun· '" .. • _ :
thec:omplalnt.Unlehyoudo Mrlal not. P655828B and m 12M All right title end lntlf .. t S.E.Brlltol,Sulte205,Slll1e ty. Yaoete ltce .... RRM4 eo. your default wm be P655829B. nc:h or which P blllMd Or Coalt c:onlleytd to end now held Ant CA 92707 PARCEL 2: An undMded We oewt ..... • _,. entered on appl~tton of the ~ has 750 or more u ange by It under Mild Deed of Thi• bullnetl 11 con-one-tenth ( 1/ 10th) Inter .. , ..._ ..,.._ tlf ..... ......,
plelntlfl. and thl• court m1y rated tllk..ott hOftepe>w«: ~~ 3 Pl~t 1~:5c:11 20• 27• Truet In the property tltu-duc:ted by: 1 generll part-•• 1 tenant In common In ttle h Jdt"*'t d • IMl enter I Judoement egaln1t and 111 llCCMIOl'les. ln'1rU· SW • • W 668 lled In Mid County and nerahlp fee lnter .. t In Ind 10 Iha TMa oeuf't enar .,_, ....
you for Ille rellef demanded ment1 and other equipment • Stile deec:rtbad 11: Ray P. Otmlcileld eorpor-Common At .. ol Lot 1, of • wrtl of enouelaft.,...,
In the compl1lnt, which lnllalled on or In such air· THOSE PORTIONS OF atlon,~ Ray P. Otmtc:held. Trec:t 9720, 11 per map l1lad eftfef--.nl liWJ ......
could relUlt In gamiahment e111t. « IUCh engtnee u f1tBJC NOTICE LOT 1 OF TRACT 900t AS lta Pr 1 In boot! 405, p1ge9 39 to 43 YOlll!t ...... MeMJ, Mil
ol wegee. taking ol mooey or msy be euballMed therefor. PER MAP FILED IN BOOK Thll 1111ement w .. llled lneluetYe, of MllOlllaneoul ~ oeslld -tallelc ptoperty or other retlef re-This transaction 11 to be f'ilCTITIOUI .,_II 365. PAGES 47 TO 48, IN· with the County Clerlc of Or· Mapt, records of Mkl Coun· irtdleut fufttcer •9"""'
queeted In the complllnf. consummated on or 11ter ...-ITATIMINT CL u SI VE 0 F M IS · ange county on Merch 13 ty, 11 euc:h term 11 defined In frOM ltce oourt.
Dlltd: OCl 27 19S3 Milch 29. 1985 at the offices The foltowlng perton1 are CELLAN'EOUS MAPS. RE· l985 ' ttle Artlele entitled "Deft-I I I "f Ir o e °" e °' t
John J. COfc:oren. Clef11. or lrell & Manella. Suite 900. olng bu11ne1t .. : Perk VII· CORDS OF SAID COUNTY, '771217 nl1lonl" of the Deel111tton of preol 191.,.. ._,. .......,
By C11olyn HI~. Deputy 1800 Avenue o• ttle Stars. IL 18552 MacArthur Blvd .• DESCRIBED IN PARCELS Gerwtft • .....,, Al· Covenant•, Condlttona end ............... ~ I.._ P. Nl9to, AtlotMJ1 LOI AngelH, Calllornl1 400. lrvlne. CA 92715 AS FOLLOWS: 1ofMp 11t Lew, tl40i Yeft Re1trlc:tlons recorded In ....... aft d ... -~
llt Uw, 1'02 I . ., • .., AY• 190067 The pereonll prop-AN Razl, 18552 MacArthur PARCEL 1: Karman !nine. CA tz114 book 12324, PIQ!I 1155 of lrtlMltM ue'ltl • .,. ..._
en ue. w h I" 1 t r I c A eny Is 10 be located In Or· Blvd .• Sul1• 400, lrvlne, CA UNIT NO. 9 AS SHOWN Publlahecs Orange Coal! Official Record• (The "Dee• JOU .. ..,...""" .......
..._,_ ang. County 2714 AND DESCRIBED IN THE Dally Ptlot Merdl 20, 27, laratton") and any emend· Moe.
Publllhed Orange Coalt DATED: Marc:h 20, 1985 Oe1M K.-umt>, 18552 CONDOMINIUM PLAN RE· April a 10 1985 mentt or annexation• tnere-Date: OCT 31 1984
T t>lephone •rvire:
Monday-f riday
8:00 A.M .. 5:30 P.M.
Uui:;inei>s Counter:
MonJ~y.f'riday
58drm 3 Bath In qui.t fam-
ily nelghbOfhood. Seltet
went• fast aal• and will
carry 11t T.D. POOi and
1pa 1155,000. 751-3191
·C::SELECT
_.,-PROPERTIES
8:00 :\.M .. 5:00 P.M. *SOLD OUT*
OEAOLl:\ES . TllE ILIPFI
1•t Hl.I C \T IO' UE\l>l.l'I·. Flrtt time flV« tine 1974
Monda Fri . •k30 I'·"'· :::i .. ~ ~11;L:-'~t~
Tuesda_v Mon. 4:30 p.m. Jl~ve adv 1$$ to epend a
4 30 salea people lor 099" Wednesday Tues. : p.m. Hou .... we ~ately
Thursday Wed. 4:30
0
p.m. ::! '::!~'· May we
Friday Thurs. 4:3 p.tn .
Sa turda y Fri. :~:00 p.rn .
unday f'ri. 3:00 p.m.
Diiiy Pilot Marc:h 6. 13, 20. AIR CAllOflNIA (Tr_. MacArthur Blvd., Sulla 400, CORDED ON JULY 30, 1976 ' ' W-M7 to. LR A. IRANCH, Cleft.
21. 11115 *°'~ ..... ) I r. Nlco6ee 1rv1ne1 CA92715 IN BOOK 11834; PAGE 699 Paroel 3: EaMIMntt 11 br _, ..._, ~ ERRORS:
w .543 "-mntcNnu, lte AttOfMY• John Minar. 18552 OF OFFICIAL RECORDS OF MtforthlntheSecllontentl· Jerome L. Amante,
ln·f.ct Mac:Arttlur Blvd., Suite 400, SAID COUNTY P\a.IC llJTIC£ tied "Certain &aMmtnll for Hotzwarth, Powell, Stein & Cht•ck , o ur uil <ht1h ,11111 ri•purl ,._ • J •·· 1._4 Publllhtd Orang. Coast lrvlne.CA92716 PARCEL2. .. ... _11 Owner1". "Support, Settle-Plfllla, Atlome)'9 for~ . I' I It I> \II .\ -rtat llPLDt -... D111yPilotMarc:h27.1985 Mtehrdad Aauekh. AN U N DIVIDED FICTITIOUI-ment and Enc:roec:tlment" tiff. 4000 MllCarthur ... ..,,, t•rrur ... lltllllt't ltlll• ~· 11'
W·675 18552 MacArthur Blvd .• 0 NE I ~ORT Y • F I FT H NAiii ITATIMmNT and "Montgomery Str .. t Suite 8000. Newport BNch,
Suite 400, ll'YIM, CA t2715 (1145TH) INTEREST FOR The toltowlng pereon• ar• Euement" oflne Artlcle .,.. CA 92M0·2515 PI I.OT ai-i.u lllt'" I ia l 1il i I ~ for t h t• f i r .. 1 1 Bdrm ... South of Hwy.
H17t13 ---------1 Thi• bualne1t 11 c:on· EACH UNIT AS A TENANT doing bu11ne11 11: Inn titled "E.-nent•" ol the Publlthed Orange Coal! it1i·orrt•t·I in~t~rtiutt o1t h . Front unit 11 large &
MLIC NOTICE
NOTICE°" P\8JC ll)TIC[ uc:ted by: IN COMMON IN THE FEE Houte Ad\oertltlnQ, 1801-D 0ec1ar11ton. Dally Pilot Marc:h 20, 27, CLA If I ~D L ,i 2 •. r::(,. _
1 0 cteas
2
•
2
n ••
500
ldeal for owner. TRUITEl'I IALE All Ru.I INTEREST IN AND TO THE Partccourt Ptac:e. Sult• 100. PA REL 4: EIMtMl'lll .. Aprll 3. 10. 1985 r.. ., .. . J , 0 v
T.l .No.2m flCTITIOUl..,._11 Thlt atatement W91 tiled COMMON AREA OF SAID Sant1Anl,CA92701 Mlforth lntheSeGtton1anll· W..ae alter
IMPORTANT NOTICE NAMl ITAT!MEff Ith the COunty Cler1I of Or· LOT AND TRACT AS SUCH W.T.P. Syetem•. Inc., • tied "Certlln Euemenll for !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!1!!!1~11!119111!·~-~-~---i ... , ....... .
TO...-ONRTYOWNE" Thefollowtngper90ntare,. COunty on March 22, ERM IS DEFINED IN THE Callfornl• corporation. Owner1"1nd"Support,S.t· ---------...... ler Salt ...... 111 lalt Ml-llH
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT doing butlMll 11: 1985 --ARTICLE ENTITLED "OEFI· 1801·D P11kc:ourt Piece. ttemenl and Enctoechrnent" M.IC llJTIC( _..
UNDER A OEED OF TRUST. SITE/ELECTRO· TOOL, n720M NITIONS. OF THE OECLAR· Suite tOO. Santi An1, CA of tne Attlele entitle "Eue-1---------Intra) lllZ .... a) t ... ,~~~~~~~~~
DATED 7113177. UNLESS n5 Newton Wty. Colt• Put>lllhed Orllngl Coelt ATION OF COVENANTS. 92701 mentt" of IM Oeetar1tton of IUPlllllOA COURT 1:-:-:-:-::-:-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;~~~-=~1;;;;;:~~~~~~~
YOU TAKE ACTION TO Meu. CA 92627 Deily Piiot Merc:h 27. Aprll 3. CONDITIONS ANO RE· Thie buslne11 11 con· Covenantl, Conditions and Of CM.WONt!A Ullll •-• QIEIT --------· PROTECT YOUR PROP· Dergln S"1!th, 815.W. eav to. 17, 1985 STRICTIONS RECORDED duC1td by:. c:orporatlon R11trlc:tlont recorded In °'MA .... COUNTY llUD WILL EPI ....,_ ... UITlll
ERTY.IT MAYBESOLDAT Ave .• Newpbrt BeaOh. CA W-685 ONJULY 30.19761NBOOK W.T.P. Sy1t•m•. lnc: .• t>oolt 12324,page 1100of HallofJu1ttoe 1111.. WITllflEW --•-llH o-
A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU 92661 11834, PAGES 516 OF OF-Auatell w Kidder. Seet•lllY Oltlelal Record• (the "Mu-CMc: c.nter Dt. Seller will hel'p bUy down Fantutle Kenllngton plan WWW .... -I NEED AN EXPLANATION Patrlc:ll M. Smith. 815 W. __ .,. W\Tir~ FICIAL RECORDS OF SAID Thi• ltllemenl WU filed llf Oec:laratton") Ind any San R1flll, CA ~903 your loan -Of wlll ... V.A end unit with added loft. First time on the mattcetl
OF THE NATURE OF THE Bay Ave., Newport BMc:h. l"UPl.Ao ""'~ COUHTY (THE ''DECLAR· wtththeCountyClerkofOr· amendment1of1nnex1tlon1 e.ta .. of8afbar1FcMIOm, and pey up to .. pll Exqulalttly and pro-Two 3 Bdrm homM on
PROCEEDING AGAINST CA 92681 FICTITIOUI ....... ATION") AND ANY AMEND-~ County on Mltdl s. thereto. lllO known .. Barbar• s. Beautiful 3 bedroom: feulon1lly decorated beaOl .. ~tclful P<>Pf!: MA~. ,nl~ VOU, YOU SHOULD CON· This bu1tness II c:on· NAMI ITAft•WT MENTS THERETO 19 5 Except the<efrom all oU. Foltom, Barbara W. Fottom, 2'hba condo CloM to wllh 9V9<Y p()Nlble up-.,.. Ofona""' -·
TACT A LAWVER. ducted by· hutband and wife EXCEPTING THERE· n70lll gu mlnera.lt end other or Barbart J. Fo19om. 0. South Coaa' t .. etro. grade Inc I u d Ing c:fu<Ms 2 full tin R2 Iota On April 3 1985 11 10·00 Dargin Smith The following pereoni are FROM ALL OIL OIL . Jedi-, Kidder a~ ... hyd~oc:att>ons 11 reM<Ved ceued '"' Ith 80 ft lrontage A M . Zenith Eser~ Servk:e. Thia t111emtnl WU flied doing butlnea u : RIGHTS. MINERALS. MIN· Ing, Attomey9 et u.w. OM In lntruments of record c..e No 3 t 183 S...8-2313 travertine. oak. brass and w .
I Calllornta c:orpc><lllon. u with the County Cleril of Or· FOREVER TAN. 28451 ERAL RIGHTS, NATURAL C!Yte Plau, lulte2IO, New· Alac> except therefrom Ill Diii of .DMth: mirrors. Contemporary Motivated teller hH
dul}' appointed Trustee lngil County on March 22, Marguerite Pkwy . Mlatlon AS RIGHTS, ANO OTHER '9f1 ...... CA.... Wiier and IUbS\Jrflc:e water Au Ult 31, 19M llvlng-i11 lt'1bestIn1hll.. prloed toeellat'355.000.
under and pursuant to Deed 1985 VleJo. CA 92892 9 81 HYDROCARBONS BY Published Orange Coast rlghll, •llhout he rlQht ol NOTl~E IS HEREBY bed. & famlly room ho~
of Trust recorded July 14, F272Dll BentA.Chrliteneen, 1 WHATSOEVER NAME Dtlly Piiot March 20, 27. surtec:eentry 11dedleattd GIVENthetonoranerAprll In. guard-gate com· (714)673 4400
1977, 11 Inst No 19663. '" Published Orange Coat Wiiiheim Cr .• 8Huntlngton KNOWN THAT MAY BE Aprll 3, 10, 1985 orr.-ved 1n'1nstrument1ol 1o 1ta5 the undertloned munlty with pool1, tennis
bOOk 12289. pege 69. of Of Dally Pilot Marc:h 2? · April 3. a..c:h. CA 9264 WITHIN OR UNDER THE W-671 record MJChMI E Raabe al admir.'. end 1pH Priced at
fk:itl Rec:«ds In the ofllee ot 10. 17. 1985 d~: bbu:'::1v1~'u•~on· PARCEL OF LAND HEREIN· Thi llreet addrns or 111rator of the • .. 11t• of UIT& AU •mTS $536.000.
the CountyAeeorders ofOr· W-688 tAY:Chrliteneen ABOVE DESCRIBED P\a.IC NOTICE other common detlgnatlon Barbar• Fo11om. 1ke We ha\19 2 very Nee 3
fornla executed by DAVID 8 wilt the COUnty Clerk of Of. PETUAL RIGHT OF DRILL· FICTTTIOUl IU ... 11 Olympl1. lrvlne. Callfornle. W, Fobotn, or Barbatt J loll. The ownera are ulc· llOMI., ltte.
ange County, Sttll of Call· ~ siat"'*lt WU filed TOGETHER WITH THE PER· ol the said rNI property I• 6 Barbar• s Foltom. Barbati Bdrm homes on large -"'"11 HI HO ... T
CAMPBELL. TAX CON-IMIDl)C to),,\TIC£ an County on Merc:h 22, ING, MINING, EXPLORING NA• ITATE•NT Seid sale w\H t>e made Foleom, deeeUed. wttl Mil Ing $133,500 & $135,000 ~ REAL ESTATE SUL TANT. INC WILL SELL r~ ""' 1sfs AND OPERATING THERE· The following peflOl'll are without covenent ()I' Wat· II private .... ,o the hlgMit with favorable terml. 131·1400 ..._ _______ _
AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO f2720ll FOR AND STORING IN AND doing business H : Colonial renty regerdlng lltle, pot-bidder. subleet to c:onffrma-i•
HIGHEST BIDDER FOR H 17113 Publlll'led Orin Cout REMOVING THE SAME Kitchen, 5 l2 W 19th Street. MSllon or enc:umbrtnOel lo tlon by ttle above enlltled
CASH (payable at time ol T1'=~~~ ':'ALE Deily Pilot Maren l,9. April 3. FROM SAID LAND OR ANY Colll M•. CA 92627 11tl1ly the obllgatlonl ... ColJn, Ill the right. lltle. Traditional
Realty
631-7370
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sale In lawful money ol the 10 17 1985 ' OTHER LAND. INCLUDING Fan Yiu Wong & Wei TM. c:urtd by end purtu1111to the lnt-1tnd11t1te of the cte-
Unlt1d Stales\ at THE T.I . No. 2m • • W-M9 THE RIGHT TO W 512 w l9th St.. Colla power ol Sile conferred In cedent et the llme ol her 1 NORTH FRONT ENTRANCE IMPORTANT NOTICE TOCK OR DIRECTIONAL· Mell, CA 92827 thll certain Deed of Trutl death end all the right, title. ,
wamnllT_. •UDTI,.*
By ·owner. Deluxe. up· 3br aaeum. 8.75% loan.
graded central 3rd floor S6•4 per mo. P.l,T.I.
unit. 2BR 2BA, balcony. $99.900 S.P. Agt Supple
Prlv marina, pool, sec:ur· 760-9534 O< &45-9161
T 0 THE C 0 U N TY ii~";': g~~LT LY DAILL ANO MINE FROM Thia builnell le c:on· dated December 17. 1981. and Jnler .. I the ftt1te hu,
COURTHOUSE. 700 CIVIC UNDER A DEED OF TRUST. , ___ Ml.JC ___ NO_l_ICE ___ LANDS OTHER THAN duc:ttd by: 1 generll part· eucuted by Manuel by oe>«ttlon Of law or otner· CENTER DRIVE WEST. ,. HOSE HEREINABOVE DE· nerlhlp . Ouloque 1nd Debor eh wide. acquired other 11\ln or ---------
S.ANTA ANA. CA all nghl. DATED 7113177• UNLESS f'ICTITIOUl llU ... 11 SCRIBED. OIL OR GAS Fan Yiu Wong Ouloque, Hu1band Ind Wift In addition to that of the~ •Ull llPll All* title Ind interest conveyed 'YOU TAKE ACTION TO NAME ITATWmNT ELLS, TUNNELS AND Thi• ltatement WU flied .. Joint Tenanll II to an c:edent II the time of her
to and now held by It under ~~~J~f~A~0JleRstLi0:-r The following~.,. SHAFTS INTO. THROUGH with the county Clerk of Or· undivided 40% lnter .. 1 and death, In Ind to that c:wtaln •UllmATllll*
1&ld Deed of Trust I" the A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU doing bullneu u: S.W. Sat· 0 R A C R 0 SS THE enge COUnty on Mllc:h t8. Lerry K. ~obertl and Linde real property k>cMed In tfle Sharp--2-bd--condo. Sec:
ltv. Spec:tac:uler HarbOr 1'9 MI IWO UI ... entrance view. Fin pkg evall baaed on reaton· • yrt old. 2 M1tr B< autt ...
property situated In said · elllte. 5642 E L1P1lm1 SUBSURFACE OF THE l985 H. Aobertl, H~band and County of 0t11ng1. Siii• of gate nr SC Plaza pool ipa
County and Stale deacrlt>ed ~~~ EAN -Pu~r'~~Ti~~ •204, Anaheim Hiiia. CA ~ND HEREINABOVE OE· f2715U Wife IS Joint Tenants .. to Callloml•. partic:Ulany ci. +carport Sac:. at $e9,900
able dwn payment w/bal extra large lot. Only
at 10•1. Int. 1375,000 $124.900. Call 97t~728
548-28881673-5223 Agts. Nan/Carolyn es H NA 92807 RIBED. AND TO BOT· Publllhed Orange Coalt undMded 40% lnter11t and ecrlbad u tollowl: 3 bd only S79,999 aum
LOI 8 of Trac:'d No 3615. t" ~~~c~~81~~o0'LiAb'6~~ Cheryl Lynn Soltyt, 9912 TOM SUCl1 WHIPSTOCl(EO Diiiy Pilot March 20. 27. Wllllam c. Cray and Marcia Lot 38 of Trect 5431 .. 10'~% fin. Try 17000 min -
the City of Costa Mesa. TACT A LAWYER Corelt1 Ave .. Whitt. CA OR DI RECTIONALLY Aprill 1o l985 T Crey, Hutbend and Wife Recorded In Book 195, down.Won'tlaetl Woodl·
County of Orange, State of · 90803 DRILLED WELLS, TUNNELS ' • W-689 11 Joint Tenant• u to an p-28 27 Ind 28 of Ml•-Ide VIiiage 2511 W r:! bb Ell ' Callfor"ia. as per Map re· On April 3, 1965. at IO·OO This bustne11 11 c:on-ND SHAFTS UNDER AND undivided 20% lnter11t, Ill J.MoU. Mape. Aecord• . Urll G 15
corded In Boole 127. Paget AM .ZenlthEserowServtc:e. duetedby·an lndlvldull BENEATH ORBEYONDTHE 11 Tenentt In Common. 11 ofOr11ng1County dlle<lDe-S~~o.:~t~~~~~~ 15 and 16, Mlsc:elleneou1 I California c:orportllon. 11 Chery1LynnSoltye EXTERIOR UMllS THERE· Truttor 10 SU MMIT c:embet 4 1978 ' ,.,....
MIP•. In the offJc;e of 1he duly eppolnted Tru= Thi• 111tement wu llled F. AND TO REORILL, RE.-P\8JC NOTICE ESCROW, 1 California c:or-Subject to: ~rrent tuft, 111111 Y1IW
County Recorder of said undTer ind pursdu~t J~1y 14 with the County Clerk of Or· UNNEL. EQUIP. MAIN· porallon. u TrultM, tor COYenante, condition. re-.._ __ 1,...ll
County. ' of rull rec:or .... ~ ' •noe County on Mllc:h 22, AIM, REPAIR. DEEPEN f'ICTITIOUI IU..... Aot>ert D•Vld B<ueeu and 1trlcllon1 reHrYttlont . SAl~W5 __ 599-
Th• street 1ddretS and 1977. -:2~n:t No ~9 f °dt" 1985 ND OPERATE ANY SUCH NAMI ITATl•NT Bevtrly Kay BrtzHu. rlghta rlghtl of w1y and Won<Mrtul 2 Story 3 Bdrm,
other common designation. book 1 • page · 0 • ,,.,_ E LL S 0 R M I N ES The lottowlng pereon1 are Tru11... of the Braz .. u ....m..11 of record eny iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9 Mn. 3 bath home. Two If any. of the real property llc:lal Record• In the omc:. 01 Publlthed Orange Coat ITHOUT. HOWEVER, THE doing bu1lne11 11: IN· Family Tru1t, u Beneflclery, encumbranoee of reo0rd to 1pacl0u1 master aultea,
.. , ... , .. " ...... _ .......... .
purported to be 3029 De-8
1 ng~ ounty:.,. tbateD~Vlr:B· 10, 17, 1985 TORE. EXPLORE ANO OP· VELOPMENT COMPANY. 1981, In Book 14337. page purdl ... ptfce. and wet bar. T1tteful
od1r Avenu.. Costa Mesa ornaexec:ut ...... Y W-386 ERATE THROUGH THE 2000 Eut Fourth su .... 600. Reeordet'• lnttrument Bldoroflwlarelnvltedr0t decor In lmpecable con-
CA ~A~~~L~Nc T ~~LL ~i~.: UAFACE OR THE UPPER Sult• 306, Senta Ana, CA No -. ol the Otflcial Reeord• the property and mull t>e In • ~ dltlon. Spa. Offered Incl
.....
IUYMMl1
AHumable H0.000 at
only 11~% and owner wtll
carry the balance. •
Bdrm. 2 beth. dbl at-
tached garege wtth many
upgrad". A PIHaant
SurprlHI Hurryl Call
6"8-7171
THE REAL
ESTATERS
de1crlbed •bove II lheccnty~Clers,0~0ri· DallyPllo1 March27,Aprll3, RIGHT TO DRILL, MINE. VESTORS ASSET DE· recorded December 28. be aat111fed out or th• •• ~ ' Iott with oak bookc: ....
The undersigned Trustee UL • n1m•IC W\TICE 5 0 0 FEET 0 f :UtE 92705 of Orange County, C1llf«nl1 writing and may be deltv.red d 13 IO OOO MARTHA
dlscl1!ms any llablllty for any ~iG~~~~IC B~~g~~N F6~ r~ nu UBSURFAC\'. OF THE John A. DIFr1nc11co, Thie Notte. 11 given In to ttle admlnllfrltOI' 11 826 Ian . &...-a2oo ••ES• \/EROE·. 38R ..... , 1"correc:tness of Ille street FICTITIOUS IU ... ll LAND HEREINABOVE DE· 2000 Ellt Fourth Street. c:ompllanc:e with the wrltttn South Shannon Santa Ana I MACNAB '"' " "'..,.
aeldress and other common CASH ~payable 81 lime of . SCRIBED. "AS RESERVED Suite 306, Senti Ana. CA appllc:atlon made 10 the California t27o4, or may t>9 • 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~!ii~~ Fam rm. Cholol com«
deslgnlllOn. If 1ny shown tale In lawful money of the NAMEITA~NT IN THE DEED FROM THE 92705 TrulteebyaaidBeneflclaty ftledlntheOft\otof ttleClerk lot. By ownr. S,..2,000,
her8tn ~~,~~~ F~~~~s~N;~A~~~ d;~ :!=: :~:,:: IRVINE COMPANY. A WEST Wlltllm M. Geyer, 2000 On Mlleh 13. 1ta5. whlc:h of the Superior Court 11 lny 4 ~ ~!t!{:.~ng 545-2247, 9e8-1970
S11dsalewlllt>emade but TO THE COU N TY Speciellies Lid 16842 s0 IRGINIA CORPORATION. Eatt Fourth Street, Suite ltthed1teolthelniU1lpul>ll· time aftw the nret publl· ...... _
w1thou1 coventnt or war-COURTHOUSE 700 CIVIC Harbor Blvd Sanll An• CA RECORDED DECEMBER 306, Stnta Ana. C1lllornl1 ceuon of thl1 Notice ol Salt, cation of thl• notic. and on knoll, overlooking Ir. It, Id r-..
ranty,expreuorlmplled,re-CENTER DAI.VE WEST 92704 ·· · 17, 11176 IN BOOK 12000. 92705 the tollowtng emounte rep-bet«• the making of the Back Bay. atone nre-' 3BR, 2ba, lam rm. frpl,
gerding title, poese1s1on, or SANTA ANA. CA 111 right, Timmy Joe Montron. PAGE 668 OF OFFICIAL RE· Thi• bu1lne11 I• eon· r_,t the total amount of Ille ptaoe. euper eecurlty aye-atrium, lg yard. S 139,500
encumbr1ncea. inctudlng title and Interest conveyed 168.42 So Harbor BIVd CORDS. duc:ttd Dy 1 ltmlted partner· the unpaid balance of the T«m1 Ind c:ondltlonl of tem. Only $276,000. 1'1 ....... ltelhf
feet, ch1roes '"d eltl)911ses S .. C .. .,2704 • A L S 0 EX C E PT I NG ship obllglllon MCU<ad by the 1111· C111'1 or pert CMh end ol the Trustee and of the toandnowheldbyltun<W anta,.na. ""' THEREFRO M THE w11111mM Geyer Partner above-dnc:rlt>ed property art. edit thet toftuc:h l J!llllll()Uf t1(),..fi .1&11111111111 Ml-llJt
trusll created by said Deed 1&ld Deed 01 Trust in th• Thie bualnen 11 con· SUBSURFAC E WATER Thi• 1111~ent ~ .. flied to be IOld end reeaonably Ped~, to b. .::tabte to RMlton.875-eOO<l ••111.-
of Trus1. to pay the remlln-property altulled In said ducttd by: '" lndlvldUll RIGHTS. BUT WITHOUT wtth th• County Clerk of Or· •llmlled ..... c:oe•• Ind ~ IClmlnlltrator and IM Sophl•l=t.0-right and Dau Ptlat l
Ing prlflelpal eums of the County '"d Silte detc:rlt>ed i'mmy Joe Montrose filed HE RIGHT OF SURFACE ange County on February tdv111C411. reepec:tlvely: above entltted Court: 10% of alrv 3 BR p'··-lamlly a ar 2 be nr AarbOf.
note(•I secured by Slid IS hll •111_,1 Wll ENTRY AS RESERVED IN 19. 1985 Unpaid Pflnclpll balence the amount bid to aoc:om-fllll.lll IAITll.Wf . , .... s Own Deed of Trust to wtt Lot 8 ot Tr1~1 No. 3615, In with the COUnty Cieri! ol Or· THE DEED FROM THE ,_ of obll91tlon $27,411.35; an 1he ofter by cenlfled room all on one level. A duo.d to 169,900. r s 133.255.09 with 1"ter1111 the City or Costa Mesa. '"K; County on Merc:h 22· IRVINE COMPANY. A WEST C""""lnl and Whh, Al· tntlffft Ind 1111 c:harget, ~k. and the balanct to be IM IP&Ollll I II charming home with tky-•93·7581 or 858-7023
thereon trom June 25. 1983 g~1nty 01 Orange. ~1818 01 19 5 nn .. VIRGINIA CORPORATION. lorneyt et I.ft, WW~. 12.132.09; Tru11 .. ·1 F ... paid upon c:onnrmellon ol One of the flneel hornet In llght1, lovety patloe open-1 l 4
at 9 75•1. per annum H 11 d:,nta, :s ~{27 •:..:.=: Publllhed Ora Coalt RECORDED DECEMBER ~ 8Mct\, CA -and Co111. $750.93; Toll! tale by the 8upertot Court. Ea1tblutt with lefge c:oun-Ing out onto a tuah green---~!'!!"'!!'!!!!!!~~.....,_.
provided In said note(s) plus oor tn 00 · -..-~ 3 17. 1976 IN BOOK 12000, Publllhad Orange Cout Amount $30.8~ 37. Tax• rent• Qp«etlng and try l amlly room. Ex-belt and ocean view. New 11•1191.1
costs andanyadvancesol IS ane1 t6 Misc:etlineous DiityPt1ot March 2 ,April ·PAGE6680FOFF1CIALRE· Dally Piiot M11cn 20, 27. Tneundetllgnad wu19· matntenanoeexpenMtand tenalve u" ol brick. exclual1191l1tlngl $2400 down. aell•r
$19.526 20 with 1n1erest ~aps. tnRthe ~tflee01°1 .:.~: 10 17• 1985 w.694 CORDS. Aptfl 3, 10, 1985 pointed and eut>tllluttd u premium• on ineurance ac:-eneloMd courtyard, air ......... prov!~ FHA nnanclng, The beneficiary under said ounty ecor er PARCEL 3: W-672 Truate under thll Deed of c:eptable to the purc:haMf conditioning, IP•. tire pit, low n ed 1 t
Deed or Trust he<etolore e•· CoTu"'Y add and P\a.IC NOTIC£ NON-EXCLUSIVE EASE· Truet t>y11Ut>ttllutton dated lh811beprorated11 of dl1e 1/2 baallelbell court and ---------• nter•t ra e. eeuted and detlverlld to lhe he street reas MENTS OVER SUCH PROP· December 10, 1984, and r• of confttmetlon of Hie. TM 1 t>eeutllul vtew. Seiter ---------2BR townhoUM with r:;
undersigned 11 written ottier common deelgnellon, FICTITIOUl IU ... 11 ERTY AND FOR SUCH corded December 1~. 1984, uarnlnetlon of tltll. record· may leaH option! II &lllTI ege. Only '83.500.
Dectr111on of default aM ~ If i ny. ol the real property NAMI ITATl•NT PURPOSES. ALL AS SUCH f'tll.IC NOTICE In Book··. P~. lnllru-Ing of c:onYe)'9llCI and any M 30,000 Including lend. We need 2 good Nin• Peg Oam«on 559-~
mend for Sale. and a wrlliM descr:::ied t>!.b;fo;; ci:. The following pereon1 are EASEMENTS ARE RE· ,ICTinOUa IU..... ment Numl>ef 8.4·516428. tttlelnturancepoltc:ytobeat Aak fOf SALLY SHIPLEY pereon1. We ofter a gert•
Notk:e or Default and Etec purport lo · dolng bullneat 11: SERVED IN THE SECTIONS Olfic:l1I Record• of Orange ttie upenH ol the and JOYCE OAB0LT eroua commfnlon pro-tlon to Seil The under111grled odsr Avenua. Coate M.... K AND S MARINE SER· ENTITLED "UTILITIES". NAMI ITAft•MT r County Ceilfornt1. purc:hat«. • gram. If you'relooklng for
c:auted said NotlCe of Oe C~h d-•""ned Truttee VICE. 539 Fullerton Ave • "SETTLEMENT A.~D EN· dolThe bUI~ :.''°"' 1 e Date: 3/8/85 The ptoperty 11 to bl told a ComP*'Y that haa an fault tnd Elect Ion to Seti to e un ~..., Newft....,. Beech CA 926&3 R 0 AC HM ENT AN 0 "G o ., · 3 Newpef1 lft~ ..,. on an ··11 le" batlt I d ti I ---::~=-==-'"'."':'~==~ t>e recorded In !he county dtscta•m• a"y llabtlity tor any ~ .Edwlfd Smith, 539 "COMMON AREA EASE· GOOD SOUNDS, 308 4th Ylce CotporaHofl, dolnt TM property nWeln de-aggr••• ve • ver • ng Alll• 1n flllll
where lhe real property II tncom1ctnel'S of the 11r .. 1 F flerlon NB CA t28&3 MENT" OF THE ARTICLE Street. Newpor1 Baec:h. CA .....__ .. TRUeftl llft· terlbad It commonlY r• program. computer, MC· heutlful 2t3e aq" 4 ISA
IOClled. address and othe< c:o= UKetly :,.m.e Mc:Cunnlff, F THE DECLARATION EN-92~ hell J Good 308 YICll, •r: Dewld '· ferred to .. 9185 eoci(1100 ·---------retery. bMUtlful offtc:. & 3 ba •/8onut rm.'HtaNY Dete MlfCh 7. t985 de•tgnillon. II eny t821 Mef1ner1 Or . Newpor1 ITLED "EASEMENTS." IC . x. ........ "'"'••rtl Fountain VIM/Wt/. Callfomla: all the help you need. cell upg'd '""'°"' A't>eoiut•
Zeftlth Eecrow hntee. • herei" Beech CA 92680 PARCEL 4 34ttl Street, Newpor1 Beac:h, Publllhed Orange Coaat A I•••• o r • I p I r o •I T Pl ul nowt Atk for Jim or bergeln at S2Tl,900. A ..
Caltf. c:«p. a• Ntd tru1IM, Said Hit wtll be mtd•. but Thi•' buslne11 11 c:on· NON-EXCLUSIVE EASE· CAT!l2688b I .. ,. con Dally Piiot March 13, 20. 27, 157-085·35. Th• under· 0 ace your Maryanne aume S117,l500 at ,~
llS e. lante Fe Ave., Vl1ta, wtthoul coven1"1 or war· d ltd b tner1 MENTS OVER SUCH PROP· "I ua ne • 1985 llgned reeervet ttle right to ',Fas\ Rei; ult.. P:IX~O OMO 2nd W 't
CA noa3 (911) 751·7'20, ranty~expr Implied, re-~ r c:g:i~ K911y J. ERTY AND FOR SUCH du~ed by-an lndlvlduel W·655 re}eci #l'f and all blclt. Servt('e Otrectory . . on ., Ndy" Rowe gerdl e. l>OIMlllon, or M ean ft . PURPOSES AS SUCH Mltehell J. Qoodz ...... ._.... .. .. Traditional """' To ... cell Patridl i.u .....d Or Co encum ancea. lncludlng c:Cunnl ASEMENTS ARE RE· Thie 1t11ement wee filed • ...... ef ad Call Now Re I TenoN 131·12te
Dally ~llot Marc:~": 20 ;;• fees. c:harges and axpent419 Thie 111ternen1 waa ~ ERVED IN THE SECTIONS with the County Cler1C Of Or· For Claatlfi.d Ad ............. et.. 642•1671 a ty of the True:ee end of the wtthtlleCOUntyClerlcol~ ENTITLED "OWNERS' ange County on F.t>ru1ry ACTION ..,_.,......., .... De-6317370 1985 W·649 truets crHled by said Deed ~~x; County on Marc:fl 2 ' RIGHTS AND DUTIES. UTIL· 27. 198& Cell a ~~ ()range Coee1 •
of Trust. to pay the remain· PtntM ITIES AND CABLE TELE· "70001 O.lly Pltot = Piiot Mllett 2'7 U
Ing prlnC1p1I sum1 of Ille ISION.. "UTILITIES" PublilMd Orange Coat AO-VISOR / ' '
---------notl(sl eeeured by aa1d O ':!'.b~~~.o:n~ .. ~"SUPPORT AND SETTLE~ Diiiy PMol Maren 9. 13, 20, i , 1185 Wf'h.47I P'talC M>TICE Deed ot Trull to wit. a .. , ' • .....,.~ ' ENT" .. ENCROACH· 27. 1985 4"2•5678
---------1133.255 09 with Inter"' 10• 17• 1985 w-etf MENT" AND "COMMUN!Tr w.838
P1CTITIOUTI ~MINTll thereon from June 25, 1983 ACILITIES EASEMENT" I------------------1 NAMI I A'• 1t 9 75~ per 1nnum u THE AATICLE ENTITLED .,._ti' Mft'l'V'f'
TM tol'c>Wlng persona are provleled I" Mid not-C•I plut f'tll.IC NOTIC( "EASEMENTS" IN THE "8.IC ll>TICE P\llJG flOTIC( """°"' "'"-.
dol"G t>uelneet u costs llld 1ny tdvenc:e. of DECLARATION OF COVE·
MCT ASSOCIATES. 7701 S 19,5211 20 W11h lntlf .. t ,ICTmOUI .,._.. NANTS CONDITIONS ANO
Wflmflr, ~·. Huntington The t>enetkll•ry und.,. llld NAMI ITA TlmwT A e s T R I C Tl O N 9 R I! •
9each. CA 92047 Deed ot T1u11 heretofore ex· Ttle foltowtnO pertOnt.,. AOED ON JUNE t , tt79
Cfl.,.IM Aobert Steutt.r ecuted •nd dettv.fed to 1he dOinCI bYa1neet •· N 900K 111M PAGE 420
Jr . 1701 Wainer. C-38. undarelgned t written OAANGEMATIC. 112 I Of°FICIAL RECOROS Ofl
Huntington 8Hc:h, CA Dec:1r111on of defeult tnd 0... Kettering Str .... tl'VIM, C4lll-ID COUNTY. (THE .. MAS-
PIRI ANd CAIUAL TY
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THI CANADtAN INOIMNl'TY COWANY
S.O HAMOft kVO .. COITA •IA. CAUPOflNIA ... y.., lftdM December 11, 1184
t2t47 mend for Sale. Ind II wtllten lornll 92714 !A DECLARAtlON") AND Oennll AHlll Corrado, 930 Notle4t ol Default end Etec· Fretnly Squeered, inc., a H y ,_ M E N D M 1 HT s Tot el edmftted HMtt $63,502, 702
Celle Pluma, San Clemente, tlon 10 Sell The undelJlgnecl C.Ulomla OO(J)Otatlon. 1'2 I HERETO. tellltbff0*9 57,310,Ne
CA t2t72 _ _j,. oeuled Mid Notte. ol 0.. Keuerino s11eec. IMne, calf.. The atreat lddr.. and .i eurplut fund• -0·
TNt bull,_. It Con• fault and Elec110n to Seit to fornla 92714 ,_ common -1on II I ,..Id p/G 1 entu Capltll/Sllt t""' "--lt 1 250 000 duC1*I by. • otnetat Plrt· bf recorele<l 1r1 the county Thie bulln"' 11 c:on· eny, Of the ,;;;-;op.,,..; • ,..... -u u ' ' u ~ 1 ..,,..,.,.. • • nerth!P OA ,.~. wner• the real pr~ It ducitldby:tcorJ>C)fatlon uctllled 000 11 Unattli)Md fundt(turplua) •.041,815
CA Stauffer, """" tocetad Aonald K. Young. Pr..... ported to be: 12 l'lo.-Surptut•regtrdtpollcyholdert 8,181.815
redo O.t• Maret\ 7 tta5 dent -lrYIM Celillomta Income'°' the Y'M" 42,4", 104
TIW ttaternent W1llf 116"1 ~.....,......, • Thlt atatefMft' ... flled 2714 ' Oltbutaen*'4t for the yw 41.172,t-'3
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ange County on Fe«>rvery -I ....... '• A".!_'1 Vleta. enge Counr, on Maret1 22. AUSTU OISCLAIMI ANY Annull St1t..,_,t for the year en<*f ~-3t, 1914 mede to the u. • ......__
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Deity Pilot M.,:T.13, 20. Deify Pilot Marctl 1l. 20, 21. Delly Pilot .... ettT. Aptll 3, TIIM aald .... ~ "'Ilda ... .,. •• 1221.000 Ow11 r
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IAYFAONT BG CYN TWNHOME:"ltee 1i~~lt=''=-M: '™ m conao In Budget .. ,...., MOO'• i.:t;.oeuRF'MON'f. §hr 2L A80 et'~f~7~+ 112
270 Sq '" ...... 4 8d 3 ,A Ba, tam rm, fM. tf 28d/den, 2 'ABa, dee-dining tr • ,_.:,.. In-Sea Harbor. Jacuzzi, 3br cNrm frptc bMlc: 21A apt with 'aaldom M. .aT llTll .a retrlg, atove, dthWSh; · IMlnd. Gd ldng l700 ~~7~ago,mey '::i,~-;J:1~~1-=x°1f ~~= ::S"-: rn'iee~1o~r~ =1:C,~~,.:.-=~T"~'400/mo. ........... ~·~C't:.,C: .,,._,, lettla;!ltl1I BM =,/t:.:;"::
Beyfront OUplu W/dOck 11··---· ..... L/I Gold carpet King ~ _5,714/~778 ·----11 Val n.,........... -umaw ..... 17&-1107
Blkttobc:h 2-38'13.HK -· .. ._ bedroom 117500 ..__. ...... 1111Condo,1 etOtY 2"· 1ba, ......... , • • I .... -----·.,.. ... 2 .......... S449Mwl1and8ordMux ,.._ .. · · ~ _ new c:erpet' paint, v•'' 1111,......, Wkly rentltl 11'"• a ---•• Maklun ... ,,,,.-• ......, mdlco-opw/brk844-7070 ..-540-5837 SHORES Gated cant. Mt5. Oya Shannon llwal 1711 ,............ ob -up. Garden~*'l,.":
Yllll lll~I PtlfllHlt ~rt,Specloul Dbl Ilk• new. 48A tim. Pvt Tc';;': m::.:1~· 9YM Ste¥• ;&NAAB OPiRtNd; ..... lwt Piiia. ~ed ~ ~ 0: to !re. V:::, on pc H AJI
.... 11111111 28r/2balfamrm, frpl, ~. ~~~=b~3':t ::~:· New turn. T Iba.._, tlOUM & 111111111'1'1 p,_1111,141-1111 INNEWPORTBEACH ~~tg1~8'1. aep.entr._Mjtrf7M700• IDMll Tl llH,111 tkyllt" thru-out vaulted r pool 15200 Grenet Ave A greet place to live on the · HWy. 4 bloc:kl from Wedge on c.111, pool/jacl d9c:k, view MOblle home OYlr age 55 .... 11e.1hltt4 . 4bf ~ den frptc P'9 L.Me Elllnore •STUNNING lf ... 18drm Upper lay. Private Ulguna awn. 414-4294 lrigM ~ Oflklt,
Balboe Penln9ula Point. 2 & tecurlty. 118,000 Celh ~· C.M., 2br w/room ....... 1112 ~I 53M180 IMt ... •1, 2, 39", from 1315 ~/Gar~O y(1'.:ool clubtlOUIH I tlHlth pM W mil. ~I M..:'1~
large 1 Bdrm unit•. dn, wi no quallfylng. add n 17000. t31·5M8 ,__._. · .. ..a.a •LM•vtew. Water90eplng mo. tpal, a tennlt court•. 7 WkJy ,_... now 811911 •
Ste.380 yeerty Income. 1219,000 lll0-1190 L::::::fHa 1'11 E-eldeHott .... 2brc:om-~ ....,. •O.atowa Wl.,.A_ poole,c:loeltobu..,_, s 1211•&ue> 2274_,... 11d9, OC Aer,ort
1545/1547 Mliamar Of. l"YllW ---ii?'r • •• decor pvt petlo ;cOVilY 21ra;r, WWW •Cerpetlng &dtepee Want. UllC'llon of gt.at oc Airport. FUhlon pon,lllld. c.M. 848-7445 ., ... ~ ol ~'
Ilia H mn ( ... lell uoo part utll• pd gat Yfd Gd nghbttld rt( •Pool a.. llV!ng? W• CM offer Ill llland, convenient ltlOpe en.toe. 700 llQ ft. ....,..
" Bdrm. New Bedford With ONL y l75K down, tlli• 531..e 190 Beat Atty'-tchi. ..00 213-132.aSsa •Cebtl TV thing from • tmall ec>t r~ on tlgllt. Ill I Ill L-tlon .,.., 2 offtoae, 1 ..
view tor 1low1330,900. over. No quallfylng. lllTILI OPEN HOUSE·DAILY 2-4 a 41d hat. If loc*lng In 302tW.CoMtt1WY N9w· room & ltCW'llGI .,..
Guard get• community Trade OK. Gr .. t rental aa-••••n t. Tu • u ~ 3 1 Jc1 t 1 : Satvr~ & Sunday 11-3 CM,Nl,or HI tlllnk of u• Slnglee 1 a 2 Bdrm A.pert· port BMetl, kltcneN, TV SM&tmo. Al H J!roper1y with pool, IP•. tennlt. .,... Call Alctc lyert ...... --. own nr . g IN..,..ND EMPIRE nm for tllat cholCe of mentt & Townhouell. S 125+ -tgl, no~· Mgmt. 852-1113
Call todtYLAgt. 75t-1H7 lto-7292 ANY TIME PUP llllllmf :'r.l:s ~~~~IM P"?:,~'7"r,_-:t,~2MT ~ 1Mna (Alk ebout turnlttl-0 1fttaJ1 te NEWPORT CEH1'ER OfC. Y1LU ULllA.. Bkr/Co-op/tee-upamelled l14/llM1ll TSL MGMf 842·1803 ec>tt. complete with TV, n.--_.. 200 S/Ft Shin ~Clan,
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18r+d«ttl. 1\.\BaAiCcuetom .... , ....n1 I Ir me._.. VU, pool, dbl encl gat, up-Ctltu... ... 1711 -&1'8 -• _. rented for lhOrt term or 1 Am ln §id eonao wJb mttHQ'" 7dt-421a Clf P• ng, . up· ltMrt 1411 ,_, graded. hi& 854-2043 ... ,_ • ...._ longer). On JambOf• ... · · """",.....,...,----.,...--graded decor, oethedral lttM 111 11drm & den, bltlnt, Lovely.quiet complex Rd. at San JOIQUln Hiiia pool, epa. gat. -25 tem Mr'PO't ....-r1um ct.
_B_L_U,-,.-,-Y-O_W_N_E_A _I celllng•" HCurlty a PALM DUEAT AHOAT U.T.C. 2br. 2be, dbl get, carport, ... pool. 2 w/poof .. gat lndry Rd PNf. 759-0443 Tom pMc.lnQ, utll }M'KMll
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Lg taaum tv•% lotn Ing dlatanc. to bch. Rec· fabulou• golf/mtn vtew. ctitU LI LI Bit peta. 131--3"0 1725. 780-11H 5-7pm '~15-1445 ...-llrMl•vl now/Chuck dy °"8Y· 862·9311 ~~~~11:;:o_1831 s9:~~~F:fr:m~J:i ~tu~t~=.c; 21M ib. iOft a;;, get, ........... llll 13~~~2:~~.=:•ry, ~==. :=::::.. 5: . S5S-10007M-5412ev Offtoe~for .... 1or
tfrn-kayt ~:1~~1c:' low down 72().3939 Peu 11~~/~~~ifnd ~--ibt JG:, pe&. l1ao0 84o-111f" TSL MANAGEMENT ~br "=. ":: ~:;.~ ~ w:=. =
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--·-* or app !&.t I= = Paul Even•Aot 720-3139 tngl aty VIiia. .. to ctita... nu 64M122or842·1I03 Spaciouu 1114Jle one or c~ '4&-0194 llMCUVWlebi..137& .. ...-r-•.. Lata Aaa lMI ~t.nr c .._ bMctt a new Mz Cwtton & two bedroom -b tor 2""' ·""°°tor 1 rm. A new hOme on 70x 110 f\ ,..... ,.,..,. 3 Id 1 1/2 le, large yerd, H tel 11 • ..,. 17 .. --.. 1 IA , .... Wat ii\ !i!!S ..... -• aa. '""' AM the~ Stv NB ample p,uklnn Ant
Ital lot for pool and VIEW IY m : Super! bdrm 2 condo. 09' Mar. Cellf. corner lot, av•ll C/1 . 0 . ....... -pool s'.435/mo 11t~ 1 ~i;,,, .,;.·;:::. Condo '4507mOwlmd.., 813-179f •
of Bay, oceen a llOhtl. bl iraded. many xtru OcHnfront, WHt of 11275/mo 979-7133 M·F I .... , a1o0 dep lrNned oe-I d iO ' ' 842·5e24 or 646-1.00 Ouallty decorating In trl-Incl IP•· N~ Parle & So. r~rack. Accomodat" ... ,. 2b Ilk h t ~ ... ~ ... cu,..ncy U1-o424. ~ ry rm, ~ t ' ~· Share 1/2 of 555 IQ ft, of level 8ed tlo L Cat lua Appt No tt 4, 1 Br dlx unit Wiii trade _.,.,, r • omt 1u• 3 mL t hOUI: ,... · o pet• 1515 o _..... CdM prof. age 23-30 to lhr prime tpa09. Avell now
II I & .f 17:' erge 1157 500 557·l3-« ag equity for 1mlJ1 motor· cloeertooc.anwon't ut belt I =. con: 2Br 181 2240 Pacific. TSLMANAOEMENT 2br 2bt 1450•,Autll. Your 1llare It 13~/mo. s~~lt •r; orr~o:"'~ · · homeortllter7H-7~ other• avall 539·1190 ~11_.&mo e4o-53 15 Ytrd, 981, no pet• '595 754-0081or842·1803 Ocean llde PCH. Need Call Mickey 11 975-231 1.
2001 Kl~d 1479 000 rn .... I Iii ~ L. 'II Beat Alty,_ . Sierra M91"t 836-0772 DUI ..... n• tum. Mk for R. Gerela. • to 5 Mon tllN Frldey. . ' . i 11 !I00-1Q 113 gy; Old ya r:1i. Exec. Home: SIA 2ba. 3Br 21Ale Condo. Pool, 2 Ir 1 ba 2 aty ~a fURNISHEO or D/95!--3432 El975-39ea • CdM dtu ultM AC empl
HO~I ., IM. CM 846-8483/14e-145t 115o oOo ; m WANT r::J vtewi7~turn fcdlchlld ok, 1750. plmo. htrbOr 523-3008 to anr nloe 31r 2ba So of Coeet Hwy 87s-et00
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Wl\TI HI HO'lll patio un mo nr Bay St 7.tt:7.! ~ = 8990 180daguPanotamlc r,o~· :~:: drp•. pvt '~. gar. u;::" ,.::'4 ~N~ UNFURNISHED CdM. Male 25-40 n-tmkr prkg, from seoo 2U5 E
REAL ESTATE '71 a.so tlr AIC •Int dJs>!U COMrn. NI Wiii 1 Imo. 41A 2-atory, 2 car get, bftl 720-8730 I ~ HEALTH PCH l400tmo. 813-2008 , MO FREE
111·1400 cond Coate M ... ipace 1 ~ d . Q EA :1 E CO Irvine Terr. leeut. 48A to ocn. Sngll ok, pool E·alde 21r 1 Chltd ok No ut. ..... ftfl CORONA DEL MAR. 2 Id XLNT LOC-UTIL INCL
--------rent' 1130 ISOOO . . 759'-1111 2'Abl.Excelcond.Hrdwd pr1V.l1500/mo 842~242 dOQ12583-BEldenU95 ;28M2iliNt,(d; CLUBS TE NNIS 2 Ba F/P, WID, N·tmkr FROM95c&S150 UP
Mutt llll l20S OOO Belt 548·2052, 842·2800 .... l ftrt. Encl beck yard. Welk BLUFFS 3 Ir 2+ 12 ba + 1400 dep 875-9291 lltnt, cpta, drpe, encl get, SWIMMING plu\ M40 mo 759-08S8 CALL (714) ee&-8193 • · ti 1 bWtl or Faehlon lelnd. Trina 548 Viet• Qrande. llkupe. No peta N50 + much more' Sorry
vtlue In Eutbluff. 4lr laytlde VIiiage. 300 E. 11700/IM,t31-280hv t1400 111/331-tf4e •21r 11anrSCPlu,8.A. seoo• 540-4484 no pet~ Models CoataMwneerOCCfull C....t.J 28a w/~rt yrd entry. Cout Hwy, NB (Sp 325, --• · Patio cerpott pool tpe · I prMleQM 1175 • utll. ..._,_ Pvt bectcyrd, new paint, Mayflower) Reduced ..... r....... OLD! CORONA O!L MA.A MIO No pett 7'22..011 31A 2'hbl, dbl ger, lndry. open dat )' 9 to 6 751-!W or w-&&t5 lwl:~i-=:~.::::711~""'
W1fY nice. A.at• wetoome lt0,000to138.500. 2 8' iC2! z1... llD Spec 3 bf, 2 bl. trplc, lllLIMI mTALI , a A ... R1 .. S775, Avall Aprll 15, ~ Fem/anr -t>Mut N 1 3bf t tor-
780-9244Of147-2374 2b•. dbl Wide, tun tower. ---petlo. 11300/mo.. LINDA llLE: LMge enter· ·~·Lu::--L~ .. At~ 840-0. 783 or H1.o318 twnhM. pool ..•. ·avllll age, 2715-740 IQ ft.,...
NEW POAT CA!ST Loweat Lotl of deck. 875-4023 ts::JOner QY. Cfi 2 id Joyce Waltt 831 1211 talnlng roome. Spenlltt LQIW ,..,..._ &~·1' CIOM to OOMn 11r quiet lmmed. '445 1to-ea 18 Cotta MeM C·2. 641-7241
townhouM. Pool & tennla Ii:: .... -•..a V r/pOOI c1 ' ....,.. ..,_... . ' A rt ts prlot 4lr Condo In New· Brand New Double Wide In court a 1195 873.oaH .,..ta ...,. Illa •~500 end MUna. W• acoept pet•. From complex, lndry . carport. P• mtn F/r.mmt to 111r 2br houee llbt. a.tall 811
port IMcl'I. Tennie, pOOI. E•clutlv• Adult Perk. IMnlllllft llTll Docl(. Imo. 1515. 714155'1..eaoo No pet• 1525. 531.().490 Newport Bue.ti So. CdM 1va11 411 142s1mo .,.-••-
Xlnt locatlof\ 1171,900 laok b•Y· . Newport HOUM·COM roommlt .. 1 Id L .... .:.... ,. __ ,. ISL u '1 F s, -~-~!' ~J •WR8T810R 21 21 PllllT. m-·-1700 l61h <.1reet aft 8•30144-4021 . -_ .. Own« will help flnence. Baecll. 12500 down or gr .. t locetlof\· 1715-3451 --e ...,. ... o. pac oue , • ...._., ..... .. .. r •· ..... ;J • • ISC-0580 P T
842 .. 187 Agent 131.950 Celh. 811·2004 eve 841-4001 deyt P~ i:;~5~~~ ~~~~~~!:),~: ~7 ~/mo. No 2::a.1:;Ji~:.. ~: ~~~-°S~;~ L~."~~ :'!:'. ........... -
31r 2 .. norttl CM. Pool, ................. Wtttllde CM 3 Id 1 t/2 2 '*'°"'·no:: 1125. Ntwpor18.adl No. E.C.M. Sandy 657-7513 sPIMITOXt MilBINdi
1pa,grdnr,nopet111200 111·1• llMlll ... twnhM •'Yte 9')t. ....,1 Mf25-40"" lg l'\Ome, rm/ A~ ·~ • ...A" 8M~ ~ awre Mgmt 131.()772 Newty l'9l'l'IOdeled llt-N, IU ...... 1 aal 880 l"11ne Avenui> t>etcony/vtewtpool/ape .............. """' 1 1,. ..v .., -~,...,,._;.._.,....,,..,.--....,,...-OW Incl. Pltlol kldl °"· ...... Ill 16th) 1326/mo•'-WI S40-«64 Camino AMI. Sen Cttm.
S '•31r21enr8CPtu,8.A. Exec.41r21hba,2cerget 17Hl45-te4tllao-7275 645·1104 Llc'CI 482•72" YD NEY 1~ra'°N:W.h~:r· Nwpt Creet Condo. Many IEAUT. 2br Condo on the m llTt ELDERL y PARENTS?
x1r• 11350. 770..()453 water In C.M .. nu cetpetl, Live where you have ••••T llAllU IP1'I 41-5138 anytime Vacancy In luxury retlre-
0 lmlA HUAAY HAAIOA AIDGE HTAT! dfll)el. frpl, mbo, gar •St>ectecultr ec>tt Encf • ment home Non· AmD. MARR Good ..c-up 2br 2bl nr 4 Ir. fem rm, prof .-0 a •';r:· pool a •· *1a28'. 1 a 2 .. tult• heu~~2:,,2':o:f~-Neat Mtygolnt fem, CM or ambYlatory. &434411 ••••••••••••• ::. = ~:f:ed turn, mag OOW1 & cty !he 117 Imo. 54-2447 ·~owntlOuW ~• avelt S ;450 Sorry, :x, owr ~~ t~! Lett 6 , ....
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...... 111* 81&.:=·1~1:=:· .sTAml !Prlv•t• balconlM or no 1)911. 780-0819 131 1hm.640·7035 moa
TllurMI)', Marcil U ~ ~ ~~ NewpOrt Hta 21A 2be. pm,f 11.Um 01td«t petlot ... UITll• Nwpt lch M/F 21r 28a. Pvppy male bfown '-:
ARIES (March 2 1-Aprtl 19): New approach brinas arcatcr G« ~11 SIOO kid• ~it=9*~ ,:::· ~~~ WIYllT1 s='=:~ ~~~rys:: :Yi11!:; =~ti~.,-;: ~!6&~ag n oua. H
security. Break from traditional methods is imminent. Focus on h o me. 53M190 ... t Al1y '-11451mo eia-2520 · Aortl. 28drme aac>tmo a •3 L'9hted tennlt cour1• curlty combined with at your door S405+1200lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
pro peny. insurance. security, basic values. Love will be sparked, Brend new ooncto. 38A 38drm• NOi/mo. G• •2 Swimming poo11 1wees>lr:!9 fairway view ~t 815-8334
includes family. Leo plays role. 21Aba AIC frplc Qll' LM ~t Creal 21c1+cten 211'\ba rtngt, gerblge cftlpoeel, •Stream• a Pond• make Big Canyon Eaat Prof anr comp tum 2 br 2
T -'URUS (April 20-M ay 20)·. Follow throu~h on hunch -ideas •1200 or • ... Opt "'ell lnl vu. Avall. now. ~. r9friCI & ~. •Sorry. no Pit• 1111 mott aouglll aner ba Pr11 ........ t .... , OwMr n 541-7782 or 552·2022 ' lt200/mo, 720.()133 or '°' lnfonftattOn call •Fumlehlngt avail rent••• In Newport .. -.. ....
abound. you can be sclecti ve. Good lunar aspect iJhliahts trips. visits. L• opt allO 7ee-eol2 TWA ml.. WHY NOT CALL a..ch. 2 ~ get 11 door. awey
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relatives. family reunion . You have rare opponuntty to recoup loss. to Condo: 1 ltory, 21A, 1ba. Ooelnfr 3br 2be ""' c11·=· pool, jac • ~y other Pat, M().()52
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bef. eam. locate aniclc hidden fro m view. new eatP9t l pelnt, ve-ont. 1 000 "' 111-1111 ernenltlea Aeedy for oc· Pro! 10 lhr ioe 38d 3Ba 'f c•nt. HH/mo. Dy• trplc c:o«*. kltdl 1 ._....... Mon-eupancy No pets p..... h COM 1!16/ 0 Oya GEMINI (M ay 2 1-Junc 20): Cycle high. k~y is to divers1 Y· to open Shannon 1s1..e1t1: evea Into 53t-l180 Beat,_ dtY ttwOUGtl Friday SURI YILUll ca11844-0509 1or appt ~-64 11 ev 780-';'537
lines of communication . Mo ney picture is bnaht. funds will be made Steve 841-3473 Aere h~t overtooM IAiTSIOE 11r. 1m111. 15555 Huntington VIiiage •WESTCLIFF 2Br. t'hl• "THE ORIGINAL" ~vailable. You'll l~atc lost ar:ticle. you'll aain confidence and romance Elllde de!UM TwMae. 3 OCMn p~ beeh off PCH Glean, pvt encl petlo, oer· i..ne. from Sen DleOO TownnouH. No pet•
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individuality. personalitr. ability to take arcatcr charac of your o~n H75/mo, U,.,2tl iUMMEASET MOL Hrt>t iliMPUce. poot, !*lo· McFaddtn. mTllT • NEWPORT 75&-
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over your shoulder, but )O~ H succeed despite p~ssure. You II aa1n trp1c 1141 190 -MonrOvte 5410331 croee Cf9ell enc1 cees.r St. LMYI ptl. number for a.t 1111 GOiden AMAK
access to •'private" 1nformauon. leM My... con tum 11';'9' ttuCIO er. Off9f a unique aippt...MW7511 bOMoAX bi!!L UXK ~ .. ._ 1
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MAL UTAfiiALd lll?BI& n:.:'~t =~=~ l ~ '°' a f..t peoed PIZZA I NIT&.. .ippiy .. ewe. "2-4$3 ~. ~s~ Into /IO lulukl Ge 450 iiio. ITllU• llW *""'"'* Exper.131-~ lnO pert0n. IO+ wpm, dally'~.:,~~ flfper. Apply Tue-Fri UILllAT-obo~931~nda 1S40JemtMllee N.I .
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thorthand, man• t c..,t o ... _.., t 1em-2pm. 9430 WllMI ..,_, full ttme. Cont~ Im·-·-· Adjeclnt t FMNoft lelend If yo.I .,. c9edlceled and ID LKA• llT P9t90t! etaft. !Xper. w/.iA r~ oNV & •.,ox Ave, Ft. Vly. Eddie, 142-47M LES ,ff7.f13s '83 auii*I Ketene 1100, •• o I''' lftOtMltld to ,.,,_ • PIT '°' 11o9noe PfOO'MI P"W of eme11 C<t, non-009Y9 of WOttt to St9119 loeded. ahowroom oond. -••• ... """W lft OOffto MUet be comfor1ab1i .tth wnitr, flbulout Npt "*"'· Hough, Art Olr9otor. P\MT.... Ulll .. 111•• M<?VINO SALE. No toorn hit offw. 131-47U :--------....... '9" ...... bro-~ c:tlldNn end hew ono. xlnt ae1ary a --.. 1--.uin FOA SPORTS in!*' hOUM '°' din. Mt. A w:::c NII llW 'II llW' 11-.. •I treln yo11 to own ttenepottetlon. Flelt· efttt, ,_,IM a tatwy to: IU• llAIT Mr'llfoe route mutt heve for Women• Pro Vollyball 10 Velour c:oudl; dbl, ltt --..1 · I
be• pro. 8ullmtt your,.. 1tM houta 536-4325 2831 Baythore Of, Nft-Ul.Y Pl.IT own cw ~2« LNQue. 120K to l'fOOK twln ~d•. 150-1450. •-~t•• --l•t w Mike--. 010 ' .$1iOrt&Mch.CA~ -aaow a. et · ~!ft-,_. to 80¥98eflwlonMc•t100. _, ••--
A•etova Corp. S800 mJUll Uft.. Coeta -ci. tHH deya, nwtt know or be 726-7403/D 494-5641/E ilH••llH• • ~::,_ ~-~~eita5 °B::i ':n~,~ FEIEUL JIU ~.t:s~n~~~ Reff~, :'c ~urn. deek. ~-=t=!"' *'.-Tl* Hu flu.Reta req. Fr-1e1Govwnment~hlr-UULlllllTllf ,....,,.1116111 Cart9n,"4-t7H ~ 155~-s~1sf\Hn & detalta.a.45-5217 :!=
Patt Ot full tll'M ..._Dev 720-7443 :.nr ~ou~:t t:;~ NWJ)t Bch. Hs>ef. lltl-Need ambftlolJa perton to UIJl-l&llW&ll . BAY STREET IMPORTS
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.., t'lelle. 175-1MO Patt time oener• lllbor. dabl• for Job Info. ~ N":: .mo1c... ~~:_~n. Delly !.,,~t. retail hardware "°'•· TIYITI Bleck on Black -2 to tlll MW Beg a1or1Qe. Pvt dub. 312/888-434hxtE·1530 only. SalatY bued on commlaalona~~tM; S.. St.w, H.W. Wright C.ta.... 1114 choOMfrom
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MW rll)ldly growing Cor· 8•m-2pm, 144-5-404 PIM. &lllltllT u.y I .MllTlllt&. a.42-4333 ext. 229 UUllUI St,.. Vanguard Way. Dellvert ,,_,.Y L ....
ooa d•I Mar hHCf... . .. _,lit Tm For Natlondy Recognized Muet have Cetlf. 110 6 be llA•u -·-for Golt Shop ...... Muat S • t u r d • Y 3 I 3 O lU llYlll LUii ~~t~aehion 1.::!i quart9red ~ .. tlon co. w/braler exper 20-25 Hra Mettlet AMeerc:tt Firm E 1 'f: bar ----_., know golf Refs. req. Cell 8:301m-2pm, Sunday • 140 1,.,.,.
Help Mtabllltl• com-plWt( moe"" ~nets. call TY1>ina aldlluuental. no · g. age no • UILY Pl.IT K •I I y . 852 .1118 9 3/31 10:30am-1pm. W · •Im-Im •••
putwtnd acctg eyatema. r>ouQ M~rl 1o.m or o.C .irPort.,.. 546-3814 :~u.!· 1frjh~.~~-330 w. Bay 9am-12noon. Ing old. MW & thlnga tl'let 1 Dtttu lllf ~~~ol5~ t~ 2pm. ·H~ue Bannk:heel, MMIAI lfflll Ave, C. M. Coat• Mesa, Ca. Ulll PIUM !"81c9u•!>IU!~545-~27! 172 510 Wgn. new motor,
GrMt beMflt1. Sa~.,Y l4S.3e7 "'" 1im.. I 150. wtt eta.rt. IHAlll·'911 ITlll for lntllflor lsndtcaplng Llnu ..... !!41 tranp. pelnt, am/fm ow..
open. Frequent ~. ..11 lllftll Pert ofc. auembly. -1c. FIT: Mngmt •JtP«. pref. P.T. &PPT. llTTlll company for Sou1~n 1XMA'TRl"aXloft!r P • very Od cond ttvu-out.
Call Inna, 173-9007 Coolct In •>tp. In pr9P. & No ••PIM' nee:. 84&-5810 can Laura. 720--0928 Enthult&ttlc appointment Calif • ., ... Bue ,.. LAG BCH AAT MUSEUM c .. L. 0 .A.C.-Totel $1900. ttade or offer. a-PlfllU llne. Contec:t Chris, n•-I ••-11t .. uen needed In Senta commlatlon. Exper, pref. SALE CONTINUES. AK pymt1 19048.48. Drive 997.3994 •--.--1 1111 -•• s.n.r. pert time •J(Pllf -•u. _ .. _ Ana olflc•. Company 557--0150 mdtc. 'A price. 1 4Ny au~ '579.51 (1040M)
Gen'I ofc. Menuel tyat9m. ContaCt Frank · · UIW1 I TIWI Need •xpr'd Pllfton. traln1. no exper. nee. u•ii -• only. Fri 3/29 1-epm. 307 --H-U-Tl-NO-TO_N_B_EA_C_H_ ~· .............. Smalt growing clotNng Tree1 RMtaurant Pvt ctub Call Tuel-Sat Studio Ave a.40-&443 Attns & eves. hr1. Salary, -. r-Cliff Dr 41M-e53t CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH ....
mfg .. 2 Girl ofc. Dutlee 973-0910 8am-2pm, (W.4.5404 no Hlllng. J•nnll., Hardwar• dept. •xper. J 1_ a.42--0631 540-5114
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mall, orden & llllng. se. e.Y ll.DI •TUI for elegant Newport 8Mctt ftndl. Apply In peraon. loii4ili5 ... p,iii!i.i6.tc"EY-t•o•R"'""siiiXliiiP~-.......... BILL YATES
VW-PO RSCHE p/hr. Mon-Fri. 11-5. enwgetlc self motivated Pt· time. lunchea. Mon-Fri. salon. GIOrla a.45-e170 P/T IAUI Plllll Kerm Rima Hardware, PHIRES. MARQUIS CUT. All makM & modela. Celt •
el 1·7983 Keren peraon wno r ... t .. well gd benefit.a. Int~ needed for Chlldr9na Furn. 2168 Harbor Bid, C.M. ONL y 125, a.40-Maa now for further . Info.
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~. now ::f tor 3-11 & 8am-1pm Mon-Fr1. $4.50 Douglas, Irv needed In Santa Ana potltlon for l'IOuMwlfe. no lnVNtrMnt 540-0118 m.~wtit;t;;d, WI .... ,..,... ..... llll ~ INft. MedCei p/hr. Call '°' lnlervlew. HOtel mwtletlng dept. Xlnt In-So. 0 .C. IOC. Call SuNn, $250. 5· Rd Mahog Cof --------
& ~ VllCS. Appty 852-8572 or 756-0849 --· come and rapid advano.-at 495-1055 for Interview IAllWIOl lllP Tbl $200. Lge Sofa & .. ,.,... hneltt, If• CYC w---nu ... _ AJ1C HAii
120 Ave. Serra, S. C. -ment fOf' quallfled J*>p... call btwn 9· 10:30 AM. Low Seat lrMtch plllo ler...._ lft " -.-·· .,,.,. ..._
I COSMETOLOGY ASSIST. The Newport a.acn Mar-No exp. nee. company P.T, lllmWIU 145-1100 1250 bth ~Uher/~ Call ic>r-~J MS 5287 met. pnt, caea, tredee, 171 s;;i;tt Hat~bd ;&;t l /P I llDIPll Uc. 107 Main St. riott Hota1 hu a f\111 time train a. Mr Evant, lmmed. openlngall Mon-1250: bth: G• BBQ l'T&. BAY:TRE~ IMpORTS financing 12495. 754-7M2 trM1POtatlon c.r, '30K
Full time. Celt9-11em only Balbo9, 875-3412 opening for cook a. 662-48-44 Fr1. 9-5. Sat. 0-1. s.lry. IMHI ........ Color TV w/ttd s100 ·79 ACCORD ..,._ auto ml, euto..p/a. ale, em/fm
•tor Cathy, * •HUTll * :nt•rHt•d Mapp~cant: no selling. Company req. 5/mora yra %•nl mite. lt•m•. 141.1843 Aate lftYim / prime COO'd.. 11K m1: $1950 587-4709
&PT&llllT.l'RllU H .B. Showroom hu ~i:!',.~~m-~ ":ad. B!~~c~~•Y ~r:·ci::::111~·v0~: ~X::::.·.ln~~~~~~~ I~~ evet Ol'l73·210edeya. P1rt1 MIS 551·9300afterl:30. IU.• t31'1 ~ ~ ~ :=:'· ~~~ten! 4-8pm, 900 New.eort c~tk: clln1'. Must tOf'la, 162-5843 heating & elect. 1yttwn1, ....... ·75 Toyota co;oa. '°' ..... IA 111111 'E B;t;:Wk ~ ' a
Costa Mee&. MW'I up. In Ing J~704 . t:inter Or. ewport wbeell~hoar~a'ndependlz-'". EatMexp•r&. PVT DUTY AIDE. room. plumbing, carpentry 6 LJtl9AJlll paC rtl, alao 4 VW Urea. 4 dr. S159.95/mo-IOeded l50ci. ~TO~ lt--'-WMI._._ .............. , BeachEOE • ... boad &tal I h palntlng. Job lncld1 ea•• all Marta.722·1174 SS38.42chwn-Tenna/48 1210 •• 1•~.1•".1120 llt;~· pr~"" i;, Ill.Mil PlllM MISllLUIEIS n ° n • • ~ ~~~ Pr• 1 tor ~t hawrt< a'I ~:c oi purchallng ot Janitorial -I Aat" Wu... RB Comm'I Cled End LM _,,.... "'
pet1. =~ 11Pt. & P~ ::;::• ~ tlOMI 17. p/hr. o wn tranap. elderly man. 5 day w<>fk auppllet. Good salary. Ev•rythlng goeal WI llf &U •D lLL·llYlll LUii ~1!:1at I• :..'* 548-~· Call btwn ctr1Vlfia r.cord. 833-ra:: 786-8222
6!1,}!!POll.T Wlllll ~~u:::s~i:.~ ~r: =-~~ ~a~~~~nkgle~;~: SHELVING USED CARS & TRUCKS too714//~~M32·1"!81 ~5 w 6: ~Rg;n0;1o-•'
. INSPECTOR/M.chanlcal ~.,_, Dedicated perton w/ret1 box 23. COiona del Mar, COUNTERS COME IN OR CALL FOR """ "" Muat--to ~-llTI NIT •F 11'1 llUYllY PIUll 2 yrs machine ,lhop exper lllELS ooly need apply. For a Ca. 92825 FIXTURES FIB APPUllM. J~ur tiB S7475 175-HtlO
OUf1tde ..... a1ao ord. amblUou1, energetic Blue print reading & pe11ona: lntervl•w llOln••y Weetclltf Phermac:y Connier-Del.lllo t entrv ...... withuls. M/F'1 18Jovr. own tranap. tome math req'<I. Salary want•d for lingerie, 631-3776 b1wn 8-10.m an 2043 W•tcllff Dr. N.B. 7 XKE. Y12 2~2• Utl"'G 'a.4 ELDO 17K ml. blue/
w/..-t ex A ...... 211·1&61 Ed per exna.o. Apply In peraon t.uncheon & Cocktall IV 631 7538 Girt Friday. V..,,.,, actlv. mYllUT gd cond. $11.000 MUlt bfu. conven. Ilk• top. tor';;,,,,::,,,.";,~':::. American Automated En-Fashion Showa. Pie ... or · mag at • · (aometlme. 0;~1 rM I 6'6·7430ora.48-7971 111211BEACHBLVD. ...t 774-1042Anehelm l .... 1418/moorpurdl.
for rig ht p•opl •. WANT ACTION? glneerlng. 58e2 ReMarch .._ call 548-8444 IUl EnlTI UIJI eatata olfloe need1 John Wayne Tannlt Clb HUNTINGTON BEACH '78 XJe, blege. xlnt oond, Alan dtiya 957-1133
97f..9073 Clataifed Adt 142-5878 Of. Hunt Bch. 898-9951 •INSTANT INCOME* attractive, ltlarp ltMfgetlc Mbrlhlp. All atMnltlet 141-llllf Mt-1111 112K ml. $7000. PP NABERS
Very active office needs 2 glrl tor typing. filing & 11000. cml 142.-81.02 _llT _ 559-4221 or M0-2057
w-.. -lllTll lllTE llc'1' agents tor sales and aen'I ofc WOl'k. Ask for w , ...
,.......,.__.... rentala.Call673·1900 Dinah. Playa R.E Lg. excel. modern doll & ILUl ... llll .......... 1141 CADl.LAC
KIDS.EARN GREAT TRIPS ANO PRIZES I. Avallable In: PllJI lHI Estate 873-1900 bear colletlon lnel Cab-S..Tony~lal '74 450 IE[;;;;:+, 8/o, ;;a
AGES 11-14
EUN ti» TO $75.00 PER WEEK
Wt now llawt I~ ope111ncs tor yoll'll HCtr
tlrawers to stcure readtn for The Ounc' C4ut
Diiiy P1loi Our crews st111 at 3 30 pm and "°'' unt~ 8 30 p m weekdays On ~turda,. we
wor\ a tnr more hours You win u rn man, lrios
ltld prtzts. alone .. 111 u rn.nc yo11r own lllOMJ
there IS no OfitYtrtflC or c.olltcboll tllYOhtd
H ,ou art .nttmttd. ptuse ull Mr [~<I
(714) 548-7058
NEWPORT BEACH
LAGUNA BEACH
LAGUNA NIGUEi.
baoe Patch. 979-9879 w/tvory & blk/lnt. cieM LAROE.ST SELECTION HOIPTlllllT/TYPIST llOIOllf GAY ENCOUNTERS a prlV 18500. p.p 559--4221 otlatemodel,IOwmlleege
Newpor1 Centw Law Of· pit W· Th-F, 631-2345 memberthlp tvc fOf' ptof, '80 SOOSD. A-1 Corid. Cadllleca In Or~ ~ln:o~~~~r~91g;:i: llllnllT /lllln aeml-profc atudent1 & Below wholesale. Fin. Countytl_.Os..• l lualt O 1
Experience preferred by but no nee. Call Louisa. for a publlc watflf' agency teacher•. 111 today open avail. 845-8700 Mon-Fri • not neceuary. Earn "•0-8900 located In Laguna Hiiia. the dOOf to a new beQln-SA50.-S600 per mont -Excel. typing and Cleflcal nlng. 714-974-7513 '81 380SEL. gray/Q!•Y~ 2e00Harbor11Vd.
No collecting. Call 10am ll""...._... skill Ki ~ I J..,. fUlly loaded. Ilk• MW. COST A MESA
to 4pm. Monday-Friday. vu•-• e4~r~~ ~;tteian°d Npt Bch T.nnls Club lull Mutt Miii 720-9902 Qftftlli 1113
lllL FWY dlctaphone helpful. Start-family . membership $350 'II ., -.U ·a 1 380 SLC blk/bft< 27K IUlllOIAST
IAILY PILIT
u2-a21
Permanent PI T. Y9t')' buey Ing salary ll305/mo. Fii-OBOS-48·74151250-4795 5apd,0/D,A/CPf-s>,P/S, ' ' '78ANNTVERSARYVun
Real Estate Office. MUST Ing d••dllne April 111. PEllWI 1111 tllt, lnt.rmltt9nt wlper9, ~i Car. lthr. Wirf, xlnt Blk/b* pwr wind am/tm
type, be preMntable & r• 770-8298. EOE rear tree~. and mor•. 29,500 720-9902 very deen, $8300 oeo'.
llable. 5h11datly. l1exlble. --------Very nne 9x 12 HerlZ. 50 (Ser. #2"0) '63 380SL. blk/blk, 11K 145-1525
Call Allison 631-1216 llOT'T/llll"11111T yrs old. 5x3 Kerman. B11 111.Ht ml, U.S. Car. lthr, Ilk• •81 Cheveitte IOw ,,,.._
.,l••JHS I ~i~~\:· Grubb & Elll1 Brok.raoe otr 85~8 ORANG~-COAST new. under werran1y •xoaptlonaftYCIMn. Muat -j• .' ;: · Dlvlalon la eeelclng excep-AMC/Jeep 134,500 720-9902 ... to eppfeclate 12275
Do you type. Board or '1 , tlonal peraon lor their SCRAM-LETS 2524 Harbor Coate Meu 'M GLC 4 dr. ale, euto, 87$-9580
computerized systems. Real E1ta11 office In New· Ml NII atllfeo,allYer, lie nu 8900 1-=..,,....,.~-------...,.....-~:!..~:: 1j7u~I 01 part ll01"1111ST ~~ltng~:1~e;;,~~~~ ANSWERS YUi • ml. 17000. PC> 854-MU !! '!:! ~
--------sharp ple11ant person IOI' on liatlngs. Real Eatate Weakly. Filth ..... llflll •959 ... _.. H•l •n Irvine Del/eloper. Buay office exper required. Imply-Zephyr '79 Ford Econollne. pit, ForcomP9tltlveprlcet& WI llY
6 People needed In Santa phonea. r eq. typing ldeel working condition• PLAY WITH p/b, V8. 69k orig ml i....ratMon 1H5
Ana office. No exper. 40wpm. S 1200. 11ar1 w/ xlnt ~nt1. Saiery "Children'• toy1 would 13900/offllfl 499-.4020 modela, DeYld Pottt, ll.IAll IUI needed Company t11lns. 860·8900 com t / rMnaura e w exper. probably laatlonger," my &Itel la---'.. autl'lorlnddeeletl'9'>. •-Tl-I ::~584~0 Mr. Hlton. HOl"1111ST (W.4.7020 uk for Bruce. neighbor llghed whll• ~ 84&-7027 818/916-MM -
-------needed tor Precision •heet IEOllITT 11111 wzooatcmhlnog ohn•'t .. ~'ur1~~·d1 Alla ..... tlH TIP••• Piii H•l Hll metal firm. Fabrication ff ,..., ...,.. ...
must heve good com· Technology Inc.. near 538-9402 bike. "II grown-up1 had e· For Pempered
South Cout Plaza. Xtnt lllYlll n&Jlll their own to PLAY . Mercedea Benz
beneftt1 & atartlng pay FIT. Some wttnd1. WITH:· • llllJllllTI 1111
Must lype acourataly & 144.7209 Univ athletic Club 1400. + • Top Mercedel Prtoea Pl6d
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!~~~~~~!!!!!!!~ munlcatlon skills. prefer r bookkffplng bckgrnd
Call 5-49-1 157 TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Part Time have office background. tranaf tee 844·2815 Cell Peter or Ray
Cali for appointment TUGlll G 6elec 1 ... If •llTI
AND ~1~~~~~C~Et:,.KER 751-8961 Large active a.chool In fic1 Faraltart/ rM~85't 1~ :'o!:c new tllal --c M Area can 7-11am 01 llln/OLHIOAL country aettlng nMd• ~•Jta. eat 1221. llAll •MTI
2-7pm 631·3040 Mon.Fri Accurate typing & general creative. ltMfgetlc I*-mflO: Cliek' for NJ: me1ai a.48 DoYef StrMt 213 or 714 e37-2333 r·--JI
Otc ... 1111 P-full ti--sons to work with Pf• flled~a l75 ~1~3098 N__.Beech P-•Lt 1117 WWI ....._ _______________________ __,, nx-••Jll -... m. ""' achool•r. Full or part '"' '""' 1·1-"""2 otoo' =-p;,'"iiii-p.jiij•~--·•-•l::w~::=:::-::::;::-;o;;:;-::::.-:: '"1:-position. Reaume. ref1 & 'II~ --·--•74 Muateng on"' 58K ori.. ACAOll !IO Prevent ~EVIOUt PVZZLI tOLVED Telephone Answering Ser-salary hlatory to P.O, Box time. ECE required. Uaed Royafax 115 Copier, • .,.. 944 5 lpd, full pwr, ~. i •7 "'
61 Soap.frame oar vice. lull & part-time 1825, Wettcllff Dr. Suite 6'0-8820 Paulette perfect cond. Teke OW< A-..a• I lrthr, 7'1 8'1, wM/btwn, ml, 4 cyt, epd, p/1, p/b, 1 M1nhandleo
6 Ret>utr
10 Arranoe 14 Ammori11
compound
15 Elephant s·ear 18 Frenzy
17 Ruplures 18 Down under
20 Betotcens
22 Happen1"g
23 Thrashes
24 Some lat>rics
25 Rhythmic
28 Sellled
29 M1n1mum
30 R1ncor
35 Wl11f t>ody 36 Melody
37 Stupid one
38 Scorned
<I t 8e det1S1Ye
<13 P011y up
.c.c Landscapes
45 Bog step
48 Girl 1n a song
50 Ascend
51 Oranoes
55 -cream 57 UK money
58 Brtnli
59 Single time
62 Not>le varied h 541 3395 --------pymll. Lauri 833-0425 _. anrf, 5K ml. 84M800 rune 9fMt, gd pelnt & 63 Facino. gtac1er ours -270. Nwpt Bch. Ca 92le0 TUOlll Pll-lllllL I ' '11 xua1 :aooo cm. Mon.-Frl. Mpm. tW.. Smog cert 1 ownr
DOWN
I EQuat pre!
2 Solemn word
3 M111ral
•Inveigle~
5 Carping crit•·
c1sm
6 Nevada or Oreo°" 7 Alleys
8 Music and
drama
9 Luau rood
10 F'um•sh
1 ' We1ohe<1 down
12 M10dleman
13 Lodgings
19 Jeopardy
21 insect
24 Saint
25 A111red 26 Gas prel
27 W4'trS
28 Thrust
.30 Weatnercock
31 Fury
32 Meat"'"" 33 Custody
34 New1s
36 Ouote
39 Flo-rs
40 Mountain range
4 I Pred•cam,.nts
•2 C1ose11
44 Soutll Fr
45 C011M'rves
<16 Calling
4 7 Calls up
•8 Cavalr)' weapon
49 Displeasure
5 t PosMSStve
52 Prepl)••tion
53 Cpts and ~IS
54 Old world hzaro
56 011nr.a
DIMES
-A
LINE
WANT ADS
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
PRIVATE PARTIES
Sell your Items for $50 or lesa In
our famous DIM~S-A·LINES put>-
11"'*1 Heh S•turday In the Dally Piiot.
DIMES-A-LINE sds must be
pr•p•ld '° ms/I or bring tlMHn Into
ti» Daily PllOt office. 8't .ur• to
lnclu<M your pho,,. number or ad-
d,... In your •d. have • prlc• on
Heh ""'" & no 110brevlatlon1.
DEADLINE:
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Oualrlled. 8-12, 2:3()..&pm rrt au I Mint cones $5800 or Met 11171obo842..()428
pv19ehool H.B. 536-1'41 oRXNd!coOFJTY offer. a.44:2815 Llwla HD
TELEMARKETING .... DIUllTll'I I CHICK
PUT T1111 * -* · f•'•••.A m-.. 1 llT-llLL·TUll •.....v/11
PS80HO.NWESK 5~~PLIMNOIN IAI JO.I 11 • l·I We.,tJ,S« cerb, nme grMtl • Featuflng weapona of• all $4""". 631--0184
FOUNTAIN VALLEY. NO eru: Sworda, colna, fine •82 320 S·anrl. A/C,
SELLING. EASY FUN optlc1. Gunamlth on a1er.o, $.pkg. Blk/Bllc,
1.M10·N211EY1 premlae1. O.C Fair· $1 1,9500B08'44-1128 C .... ,..,
ground•. C.M. Ent• at --------n•'-'A
TIWllll llUllTll TVGate ... 5, o
1
ff Arlington. ...,. ~ IVE•aDN
'°UCHE AUDI
CHEVROLET
Hltll .. t Q..ailty s.: .. • Service
Commlltlon and/or talary l. I, ~Wm...I' 445 I!. Co.et Hw11 p~altl~ PIT evenlng1 lltr".. ,132 SeiM-~L" N._..,t 8-11
(5.30·8.00) for lrvlo• rn. 25 &Ith COiOf •••••• ~ 671-•t••
Manager Contect Mr. TV 1135 full warranty g-• -'81 Tornado ~ Czarny. 842-4333 ext. 648-178e. ...,...., •tD1MY mdl. lo4ldecl w/Mtro roof,
229· Sony Betamax-SL 2400, 4 Pll ..... lft'I I I ~ otMn. ( .. 100 IOw °'
lllm llAIT mo new, bue S275, Sony 77 830ctl auto(1Qllh780) -~~:00°"9r~~~~ IAl.f Pl.IT FM/SW radio ICS 7too 795281 alt l/'(352243) (811) ....... 1 ~
165. 173-1003 8U20l5epa/rf 1cak8i4) ~-p IN 7 8152815epa/r 714493) 'llllTLm-. 3 Opening• In Santa Ana ML tt 123201Sepa/r 1evd"4) l1tt down. C.!. eom.
offlce, salary no aetllng, 111' SOUTHCOAST. P«· 82320l5epa/r(1fdo103) Ntw'll'alnt1ootc, m•rclal IHH ALL·
no ••I*· nee. ldNI '°' feet Bey cru1..,, dleael 82320laltl'd(1tm174) locludtnethe .. new 11 IAV!M 714/432·1tn
high tchool 1tudentt . .no. lull cover. Exe., 8252 .. 5tpL'd(1fnu30e) vetv.900 .
Mon-Fri 5-9, Sat. 9-1. cond A giveaway at e3320l51p'8 '(1ejx411) -..... ,. .. .. ....
Melinda. 112·5843 $4000, 650--0942 83 320! alt 'S'J 1fnu433) ..,... ......... ...
WUI..... 20' Ponga center conlOle ~g~::~:t:d!~e!/ Ml'H~ H.B. .. .. ....
for fleet of prJVate vehlo.... IPOf't boat w/trlr. nev 83 7331 altl'd (851878) •1n•1 hat•
Mon-Fr1. 281-07449 uaed S4700. 831.018'4 13 7331 alt L'd(2eme351) S1 dOwn,CeOili:nd --••H 28' SEARAY SUN· 8373315epl'd(1htx128) ifi ij( m Uk mi Col'lwwcl9l"-OAC •-•_.r__ DANCER, '81. 210f'tp, 83833ceialtl'd1atl150 or1Qownr,'91oCowraui ILL-UfmLUll
Tlpltt/rec•pl S·H•nd , treller, radio. ttove, 843111Slpa/r(11ih""33) 14f50 l4C).e34t I00/221-Gll
-4:30 Mon. Wed, Friday. ~. dootltlde pow., a.431 .. t/tl/r(1hte:l12) ~ •g 7141q2.1se1
a.42-4097 tore & en bunka. Xlnt 843250~IOml(tkM2t) , _ • _
,... ..... cones S2U50. 8tMa&4 Mu .. alt 2bgh435) l!UCA at :le. • .. iii IBI
Con11ruc1lon company. 29' C111cten Crutaer '83. 84 U31 .. I' 1 70 12900. t2IORUP) .
NII time. Cotta Meta twin gaa q , gd cond, pp. IU-2,ee ,,... wortl..148-1117
., ... 833-2130 allp avt. 811Myed at 't2 Tweet IM. Loeded.
S12.400/0fttr 720--0215 (11•)Al-11f 1 Yer/ ctNn. N100 oeo.
~~..------•-t•&e 71ft AHOOES. 8ri 20I W. 11' 9ente AM Cell 1424614 lft I .
Min 1260 us,. :::ta.aov· Repo.21~80::.':il. b6cta. cLoa1oaUNOAv• tiili!M§! tm
CHIN!SI! SHAAPEI Pup.. 'IO S!AAAV Sundenoer LAMl S!Ll.CTIOH Of l4ff WWW WWW =
plea. Champion llN, lfk. 245, loeded w/Jitrea, 150 HIW l UllD IMW1ll pelnt, "191 .... ~ •
fem • male, wrlntllea, htt, xlftt eond UO 500 Lm .. -' -.o. elf. "*" oond, r••· tied lhOta Prtced 412· 702 •ft 5 ' or VOL.UMI IAL!.I ~.~ ::;oooa•a•IN.
11000 7141174-0747 712-5125 MAVICll l.eAltNO __.,......., _.. Im=:-----___,..;.._
PfT BULL POPPIES 1 •e .... :w fin 1170 H. ~Ave. '71 tul Pop.tap _,..,, fiiiiiiiiii~~~~g;;~
noptip9flS21i. M6-2t41 •tU&M1Appft: (No~~-:? .. , ::.. "::;=·::.:I ..... ~,, ~==~!il!'!lllSJ!j •enu,loeded.CalHooe '114) .... lll Int. All new 1»1111•. Old,,....,_ 1,400. ~ I ~ .... •7-411M .,,. ....... DIM ~ ..... 100 .... Cect cov. ,... .....
LEI 117 ... 133........ o!ll 0...MWND9'YI =.,, lllnft. W Ci:i ~~'::
.._ 117&. w..._ a r.=3! ?Nili'wtr H ININn :.a: a:= &:=-:: -t 10 :.:.=-J N-11W11imrt.1r
o;y:,S1:ta. OIWl100. "4..cl "CtvytMertne11'9, :-... ~ .. -: ·---;._~ Ml:=..=:=ai..:
Oood eond 841-SIAI AH prop 873-2933 " .... 141 ... 71. -. 111711-ttlO rr--. ma119 IMlll
\ . '
J •
. 'Blood .. Alle¥' motorist defend~
Attorne blames friPle-fatatcolli sio -
on 'treacherous' condition of the road -
Scou Gailen said durina open1n1
statements-in ~ym tam~ll Murphy's
manslau1htcr tnal in Oran1e County
Superior Coun in Westminster.
on collision which killed Deborah uu said-tests ~aled Murph)'
LR emmons. DlaneMae bruclcrcy had taken coca1ne an)'where from 40
and Dawn Joy Utterback. a rrio of to 90 minu&es before the accident. f~~nds from Mis ion Viejo who were Murphy was on probation from an
w1th11 tm~ t..m silo•edJ& ..
photographs of the woman w11o ..e
killed.
Lett said he will call more ..... •
dozen witnesses and Hbinated IM
111al could take a month or loltllf. By STEVE MARBLE
Of1Mo.111"'°'awt
The attorney who represents a
H"untington Beach woman charged
with manslaugbter and drunken driv-
ing in a triple-fatal accident said
Coaat
Coast College Chancellor
David Brownell was
..honored at a reception
this week./ Al
Coast residents react to
the amount of basketball
games on television late-
ly./ Al
California
Methane gas leaking
from site of Hollywood
explosion Is beginning to
taper off .I A4
Nation
General Electric denies It
overcharged government
$800,000 In defense con-
tract./ A7
World
U.S. nowsays slain Army
major was In an area that
was formerly off-limits to
Westerners./ A7
Mind&Body
Therapy Selection Ser-
vices uses videotape in-
troductions to match
clients with therapists for
best results./81
Dieting results won't last
unless you know why you
eat when you're not
hungry./81
Food
Ethnic classics have been
adapted to readily avail-
able ingredients and up-
dated for modern tlme-
tables./C 1
Sports
Dave Grant and his Or-
ange Coast College crew
are looking for a big
season./01
Entertainment
Sexy Cybill Shepherd is
carving out a new career
In TV comedy./85
INDEX
Bridge
Bulletin Board
Business
Classified
Comics
Crossword
Death Notices
Food
Horoscope
In the Service
Ann Landers
Mind and Body
Opinion
Paparazzi
P lay Review
Police Log
Publlc Notices
Sports
Tetevlslon
Theaters
Weather
LtvING
SPACES
CONTEST
Ent'}' Form
SeePag~87
05
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B6-8
05-8
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04
C 1-10
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A8
B3
B1 -2
A10
81
B4
A3
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84-5
A2
Tuesday the collision was caused by
the treacherous condition of Pacific
Coast H11hway's dreaded ''Blood
Alie :·
"there's something very wrong
with that road... defense atto'"!'ey
/#Wllo,..oot•
MXtesting
Photo at top ehowe unarmed
warheade from llX inter-
continental ballletic ml•lle
etrealdr.!toward earth o•er the Kwa eln lllMUe Ranae
in the aciflc after 4, 750-
mlle flight from Vandenber&
Air Force baee. Seven euc6
teeta ha•e been conducted,
with more echeduled.
Graphic at rtaht ebowe bow
10 warhead• of an MX ml•-
Ue are deployed. The Houe
•oted Taeeday to appro•e
the MX proaram and a •ote
on funding I• due today or
Thursday. For complete
elol'f et• llX apprcwal, eee Page~ A8 .. • . • ·
But prosecutor John Lett said
Murphy was too drunk to bedrivina
and had snorted such a large amount
of cocaine before the accident that she
might have been "convulsive."
Murphy, 26. faces' three man-
slaughtercharges in the Sept. I 0 head·
Counfy orders
lawto prohibit
~a~er tainting
By JEFF ADLER ,
OflftoOollr .......
The Orange County Board of
Supervisors diftoc'ted its attorneys
Tuesday lO prepare an ordinance
makinJ 1t illcgaJ to dump CQDtam1-
nanfs into the county's underground
freshwater basjn.
The board supported th<.· proposal.
forwarded by ~upcrvisor tt'lph
Clllrt. foUowing "*'ths of heated
discu,sio,.. with ..,_ ar'd ffdcral
envlronmtntal ofTid9&, a local Sewer
a..sency a~i"crsidc Co!Jnty of-
fi'lials ove • rospoal to dump
contaminated tcr from the
~rin&fellow acid C'its into Oranae
County'<s sewer S)'stem.
Supervisors balked at the proposal
after d1sco"enng some of the con-
taminated water \\Ould be lnJeCtcd
into the county'!> underground water
basin ifthe tnngfellow plan were put
into action.
"Wh ile the immediate threat of
Stri ngfellow wastes has momentarily
subsided. the larser 1'lsue of
grGundwater contamma11on still rt-
ma1ns." Clark said. "Let's proh1b11.
by countx ordmanC'e. the injection
and/or discharge of contaminated
water into the underground water
basin:·
Clark added the measure "-Ould
l l\'C the county a "a ready tool to deal
(Pleue eee WAT&R/A2)
nding toiether 1~ a compact Fiat. earlier drunken drivin1 conviction at
Murphy also 1s charged with one • the time of the accident. That fact ,
count e~c~ offelony drunken driving however. will not be re\eaJcd to
and ~nv1ng with a blood-alcohol jurors durin& tht' tnal.
level in excess of 0.1 O. the level at Still confined to a wheelchair w1lh ~hich a motorist is presumed intox-two broken leas ~utTtrtd in the
1cated. accident. Murphy dabbed at htr C)'t'S
The colhston occuned Oii a ...
hghted stretch of h•*""Y bet-
Scal Beach and un~t liadl nar
Hurit1fig1on Harbour that hal anied
(Pleue Me TIUPLS/M)
Valley cable
viewers get
service back
Cabkt tetevttion aervtce was
r.stored Tu.day aft«noon to
about 100 Fountain Valley
IUblCriberl who k>St their tete-
vtalon reception about two hours
before the start of the 57th
Academy Awards, one of tete-
vtsfon'a most popuklr broad-
cuta.
The 24-hour disruption was
cauaed when a private contractor
cut an und«ground tel4Malon
cable while digging up roota In
the area of the Park Peclflc
Apartment complex In the vtcln-
lty of La Hmclenda Avenue and
San Mateo Street, a ,.._anta-
ttve of the Dk:klntun Pacific
Cat>teeystema company Mkt.
Eartler. offtclala Mid a city crew wu reepon•ble for MYerlng the
cable.
Suprerrie Court
refuses to hear
adham lawsuit
Gerryrilandenng case
lnanother state will
will be aired, however
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
Of1Mo.111Notatslt
The U.S. upreme (oun has
refused to review a suit filed by Rep.
Robert Badham, R-Newport Beach.
and fellow Republicans chargtng that
California's rcappon1onment ger-
rymandered d1stncts to unfairly fa vor
Democrats.
The Supreme Court did not
provide reasons for the refusal, but
agreed to hear a similar case in
Indiana that may lead to changes 1n
California. Badham said.
Republicans have argued that
While thetrcongress1onal canaTdates
ou1polled Democrats in Cahfom&a in
November. they wound up Wlth oaly
40 percent ( 18 of 45) of the state's
congressional seats.
Badham contends the Ocroocrat·
controlll'd state Legislature is guilty
of gcrf) mandenng -creattng oddly
c;haped d1stnct boundanes to sjve
unfair ad\antage to a political pany
-and that the d1stnc1s do not reflect
the political makeup of California.
uch a prae11cc. Caltfomia Re-
publicans claim. 1s unconstttutiooal.
Badham 1ntt1ated the un 1n 1983
as Cahfom1a's repr6entauvc to the
Republican National Congressional Committ~. The intent was to fof't'C
the Legisl4lture to redraw district
boundanes pnor 10 the 1986 ekc-
t1ons. -
··The rights of Cal1forn1a voters
v.ere deltberatel) trampled bl th~
(Pleue .ee COURT/A2)
Tie vote remov.es
Irvine cify role in
visitors' bureau
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of ... .,..,,... .....
Four Irvine Cit} Council members
were united 1n their support of the
creation of an I rvinc Con' ent1on and
Visitors Bureau Tuesda}. but the)
deadloc ked on whether tht.• Cll)
should be d1rcctl> IO\ oh cd in the
operation of such an group.
.\n organizer of the bureau said the
council's tic 'ote would lead to a
··rethinking" of the proJeCt. which
ma} be returned fo r additional con-
sideration when all fi\e council
members are present.
At the urging of the In ine Chamber
of Commerce. the In ine ( on,ent1on
and V1s11ors Bureau 1s being formed
to lure con' ent1ons and bu')inc.'~')
meetings 10 In ine's hotels and to
encourage corporations to locati: 1n
the Clly.
The chamht'r and l 11\ .. tall mem·
ber'i recommendt"d tha1 the lOUnl·1J
appoint a council ml·mtx·r and tv.o
other Cit) rcpresentat1H'' 10 <>enc on
the con' enuon bureau·, I I-member
board of d1rcllOI"').
.\I Tucsda\ ·., mt.·c11ng. lOunc1I
ml.'mbers Oa' 1d Baker and alh
.\nnl' ''•lier <;upponl·J that rec-
ommenda11on hut Larn .\g.ran and
Barbara \.\ 1cner 'otl'd no. \a\ 1ng the
bureau c.hould he e"tabh\hed ·and run
stnctl\ h\ tht.• prnate St'ttor.
The fifth counul member. Ma )Or
Da' 1d Sills. "a•.c1ut of to\\ n. and the
2-2 '01c meant th(' bureau's request
for nt\ part1('1pa11on "ac, denied. "'l' request lor ell~ lund1ng was
inc lulled in T uc')(Ja~ \ proposal, but
)Omt• orga n11crs had predicted the
burt.·au",dtrl'ClOrH,ould return in the
(Pleue eee CITY I A2l
Masked doctor held
in robbery attempt
after police chase .
By ST,EVE MARBLE
Of .. Doll'I> ,... .....
.\ ( orona dl'I Mar ph\\1r1an \\l'Jr·
1ng a skeleton mask and a .1ogg1 ng .,u1t
O\Cr his thrt.•e-p1t•ce bu:.iness su11 "J'
arres ted Tuesda~ on <11uc,p1c1on ut
attemptl.'d hanl.. roh~·~ aftt'f he wnc;
potted lurking beh ind a Nev.ixln
Beach sa' ings and loan
Dr. Jerome Jablon. 5(\. a fam1I'
ph~!>1 1an v.1th oflio: on a,1_( 1l3\t
H1ghv.a\. "as arrested JU\t altl'r Ill
n.m ou.ts1dc Be' erl) H 111<, 'ing'
and Loan h~ police. Pohcc ..aid thl''
had 10 l'ha~ Jablon after he tm"d to
outrun the officers,.
Otlker Tom Lmk <>aid pohl'C
found a .38-cahber handgun 1n~1Je a
wh11 e hank bag the ph~ 1C'1an all~ed·
STEVE
IAlau
h tl"'l'll J\H.lt.' "h1 le 1r' 1ng to elude
11llil l'r' IJhh1n rcmJml·d in , u'itod} today
.11 thl' '\e\\fXln fkach uty Ja1l 1n hcu
ot S'iu noo hail \ fam1I} member
lkd1n1'l.1 "' ,ommcnt on the circum-
~tanl~' nl Jahlon·, arrec,t
\lu1nhn11 to police ~cords. Jab'on
v.a' l·arr' 1ng more than SI llS m cash,
a prl''l 11p11on p.1d and 1x mllJOr
lrcdll ,,ud<. \\hl·n he v. scar~
Junnf.l lhl' pohC'e hookin1 proccn.
lahlnn"<, 1484 four-door ubaru
\\3 tound park~ near the 111v1np
and loan Little said.
.\ lcmalc 1ogger ~poncdly alened
emplOH'csof1he savin~and to.a aoa
'U'fl•l'1ou!> man v.eanng the \kckton
(Pleaee .ee DOCTOa/ Aa)
Foamy start
off coast
'harmle.9'
F th f bo ft
'
it j t II into a ('ro~d of pc pie \\antun 8 CrO one Y n_SSU aga OS po CC; di ret1rd for hfc That' what th<' Focus ON lHf NEws MAHONE\'
Judg~ys~-day_t_er'!.1 faJr ~m_td_dlegroun_d_' _-.... Pft;:t::r:~~aac"ao•60d• '"'' .. 1
-t~ 'II be out in 40 da)
TM pohtt ('lllcd 1l mur<kr and so T~ ttntenct UTllU the hell out of
d1d'tM d1 tnct attome). The IK't•dcnt Robert Thoma One da 1n J&1l 1s too
wu btyond ncahatncc. bt')'ond rttk· much. he said.
""1nen -n wa mu.rdtt 1 ttail Thom '" 1n ur•n~'C' compan
thaf wha1 oftk 1als \aid. c'«Ull\!C, bchC\.t'S h1 ton Jt'f1 and
TM Hun11n1ton Btach H11h hi\ son' pal. Randy raf\. art' tht"
hool \tudtnts ~ \C)ttdina. Rlt'-\1ct1m1 of poht t~ pohucs of a
1n1. Somconuaed they wtrt do•na 80 \) tem bent on ronvicun11 dmer for
moh or ~llt'f'. It -.as hkc nnna. aun murder.
He's bitter lie think the Hun1-
1ng1on tkach Police ()(panmt"nt \\il!>
O\.l.'.'r1calou'I and the d1 met att rn(\
v.a11 too pubhc1t' m1ndN He thin!..
the Judac a,ot c.aua)\t 1n the-nl!lldlc,
and that the J)t\' ran amok v.1th the
'It Or)
"It the> ~en.· real!\ lu1ll . v.h\ did
the> onh1 *4"' 40 Ja)\. Wh> not the ma\1m~m ' n'~ thl· father "-ho
(Pleue eee ft&NS'/42)
>
••
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The first
!Wfti9,.... fuaded by lhr surplus from
IUtlmer'1 OIYmDic Games will
ean S2 million for 368 youth
cilitiH in 17 Soulbttn California
itia-, int~~ina ?CveralOranac Cout
ommunahH. at was announced uetdar,. Tbe 'Summer Games ·u .. pro-
m was unveiled at a press con-
renee at the Westwood head-uanc!1. of the Lo~ Anaeles Olympic
nai ana Com mince.
he S2 million wiJI to JO toward
n' or cJt~ndina tbc...hoJllS
xistana facilities in the 17 oom-
unitics where the Oarms took place
ast summer, it was announced.
"This is our way of repayina those
ommunities for their panicipation,"
id LAOOC' Chairman Paul Ziffrcn.
he proaram. he said~ "is the best
ssible way to continue the legacies
fthe 1984 Games in our communi-
, .... 1y."
The program is funded throuJ}l the
Los Angeles Organizing Committee's
_.Amateur Athletic Foundation, which
was set up in 1982 to administer some
f the surplus from1he Games.
Last fall, the foundation tttth·ed
SSO million, Ziffrcn said, addina that
the S2 million wi ll be taken out of the
approximately S4 million in interest
that the $SO million has gener.ued
thus far.
Dan Crut, the LAOOC coordi-
nator· of youth proarams~ said the
pl'Olflm will provide 100,000 ad-
ditional hours of open playground
time for more than a milljon youths.
"It will also provide SOO to 600 jobs
this summer, mostly for high school
students," Cruz said.
-SCSldcs Los Angeles. the cities
involved are Anaheim. Arcadia.
Burbank, Cerritos. Chino. El Toro.
Glendale. Irvine. Laguna Hills. Long
Peach. Mission Viejo. Monterey
Parle. Ojai, Pasadena, Pico Rivera
and Santa Monica.
Former LAOOC President Peter
Ue~rroth. now the Commissioner of
baseball. ~nt a message from Tokyo
congratulating the foundation board
for moving quickly to implemen t the
program.
"The Summer Games '85 concept
brings together many of the clements
which made the 1984 Olympic pmes
work well -1he blendina of existina
fac1hties and programs to involve
young people in Olympic-related
spons prOif'8mS," Uebcrroth said.
''The opponunlty to go a nctah·
borhood CM ter or a school to learn or
improve spons skills this 5ummer
will certainly improve the qualily of
youth activ1t1cs in outhcm Cali-
fornia."
Z11Tren credited David Wolper,
wh o presented the Opening and
Closmg Ceremonies at the Olympics
and Is an IAOOC'DOir member.
with the idea for the program.
Wolper said the program will
culminate in August with a Summer
Games '85 competition following
eight regional tournaments. C'oed
volleyball. half-court three-on-three
basketball. track and field, sports
skills (kicking and throwing) and a
sport that has not yet been named will
be the areas of "Olympic-related"
competition.
Wolper also said therc will be
compeution during the two-day
weekend event for the handicapped.
WATER POLLUTION BAN SOUGHT ••.
From Al
w1th polluters of our water" and
'1•:would lessen the county's de-
'• pendence on state and rtf1onal agen-
' c1es to protect the county s interests.
Supervisor Roger ~tanton agreed 1 ·with the proposaJ. pointing out that
the county was not told that the
tringfellow disposal plan was "being
•concocted to bring 107 contaminants
through Oranse County."
Stanton said a county measure
would lorce ··obscure agencies" to
make more complete disclosures of
11s plans.
"We must toughen our ordi-
nances.'' Supervisor Bruce Nestande
added. Nestande asked that the
measure be drafted to include all
contaminants that might find their
way into the county's underground
freshwater supplies.
However. County Counsel Adrian
Kuyper expressed doubt whether the
county would have jurisdiction 10
administer the proposed ordinance.
He said its application to county
sanitation districts is in doubt •
Superviso~·rected Kuyper to
review the le of such a measure
and. if possi le, write an ordinance
for their consideration within six
weeks.
... ---------...-.----...-------------:'.COURT REJECTS BADHAM LAWSUIT •..
'From Al
'
1gerry mandering of the Democrat
Legislature .and governor." Badham
said in a prepared statement follow-
ing the Supreme Court's decision
Monday.
, "Congressional distri cts were
' drawn soley to keep the Democrat
'incumbents entrenched in power
through this-decade."
~
In 1he Indiana case. 1ron1cally. 111s
the R.epublicans who arc being ac-
cused of drawing the gerrymandered
d1<.1ncts. State Democrats claimed
1ha1 the Rcpubhcans unfairly stacked
tht' deck to give their candidates an
unfair advantage.
The U.S. Court of Appeals ruled in
the Democrats' fa vor. and Indiana
Republicans appealed the decision to
the Supreme Court.
~ Even though 1t may hurt fellow
party members in Indiana. California
and -na11onal GOP officials support
the federal District Court ruling.
The Indiana case 1s expected to be
heard by the Supreme Court later this
spring.
Badham said the decision could
have a far-reaching effect~ Cali-
fornia because the constitutionality
of political gerrymandering will fi-
nally be decided.
The Supreme Court has ru led that
election districts must include the
equal numbers of voters. It also has
ruled that district lines cannot be
drawn to discriminate against min-
ori ty voting groups.
But the court has yet to determine 1f
drawing district lines that give unfair
advantage to one party 1s const1tu-
11onal.
-FOAM OFF COAST SAID HARMLESS •..
From Al
tal health. said.
And. al1hough health workers
couldn't get close enough to the
substance to test 11. 1nd1cations are the
OufTy foam was little more than earl >
, · blooming dtnoOagellates. he said.
DtnoOagcllates arc free-noating
plants that bloom during warm
weather. The culprits are probably the
' green version of a similar plant that
aC'counts for the yearl} reports of red
tides. Men) man said.
The -;ame temperate weather 1ha1
lured thou~nds of people 10 area
beaches probabl) caused 1he bloom-
ing efTect. he said.
.. We feel the warm -weather we had
'11mulatcd this growth:· he said.
l'rnplc repomng the phenomenon
10 the health agenc} ex pressed con-
rcrn that the foam wac; a<:tuall y o;oap
bubhlc~ from an oil tanker washdown
qr a c;cwage line break. but neither
.ippcar<; to be the case. Merryman
~au.I
another rea .. on health officials put
forward the d1noflagellate theory. Oil
or sewage spill~ would not line the
coast for such a long wa}. Merryman
said.
He speculated that the foaming
ac11on may haH· heen caused h}
heav} tides damaging the newl y
blooming plants.
Red blooming versions of the
plants cause the equally harmless
··red tide'>" to" h1ch parts of the ocean
iake on a scarlet tinge 1n warm
weather. Merl") man said.
"It"s JU'it one of those quirks of
nature.' he c;a1d .
TEENS' SENTENCE ...
From Al
behe,cs the \Ouths <,hould ha'e been
spared an) 1a1l 11mc
.. I think this 1s a case where the kids
got caught up 1n politics." Thoma.,
said. ··The) -were ca'>} scapegoats ...
But Judge l ou1<. Cardena\. who
sentenced the pair. said most people
think he wen t too light on Thomas
and Craft
.. II thl\ "'a' a porulant} contest.
thO!i(' h<l}\ would he 1n pmon:·
( ardena<o \aid • • • The II\ e\ ol Jell fhoma'> and
Before the night was over. both
Thomas and Craft had been arrested
on suspicion of murder. Police said it
appeared the teens were mvolved in a
<>peed contest when their cars
rammed the Datsun.
Deputy 01stnct Attorney Brent
Romnc.·y later filed second-degree
murder charges. The occasion
marked the first time in Orange
Count} that a murder charge had
been filed 1n a fatal car acc ident that
did not involve alcohol.
.. , recall reading the paper th e
morning after the accident," said
Cardenas. who had no idea at the time
he'd later pass Judgment on 1hc teen-
Rain will last th gugh tonight
Aeln fell 1teedl!y 1eroe1 Southern CaltfOtnla tod1y 1nd
ttlYeittt ~• wan'9d of llrq . gutty Wlnda In the mountlln1
and dtMrtt .. • ttorm bOrn In the Gulf or A.Iuka maroMd down
IN Pacific COllt.
The chance or continuing rain In Loe AnQe1et and the vali.yt
w .. put at eo percent ton68f'lt end 30 peroent '°'Thursday. Tr1ve4ef1 advllOl'IM lesued for the mountain• and cMMr11
warned or 40 mph wind• and ar ... of blowlng Nnd i nd duet In the d9tertt thrOYgh Thursday. A tmatl cr1ft .Ovleory w .. laeued
HrlY today for the outer coaetal water• from Point Conception to
San Cltment• lll1nd. Along tha Orange Coa1t It wlll be .-io1tty cloudy tonight with 1howw1 likely. Partly cloudy Thurldey with a lllght chana. of
thowere In the morning. BrMzy and continued coOI. Hlgh1 In the
upper 50• to low 601 and Iowa mostly In the 40t to low 601.
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TRIPLE-FATAL BLAMED 0N ROADWAY •.•
From Al
the nickname "Blood Alley" because
of the carnage and loss of life on the
road.
Lett said ev1den~ will show
Murphy's Dodge drifted in front of
the womens' small Fiat. He said
Murphy slammed into the compact
car without ever hitting her brakes.
"The impact was sor eat the cars
welded together." sai Letts. who
claimed lhc accident had a combined
force of 11 0 mph.
But Gailen said his client is not
guilty of manslaug,hter and blamed
the four-lane highway itself for the
mayhem .
"There are a lot of things wrong
with that highway." said Gailen. "It
was pitch dark and there are no lights.
You can't sec."
Gailen also insinuated that it was
thedriveroftheothercar. Slemmons.
who crossed over the center lane.
Further. he said all three victims had
been drinking prior to the accident.
"If the girls had been on their side
of the road. we would not be here
today.'' Gailen told j urors.
Murphy was at a model ing session
With fwo men in 1-runffnjfoi\Bcach
several hours before the accident.
Tony Manin. a part owner of a
modeling firm. testified Murphy had
shown interest in posing in a "strip-
otr' contest.
When she arrived for the session.
Murphy was "excited and in an
3g11ated state -basically ofT 1n
space:· Leu toldjurors.
Murph} drank 1wo glasses of wine
- each about 10 ounces. the pros-
ecutor said. He said she left the
residence at about I :40 a.m .. more
1han an hour before the accident.
Gailcn said his client was un-
fam iliar with the four-lane highway
ou tside Seal Beach and may have
followed the painted center divider
into a left-turn pocket near the point
of the accident.
.. She o;ecs the lights coming at her
and she grabs onto the wheel -
there·,. not enough time to react.'' said
Murphy"-; attorney. "The last thmg
that happens io; that she sees the lights.
And th:it's :ill."
CITY SPLIT ON VISITORS' BUREAU .•.
From Al
coming weeks with a plea for a share
of the 8 percent bed tax collected b)'
the city at local hotels.
In preliminary talks. organizers
had discussed a percentage that
wou ld give the new bureau $344.000
during the next fiscal yea r.
The funds would be used to pay for
a stafT and promotional materials to
help lure business meetings and
conventions to Irvi ne's hotels. which
would in turn would lead to increased
city bed and sales tax revenues.
backers said. Irvine now has three
hotels. Another six arc e'pected to
open by mid-1988.
Gary Austin. vice president of the
lrvmechamber's Economic Develop-
ment Council. said today convention
bureau organizers now will review
how the board of directors could be
se1 up wi1hou t c11y represenati ves.
An alternative to city funding. he
said. would be membership dues. But
4.ustin said reduced financial backing
"severely li mits the effectiveness of
the organization."
He said bureau supporters may
decide to bring the ci ty participation
proposal back to the full council to
point out that the group would not
simply bolster local hotel revenues
but wo uld encourage desirable bio-
tech andbusinesses to locale in Jrvine.
Austin said the proposal would be
returned to the council if organizers
felt encouraged to do so. But he
added ... We wouldn't want to force
the ISSUe "
At Tue<>da) 's meeting. Austtn told
council member about the fierce
compe1111on among cities seeking
lucrative convention business.
"Irvine has a vested interest 10
maintaining and protecting it's mar-
ket share ... he said.
Councilwoman Wiener said she
su pported the convention bureau
concept. But she said city officials
should not be directly involved 1n
promoting local hotel business. just
as thq do not direC'tl y promote
companies selling "romputer chips
and hospital supplies."
DOCTOR CAPTURED IN HOLDUP TRY ...
From Al
mask. police said. Employees re-
sponded by locking all doors and
calling police.
'\t least two other people reported-
ly saw the shon. gray-haired man
wearing the mask and carrying the
bank deposit bag. One woman said
the man pulled ofT the mask after he
no1iccd that she was staring at him .
"He never got inside the bank."
lmle said.
.\ natiH' of New York <:1ty. Jablon.
who 1s divorced. hves 1n South
Laguna. He has been licensed to
practice medicine 10 California since
1955. acl·ording to the state Medical
Qualit> \ssurance Board.
.. Then· "'as no 011 or g.rl·asc or
.1n\th1ng like tha1:· he !>aid. There
wen: no '>torm' O\ er the balm)
-wet·kend that might c:an) oil and soap
re.,1duc in from one of thl· tankers
anchored 10 miles olT'ihore iind none
of 1hc Orange Count} c;a n1ta11on
\ll\tnct'\ reported problem\ with their
r1pc<i that <lump wa.,tc into the ocean.
Mern man said.
Rand) (raft. high '>Chool students
Y.llh a common 1nterec;t 1n cars. were
changed radicall} Onl' afternoon on
the v.a' home from c,c·hool earl\ in
Deccmbcrof19H1 · agers. "I wa~ hornfied. I thought . .------------------------------:---------------
I lad there been a \cwagc <;pill. he
\Jill. thl' residue v.ould appear gra).
'look at what these punks have
done.' ··
• not dear like the material <,1ghted
o'er the weekend.
Thoma' and ( raft wcrl' driving
their O\.\n cars. a Che' rolet ( amaru
and Che' rolct No' a. <,1dc bv 'ill.Jc on
..\dam!> A venue when th(•y ·\truck a
small Datsun dm en by Mr!>. (hang.
who wa' making a left turn onto
\It•"' land \trel't
Thl' impact from the t\.\O 1.ars
pu.,he<l ( hang'!. car more than th e
length of a football field and left her
car grotec,quel) 1w1!>ted. Huntington
Bcac:h polin: i.a1d 11 wac; one of the
worst accidents they'd ever seen.
Hut a yea r later when the case
landed 1n his courtroom. Cardenas
'ia1d he c·ame to realize that the case
wa\ not nearl ~ as "Oamboyant" as
news accounts made 1t sound.
"I had difficult> belle' mg 1t was the
\amt' case· I'd read about.'' he said. <>nl' per,on reported seeing about
tv.11 do1en dead Garibald i fish in the
'1un1l\ of '>ome of the foam. Ml·r-
11man aid. lnve'>t1gators acC'ountcd
tor "" dead fish. but were unable to
. determine why the}' died. he said Chang died almo'it immed1atcl~.
Cardenal> tossed out the sccond-
degrcc murder charge. citing an
appellate t:ourt decision which •mid
that murder charges could only be
tiled 1f alcohol or drugs were in-
volved
..
.. We're not sur<.' they're related."
Merryman c;a1d.
Recau'le the foam was sighted along
.1 1,neral-m1lc 'itretch of ocean 1s
Just Call
642-6086
Thoma~ ~ufTcred a hrokcn leg in the
accident He wa\ taken to Pacifica
Hospital 1n ll unt1ngt on Beach where
doctors coM1dl·rcd amputation
After 1he 1cens pleaded no contest
to charge~ of vehicular manslaughter.
the Judge put a maxim um fivc-
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ID -an --·, e1st .. attem
Coa•t
Coast College Chancellor
David Brownell was ~
honored at a reception . v
this week./ Al
Coast residents react to
the amount of basketball
games on television late-
ly./ Al
California
Methane gas leak Ing
from site of Hollywood
explosion Is beginning to
taper off .I A4
Nation
General Electric denies It
overcharged government
$800,000 In defense con-
tract./ A7
World
U.S. now says slain Army
major was In an area that
was formerly off-limits to
Westerners./ A7
Mind&Body
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best results.181
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unless you know why you
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hungry./81
Food
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adapted to readily avail-
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dated for modern tlme-
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Sports
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are looking for a big
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Sexy Cyblll Shepherd Is
carving out a new career
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Bulletin Board
Business
Classlfled
Comics
Crossword
Death Notices
Food
Horoscope
In the Service
Ann Landers
Mind and Body
Opinion
Paparaul
Play Review
Police Log
Public Notices
Sports
Tefevlslon
Theaters
Weather
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PaaeA8.
Supreme Cour~ won't hear
gerrymandering lawsuit
Trlbunal rejects Badham·'s claim against
state Democrats. OKs similar Indiana case --By ROBERT HYNDMAN
Of .. 0.-, ........
The U.S. Supreme Court has
refused to review a suit filed by Rep.
Robert Badham, R-Ncwpon Beach,
and fellow Republicans charaing that
California's rcapPOnionment aer-
rymandercddistncts to unfairly favor
Democrats.
The Supreme Court did not
provide reasons for the ref usaJ. but
a,tted to hear a similar case m
Indiana that may lead to chanaes m
California. Badham said Tuesday.
Republicans have argued that
while their congressional candidates
outpollcd ~mocrats in California in
November, they wound up with only
40 pcrc~t UI ,of 4S) of the state's
congressional seats.
Badham contends the Democrat·
controlled state legislature 1s guilty
of gerrymandenng -creating oddly
shaped district boundaries to gi ve
unfair advantage to a political party
-and that the districts do not reflect
the political makeup of California.
uch a practice. California Re-
publicans claim. is unconstitutional.
Badham initiate~he suit in 1983
a California's representative to the
Republican National Congr.essional
Committee. The intent was tc force
the Legi laturc to redraw district
boundaries prior to the 1986 elec-
tions.
"The rights of California voters
were dcliberate~y trampled by the
gerrymandenng of the Democrat
Legislature and governor," Badham
said in a prepared statement follow-
ing the Supreme Court's decision
Monday.
.. Congressional districts were
drawn soley to keep the Democrat
incumbents entrenched in power
throu&h this decade." ...,.
In the Indiana case. 1ronicall). 1t 1s
the Republicans who are being ac·
cused of drawing the gerrymandered
districts. late Democrats claimed
that the Republicans unfairly stacked
1he deck to &ive their candidates an
unfair advantaac.
The U .. Court of Appeals ruled in
the Dcmoc:ats' favor. and Indiana
Republicans appealed the dec1S1on to
the uprcmr Coun.
Even thouah it may hun fellow
party members in Indiana, California
(Pl--Me-COURT I A2)
Street· racers' conviction:
l'oo light or over-zealous?
Police find gun insidebag t rown away
by CdM physician after chase/capture
By STEVE MARBLE white bank bag thc_physician allelied-°' ...... ,....... ly tosse<f aside while trying to efudc
. A Corona del Mar physician wear-officers.
inga s~eleton m.ask and.a jogaing suit~fl.~ remained in custody today
over his three-piece business suit was at the Newport Beach cit).' jail 1n lieu
arrested Tuesday on suspicion of of $50.000 bail. A family membtt
attempted bank robbery aner he was declined to comment 9n the circum-
spottcd ll!rking behind a Newport stances of Jablon's arrest.
. Beach-savings and loan. According to police rt'Cords lablon
Dr: .Jerof1_le Jablon, 56. a family was carry1ni more than S 165 in cuh. p~ys1c1an with offices O!' East Coast a prescnp11on pad and six major
Highway, was arrested JUSt after 10 credit cards when he was searched
a.m. outside Beverly Hills Savings during the police booking process.
and Loan by police. Police said they Jablon's 1984 four-door Subaru
had to chase Jablon after he tned to was found parked near lhc savin&s
outrun the officers.. . and loan. Little said:
Officer Tom Little said pohce A female joagcr reponedly alerted
found a .38-<:aliber handgun inside a (PleaM aee DOCTOR/A21
Stepfather s,ays
Shooting death
was 'accident'
Claims un went off
while he was trying
to take his own life
By JEFF ADLER
CM .. O.., ........
Bruce Bradley Ralph sobbed un-
controllably Tuesday while tesufymg
that his 18-ycar-old stepson was shot
and k.jlled when the youth tned to
prevent Ralph from committing
suicide.
The 58-year-old Orange Coast
mao. accused of first-dCifec murder
m the Aug. I, 1984 shooting death of
his stepson. took the w11ness stand 1n
his own defense and claimed he
actidentally shot Bradley Kaye while
struggling for a gun.
However, Deputy Distnct At-
torney Rick King contends Ralph
intentionally killed his stepson out of
revenge and in a misguided auempt
to reconcile his failed marriage by
trying to make his former wife tum to
him for emotional support.
Ratph said he and his stepson were
driving along Bonita Canyon Road 1n
Irvine the day of the shoo11ngd1scuss-
ing the detenorating rclatronsh1p
between he and his former wife. Carol
Ralph of Huntington Beach.
Although Ralph said he had
harbored hopes of rt'Conc1hng.. his
former wife had obtained a upcnor
Court restraining order a day earlier
barring him from v1S1 tin& her or their
three children at her home.
"I couldn't bche'e she "ould put
me in Jail for tr) 1ng tOStt her ·· Ralph.
who ackno \\-ledged assaulting his Wlfe
on SC\ eral occasions. r~lled telling
Ka}"e. He descnbcd himself as bctng
··agitated .. as the l"-O discussed the
situation
Finall~. Ralph said he pulled a
p1s1ol from a small hag hl· wa!.
carf)ing and dedarcd. "It"\ the end
for me."
He said Ka\C J mu-.cular "rcstler
who "'ould fia,e been a 'ien1or a1
Ne"'pon Harhor High hoof this
}Car. qu1cll~ pulled his car o'er to the
road<11de
"I wanted to tOO\ ince him I was
going to (commit su1c1dl") ... l lelt hke I
had come 10 1he end of the hne."
Ralph told the-JUf)
··1 st:tggercd o u1 of the car:· Ralph
said. "He ~1d. 'Dad. no." I think.
Bradle~ "a~ nght there and he ·
reache-d for the gun I Je rked 11 bac k
and 11 went off and Bradley fell ... !
~hook him h' the o;houlder and he
didn't mo 'e i tned to tum him ovct
and his che\I "as all blood}. His
pulse. ll "a' nothing. So I JUSt stood
there··
A, re" m1nu1es after the shooting.
(Pleaee eee STEPDAD/~)
County orders
law to prohibit
water tainting
., .. ,, ADLER
Of .............
The Orange County Board of Supervisors dfrecied "8
attorneys Tu.day to prepare an ordinance maktng It illegel '°
dump contarrMMta Into the county's underground f,..,,w••
baetn.
The bo9rd eupported the proposal. forwarded a.,
Supet"Mor Ralph Clar,k. fottowtng months of heated ..
CUMlona wtth lttlte and federal envtronmental offidllls, a 9ooll ,.... -oencv Md R~ County offlclals owr a proepo91te
dump contaminated weter from the Stnngtettow 11etd ptta ..,..
°'~C:::..., system. belted at the propoe .. after O.CIOWI ...
some of the contaminated .._. would be Injected IMI
(PtltW .. POLUJ"l99I
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Focus ON 1Hl NEws
Foa1nysttdf
offeoast
'harm1m·
Fat eror onc boy(llln sultagatnstpolice·.--into a cro~d of people. Wanto n d1S"11rd for hfc. That' ~hat the
Ju_dgesa 860-day term atr 'middle ground• -T.:'~!';,~i,cnJ.otMlda} in · ii He's btttcr He ,htnk 1he Hun'·
T -~---they'll bt out rn ~day ~ ........ -m.--a~to;:_n Beach Pol~nment \\&
Si•t)' da)'l fft JiW, 'fhe pollC'C called 1l mut<kr and so The xn,cn« 1m"'" the hell out of overzealou and the d1 'nct auomc :ro tome ~ thc .cn\Cnct' dictthed11tn(tattomc). The accident Robert Thoma Ont day 10Jl1l 1 too .,..a too pubhc1t) minded He thinks
hardly seemed f'tir compensation for *Is br)ond rqhacntt. btyond ~k-much. he said. the Judlt' aot cau ht 1n the middle.
the dta'h of O lona Chana. • rnothri' lnsMts -tt was murder. At It'• t Thoma . an in urance compian) and that the pres ran amok ""Ith the
offh·c who..,., lulled in a Hununscon that's wh:u officials said. c"c'\Ui'1c. btltc"cs h1 !On Jeff and ~tory. •
kach 1ntcrwcuon while ~unun1 The H\ln,inaton Beach H igh h11 son's pel. Randy raf\. art the "If the --crt rtall -u1lt). wh did
from • Christma thOPPtnt tMP: Her hool studtnt1 wcrt IPttd•na. Rae· v1 t1ms of pohtt(I, the pohtlc of a the onl It~ 40 d•> Wh) not the
car was rammed b)' two can driven b)' •na. Someone said they wett do1n1 IO \)' tem btn' on con\. l<'tmga dnvcr for maximum~· ask\ tht father. v.-ho
t«n-qebo rnphorbtttcr llwnfikcfir1n11aun murder. (Pleue .. T&,N8'/A2)
~ ...
Or-.CoeM DML'f PtLOTIWedNedey, Mar~ 27. 1985
•
ANGELES (AP) -Ra)'
n1n WOrt' &old chains Ind
celets arid wheeled around Ho11¥-
00d and Marina del Rey with his
ompenion. Barbara Egar. in a
70.000 Ferrari.
The picturo of an upscale couple,
he pair fi t right in at Carlos N'
arlie's and other popular ni&ht-
pots where Hollywood's film crowd
nd music industry people con-
tc.
Martin and Egar, who arc undcr-
vcr LOs-AngeTes police officcri
ere invited routinely to private
lubs and exclusive HoUywood
panics, where they Jlimpsed 90mc of
he entertainment industry's biggest
ames. including television stars,
ovie actors and fa mous athletes.
They found a world obsessed with
cocaine.
"Ei~hty percent of the people we
,came in contact with used it." Egar
s~ud. "And I don't mean just actors.
I'm talking about top management
•down to the people in production.
"When )OU have this pri vacy.
when you're a member of this select
group. people tend to relax and show
you what they're doing," Eggar said.
Manin. po ana as an out-of-town
investor. ncv!if used drugs himself,
claiming hfi JUSt come out of
cocai nc-~hab1htat1on treatment.
f.aaar declined as a how of moral
support.
As pan of the LAPD's cight-
mcmber "Entertainmcnt Squad." the
two detectives said they were shocked
at the drua usaac they observrd.
CocaiM dealers always seemed to
be on the ..,cnphery. they said.
whether at HOii ywood ~theri_!l&_S or
at mixers the undercover officers
hosted in their luxurious Marina dcl
Rey condominium.
Spurred by 1he drug-related death
of .comedian John Belushi. the
"Entertainment quad" was fomled
in 1982 to track down drug dealers in
the entenainment world.
Some entenaaners were snared.
In 1983. actor Dan Haggeny sold
an ei~1h of an ounce of cocaine to
Manin and Eggar, an offense for
which he recently was convicted.
As of last week. the unit had made
69 other arrests. most Iv of television
and movie production 'workers.
.
"Entcnainment Squad" supervisor
gt. Bill Lewis aid the unit's mission
1s not 10 go after the industry's stars.
"But 1f they happen to act in the
wny durina an invcsti'8tion. thar's
somcth1na else.'' he said.
! •
COURT .••
f'romAl
and national GOP officials support
the federal District Coun ruhng.
• The Indiana case is expected to be"
heard by the.' Supreme Court later this
spring.
Badham said the decision could
have a far-reaching effect in Cali-
fornia because the c0n:;<itutionality
of political gerrymandering.will fi-
nally be decided.
The Supreme C'oun has ruled that
election districts must include the
equal numbers of voters. It also has
ruled that district lines cannot be
dra" n 10 d1scnmina1e against n\1n-
ority 'oung groups. •
But the court has vet 10 determine if
drawing d1s1nc1 lines that give unfair
advantage to one party 1s const1tu-
1ional.
Rain will last throtigfu tonight
Rein tell ateedlty acrott South«n CeljfOf'nla tod1y ind
traw6ar• wet'9 W8'ned ot atrong. guaty wlndt In the mouot9ln1
~ daaart• •a atorm bo<n In the OuH Of AIM• marched down
the PKlflc COMt.
The chane. Of continuing rain In Lot Angelea and the valteya
wu put at IO pwcent t°"'Ght and 30 P«C«ll ror Thurlday.
Tr..veier• advl8oflel luued tor the mount.int end deMr11
warne<I or 40 mph wlndt and areat of' j>l9wlng sand and duat In
the desert• through Thursday. A amafl craft acMaory wu THuecf"
Nrly to<lay tor the out• ooaatal w1ter9 from Point Conception to
San Clemente 111and.
Along the Oranoe Cout It will be rnottly cloudy tonight with
ehOweft likely. ParOy cloudy Thur1day with a alight chanc. of
lhowert In the morning. Breezy and continued cool. High• In the
upper 509 to tow 60s and Iowa mostly In the 401 to low 501.
Lee Veg• .. 54 Tem • Ullle~ 78 eo
LAd et '3
Mernclftl• 77 62
H'Oh. IOw tor 24 houn enoino 1151 m Mleml hlcll 72 flt
Albtny 49 24 MllW ...... fl.4 55 ·-~~ "'OHTI
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Allenta " 47 New Yotk 59 43
Allll'lle City H 43 NorlOlll,Va 611 44 Ca lif. Tempe Cau111na et Auslln 76 69 Oklahoma City 67 $8 Lone BMcn 64 aaltkllON H .ll Omaha 72 39 Monro Ille ee lltmlngllam 73 50 Orlando 711 52 Hlgll.10wlor2•noursendlnget51 m Montwey 57
Bltmwelc 44 ,, Pnllaela41)1111 56 33 Mt Wilton 52
8olM 40 30 Ptl<Mlnl• 78 55 811ter11111e1 63 S3 N-l)Orl Be.cin 63 Boe1on 49 :le P1t1a1>u<g11 58 39 5ur•• 51 41 O<tlWIO 62
EklftelO 45 35 P°"*'6,Me •fl 2t FrMtlO 56 50 P..,.,, Spnngt es c..,., 45 28 P«lland,Ot. 42 40 LAne9Slet Sii 45 PllMdel\e 64
Oher!M1on.S C 63 54 PrO'liclenU !!O 32 LMAllQelee 86 !!O Red Blutt 45
Chatleeton.W V 87 37
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S...JOM 51 CNcego 115 SS RIChmOnd fl.4 40 ReOwoocl City 55 •fl Senta Ana 65
Clne:fnne tl 65 52 St lOUls 84 59 Sect...-to 45 41 Santa C"n 54 Cle¥elan<I 60 48 SI Ptll•lampe 80 53 a--51 50 lall09 Valley 33
ColurnbuS.Oll 6.2 .. Sah LlllleChy 54 46 San OleoO 93 58 V-oleVly S5 ~O.NH 48 211 Sen Antonio 75 113 SW\ Frlll'CIKO 54 •• 0111-FI Wotlh 73 57 S.., Juan.PR 84 74 8111111 Batbete eo 49
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employeesofthesavingsand loan toa
suspicious man wearing the skeleton
, mask. police said. Employees re-
sponded by locking all doors and
calling police.
, At least two other people reported-
• ly saw the short, gray-haired man
wearing the mask and carrying the
bank deposit bag. One ''"'man said
the man pulled off the mask after he
noticed that she was staring at him.
"He never got 1ns1de the bank."
Little said.
A native o f New York Cny. Jablon.
who is di vorced. la ves in South
Laguna. He has been licensed to
practice medicine in California since
I 95S. according to the stale Medical
Quality Assurance Board .
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STEPDAD SAYS SHOOTING ' ACCIDENT' ..• Coast-=-com m u n ities reap
reWardsof '8 4 Qlym p ies
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'From Al
, Ralph said he panicked. thanking he
didn't want hi s ex-wife and their twq
other children 10 find out what had
happened.
., Ralph testified he covered Kaye's
body with plastic, placed it inside the
car and drove to a nearby super-
market parking lot where he aban-
doned both the car and the body and
• called a taxicab.
Th1nkanghe would catch a plane 10
· an Francisco. Ralph headed for
John Wayne A1rpon. But upon
arri van~. Ralph said he JUSt couldn·t
leave his stepson to be fou nd in a car
that way.
RalpJl said he returned 10 the
parking lot afier deciding against
turning himself in to police who
already had been summoned by
witnesses to the the Bonita Canyon
Road shooting site.
He said he buried Kaye's body in a
sandy drainage ditch in Irv me using a
cigar-box top he found in the car to
dig the grave. Later. he said he threw
the shin he was wearing and the gun
into-the ocean off Newport-Pier.
After his arrest that evening. Ralph
said he hed to police because "I didn ·1
want people to kno" the truth. I
d1.dn'1 want Carol to know what
happened. How do you tell Dom1n1c
(h1~ younger son) that I killed his
brother?"
Kaye's body was discovered AU$· 6
by workers at the construction si te.
His car was found parked in a long-
term parking lot at John Wayne
Airport a week later .
Ralph, who has remained in
custody in the Orange County Jail
since his arrest. faces a 27-year-to-life
prison sentence if convicted of first-
degree murder. However. the jury
could find him gUifty of a lesser
charge. such as second-degree murder
or manslaughter.
His trial. now in its third week in
Judge Ronald Owen's courtroom in
anta Ana. is expected to conclude
thi s week.
LOS ANGELES (A P) -The fi rst
program funded by the surplus from
last summer's Olympic Games will
mean S2 million for 368 youth
facilities-m 17 Southern O lliforni
cities, including several Orange Coast
communities. it was announced
Tuesday.
The "Summer Games '85" pro-
gram was unveiled al a press con-
ference at the Westwood head-
;
quaners of the Los Angeles Olympic
Organizing Committee.
The $2 million will to go toward
opening or expanding the hours of
nisting facilities in th 11-com·
munities where the Games took place
last summer. it was announced.
"Th as is our way of repaying those
communities for their participation,"
said LAOOC Chairman Paul Ziffren.
The program. he said, "is the best
possible way to continue the legacies
of the 1984 Games in our communi-
ty."
Th~ program as funded 1hrou'h the
Los Angeles. Organiz.ing Committee 's
.\matcur Athletic Foundation, which
was ct up in 1982 to administer some
of the surplus from the Games.
Last fall. the foundation received
$50 million. ZifTren said. adding that
the $2 million will be taken out of the
appru~1matcly $4 million in interest
1h:11 •he $50 million has generated
FOAM OFF COAST SAID HARMLESS ..• POLLUTION BAN AS KED •• • ' Dan Cru1. the LAOOC coordi-J'rom ~1 nator of youth programs. said the
program will provi de 100.000 ad-r From Al
tal health. said.
And. although health workers
couldn't get close enough to the
• substance to test it, 1nd1ca11ons ace the
Ouffy foam was little more than early
bloomtng dinoflagellates. he said.
D1noOagella1es arc free-floating
plants that bloom during warm
. weather. The culprits are probably the
green ver51on of a similar plant that
accounts for the yearly reports of red
tides. Merryman said.
The same temperate weather that
lured thousands of people to area
beaches probabl} caused the bloom-
ing effect. he said.
"We feel the warm weather we had
c;11mulated this growth." he sa id.
People repdrling the phenomenon
to the health agency expressed con-
cern that the foam was actually soap
bubbles from an oil tanker washdo" n
or a sewage lt ne break. but neither
appears to be the case. MerT)man
said.
"There was no 011 or grease or
an) thtng ltke 1ha1:· ht" said. There
were no storms over the balm)
. weekend that might carry 011 and soap
residue tn from one of the tankers
,. anchored 10 miles ofTshorc and no ne
of the Orange County 'ianitation
districts reported problems with 1he1r
pipes that dump waste 1n10 1hc ocean.
Merry man said.
Had there been a sewage spill. he
\aid. the residue would appear gra~
not clear hke the material sighted
0' er the wecke-nd .
One pcrc;on reported ..cc1ng about
two doun dead Ganbakh fish 1n the
\.1c1n1t} of some of the foam. Mer-
ryman said. lnvec;11ga1o rs accounted
for SI\ dead fish . but were unable to
tktcrm1ne why 1hcy1d 1ed. he <1a1 d.
"We're 1101 sure the) 'n' related."
another reason hcalt h officials put
forward the d1noflagella1e theory. 011
or sewage spills \.\,ould not lane the
coast for such a long wa>. MerT)·man
said.
He speculated that the foaming
action may have been caused by
heavy tides damaging the newly
blooming plants.
Red blooming versions of the
plants cause the equally harmless
"red tides" an wh ich pans of the ocean
take on a scarlet tinge in warm
weather, Merryman said.
"It's just o!'le of those quirks of
nature.' he said.
county's underground water basin If the Strlngfetlow ~an were d111onal hours of open playground
put Into action. 11mc for more than a million youths.
"White the Immediate threat of Stringfellow wastes has ··11 will also provide 500 to 600jobs
momentarlty aublld9d, the larger Issue of groundwater 1h1~ summer. mostly for high school
contamination stlll remains," Clark said. ''Let's prohibit, by students:· Cruz said.
county ordinance, the Injection and/or dlacharge o1 con-Besides Los Angeles. the cities
tamlnated water Into the underground water basin." 1n,olvcd are Anaheim, Arcadia.
'Ctarkadded1hemeaaurewouldglvethecountya"aready Burbank. Cerritos. Chino, El Toro.
tool to deal wtth polluters of our water" and would lessen the Glendale. Irvine. Laguna Hills. Long Beach. Mission Viejo. Monterey CC>Unty'1 dependence on state and reglonal agencies to Park. OJai. Pasadena, Pico Rivera
protect the county' a Interests. and Santa Monica.
Supervtaor Roger Stanton agreed with the proposal. Former LAOOC President Peter
pointing out that tht county WU not t04d that the StrlngfeUow Ueberroth. now the Commissioner of
TEENS' SENTENCE ..•
From Al
belie.,,es the .,,ouths should have been
spared an} 1a1l t1me.
"I think this 1s a case where the kids
got caught up an politics." Thomas
said. "They were easy scapegoats."
But Judgr Louis Cardenas_ who
sentenced the pair. said most people
think he w<.·nt 100 light on Thomas
and Craft.
"If this was a popularity contest.
1hose bO)'i "ould be 1n prison."
Cardenas '>aid • • • The li'e'> of kfl Thomas and
Rand~ C raft. high 'lchool students
w11h a common mtcre'il in cars. were
changed rad1call) one afternoon on
the wa} home from 'i<:hool early an
December of 1983.
Thomas and Craft were driving
U'le1r o" n cars. a Cht•v rokt Camaro
and ( hc vrolet No1.a . '>1dc by side on
.\dam~ .\venue when the} struck a
'imall Dat'iun driven by Mrs. Chang.
who ""a'i making a left turn onto
~cwland 'itrccl
The impact from the l\.\.O cars
pushed ( hang's car more than the
length of a football field and left her
car grotcsquel} 1w1s1cd Huntin~ton
Beach police <;aid 11 was one of the
worst accident'\ they'd ever \ccn.
('hang died almost immediately.
-• disposal plan WU "being concocted to bring 107 contamt-baseball. sent a message from Tokyo ~fore the night was over. both nanta through Orange County." congratulating the foundation board
Thomas and Craft had been arrested Stanton aald a county measure would force "obscure for moving quickly 10 implement the
on suspicion of murder. Police said it agenclel" to make more complete dlacfosurn of ltt plant. program.
appeared th e teens were involved in a "We must toughen our ordinances," Supervleor Bruce "The Summer Games '8S concept
speed contest when their cars Nestande added. Neltande asked that the measure be drafted brings together many of the clements
ram0med the0f?at~un. B to Include all contaminants that might find their way Into the which made the 1984 Olympic games eputy •strict Attorney rent ' d d f ...... II work well -the blenda'ng of existing R I fi I d d d countv a un ergroun rel\M .water supp es. omney ater 1 c secon • egrce '' facilities and programs to involve d Ch The Occas.on Hawever, County Coun .. ....i Adrian Kuyper exprested mur er arges. 1 _, you ng people in Olympic-related marked the first time in Orange doubt whether the county would have Jurisdiction to spons programs," Ueberroth said.
Coun:r; that a murder charge had administer the proposed ordinance. He saJd Its appllcatlon to Th · · b
been .led In a f;atal Car accident Iha! ·-•t ti di t le 1 1 d bt .. e opportunity to go a neag -county-'" a on s r ts 9 n ou · borhood center or a school to learn or
did not involve alcohol. 8upervt9ora directed Kuyper to review the legality of such improve spor1 s skills this summer
"I recall reading the paper the a meuure and, " possible, write an ordinance for their will certainly improve the quali8 of morning aner the accident." said ... 1A1-I lthl ..... ~ h · · So h r Cardenas. who had no idea at the tame" con~at on W n llllX -9• yout .~cta vaties 10 ut cm a •-._ __________________________ _. forn1a.
he'd later pass judgment on the teen-~F.::::::::::::::~lfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin ager\. ··1 was horri.fied. I thought,•----------------. fiiiiiiiiiiiiii 'look at what these punks have
done.'"
But a y<.·ar later when the case
landed in his courtTOom. Cardenas
said he came 10 realize that the case
was not nearly as "Oamboyant" as
news al'counts made it sound.
"I had difficulty believing 11 was the
~me case I'd read about." he said.
( ardenas tossed out the second-
drgrcc murder charge. citing an
appellate court decision which said
that murder charges could only be
filed 1f alcohol or drugs were in-
volved.
Gem
Talk
By J. C. HUMPHRIE
Certified GemolO(fist, AGS
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BERYL Merryman said.
• Bcl'ause the foam was sighted along it a several-mile stretch of ocean is
~
Thomas suffered a broken leg in the
accident He wa taken 10 Pacifica
Hospital in Huntington ~ch where
doctors considered amputation.
After the teens pleaded no contest
to charges of vehicular manslaughter,
the JUdge put a maximum fivc-
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