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C ALIFORNIA MONDAY APRlt 19 1%'> ,·, C E:NTS ..
I Toro cra8-h vi~eot,ape ptob,e~
ederal fnvesttgators search (or cause
fair s_now tragedy _!.hat took twOTtves
C orps ~rsonnel. ~1d a spokesman
lfor the National Transponat1on Safe-
ty Board. the aeency conducung the
crash investigation.
.. Thcrc wis a videotape of thc
acc1den t ... the NTSB'<> ac11 ng c hief o r
the Los Angeles-field office. Don
Llorente. reponcd today "It will be a
great help an determining what hap-
pened."
hDe11rl"lle41i.n
Federal investigato rs are hoping 10
iew a videotape of the fatal trash ol a vintage World War II a1rplanc
6at .. .Jolled its pilot and passenger
andltsget
BMfroDJ
.. WellsFargo
NEW YORK (AP) -Four armed
___ rnoe-en broke_ lhrough a_wall an
o verpowered guards at a WeJls Fargo
terminal early today. then fled in an
armored truck .w11h about $8 millio n
in cash, police said. .
Ano ther S 12 million was left be-
hind. authorities said.
The previous record for a cash
robbery in the United States 1s S 11
million. also fro m an armored car
company. .
The four men. armed wi th hand-
---.i'1n'I:-, stole the--rruck from rhe com--
pany's garage in lower Manhattan at
about I :JO a.m .. said police spokes-
man Sgt. Ed LcSchack.
The thieves ordered four armed
guards at gunPl(>mt 10 open a vault
where the money was held the n
handc uffed the men to a hand truck
a nd loaded the cash o nto the van.
acco rding ro Chief Roben Johnston.
chief or operatio ns for the Police
Departme nt. ·
Coast
A court ruling has freed a
man convicted of murder-
ing two people In the
county./A3
California
Gasoline prices will get
worse before they get
better./A4
World
Israel has pulled the last
of Its troops from Leba-
non./ A4
Sports
The South team is an-
nouhced for the Orange
County All-Star football
game June 28./81
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Entertainment
Saturda> dunnJ tht' annual Nav).
RelicfSoc1e ty Air Show at the El Toro
Manne Corps Air Station.
Tht: videotape, which rcportcdly
depicts the fiery crash of the smglc-
engtne AT-6. was made by Mannc t'fowt'vt'r. Master l)g~. John
They're off in Laguna
More than 2,000 runnera -led by eventual winner Steve
Scott, No .. 1 -take off at the atart of Sunday momln&'•
benefit lOK race to raise fund• for Schoolpower, a aupport
group for Laguna Beach educational pro1rama. World clue
·athlete. Edwin M09e8 (left) and·O.J. SlmpM>n chat before
the eYent. See atory on Page A2.
Sek 'not the only
problem 'in Coast
massage parlors
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
Of the DellJ Piiot lteff
·\n untra1nnl ma\~u'>C Lan ruh
)OU the wroni wa> They cenainl) get
under the 'ik1n of police 1n Newpurt
Beach and uther e111cc; who claim that
allout half of all mas\agc parlor" ma~
\Cf'e a~ front\ tor pro\tltUtlOn
And 1n a month-long !>Wei.'P of local
c\tabli!\hmcnt\ earlier this ~car. Nl'"'·
port poll<.T arrc<1tcd 11 ~uspccted
pro\lltute'i of)l'ra11n1t out of ma.,.,agt•
parlor~ 1n the John "'°a-.ne •\1rport
bu!.1ne, .. n1mpln
To i.Omha1 <.uch opcrat1 om Imm
c;prcad1ng. the Ne"port Beach C II\
( ounnl hJ'i 1\\ueJ a mora10num on
nc"' ma,'iagc parlor'> 1n the ntv.
wh1l h ha' t! li<.c n-.cd parlor' thl·
mo\t ul an~ Orange C ount} cit'
Both the nl) ol l'<l''°"Port BcaLh Jnd
thl' count} of Orange Jrc no~ "'orl..-
1nR on ordinancec; that woulJ rC'>lfll t
(Pleue •ee MASSAGE/ A2 )
M1chalsk1. the base i.pokesman said
the video 1a~ shows only the fsrt at
the base chapel after the plane had
fallen from the sky.
Llorcnu: also said the 1nvest1ptor
assigned to the crash 1s expected to sift
through wreckage o f the airplane
sometime today or tomorrow. What
was lef\ of ti.le plane was removed to
the search and rescue hangar on the
air base. he said
Dr. Myk Hun1erf ord
The NTSB offic1aJ added that a
prcl1minaf) report on the crash
would be completed today o r Tues.-
daf°he ~orld Wa; II Nav) trainer
en hed,~1 9:38 a.m. Saturday into tile
base dia~I kdling pilot Mcml
Gos man. SS. of C anop Park, and
Navy Hosp1talman Ro bert Ar·
rowsm1th, 2S. whQ·was assigned 10
the base chn1c.
. .
Gossman was a membcT of the
Condor Squadron fl,Y.l na club. a v o up
orformer military pilots who perform
mock dotfi&htt and air battles at air
shows T he flyma club~ bated 11 tht'
Van Nuys Airport.
Arrowsm~. of C>g.den, Utah. ap-
parently was 1nv11~ to n~ as a
passcn~r dunng turday s per-
formance.
(Pleaae eee C~8B/ A.2)
Escapee
kidnaps
-terrified
woman
Suspect tracks
vtcti m down. -stabs
her during c hase
By ROBERT 8ARKER
.\ ::!8-H~ar-old man broke out of an
Orange" ( ount~ Jail this w~kend
hunted down a frightened m1ddle-
agcd woman who was hiding from
him and stabbed her several times.
shenffs officials alleged toda~
The -.oman -kidnapped ;ind
forced _10 take a wild temf~ing ndc
abuductor -wa., treated for \e, cral
\tab wound., and released from a \an
D1L-go ( ount} hosp11al She ,..as
abandoned in the Fallbrook area b)
the fug111 vc who escaped into the
darkne!>~ on foot
Thc drama began '>honh before
noon ~turda\ v.hen Dennis"" 1lliam
".>m11h "'ho ~as ..cf\ ing a onc-)'ear
..cntencc for "1olat1ng probation on
an grand theft con' 1tt1on allegedh
escaped Imm the 1 heo l..aC\ m1n1
mum ~unt~ Ja1l 1n Oran~e
(Please see KIDNAP I A2)
Coasf Jews upset
at Reagan's plans
Declare slated visit
to German cemetery
'outright s tupidity'
··ouln~hl \tup1d1l\
RJhl-i1 '-otc.-phl·n f 1n,tt'in ot Tl mplc
B na1 f 1cJd. in Fountain \. .illn 1w11d
the '1'>11 ·"'uuld be an affront to all
Related stor'8s on A4
By ROBERT BARKER \ml'ntJn' v.ho lo'lt lather'> hrulht·r'
Ot llM o.-, l'ttoi ''"" ur u ndcc. 1 n "'° orld \\a r II ..
Hun11ng.tun lk'<1,h hu\IOl'\\nl.lll Hut liuJ llnhl l'ommJndl·r o f 1hr
Mel Mern1l'l\te1n. "'ho'l' mother Jnd \ l'tnan' ot f orc1gn \.\ ar\ Pn\t \'i '"
tw o \l\ter\ v.erc l..1lletl 1n \\ orlJ \.\.tr 1n < O\IJ Me..a \aid the prl'\llknt
II lOnlcntrat111n lJl1lP' Jnd v. h11 \houlJ J1HKcl·d v.11h plan<. IP l,I\ .1
h1m\Cll \Un" l"d 'a11 1n1cmmcn1 .,.it reath .it the B11hurg ce-meten
··b\ \hn·r hit!...'" \did 11i<la' 1h.11 ··rm in \uppun.nfthc uimm,snJ,r
Prc\1Jen1 Rc.1gan"• planned' 1<.11 w J 1n ch1l'I ·· Hohl ..aid .. Hl· ha' a
""e't C 1rrman mil11an \l·mct«.>f\. 1' (Please see COA ST/ A 2 )
8111 Murray's kid brother
launches his career In
"Moving Violations./ A7
INDEX
Shuttle Challenger starts week in space
Bridge
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Seven astronauts, two monkeys a nd 24 rats
begin most extensive researc h project to date
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81-2
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C \Pl < .\N \VFR.\.l I la IAPl-
~pacc \hu11lc ( hallcngcr. rnrr) 1ng
sch·n astronaut'>. two squHrcl
m onke\'S -a nd ::!4 rats. hla'ited oil
toda\ u ni-. IO d av\aftcrthecndofthl'
la\t ·.,hutik m1s-,i1un to r a week ol
ro.inJ-1hc-clock rc,earc h in a b1lhon-
dollar Spacclah ·
I he moc;t Clllcns"e spare rc'Sean:h
project t'\Cr undcnaken hcgan at 9 O::!
pm PDT a\ the <.pace pl.me thundcr-
l'd to life and dancd quickly out over
the AtlantK Otean on twin tower<; of
lirt• and a rna\\l\C trail nl 'mol..c
\k1l''> were cloudlcs'i ..int.I the I 06-
ton 'hip "'a' d ear!} '1'i1bk a'> 1t
cl1m tx·d on a northea~t heading. It
reached orbit nine minute' after
lllloll
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two minutl'' and I K 'en inch lall'
l'><.:rnu~· of a hncl prohkm "'11h a tud
proCl"\\1ng "'ll'm
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rccommcnt.J 11.·· C halkngcr rnm
mandcr Robt.•rt < h l'rnl\l'r rl·rx1r1l·J
~\ thl' \hip \l'llkd 1nlll Mh1t. "I J1111'1
thin!.. Hlu·d ha'c an' trn11hlt' [ll'tt1ng
an) ot' U\ to do 1t Jtw1n ..
He al'o rl·ported \t'l'tng "'un-
bchcvaolc .1mount:. ol \tufl blo1\.\1ng
around here .. T he particle' appan•nt,
ly were p1eCC\ of ICC l'hlJ1plng ofl !ht·
'Supercold fuel tank and from ",111•1
wn11ng trorn tht· \huttll· .\fll'r .1 ll'"'
minute\. thn d1s.1pf)l'arl'll
Sewage treatment waivers
~ .
aren't being 'pasSed out'
EPA has rejected eight out of 1 1 a pplications
for reduction In wastewater processqualtty
Contra') to the ll'•"' of 11 local down l'1ght ournf 11 rcque,\t\ to wa1 H'
c1t11en!t group. thr \I \ I nv1ronmcn-federal v.a'itcwottr trt'atment 'itan·
' tal Protection Agt•nq " not freely dards. rt1cc11na the ~·wage nacnc1c~·
1ront1ng wa1vcr' tu ( ahlorn1e1 U&Cn· Wl'ihC'i 10 ll(Xt.llC undt•r the le\\
c1e'i that want to rtdutc the 4u11ll t} of \tnn1cn1 t.atc <)(c:ll' Pls.n auord1n1
treatmcnt the)' Jt\.l' \CV.age l'!C'forc to r>oua f ~rhardt. I P \ en
dump1na 11 1n the ocean v1ronmtntal en11ncc1
EPA ~l'llll, ~...fftr havr 111rnt·w---Wfltty-fmtr mon--Wftt•tr t'tf'1"11·
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t .111un<., art• f)l'ndina -~ group ol 'iOuth Oranac C ount\
rc\ltknt\ nppo\C'll tu the effort~ ol a
lu~:al wa~tcv..itcr treatment aaent.> to
o hta1n a wa1\Cr ha,,.e '31d the:) c:1tpc-t·t
an uphill hattle a&O'ln't ~waat OF:cn-
t ic' 1ntt'nt on t11m1na, tht• dtK._ Nck
nn the comm11tmcn1 111 dNn w11t,·r
Hut I hcrharJt \I\~ .. nnh aat'n\ It'\
that tan 'ihn¥-that n•thll ,•ti trratm<'nl
will not h. rm tht' 11tran l'O\ 1rnnnwn1
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I hl· laun1.h wa'> thl.' \t:u>nJ hl'rl' in
1u\t I "' Ja}C.. l Ull1ng 1n half the nld
rnord ol '4 da" fur thl· \honC\1
f)l'rllKI ht.·t\.\l't'n ,hultk t11ght' l..il\ll'r
'h1p ll1\Ul\l"~ \.\J\launthnl \pril 12
Jtlll returned to l:.trth JU\t IO da\\
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Oh,l'I' 1ng 1he ll1ght Imm lhl
l.111mh uintrul lentcr wa\ \t·n lal..t
( 1Jrn I{ l tah umtinu1nll till' O\l'I
'lght rl'\pOn'>l b1ltt) hi.' lx·gan "'h.:n hr
"'":" a pa'>'il'ngl·r on thl' la't ,trullk
t11t1-hl l k "(hairman ol a 'ulxnm-
m11tel· that hanJk\ l'< \I..,\ Junding.
l>unnK .i V.l'cl.. in urh1t thl· lrl'"'
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\.\Ill le'>t nc"' prtlll',"4''> fur gro\.\ing
ctn t1(1n1l l'f\'ltJI\ anJ prnu'\\lng
t'\olll matenal., and thl·~ \.\111 prnhc
thl' 'un. the 'Star\. th<.' atmo .. phcrc ,rnd
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MAHONEY
NEWS Pl RSPECTIVf
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tmp: t I lhl.'n II (th(' Wil\Cf) ~ould he
Jcn1ed · ht -.aid
r"u \car' af\c1 the l \ t tlnJrl"s'
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that madr \w1mmoolc.-\.\Jter" aoal lor
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Papers condemn pressure on Reagan -·
~~"--Viet veterans applauded
at anniversary parades -------to can cel visit to Bttb4rg SS cemetery r -------
BONN. West Germany (AP> -
(onservauve West German ne~·
papen reacted ananly today to th¢
increasing pressure in the United
'talcs for President Re•aan to cancel
his v1sll 10 a the German military
ce mctef) at 81tburg.
Newspapers that nprmally support
U.S. pohc1e said complajncd of
1 "hystena" 1n the United uue . and
l'Ondemned both tht' U .. media and
a Senate vmc last Fnday asking
Reagan to ~ancel hi\ planned vm1..
Reagan 1\ s.chr<iukd to v1s11 tht'
cemetery with <. hancdlor Helout
Kohl as part ot his '''" to West Germany May 1-6. Tht' vmt has been
snarpl) Cn11c1zed in th<' lJ n1ted State~
becau~ 49 former SS soldiers are
among the 2.000 German soldiers
buried there ·
'"'There might have bttn clums1·
ness on both sides. but the reaction
has Qt-en immoderate and hysterical.
The U.S.A. should be aware,_ of
growing anti-Americanism" in West
Germaoy that could t>c fueled b) the
Bitburg controversy.Ji'he Frankfurter
Allgemcine said on its front page.
'1Reagan showed the n&ht instinct
but the U.S. media has welcomed (he
Nazi the.!1\e." said the newspaper.
The Bnner Rundschau. commen1-
1n,g that there has been .. hysteria
w11hout end." said: "Now Washing-
ton claims to have found out that
some of the Waffen SS soldiers buried
in Bitburg took pan in the massacre of
Israelis
out of
Lebanon
TYRE. Lebanon (AP) -Israel
withdrew from the last major city 11
held in Lebanon ,t9(iay, a day after
Lebanese Moslem and Druse war-
nors routed Chnst1ans from other
areas evacuated by the Israelis.
Police said at least 65 people were
killed and 75 wounded in Sunday's
civil war fi~ting in the south, which
had bee~ w1del y predicted in the wake
occupied in June 1982. •
.tn Beirut today, fighting resumed
between the Moslem-Drusc coahuon
and Christian militia units across the
Green Line that d1v1des the cm into
mostly Moslem· and Chnst1an sec-
tors. The Moslems and Druse re -
portedly dro\e the Christians back
200 yards from the hoe Sunday.
The Moslcms and Drusc claimed
they ktlled or wounded at least 20
Christian fighters 1n Beirut and
witnesses said bodies were heaped on
a sidewalk.
Gas hikes
not over?
. LOS ANGELES (AP) -1 Retail
gasohne pnccs, which have already
nsen more than eight cents a gallo n in
two months, will probably go up
another three cents as dealers try to
keep pace wrth wholesale pnce'I. an
industry analyst says.
The biggest increase hkcl)' will be
for unleaded gasohne because of1igh1
supplies. analyst Dan Lundberg said
Sunday.
In a na11 onw1de survc} of 17.500
gas~e stations compiled Saturda).
the 01.erall price of all grade'> of
gasoline was S 1.22. an increase of 8.4
cents per gallon from two monthc; ago.
the publisher ot the otl-oncnted
Lundberg Letter said
• W<holesalc price' ha' e ns.en 11 4
l·ents a gallon in the same penod.
l uuing dealcrc;' op<:rattng margins. he
..aid Retail price<. v.111 probably go up
at least another three cent<, CJ\erall to
lover that <,pread he o;a1d
Oradour (France)," the newspaper
said. "Where the) found thi out. they
don't say."
A unday report by the New York
Times said that amona th0$t buried
1n tht' Bitburg cemetery arc sotdieri
from the same Waffen SS division
that mas~crcd 642 pcople'at the
French village of Ora'ouMur-Glanc
'" 1944.
The New York Times story added
that those buned at Bitburg "more
than likel>. d•d not &Uc pa.rt 1n the
massacre.· but the Hamburg new,..
paper Bild said the report had angered
Bitburg·s ma)or. Th"eo ijallet.
Meanwhile. in Duesseldort'. a leftist
terror group claimed responsibility,
for three ncarl) simultaneous bomb
blam today and said they were to
protest the world economic su I
opening Thursday 1n th apital.
Bonn.
The bombs "'ent off w1th1n 10
minutes of each other at the chemical
concern Hoechst and the
Metalworkers· Employers Associa-
tion 1n Cologne and a branch of the
Deutsch? Bank 1n Duesscldorf.
The> caused extensive damaic but
injured no one. .
The Revolutionary Cells. iisted by
the lntenor Ministry as one of West
Germany's deadliest terrorist groups.
took responsib1lit) for the blasts in a
letter delivered this morning to the
Cologne office of the Tageszeitung. a
leftist weekly.
.,..,.......
OneUme lnmatee •-1.k .,.at former Dachau concentration
camp tturtna ceremonlee marldoa the 40tb aonl•er•ry of
the liberation of tbe camp on Apill 29. 1945. . ,.
Reagan 'anguished' by furor
overGe~man cemetery visit
massacrd 'Of' other European c1v-
1hans and Allied soldiers. President standfn firm despite obje ctions ;
Nixon. Kissinger back controversi~l decision Reagan's determ1nauon. mean-
while. has won support· from former
Regan said. ··tn his heart. he will m President Richard M. Nixon. the
hurt at what has been said about hiifl Washington Post reported. WASHINGTON (~P) -Presi-
dent Reagan. prepanng for the fi rst
Eu ropean trip of his second adminis-
trauon. 1s said by his top aide to be
deeply troubled by the controversy
caused by his planned visit to a
German military cemetery. . . . .
choice of words to describe his mental
cond1tion," White House Chief of
Staff Donald T. Repn says. adding
that the president 1s standing firm
about going the graveyard near Bit-
burg. West Germany ne"t Sunday as
part of his IQ..day trip.
Reagan departs Tuesday evening.
"He is wounded by this 1ntemally.''
Hirohito at 84
a nd his insenSJtivny when he's a very Nixon. whose views were soltc11ed
sensitive person.'· by White House officials. privately
Appearing Sunday on CBS-TV's urged Reagan last week not 10 back
"Face the Nation," Regan said Re-down because tt would be a sign of
agan 1s simpl "ca in out his. weakness and undermine the re~•-
wor o est erman hancellor en s stan 1ng w11 estern Euro-
Hclmut Kohl to visit the cemetery as pean countries. the Post reported
a way of demonstrating reconcih-today. Quotmg .un1den11ficd sourcec;.
at1on 40 years after the end of World Former Secretary of State Hen I)
War fl. K1ssingeralsosupponed the v1s11.1he
The cemetery contains the graves newspaper sart!.
of 2.000 soidiers. including 49 mem--N'1xon also ~1d a reversal of the
bcrs of the Nazi SS. the elite COf"P\ plan would harm .S. ability to
blamed for the attempted elttermma-ne~ottatl' with the Soviets and 1n the
ti on of Jews and other minorities and M tddlc East. the Post reported.
Nine killed
by Texas
tornadoes
By Tbe Aasociated Pren
Tornado watches were posted fof
much of central and nonhern Texas
today fo llowing a deadly weekend
storm. while fair skies prevailed o-.er
much of the rest of the nation.
'Nine people were killed m the
storm that unleashed torrential rains
and 18 tornadoes in Texas. The
Nallonal Severe Storms Forecast
Center issued a tornado watch. while
heavy ram Sunday prompted a nash
flood watch today for nonh-ccntral
and northeastern Texas
Thunderstorms dissipated over the
central Gulf Coast region earl) today
while a few thunders\orms hngered
~long the southern Atlantic Coast.
Rainshowers were ~ca11ered across
the northern Rockies and northern
New England.
Emperor Hirohito. the wortd•e tonceet-retcnlnc monarch,
waYes to 55,000 well wlabera today at the national
celebration of hla 84th birthday at tbe Imperial Palace lo
Tokyo. .
Fair skies prevailed acro'l'I much of
the Southwest and Midwest.
Elsewhere, e~rly-morning fog de·
veloped across much of the 1 en-
nes~c Valley and lower Ml'i\l'iS1pp1
Valley
roday·s forecast called for rain and
occasional thunderstorms from the
lower Mississippi Valley across the
lower half of the Plains into southern
Colorado and nor:thea~t New Mexico.
and sunshine for the rest of the
nation.
Highs :Were pred1c1t d to be an the
50<. to 60s across New York and Nt w
I England. from the northern Pacific
Coast across western Montana. and
from northern ArtLona acrO'IS the
,SOuthem half of the Rookies.
Co~Vlg
su~do.~. Mo.~ 5tR
NYmuJtgers
hit walkers
NEW YORK ( .\PJ -A C'hartt~
walkathon turned into "a rob-a-th on ·
when ro ving bands of young people
swept into the crowd of walkers and
~tole chn1n necklaces. purses and
other property, police said
A dvert) e your s pecial gift
item s for Mother 's Day in ""Dear Mom",
a pecial . uppleme nt to the Orange Coast
Dail y Pilot.
Call toda " ..
tabloid . izt•
and copy i ~
to reser ve your pace in thi
uppJement. Deadline for pace
.>\ pril 30th at noon.
Call 642-4321 , ext. 250
Pohce 'latd 17 people wert arrested
c;unda:y 10 connection with the inc i-
dents that occurred while about
18.000 New Yorkers padded over ctt)'
streets in the fund-ra1..cr for the
March of 01me'>
Seven people ,ufTcrrd hru1~' and
cute;, most of them from l'h1un-
\na1elGnis dur1na the march rut no
one rcqum:d ho,p11al treatment. ~1d
sat Ed LcSchTck.
Police c;a1d 7 people were arrc-.t<"d
Sunday in ronneci1on wtth tht' 1nu-
den1, that occurred while atlc1Ut
18.000 New Yorkcn
.\ c1v1l1an pollCt t•mplO)'t l' "'ho
pan1c1pa1ed IA the march nd w1t-
ne,~d ~me of the mbt>ene; told
Or1cc11vt f vaM Andre that 1hc
walhthun "Ju\t turned oul lo tx· a
·----------------------------·htJi~thon ..
-·
By tlle A11ocl1ted PrH• ...
Ten years aner the fall of Saigon und the Jagged end of the only war ~e
ever lost." the pt pie 6\opped to thank those who.fouJht and found tl'!em~lve,
applaudina. ·~The thing 1hat meant the most to me was the clapping. said
Thomas Emii. Vietnam \Ctcran. ont: of about 1,600 who w )kcd through thl'
sunny streets of Kalamazoo. Mich.. unday. h was one of several ga1henng~
nationwide byc:it-servicem<"n and Vietnamese ~efugcc'> to mark the end of the
war 1n Southeast Asia. The paradc'drew the natto~al pres~ and organ11cr$ said
President Reapn sent a con~ratulatol) telegram I can think o(no finer cfTon
or tnbutc.~ the president said.
Trump buya Atlantlc City Hilton
;\ da) after devel oper Donald Trump purcha~d Hilton Hotel Corp '
casino hotel 1n Atlantic Cit) for $320 million. he and aides were planning for a
pro)ected June IS opening in the New Jerse)' resort. Trump agreed Saturda~
n1af\t t(llt bu> the unopened complc~ from Hilton. a.rid ~e toured his nev.
property Sunday. s:ud his attorne)'. N1choln~ ~1b1s. R1b•s said. the Trump
organization would arpear before the ( a\inO ( ontrol Comm1ss1on tod.~y to
formally noufy it o thl' !>DIC and requc~t "<""ped111ou!I perm1ss1on for
receiving and installing slot machtne'I. ...
-Reagan raps Soviet•' 'mlaed opportunity'
· WASHINGTON -Pre\1dcn1 Reagan sa~'l the So\tet Union "missed a
great opponun1ty to ach1e\e '><>lll.C stature 1n the world" when 1t failed ~o
apologtLe for the shooting ot a U.S. Arm) maJor m East German)' last month.
")think 11 was in keeping with what ha' bern the Soviet altitude on other thtn~
of that kind. 1oduding the shoottng do"'n of the Korean airliner." Reagan said
of Moscow's re~ponse to the March 24 'ihoo11ns of MaJ: A~hur Nicholson. _His
comments came la~• wc:el.. 1n an tnler' tl'v. wtth six foreign JOurnahsts. rhc
While House released a transcript of the 1nten 1ew Saturda).
Von-Bulow witness faces gitlllng
PROVIDENCI:. IU. -lnformauon gathered1 by an attorney hired b~
Claus von Bulow·s stepchildren tn 1981 to 1nvcs1iga1e their mother's two
comas will be used in cross-examinauon of a key prosecution witness. a defense
lawyer said. Manha "Sunny•· von Bulow·s maid. Mana Schrallhammer, was
scheduled to return to the stand toda)' as defense a11orncys prepared 10 attack
her testimony \upponingcharges that von Bulow tried to murder his wife w11h
insulin injections. Defense attorney John Sheehan said fellow defense attornc}
Thomas P. Put·c10 1s hkely to use information gathered b )' Richard Kuh. a Ne"
York a11omey hired b) von Bulow's stepcltlldrco 1n 1981 to investtgate their
mothefs two comas m his cross-exam1nat1on of Schrallhammer.
Fifth artificial lieart patient burled
LEROY. Ill. -Jack C Burcham. who h.,,ed 10 da1s a'> the world's fifth
and oldest anificial llean recipient. was reme mbered as a fnendl) man with a
quick smile whose z~st (o~ hfc led him to the experimental surgery. Th~ Re\.
Bruce Calbreath sai1hc was Jogging the morning afier Burcham died. thinking
about the ph1lo~oph of the man whose onl) hope for survival was the metal
and plastic Jarv1k-heart. Burcham was buried Saturday after about 150
fnends and relau ve~ paid a final tribute to the 62-year-old railroad eng.inccr
Florida sand castle sets record
TKEASU RE ISLAND. Fla. -For rent T"'o-stol), castle T~enl}
thousand sq. n. Fab1,1lous ocean view. But hurry. One week only What the:
Treasun· Island Chamber of Commerce bills as the world's tallest ~nd castk
will be coming down next weekend. onl y a week after the SI 00.000 structurl'
was finished. The castle's height of J 7.2 feet surpasses the previous Guinness
Book of~cords mark of29.5 feet. said David G. McC onnell. a member of the
T
CALIFORNIA
Palisades homes tJCorched by fire
LO~ >\NGELES -Damage to fi,c Pacific Paho;ade'i home!> from a.
Wl'Cli.cnd brush fire wao; c~ttmated at $63,400. Fanned b~ 20 mph wind~ and
feeding on brush close 10 the structurt.·s. the fire burned for about an hour
Y.iturda) hcfore 11 was controlled b) 14 fire companies and two helicopters.
Fire Depanment spokesman larT) Ford said There "'ere no injuries. but one
home had $50.000 damage to the roof and attic. Ford said. . '
Chandler publishing family member dies
LOSANCi ELES -Hamson Chandler. scion ofa publish1ngdynast) who
transformed the once-tin} Times Mirror Press into one of the largest telcphom·
book printers an the West. has died at age 82. the famil y announced. Chandler.
who died Saturday. was the son of Harry Chandler. second pubhsher of the Los
.\ngelc"' Times. and brother of Norman Chandler. the third to publish thl·
newspaper. The famil). in its announcement earned 1n the Times. did not sa\
where Chandler died or g1 ' e a cause of death
Cop slays boy, 14, 1n San Francl11Co
SAN FRANCISCO -A policeman who shot a 14-year-old bo> suspected
of \tcaltng a c11 y bus thought the youth was reaching for a gun. according 10
'"' csugators. San franc1sco Pohce Inspector Edward Erdclat1 ~1d I hat. under
the circumstances. 11 was "reasonable for the officer ... to shoot." .. It 1~
unfonunate that the young man was shot. but at the ~me time. the officer
thought he wao; pulhnga gun:· Erdclatz c;a1d. addin~ that ll ··scemedJus11ficd ··
KTLA technician• agree on contract
LOS ANGELES -Technicians and stagecraft employees at telcv1s1on
stauon KTLA o verwhelmingly approved a new. three-year contract with
management Sunda) after a month-long lit rt kt . The agreement was reached at
6 a.m. after an all-night bargaining session ~twet:n the International Alliance
of Theatrical Stage Employees. which represents 140 union members who
wo rk at Channel 5. and Golden West Broadcasters. the owners of the sta11on,
said IA TSE attorne) Leo (icfTner.
SF Jew• pressure Reagan on Bltburg
SAN FRANCISCO -Calhng 11 an "issue that will not die." the San
f'ranc1sc·o Jew1<;h community vowed to pressure: President Reagan th ts week to
cancel his v1s1t to a West German cemetery where NaL1 !>torm troopers arc
buried. The Jewish Community Relations Council has collected thousands ol
'>1sna1u re~on ix111ions to the pTes1dent. and plans to bombard the Wh11e House
with telegram\ demanding Reagan drop a Ma~ 5 "'''itt to the cemetel) 1n
H1tburg
WORLD
France to fight trade agreement.
.,AKIS -Days before a Wr'itern eco11om1c \umm1t. Prt.·s1dent Franl"Ot'i
Mitterrand has announced France will refuse to d1\Cuss "cw internattonal
trade agreements without parallel talks on a new world monetary system
M11terrand'~ '>talemcnl reflected widespread concern over the .bcal!Jli that
Eu ropean c\tfl'enc1es have lakcn 1n recent month\ against the dollar which ha!>
been buo)cd by high U.S. interest rates. President Reagan depans Tuesday for
th e West German capital Ronn. v.hcre the summit will be held Fnda} and
~aturda> A.lso pan1c1pating arc the leader., ofC anada. Japan. Wr\I (iermanv.
Britain and Ital y · ·
South Africa rioting kill• five more '
JOHANNESBURG. 'iouth Africa -Five more hlacks died tn racial
unrest throughout the country. including a pohceman who apparently was
altackrd by a mob. 'ltranakd and then apparently !let on fire. police ~1d.
Meanwhile, officials !kltd today two aold mines had fired 17,500 black workers
bccauSt· of illegal work stopages. 10 the largest such d1sm1s~l 1n memory. Poli ct
headquarter~ reported noung in «"veral place\ 5unday night and early today.
mostly 1n the trouhle-torn C'3"1tern Cape Province
ManU• announcer ~llled on the alr
MA NILA -Ciunmcn hot and k1lkd an anti-communist radio
commentator 1<.ld3y a'> he broadcast from a ~mall radio station. ant! pohce said
lt'itcnc~ heard iunshots and the dying mnn\ moans. ( 'harhc Abcnlla. 64, died
from ht~ wound<; al U hO'if)llftl lwo hour\ :lf\cr he WU shot early th1S mominJ in
Ilagan ( 11). 490 mile' \OUthcast of Manila. Pohct Col. Robtno C'uym said 1n a
tC'lcphonc 1ntcrv1ew. Pohce Lt. Jolie <1emcnt<: said Aben Ila. who al'IO wrott for
n wee kl > tahlmd. had a repuUltton in the area. for bc1na cri11cal of Com.mun1st
rc llel' ha11hna the 1ovcrtlment
North Viet. celebrate victory aanlvenary
Ri\NCiKOK. 1Tha1land -Mukrn1 the t01h anmvcnary of the
rnmniunl't v1ctOt'}. top V1«tnamc5( ollic11lt paid their rupccts to late
1ntlependcncc ltatkr Ho c h1 Minh and thott who died 08}\una for
1t un1fica11on. the Vietnam New~ acncy rcponcd today A rcpon monitored
1n Banakok \atd C om munt\t Part)' C'ht11rman Lr l>uan end Pnmr'M1n11tcr
l'hnm V...lll..~ona lcda dckµ11 on w pa~~wtl"•t theOray Marble Mnosoltom
1n Hanoi w err thr h\Kl\ of fto Chi 1nh ,, entomtlcd
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-Patroness
By VIDA DEAN wa)' whale the womau\ 1n tile '1lvc:r
Deltf,... .. ,......, Shadow RR had to park across the
• fi . ds '> street.)
I Arc~ l nen JUSt areal. The Laguna Bea<.·h home wherr lhe
President f'rilih Wllllam1 arrived -tea was held wa~ loaned by ow
at the t~ in.a R~lls Royce (Com1che James Beard to friend Barb~~
convertible) a fr1e~d was letting her HlraclaJer, co-chairman alona with
use. (Well. he has e1aht other! and slae Nucy S..Ort.
parktd tt very carefully an the dnve-It was the 24th annual patroneso; tea
Frltzle William• arri•ed ln •tyle.
er~ quite a .view
oJ the AdopUoe G•Hd of Soetlten
Oranae Couty, ouend~ b)' 400
"omen.
"J 1m ha• ne,er let ha• home be ui,cd
hke this before." said Hirschler.
adding that the dcveloper/bu1lder has
owned the showplace for five years
"He was JUSt hke a little kid &Cttln&
things ready. He redid all of the brass.
the Ooors and repainted the inside.
Al'iO. he had most of the garden
redone."
Thr guests responded with verbal
apprec1a11on at. they toured the bt·
level home overlooking the chfTs and
ocean. Every room. except one
bedroom and bath downstairs. had a
ma1nilicent view.
Gorgeou!:" . maan1ficent. .
outstanding ... the well-dressed group
JUSt ran out of adjectives as they dad
the tour bit. . from the master
bedroom with its large marble tub to
the den o verlooking the sw1mm1 na
pool which overlooked the ocean. •
''I've heard of this home. but nevC"I'
been here before."sa1d Barbara
Bowle. "It's beautiful." she said a-s she
and Mary Davia chatted "Incredible
in every way." commented Jean
Wrlpt.
Also. gcmng 11s share of <.·omJ>h-
memS" -wa! ll\C assonme .. nl of ap-
petizers. finger sandwiches and
sweets prepared by members. CG uc\t!)
can make up ~heir fav ontei. now.
The> were given recipe cards tied 1n
pretty nbbons and flowers).
Another fnend to the group. J>aul
Ecb owner of the Black Ins 1n
Laguna. made and donated the large
floral arrangements about the home.
Spotted among the chic were~ E.G.
C'llamberlaln, Erline Garn, Martha
Green, Jo Anne Ml1 (talong time ofl
from doing Barbara Bush'• 011 and
pastel portrait. She wi ll prc~nt 1hc
portrait May 9 when the Vice Presa·
dent's lad)' attends a ( haldhelp fun('-
uon 1n LA). Ann Pange, Annette
Horwlti, Phyllis Carpenter, Marylou
Ingold, Ann Anderson (snapping
photos of everyone arrl\ ing). Gall
Slaowalter, Mary Ann Miller, Ci11dy G
alardi. Mary Sabata110, Darlene
Drammood, Dorothy Yardley, Judy
Barry, Katie-Wheeler. Patric~ Hout-
toa and M.erlly Wllto1 and i.-..
Marstoe (they art c0-<'ha1rm<"n oftht
1u1ld's Memonal Wttlcend tennis
1ourname11t.)
Al o. OUJe Bill, who rccovcnna
from recent knee su'lery had the
seated JOb of checlcana 1n auer.11. But
that didn't la~ long )ht' was
man~vcnna with her crutch throu&h
the crowd.
There are 50 :u:11ve members an the
aulld and the proceeds from the tea
and the tournament benefit Holy
Family Services. Adoption and
Counseling. of Southern()(
Barbara Hlncbler and
l'f &DCJ 8bort. a:iebt. laad
reclpe packets for 1aesta.
Below, Clndf Galardi, left.
toan with Mary Sabatauo
and Darlene Dru~ond.
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1 .. Number of fertile mar·ried cou les dimi
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WA 'iH I NCiTON ( .\ P) -( 1ruwang
use of '>tenl11a11on an the lln11ed
States has reducl·d the number of
married couples able to have children
to only about half of those 1n the
normal childbeann~ 'cars. new go\.
emmcrit 'itall'illcs d1!.CIO'"".
The stud} h> the National ( entl'r
for Health S1at1llt1c'> ctt11ma1ed that
only 52. 7 percent of ma med couple\
with \~ave<, aged 15 to 44 "'ere
ph ys1call> able to ha ve children a\ o f
1982.
That''\ down '>harply from 1965
when the ccntl·r estimated 73 percent
ol couple~· were ph)s1call} ahlc to
have l·haldren .\nd the primal)
changl' 1n the 1ntencning )Car~ ha'>
bcl·n lhl· growth o f surgica l -ster-
il11a11on of both mC4l and women
In 1965. the {enter said. abo ut 15 15
perrent of couples wcrl· surg1cftll }
sterile. a \hare that 1ncrl'a'>ed to 38.9
perce nt b> I 9!C!.
The 1982 figure includl''> 27.!S
percent of coupk'> 1n which e1thl·r the
"lfe or husband had chu<,en ster-
al11a11on a'i a mean' ofbanh control.
In the remaining r a'IC\, surgical
s1enhza11on was done o n one of the
partners tor 'ome reason other than
l1m111ng fom11 ) size.
The \tudy 1\. thc latest on lcrtil11y
trom the center. '-"hH.:h laM December
reported that s1c nl11a11on ,had edged
past tnrth control pill' to become the
na11on·s mo~t popular ml·thod ot
con1raccp11on.
That report notl·d that w1"e' "ere
Jbout l\a.KC a\ hkcl > as husbands to
undergo \urg1 caj stenl11a11on.
The reports are ha..ed on thl·
Nat.1onal Sune> of I am1I)' G rowth
rnnductnJ hy 1hc healt h stat1\t1c·i.
ce nter. which an ten 1ewed nearl >
tUIOO "omen na11on"'1dc
The new '1uJ\ Jl\o d1sclmed that
'on1e 4 m1ll1on ~omen aged 15 to 44
-both married and '>angle -ha\C
<>Oml· ph\sacal 1mpaarml·n1 that
mal..c<. 11 d1tlicult or 1mposl11hk for
thl'm to ha\c r haldren
Olde a u>u pk., who ha\ e u1m pktcd
their famal 1c-. apPt·ar to hl· 1he largest
factor an the grov.th ol ~terth1J11on
"''h morl· 1han 1v.11-1hird\ ol u>uples
an thl' 40 IO 44 agl· group -.urg1lall~
sta1k 1n I 9~C up from ~fl X percent
1n I 905 H~ rnntra't. l1u rg1ra l ster-
1h1a11un among thl' IS 1<1 I 'I age group
Gynecologists are human beings _too
DE.\R .\NN LANDERS . .\group
of women were talking about our
gynecolug1llts at lunch today. "ques-
tion that I have heard mam 11mes
came up. but no one see ms to kno"
the answer Do "ou.,
How do wives of thei.c doctorc;
cope? How do the> cxnte their
husbands after a da) al 1hc ofli cc''
I've heard that se·wal feeling<; are
A1111
LAllDERS
.. trained out .. of medical c;tudent~ as DE'\R .\NN LAN Df:R5. .\
part of the acadcmll" pro~ram. If '>O, divorced mmhn of a high !>Chool
their "wivec; are certainly being student has acl·epted her daughter's
cheated out of something special. ho) fncnd into their home Thc'it.· tY>o
Every ~ynccolog1st I have gone to teenager!> la \l' together ('iame
behaved in a ver) professional man-tx-droom) as If the~ wl·re married
ner. Nothing out of the wa> wa'i ever Thl' girl as 16. her boyfriend 1~ 17 His
said or done. I would be 1ntere\led to pan·rHs kicked him out hc('au\c he
hear what doctors and their wives "a' \la} mg out all night 'l'l'ang thl\
have to ~> "nd how about )OU. girl
Ann'> An> thought<> on the subject'? -Ha' moraht)' gonl' out thl' window"
C'unous And Wondcnng 1n Pa Am I ltv1ng 1n the Dark Agc'i., Plea\l'
DEAR C. & W.: I have dealt with expre\\ your 1.1ewpo1n1. -De-
lhi• topic before, but it Is ianreall1tlc pressed an Alabama.
to auame that everybody reads DEAR BAMA: The living arrange·
every word I wrlte. ment you describe Is pathetic and
Medical schools do not attempt to Indecent. h 11 also loaded with
"train out" feelhlg1. If anything, tbe dynamite. I would not recommend It
reverse 11 true. More emphasis Is toanyhody.
beln& placed on compaulon, • • • teDlltlvtty and caring. DEAR ANN LANDER . Recent!~
A tyne<!ologlat at work jets about my hu'ib.and "':\i. d1agno~d as ha.,.1ng
81 sexually aroused as a mechanic inoperable cancer. The doctors say he
who 11 checking a fuel pump or .-h_a_s_s_ix_m_o_n_t_h_s_a_1_1_h_e_m_o_.,t_to_li_v_c-l.
ID1talllng new spark plag1. Actually
the moat responsive sex organ 11 the
brain. The wife of a gynecologlat (If
the manlage la a good one) gets
cheated out of nothing. •••
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· The figure'> fo r 1482 \hO'-"ed stcr-
al11a11on al l:I 2 pcrrent for couple'>
aged 20 to ~4 ns1ng to I'> 6 percent at
age'> 25 to ~9.43 6pcrccnt for those'<~
to '\4 and 58 2 pern:nt an the '\S 10 '\9
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f"or "'hill' "omen. those ahk 111
hear Lh1ldren declined from .., I ti
palcnt in 1%' to 53 0 pencnt in
llllC wh11l· lor hlal .. '> lhl· drop "J'
from 69.5 pcrcC'nl to 50.n (")l.'rCl'nl
fhe <olUd\ li'>tcd lhl' \h:lrl" ul
\Urg11.all~ '>lenk 1.-h1tl'lC>upll''"" I 'i 'i
' .... \
percent 1n 1965 andr 'ti 9 percl"nl an
I 48~ For hlackll tt "as 14.2 percent 1n
I %5 and 16 ' percent 1n 1982. ·
Of the 54 million women aged l 5 to
44 in 1 4~2 1hc report said that. 1n
add1t1 on to 1hose afTec1cd b) 'iurg1cal
~t1:nl11at11111 \Orne 4 4 million arl"
affected h\ \nme torm of1mpa1rment
to thl•ar Jhalal\ 10 bear children
lo add111on· another 4 m1lh on ha ... c
hecn ">tl·nlazcd for '>Omc reason other
than the de'1re to limit fcfm1b. \lie
\\ ot I 'l!C lhl'rt' "erc ahout
o./()(I fK)(I IAOml·n 11\I('~ a .. 'lenk fo r
"1ml· n·.1.,.1n olhl'r than \Urgl·n
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"Wehlreourpollceto eetoltthat~leab/debytherules. Then. we
make It vezy. very hard for them to do their job. · · -
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Teachers deserve
appreciation of
pupils, parents
All of us remember special teachers from our school
days. Perhaps they taught us something extraordinary.
or motivated us, or were friends when we needed them.
Because they were so special to us, we made sure to let
them how much we appreciated what they gave us.
But if yQ.lJ..JJlink very carefully, all of our teachers
gave us knowledge that we didn't get from anyone else.
Yel we .prQbably never took the time to thank them for
what they shared with us.
For all os us whoi neg]ecJed to say .. thanks" to our
teachers,. th~ National P't A ~s ~iving us a chance by
sponsonng Teacher Apprec1at1on Week" next week.
May 5-11. Its 5.6 million members nationwide are
reminding every.one to Jet teachers know how much thoy
mean to students and the community.
!~¥-1111111,\tkl~ ... ,
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A. stron~. effecti~e system of free pu.blic education
for children 1s essenttal to our democratic society:The.
role of teachers in this society has never been more
important. .
. Let's focus on the good coming from our schools
this week. Encourage your children to show their
appreciation to their teachers. ¥ ou can, too. A smile and
a "thanks" is all it takes. Join us and the PT A in
celebrating .. TeacherAppreciation Week."·
Too many legal rules spoil
American justice system
Bouncf by rules ..
cops can· t compete
with too c rooks
Tell )'OU what. guys, there's some-
thing radically wrong with the sys-
tem.
1 .l\n) S)Stem needs rules. lnd~ed.
without rules. there is no system.
Early grocery carts
drive_n by 'chauffers Well. actually, there is a system that
has no rules. It 's called anarchy. In an
which ones used to be fashion anarch:-. the man who 1s biggest. or
m . -wtnrhas-the biggest: gun. wrnr.ihe
Shoppers u~d to be leery of grocel)
U-~~~-CaAl.-lW.Jl~~~IA~·~1~k~ne&v~~. Dul manr
refused to use them back 1n the 1930s
a{\cr Sylvan N. Goldman inve nted
the first of same. So it was the job of
the grocer) boys in numerous mar-
kets not just to carry out the sacks. but
to tag. along w1th the shopper:s.
pushing their carts through the a1sb
as they picked out the goods.
The price of coffee 1n London once
went up to the eq ui valent of $48 a
pound. Even then. the ct t) drank
more coffee than anyplace else on
earth.
'"Pass the bu11er" -1n three o ut of
four U.S. households-means '"Pass
the margarine."
If )'Ou have a dining room 1n vour
house. but onl} serve meals 1n 11 lour
umes a )'car. consider this cunostt)
At SI 00 a square foot. each of those
dinner gathcnngs costs you an extra
$840. What kind of hotel banquet
room could )OU rent for that? ff you
eat in your own dining room once a
day. though . each meal onl)' costs )OU
anextra$10.
If \OU think \Our skin show~1gns
of age. you ought to sec )'Our 1nnalds.
No. ma)'be not But the point 1s slo..1n
ages be11er than an} other (Jrgan in the
bod} •
A. Used to be and sull are. Cheryl gu)' who loses has no recourse. other
Tiegs, Lauren Hu11on. Ali McGraw, than to find a bigger gun. That 1s. 1fhe
Christie Brinkley, Jessica Lange, Lois li ves.
Chiles. Pam Dawber. Sherr} In anpvstcm there are people who ~lafonte Harper, Jane Fonda. And refuse to abide b} the rules.
I ve missed quite a man)'. no doubt. The~ ·re i:alled cnmtnals.
Q. What's "connotati ve detail"?
A. A writer's term Words suggest
more than they mean. If yo u leave
··footpnnts," you've done something
historic. maybe. If '"fingerprints."
maybe something criminal. The dif-
ference between "lip prints" and
'"teeth marks" is a difference in
connotative detail. Class dismissed.
There's one chance an a billion that:
I. A golfball will land on a specific
blade of grass in a faarwa). 2. A com
will corpe heads consecuuvely 30
times when you Oip tl. Arid 3. You'll
be killed 1n a plane crash.
Four out of five Texans hve in
c1t1es.
Q. Don't most hean attaek vicums
survive the first attack?
A. Almost but not quite. Annually.
the first attack kills 650.000 Amen-
cans. but another 600.000 survive the
first .
Criminals usuall) break the law
because the) want money and either
aren't willing to work for 11 or. as in
the case of an addict. can't make
enough to suppon their drug habit. As
a general rule. criminals will do
anything they feel there is a fairl y
good chance the) won't get caught at.
Just like a good businessman. the) 'II
add up the pros and cons and decide
whether they can pull the crime and
come through reasonably unscathed.
In an anarchy. they'd stand a ver)
good chance of taking whatever they
wanted with no dire consequences:
but we don't live 1n an anarch). We
have something to make the cri mi-
nals think pretty carefully about what
the} ·re going to do.
The police.
We hire our police to sec 10 ;1 that
people abide by the rules. Then. we
make it very. very hard for them to do
their JOb. We heap an incredible
BILL
ffARVEY
number of rules upon our police and
make them abide by the rules. This 1s
supposed to protect the innocent and,
as such. is a pretty good idea. lfwe had
alt good cops, there'd be no reason for
these rules. but occasionally a bad one .
sneaks 1n. W e--do-nttd -to-prOtctt
innocent people from being harassed
by the cops. but my personal feeling ts
that there arc way too many more
ru les than are required to do the JOb. ·
/ Suppose you hired a police officer
to stop the Oow of narcotics? This 1s
fa r more important then 1t seems on
the surface. because an extreme!)
large percentage of crimes are com-
mitted by Ju nkies.
Suppose that this cop no11ced 1hat
there was a sailboat parked in a 20-
minute parkin~ area for about an
hour. and decided to inve~ugnte ..
What the heck. there might be
someone on board who was 111 or
m1ured. That's pan ofa cop's job too.
Helping people who arc 1n trouble. At
any rate. the sailboat was breaking the
rules by being in the area for about
three times longer than the rules
allowed.
He inveMigates. He no11ces the
rather overpowering smell af ri-
JUana in the arce.,_of..!.he boafand s
on board. where he almost"Ti'f er
bales of the stuff. Arrests are made.
and apparent!) a crime has been
stopped. Mari1uana is against the
rules.
But 1,1,a111
fo steps a man who hantudicd~
rules for years. It's his job to get the
criminal out of the trouble that he's
now in. He'll look you right in the eye
and state. "I'd rather sec 10 criminals
go free than one innocent man go to
jail!"
That's commendable, as far as it
goes. but most times it g~s entire!}
too far. Here we have a sailboat. It's
filled with mariJuana. Unless some-
one filled the boat with the stuff
without the owner's knowledge, we
must assume that someone put the
stuff on the boat and brought 11 here.
We hav.c. arrested tha1 persan. and
charged him with possession of an
1llegaJ substance.
The rules stu<Jier looks the situ-
ation over. There's the 'pot. There's
the sailboat. Preti) open and shut.
But wan again!
The sign ,ii the end of the pier that
said there was a 20-m~nute parking
lim11 may or may not have been
painted 1n the past year or 1wo. It may
or ma> not have been perfect!>
legible.
Of course. No sweat. Bccau.sc that
sign might not have been pristint' and
perfectly legible at I 00 yards, the
criminal 1s in free No matter that he
had a boat foll of pot. no mailer that
he had to pass probably within two
feet of the sign. none of it matters. The
crook probably won't get his pot back.
but he'll probably be making another
tnp real soon. The cop, meal'lwhile.
bound by the rules, may go to Jail.
The criminal. of course. has great
scorn for the rules. Except the ones
that work tn his fa vor.
Like I said. gu ys, there's !>omething
radicall y wrong with the system.
Columal1t BJIJ lfi'rvey lives in•
Haatln1100 Be•cb.
The mone) manager\ mo\ e about
$500 billion a da> aero\\ 1nter-
nat1onal border\
The first ltnc uf the fir\t letter I
opened toda)' read '"I had a night-
mare about being lha~le ··
<) Do sealc, ha ve\ 1s1bh: l'arc;''
Was reported that numerous words
from the Basque language are spoken
by Canadian Indians. Client asks.
How come? Not onl y were most of
Christopher Columbus's sailors Bas-
ques. but about 80 percent of the
shipping to the Amencas in the 16th
centu ry was aboard Basque vessels
with Basque crews.
Q. QuJ<:k. name the only U .S
president who'd graduated from An-
napolis
N. Korea purchase of U.S.
choppers endangers South
I
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..\ Some do \omc don't What\
t urrous here 1c; tht: \cal\ ""11 h t:ars It H'
mostl\ on land .ind 1he1r males Jrt:
prom.i'ICuuu'I Bui the l'arlc\s ~eal'
li"e mostl\ in the '>'ater and the¥ 're
monogam(1u' Th" patll·rn doer, "not
carr¥ O\.cr to11thcr mamm.11\. certain-
, lynottohum.111\ 'OUl Jnnot'ia)ofa
man. for C\Jmplc I k It\ c-; on land
and he has l'M' 1,0 he\ promi'icuou\
There arc 11111 m.1m t \\ l'Pt1onc;
Am told aud rJ1n through \hallo'>'
wells has tormdcd u1 ppcr plumh1ng
an Sweden. .ind a lot of \wcd1\h
blonds now arc run ning arc1und '>'1lh
green hair
Q. Among the \loomcn rl•uign11ed
as current tclc\.1'i1nn and mo\ ll" \tar\.
.\ J1mm) (aner.
·\d\ 1sc,an old11mecobhlcr: "lfH>u
""ant 111 forge t all )Our other troubles.
""l'ar tight \hoes ...
f-\ l'n I hough 11's Moslem countf').
an annent tnbtl· law of the Ait
I ladd1l..u people of Morocco permi ts
J w1k l<> divorce her husband
an~ 11mt• men:I~ b) returning her
mamagt• \ettlement and paying a
-.mall fee . It •~not unusual there for a
woman to chalk up 10 e.,,cn 20
dt\Or<M
L.M. Boyd ii •
columnist.
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ORANGE COAST H. L. Schwertz Ill
t' ', Daily Pilat Fr,ank Zlnl
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Tom Tell
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Overflights alarm South Koreans. who
have elected w ground own af rcraft
W.\c.;HIN(iTON -The worst
fcar!I of lcderal officials who un-
co .. ercd th e illegal sale of American
helicopters to North Korea have been
confirmed by the latec;t top-secret
1ntdltgcnce from Seoul· North Korea
apparentl} has al read> penetrated
5outh Korean airspace with the
c.hoppers.
In fact. high adm1n1strat1on of-
fil 1ah ha\C told us-rir.1T 1hc outh
Korean air force 1s so alarmed at
over01ghts b~ look-ahkc\ of the
helicopters we suppl y that 11 ha s
grounded m own ll.S.-madc chop-
pt'r'I at vanou.-, times.
The idea 1c; to make sure that 1f
ground troop!> (and an11-a1rcrafl
units) see o ne of the Hughes helicop-
ters nosing around sou th of the
dem1htan1ed 1one at a designated
time. they'll kn<>"-1t'c;a North Korean
1 n fi It ra tor.
In a war or emergcnq s1tuat1on. 1t'!l
obv1ou11 1hat 1hr North Kortans
could u~ their Jook-alike~ to c~ate
conlu'lton m ~0111h Korean defense
fon.:es and perhaps gain a crucial
advantaae in th e early staacs of an
1nvHion
The traaed)' 1s that U.S. 1n&cl1t1ence
had several maJor clues that thC'
hehcopte-r d1vers1on to North Korc;i
was taking place. but the ri&ht people
1n the Defense and Commerce de·
partl'Get'U• -the pcoplt who ccna1n·
I'.-"'ould haH put a quick ,top to 11 -
wcre never informed. ficrc's the
frustrating story:
eventual 87 -had been 'lh1pped out
of the lln1tcd States six months
earlier. In credibly, the bill of lading
filed with the Customs Service had
actual!}' listed a Nonh Korean com-
pany as the recipient ·
For sull unexplained reasons. cus-
toms did not share this alarming
intelligence with the Commerce De-
partment, whose underS<"Cretary for
international trade. Lionel Olmer.
could havC' haltrd further shipments.
And although customs did pass the
information along to the Defrnsc
lntelltgencc Agency. the DIA for
some reason did not pass It on to the
Pentagon official who undoubtedly
would have spotted the sccunty
breach:. Assistant· Defense Secretary
Richard Perle.
With no one bamng 1he door. the
West German compan} was able to
buy and se nd fi ve more shipments to
North Kort·a. T~ last load befort'
Commerce ca ught on was sent in
November. f 1f'tecn heltcopters left
Lo' AnJC'lei on a Panamanian
freighter to Antwerp, Bcl11um. They
we~ then loaded onto trucks and t~ken to Rotterdam. the Netherlands
On ~. I 0. the chopper.. were~ loaded
onto a So'<'1ct ship, the K tt
Prorokov. which carried them to
Hona Kon~ and final!) to North
Korea.
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In Cieptemhcr 198 J. l r C\ C u,to ms
Aacnt\ rccct,ed de111lcd 1nformat1on
th11 the Nonh Korean\ were 11lepll}
ac:qu1r1n1 ti uahc' heltcopten Craig Sheff throuah a \\.'l • .,t (1erman romrany fn
' .,. 'jl "'
It wasn't 1111 January that Com-
merce learned 1n general about th<"
1llcaal di ve~1on of the hehcoplel'$
and began an 1nves&1aat1on. (Huahc~
t lehcopter ( o. wH ct&red, \om·
mcrce 1s 1n' t'\t1gat1n1 the West
(1ermnn hu\1nessman who WA'\
crucial to thr operation. I
<\ high \\ h1te Hou\C offic111 I dl"·
\(.ribcrt the hcllCAf»Ct d•v~un ~
"onr Of the mo'' ~nou~ wt'"e cvrr i••••iiiiiiiiiiiiii••iliiiiiiiliiiil••lliiiiiiii=t-~·· cu,tom'I mtclJ!lcno.· rcpuncd t'A-O hcln:optcr< -the fim ot an
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JACK
AIDEISOI
r ... .k.~
and DALE VAN A TT A
had'"Jll more ihan a decade ofSoviet-
bloc efforts to beg. borrow and steal
American technology.
The civilian helicopters North
Korea obtained can easily be con-
vened into m1l1tary a1rcraA by adding
machine guns. anti-tank rockets and
a1r-to·ground missiles. But the con-
fusi on f~ctor could be mort import-
ant 1n the always sensitive DMZ area.
because the South Koreans have
morC' than 200 identical Hughes
helicopters.
lJNOER THE DOME A
backroom deal has put Sen Je&sc
Helm\, R-N C . in charge of arms-
control matters on the Foreign Reta-
uon~ ('ommittct. to the disma> or
those who know him a!I a determined
opponen1 of arms agreements wuh
the Soviet n1on.
AlthouaJ'I he IS the \Cn1or (l'Cmber
of thr committee. Helms wo1 vcd the
ch:itrmanshtp \O he coutd remain
head of the Aanculture Committee
and protect h1 tobacco--growma
North Carolina ron1t1tuenu.
Rut the new cilmm1ttee chairman.
Richard Lu~r. R·lnd . who owe' h1'i
chairmanship to Helnu' refusal to
<''(CT'CISC \Cnionty. obliainaJy Jn"<'
Helms the ~upcrv1s1on of arm'i con·
trol he wanted-by rcorgani1ina the
armH"Ontrol subcommittee out of
01,tcncc and pnvately usunna
Helms that he would M 1nform11lly1n
l"harae of arm' C'ontrol. "h1rh t'I now
handled by the commit1t•e a\ a whole
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BILLHARVBY
colamni.t
RICllAID
Co1£1
S. Africa
blacks
aided by
our firms
If U.S. firms leave.
ma-ny blacks ~ill
be unemployed
W<\SHI NGTON -last week,
H H. Schwan. as his business card
reads. was "orking Capitol Hill.
tel Ii ng senators and co ngressmen that
11 was a bad idea for American firms
10 pull out of South Africa -·not a
very surprising position for a member
of the South African parliament, you
might think.
Harr) Schwarz would shoot you a
look for suggesting that. He abhors his
go,cmmcnt. But he loves his people.
Schwarz. a member of thC' opposi-
tion Progressive Federal Part} .. 1s
someone you hate to meet. He's a
challenger of convictions. a person
who hangs question marks on the end
of !>Cntenccs that should end with
nngmg certainty. He docs this by ·
asking questions himself. This 1s one
of them· Have you ever looked into
the face of a man who has no JOb?
Schwarz has. It was hi s father. a
German refugee whoamved tn South
Afnca during the depression of the
1930s. He went out one day to seek a
·1ob as a clerk at Woolworth s an
returned still unemp)O)'ed. Schwan
looked into his father's face arid has
ncYcr forgotten what he sa w.
That face many times O\er would
be seen all over South >\fnca 11
..\mcncan corporations pulled out.
~chwarL says. Men and women -
most of them black -would be
thrown out of work. The 120.000
persons working for some 300 .S
corporations would have to setk work
elsewhere. They could work no more
for firms that. prodded by American
c1v1l-rights groups. have integrated
their workplace and pa) equal wages.
These are firm s that arc teaching
skills. that are developing a black
middle class and, in the case of IBM .
have established a trade school for
blacks.
Why. Schwarz asks. ~hould the
blacks of South Africa haH! to lose
JOb~ so that Americans can make an
unambiguo us statement about
rClc1sm -a statement that costs them
nothing? What. he asks. is ac-
complished b) s1 mpl> washing your
hands of South Africa.,
Maybe. as some people say. th1 '1
hardship will forge re' olu11onarics
The theof') 1s nice The realit) of
revolul1on often 1s not. The two
extremes tak e up arm~ and those 1n
the middle tend to get mowed down.
Harl") Schwao robs people like me
o f tht• satisfaction of unambiguous
1rid1gna11on -of pretending tha1 the
cnure South Afnca issue 1s as easy Q'i
being arn.-~ted at their embassy
Ma)be both the reality and the
symbolism of tconom1c sanc11on'i
would so JOit the South >\fncan
government that it would ha ve to
change its policies. And maybe in that
case the jobs of a small percentage or
the work force 1sa price wonh paying
But 1he point Schwarz makes is that
thc~e arc hard choices. not eas y one!>
hke choo~1ng hetween good and evil.
Moralit> 1s alwa)s cheap when somc-
ont' else pa) s the co~t.
This business of either washing
your hands of South >\ frn:a or
punishing it cconom1ca l1y is a com'-
pltca tcd one. Even black South
Afri cans cannot agree on the proper
course. Of course, there's alway'I
something to be said for asserting
your o~n m<Jrality, for proclaiming
i.om tth1ng so rotten that it cuts
though all comphcat1on-; -some-
thing 'O evil that as Tevyc discovered
in "Fiddler On The Roof," some-
times "there 1s no other hand."
.\partheid ought to be that ~omc
thing Rut Schwarz won't permit 11
\chwarz 1s "the oth~r hand person-
ified.'' He re,pccts un1ve rs1t}' stu-
dents for their moral ind1gna11on. but
he wants to tell them 11 would be best
1f Amcncan corporations remained
1n South Africa and pressed for
reform. If would be best. he says, 1fthe
American aovcrnment consistently
denounced apartheid. proddina
"th Afnca to do owo) with 1t but
e:<en1ng pre'I ure 1n a wa~ that the
victims of apanheid do not alS()
t>ccomc the victim'i of the anti·
apartheid movement. Do you
withhold aid from E.th1op1ans Ile·
cau\l' their government t\ abhorrent"' ~ hwan aslced Do yo u let people
\tarvc be<'ou~ their ruler!I arc t'Om •
muni~t~.,
fhe que\ltOns Schwa,-, a\ks. how·
cvr r )OU answC'r them 1.omph.:atc
what for man) pc<ople 1s the moral
equivalent of 1 free lunch. fhe~ look
upon the face of ratm11 and find 11
repuanant. Schwan a'ik~ that the}'
also look 11 the face of an uncmplo)'cd
fathe r. h 'i makes tht'I fret lunch no
different than any other It ha' 1t\
pncc IU~ £1&&tn fr 1 'yndlt'll~
~·-•J•t.
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yBOBTHOMAS
l'r-Wrtt.,
LOS ANGE:U:.S -Jo hn Murray
as a vn 1d memory ufthc fi rst day he
orked as lhe star of the new mo' 1e. 'Moving V1olat1on\ ..
"It was at thl'> big doughnut stand
an (suburban) La Pue nte. wath a
doughnut so big you t·a n drl\'t'
throug~,h." he re,·alled . "I showed up
at 5 a.m .. excatcd about the !>tart of m~
first mo' 1e. M} fi rst movie! The firs·t
thing I saw \\:ll> a s1&n 1n fro nt of the
dou11nnc11: It ~Id HI) proud!) thal-lt
was the icx·a11on for a new lilm·
·Moving V1olauon~: starnng Sall>
Kellerman of 'M -\-\-H' and 8111
Murra> of '<ihoc;tbusters.'
"By aftt."rnoon about 500 kid!> were
hanging around sho uting. ·w e 11van1
8111 Murray! We want Bill Murra)~ ...
But John Murra) ha~ no hangups
about sibling rn all). "When )Ou'n,
one o f nine children. lhl're"• no room
for i.1bling nvalf). You karn to ge1
alo ng ... he said
Murra). 26. rl'lcr.., to his older
brothl'r 8 111 a\ "m> hero ... both in
boyhood and now. He admtrl's his JJ.
year.old brother a~ a rnmcd1an and
an actor and \.\Ou Id Ilk<.• to e mulate thl'
way the o lder M u rra~ rnn'itructed his
career
"I nc,<.·r studied B11r, lelhn1qut'.
but I learned Just ti} growing up in the
same houi.e w11h him ." John 'kl1d.
"Humor pla}cd a big role in our
fami l> M ~ fatht·r "'a' a lunn} man.
and ffi} .mDthcr ha!> a "o nderful.
unconsnous humor ..
Murra) "'as the ne\t to la'>t ofn1ne
children of a lumb~:r rnmpan~ 'ire
pres1dr 11t and h""' 1fe an I rio;h clan nl Wifmett~. 111. .\n older bru1 her. Rnan
Doyle-Murra) -h~phcnated hc-
cause another actor had chosen lht'
name Bnan Murra\ -has hcen an
, ,
. Al'Wlr .......
John Murray leada fellow traffic Kbool pupil• in the movie
comedy '!Mo•lng Vlolatlona," bl• fint picture.
Jt tor ancJ '>Ullt'\\lul '>Cret•n1H11cr r·< add\\ hack .. ).
"Joel: who 1s 22. " lhc latest up-
amJ-~:om1ng M um.1 )." Murra) sa1d ~n
an 1nten 1cw. ··He I'> making a name
for h1msl'll al the Second Cit)
(1mprm 1'iallonal night '>POil 1n ( h1-
tago ··
John Murra~·, nrw mO\. ll' ··Mo'.
ing V1ola11on1.." " the latest cntl) in
the goof-up corned~ 'weepstakes. The
nt''' film was \\rllll'n h, Ncal 1-.rad
,1nd Pa1 Proft. "ho niade ·· Pohcc
.\tadt·m~.. and "Bal·hdor Pan> ·.·
1 .. rad al'lo dtrcr lt'd thl' nl'"' fi lm.
Tht• bull o~ th1trnmed~ 15 the traffic
"'hool "1urra' " 1hc leader of "a
haplc\<, band o·I m1.,lit\. makontcnb
and dH·amt·" tht•1r l1censc.,
'iU'>Pt'lldt•d thl·1r 't•h 1cle'> 1m -
roundt•d ..
John Murra" ha' hrothcr Rill'<, Oll'>Chlt'\oOU~ e\c<, hO\\l'\'Cr. hc I\
mcm· handsomc.,\.\llh o;t ra1~h1 black
hair '"~~t'd back on h1-; heJd
~k d'ltl'n't start out 10 be an attor
t-k ... 1udicCl 'Journa ll\m at Oal..ton
C ommuntt~ College 1n 1111001'> and
'Pl·nt two ~car.. worl..1ng on tht·
aborted l n~1de ~pom maga11nt'. He
"'orkcd as an n tra on .. ~a1urdn>
"11ght L1\C ... and ilpJ)l•arl'd on the
.,ho rt-h' cd ··The \le"' Sho" .. Se' en
mon1hi. ago. he wa) 1cnd1ng bar at lhe
H:ird Rock (al\: 1n Ncw ) ork
"I "'as fast on m) feet." hi.' rt·l·alkd
"I f a Cl'Slomcr 3'>ked for a com-
phcatcd drini... I went in tht· other
d1rert1on Or clSl' I 'uggestt·d ·110 ....
about a Budweiser"'"
%ortl~ afternard an agt'nt pn-
\uaded \.1 urra) to tr) lnr ..in al·t1np.
l3rn·r ··and thrt•t• month~ Jnd ont·
da~ IJtl·r I "'a" pl<1) ing tht lc:ad 1n m'
lir'>l mu' it' ..
HI.' ''ould 111>.t• to work Y.llh both
Rtll and Brian 1n the fu 1urc and plan ..
1c~ ta ke acung ll·..,.,o n'
Cary Grant raps today's films
PRI NC EION. N.J (AP) -Vet-
c:ran actor Can ( 1rant ..a''> t<>da' ·.,
film\ art' all . ··btood and h~\ >
breathing ..
The 81-H·ar-old <,tar'<; remark!. at
Pnn,·cton l n1"rrs1t~ reCl'nll) t·amr
1n a n e\entng billed a\··.\ ( 1l0\l'rsa-
11un With Car) Cir;1nt."
( 1rant dccltned to name hl'S Iii\ ortll'
kmale eo-'\tar Hut hr called Grace
Kell\ the ··t>c-.1 actrr.,, ..
"She: wa!> nn er aware that the
camt.'ra wa'> on hl'r." he said
Grant al\<T pral\l'd d trt'l'tor .\lfred
Httchcoclc. T he tv.o worked logethcr
in !>e"t'ral fi lm.., 1nclud1ng "North B}
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KER BEAN by Tom Batluk" DOOlfESBURY by Gary Trudeau
THE
FAMILY
CIRCUS
~BIG GEORGE
~~~
M~
1¥.A~. I 5/R
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by Virgil Partch (Vt?)
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"Will I hafta start every day by·
putting _on my clothes fo r the
rest of my life?"
"I hate Mondaya."
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
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"After I get the sunroof fixed. don't ever
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DRABBLE
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HEY, J OPY! MOW ARE. YOO,CUZ?
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COME O~ OVER
MOON MULLINS
JUDGE PARKER
AFTER
AECEtVIN C':>
ANOTHER
ANONYMOUS
CALL, KAIHERINE
PHONES SAM
DRIVER
lN TEARS'
""5 YOU KNOW OVR 1-"0 MP." NUM8~R) 1·wH,O.T WAS THE
IS U~Jl. STFO S AM I M NOT SURE SUB.JECT MATTER
H-v~r HANC:>•Nu IT wn.. oo ANY oi= TODAv·s -
GOOD WHOEVER IS C ALLIN0 . I CALL?
SE'E:MS TQ ~~J()W • l
ALL, ABO\..IT l Ir,, t ~ \ ,,...
1. ' )
by Jim Davis
by Harold Le Ooux
AN INTIMATION THAT
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ANO H IS NEW
SECRETARY!
•
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SHOE
BLOOM COUNTY
YAWM.
PEANUTS
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TUMBLEWEEDS
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BRIDGE
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by Jeff MacNally
GCCOGRJEF! l'M~Tl~ON IN5TRUt.\~~ ...
...... ~~~~~~~--.
THER:E'S ABSOLUTELY
NOTHING TO DO ...
by Charles M . Schulz,
EXCEPT ~LIRT WITH
THE METER MAID ~
by Lynn Johnston
WArr-c.co..o ~ SP.V Tt-flf"
F\GF\IN '? ll
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by Tom K. Ryan
--ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ
Q.1 -East West vulnerable, as
South you hold:
•K952 <:?QJ1093 OQ73 +5
The bidding has proceede d:
Weat -North Ea1t South
I + Pa11 l O Pa11
2 + Obie Pa11 7
What action do you take'/ 4
A. -Partner 's double is not for
takeout -it is for penalties. Had he
wanted to hear from you, he would
have doubled one club! Wit h your
overall values, you should be more
than happy lo accept his decision.
Pass.
Q.2-E•!lt-West vulnerable, as
South you hold: + AQ <:? KQJ63 O A987 +65
The bidding has proceede d:
South Weet North Ea1t
1 i;i 2 + 2 NT Pa11
7
What do you bid now'/
A.-Since your hand is slightly un·
balanced. you s hould try to play at a
suit contract, if poS!lible. Partner
could easily have t hree hearts for
his bid. in which case four heart!I
might be a better contract. Bid
three diamonds to tell par tner you
are two-1uited. If he r ebids three
hearts, howtver, your next bid
s hould be three no trump to
describe a 2 5 4 i.f'dtstr ibution. He
should now know X e re to place the
contract.
Q,3 -Both vu,lnerable. as South you
hold: •
+6 ':l.AKI052 OIU8 +KQ$3
The biddin1t ha proceeded:
outh WHt North £a1t
l ., PaM I NT Pue
?
What do you bid now'!
A.-You havi' a very 1t<><>d hand, but
not aoou¥ lo •J\M1t on p lftt'-:-
t
( ' D
Therefore, you cannot jump s hift.
Again, it is your duly to tell par tner
t hat you have a distributional hand.
Bid t wo clubs-unless part ner can
act again voluntarily. you won't
have sufficie nt values for game.
Q.4 -As South, vulnera ble, you
hold:
+Q853 \/K72 +AKJ763
T he bidding has proceeded.
OMAR ~t
SHARIFF .... -··
SouU. Weet
l + --Pu1
3 + Pa11
7
North Ea1t
2 + Pali
4 ~ Pu1
What do you bid now'!
A. -With the ace of hearts con·
fi rmed In pa rtner'!! hand by his cue
bid, it is simply a matter of whether
lo bid six spades or i1even.
Blackwood won't help-you need
t hf' Grand S lam For ce. Bid rive no
trump. Thal asks partner l o bid a
grand slam if he holds two ofthe top
three trump honors. or sett le for a
small slam with only one. H he has
none. he should not have made a
jump shift in that suit.
Q.5 -A~ South. vulnerable. you
hold: + A6 ~ AKQJ73 0 1092 +KS
The bidding hat proceedtd:
Sootlt W"t Nwdi F.ut
1 <:? l + Pa11 2 +
1
What do you b1tl now~ ---·
A. -Partner did not have enough to
bid freely after the overcall, but
t hat doesn't mean that he is com
pletely broke. A few strategically
placed cards in his hand could give
you play fo r game. However , we do
feel that nine tricks wi ll be easier to
make than ten, so we suggest you
make your intentions known to
partner by bidding t wo no tr ump
now.
CHARLES
GOREN
Q.6-Both vulnerable. as South you
hold:
•QJ3 <:?984 o A85 +K1092
The bidding has proceeded:
ouU. Wett Nerth Eut
Pue Pu1 I O Pa11
l NT Pa11 Pa11 Obit
7
Whal act.ion do you take?
A.-You could not pou ibly have
more lor your respo nse. and part
ne r s hould be told of that. The way
to do so 111 to redouble. East was
hoping t hat his partne r held your
hand -now you must make him pay
for hi11 temerity in reopening the
bidding
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Pirate s
second
at regatta
The Orange Coa!tt College JU'naor
varsll) eight came a bat closer this
tame but again finished second to the
University of.California Sunday in
the Newport Invitational Rowan&
Regatta on the North' U do Channel an
Newport Beach.
The Pirates. who had lost to the
Bears at the San Diego Crew C lassic
last month. were hopi ng to avenge
that defeat, but Cal r~ccd to an early
lead and held off a late charge by
Coast to win in a time of 6:05.69.
OCC waulockcd an 6. I 0. I I .
Cal took a boat length lead at the
h!l'lfway point of the 2.000-meter race
before OC'C cut the margin to two
scats an the final 200 meters but could
come no closer.
In the varsity eight compctatton,
California outfinished UCLA by less
than a second with UC Irvine placing
third.
For the )Ccond stra1i ht ~l!ar. the
Orange C'oast "ursity fouT took top
honor<; by ·rowing 10 victor) in
7: 17. 70 over Cal. which was tamed in
7:26.07. The Pirates· novice four also
clai med fi rst place with a tame of
7: 10.47 wi th San Diego State
(7: I 6.64) runner-up.
There was al'>o a single scull race
feat ured w11h several Olympic rowers
and the winner was Corona del Mar's
Brad Allen Lewi s, an Olympic gold
medah~t. w11h a tame of7·4 I .6. Steve
Messner (7:43.5 1) wa ' second and
Canadian Olympian Pat Walt ers
from Vancouver · finished third an
7:48.62.
Delly ,...,._.... bJ •• k hwwta
Shelly P~fklna a~d Brian Bus h , memben of OCC"a vanity
four, accept Robert B. Moore Cup at Newport Recatta.
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_lllJPlil MO NDAY L..APAIL 29
Biiiy M•rtln replKH Berre •• Yenk• menager.112.
Cerl Lewie eprlnt• to 100.meter win et Mt. SAC. 82.
...
South unit stocked
with Size, quickness
Beech, Leggett, Harry, Rish reprC$Cnted by the malllmum num ber alJowed -thrtt
pl;.r;ers for schools which dad not make 11 to the C'IF finale
top All-Star football team A inahst as allowed a fo urth player.
OranJ! Count> ~nswriters were responsible for . -seleclulg l c a.cam for fi.rsi lUJ1C 1n lhe sen~
By ROGEi\ CARLSON South Rotter
Of"'90111f"°'•t8fl Player, School Pos. Ht. Wt.
Bolstered w11h huge linemen. a retel\tng corps that Adam AntoJan (Marana) F8 5-9 21 2
Brad Amal (Unavers1t~) DE-LB. 6-3 21 5 may match an> of the past 25 game!> and a secondaf) Mike Beech (Newpon Harbor) OT 6-7 268 designed to stave off the Nort h·s ant1c1pated advarftage 1n Greg Benjamin (University) TB 6-0 205 the aerial game, the outh All-Star football team has been JcffB1elman (Irvine) Q B-DB 6-2 185 selected for Sadqlt'bac.k High C'oach Jerf). Wine. John Cook (Saddleback) Q B-6-2 180 Among the 33-man· squad are· CLA-bound Mi ke Shawn ( o~les (La Quanta) LB 6--0 190 Beech (6-7, 268). USC-bound Brad Le'f,ett (6-5. 250) and Jud Dutnsac (Foothall) QB 6-0 170 6-7. 240-pound Chuck Kunsa1ui. of El oro up front. Roben Flor) (Huntan~on Beach) DT 6-4 240 Topping the receivers are Carl Harn of Fountain 'Henf) Gra) (Mission ll'JO) TE 6-4 210 Valley and Chip Rish of Manna. 1nadd1t1on to Mater 0c1·i, Carl Han") ( Founta 1 n Valle>) WR 6-0 16S Make M11chell . who'll divide h1'i llme between foot ball and Mike Henigan (I r-Vane) Pt..-DB 5-11 180 basketball. David Hill (Mission V1eJO) s 6-4 190 And the secondary as composed of such athletes a-. Ste\e Hingst (Foo1h111) OT 6-5 225 Edison's Eric Wheelwnght and (ircg Koperck. in add111on Tom Holler (La Quanta) ()(,.DT b-2 240 to Saddleback's Earl Jones Fri tz How\t."r (Newpon Harbor) TB 6-2 193 "I thtnk we have enough talent an the secondary to go Earl Jones (Saddleback) TB-DB 5-10 160
up against their pas!.an~~mc:· !Ml)S Witte, who expcc1 ... 10 Fred Jordan <Manna) DE 6-2 210 begin practice at Sadd e ck High June 17 in prcpara11on fom K11chens (Newpon Harhorl OT ()-6 237
for the June 28 ga me at Santa Ana Stadium. (,reg Koperck (Edison) DB S-9 175
The North holds a 14-1 0-1 ad"an1agc in the senes. Chuck Kunsa1t1s (El Toro) OT 6-7 240
wha_ch d ispl ays the cream of Orange Count>'s graduaung Brad Leggett (Founuun Valle)'J OT 6-5 250 seniors. Jeff Magwood CDana Hills) ( 6-2 215 Amon~ the quanerbacks for the outh are Jrv1ne's Jefl Kc' an Mclain (El T oro) CB ~-10 170 B1elman. addleback'~Joh n Cook and Foothill's Jud Mike Mitchell (Mater Dea ) WR b-5 205 Dutra sac. (ieorge Paddock (Goldenwest Chns11anl DT 6-4 250 .. We want to find out what each one of them can do:· Jon Rice (Foothill> ()(j 6-2 240 ~)S Watte ... We're n_ot goi n~ 10 force them to do "hat"s (hip Rish (Manna) V. R 5-10 165 unnatural. If the) can run .t e sprint out, fine If one as Bob Rose (Westm1n'iter> LB 6-0 193
better as a dropback. we can do that. We don'1 wan1 to Ste"e Shaw (Santa i\na) LB 6-2 200
over-<:oach the kids. We'd lake to allow their natura l talent Dave Swigart !Fountain \ allc\.) TB 5-10 185 to come out. .. Enc Wheelwnght I Edison) c B-S 6· I 180 Marina and Fountain Valle~ are the onl\ schools Mark Ziegenhagen (Tustin) DE-LB 6-2 195
Christine takes .. Ensenada honors
Ragtime, Saga.
Prima among top
finishers in race
By ALMON LOCKABEY
Oally Piiot -11"11 Wnt ..
time .,..ai. 20 hours 16 m1nu1e~and 47
<,econds Rag11me·s elapsed 11mt" "'a!.
20:~6 42
· Ragtime "a'> ..ailing in the ultra-
light displacement ( la~s .\ "h1ch
-.taned I U man utl'S ahead uf the
International OFT!.hore Rule Class .\
tn Y.h1ch (hnsllne was entered
the fre.hman etaht race (below), UC lrrine (front) waa
th.lrd, OCC (middle) placed aecond and Cal (top) wu fint.
EN EN l\b.\-L t hnstme an 8+
foot cui,tom \loop skippered h' Fred
Preiss out of Paci tic Manner'> \-acht
( lub. ti n1i.ht'd a1 l:i.26 Sunda\ morn-
ing 10 cla im t•lap'>i.·d-t1me hcinors 1n
1hc J81h "ic\.\port-to-En~nJda 'atht
race
The first four boat'> fi nished w1th1n
'' '>ernnd-. of ealh other Third 10
finish "a' Saga. to-skippered t'I\
Doug Baker and C1corge V. rner (Long
Beach 'r acht Club). and founh v.a<,
Pnma !>ailed h' Keith ~1mmon\.
Fon V. onh Te\
Chn\llflt' iinl\ht•d fi\c 'l'COnd'
tx•h1nd thl· fl2-loot sloop RJgtimt•
sl.1ppered b~ DKI. Dea' er hut "a'
a\.\arded tirst-10-tin1sh hon1)r' be-
cause she \tartl"d 1n anothl'r l IJ" 111
m inutes behind Ragtime
The fint'ih bet~een the t\.\o \Jl"ht\
"a~ one or' the clo<;est in the h1c;1on ot
the race .\fta a J1hing dul'I from
f odos 'iantm (<,Jand Ill thl• tin1o;h
Ragtime mJnagcd 10 lf0\') thl' tini\h
li ne first 11n a nght-of-\.\a' \tJrhoard
tali.. torung Chn,11ne tu 1.11.t• ht·r
\tl'rn
< on"i•dl·nng thl' d1tler1."l1tt' 1n tht·
\taning 11nw. C hn<it1ne' l'lapSt'd
Angels take on AL East, beginnfng with Red Sox
From AP dispa tches ·\nd a \teal or home h' C1an Pett i~ "-a" 1h1t ')park · · He u" "" a lill't1m,· mark u t 11-~ ag.11n<.t
-;cauk The Angels. with a 11'1-gamc lead an the
Amen can League West following a four-ga me
sweep of Seattle. get 1n10 the heavy pan of
their 11chedule beginning tonight.
.. , think I made 1t lairl\ cac;11\. in fact 1 .... a-.a
li ttlt• 'urpn\ed at how ea<i) 1t wa,:· \,ml Pl·1t1~
The i\ngl.'I•; center fielder ha\ \tolcn nine
ha..e., 1h1'i )car witho ut tx·ingc;1ught Thl· \teal
of home <iunda) was pan ot a double 'teal
Pc111s worked "-'Ith Rod Care\'
Boston (Brown 0-0) at Angela
Donnll' l\lonn· "a' ,rt·d1tt•d \.\Ith h1' third
<\3\e. \.\Urking thl" tin.ti I'• 1nn1ng-.. ,11lc1\.\1ng
1u<;t one hll John kit thl· g.1mc in thl ""h
"11h a ')trained .1N1,mm.1I mu,, k hut ,,,,J
Jltcr thl' g.1mt• th.it ht \'t\UIJ tx· rc.1J ' l1H ht'
nn t 'tart
(Romanick 2-1).
Time: 7:35.
TV: None.
Ron Romanick (2-1) "'ill open a two-ga me
sencc; against 1hc Bosto n Red So,. the fi rst ol
<;even games al Anaheim Stadium aga1no;t
American League East oppon<:nts. To ronto
invade'i fortwo gamcsand Milwaukee follow\
with three more. The Angels then face the
'iamc three team" on the road.
-Pe111s"l.d off the game w11h a tnpk tO right
off ·alome Barojas. Care" then drc" a "all.
W11h Brian Down mg at the pl atl' (are" broke
fo r <,ccond. Manner catcher Donnie ~mil
Radio: KMPC (710). (,ooJ p1t(h1ng "·1' m•I t·nough tnr thl·
\1arint·r' "hohJ\1 h1't l~1llthc1rlJ<.t I; In
their la't ti,l· g.1mt'' the' hJ"l' i:-ollellt'd 1u't
ti'e rum .ind .1g;111l\I tht• \ogl'I' ~unJa, thn
'trandl·J 1-1 runn,·r<, The .\ngeb wi ll he pla)ing A.L East tc:im<i
during the next 51'i week<,
The Angels. now I:!-7, didn't exact I) h1 1 thl'
co .. er off th e ball an St·attlc Sunday. but-t.he>
had enough 10 beat the Mariners. 2-1.
•· fi red to <,t·cond ba!'>l.'man Harold Rl·,noldr... ··~·\.\ho qu1c l.I) returned the th rlH\ w '>m il. but
not nearl~ in 11me to t.•atlh the \lidang Petll"i
.. It"°' a 11 m1ng pla) that ""t' "'orl.ed on 1n
'pnng tra1111ng. I had a big leacl and I JU't wt•nt
·" 'oon as he threw the hall tu 'iel'ond."" \a1d
Pctm
BaroJa'> 0-5": k t go with a wild pitch to mo"e
Cinch to third and then a passed ball bv . roll
alllrn cd C 1m h to stare fo r a 2-0 lead
Thl· .\n1tl'h opened the season losing tour ot
'" g.aml'' hut ha1.l' no" won 10 o f their lar,1
1' Tnmm' lohn 1-1 . "-On hie; fire;\ game c;1nce
"".\n\h.lth v.h o•h.1' pl.l\l'd tht,g..tml· ~"'''''
\\hJI hJjlJX"O' tn J \lrt•Jl. ll kl' th1' fJth plcl\l"f
'':lnh to tx· thl' gu' 1ha1gnt"'11ut JnJ 1111.i.., up
1hccluh ·· ""d -..\.".lltk \lanagl'l'l hu1 k ( oll1l'J
··it JU'I put' .tn ntr.1 hurdrn nn thr plJ\l'r'
f he .\ngcls had a team batting average ot
'O:! O\ er their last I 0 games. but were held tu
JU~t fi H' h11s b} four Scat1lc Manner n1tchcr!>.
It wa'\ th e Mariners· eig hth straight IO!."i
fhc .\ngclc; added an um·arncd run m the
\Cl'Ond inning. Bobb> Cinch walked amJ took
'ernnd on a groundou1 h> JCIT) Narron
IJ<.t .\ugu\t f hl· 'etaan left hander workl•J 5 2-' 1nn1nF." ,1110\.\tng \C\l'n hits. walking 1wo
:ind s1nk1ng out om·. The last lime John won
''a' \uJt fl 1484. "hen hl' defeated Sea Ille 8-~
\ll nU IJl·f\ h1 .1Jdt•d ·
<x·.Htlr' lonr run , Jm,· 11n ,1 h1lntt run ''' ·
Phil Ht. Jlt'' h1' ti1urth thl\ \l'ar 1-11" thl' lit1h
inn1n!(
Wild Sunset
set to resume
With five teams pecked wfthln
two gamM of flr1t ptaoe, the
SunMt League baseball raot c:on-
tlnu'8 Tueldey (3: 15) wtth • pair of
gam" and anot ner one Wed~
day night.
Only 1ut~p1ace Westmlnater
(3-7·1), which hu been anything
but • pu~ end hu handed
Edlton (8·5) two of ltt M tbackt.
....-nt to M out of the playoff
pteture. TM Lion• s>tlY hoet to
Huntington Beech (8-6). which
ah1res second with tM Charger•.
onTUMdey.
AllO Tu.day, Edlton wlll try to
move Into I tie for ftrat with Ocean
Vtew (7-4) when It ttawle.to meet
tM· Seahawtc1. The Wedneedey
n19ht .matehuP nnd1 Fountain Vel-
ley (S-5-1) tangling wtth Marin•
(M) In a 7 o'clock conlrontaUon at
Stair Fletd In Long ~-.. The rec. could Cflt eYer1 tighter
by tM end of Wednelday's sM•Y If
Edlton beats Ocean View. Hunt-
ington 8MOh tops Wettmln1ter
nd Fountain Valley oet:s 11ast
Marina.
FernandosetsmSjor league mark
But it's all for ,
naught as Dodgers
lose to Padres. 1-0
l OS -\M ~ELE~ I \Pl -Ton'
(1w)nn of the San Diego Pad res.
obscn ing the Los An[le.li6 Do<lgl'r..,·
a u· left-hander. f e rnando
Valenrncla noted . ..lt"s hard 111
hche'c he·, 2-' \\Ith the ,tu ff he ha' I
have to believe that's the wa) thin~
went for him last year ··
C 1w\nn·, ninth-inning homt.•r al.'-
countcd tor the onl)' run of the 13me
4-iundn) in the Pndrc'i' 1-0 v1ctol")
over the Dodgers and the hard-lud,
Valenzuela. '-"ho allowed onl) t"'o
h11,··ttnd also t•stabhshcd 1 ma_1or
lcnjuc record
The home run b) (iW)nn wus the
fi~t earned run Val<'n1uch1 allowetl
all \Ca n 1n 41 1 11nnmg\ That brnl...t.•
a H-year·old record for mo\t rnn-
~cu11 ~ e inning' "-llhm1t allov.ang .in
earned run ul thl' .. ta1111I a \t.'J \On
'l ct. dcc;p1tr one earm·d run an fht•
'itam 0 OA!I r RA \.ikn1u1·l.1 haf
three lo~sc'i.
Toda7'• Game
None acheduted.
TUl lOA Y'S QAMI
Dodgen (Reuss 1·2) at St. Louis
(AndUJll 3-0).
Time: 5:35.
TV: Ct)annel 11.
Radio: KABC (790).
·· Tht.• record mean\ a lot.e'en 1f1t 1\
h111t.•r <iV.l'\'t," Va len1ucla said "Rut.
he added. "n1>1 e' Cf) thing is ro~c; ··
l 11.-.1 \Car. \.\hen \ alcn1ul'la "a'
onl) 12~17. hC' "a' 1n,oh cd an H<
dci.'l'llOO\ in "hit h th e Dodgers
\cored t"-'O 1>r lcs\ run, run'I. I ' of
thl'm when the) scoreJ one or none
-\c; G"')nn <'\plained ... w met1mc!I
\nurnn do thdx-\t \OU on.and 1t 'lt11l
i\n'l l'nOu(lh " .
Valcn1ucla ~ltd JUC\I about cve~
th1ng he could do I le c;1rud out I 0.
high tor a DodgC'r p1H her th!\ -.cason.
ht' hurled h1\ \CC'Ond 1wo-h1t1er an a
"'c1•I... lk l'\en \Ollct·ted a h11 and
mad1' thrCl' t'\l"\'lknt plll\' on tle-
l4•nv \n..d 1o-11ll ht• lo\I
fn h" ft\l' 'tart\ lhl' \l'a<,on th e.'
Dodger., ha'e c;cored one. ont• ti\l·
one and zero rlNI S': H1°' onl\ t\\t1 .,..1n.,
an· shuiout\ -·
Rut. \ alenzuela ..a\\ lhl' p111 h h'
< '''>nn. Y.h1ch he c;luggl'd tor h1' fir,t
homer of the SC3$()n "1th Ont• clUt In
the ni nth "a' .. a m1stak~ ··
<•"''nn. ho,oi.e\er. matntaan' 11 "a"
a fa~ o fh1\ out-smarting \ aJC'nrnda
··He 1hrl'"-me a la,t hall th e tir't
p1tl h e'c'"' time I batted again!>I him
1n l\an Du.'jo:· Ci~")'"" \aid. "::Ind he
J1ct 11 the fiN llmt' I Y.:l<I up 1t1da\ In
thl· ninth I guessed h<' ''ould do 11
again. he did the patch wa., thC'rl' .ind
I htt It •.
(1w~nn 1' fast gaining J r<'PUHl t1tin
tor foa hna Dodacr hrro1 ' In \an
Diego last ~eek he bro~r up Orel
tlcr\hascr's no-hu bid with a ~·'l'nth·
1nnang doubh . .\nd he aot thl' onl\
~n D1eao hit off He"h1~r on I nda\
night
< ra1a LclTr rts. 1-0 "ho h1lh)"td
~tancr Mar\ Thunnond and fl'ltl'' er
L 111s Deleon 1n thr 'iCvc n1 h 1nn1ng.
C'amed the "'n
I: 1,cn though the Oo<l(tef\ ou1-h11
1-M Pnd~\. l6-1 ~.th< 1ta1m ~n 1hr
four-gaml' \<'fl<'\
,
T r ack pre lims,
finals ~n tap
Edison High figures to be the
dominating fore. when the Sunset
League track and field finals get
under way tht1 week wfth the
preflma set for Tuesday afternoon.
3 o'ctoctt. at Hunttngton Beech
High.
Athletes will M trytng to qualify
for the ftnala on Friday night. also at
Huntington a..d\, et 7:30
The Edison boya and girls each
finished unbeaten In Sunset com-
petition.
In the Sea Vlew league. the
pretimt and flnet1 will be atag9d at
lrvtne wtth the ftetd ewnt1 begin-
ning at 1 :30 and the runn•no events
et 2 tot Tuetday'1 opening round of
competttlon. On Thur9day, the
nn.n wtll be at 2 '°' the netd eventa
and 4:30 for the running 9VW\t1
The Corona det Mar H'Oh boys
Ind N9wport Harbor glrla went
unbeaten In duaJ meet compeUtton
and are the tavontes to capture
tum honors this wMk
The South Coat Leegue hotda
Its p. •Ima and-ftnm Wedneedl'f
end Friday at lrvtne.
Fur lhl" mo-.t pan. 11 \.\J\ J lighl·
~H·athl·r race The lead hoa1 .. rcponrd
running out uf '"nd S<i turdJ' n1gh1
txt"c.."t"n Point L llma and lhl· Lo\
( oronado<, Island., f he "ind Ii lied 1n
lrom thl' "•"!it earl' )U'ndJ\ and ""t·nt
light again the la\t 211 milt·\ from thl'
tin1'>h
For lht' rir<,t t1mt· 1n I' \t'.tr'> a
l JIJmaran did not finish among thl'
rir'1 Ill Tht• fir\t tJtJmar.1n 10 tinl\h
~l.!1" the ne\l /\2-f(){•l .\1Linl' lO·
\V1 ppt'rl'd h' dl'\ltl-Ol'r Ruth l hll\ ol
liunnlulu 1 turmt•rh 111. '-t'"' pon
Rl'Jl h 1 Jnd V. Jnt•n "t'JmJn· ol Lo.,
\ngt•lt·' .\1~.int· \.\J\ thl' 11th !"x1:it to
II n l\h
\\ind' rt m.11nl·d light an T ,1Jn,
\Jntll\ BJ\ mu\t ul lht• da~ Fh 0 rm
'>und.l\ 11nh 2011 11t tht• '"I \tanl'r'
hJd tin1\hl·d
Th1· tirs1 211 hl1Jt' a.1 ~ rn'' thl' hne 1n
onk1 111 tin1'h \\l'rl' Kag11mt·
( hm11nt· '3g.i Prima C heetah
PJnden111n1urn Drumht•at Jo''
( 1t1u<, l nnt• . tar .\11.anl' (he, al
Rml.t'l \lint'llt' l\krhn "'l'"-'iBm
\nthrm f lu\I\ t' \'al1ant and 0
\\ hl',tlt·" ind
UCI ripped
byFres~o
.in nvi·n · bill
I l In 11w·, hawhall tcam v.,1' ,~·n•
11 l' n~ .., 'l'llinit f rl'<.nt• \t.ltl n .1
l'.tlllh < 11.l\I \1hll'll1. .\\\t'U.1t1.i11
d11uhlt hl.tJl·r "unda' J\ thl· H11ll
Jng'•••ll1f"I nul i.1r ~tirun\Jnd >:hit'
rn '"l·1·p111'--' 'Jnd I '-I
l rl',111• tlh tl Jder 10 th1• 1Pll
ll°rl·nu·' '•Hthnn ()1, "11111 111 'hl'
prci..l'"• •n pit l<'d.l\t'ne'""''q'Jlll't
\\inn 11~ I •·t•inin~ dt"l l\IC\11 ,,llUI
d.I\
fh1 l"lll t>tll ,1.1ned 1nnnlenth
.cn11u11h lc>r 1h1 \nlt .llt'r' a' the tl'am'
pl3\l'd lhH'\ .... fl 1l .. , IOOlll)l\ tx·ion·
f rl''n'' "''rt·d 111,, 1n thl tnurth and
l < I 11111k 11' ''"'' lead 111 thl'
J th•rn1 '"" n 1 ht h •ml· hal I ''' t hl' innin~ 11n RHI h1h •rnm Paul Ham
m11nJ Jn1I \f1l.1 "11~.11
rht tkh an 1.1~1· \\ ·" 'hnn II' t-d hO\.\C\ 1 I ,1, tht ll11ll.l1tg<. f'll\hl"lJ 1\\l'I
tv.n ol tht II \I\.\ I Ill lht• filth 1100 put
m.ltl h1n11 fl\,. run 1nntnti' 111[1.t'thl·r 10
tht• '' 'l·nth Jnd 1·1>thth Ill 1 nmplcll
the 1.1111 In th1· \l'\l"nlh ()J' 1d
...,tullr rt h.1d J t\•1• run 1l1111hlc and
l r1l I 11\ 1lrcn t n '"'<' n11H1 "1th .1
'1ngk
• In till' 111~hn.1p I rnn11 l'\pln1k11
""' l·111ht run' 1n th1· tnurth 1nn1n~ 111 ~rt' a~ .1 l 'I dl""ll1'll ~ The 1n nin~ "•1'
h1ghhtthtt•d h' < .11 l .11n ., J11u~k .rnd
.1 tnpk h\ ..._l"ll Rnllan' ""hllh
l.11od1.c.'d Ill t-w111un' l\PIC't\'
l l I ' 1•nh 1un 1n lht \t'\ond t1-1mt
1 am1 1n lht' third J\ l\t•nt \',1u11hn
rt'.ll hnl on JO n1111 't11k . w111nd
"t'lll to third on 'U[lJI ' htl .ind
""'rd a' Krad' \nlkr,1111 ""~llJ
\au5hn rerlau"\I \dJm <..11DL "bo
'" 1\tt· ht' ~n<'l' 1n \atu11ta\ .., itJmc.'
and" h~l'h out fn1 1h1• 'l'J\11n
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Onr!ge Cout OAJLY PU.Df/Monday, Apt .. 29, 1885
WA N Tt P•-Caff U--tt.k'ft m t~ bled It lbt' \tan. rttO\IC'ttd
qukkJ) and sped '" a •ind-aided
9.90«icond clock1na 1n 1~ 100 · -mcunSunda> at tht P.1l. '-\ Rda) . '~third fa~lt:'St t1~ C'\tt under AO)
cond1tton'-
•1nd rad1ng of .!.S mcten per
teeOnd spoiled UV.I\. C'hancn or
rceontint Cal\11n Smnh·~ -Ot'ld re-
C'Ofd record or 9 9 .l seconds.
rill. lewll" t1mt' ranks bt'hind onl>
WtJham noddy'$ 9.87 m 1978 (wu h
a sttfT 11 .2 roete~ l)t'r ~ond ~md)
and James Sahford·~ 9 88 1n 1980
(~1th a 2 . .l ~•nd> as the fa\tt$t 100
mt'ttf'\ c vtt.
i.r'N1s. who won four gold medalsat
the Olymp1~ last summer 10 match
Jn.st ~ns' 1radt and field heroics
of 1932. for a moment looked as 1fhe
•as101ng to bt' uj>sct in the IOOa1 M1
San Antonio Colltae.
After being called for a false sun. ~w1s got ofTslowly at the \tan of1he
race as Darwin \ook shot into the
lead But Uwts. wme thrtt meter\
behind in the first few strides. took
lhe lead 60 mcteru'"° the.race. then
"Wen 1oing away
Jamn lfutlcr fina\hcd a dmant
second m I 0.17, w11h Hane' Glancl'
third tn 10.19, and Cook (ounh 1n
10.22 Kirk Baptiste won the other
men's spnnt. capturing the 200
mettl"5 with a 20.04 clocking.
Merlene Otte)-Pagc of Jamaica
took the women·~ JOO mC'ters in
10.92.
Bu(fs' Barmore
denied titles
O JAI -The 0 1a1 lnv1tauonal
tenni\ tournament came to a d1sap.-
pointin& ~nd for Orange Coast Col· le~e·s Becky Barmore and her partner
Cindy Lancaster Sunda). ·
Barmort' was extended to three: sets
in •Hngles befort' d ispatchmg LA
Harbor's Laura Albano, 5-7. 6-3, 6-3.
in the scqufinals, but was beaten in
th~ championship match by R1 ver-
sidc"s Michelle Hain.
In doubles. Barmore and Lancaster
won the first set agamst Santa
Mon1c~·s Julie Frasier and Susie
'"Mi"Rlletr.Our<froprOThe nc:itt two In
losing. 5-7. 6-4. 6-.
In the team \tanding.s. the Pirates
fini,hed in a tu: for first wuh 'Santa
Monaca
"le\t for ()C( 1s the conference
tou mament at ( > prc:-.s College begrn-
ning ThurMiay
, FoR THE REcoRo
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MAJOR LIAGUE STANDINGS
~Leetue
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Kanui.t.Clly
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Monn~ola at Ottrf)tl ,,..,
Cl'11<•110 at Baltimore •ni
Cltvtotana et Kansa~ C rv tftl
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COtnnv I 11
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Oede9rl a l SI Louis, '"' Sen Frenclsco at Chicago
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Monlreal at Pr.lta~onre ln1
Sen Di.oo a t PlltM>urg!I lru
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keN" ........ ~ ···---) s.flf ...... --1 Game W1"'11119 •• , -NIM
l-5c"Of191d, •a mos L.O•--<a111or nte
Fr9m AP tlspak•n -CHI( .\GO -Ne1o11 York Yankttl
pnnc1pal OY.ner G~ ltmb,rcnnc:r. •hp
carfltnhb )carpkd&iCJ ihat .lana,rr Yoa1 0c:m·~ Job ~ould bt' safe lh•s season fired fkrra on
Sunda) 1ndrtpfac:c:d him v.uh 8111) Manin."' ho v.111 be
tll.ln1 over tlM: u1"m for the tourth tune
··The action wa' taken b) the Yanltcnand ""e ft'lt 1t ,,_,.,.!. tn the best 1ntemt' of the club" tt1nbrcnnrr s~ud
1n a statement after tht tc-am lost 4-3 to the Chicago
White SoA. th<' club'\ third stra1aht loss and 10th 1n 16
pmei th1\ "'~..on. Y3nkc~ General Manager Clyde King read·
Stc1nbrtnner"s ~taltmtnl Kang added. on hts 01.1. n. that teanbren~ ··-would r;sthri firt" 2.S playcn than to firt
Y<>11 but""<' all kno1.1. that ""ould be 1mposs1ble ..
Stt1nbn:nner ~1d dunng <ipnng tra1n1ng that
"YOIJ will be the manai,t'r this )l'U. A bad start will not
affect Yogi's scuu).
"I put a lot ofprcs$ure on m) managt'r<. 1n the pasl
to \lt1n 31 ltna1n 1tmt"S. l ht!> "''II no1 ~the cac;c th1\
spnng."
There had be.en rumor) lht week th<At lkrra would
~fired. and ·te1nbrenner called Kmg in 1he ·6C\Cnth
tnntng of unda) ... game and told htm of his dCCl\IOn
"1 didn't kno1.1. ""here he "'M calhng from .ind I
d1do"t ask him:· said King. "I don"t think 1hcse thr«
gamts had a~th1ntHI do Wlth 1t at all. Gcor~e e'en said
ht' hoped Yogi 1.1.-ould go OUI with a \\11'\0t'r .•
Quote of the day
D•n QutMnberry, ace reliever of the Kansas
City Royals: "Most pitchers fear losing their fut ball
and, since I don't have one . the only thing I have to
fear Is fear itself."
Hatcher, Twins stay red-hot
Mielke)' Hatclaer -went 4 for 5. extend-•
'ing ht'> consccutl\ e hit streak to nine a1-
bats befo~ fly mg out. m these' en th innJO&.
as Minnesota dt'ftated Oakland. I 0-1 .
M et. outlut Pirat e. ID 18 -=-----Mookk! Wllsea ~oll'O the v.annil\I nan •
in tM Ullh cnnin1 on a ftdd1na rnor b)' fin& · ~~man JUM TMmpM8 and ~~'on.
Jefeated r11tibur&h. S-4. 10 a .pme that
la.ited neari) S11l houn It 1o11;ay the lonpt pmt' m the
auon.tl lnauc ~•net' \uau\l, 1982 v.hen tnc Ood&t~
tx-at'tM { h1caio ( ub . ~-1 . 1n l2 mmngs and took 6
hou.r1 aod 10 mmut~ El'M."INhC'f'l" tn IM L. n&hl·
hander levlo Grou pllthed m. strona annmp berore •
getung rehef help from t.arry Aaderna 10 ht'lp
Ph1ladelph1a beat Charaio. 3-2 Dav1d C~a. batt1n1
.o61 v.hcn h !.Wl>Pfd 10 lhe>phlle. ltlXd a t•-o-ouum&Je
1n th( I I th innms 10 J.l"C San FranClsco a 2-1 victor)
O\cr ( 1nc1nna11 tne Resen p11C'hcd fh"<" innings
and 101 help from two rdte,·en u Montreal won its
s1.11;1h str111Jht pmC' with a S-3 triumph over t. Lout'>
P1nt·h-h1ltt'r Ea.01 Cabdl doubled W1lh 1v.o out~ 1n th<'
ninth rnn1ng 10 dmc tn Alu .U~y from first b;ts.e to
lead Hou\tOn to a 2-1 vtctory O\'er t&anta.
Utah prevail• without Eaton
Ut:>h'' 'hurl Ballef. held 10 fiv~ fi~t-m half pomt\ h11 I~ of has 20 m the founh
quartt'r a\ the: fau ehmtnated Ho uston
from the National 8asketball A)~at1on
pla)om 1.1.1th a 104-~7 ~•ctory Sunday. tah advanced
dl.'spitc lv~1ng Mulk EatH, the 7-4 defen~1\C~ slllr. \ltllh
a knt't inJUf) late in the first half. The Jan will meet
Oen, er after Alu EisgJl19i rattled in 33 points. CaJvh1
Nan added 10 and an aggre~s1ve-Nuggets· defen~
c:ooled off hot-)hoo11ng San .\nton10, 116-99. tn 1he
d('(·1dina gamt' of their first-round pla)olT senes . . In
Eastern C'onfcrenle semifinal openers. Ph1ladelph1a
routed Milwaukee. 127-105 and Boston walloped
Dctro11. 133-99 . .\t Milwaukee. Mo•H Malone rammed
in 27 poin1s tooutshtne a tnoofBucks. who alternated
at center dptnsl him .. In Boston. Robert Paru•
i.cored 27 po1n1s and grabbed 16 rebounds to l~d the
(dues o'er the.Pistons. ""ho had sw~pt their open ins·
round series Tro111 Ntw Jersey and stretched their
winning !>trcak to eight before meeting Boston. \
Welch, Aiidenon on DL
LO ANGELES-PitchcrBobWC'lch •
and shom.1op Dave Anderson have been
placed on 1he disabled list effective 1oday.
1he Dodgers announced Sunday.
Thai brings to eigh t the pumber of pla)ers the
Dodgers ha'e had on the tnJUr) list only three wttks
into the I <J85 !!Cason. ·
Flyers advance with shutout
llkka Sl!!isaJ0'1 ~cond-penod goal ~
and PeUe Llndbergb'1 i.e1:ond ~hutoul of ,
lht senes propelled the Ph1ladelph1a Fher~
to a 1-0 victory over the Ne1.1. 't1 ork
lslandt'rs Sunday night and into the sert11final round of
the National Hockey League's Stan le) Cup playoffs ..
In the only oJher NH L game Sunda}.Deonls Maruk
scored on a H-foot "'mt shot at I· 14 into o'en1me.
lifting Mtnnt'sot.a 10 a 5-4 victor) over Chicago and
tnmm1ng the Black Hawks' sene~ lead to 3-2.
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with the County Cler1I of Or-= County Ol'I Aprtl 10,
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Qely Pilot AP'~ 15, 22, 2t,
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Sunda> for th<' Twins' eighth consecutive 'ictor;
Hatcher. who -went S for 5 Saturda~. 11ed Tony Olive's
team record ofnint' straight hit~ and came wuhin three
of thr major-league record of 12 . . In other Amcncan
League action. F rulk Wltile h11 two home runs 1n a
game for the thtrd 11me m his I :!-)'ear ma1or-league
career. powenng Kansas Cit) 10 a 5-2 victor) over
Boston . Walt Terrell, who entered the game with a
5.68 earned run average. hurled a fou r-httter for ha~ first
AL shutout a!> Detroit defeated Milwaukee. 5-0 ...
Onie GalUen dre\lt a bases-loaded walk from New
York"s Joe Cowley~ tth two ou1s in the bottom of the
ntnth inning to force home the winning run and give
Chicago a 4-3 '1ctor) over New York1and.a sweep of
their three..game series . . Willie Upsllaw hll two home
TUnr.tnd ltDct Marctnez and Gnrge Bell also homerea.
leading Toronto to b-3 victory 0' er Texas for the Blue
Jay\' founh consecutive triumph '·A two-run double
by Eddie Murray 11ed the '><.'.ore and 1he winning run
scored on pinch-hitter JoltD Lowen1teiJl'1 sacnfice 0) as
Balumore scored three runs in the eighth inning to
defea1 C le,•eland. 8-7
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IS"' If '7·•Y ~ed mMttne>
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COP'8< (McCarron> l 40 1 40 2 10
Marla Vaklez (Toro) 2 IO 2 .ta
Bold E \Of'll < Slevtnsl 2 IO
Time 110 llS SECOND RACE. 6 turl0"9s
Oust To Rlcl\es tS!evens l I XI S 60 • 00
Frtncn Maiesh• !Oom•"9uell 10 40 610
Le Smirlo. (McHerguel l IO
Time 111 I 5
U DAILY OOU9LE (6·11 Pe•d S 17 40
THlltD RACE. 6 furlongs
Serene !"ire !Muel 9 00 •IO 3 00
Niagara l aO\f I Valtnzutlel •IO 1 IO
Hvoro Jet <Oom1"9uell 3 IO
Tomt l 11 • S
U DAILY DOUBLE IS·71 oeoO ~SO
FOURTH RACE. 6 fur1on11s
UoOltlng (Veltnzutle1 1 40 S to 3 60
Era Of Troumon IHaw-.Y I I XI 4 60
tmoreu•ve Wind IPonc&'fl S 10
Tome I 10 l S
SS EXACTA 1•·71 oa10 SIM 00 l'll'TH RACE. 6 turk>Og,
H 1unotor Ar1toeo ( Sle vt n\f 9 00 S •O S 10
T1erre Olstenlt f01n1v) 1 00 S 10
1°11 Smo~t CMcCarronl S 60
Time 1 tO • 5
SS EXACTA t4 71 oa•O •11300
SIXTH RACE. One mile on lurl
Acaoemoc IHewltVI I 60 • 60 3 60
Oonny IC. (P1nceY I S IO . S 00
Jam !>hOI ISltvenu 1 60
Time I 34 3 S
U EXACTA Cl 1 oa10 Sl)IOO
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Bronzeo <McHargut l 9 IO A 00 J 00
Su11 Masltr IMcCarron1 3 00 160
Harvard < P•n<av I • 00
Tlmt I 34 3 S
SS EXACT A (4 11 Dlllld 162 00 n PICK SIX ,, S·•·•-1 •1 pato
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.... 1,, ?OS w1nnln9 11cktl\ r11ve nor~I
EIGHTH RACE. 1 l 16 mou on lurl
Jo11n1c11 (McCarron1 • I 80 • 60 3 40
T amarlnoa (Toro) l IO 1 IO
Sall SPt•llil IMtzal 1 IO
Tt...,. I 40 l S
U IEXACTA 11 )I oa a 16100
NINTH RACE. I • m1tu on lurt
Prince Guaro IMeial 10 00 6 00 ) 90
8an9 Bang Bang I Stevens I 1 IO 3 60
Bll\10 IHawlty) l 00
Time 1 .. IS
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Crew
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(et NW1t! Ude CllallNI)
var\llY tlgl\1-1 CalofOfnla , S Sf s. 2
UCLA 6 00 11, ) UC lrvtne. 6 1147, 4 S.n
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6 LovOla, 6 3199 .
JV t lgl'tl-1 Callfornla, 6'0569. 2 Oran"
Coast 6 10 11, 3 UCLA, 6 11 09, 4 Lon9
8Hcn Sl •'11.. s UC lrYlllt, ·~ SS. 6
S.nlt Barbera CC 6 lS 3•
Frosl'I 1t1gn1-1 C1tl!Of11i.. 6 )1 7, ?
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LfOlllwtlO!ll ll11hl-I San Dlew St.,
• l 1 t, 1 Camornta 6 :It 1S. > Callfer1111
Merlu...,. Academy 6 •1 j I • UCLA.
• .. '6. $ Lon9 tl••cn $1 , 6 •9 S6 6 Lovoia.
4 S7" JV 1IOllh111elghl eight-I $en OltllO SI ,
6)1 0. ' UCLA, '06 ... ) ~·n•• Oar11, ,.1.,,
NOVICt t•911l-l C alltornla • 14 S 1 Sen
DHttO $1 t,S 17 l Orit/!99 CCMl•I. 631 Sf.
• UCLA 6Sll 0 , S Lano leach SI
6 )I U 6 UC trvl"', t J9 4
Vaf\llv fo..r-t Or•nve Coal!, 11170. 1
Callfornl• 11601. l u $tn l'rt nclsco,
11t It, • UCLA, 7 Jt 7$
Hovlee ,__, Ora"" C°""• 110 '1 1
Sen DlltO '' 1 16 6' 3 Cellfornle ~"'"'"' ACl<*l'IY 1U1t. • UC lfV"'t 1 J1 t1
SI""' Kull-I arad Alltn L-11. 1 •I 6
2 'lt¥t ~'"" 1 4) H, J Pai W•lltr\ , .. ,,
wttn the County c..11 ot Or-Park, Newport Beach.
: County on April 10, ~A~.. CA. In lieu of flowers,
f'271llZ Thi lollowtng S*90M .,. contributions to be
Publllhed °'";r eo.t doing but1neM •: Pectflc: made to the Ame~aan "a"" p 22 ..., eo.t Glue. 22t5 S. Huron r---.,,__ p ..,..., llot April t · · .... AY9., Senti Ana. CA 12704 '-""'"'r >XA:iety a-Mey 8. 1985 Stec>Mn E. Koller1. 2839 c1flc View Mortuary
M-420 VetMco Ln., eo.t1 Mela. directors. 644-2700
P't8JC M>TICE
'1C1lT10U9 .,... ..
NA.-STAT'lmNT
The lollowlng per90nl we
doing bullMM •: H.D.H. LANb MANAGE-MENT CO., 10 Wild 0oote
Ct., Newport BMch, CA
92te3
DhW 8 Heynel, 10 Wiid
. Oooee Ct., N9wpott Beec:tl, CA92ee3 Thia bullne11 11 con-CIUCted by: .,, lndMdual
O.Ykl IS. Heyne1
This ttatement wu flied With the County Cler1I ol Or-
ange County on Apttt 10, 1985
f't7m:I Publletlecl Orenge Cout
Dally Piiot Apfll 15. 22. 21. Mey 8, 1985 M-411
FtCTmOUl.,._11
NAa. ITATlmNT
Tiie followlng l*'IO"I we
doing bu9lneM •: MUIA MODELS, 1780 Monrovia, A-15, Co111 M .... CA92827
Chatlea M Huntley, 2603
T US11n, Newport Beec:tl. CA 92MO
JMnette M Huntley, 2503 Tuetln, Nlwport Beech, CA 92MO Thi• buelneH la con-
d\Jeted by hutband and wt1tt
Chartet M Huntley
Thia statement wu fllld
wttll thl County Cterti of Or.t
lngl County on AprH 10, 1986 ,,,...
Publl*"-d Orange Cout
Dally Piiot Aprtl 15, 22, 2t, May 8, 1986 M-418
MLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI llUIMH ~ITATlm#T
The followlng peraone are doing buelneM •: S8M TOURS. 17H3
8Nctl Blvd., Hunt1119ton
Beec:tl, CA 921MT Jotin McNeeley. 17883
Buch 11¥d., Huntington
8eedl, CA 921M7 Thi• bualnee. 11 con·
ducted by: en lndMdu.a JotlnMc~
,,. •t•tement .... Ned
wtth "" County c..11 of Or-= County Ol'I Aptt 12.
'171711 ftubll9hed Orenge Coee1
Dejly Piiot Apfll 15, 22. 29' ~l.1985 M-42t
"'8.IC fl>TlCE
ACTmOUe.,.._ .. ...... ITA,._..,
The tollowlng l*tont .,.
doing bu9lneM -Wl\.DeANI< Q\,IANTUM, 543 W Promontory P1.,
Newport lelcll. CA 82te0
Willllm I Fot4er, 5-4.3 W Promontory P1 , Newpof1 hldl, CA t2te0
Thie txi1lne11 11 con-dUGted by. Ill lndMdual
Wllllem 8. '011• , Thie etatement .., Ned I
with "" County a..,, °' 't)[, anve County on Apttl 10, 1116
~
Publlthed Orenge Coee1
Delly Piiot April 16, 22. 2t. Meyl, tMS
CAt2e2e Thie bullneu I• con-
ducted by: an lndMdual Slec>Mn Ed Kollett
Thie 8111ement wu llltd with the County ~ of Or-
~ County on Apfll 19,
maa
Publllhecl Orange COMt
o.lly Piiot Apfll 22. 21. May 8. t3. 1985
Ml.JC fl)TIC(
'1CTm0Ue..,._H
...-.. STATIMINT
The lollowlng per9001 .,.
doing bullneee u : SP!CIAL TY TRANSPOR-T ATION PRODUCTS. 102 Scholz Pica. PH-30, N.8 ., CA 92913 Wllllam J. Oray. 102
Scholz Plau, PH-30, N.8 ., CAt2M3
Mlehelll R. Flowere. 2900
&Ntol A-toe. Cotti M .... CA 92828 Thie bualneH 11 con-
ducted by:
Mlchelle R. Aowere
Tllll ltltemlnl WU filed with the County Cwtt ol Or-
~ County on AptU 17,
'2741• Publllhecl Orange Cout Dally Piiot Aprll 22, 29, May
8. 13. 1995
M-437
"8.IC fl>TlCE
ACTITIOUIM.1 ... 11 MAim ITATIMINT . Thi lo4lowtng J*'IOl'll are
dolog bullMll M: SOUTH BAY SALES. 3191
A Alrpof1 Loop Of., ·eo.1a
Meta. CA 92828 South Bey Yact1t Selel, I Celtfofnla COl'Pof•llon, 3191
A Alrpon Loop Of .. Cotta
Mela. CAt2e2e
Tlllt buelneee 11 con·
ducted by. 1 cori>or atton Soulh Bey Yach! s ..... Richard C. Browne, Preetdnet
Thie 11atemen1 w• ~ with the County Cler1I of Or· = County on Apfll 17,
"74141
BOYD
CECELIA EAREL
BOYD. a resident of
Newport Beach for 45
years. Passed away
April 26 . 1985 .,
Survived by her hus-
band Robert 8 . Boyd.
Ill: sons, Fred Earel
Boyd, of Newport
Beach. RogN Lewis
Boyd of Newport.
mother. Ltlhan Earel;
sister, Rosalie F.arel ·
Dean of Darby, Mon·
tana. also surviving
are grandson Shayne
Rose of Newport
Beac h , grand -
daugh ter Kimberly
Boyd of Fountain
Valley. Memorial ser-
vices will be held
Wednesday June L
1985 at 6PM at Pacific
View Chapel, New-
port Beach.
ROWE
JAMES F RAN CIS
ROWE, a resident of
Costa Meaa. P8SS('(J
away April 26, 1985.
He 1s survwed by his
!IOn, Michael of Col-'
ton, CA: daughters.
Rebecca Hu1.chinson.
of Colton. CA: Linda
Rowe of Seattle.. WA.
and Jill Rowe of Riv-
erside, CA, sister.
Hazel Burns of Mass
Services will be held
Wednesday May I.
3PM at the Harbor
Lawn Memorial
Chapel Under the
direction or Harbcsr'
Lawn-Mount Ohve
Mo rtua ry, Costa
Mesa. 540-5554
PubHlhed °'lhOe CoMt I-----===--_..,;-__
Delly ltllot Aprll 22, 2t. Mey
•• 13. tit&
M~
MLIC fl>TICt:
Aennoua -.-..
MAMISTA,_.,
ni. ~ PMOM.,. doing bullrlell ...
HAMOftl.AW.
MT. OUVI
Mortuary • Cemetery
Crematc>ry
1825 Glalef Ave
Cotta Mesa
540-55S4
Pll .. CI IROTMI RI
llLL ... OADWAY
~TUA RY
110 Brotdway
Coata Me11 8'42-91SO
f'ACIAC YllW
MIMORW.'AM
C•IMttrv • Mortuary
Chti* • Cramat()ry 3500 J:>aclflc VNM Of Ive
Newpor1 8Mch
&44·2700
A(AllCAN AOYIN·
TUMS, 1ll01 ~ 1.n .. Huntlnoton I H oh, CA t2'4t ~-t-1~
........ M. Noell, 1teo1 ~ Ln , Huntlntton
~ ~ ~ ' ......... · ............... , ......................... __________________________ ~~
,,.
Ml.IC NOTICE
· NOTICE OP POIL:IC-H ARING
Community Development Block Grant Program . ./
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public heating wlll be h .. d by the City Council of the City of 1rvlne
on May 14, 1985, at 6:30 p .m., or u aoon thereafter u poutble In the lrvif'e City Council Chambers.
17200 Jambor". Interim Civic Center. lrvln•. California. The purpoH of the public hearing II to
dll()Ull and adopt the propoaed atatement of objective• and projected UM of fund• tor lrvlne'1
Community Development Block Grant fund• tC>f 1985. The propoMd atatemeoa I• copied In full below
THE CITY OF IRVIN!'' PROP08EO 8TATIMINT OP THa
COMMUNITY DIWLottMINT •LOCK GRANT PROGRAM
09JICTIV!I AND PROJICTID U81 OP ,UND8
I .
The City of Irvine le anticipating receiving $417 ,000 In Community Development Block Grant
(COBG) Funds for Federal Flecal Year 1985. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
(HUD) requires that the UM of these funds will give maximum feasible priority to low Income families
and persons. Other objectlvn Include aiding In the prevention or elimination of slums or blight, °'
activities having 1 particular urgency. ·
The CDBG regulations define In 24 CFR, Part 570. Subpart C, Section 201, all eligible uses of block
grant funds. The range of activities to be undertaken In lrvlne are proposed to Include. but are not
limited to, land acquleJtton and disposition for public purposes, public facilities development and
Improvements. public Hrvlcet, and planning and administrative activities. ·
The activities the City proposes to undertake may occur In any area of the City, depending on the
specific project. These Include, but are not llmlted to University Town Center. Woodbridge. El Camino
Rea1,·~ome Improvement Center. Orangetree, and Northwood. Should projects be proposed In areas
not mentioned above, the public will be informed before any actions occur.
In proposing expenditures In Irvine. the following Is the proposed objective and projected use of
funds:
Goal:
Objeciives~
211-426/11 12
PROPOSED OBJECTIVES
To provide community dovelopment programs which address the needs of persons
llvlng and working In the City of Irvine.
1) To use the CDBG program (and other g(ant programs when available) as the
funding source to Implement community development activities.
2) To allocate the majority (at least 5 We) of CDBG funds to activities which benefit low
Income households
.3) To consider all proposals for the provision of housing and related services which
address an Identified community need and are eligible CDBG acilvities:
4) To use available CDBG funds for the acquisition, construction and other eligible
expenditures of developing public facllltles. Including but not limited ID, a senior
citizen multi-purpose center. The facility should be easily accessible to its user
group and provide a wide range of services to senior citizen residents of the
community, particularly those In the low and moderate Income categories.
5) To provide public services which are directed towards Improving the communities
public services and address an Identified community n~d.
6) To fund planning and administrative activities necessary to Implement an effective
CDBG program.
7) To meet or exceed ail federal regulations pertaining to the CDBG program
PROJECTED•USE OF FUNDS
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Delly Hot~ 11, 22. 21, tf'9t COunty on Aot1 11. John A. lee9oft, M.0., N
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Tlllt ltatenwnt wu llled lnO Department of Mid col-MATH OP ~ •-with the County Clerlc of Or, 141Qe cllltrle1 IOCtted ti 1370 ~ OAML ICfflUll PvbllNd °"'91'~ 1 _ _._..;;;;;.;;;.,;,,;,--. .... __ enoe County on Apf1I 10, Acl1m1 Avenue. Cotti AND OP NhhCM Oe1y l'llot ,.,_. 11, 12. 21,
1915 Mete. ca1ttorn1a 111 whldl TO u11mn111J11 Maye 1MO
,,,_. time Mid bldt w111 be put>-HTATI NO. A-117711 ' M-417 lilMm STAI IT
Pub41thed Orar;r Coalt llcty opened and rMd fl)( To 811 l'leil't. ~ The~ perlOIW ..
Dally Piiot Apfll t . 22. 2t. PAINT a BINO FALL tN5 Cledltor• tncl contlnOent ..a.JC llJ1lCt ~~A;, Q4Na. M8Y S. tN5 CLASS SCHEDULE; OR-creditor•. end pertont ~ TIAN SCHOO\.. zoat Ger·
M-421 ANG!'COJt.ST COLL.EOE rney be ottww1te 1nter•tec1 P'ICTinOUe Mlll•H den LI\. eo.. ..... CA 1---------All b4da ere to be In lie-In the wlll end/or •tat• ot: ..... STA~ t2t2I • ~IC NOTlCE CO!'danct with the Bid~ M A A v I N 0 A N I E L The~,.,._... ~ CMlel•,..,.
mentl Wl'lktl tte now In Ille S04ULEA AKA M DANIEL clolna bwt1nW ee; MIOclt lfllp, Ca1torni1t.. t10 .....
NOTICI M =. ~f ~heteQJr~: t': SCHuLEA. . EMt..,..Clllb.ICMEm-port c.nw Or ..... 240, L~· ... TU'.11~!::. Purehulng of Mid colteoa A 1>9\hlon hat bMfl IMtd •aid Bay. l.Algune a.en. N 8 .• CA t2tlO
-· a' dltltle1 by Jamie Ruth ScnlMf In the CA 12t61 Thlt t>u•IMea It eclft-
/WKIA Etch blcld« must IUbmlt Superior Court of Orange OorOCtlee Ellie Ewing. ICM Oucttd by a OClf'POfetion T.I . D-..a wttll 1119 bid 1 cuhlef"• County requeetlng tr1tt Emerald 8ay, Ltguna EOwwd T . .Attnut. Vloa
UNfT CODI D ctleck oertll\ecl chedl or Jtmle Rutll Schuler be ep. Beedl. CA t2e51 Pr..ioetlt HERMES FINANCIAL blddei'tbondmede ~ble pointed u per.on.I rep-Thlt butlNM It con-TNt st~ -flel' CORPORATION a 0Utt ec>-to tile order of the~ reeentll1tw to llclmlnltter the duc:ted t>y-en lndMclual with the CouMy 0..-of Or·
pointed Trvlt" under the Community r..-.... Olt1rlC1 Mttt• of the o.ceo.n1 Dorothea Ewing enge County on Apt'll tO. fOllOWlng dfteflbecl deed of ~._... Thie .. .,_, ... fllad 1985 \ tru.t WILL SELL AT PUBLIC Board of Trvt1-In an Tiie petition requH tt With the County Oer'k of Or· P17m6 AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST amount not .... ,....,, llYe tuthorlty to tclmlnllt• the ange County on Apr1I 17, Pub!Wled er.. COMll
BI 0 0 ER F 0 F\ c As H pefcer'll 15%) 0' the tum bid •lat• under the I~ 1915 o.lly P1lot Aprtl 15. 22 " ANOIOA THE CASHIERS a a guerant• lhlt the bid· Gent Admlnlttretlon of &-m•W M 8• lN5 • ' ' OR CERTIFIED CHECKS cl•r wlll enter Into th• tat• Act Put>Uthed Orange Coet1 ey . ... .. n
SPECIFIEO IN CIVIL CODE propoted Contract II Ille A ........ .....,. on Ille p«tttOn l"\AU.. Piiot .. .-22 2t M., -11 -cled to him In ·-""' .,.., .,_, .....," • • i.---------SECTION 292411 (peyable ti the l'\'er'll of fallur• to enter wfM be held on MAY t5. 1 ...... s. 13, 1985 --ti> --the time of .... In lawful at 9.30 A.M. In Dept No 3111 M~ ,.._"' ,..,,-. money of the Unl1ed StatM) Into aucll contract, Ille 700 CMc Cent« Ortw w... ---------"'oceedt of tllecheck wlll be ...... • ----•111•N all right, title and lnttr•t j: ... 91t..,. or In Ille cw 011 Santa Ana. CA u702 .. _ .. ,_ '" 1. To allocate Two Hundred Seventy-One Thousand Fifty Dollars ($271,050) for acqu1slt1on. cooveyeo 10 anc1 now ,_, ...,., ..... . IF YOU 08JECT to tnc "'8.IC ll>TICE l1Mm ITAT'lmNT
construction and other eligible expenditures associated with the development of a senior c1t1zen by 11 uncle< Nici o..cs of bond. lhe lutl tum thereat gran1ino 01 ,,,. petttlOn, you TM folowtno l*90n9 tt•
multi-purpose publlc facillt.y. ' Tru11 1n the P'oe>e<1Y herein· wlll be IOtfelted to Mid COi· ltlould .. ,...., appeer tt the flC'TT'nOUa .,_.. cSolrlg ~ •· alter deectlbed l4IQe district. hMt1ng and ttete ywr ot>-MAm STATl-.n' SOVTHMAAK ANANaAL
2. TQ. allocate Sixty. Two Thousand Five Hundred and F1tty ·Dollars ($62.550) for public service TRUSTOR. ANDREW P No bid<* mey wtthdr-iectlOna or 111e Mttten Oblee-The followinO per90n9.,.. SERVICES. 3723 111rct1 St ·
activities to the following agencies: BAEKS~ ANNA D BAEKSA 1111 bid tor a period ror fOl'ty· Uoo• with 111e court before doing but6nMt" Premium Sult• 9. Newpoc1 e.cn. CA B E N 'E F I C I A R y : five (451 dtyt titer IM date Ille Maring Yo.Jr IPC>"f· HendNn. 804 Emerald Bay, t2te0
Community Services ·· Extended Day Recreation MERCURY SAVINGS AHO Mt tor the 099f'lng thereof ence mey be 1n 119''°" °'by L.eQuna Beech. CA 9295 t Rona6cl E Jo19y, 222'1
Child p I E S I (COPES) LOAN ASSOCIATION Tile Boerd of Trust-r• your alt0fn9Y Oorottiea El9le Ewing, 904 Alt• Vlata, Newpor1 Beedl. or arenta mergency erv ces RECORDED December MrWttheprlvllegeotretect· IF YOU AAE A CREDITOR Emer1ld Bay, Laguna CA t2te0
Center for Creative Alternatives 31 . 1990 as lnttr No. 50517 Ing eny and an bid• or to ~°""'* ~ ~ -...-.,·.;,..... ~
FISH· Harbor Area _______ -------------------...~EJ----1 n pege the~ you mu11 Ne Thia butlneu 1' con-ducted by en lnOMdUel ....
rv ne emporary Housing 1 ,300 Offlcl•I Recofcl• In the offlot formallta.. In any bid or In yo.Jr c1e1m with the court or duc:ted by en tndMOual Rone1c1 E Joa.y · •. t lie R def I Orlllge the bldcllng. t It t the 90tlal OorottlM Ewing Th4I tta1_,. -Iii.ct ·' Community Services • Youth Employment Program 19, 790 ~nty: ecor ° COMIC.LAN J. ~-~tau~ ~ed by Tnta statement wat ~ wttn the County Qetk of Or·
American Association of Retired Persons 6,000 t:ald deed of 1ruat o.. • o N • E 1 • c '. v c • 1n. court wtthln f()U( montht wtth the County C1et11 of""' .,. County on Aort 10.
Community Services • Senior Services 13.500 tc11t1e1 1n. 1011ow1ng· c~. ...,_ At-from 111e de!• of tw11 a. _,. County on ~ 17 1NS
3 00 LOT 33 OF TRACT NO faire. C...t COfftmYnlty iwance of i.ttert tt proW:Md lt85. , 1'171111 CSP Youth Shelter ,0 9364 IN THE CITY OF Collete Dletrtct In Section 700 of th• "74W Publlthed ~ COM'
Regional Counseling Agency 5.000 IRVINE': COUNTY OF OR· Publlanecs Orlllge Cout Probate Code o1 Celttomle Publltf\ed O.enge Coea1 Delly Hot Apr1I 15. 22. 2t, TOTAL $62.500 ANOE . STATE OF CALI· Delly Pilot April 22· 29· tee5 The time for IMlng clalml wUI ()ally PllOt N>ril 22• 29• Mey M.., I . 1985
FOANiA. AS PEA MAP RE-M 431 not expire pr!Of to lo.Jr e. l3.. te&5 M~9 M-419
3. To allocate Eighty-Three Thousand Four Hundred Dollars ($83,400) tor eligible planning and
administration activities. This shall also Include a contract for operation of a fair housing program
for the City of Irvine.
As of March 1985, the City of Irvine has allocated and/or spent CDBG funds on lhe following protects:
1982 Entitlemen.t Budget Expended Balance
Irvine Housing Opportunities 3,600.00 3.600 00 -0·
Administration & Planning 53.400.00 24. 104 16
Fair Housing Council
Planning Study
Salaries
Master Environmental Assessment
Irvine Senior Center
Orangewood Home for
Dependent Children
TOTAL
1983 Entltlement
Volunteer Center
Senior Needs Assessment
American Association of
Retired Persons
Orange County Interfaith
Shelter
Administration
Fair Housing Council
Salaries
Irvine Senior Center
TOTAL
1983 Jobs Bill
American Association or
Retired Persons
Temporary Housing Program
Trabuco Drainage Project
"Women's Opportunity Center
.,........-~urtle Rock Drainage
Youth Employment
Administration
TOTAL
1984 Entitlement
AARP
Regional Counseling Agency
Senior ServlCes
Youth Employment
Center for
Creative Alternatives
FISH
Extended Day Recreation
Laguna Beach Free Clinic
lrvlne Senior Center
Administration
Fair Housing Council
Salaries
TOTAL
4,935.00
3,000.00
12.524.00
8.836.84
183,300.00 -0-183.300 00
26.700.00 -0· 26.700.00
267,000 00 32,895 84 234. 104. 16
Budget Expended Balance
8.000.00 8,000 00 -0·
22.400.00 22.400.00 -0·
4.000 00 4.000 00 -0·
50.000.00 50,000 00 -0'
68.800.00 34.207 07
4,800.00
29.792.93
190,800.00 -0· 190.800 00
344,000.00 118,992 93 225.007 07
Budget Expended Balance
3,680.00 3,680 00 -0-
55,200.00 53,77 1 33 1,428 67
19.320.00 19,320 00 -0·
9,200.00 9,200 00 -0-
20,240.00 20,240 00 -0·
13,800.00 10.503 00 3.297 00
10.560.00 9,930.65 629.35
132.000.00 126.644 98 5,355 02
Budget Expended Balance
8,000.00 2,952.50 5,047 50
5,000.00 2, 159 58 2,840 02
30.000.00 1,797 27 28.202 73
6,950.00 -0-6,950.00
1.622 31 377 69 2,000.00
1.000.00 652 84 347 16
5.000.00 -0-5,000.00
1.000.00 583 32 -416.68
255,-450.00 -0· 255.450.00
78.600.00 71 ,400.00
7,200 00
393.000.00 16.968.22 376,031 78
The funds expended In Fiscal Years 1982. 1983. and 198'4 did meet the national objective of giving
maximum priority to low Income families. The program has also met Irvine's objective of priority to low
Income houMhold1, programa to address low Income houaing needs and eligible publle services
Th ... programs are addressed In Irvine's Grantee Performance Report which ls prepared annually.
Tf\e City of Irvine has proposed no community development programs which will displace any
existing houMholds However. 11 required by IM COBG regu11t1on1. the City has a policy tor
mlniml1lng displa~ment of persona and • pion to 1U11t persona displaced as a result of block grant
actMtl•• Thia 1nfo,m1t1on la published to afford citizens an opportunity to examine the contents &nd submit
comment• All p1an1 referenced. previous COBO record• and all federal regulations ere on file 11 the
City of Irvine end are avalllble for public review. Written comments are due on or before 5 00 P m on
May 13. 1985 Submit comments to COBG C09rd1nator, the Community Development Oepertment.
P.O. Box 19575, lrvlne, CA 82713·9S7~
The City Council will hold a public hearing to dl1cu11 lhe propoMd objectives and protect.CS uM of
fund• and will take public comments 11 th1t time 01her lnform1t1on may be obtained by c111tng (714)
860-3e95~
City of lnlne ly: City Clef'tl.
01ted· Aptll 26 1985
r?ubllshed Orange Coast Dally Piiot Aprll 29. 1985 M-445
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CORDED IN BOOK 395, month• from the dtte of 1he 1---------PAOES 48 TO 50 IN· P\ll.IC fl>llC[ hMt1ng notice abo'le C L U S I V E 0 F M I S • YOU MAY EXAMINE the P\8.IC NOTIC(
CELLANEOUS MAPS. IN LEGAL NOTICE tl4e kec>t by Ille court H you ---------THE OFFICE OF THE NOTICE IS HEREBY 1ra a perton lnt«ested In , flCTITIOUI ...,...U MAm ITA~ COUNTY RECORDER OF GIVEN thet t Public HMrlng Ille estate. you mey _..,. ...._ aTAT'lmNT The 1o1ow1ng pereont .,.
SAID COUNTY will be l'leld by lhe City Coun· upon the executor or edmln-The toltowlnig ~ .,.. dolnQ ~ tt EXCEPT AN UNDIVIDED ctl of the City ol IMne on Ille lltrtlor or U90fl tile et-OOtng ~ 11 p A C I F I C P U 8 l I ·
ONE·HALF INTEREST OF Northwood Pltoe (4A) and torney tor the ••ec:utor or TO M TO MBER LIN C.\TI ONS/CAllFORNIA All OIL. OAS. MINERALS Northwood Place (4B) ad· admln!Strllor, tncl ftle with PLUMBING 741 Amigo• OIV£A. 119 11th St . • 1. A N D 0 T H E A dencll to the ~I the COUf1 With proof of-, Wty ~ BMctl CA Hunllngton BHCl'I. C,_
H Y O R O C A A 8 0 N egreement tor muftl-famlty vlOI. a written r.ci~t ttll1· 92660 92848 SUBSTANCES LYING IN apW1menll rlnanoeo wtth Ing 11111 you ~Ire epeciel TomaaJay Tombetlln. 74t Jol'lnDoug1uBrumm. ll9 .ANO UNDER SAID LAND proceeds from Ille City of "otloe of Ille fifing Of an In· Am1go1 Wey Newport 11th St , 11 1 Huntington
BELOW A DEPTH OF 500 lrvlne multt-famlty mortgage .,.,..lory and 9'>P'ai911'Mnt of Beac:l'I. CA 92660 8-ctl. CA 92M4 FEET MEASURED VEA· revenue booc:I program The .. t ......... or of tl'le P9fl· Tl'llS bullnetl II con-Tl'tl1 buSI,,... It con·
TICALL Y FROM THE SUA· hearing wOf be held on M1y t1on1 or accountt mentk>ned cluctect by an 1ncl!Vlduai ducted by an lndMdual FACE OF SAID LAND BUT 14. 1985, II 8 30 pm . or .. In Secoon 1200 and 1200 5 of Tom Tomoerlln JoM 0 Brumm WITHOUT THE AIGKI' n tile< Hite< tt poulble Ille Callfornlt Probeta Code. TlllS 11a1-.1 ..,.. fllecl Tlllt etat_.t ,... nted
SURFACE ENTR'I" THERE· t1 Ille Irvine City Council Cwof A. C>eeome, Al· will'I tne Couoty Cltr'll of O.· !Wltll 1M County Citr1i of Or TO. AS RESERVED IN THE Cllt mber1. Interim Civic tOJMY fof "'"lttoflef. t.O I.. tnge County on April 17 enge County on Aprll 10
DEEDS RECORDED IN Center. 17200 J1mb0rff Imperial Hl 9hw1p, 1985 1985 BOOK 9546. PAGES 808 Bouleverd, lrvlne. C1lltorn11 An.MMt, CA '2901 f'2741C2 "27'8IO
AND St 1 OFFICIAL AE· Further 1ntorm111on on Pubhhed Orange Cou1 Put>llll'led Orange Coetl P\.it>llet1ed Or~ eo.i CORDS · 11111 Item may be obttlned by Dally Piiot ,_prll 22. 23 29 1 Deity Piiot Apnl 22 29 May Diiiy Piiot April t5. 22 2t YOU ARE IN DEFAULT calling (714) st0·3S95 1985 6 13 1985 May 6 1985 UNDER A DEED OF TRUST Oiied Aprll 19, 1985 MT -432 M-434 M-41e DATED 12129190 UNLESS Publlshed Orange Cou1
YOU TAKE ACTION TO Diiiy P410t April 29 1985 I PROTECT YOUR PROP· M·446
ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT I
A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU ---------NEED AN EXPLANATION """'° OF THE NATURE OF THE P\lllC nuilC[ 1~
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
PROCEEDING AGAINST ITATEMENT Of' '
YOU. YOU SHOULD CON-AaANOOMMENT Of' L--------------------------
TACT A LAWYER l UIE Of' f1CT1TIOUI •20 P11ma1um, Irvine, CA IUllNEll NAME
1 90720 "(If 1 street tddreu or Tiie lollowlng persons
11 1 h1ve 11>ancloned the ute of I common dtslgnt on ° I'"• F1c1111ou1 But1nu1 pr()9efly 1' shown tbOve, no Neme Lido Penlnault Boet I warranty •• given as to Ila Storege lOO Slllpytrd w1y
complet-or correct· Newport e.acn CA 92663 nes1) . Tll• beneficiary T"· FICtttlo ·, 8u11neu I uncle< aald DMd of Trust. by '"' u reuon 01 a br.-ch or default Ntme referred to abova 11r1s
In the obllgtllon• ..curtd flied In Or1noa County Non thereby heretofore ex-April 27 1982 FILE 0
eculed encl clellvered to the F 188210
unclet11lgned a wrltt4'11 Dec· Wllbo l"dustries. Inc iOO
lartE,} 01 Def•ult tnd De-Ltdo Perk Drive. N-por1 mt lor Sale t nd written Beecl'I CA 92663
lee of brHC;, tncl of elee· T1111 bu11ne11 was con· no ductect by 1 corporttton 110 10 . cauN Ille under· Tiii• 1111ement WU rtM!<I
slgMa-io-eell Mid pr099fly w1tn tile County Clerk of O.· to tatltfy Hid obllgatlon•. 1111ge County oro Apr11 10
and ther .. fttr Ille uncltr • fll&5 .
ACROSS
sio'*' Ctuted Nici notic. ol " l'ttrkll .,,.. Vice braec:ll and of tleetlon to be ~ W'4tto lnduetn9.. Inc ' 1 .._, .. ,,, .. '
recorded January 18, 1985 Published O<ange Coas; ~ 0 •1 •• '" 1
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as lnttr No 85--020 t58 of 0.11" Pll01 Apnl IS n 19 • F ' " Ottlcitl Records In tile office , •• '. 19s5 1i' V.:1• .. ~ •" • of the Recorder of Ortnge .. ty" M·•:?S 1 • A,,., 11.1•
County. I ~ •" , ,.. ,.r • " Said ... wa.11 ~made but ~' n,,, t .. ,, ,, .,. • " ('t••ALJi t ... '
without co,,.n1n1 or •tr· r-P\llllC NOTICE • ' ... •. I)• r ""' renty,expr ... orlmplled.r• l, ut••• •• , ,, .... ,
gtl'dlng lltle potMttk>n, or Pursuant to order of lhe H .,,.,. ,. • • ~• ~---,· encombrancet. o pay tne 1c111torn11 Co11111 Com· • •·,.. " • • .. • ,...._,<:
remtlnlng prlnelptl tum oflmlsek>n, not1C411 ol publlC , J f..-10·-· ;i4 -;,.,, >-tile nota(t) NCured by Nici hearing 1s g•vel' to ow,,.,., 1r o\11 ... • • ..
deed o4 Trutl, with lnl«•t and occupenll of surround· ~" '' • • .. In tald note pro<tlded, tel· Ing !>'°'*1-and othat
vane• II tn~. under the 1 •nttretted parties Said put>· 1erm1 ot Hid 0..0 of trust', ltc ,,..,.,ng le tch.ouled on ..----......,..---,..,,,--.,...,..-,..,......-1 .... cnargee. and •11s>enM1 tile 8th or Otl'I Of Mey 1985 2 3 J !'i of tile Tr1i11 .. and of the 11Q9nc1a tOt Nl911Cllton tor
'""" cr•ted by Mid 0..0 co111a1 permit number ~,-4..,....--+-+--+--ol Trust 6-M--002 •• tubm11te<S by
Said ... wlll be held on Sawdutl FM!lvl l CorOOt· ............. -+-+--+--Tuetd.,. Mey 2t. IMS al ttlOn 1 30 p m 1n the !Qbtly to the Subtect ~oon 11 to building IO<Iattcl II so 1 pe<'mlt the con•trvctton OI • ~-+--t---t----1 Soutll l.,..t Street. Ofenge gr°"" QI b\llldlnc>I ($ or SI
Cahtornle 92'61 I cluOfleatlng 111.tOttcal land· At the time of the lnftiel m111k1 of Laguna 9Mch publleallon of till• notice.. Theee ~Inga w1n De 1n tile totll amount ot the un ptlllCe ffom Juty 5 to s.p....,_.
pelO ~ of the OC>ll· bet 1 1915 Conslf\IC110n 10
g41tion ~ Dy fht tbov9 l c~menot 1ppr6'11fmllety clMCrlbed deed of trutt and M1y ,0 1095. Ol1 P'OC*'Y ~-+--+-+--+-~
Mllmattd ooata. •lll*'Mt. IOCated 11 935 Lt1gUna C.·
tnd ~It l-40.M7 II nyon Aoad L~ BNdl r....-+--+--..-~ The 10111 lr\clRteclnett c.tlfomlll •
being .,, .. ,Im ... on ~I Said putllle ,_.'19 .," theopen~bld!S~led ~ 11 900 AM on m-+-+--1 may be ot>tainecl by ~ t"-11'1 Of tth Of Mty IMS
(7141 M~IS7 °' (213),at Calftor,_ Coatt• Com, 627-'MS tM city~ IN mlHIOll, Slate l ullclln9, I
.. te roorn 11t.4, 350 MCCaltlttet I
O.ted Apfl 22. tMS Sen frencieco C4!Mf0tnia I
TAC-t4t02 MlfUHI PtMAMCIAL 1ntorm11ion,.qtingtot"'9 C~TI091. Al MID OONttl ~ wtM tie "--+-+---t-....... -,._,.Tll, 9'f T ..0. ..... .....,.. at lht oftlce of the
W'ICI COWNttf ....... ltf: Ceutomt• eo.tttl ~-._..-4--+--+-+--
UM& ,,.~•----mlttiOll. SO\lth eo.tt Ort-........ .._..ll. tract 245 w l roedQy
On1wa, CA -(1M) Lono 8etc11 tt...., 7 Oi1Y9 ...0. P'10f to MIO publlC mMtlftg
PublllMd Orange Cout ~bath9d OrlnQI Cotst
Delly Pll°' Apnl H. ~·v • Ot ffy Piiot AOtll H n . ,. ..... .-.--+--+--
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·Gephardtniay compromise
P.arts of flat-tax proposal
Money circuit
A •mall clrcult board l• e:umlned prior to
lnatallation in a retail polnt-of-.. te com-
puter terminal, 100 of which are belna
lnatalled in the Phoenix, Arb. area by
Valley National Bank and Flnt lntentate
Bank ol Phoenlz. The p1ogram will clear
retail tran .. ctlona throuall the Arizona
Clearlna Hoa.e A.Moclatlon which belle•e.
the program will be futer than credit or
debit card •Y•tem• ln wide u.e el.ewhere.
By JOY DEE ANTHONY
OtllY ...... c.,,.....,....,
Richard Gephardt, (()..Mo.). a co-
sponsor with 8ill Bradley. ( D-N.J.) of
a flat -LU proposal that 'AIOUld IOWC:I
rates and eliminate most loopholes.
said Friday at a public C'ongress1onal
hearing at th~ Mcridicn Hott'I 1n
Newport Beach that he was willing 10
compromise if necessary on some
aspects ofh1s "Fair Tax Act."
Maybe that.'s why he 1s confident
that some measure of tax reform will
be achieved this year.
To reconcile his proposal with one
cspou ed by Jack Kemp. ( R-N. Y.).
Gephardt would have to. among
otht'r things. add ta>. mdc>.1ng to his
bill. He pointed out Frida) that he 1s
not "morally" bound to an ant1-
1ndcxmg position. but he feels there
are two good reasons for not st.1ppon-
tng that feature of Kemp's bill.
"One. we felt as a ph1losoph1cal
matter that 1f you started indexing
different feature!> of the code you
really would carry it th roughout. and
we were concerned about the effect of
indexmg. say. on the interest deduc-
tion or on the basis on capital gains.
We feel that 1t 1s complicated. We feel
that administratively It really does
cause a great deal of problems."
.. Secondly. we felt that when you go
to three brackets. rather than the
present 14. that} ou have less need for
mdexmg because there are le s
brackets for people to be dn ven 1n b)
the effects of the inflation. which 1s
really one of the reason you want 10
have indexing."
''I'd say that the issue 1sgoing to be
hotly contested and debated a:. we go
1n10 tux reform." he added.
When it wa~ pointed out that a
study by the National Taxpllyer'
lJnion 1howed that taxe would have
to he cut every few years under
Bradley-Gephardt or ix·oplt would
Se( mtlat1on drive thC'1r tax bills up,
Gephardt said that thcre are other
wa ys to deal wi th automatically
mcreas1ng rates.
··Throughout the years. and es-
pecially those years when we had
10flut1on. Congress did. on an ad hoc
basis. reduce taxes about every two or
three years in order to overcome the
clTccts of 1nflt1t1on:· he obsc~d.
"The problem "as we g3\C the ta'-.
rcduet1on by eroding the base rather
than by reducing rates in most cases.
And that is part of the reason why we
have such an erod~d base 1n our tax
code today."
Gephardt sa~s he prefers simple
rate reducuon when necessary rat.her
than indexing or increased loopholes.
Richard Foster. president of the
Interstate Electronics Corp. in
.\nahe1m. ~•d he hoped Gephardt
would change his mmd about the
increase 1n capital gains taxes 'that
Most of the two-hour heanng was
devoted to problems of world trade.
Except for Barbara Kamm. senior
vice-president of Marine Nattonal
Bank in Irvine. panel members came
out against an unadulterated free
trade position Gephardt said Congress is lookir\~
right now at the poss1b1li t) of a
surcharge on 1mponsorsomc form of
imposed "rec1procit} ·· In other
21'. 11"" HtnrdF ~ ~ I MauiLP
Business is so good Xerox
is closing its Irvine pl~nt NASDAQ CIUOlallon\ e1vvoor 7"' 70. OunkO \ NEW YOAK IAP1 8 1rtcl'lr S~ • ,~lelCn
•ric>wlno l'ltlll'lell Did\ 8rwTom lfll 2 Ovrlron
20 2Q•1, HOQ.tn S • S • MayP1
IC»I 1~ Hoo•er 77"" 11'-MavnOI By JOY DEE ANTHONY
DellJ ..... C:.n•• .... I
A Xerox copier refurbishing center
1n Irvine isclosi!1g because business is
Zuckerman from the Rochester. N.Y.
manufacturer's headquarters.
In the old days. people more oflen
tenninated a rental contract or leas-
ing arrangement wnh Xerox than
they do toda)'. Their old machinec;
went to a rcfurb1sh1r.g center to be
restored to tip top cond111on >\t that
point. the mach10fs could be rented or leased out again_
"Our I 0-Sencs copiers have been
so successful and so popular that
there's been a marked reduction 1n
that kind of activ1t} ... he said. In
add1t1on. "mam more of them ha"e ~en purchased outright rnmparcd
Zuckerman said the closing of the writers are made. •ncl ID•H• otter' Dv auttee, u • ..,,, O•nw:n
In inc plant will affect. 195 hourly-There will be only two Xerox ~·::=:ep:,~o1.,: ~~r~~ ; ' ;~ ~~~~~
paid people and 25 salartt'd em-refurbishing centl'rS left when the ~!r-u~~do;~t~ ~:l~lc ~~ r• ~~.7°
ployees but that Xerox would .. do its Irvine plant closes. Even so. an cornmtnion tor Frt· c.1w1r • :ia , .o i, EiotrB
da d t" t h h I · do C•nonG 111' ,.,, E18C81o rn es o see t at I ose peop e operation in a Chicago suburb r.e.-~s•i.ee11e1r ..., All! rao '"' 7"i uc1 furctl)Osffiom Wit hin the COm-~p-a--'n-..,-.--'--ce;r t t fl t h ~ · f h · AEL ' 1S'• 2S 1 C•oSwl I''" 17 • Emcor J U U I SS .3 a t e ""-61nn10g 0 t IS AFAPrJ 37 1 39'> Casev\ 191~ 10'•• EmpAlr probabl} in outhcm California. year. The other plant is a de~nment AVM 10 10~ ~entcor 1s • 1s, lnoC"• ..,-. J bod -h II d bo f h Acadln ti t~ tiU\ 11 , 11\ti ntwl\11 "-enain Y no } 1st n e a ut o t c marn manufacturing ac1 ht}' m AcuA•v 11 , 21>. rvms • IS'• 16 010i1 the fact that there will ine' llabl) be a Rochester suburb where cmplovee AO.cLD s, s~ l'lmLH 17, 19 ., rmG ~omc attn11on there." he said. "We're transfers could occur 1fcon1inued iow !~~~ 1:~ 31: 1~~~~ ' ~2f!; ~~ ~~t0
not happy about that but wbat can demand for rcfurb1sh1ng required Aov~o• ,..., 6:\lo 11u1" "-F•~Fn
}'OU do? If you don't have that ktnd of them . ' :r1~:1~ n'•"-U'"' l~~~J8 s. 1·. ~~~~ work 'nth . I d h 0 ,. h x Amu•t 4 , IS IOwCo ..... Fonar ' t: 'o umc you use to a\ e. nc o I l' ero>. copier'> now AF urn 11. 11 o1rr11 ''" ~,, ForAm
)ou ha'l' to make som• ad t ti b h--" r h < · 1 AG•"' 3' • 36~ ome1r 11, ., Fore\_10 .. JU'i -re ur 1s eu in nine. t c I )4). w1I l\M•o1 1•-n "' mtShr 100, 1 , Frnkco
ments... no" be .... orked on In M•'"ICO. AN!ln\ 17'• ll'o lmwTI 79 • 791,. Frnt.EI
Be ti "" AOunr '-'> nPao ' ~1. ~ • FrHSG cause re urh1shing 1s part of the Zuckerman said. Though Mexican :~:g~e 1t:: 1t~ ~~1~ >-: !,: ~~Ta'i1 ,
manufacturing operati on. these cm-offit1a ls have told Xerox managers Ana•~ • •1·1• h ro,~r '''• •'" 1•ne1c11
ployccs arc technically 1ra1ncd 10 that marketing art1\ 1t1es would be !~~1 If' l~.~ '11.'t'° 'liz 1~~ ~"~"~"
Panlclpat,. in c>thcr W I (' . t d f I I -,,.,~,, J • ft-Iii sc l >,. 11""' " i " ... cs oasr res nctc 1 oca part1cipat1on in All sL1 , 3 • ., 11um " ,,.. _,
Plant!>. Areas which could absorb Xerox plants d d not h "" " • lS~ 8ffr reca I 1ncrcaS<'. t IS Avnt~ ~ ,, ""' St·l? s 11-12 ~ronSc
,...,,. • t d I h I I z •••dC 'Iii 7~ en•MO •'• 6 , HAolcl
w11h earlier products."
..... orkcrs. he said. inc!ude service hai. nothing 10 do "llh the lr"ine leoo 49 e1111>A 14"-1s rev>.o
o._n1,a ion~ an pants w ere com-pant cosing. uckerman ..aid. It •1111H h ,•~! 1Cart n•. 1• vro<Jv pu1cr peripherals and electronic ly...... Id h h d kMAm ~ o-ewev •'1
• •'-Ha~ ~ wou a\oc s ut own an}'way . :;I, , ~"' 1acrv , ~ f3 H•;~ll
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3~ •1~ ~s,1-;1 ~~kNt IDb ' ''• >,~. r g1 ,r,, llli> Hlll'ldYn lrdll'( VI 8 I . '~ l-lecl'IQ8
_Mexican food king says
the taste bud is real king
Former migrant w ill go nationwide
n ext year with his bra nd-of spicy foods
"I uc;ed to conic to San Antonio to
buj ingredients not avai lable in
Dallas." he recalled. ··1 figured this
must be a good sausage to~ n."
By SHEILA ALLEE
A1oocl1ted PrHo wrn ..
~ .\ i'. .\ ""T O"I 10. f c~a'> -It\ J
50 (l()()...\quare-IC1ot Y.arehou\c nn thc
\Uuth '>ltk of to~n. Raul J1ml'nt·1
lormt·r migrant farm "orh·r nrc'>1clc\
11\l'f his \t'll-madt• SUCCC\S
With a $:!(JOO loarl and datl}'
pra)ers. Jinll'na founded a \au..agc
compan~ 'I )cars ago that ha\ gro .... n
into J1mcnl'/ Food Product'> Inc J
hu'>IOC\\ ~11h annual \alt'\ of $311
mllh11n Jl\d plan<; for natwnv. 1tk
t'' pltn\lon
J1m1nl'/ " 110 .... kno""n around
lO"'O J\ .1 rhil.11llhrop1\t \\hO fi:ed\
thel'ld1·1h on I hank<,g1,1ngand.,>,ho
has pl;1~cd hmt at political lund-
ra1scr<> Im \1,1,or lkn., < 1\ncrosand
formt·r J1rr\1drnt1JI l.1nd1datc Walter
Mondak
·\nd .... 111k \llul''' h.1\ h<.•t·n '"ct·t.
J1m10t'/ hJ' ~1·r1 hi\ rhilnsoph\
hland In ht \ltl u·\\tul h1: .,a,.,
.. }'OU h." 1· to II nd 1 ht• nt·l'd nl I he
J>COpk \ Oll h:i\l' t(! pkil\t' the
ta-;tehud "
l1m t'nl'/ pr11d11<"t' 111r11lla'
p1cantt• ,,1u11· ta malt·-. l ht'C'>1.'\ hur-
ntos and .,,,u,agc -arc nn grtx.-t·r·,
shelve<, 1n 2:! ''ates and thl\ )t·.ir he
say<o hi\ loud ...... ,11 go nat1on.,..1d1·
..
.l1mcnc1 ha-, t•xpanded . 1r1 part.
hccausc consumers have developed
more of a taste for Mexican food.
··People want a change." he said
J1menc1 1<; a familiar face in San
·\nton10. ~hen· hc often appears 1n
his traditional i;ombrcro-likc chefi;
hat and cook\ mat. He spon'ior~ an
annual Thankc;g1v1ng dinner for the
clderl) 1n F-on Worth and an
Antonio. drawing 8.000 in Fonh
'Worth and I 0.000 in San >\nton10 last
\l'M The dinner., ha'c gro~n into a
tornmun1t~ "'•de project. but J 1mene1
"lhl' 1mpctu\ tx·h1nd thcm.
"\l. t• haH' l'X'cn hlc,c;cd b) 1he good
I ord -Oll' and m} fam1I~ ··ht> }a1d.
"I fl•el likl· thc <>cn1or etlllen'> art> thl'
forgo1tl.'n ont''I M) ph1losoph) 1s we
rnmc here \\Ith nothing and we leave
'-'Ith nothing I hel1c'c in shannit ··
I 1fl· "'"'not always so pro-.perou'i
1111 J1mC'no. ~ho at age 14 left hi\
I ort \l. orth home ..... here h•'I latht·r
"a" in the Mn1can food bu'i1ne\\
h1m~ctf-m~k1ng chort/O or Mexican
'au'a~e. and 'cll1ng 1t in f on Worth
•\fter working 1n licldc, during h1'i
ll'l'n-agc ~car\. J1menc1 returned
home. peddling hi\ father'' l hor110
h) da) and M>rlong as a hotel hellbm
at night -----
.\fter he marm·d J1mine1 told his
father he wanted to stan a little
sausage business 1n San Antonio. He
borrowed $2.000 from his father and
headed ~outh
While his wife rnoked ~usage in a
.,mall kitchen. he peddled the prod·
uct. working 'IC\.en day'> a week and
sometimes 19 hours a day.
I\ local food chain g;:t'c J 1menl."1 his
first big marketing break and in time
others fo llo .... cd suit.
I UPS ANO DOWNS
•~ '"" Horlllh J J' • McCrm U 16 Hybr11C 20 10 • M<F•rl
19'• ~ IMS , n'-n•• MeOCre t >,, 9 ISC 10' • 10~ "'-«IEI ' 1411 IS lnOoHll 1~ ?Sl'1n· Mlcom 1s·~ ••'• folhc 1111 18 MOuw • I l 1i. '"llrn 7i>;, n • •In MdldCa ..,._,.._. Ill 1' 1 1' 1 I MIOlll I
11-16 \, 171-18 1n-Milllor I 1111 1rcEnr 1'-11.o Molex 20 10 • 1n111ron SI • 51', MOMCI 17 i' ln8W'l'I 11 , I• MonuC J • J A lw•SoU 0 • '1 , MooteP '• ', J•mWtr l7 t 1 • Mo<r'n ~:~ ~~~ ~~~:" I~~ 1~~ ~~t~r '" Jonlcbl S"> s"' Mullrno l , , JoU>h\n •~ 9 , Nu roe 1 •, Jollvn 101. ll , NO•I• l!I •, K•IVtr IS-16 1 NMkrn
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>,., KelvJn 1 7-1•1NYAirl , • , KelvS ,. 17 , n NOCllOG
tt~ ff~ ~r::., ~, W: ~:~~,
"' '• Kl1111l11t I' 1 NCtr~i V, ~·A l(IOOfG 'l NwN SI f) Sr .. gneoeV lJ n·. NWll s S' • '1 r1111r ' l '• Noxell 1'"' "II uicl<• 1 l!t I NuclP!l 11• • Liance 1 16 26'. ~Hnef 6~ L•nOlle\ llM 1 II 11'1 11-161• loC• '1'~,.l ~""J!i: 'j' , ·~~ ~:'o • t r:=k;;._ > ''-DI! 6', 71, lny1 • 44 > trTP
l ~·· 1vTu1 16.., 't'-~oco ~" 1 111&rd 76>,.. 1 c A 'i' q~ ''• Cl 11.. •btf '• MAdGE 14 14' • PcGe "-:141 MafflPt l'lli 11ll P•n\Oll 1 , 2 1-MatMr 1\11 ••• l>aulP!
• ' .-
Richard Gephardt
words, 11 a country shuts out Ameri-
can produ('ls. some say we should
shut out theirs. Gephardt noted that
some Congressmen favor a reduction
in a country's business with us that
matches ·the percentage of the trade
defkit they are said to cause.
Speaking for the pro-free trade side,
Kamm argued that what we should
focus on are tax incentives. labor
rate~. and other internal problems.
Taxes are too high. industry is 100 fat.
she said. An~ oft he measures current-
1) being considered by Congress. c;hc
added, arc "reactions not actions ... As
such. they will hurt the Amcncan-
comumer. and "even more ins1d1ous·
h." allow U.S. industry to operate
without lookine at such things as the
cost of financing. labor rates and
product1.v1t}
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where companies are going and wh lch people are helping
them get ther ,just watch 'Credit Line· -ever day in the
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THE ~EAL ' ESTATERS
THE REAL
ESTATERS .......
THE REAL
ESTATERS
COLD We.LL
BANl(eRO
Lo 1 Br c!Mn, 2nd floor
.1475/mo. Mehelm Sl
Shown by appt 5'$-3229
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Spac1ou1 E·•ld• Aptt.
Encl gar, patio, dlhwshr
& stove. Most u111• tree.
No pets & no watwbeda.
1BR, 1 Peraon 1585-M26
1BR. 2 Peteon• $6104450
2323 Elden Ave., C.M.
548-78~
WUfRllOlllOI ·
Want a eetectlon of great
llvlng? We can offer any·
thing from 1 small apt to
a 48d hM. If IOOklng In
CM.NB.or HB think of UI
first fo' that etiolee of
Ideal living
TSL MGMT 842-1803
NB REAL TY 875-1842
WllTUIE YILUll
2Br 1 Y.Ba. new crpt• $685
POOL ANO SPA
846-8122 833-8917
FrM~ H lllrtltf WH't 2339 Port CarJlale Pl In l & .. t. lttck U40 Single family BayerHt Spee 3BR 2ba. Frple, gar. 1871 Tustin, C-3
I ... 1._ lutll&AA Ed L60eonelll Own/ Agt 11 1 Entertain In 4bdrm fise · 3BR 3BA. large frplc, new Penln. P1 area. S 1100/mo 1 ~·~\ -xr 1 & 2 Bdrm aptt, pool, epa,
...._. -· 842·9 l/Hm-6«-4720 2be formal dining rm dbl paint In & OYt. Cathedral yrly, no peta. Avail :-4,, , · INnod"!....rt1m. pa~loto' ~~. y. lllflWI ......... a llllEHI DIST• ........ ruaiak.. gar frplc $800'• 53M 190 celling•. Option money lmmed. 7141875-8890 or 1~--. I TSl M~;GEMENT llrll "4f1111t M4 2 38r/den. xtra lge lot Be1t Alty fee I S10,000, rent $1375/mo. 213/433-2975 Sandy ev ,
.......... ....., w/traller access, Back • ..,.,. ... ,. Ziil 1cy blue pool enhanc.s Call Petee31-1286 cenu ..... , 278 Eutaldecute,el6tln28dr, 754-0081or842-1803
·1 ...... , ...... Yery . Bay area. Call for appt. Furnt.h:d M lnilrium 4 2bdrm flat mom'• kltch Lse or lse?opt. VER· 1 Ba, huge yard (being ... Pilat rzu
tllllf ..... 1.,,, Oatl $243,000 Agt. 538-1461 mo'•· Ha;t>or view. 3br 2 only $500 other• avail SAILLES CONDO. Large 1::~·m~P~i ~:!~~$~ retandscaped). garage. *™ apt w/kJtL tt
1111
ld-ll1I Harbor Ridge 4Br 15a8K ba. Lg pvt yard. gar-539-8190 Belt Alty fee 1 Bdrm, pooilelubhOYM. deposit 760_9515 llreplace, dllhwasl'te<, & bath. All ullla pd
a11umable. $619,500. dener/water $2000/mo. Large 4 Bdrm home LM/oPtS800/mow/$l00 refrlg,wasl'te<+dryer, $400/mo 861-3653
Low down 250-1822 Agt 644·5922 Ive message. w/pool avall 5/1 $1250. towatd dn pymt or $750 Lg 1Br 1Ba, deck, utlla, 'h:.~nrrt. ~:!!.P:pers7r5_' laat .... ·CC .. ll . JACOBS REALTY rent. 845-7408 d/w, lg encl deck $775 + ....... a ., .... -Ullll YIEW •U IHSM l1t.nhutl 87s..6173 NEW 2Br 2Ba Condo nar 111, lut 873-8478 Call Craig, 631-1266.
-Sharp 3Br Carmel. Lrg lot Gta111l 2202 lrple, micro, pool, 14Jp;;-. 2Br 288 Dpll(, frpl, MW Drive by 136 Cecil Pl. 2:~J~:;;:.~1n~ ~
IHI. lu'"1 1142 S242,500 Agt 759-1997 lmlll lniat 2244 view. $1350. 644-4099 decor. 2 ear gar $950. s1001mo. Clean & quiet
---'"""'"• •Sa' or Lease Option; .IAllll IW.n 28r 2ba, woOd floors, Newport Crest· 3BR 2~ba Open Houae Sat 9-6. ' 538-0921 TIE ILIFFS 2 sty 2bd 1Yiba condo, ..,llT-TlllD · frplc, micro, dbl garage, near pool and tennis crts: 415'/\ Iris. 838-7714 $675/mo-$695/mo 2 Bd
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Price alut\ed 1280,0001 5
bdrm, 7 bathe, 7100 sq ft,
wine cellar, gourmet
kitchen, penoremle vt.w.
private gate, 4/5 ecre + much more. Sacrmc. at
$995,000. To see call
pool, sauna, Jae, assume FAlllLY 1111111 PllP IUIAl1911T $900/mo. 84-4-2227 Model decor. Avail May Charming 1Br 18a w/vlew. Eattalde Oeluxe 2BR apts encl gar.Indy rm, Exe91ien~~!~~ condo 125K, loah at ~~·s;~~nt. Seller It waiting for an 11•1171-1111 * *lllTALI** 15. $1300/mo, 548-2027 Frig & lndry avl $695 1~Ba. 2 atory. • Patio, yd1/pat101. cloM to
4 BR, 3 BA, vaulted wood :~l~~C:.J~' S~O ~K offer on this beautifully Walk to waves 2br flat CALL US REGARDING Npt Height• Aree Condo. Eves/Wknds 673-7079 pool, new crpta. No peta. beach, nr major sh<>ps.
oelllngs throughout, lots 2 yrsat 10% 213/29_...:722S remodeled family home w/cfpts & .drpa clean IRVINE LEASES 3br, 3ba, frpl, 9Af., w/d, C"tl .... 2724 $6tS/mo. 842-<>9&5 (~~~1~rf ~..::)
of glass. overlooking with 4 bedrooms + den steal at $600 hurry Im llastl ..._ micro, new & beaut. no E-slde upper 1BD 1Ba
quiet greenbelt. a and formal dining room 539-6190 Best Alty fee H •-•1 pets S1250 .. 850-2529 1 Br 1 ba crpta drps, stv, huge walk-In Closet "" 1n llAOll IW.n
PITlta TllllE
111-1211
pleasant retreat for you II eiwn-10-X. NWI AND private pool and 111· 71M Rent option elegant 3bdrm ref~, pool & lndry rm cpt paint gar w/d hook· Dayt 875-1842
i nd Y~~~m ... lly. Fee land IOW Y11W +IO' i~=·ng°t:t _;i1m:u~I ltlltll 220 Rancho San Joequln, 2br multi ba trplc 2 ear gar $8 . move In 645--0289 up.' No P.ts: $550/mo Eves 980-<t614
WM~R ._.. 0 H WATll c au 631.1400 for deialls Ptaia11lt 7 & den on the golf course, spit M $1100'• 539-6190 1Br. iar!t: $485/mo. Call Call CraJg 831-1286 BEACHWOOD VILLAGE
--------Wtih boat slip. 3Bdrm . 3 BO l BX l level unit on S 1100/mo. 760-8708 8"t Alty fee Biii 45-15 after 5pm 136 Cecll Place . Enjoy Huntington BQh
2'h8a. Upgraded:--~ ·\ 11 HI H• 1'\ 1 the aand. 3 fireplaces & TURTLE ROCK EXEC. The kind 3br 2ba hme yrty 2Br l'ABa TownhOYae. No I eji~~\:·P Lifestyle Tlllf'l lllT HY •••• saao.-1111:-11 .. ""· fantastic view all levels. CONDO WITH VIEW $1050 w/dahWStir & more gar, no pets 1550/mo. ,.•. •. In Garden Setting lllT llLL Ask for B1tbara Of Frank, ~ l'I EAl ESTATE Wall to wall carpeting with VIEW. Highly won't last 4 appt 881Victoria842-7404 Rqn dm-
Anxloua Miter l'tu prleed lmmaeu1!!'~a Mesa Agts 847-33741848-2262 ,,--.• 131~1400 thrOYgh-out. 2 car ~ar-upgraded 24001113 BR 539-6190 Sett Alty '" 2BR 1ba, cl09ed gar, up-FIREP CE *:OOI & Spa
~ . ~ :, ' . ·~ . .
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home below markert. It 2'1t bathe, family room'. mat llAYllW lll0,100 1133 E. BALBOA clean';. Mo~eln lmmed. dbl gar. xlnt cond $1175 Rutgers. Call 75-4--0986 Side $550.Up 557-2841 •BeautlfUI Landae.plng
needs a little attention, Seller wlll her1p finance. llOHlllLI Lowest priced 4 Bdrm. .. .. IW. n 6 mot to 1 yr IM or & s 1350 Agt 759-8389 2Br 1 Ba. 241 Cotta Men Hu 2Br 2'1t8a Dptx with * Prtvate patlol & decks !~:nh~:,tgr:~ n~~::; Call now. This won't lastl $2400 down, seller light vtew. AQI 759-1997 121·21H LCASE OPTION. Call }{Int loeatlon. Lido Isle St. Gar, no peta $525. xt~ $675 Huge yd dbl 1tProleeelonal manao.a
bedroom, family room 548-2313 provides FHA financing, •-•-l Owner !Of appt to see. B rustic bungalow w/dbl Sierra Mgmt 550-1014 gar 673_83361842.~ 1 Bedroom Fromn S5 E5
P low fixed 1ntere1t rate ... at1 nal Ctrtal ••I .. ,_ 2222 Glau 673-7771 , gar, new appls & relrlg All ttl Id L lbr ef lg Exec 1 Bdrm From
and lordmal dln,1n1g8.0 orolceo 2BR townhouse with oar· OWNER. 3 bedroom. lam-CHTRH ING lou 28R 770-0075 $1450/mo 675-0193 .... u25' pa35' nog ,,...t'•r r • lllTllT ,. 2 Bedroom From 95
reduce to ' · age. Only $83 500. Call lly room ape upgradet "' ..., spec 1 · --$4 · ,.,.. · $725/m 2 Bd 1 ~ba SOfry, No Peta 751-3191 PegDameron 559_9400 17 w· Ch' die s ' 1ba, lg lam rm, walk to WILLOWS 3Br 2Ba hse. WMt•iaattr 2ffi 2011CharleStreet. h 0 E Id Poot 19132MagnollaSt~
!p SELECT · an r, o. bch. $1150, 720-8174 AIC, trplc, dbl gar. Clean 960-3728 Of 648-8277 twn "· ·• e. •gar, 984-5567 964-5574 ltlltll I ~i~~:\·? .Santa Ana. Near So. --$900/mo. 844-1480 Don't mi.. fncd 3bdrm lndry rm, quiet-loc.
--------t a all •t J Appolntmettt, open merchandise with ctass1· gar/lhop hurry 539-6190 door-to-door seltlng. TSL !IAANAOEMENT complex, lndry carport. PROPERTIES p i l lOOT •4 • ;,: Coast Plaza. $154,500. Move a mountain 0 1 $700 w/bltlna kid/pet ok let classllled do yourl 2310 Santa Ana Clo .. to ocean, 1Br quiet
*LIDO ISLE* :'n~~~ _. _ _. __ ., weekends. 557.3344 tied. 642-5678 Sell Idle items 842-5878 Best Riiy '" 642·5678 842-1803 No pets s525_ 53e-0490
90' frontage on Lido Soud Only 4 yrs old. BMut. 3
beat "East End" • 4Bdrm Bdrm. 2'1t ba. formal din-I
on 2 lots. $&411,000. Ing rm. ToP location &
Owner financing large dock. Assumable
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Upgrades throughout I Distinctive gardens.
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TwnhM 2 bdrm. 1'h be, 2Br TownhouM 28a. 2 port Blvd. C.M. 846-74-45 apt S250 mo+$250. dep mall Sec ....,.10 know 10 key, aome com-Ft Velley 9e2-3312 Director of OMIQn & Con-e MMe/Female new crpta, petlo, pool, tlreplecee, 2 car gar, AJC. lhr utll. C.it &46-2178 IVC8. • ,....... puter knowledge helpf\JI ltrucilon end Equipment pprox 80 l\rs pl mo
IP&. end get. quiet com-lndry hkup, full eecurtty. IU 1IH1.1111 MJF etlr 2Bd 28a h• copier evell 833-7588 FI T Mon-Fri 8.30·5 ll.DIU&. & Oeltgn ~ment of VeftO Callf Or"'-• lie
plex. S7.t5. 846-3541 Avell June 11t. Aleo, 302e W. C.O.t ~PMw-oel ~. tee. pool, ,.:: lalaeu 549-0377 Busy N.8. lnairanc:. olc resl*lrant dellQn ftnn C.U Jim. 71'1550-0878
1Bdrm. avell June. 111. port BMctl, r •TV UnN Perk seoo Rob la .1. Ull nes lmmed 099nlng lor • Snorthend or ePffd-I .~ •••• L -it No pete. PteaM call S 125~ wtit egl no t 0/833-0844 E/733-oess t... .~ ~ AllllTAIT clertt tyi>!St. Dul1111 In-writing ~reble Res-Ho el n1--• .,, •844--0509• • · . llbOVILtldestoteorof-' ctudecompui.r entry, Ht• teur8t'lt con11ruc1lon ex-.... _
1 X sendc81tle lant .-S BIS M/F lhr 3t>< Npt Sh<>r• flee spec.. Via Lido Fron-~~11c:'~ ~~~:~ :r:.•no. tilt~, phones. etc. perlence helpful.~ In llAll.-n llTD.
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comp.,frj,l,etc:Ups1elr1 2 BO 2 Be. frplc ocean 1y prtvoreemt-priv 24hr l moh utlltl50-3438 Sf500mo.Agt87!>-.t5e2 Jim 847 22'8 8 or 1 er egresave, •m-et: tollowlngPo91(1ons. •A•llllT
unit, 707 Avocado AV9. view, MC, very' cieen. 1~pervl 1lon . Roea M/F to lhr qui.t 4bf NB W&-•-llflOllL 873-S1a..~ ~l=Mappl~~~all Tlltllllflllll• FRONT DESK MANAGER l&f Pl.IT CdM 1875/mo 1875 S.D. Welk to bNch $1125/mo 845-741 W•tcllft home pool jac IUU'll gr, 17042 Giiiette A\'9. ASSIST CHIEF ENG. 330 W Bay St
Avell now. 8&3-1191 842~2 •fter 9 PM ' ... _ $400 + utll 64i-o1o0 . Pr1me retall/ofTlc:. epece .. n .. IUll .... IU,... Irvine 7141250-0331 SECRETARY eo.t• ~CL m
18r $550 28' 28a M50 ·--Cl -11 an... Hpt Bch F/~ .ehr 2bf 1/2 on p~ .... ~~~ H:,y~ ~ Acute Cue Ho1pllal, lllk P<.;.., f()f lllkl & ~ DRIVER I ..... -.. , . ... ...... .., latlla IM'J port __. •. .,.,_ .... exp« Admitting WOOi 957.0.-15 e __ __. / .... ---DESK CLERK ---· refftg, llove. dlhwthr . blldrom weter, non lmkr. eblllty. Approx 2000 sq, Cler1l 30 hr wit Appl mutt 1· _.,...,, -CONCIERGE PIT 4-89fn ded.lcated legel MCNtary
Incl. Ho pets. Call btwn OCEANFRONT Spacious ie· Nu motor hme. micro. 2s-35, yrty IM. $350/mo. tt. Sllp evell. w/ap909. type · eccuratefy UH 1 CONSTRUCTION· lmmecll•t• ()C)enlng In °"" P1MM apply. In per.on at tor 1b1-ettomey i.. of-
9--4 d~ 54M855 28r 2Ba, gete lock entry, etc. Beet r•t•. Summer 1et11Ht + MC. Oeye 846-7100 CRT W()(k welt .wtothel's Experience Oryweller purchalng & dlatrlb\ltlon Human RaourOM Mon nc.. lttlgatlon ~. Xlnt
2 car sub-prkg. Meny reeervettona G73-1780 549-J.41M ..,./842-2~. Str.Uful situation Med. 631-2345 depertm«1I fOf an ex-Tuee & Wed 9am-1. 2 lkllll Non emolt• pref
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a PenlhM ept w/w •. Beth. latab &mSTRlJCTrON typing lkllls end 8 pt.... 18000 Von K,,m.,.., EOE P 1 r l n e r •• t 8 5 5 2 ---~-),-----.. ___.;. 2111 petlo. pool. ell emen. prof ™'*downtown! &-EXPERIENCE FRAMER Ing phone personellty MecArtnur Blvd. Suite -CdU a MAN per.on 973-2803" . lie• 1pece/1m & lg. 631-~ vo~tydoutl~~.Agenerl ~ IMllUIPR 425, lrvtne, ea._ 927l5 35 pt; Qa;; non:drlf'IC/ GREAT HOUSE UftlTISIM ,._. ~ ---••-.. ......, -'"" ,,_,.. IN NEWPORT BEACH
A greet place to MY9 on the
lipper Bay. Privet•
clubhou1e1 & health
epu, 8 tennt1 cour11. 7
pool•. cioM to butlneee,
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permenent pert time Rm&Ba.S250.84s-34t1 COMMutereutt•OcMn home,ape,pooltebie.nr IL• .. PllPllTlll Needed for Sdll1p1ay 11·30 AM-5PM Stert company Apply In per-Dftversllc.owntrllNC> &
Fum prlv rm In CM home, view, gar, eh ... to beeCh SC Ptza. 1317+ utll, evell edvertlalng 8 H et SA --4.50 p/hr. Mk !Of son 8·30am to 4 pm 11: ref'I req 47tp.7009 btwn 873-7120
kit prlv. $290/ mo 1825/mo Cort 873-0822 511. 751 -8874 Llw/work In 2bf houM+ rapidly expanding local JNn. Me & Ed• Pina, TIE .... , IMll 111. \ 8·30am-5 30pm wt<deyt 645-2435 1300 IQ. ti. gerage In Ulg. deity new1peper. Ag-17th & Tustin, c M --~ aDI
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Furn.roomw/beth lnqulet turn3brhomen-tmkr/no 3Br home In C.M. •----~-2 lndlvldu•I• mey eern e•-Irvine __ 7 250-033 working couple 0..o1 lrvlne 7~
home nr bNch S350/mo pell $500+utH 7450-9229 $295/mo 842-825e' _____..ts c.llenl Income (ealety & ClllSEllll FEM AIDE IMHn. ueiSt h°"*eec>« 3-5 deyt ~if.itiiiiiiiifti
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(Aek about furnl1hed
epte, complete wtth TV.
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+ d41c>. 645-7500 IMQ. Femele/Male Shr com-Went fem 10 lhr hM nr SC SPIMITOXL MEXbiNdS comml11lon). beneflll leec:Mf If! wnlc:hr pit rm p/wk, i 1em-ec>m Must Lift .. IHmlPR
Meture Femele-leundry, p'.tety tum 28r 18a c .M. Pla.e & OCC. S225 l u~ A<Moe In All Matten l end edvencernent op-Pert time carrier counMI-/bfd -$300 mo a..S-2357 be ~ & l'1av. ref'I Must l'1ave cer Rere req'd
kltprlv .tc. S250/molncl t .. ....._x 841-6003 54t-8021aft5PM ~ Couneellng. t815 So El portunlly SelH ex-OfS wanted Help t>oylt Salary °'*' (amptoy9e 9em to 12pm 494-332t
111 540-2093 ·.,,... c emtno RMI. San Clem. ~ required. media end g1t11 sollclt new FL-•• ••.a-1 oenef•IS optional) Cell I
u · Fem.toehrN.8 .2bdrm2 Cholce HwptBcil.Yourals Lk:'d.492-7296 experi ence adven-1ubecrlptlon1 on lhelr E -~with I Mery26t-7425 l&IOlmlTTllllff
OWi' 40, prof .• quliet. welk be apt. 20ft to beectl. non tl'le matr bdrm, tux. IP8C llQ90US. Send ~me 10: paper routes. Must enJOY xperlerlCe wor ng ---mecnanleal background
to Ho90/t>Meh. Jae, pool, amkr $400/mo + utll view ept. Mature fem pref SCR 1M•l.£TS HAlll llAST working with 10-13 yr Mowe<1 and ptanll Celt HOUSEl<EEPER WANTED hel¢\.ll. IOtne math. 00
pvt b•. $295. 64tp.63()9 W/974--4080 H/950-7205 ltlr w/aame. Fum. pool, ft old• Early evening nout1 Suzanne Daya 983-3655· 1 or 2 deys ~ ~ '°' eicper n« Pert Of run
Room /.....,. ,_ 38r ........ ,. .... ,,-., p JK, epe, tennte. etc. INSW£RS IAIU PILIT work rwt-1 flexible hrs eves 54t-1>323 11gnt nou.-eeping time S57..J380 w ,.. •• "' ·-· r1 .... 4bt hM ..,..... n . *475 7~5 ft . P 0 . Bo• t560 Commlselon only Corone del Mer ~t357
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condoa, full Vu, MC. gate, $ Lux NB hclme, pyt rm/be, • ~x of tleeuee. He wun't Moo-Fri S-9. Set. t-1 No phonu. o rder pro-floe decor Items $500. aoge County .,.., the Art
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f II. wuh, C.M. Found Cam-I drens ctotnes For tnlo 751-3112 --C1e1n cul bondable. I sincere, nerowor'lung In· ARIES (March 21 • .\pn I 19): Jo b gets done 1 you arc w 1 mg to loss vale offleee -2 on cornera ere, Herbor/Mesa Verde. BABY s 1 TT ER.grand· 911m· 12 870-t226 · GENERAL OFFICE fluent Engl & 9110 PIT dlvlduets to fMltl'le toltow-
asidc status quo. Means be a n in novator. Replace the o ld. strive to d:_w~w:!~ :'~. ~c; 5-46-9965 motnerty type cat• for 2 1 11-11., •••est•-,sett·sterter sm co tyi>ing eV9S 842-6112• Ne 1ng PC>sltJona:
streamline techniques. Taurus individual helps you resolve finnnc1al ~tlon & eecretarlet yr old. my nome.11 hlkPO ---• pMnes etc 10-5 M-F S5 - --1 llMMml IPll&Tlll
dllcmma. You'll have m oney and love! ..... & .... c .. ..-.e. Full FOUND Wht Of cream Cet 5 deyslwk. 432-9758 AD A up & motlvlled hr 548-0678 UllEL HLP 11·1-•• _. _. -"" ,...., .... w/tlee collar vcty Orenge cnairside IOf pr09rM1tve et r 5-~ TAURUS (Aprtl 20-May 20): Cooperation with Anes proves eervlce bulldlng. & Bay 845-9413 MAT llllfllTllH Newport eeech office Cll(ll&L lfFlll must 10~:~~~ s eQ We ofter e good stertlng
fruitful. You'll be nrt1culatc. many will be fascinated by }'OUr v 1ews. •a..S-~ 101* LIST l /U.,._WI ..-1na exper. RIGGERS/ Full ume wtxlot t>enelils Mature women lor busy ol-seiry company P••d
Dcfintte gain indicated by reading and wnttng. Romance 1s feat~•---------,....... BOAf MAINT P«tonnel & salary 63t-4236 hce must be ICC\lrete med-eel & dentet-ptue FIR un n Brown cet with green cot-StH dy employ men I --typist gOOC Ill detllls Little Miss Mu"e' sat on ii much morel Come jOln
couldGEtnMclluNdel (hMoal1yda2yl _'Jru1pn.c .. ;t'')·. Dom"sttC adJUStm"'nl ,~ "eatured. ma)' Hunli""ton Beech Prof. tar. In Cott• M ... eree Apply In person btwn I Ill llMIEI Part time 63 I ·33 13 T ullel along came h • our team! Interviews ere
J " " '11 ··• Posslblyttolen&dumped 1·4·30pm Mon-Thur exper &enthull1Hllcd()9 tl·JPMI spider and read •n 1 e no....tnprocea
affect actual residence or mantal Status. Focus on basic issues. bldg. 4 mo'• tree rent REWARDI PleHe cell 1939 Deel'• A..,., Irvine I &roomer part ume Lag Da11y Ptlol C•ass•••ed lllAI PIMllTI
includin$ property values. Gain indicated th rough mcd1tat1on and ~l~~r~~. 1 11~ 642-432t ext 302, days IMUHPH en ioc 497-t560 HIEUL IFflCE :;:!'~:~~~oM~~~:; Rexnord Inc
music. Libra plays k-c) role . feNl<>Nta ?00-1.500 Sq 241"8849 eventng. Ill LIYllS answer telepl'lOflilS 11 Non 101 S9 95 You can setl 3 t30 W Hervard St
CANCER J 21 J I 1 i) 0c1· 1 n.• potential .. :. c I n f I la~ 14 lntereetlf'IO' office work In-Prollt Vouln SeNtee Or· Senta Ana. 92704 ( unc -u ) __ : inc crm~. r.:rn~t' e . feet et v... et ow or aa ~~ eludes d•t• entry 11 Kennel Velel/Oog Betner C your 1uttet ano 101s or
st ress ver..atiltty. Some promises arc broken . but this actuall) wo rks to appt. l. Welts. 835--0818 co;:-il§OUtlQue. '=' medium record p 1 r nr o c Fa11 i=·~:~en tv:,r:r'IO ~~ other 1n n.,,s 1nrougri 111 4> 25()..88()()
You r ulti mate advan•"°C. Rcla11"e 1s sincere but coul<l be IJHStnformcd. ... ... .--l.adlee ut11on1 end k ""· AIP. AIR Xlnt grounds,5•i-9799 1 .. 11 Deily Pilot C ass 1••d Equel Opportunity "46 _ -.,..,., '"''"' ~" ··• C organ1z1t1on• s .. 1 a • Ads Call 642•56~a Employer M/FIHIV WatchforP1sccl>' • Gerdenetyte.1storylecll·Anllquea.....--21 company t>enetlts ell llllTt .... UUS pl us Congenial al·
LEO (July 23-Aug. ::?2): Focu'\ on power. authonty. P,3'iS1onate ty. Well located. Corona Swt-... Poot CMmlcal a..e-o212 &am-Spm or mospl'lere Xlnt work~ . I ffi b d ' f det Mer on P.C.H. Air, ,,,_•:._•:·:::.."" n .. 11..-.... H 9 "'"P'Y 1536 Newport Blvd. make top dollar selling cond 1 .. --t•t• 979 7 '"'Altcf.•. Y ou could receive ucrat1 vc o er. ut on t. accept 1 11 means ._. .. _ ..., ...... .... b t 1 1 bags .,..,. ... '"' ,,.. ·• I ....... -tr. Mgr 975-6700 eree No exp ~. ·-•11' C.M EOE M/F Cr11H111 Dec~e. s6,7"' o22e•7 G-··11 o-~~· comprom1s1ng principles. Mc~sagc will l'>ccomc 1ncreasingl~c ear. .......... .... ....... ..... • J" ., ...... ~ '7<'!• • ....,.,
C ancer nntivc plays top role. Modem Garden omc... train. S55.000lullemount CASHIER-CLERK 0111 -m1111•-1 PC dlllCl
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpl. 22): .¥-Ou made promises which ..cemcd Floortoc.lllnggl&U..Lo-required. wlll net ll'IOp John Weyne Air-.,. a.rw; in Newport e..cn nas •
fi fi Ifill h I r I cetlona oloee to 5,55,91 S.t0.000+ Cell col port Reaponllble oldet lot offlCi!Um dell119fY & part 11-o...,ntnn in , .... alm ost 1mposs1blc to ful 111 -toda}' you can u 1 t cm.\. ye e remain~ Freeweys Oecof•ted & Mon-Fri 9-5pm Aak fOf perton preferred Cell p+ck uos Knowledoe ot ger>e<~;~~··deP&~":
high. ho rizon s broaden. lo\I: '" "e.r, much part of CllC1ttng ~cn:mo. carpeted 998_7920 n m (408)779-5496 Bettle Tuee-Set morn1ng1 bo1n Orange & L A men• Hours ere Mond•Y
nes figures prominently. I 852·9188 Coun11es netpful PINse Frida., 1_5PM. S• P '"' LIBRA (Sept. 13-0ct. 22): Stress independence. l.'reatl\ 11). H.B. Cout Hwy, ttiare 4121 •a.••au bung D M v onntout 10 Must nave valld cam
k h Y 'II t h r It apece wtreat •t•t• bkr. -101eN1eW Cell 642·578tl dr•v~· l'c tome tltttng w1lltngncss to ta e c ancc on your own. ou .ge to cart O> mn er">. S225 a..5 3683 ~· • • love partner wilt rc\pond . chtlerences will be resol ved. Leo. t\quanus . -widow h.. money for !VU lime, no ex.per nee tor IPPl reQ 833-3232 Kerry New Bldg, OC Alrpot't T.o ·e. S 10.000/up, no , Cell Barbare fOf appt HIYllS
persons play dominant roles. erea. Comef of Redhlll & crees1tv/no penalty. Cell 540-3280 SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Family member helps makr Wl\h 8rls1ol 700 IQ tt Rece9-Denlton Asaoc 873-7311 -I now n1rlng full & p.,.i ume
com e true. Y ou'll get the fundtn~. sense of dtrcctton will he rcstorrd. tlon ., ... 2 omo... 1 1g drivers fOf 0iel·A·A10• It W tM Ila.II ServlCeS M'I Soutn Couo-prcst1ge 'IUflC upward<;. Follo "' t rough on hunch. You 'll m s11nct1vel) room l 1tor:r, .,.. I •• Full time. wknd• 1 ""'9t ty Must be 11 INtt 2t vr
be at nJht place at crucial moment R & H PROPE TY MGMT * lllftll * Exp pref • wlll train & Ple¥9 dNri dtMng re SAOITl'ARIUS LJl.lov 21-Dcc 21). D1vers1f~. open hnc!> of 852-8713 mue1he-1eQOOddrivlngr• l\pf)ly 1n per-.on Kerm cord Cell 496-0335 r~
communicatio n. plan ahe.1d for holiday travel. You·11 be m ore awarr o f -N.-w-p-o-rt-BHcll 3000 COfd. ~v report r... Rime Herd\111r•. 2eee tunn.r Into M-F 9_. EOE
hody image and Apparel. Social oblip11ons m ultipl y. add1t1onnl -6000 eq. tt Hew. Xlnt quired for lntervtew. Must Hart>Or Blvd. Coat• M... lllYlll W•--1
d W h t': (j 1 toe. Undergrnd perkg. hev9 neat ctMn eppMr-_,.,
dl'man ~are OlfdC on your time. 3tC 1o r JCmtnl. • Betty 714 /25CM795 enoe Ster11 •t '4 50 ---.=-1=-1,,...11,..,,...,1""'1,,...--FOf l'lome de4IV9fY CHtl CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. IQ): You learn exact!) whcrt' )OU -p l hr .Cell 751-2880 paid d••ty Appl)' 910
\tnnd details unravel. punlr is solved Lunar aspett favo rable for OfTloe 1PC tor ren1 8PPfOJt (lam-~ Mon-f"rll EOE IEW IOllllTI NL!'~11e1t1c Coast._....,.
ir:nl'I. in p1rat1o n. commun1cat1o n and p ubltsh1ng. Scorpio. Taurus i!';.~· ~ ~· :*~ Poemona ev..i.t>te wttn _,,
natl\ C\ figure 1n d)'nam1c scenario. rmt llVell Agt 173--7711 terge brotterege firm Banking
AQ ARIUS (Jan 20-Ft'b. 18). r>o some pcrwnal dct~'<."ll\ t' "-Ork1 SIW• wil.en<teoaipe MIT llft IUll Oeric:al uperience ,.. 1111l LM1 01~cm mot1v~. ask questions and 1M1st on .. stra1~t on~"'c~ .. detliQn ~Loe on TM N9Wpor1 ~ M•-~ed Good betMflt• Paltlll F• PuW1t-••-·
"°""'""' "'" '"' "'~ult• ·· Mcml'>cr oi opposite sex plays ~1antfi,·ant ro k . You cou d rttt~vc a1ft RNerelcte/Coeet Hwy. N.8 ~ion'•~=': Hew C~~t:11~ llT":.!'!"'~
rchwna to arcane subject. Good tremc eJtPo9Uf9, L-.... ,.,.. PISCE.~ (f-cb. l9-March 20): Focu on d1plomac~ M ake tdtc:Mn.thOwef.ofb. oeivet>te C!ertt Thequell-E.OE _....... ..... .,hou ; 1 P"' ... , •d 1n 1ht . h I _., 1320/mo 841-s&ea fted c.ndldat• wt11 1141¥9 -• .-a tut vn>'MnQ net..,.. .-''••" 1,11.,, •n.t ,,,,
lnt .. ll1~cnt concc'"ons to family mcmbc~ 01 er ovi:u one~ aware ·• --t ---1n-.. ·~··-:'l rinflndet -·•-o. .. ( .. -· , .• ...,... _. ,.....,..._ ''"'.,f rail• •1th tllrn o l l"H rcqu1~mcnts. don't be 1n ha tc 10 afli\\1gnature Tauru,, .1bra •CdM dtuul~ AC. lmPI counttnq. oomcMert. tO MOV•E A!NTAL CLl"IC· 1 on.nt..i r~ ~.-fi I · .......... from $450. 2W E .. _, -"" -...~ Fem. Pll 11.m-r.; -eon wf111 doCUmtnl '" lour 'lu•ltforol J>(nons 1aurt 1n unu .. ua scen11rio !""'"'.. .._, ..... ........ ....... fPAPRILHL~YO RBrRTHDAV )ou arc1ndcpendcnl.lrttt1\t, co.tHwy17'·eeGO AtlMy to"'°"' wl Mon Fri Good ~ e.q>er Some typong nee ,_,..i~
have unusual sense of humor and can lauih at )our own foible~ You Wetertront-., ~ peop6e n must be• AW'Y '" l*90fl 1 >Ont company blMflt• 111.-.1 , .........
rt charmtn&, anisu" :md have tendency to tcatter )'our fortti.. 't ou arc :"· Oflhr ..,:!':':: =~:::. !:~;'·.~~ ::!:~0~. NS~reet "
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very much aware of body image and. units careful conc-crn1n1d1ctand up to IOO.,. ... ~ Mon-Tuee Tttu,. a-12. _. Ull WMID "3 155&
nutritu>n could have: a wc1aht problem. Gemini. Soa1ttanus J>(OOns xi.Hf RAT!S ~ ~t:"°' ~ CCMdueatlonel. r.identt., lllllW A•nUY ~lay 1mp0rtant rolM tn your hfc. Y ou'll travel \has year, C\petllll) In SUP£" LOC-VTIL INC\.O r t'.0€ trwtmtnt PfC>gHm. lhift E•piltfHtneed only F1o11r
tt'mbcr May "hkch 111 he pro<luctl\ c for )OU and you could al\(1 FAOM a1 oo Sf & up work '°' Wit.,......_ cllll 111,,. Ca11 r e•r v 11
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0 NABERS CADILLAC ?
2100 11111011 ILYD., COSTA IESI
(114) 54~1100 (213) 111-1211
• Best Pnces • Convenient Location
• Great Location • Super Service
• Courteous & Knowledgeable Sales People
WE'RE
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Salts
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DULlll
Sm ite
hrts
l ody Shop
Acroe• from 1'9 'A' on K•f.,.e. Juat w"t of 57 (Orenoe) Frwy ""0 CREVIER -eMW ~
'\,If SALES • SERVICE • LEASING \,IJ1
··where· Professional Attitude Prevails"
Spec:lallalng In European Oellnry. Ercellent S.lec:tlon of
New and c•r1fully prepared UMd BMW'• always in s1ock
835-3171
208 W. 111 St., Santa Ana
Corner of Broadway & 1st SI Closed Sundays
• STERLING
SAU$ -SHVICE -LUSIMe -PAITS
Overseas Delivery Specialists
PARTS DEPARTM ENT OPEN
SA TUROA Y MOR NINO I
BMW -ROLLS ROYCE
1540 Jamboree Ad.
Newport Beach 840-8444
e JIM &LEMONS IMPORTS
1301 Quall St. -N•w C•r l.oc•tlon
1001 QIUlll •t. -11•••1• Dlvl•lon
0 w orld 's Laronr Selection of IT\
M11rc-1t1• Benz \:::;J
833a9300
Sates . lwill . Pw . ~· . lt4y Sllop
0 THEODORE ROBINS
FORD
U.S.A.'s # 1 Thunderbird Retail Dealer
Modern Sales. Service. Parts. Body. Paint & Tire Depts.
Compet1t1ve Rates On Lease & Daily Rentals
2010 larHr llY4., C.1t1 len
142-0010 or 140-1211
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Call Pet• 0< Ray ........ " 4111 11111111
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1 CID Hlpro, new eng 6
tran1 S2K obo 84&-1528
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running, Int/ext, lo ml, rm
CUI $900 obo 9e2·9985
art 6pm
0 CONNELL CHEVROLET
2121 • .,~., llY4., 01st1 ....
Over 23 Years Serving Orange County
Sales • Service • Leasing
546-1200
MONDAY-FRIDAY
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2345 It GRAllD AVE. SANTA ANA
542-8811
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dial MERCEDES
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Next to Santa Ana Fwy (5) on
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0 BILL YATES
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SALES • LEASING • PARTS • SERVICE
12112 Y1ll1 R114, 111 J111 C1,istr111
411-4111 lll-'800
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11 l /11. Ttl Wist l 1r
#1w JH, Salls For I Y11rs
OD1n2e. s ALEs -coast. sERv1cE
m • "•"-l lVO • LEASING -Mt4023 • ACCESSORIES DEPT
G> UNIVERSITY OLDSMOBILE
HONDA
2880 Harbor Blvd.
Costa M••• 540-0713
3 Blocks So. ot 405 Fwy.
Oran~ County's Oldest & Larpst rontlK ONttenhlp
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ORANGE COUNTY .
e
ID
Coast
Some 5,000 people will
join a cross-country
Peace March./ A3
· A court ruling has freed a
man convicted of murder-
ing two people in the
county./ A3
California
Gasoline prices will get
worse before they get
better:IA4
Nation
Killer tornadoes sweep
through Texas./ A4
President Reagan is
anguished over reactfon
to his proposed Nazi
cemetery visit./ A4
World
Israel has pulled the last
of its troops from Leba-
non./ A4
Sports
The South team is an-
nounced for the Orange
County All-Star football
game June 28 ./81
Christine claims elapsed-
time honors in the New-
port to Ensenada yacht
race. /81
The Angels open a home
stand with-Boston tonight
after a four-game sweep
of Seattle./81
Entertainment
Bill Murray's kid brother
launches his career in
"Moving Violations./ A7
"Business
A Xerox copier re-
furbishing center in Irvine
is closing because busi-
ness is too good./84
INDEX
Bridge
BuJletin Board
Business
Classified
Comics
Crossword
Death Notices
Horoscope ,,,.,
Ann Landers
Opinion
Paparazzi
Police Log
Public Notices
Sports
Televislon
Theaters
Weather
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A3
84-5
86-B
AB
83
83
8 7
AS
A6
AS
A3
82-3
81-2
A7
A7
A2
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· Sttvlng Newport Btac._, Costa ...... Huntington Beach, Irvine, Laguna Beach, Fountain v...., and toulh °"""' C•sly
CALIF ORNIA M ONDAY APRii n 1~8~ ;.i•, cf N T c;
They're off in Laguna
Some 1,800 runnen -led by eventual winner Steve Scott,
No. 1 -take off at the •tart of Sunday morning's benefit
lOK race to ralae fund• for Schoolpower, a support group
for Laguna Beach educatlon4l program•. World claH
athlete• Edwin Moaea (left) and O.J . Stmpeon chat before
the event.
Sex 'not the only problem'
in Coast's massage parlors
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
01 11•• 0.11, ~•tot ···"
.\n untrainell mJ\\l'U\e l'an ruh
\OU th-: "'rong ''a' fhc~ u:na1nl~ get
under the <.l..1n of polu.x 1n 'l""port
lkarh and olhl·r l llll''i \'ho da1m that
ahoul halt of all ma,'iage parlor\ ma~
\Cf\ l' a!> front\ for pro'it11u11on
.\nd 1n a month-long '>"l'l'P oflm:al
l'Stahh!.hmcnt'> earhl'r tht')) l'ar. Nn"·
port puhrc am:'1ed 11 \U\pcl·tell
prostitute\ np1.·rating out <1f ma,!>agc
parlor!> 1n the John W.1) ne .\1rpor1
hu\inc-.s mm pll'\,
Tn l'omhat <.uch orx·ra11on<. trom
~Prl·adinl(. thl· \lcwpon Beath Cit)
( ounnl ha' 1\\Ued J moratorium on i.au,1ng \l'flOU'> and p1>'>\1hl) rx·r·
n-:" ma\\Jl!,l' parlor!> in lhl' u t\ mam·nt 1nJur). Hungerford \a}\
"hich ha' 12 11Cl'n'>l'd parlor<.,. thl· .. ''a trJinctl protl-,!>wnal ,,.ho ha\
mu,t ol an' Orange ( ounl) lit~ pradl\l'd tor 2 '\ ~l·ar'>. I \l'l' ,1 reJI n-:l•d
Both thl· nt) ot '-l"" port Rl'Jt h .ind 111 prnln t lhl' puhlil .. 'h1.· "1' '>
thl· l uunt~ of Oran gt· .1n· nov. "url..-It ungl·rlurd ha\ hc.·l·n "orl..ing v.11h
1ng on 11rd1nanl-:'> that '-'OUIJ rt''itmt 'l'"Pllrt Beath l 11~ ~ttmnl'' Kohat
v. here ma'>\3~!.l" parlor" ma' opcrall' Hurn ham and Orange< nunl\ dl·put)
and v.ho the) ma) cmplo~ lllUll'l'I < .irul Bru''" •in propo,1.·d
Bui Dr ~) !.. Hungerford. a ( O\t,1 • nrd1n.tntl'' that ma' rn~u1re mas..age
Mcc,a mav.ag1.· 1haap1c.1. '>a)' thl' t 11) parlor l'mplO\l'n 10 pa<i' an exam
and rount\ 'hnuld nul tic l'llnll't Ol'cl lx·lrnl' lhl'\ l·an obtain J htl\lnl'''
· onl) ''1th the pn\\1hk '>prl·ad 111 rlkg.il lill'11't' ·
aC'tl' I Ill'' •\\ l" tl' not tr) 1ng 111 put JO\ 11nl· 11u1
\n un1ra10l'd lllil'>'ieU'>l' nr nlil\\l'llr ,,, hU\lllC\\ Rut I thin!.. \Oml· I\ rx· ol
''ho ruh\ \CHI thl' \Hong '-'<1' ma' ht· (Please see MASSAGE/ A2)
l __
e .ions
e e ·IS
.,,
Initial reports -
estimate loot at
over $25 million
NEW 'r O RK ( .\P) -Four armed
men broke through a wall and
overpowered guards at a Wells Fargo
tt'rm inal earl) today, then fled in an
armored true!.. with millions of
dollar<i 1n cash. police said
F1m repons cs11mated the haul at
S:!5 m1ll1on to S50 million. but Chief
of Deter ti\ es Richard Nicastro said
later "it's nowhere near that."
"Nobod) reall) knows how much
was La ken .. ..aid Lazaro Rodnguez of
\\ell' Fargo adding the mone) was
~1111 being tallied
(Please Ke MILLIONS/ A2)
Escapee
kidnaps -
terrified
-woman
Suspect tracks
vi ctim down. stabs
h e r during chase
By ROBERT BARKER
.\ 2K·' ear-old man broke out o f an
nrangl' { ount' Jail lhl\ v.eeke od.
hunted dov.n a fnghtt:ncd middle·
J~l'll \\11man \\ho v.a!> h1d1ng from
him JOJ \IJl'll'x·d h,·r St·,eral ttme.,
'ha11r, 11tlit 1Jf\ alleged 11xla~
T hl "o m.in -J..1dnapj)l'd and
__. h•r1.nl 111 IJf..l· J "'Id 1emh1ng nd1.·
10111 \Jn l>1l·gp < ount~ h' ht·r
.1hudul tor -"•·I' tredll'd tor ..... , i:ral
,l,1h v.11un<l' .ind rl'lcawd from J \an
l>tl'g11 ( 11un1' h11\p11al \hl' v.a\
ahandutll'd 1n lhl' f-allhmof.. area h\
thl' lug1tl\l' \\ht• escaped into the
dJrl.. Ol'" on toot
I hl Jr.1m.1 tx·gan c,honl~ octorl'
n1111n ..... 11urll.1\ .,. hen Denni\\\ 1ll1am
\m11h \lhn "'·" "-'r' ing ;i one-, car
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MAHONEY
Probers reviewin
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Orange CoMt DAILY PILOT/Monday. Aprll 29, 1985
TtlltiLIONS STOLEN IN NY ROBBERY ••. --~Al--
--
r BI tp()knman Joseph Valiquellc
11 d no total for 'he robbery was
npca.cd un11l late in Ult day. '1bu'
ccna1nly :+'('re talk1na in the m•h1· mill on ...
The p~vious record for ll ca h
robbery in the United tatcs is i 11 rollhon. also from an armored rear
company. and Kenneth Walton.
deputy dircctor of the FBI office hrn:.
said the take from today's holdup
would probabl) be kss than th8'
The four men. armed with hand·
'uns. stole the U'\.ICk from the com·
pany's garage in lower Manhattan at
about 1:30 a.m .. said police spoke:>·
man Sgt. Ed LcSchack
"h's the la!JCSt (robbery) that l'vr
ever heard of. LcSchack \aid.
The thieves ordered four armed
guards at gunpu1nt to OJX'n a vault
where the m one) wus held. then
handcuffed the men to a hand truck
and loaded the cash onto the van.
according to Chief Robert Johnston,
chief or operations for the Pohce
Department.
The guards "were told they weren't
going to be hun" 1f the) cooperated.
Johnston said.
ThC' van was fo und empty and
abandoned sevef'.tl hours later under·
neath the Brooklyn Bridge. a few
miles away, LeSchack said.
Johnston said the four ~uards were
surprised after the)' am,ed at the
garage at I :20 a .m . Then~ normall}
were no guards on duty on Sunda)
night. and in accordance withsLan·
dard procedures. they made a search
of the building. then went to open the
vault.
At t~at paint. the four men Jumped
them and o rdered them to open 11.
Johnston said.
One of the captives was close
enough to a pa) phone to call pulice at
I :49 a.m ., after the robbers left. said
LeSchack.
John~ton \auJ the four thieve~ hid
bttn in the praa'· a totul of about 20
to 30 minu'\es. he ~1d. and h:id
Apparent!) bttn waiting for the
emplo)'tcS to umvc.
The robbe~ aot u1to the Wcll11
Fario area by punchina two holes
throuah a cindcrblock waJI on the
~COJld noor of an adjotnina buildtn$.
he said.
The build1na houses a m111lroom
and storage tenter of Memll Lynch
Pierce Fenner & ·m1th. su1d 8111
C'lark, a spokci>man for the brokeragc
house. He sa1dllt had no informauwn
immediately about hvw entry wa1t
pined or wht"ther alarm~ had to be
bypassed.
There v.ere alarm!I at Wells Fargo,
··but none that we know ol went oO."
S3id LeSchack. lie said 1t was too
earl)' to speculate on whe&her the
robbery may have been an in~ideJob.
Johnston said the age of the
robbers. described as betwel'n 40 and
45, was ,ign1ficant bccau~ 1t tn·
d1ca1ed the) were professwnali.. not
amateurs.
ln,csl1Jators "ha\c some "e~
encouraging leadi.," Walton s~ud ..... I
think we'll ·have a break in th1~
rclauvely soon."
f-{e said the holdup was "obviousty
a professional job. They had done
their homework. They knew. ap.
parent!). where the alarm~ were, and
more importantly. where 1he alarms
weren'l" ' -
Wells Fargo. whu:h transpon s
m oney for clients. stores cash in the
terminals vaults over the weekend
until the banks open on Monday.
LeSchack said.
The security service 1s not related
to the Wells Fario Bank of San
FranciSCJ>. thC' nauon's tUlh·largest
bank.
In other large robberies involving
Wells Fargo. bandits made off with
over $7 m1lhon from a compan,
depat 1n West Hanford. Conn .• on
Sept. 12. 1983 -the company
robber)' record -and with $6.3
mtlllon from a Wells Fugo terminal
in Memptu,, Tenn .. on Thanki.11v1nii
Day 198). .
In the Tfnneuee heist. four people
ha"e been con\ 1cted and 5Cntenccd to
pn~on. 1ndudina a retired polu:.:man
and h1!> s1)ter cntenccd in Janual) to
35 ) ear~ in pr1!>0n each. No one has
been arrc~ted 1n &he C'onnect1cut
robbery. but a man has bt't'n 1den1·
ified as a suspect.
On Dtc. 12. 1982. two men t>rolC\
into the Sentry Armored Car
<:ouricr''Co. office in New York Cit)
and robbed 11 of SI I m1ll1on --then
1he largest cash robbery in .~
history. Five men were convicted of
various charges 1n connec1on with the
robbery. und a sixth man was nc-
qu1ttcd.
The biggcl>l robbery in hi5tory.
according to the Guinness Book of
World Records. was thal of the
Re1chsbank followmi Germanf s col·
lapse 1n the spring o f I q45 at the cnd
of World War II. Negotiable secun -
ues worth $400 m1lhon werc·stolen at
the time.
In 1976. a auerrilla force took
advantage of the civil disorder in
Beirut to blast the vaults of the Bnt1i,h
Bank of the Middle East, clearing out
safe deposit boxes and escapini with
bc1ween $20 mil hon and $50 million.
In 1983. robbers took more than
three tons of pure sold wonh S37.5
m 1lhon from a Brinks Mat Ltd. vault
at Heathrow, England. Three men
have gone to prison for that robbCry.
but none of the gold has been
rccpvered.
In 1982, Ruste nburg Platinum
Holdings Ltd. 1n South Africa re·
poned that thieves stole SI 3 million
in precious metals from the company.
CRASH VIDEOTAPE REVIEWED~
From Al
great help in determining what hap-
pened."
Ho wever. Master Sgt. John
..,fv1ichalski, the base spokesman. said
the video tape shows only the fire at
the base chapel after the planc had
fallen from the sk).
Uorente also said the investigator
assigned to the crash 1i. expet:ted to sift
through wreckage of the airplane
sometime today o r tomorrow. What
was left of the plane was re mo' cd to
lhc~arch and r.cscue h~..th.c.
air base. he said.
The NTSB o fficial added that a
preliminary repun on the cra!>h
would be completed toda~ or Tues·
day.
The World War II Na''} trainer
i.:rashed !II 9:38 a.m. Saturda}' into the
base chapel killing pilot Merrel
(ios~man. 55. of Canoga Park. and
"'la\) Hosp1talman Robert Ar·
rowsm1th. 25, who wall ass1gncd to
the base chn1c.
Gossman was a me mber of the
Condor Squadron Oy ing club. a group
of former mifitary pilots whO perform
mock dogfights and air battles at air
shows. Th~ Oying club 1s based at the
Van Nuys Airpon.
Arrowsmith, of Ogden. Utah. ap-
parently was 1n v11ed to fl) as a
passenger dunng Saturday's per·
formance.
Witnesses repotted-thc-ptane_im._
power and crashed into the base
chapel. selling 11 afire. The chapel.
built 1n 1946. was gulled h} .the
flame~.
Onh second'> earlier. a flower
dehvenman had ex11ed the unoc·
cup1ed · building after dchvenng
flowers for \Chcduled Sunday re-
ligious sen 1ce'I
Ironically. memorial service'> had
been scheduled 1n the chapel Satur-
day at the time of the crash for two El
Toro-based Manne aviators killed
Apnl 22 during a practice bombing
raid over the Nevada bombing range.
But the ser vices tor Lt. David
Riegel. 25. of C'hagnn Falls. Ohw.
and Capt. Blake Sm 1th. 27. o f Boone
Iowa. were canceled to avoid inter·
fenng with the air show and the many
vjs1tors to the base. base Chaplain
Gordon Read said. ------
During Sunday's performance. fl y.
er'I c;aluted the p1lo1 who died 1n the
i.:rash b> writing "We Salute
uossman"1n the sk}.
Members of the Oying club !>IY the}
are ho ping to honor Gossman b~
conducting a m ilita'J·style funeral at
their clubhouse an flying the tra·
d1tional "missing man" formation
overhead. •
KIDNAP VICTIM ST ABBED .•.
From Al
was concerned for her safety with
Smith on the loose. accord.1ng to
Olson. The woman went to a m otel
somewhere 1n 'iOUthern Orange
County with her 17-)ear-old son for
safety's sake.
But Sm 1th apparently called all the
motels in the area and managed to
locate Odekirk.
At about 2.30 a.m. today. the
convict appeared at Odclcirk's motel
room. disguising his voice while
pretending to be a police officer.
Olson said
Odekirk opened the door and
-Smnlriorctd Ins way 111 at k11ikl)6tnt:--are1J at aoout :L!U a.nr.;-wtrere Smtth
Sm11h allegedly forced Odekirk repuncdl}' escaped on foot, abandon·
outside into her car and they dro"e 1ng the woman in the car
ofT. She had been stabbed numerou'i
Odekirk's son, who pretended to be times and suffered minor wound'i.
asleep, called pohce officers who Olson said.
spotted the car about '><'Ven minutes Olson said investigators are trying
later southbound o n Interstate 5 near to determine the relation'>hip be·
San Clemente. tween Smith and h1!> k1dnapix·d
San Clemente police tried unsuc-victim.
cessfully tu make the tar sto p. The car H ow Smith made h1o; escape from
co.ntinued to speed .south a.nd San the Theo Lac) Jail 1" not known at th1'\
Diego Count~ o;hcriO '\ depuu~s gave 11me. Olson said
chase. Smith's last known address wa!I a
The chase ended in the Fallbook residence in Placenua
.
MASSAGE PARLOR CRACKDOWN ...
From Al
re' 1ew Is needed." H ungerford '>Cl)'\
Hungerford. who hold'> doctorall''>
1n hoth ph}s1cal thcrap) and nutn·
t1on. " a pa<it nauonal director ol
cduca11on for the American Ma~'\ag.t·
Therap~ Asc;oc1at1on. former public
rcla11on\d1rl'Cl0r of the l ' I.) Ph\\Kal r hcrap) ;,\<,c;oc1at1on and l'i th'e co-
lounder of the Sport-; \.1a<,c;agc r rain·
1ng ln'\t1tutl'
·1 don·1 think "'"" Jk'opll' arc
jv.are ol thc hJrm that lan Ix· dune if
the ma\'>Ugl' prnll1t1C1ner ha) not h.id
1hc pmrx·r training." \he \3)\
.. Whal hanpcn'> If thq arc g1"1 ng a
ba'i1t duh ruh· m;ic,c,age and lht•
pcr<,on pa'i'><''\ nut on the table'' Do
tht:~ know what to do'l Do the} know
hov. to lrcat a per'f<m with vanou\
health prhhlcm,·1 f-or a pcr<>on work·
111g 1n a health' cl uh, do they know lhl'
effett\ of a 'k!una and <,lcamhath'' l>o
thn knov. the d11Tcremc betv.een a ~t1nwlating and a rel:ning ma'i,agc''"
llungertord rt•tommrnd~ lhl· UI\
and l ount\ re4u1rl' ma'>'>l'U'>e' and
ma\\cur' to 1.ikt· a l"rnm 1ha1 would
l'nmhine a v.r111en. ·an <>nil and a
pr:Jlfl('(ll lt'\I I OplC'\ re\ ll'Wt•d would
1m lutk an<1t11m~ ph~ \lolog).
hHm'nt·. manual Jnd mechanical
mas!klge and other hac;1t concern<>
including draprng and appropna1c
drco;s for the bus1ncc;'i t•mplo}ec
Jt ungerford recommends that the
te'>t be compiled with the aid of the
·\mcncan Ma'i..agC' Therapy >\sc;oc1a·
lion. a profes'11onal organ11a11on fcir.
med 1n 1943 which currentl} ha\
tOOO members nat1onv.1de.
"The vast maJOnt'f of ma\..age
pract1t1oner' do not ha\e thl· proper
tlJIOlnf." \he '>3)\
"Tht• onl) way to ensure 1hat the
puhht I'> protected I\ to require that
thn arc trained And an C'xam 1., the
hc't "a) for the.-UI) 10 \CC to that ..
WASTE WAIVERS BEING REJECTED ...
From Al
upgrade thnr laullt1e' lo mct•t fcdl·ral
requm·ment\ "•lhin lhl· '\j)Clllied
time framl' -
Agt•nrll'' th.11 "ere alread) treallnf.!
..cwagc .11 1 hr tedcrall~ dc\lgna1cd
··c;econdan lnl·I" ma1nta1ned lhjl
tht') too had .1 right w waiver.. and
took lhl' matter to l:Oun. ThC' I p,\
wac, c>rdert•d rn I 9X I to allow .-.crnnd·
.Jr) d1\<hargl'f'> 10 apply for lhl'
Wal\Cr<o
Tht• ma1unl\ of the denial\ l\\Ut'd
10 date invoh e d1'1Charger~ who\t'
d1c;chargt• pll')C'I t:allcd ou1fall,. art• in
"an J ranc1'iCo Bay. Water salin1 I\
there wa\ Judged too low to an·epl
more-pollutant\. I berhardl '><lid
l o., .\ngelell· I crmin1:1I 1,1and 0111 ·
la II wa., al'o turned dov. n tor a
wa1"er. he \Did
\cwagl' agenc1l'\ lhnt haH· rec .:1 vnt
permit~ for rt'duted treatment Ml' tht'
'-;an1tatmn f>i,tmt'> of Orange C oun
t). f ncina Wa ter Pollu11<1n Control
falil111e'i off < arl,hau and mw a1
\rforro Ra) in \an I "" Ohl\po
( ounl\ r lu· r nnna W<llH'r"' untkr ··P~··I
£ bcrhardt w1d. hut the ~an1tat11t0
D1\lnct\ of Orangr C ount\ lx')i'.ln
onc-1a11n& unckr reduced !ltand,1nh
\ pril I
In all. \9\t'w,114r1rn11mcnt agenun
.1long the< ..tllf11rn1a rna\t have a•kt:d
lhl· r p \ to ~31\ l' fc-deral ckan watrr
f our tn Northl·rn ( allfornia !IUh\(··
qul'lltl\ v.1thdrt·" their rcqucW>
T1·n1,1ll\l' CJppro,al\ ha'e tx·en
1<,\11ec.J 1n I~ l'a\t''i ( berhardt \31C1 hul
lnkral ollit 1JI\ could appl) the
hrakl'' on an) ot. them following
puhlil hearing\. Southern ( 'ahfnrn1a
agl·nuc"> that haVl' rccelVl'd :t ten·
tall\ c go-ahead include the .\li-;o
~atn \tlanagcmcnt Agcnc} wh1rh
\l'f\l'\ part\ nl -.outh Orange C ounl}
J nJ other'> in \anta Barhara l m
\ ngcln. < kl·anor,1dl'. l\cond1do and
\a II f>1l'!l.O
I l·n mort• agcnc 1c\ arc awaiting
le11 1a11v1· clct 1<111>11\ 1nduding the
'iouth r a\I Rc-g1CJn;1I RC'clama11on
\uthonl\ "ho~ c1u1 fall ,., oO D~na
Pt11nl .
-\ i.031ilf011 of l ltl/C'O 1ro ups calJC'd
\,l\e Our ~<I ,., v.Jg1ng a campaign
again\I till' \11\0 agrnl) ·~ waiver
dpphtat1on Oppoo.1t1on from coastal
re\ldenl\ from f merald Ra}' 10 South
I :1~una ha-; lx·cn "' \trnna that the
dp,ent" ha' tl'mfk1ranl> hacked off 1t'l
W31\l'r rt'4Ul'\t -
I our 111 lht· \l'' 1·n ~·v.af(c d1'ttr1t I\
lhdl 111.ikc up 1h1· 1111nt powers agenc')
drl' in IJ' 11r of l!'dun•d tr~atmcnt
"h 1l h \( )\ h1:ll1· 'l'' will \Ull} the clear
11<.t".in watt·r and J')O\t' .1 ht•nlth ri'k to
...... llllllH'f\
\trl·lche'> lrom I merald B:l) 1iou1h Ill
I aguna lhll'>and inland to ln1nc.
T he onl~ other area wherC' the
":11,,.erprogram haue-.ultcd 1n puhliL
d I '>cord "' r nu no in ~an D1t·go
( ount).
·\lic,o an·a rc\ltknl\ arc concerned
ahout the prn~1m1I) of the agency·.,
outfall to Aliso Beach in South
Laguna ..\hout 11 1111ll1on gallons of
<,ewage a day ... relcao;cd 7.900 feet
from \hore
I he wa'ltewatcr d1lit harged cur·
rcntly meC't\ federal ~tandard'l. but 1fa
waiver should be granted, the agenC)
rnuld more than double the amount
of suspended ~hd!i -sewage that
has e'lCapcd the removal procers\ -11
dumps offshore
( unou,ly lhc waiver 1rantcd 1c1
the San1t~lllon D1stncts of Orange
( ounty, purr«! no prole'lts although
the trea1ment •aency 1s one of the
largest 1n the Western United State~
It rcprc~nts 23 of 2S Orange County
ciuc' and d1'Chargts about 211
m1ll1on gallons of loC'wagc a da)' oil
Huntington Beach
District public information Offiltr
( omne ( ·1aw,on <>fTen a po,\lhlc
nplontH1on
"Our ocean outfall l'i fi vc mile~
out " \he ..aid. "A coa'9al discharge
Jk'rm1t 1\ a lot •Inc tcr "
--...O.:~Ulll..'Oll"lll~ f.or IC~~ •
t ~.irg1·d 1nt11 th1· P;1t 1l1t ·<l< t'an
r twr h.mlt \J\\ \()m(' of the mo\!
\IK 1f1•1ou' protc-'it\ ahout lht w111vcr
pro~ram h:~om\' lrwn rt\1denl\
lninjl 1n the-\11\0 \tt\.l!t' <1rca which
r VC'n thouah thC: •\h\O Outfall
"dt)(''ln't d1~harl{.I.' a' much a'i wr d o
1l'1..a...lul.clo.scr to 'lhorc." .1.Ja~
\;lid
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Warmer weather for Coast
Temperatur• wiH ~ a bit w.,mer Tuesday throughout
Southerrt-CllUC>fnla and over~hl IOw cJO\.ldt will ~ llmlled to
th• thJ south coast, the National Weather Se<vtee .. Id.
H!Qh ctouda, pulhed by a aouthMalefly flow aloft, wlll
apread ove< Southern CeHfOf'nle d1.1rlng the ,,.xt two day•
Along the Orange Coast there will be fog or low etoudt along
the south coa11 tate tomghl and Tuelday morning. otherWIH lair
High• In the tower 70s along the coast to mro 801 Inland Tuesday
Lowa 1n the 50•
Temps
MPll 81 PMll 71 61
NM/11111 .. 71 eo
NewOf' .. ~• u 83
Ntw Ye>t~ .. 47
HIQl'l.IOW IC)f 24 hQUrt •ndll!Q II 5. m
.Albwly 57 43
AIDuQu41fQua S8 42
AINrlHO llO SO NOffalt. Va 7S SS
01<1enomaC11y 7t ~
Om-70 44 "-· 46 34 AIJMll 12 6J
All.,.tlC C!ly 63 41
.... ~.~'-OHTS ,. 'q ~ "tJl(;f1 W11m -COIO.._ ,.,...,,,. e2 n Oll...00 90 II
11.itomora 76 44 Pntledef9h•• 73 46 Sl'IOwera ,_lin ,~rlH SllOW OccW.O ~ Slelonety a.,..
P,_..• n 51
17 3t IM<mmgham 8 I 51 ••-ell 18 46 HeflOIW W.,,., 51NC• HOM US 09ol ol ~·
BolM t 16 4 Pnt~ PCHU M• llO 24
Bolloo 62 Ml POftlan<f,Or 81 42 Calif. Temps Provl<le~ 8t 4t = 13 " C11y 12 41
R9no 78 44
R-C:M\Ond 12 51
SI LOUt• 73 50
8utllnglon Vt 55 42
CUI* 7' 35
Cllar ... ton Sc 90 67
c11 .. 1 .. 1on w v 11 47
Char Iott• "' c es 63
l.•t.,ona u 50
l °"II BellCll t8 52
Mon<Chl•a 79 48
H!Qh IOw for 24 houri ending el 6 • m
8ak.,tloe4d 80 S3
Eureka St 48
SI Pele I amp• Ml 74 ~ 68 41
°"'900 56 3t Monllfay ~ 47
Ml WllSOtt 64 ., FrMOO ti S7 Leneatt., 80 se Conc;;nnal• 11 46 Seit L.a• Coly 74 44
LOt All{IMI 72 S3 Newport 819'11 " 54 ci....tll>d 58 40 Sen An1on<0 82 n
Oel!Je"d St 51 0n1ar1o 75 49 Columllu• Oh 7 t 3 7 Sen J...,. PR 85 st
PhOAob... 80 41 Pllm IPfll'll' 13 &7 Concord N H 64 41 $NII .. 6t 38
Shr9Ylj>0<1 74 83
85 37 OallU·FI WOflh 79 87 PINd_,.I 74 68
San 8trn.,d1no 77 H Reel e1v11 e~ se
RadwO<>d cny ae 52 SpOiiaM
SyfllC:UM 4t 35 ,. 51
Oay1on n 3t
09<1-I 12 o Sen Otbr,.r 80 4t
8111111 Ana 7$ 61 s-·~•o 1~ 49 Se1t111e 63 48 '~· Tue.on 83 47
TulN 19 H
0.1 MOH>in 71 48
Oe•r0tl a3 33
Ouk.Ith 17 49
Sen11 Cruz 87 50 ,.,_\!....., II 31 San Ooego 69 S7
San Ft8"(;jtCO S8 S1 a>P .. o 115 47 Wasn+ng10fl 77 51 Sanle Barbara 58 St
High 10W lot 24 hOUlt end•'1{181 SP m F~I 311 28 Woc:h<ll ee 81
Fargo 12 SA Wot~ .. Barr• 65 42 een1ow es '50 Tides A.g11all 43 38
0.IWld ~· 66 40 OrMI Falt• eo 48 H.,lfOfd 70 45
H411en• 7t 411
Honolulu 84 70
Houtton 80 10
lncllanapotl• 73 48 llD I HAH
TOOAY
s.Gond htQh _ 7 04 pm 43
Sec;o"d low It 36 p"' 211
TUllOAY
flttt IOw 12 381 m 18
F1r1l h!Qh 818am 48
114tlll09 82 32
Bfyt,.. llO 62
Surf Report
JKltton,Ma 88 64
Jaouon~lle 91 et
Juneell 45 31 Extended LOCATION HUftllni!IOO 8eacfl
Rl-Jetty Newpofl
40th SlrMI -POii
22nd SlrMI Nlwpotl 9alb01Wa<lg9
La{lun• 8Mc:lt Sano.n-11
3-5 good
3.5 good
3.5 good
~ondlO# 1756p"' 02
Sec;ottd hl{lh 7 29'0 m 41
Kanta C.ty 72 56
LM \legaa 13 57 uma Aock 79 83
LO<M..ite 78 !>3
Mempl\ft I 1 63
Mi.ml Beech 19 71
MHwaullM 63 37
3-5 good
3 5 good 2 4 , • .,
'3 , • .,
w11., 1emp se
Swell Cllrlcioon touln
Sun Mii loday 11 7 3S pm rt-T-a~ 11 6 OS a m end Mlt 1{11111 11
73'pm . Moon ,,_ 1oday a1 t 57 pm Nit
T Uftdey 11 3 09 I m and rl-8{181" at
306am ·
Crew of Space Shuttle Challenger leavea for the launching pad thla morning.
SHUTTLE CHALLENGER LAUNCHED ...
From Al
C'lectron1c c:ry~tal\ 1n wt·1_ghtlessnesi,.
( 1)1~tals grown un Earth tlave de fects
because of gravll}. Pure crystal~
would have apphcat1on~ for op tical
de\.1ces. m1lital) 'i)'items. infrart:d
detector., and ac,1ronom1cal 1ell'·
o,tOpc~.
Wang. "ho "'orks at the Jct
Propul\1on L aboralo~ of Pasadena.
< alit.. will ~tud) the conl:unerle\~
prot·e.,sing o f llu1ds.in the abscnr·e of
gra v1l}. < )n [arth. -;urfacc tcn'iion and
grav1t} influence the shape a11d
mO\ l'menl of fluid drops used 1n
indu'>tnal pr0<.·es\c'>. and containers
often cause contamination. In space.
the fluids float and there is no need for
them to touch the side of their
container. This research could lead tu
better industrial processes 1n
mctallurg) and chemical cngineenng.
I he ai;tronaut'I also are to deplo)
1 .... 0 <;mall 'iatell1tc'I from canisters 1n
1he cargo ba}. one to calibrate air
1ralli<: control radar'I. the second to
relay signal\ from remote scn'lorc, hkc
thu'>e on ocean weather buuv\. The
National Aeronautics and Space Ad·
min1strat1on had canceled th.: rdea'le
'>aturday bc<:au'lt' of a ba11c~ prob·
lem. hut decided on Sundit~ that th.:re
would be no problem 1f the deploy-
ments were moved to earlier in the
flight. The releases had bel'n set for
tht sixth day. now the) will be tried
live hours after hftofT < 'hallengcr I'\ to return to Eanh
Ma~ 6. landing on the wide-open dry
lake hl.•d al Edwards Air Force Base.
( ahf.. ending a string of four straight
-;huttlc landingi, at Cape Canaveral.
I he change was made because Dis-
covery\ hrakl·s 10<.·kcd and a tire
ruptured during •h land1gg here on
.\pnl I K.
Driver s_uff ers heJrt attack, crashes
·\woman who apparent!~ \uffl·red
.1 hcan attack wh11l' drh 1ng Sunda) .,,,,a., in scm1uH·ond1t1on 1h1\ morning
after her car kno<ked O\Cr a concrete
light pole and caroml·d acro'ls five
lance, of lraffir into 11 < O\ta Mcc;a
hu'i1nC<;S,
Thelma .. ranee-. < app~. 75 . of
( o<.ta Mc<oa wa' ru'lhed b\ ambulance
10 thC' 1ntcn'\l\C rare ward at Hoag
Memorial Ho!>p1tal in Newpon
Reach where <.ht: remained this
morning
Just Call
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rwJ1 "••" '(('"1' N,..... Dy ~ )CJ fJ 'Tl <.8H 1;or1,..,. I r· "'
,."<! ,.,.,. c~ ••• ,,.. -""'
( apps <;utlcred fncial laceration-;
and poss1hle head inJuneo; lrom th.:
cra'ih around 2.30 p.m. 1n the 19()()
block of Placenua Avenue. said
Dctectl\c Hoyt.I Waldron.
W11ncs<.c'> told 1nvest1gators that
Capps' 1965 Lincoln ( ontinentul wai.
traveling south on Placentia when 11
\Uddenl) ran over the curb and
\topped. w11h the woman slumped
over the steering wheel •
ThC' car suddenly lurched forward
and began "ca' 1ng across thl' t"o
\Outhbounu lant·s before Jumping the
t urh again and !.mashing into an
Ed1'lon Co hght 'ltandard. said
Waldron
Dounnng tu the o ther '>idc of the
'>treet. the rar <.phntcred the door to a
hur;iness at 1930 Placcn1ia Ave.
No other car\ were involved 1r<lhe
accident.
Paramedics found, Capps uneon·
nous but wen· ahle to revive her,
~hn• !>aid
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