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ORANGE COUNT'Y'. C ALIFORNIA FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1985 25 C ENTS
.HB man sold .nuke device to Israel
But businessman's lawyer says client
ignorant of mec hanism ;s potential u se
\ct and IS counts u l making false
'>lall'ml·nt<i 10 the government.
'>m ) th\ a11ornl') James Ridden
'aid ht<. l'licnt will appear in federal
u .Jun \fa~ ~IS 10 plead innocent. By RO.BERT BARKER
OfttMDMly~HotlWI ---~ng n~ear ~~ing dc,u.c1. 10 ~m\lh and his \Hie Effilue. and
\l'' l'ral o fthr 1r chtldrt•n are' aca11on -
1ng in furuPl' and could not Ix·
rl'athcd lnr l'Ommcnt. The\ are
Hunllngton Harbour hu\lnl'"'man
Richard Kdl) '>m)lh lind .. h1m\l'lfin
thr m1ddk of an 1nll'rna11onal tlar
lt>da ' l'ha.rgrd Y.tth alkgalh l'\POrl·
Coaat
Natural history museum
opens Saturday in New-
port Beach .I A3
California
Seven doctors, among
others. face charges of
illegally prescribing
drugs to patients in the
Los Angeles area./ AS
Nation
Federal officials are tour-
ing the Philadelphia
neighborho·od where 60
homes were destroyed
during MOVE siege./ AS
World
A mine explosion in
Japan kills five miners.
leaves dozens of others
trapped./ A5
China says it prefers to
have a consulate in Los
Angeles rather than
Honolulu./ AS
Sports
Gene Roum1mper 1s the
No. 1 all-time home run
and RBI leader at Orange
Coast College./C1
Ocean View and Edison
advance in first round CIF
softball play./C1
Orange Coast College
wins the state women· s
tennis championship./C1
Date book
Video dating: Selective
screening doesn't ensure
'-true tove: '/Page 3 --
Newport's Pleasant
Peasant still a 'best value'
after all these years.
/Page15
Busineae
Women re-entering the
workforce learn how to
make It happen./BS
INDEX
Israel.
Thl' 55-}rar-old Sm)th ''a' tn·
tlicwd b) a federal grand JUr) 1n l u .. ~ngeles on Thursda) ~ llh 15 \IOI·
.111ons of the Arms E'pon C ontrnl
C\Pl'Cll'<l to rl'turn ta~ 28 ·
l\m\lh "ho rctc1,ed a Ph.D 1n "
Marines await civilian invasion
Armed Forcea Day announcer Sgt. Jamea Davie watcbe.
from a 1932 roauter aa Boyce Aequitb ehoota a baaket aa
part of the obetacle couree eet up on the ramp area of the
Fer usOncites
• con us1on over
cleanup of Bay
Assembly~n sa s
no agencies appear to
be in charge of mess
--Sy ROBERTllVNlJMAN
01 IM OMtr f'ltot Itel!
-\c,scmbl} man C11l f \'rgu""' I{
~rwpon Beach. ha\ ,1<,h·d thl· ,1.11r·,
kg1slat1ve counsel to c;on through thl·
"arious federal. state and local agrn-
rll'S to determine which are rl"•pon-
'1hk for deantng Jnd ma1n1a1111ng
'-l'"P<>rl Ba y and 11s 1tcklanJ,
.. fher\' sel'm'i 10 11\' no om·. nu
particular go,ernmrnl agcnq 11r
Incl of government. in r hargl'.'0
~crguson said 10 a stateml·nt rell·awd
Thursdav
I t·1gm11n IHl\ll'll a \1ard1 21 hl'ar-
ffi!l in-~ .. pon Ht<ani i'ft4 Whith -
rl'prl'\l'nl:J11 \l'\ lrom 'anou' agl·n-
l"ll'' ll'\t1ticd c•n thl· pullu11on pro b-
km' 111 I pfll'r '-l'" port Ra~ and" hat
"·" hnng donl· 111 'oh l' them
I nltrrnmg-1 hat hr:filrig. f-ngc
,,ml hl· ''·" lru,trJh:d in ht\ Jllrmpl<i
111 find nut "ho ''3' ult1matl'h
rl· .. ron ... hk lor rrl'C.1.'r\ tng lhl'
l'l lllug1l .ti rl'"l'n l'
•• F Jl h ,lgl'Ol"} \J'lUkl• of' I IS '>pt'Ctlit·
mJ nllJll' 11r Ml'J of 1ntl'rl''>I. but lhl·rr
"·I' no inJ1l.ll111n nl loorcra11o n or
'' 1dl•r uin,an !rum \1111ll' nf thl'm ··
I agu "Hl '~11J
·· 1 hrrl· ,1prx·arcd w tx· .1rr:i' of
11' l'rl.ip .md dupllca1111n .inJ '>~lml·
arl'J' \\ ht'fl' lhl'rl' "3' a 'u1J 11f
Jlllh1lrlll 11r fl'\flOO \lhilll\ ..
enginl'enng lrom l 'S( . 1s the presi-
dent o f Mtko lnterna11unal lnl'. a
H untingto n Beach l'lt•ctron1c'i com -
pan) at I S6J2·38 < rraham 'ii M1 lco
began operations 1n the tit} 1974
ThumJa) ·., 1nd1t tml'nt "as the
re'>ult of .. an 1ntl'O\l\l' 10\l'\l1ga1t0n
h) 1hr l ' ~-( u\tom'> \en ll'l. undrr ll'i
·operation l: \Odu'i· program ~ h1r h
'" dl's1gned 10 hl·lp '>ll'm the llo" of
m1ll1a~ and 'h11th·ll'lhnolug\ ma-
tcnals o ut of the l 'n11ed States." l .S
.\ttorney Roben C Bonner said.
Israel has maintained 11 used the
two-tnch-long electronic 1nggcnng
d e' ices. called kr. tro n\. '>trtl'th for
no n-nudcar purpO\t'~ ·
·· ~lthough the~ do ha' e \Orne
Cl\ 1llan appllca1tons thn can bt· u-.1:d
1n nuclear and 01h~·r m1li1an
"Capone;." Bonner 'Mltd at a Thur\da'
ne"s conference 1n Lm .\ngc)es
Ma.rine Corp9 Air Station in Tuatin in preparation for
Sunday'• Armed Forcea Day open houee. The anaaal eTent
be&ln• at 7 a .m . See atory on Pace A3.
Kr. tru"' an· inch:ided on the U.S.
'vtun111on> List. wh1r h means they
• Old\ nut be t'.":it.poned without a hccn~
or "n11l·n appro' al from the State
Depanml'nt
\m, th" acrnsed tn the 1nd1ctm ent
ul UH um l enung tho~ regulations b)
prl·paring fol'>l' documenta1to n for th~
r'pmt'
\\ t· rl' nut alleging what the ul-
( Pleue eee HB MAJIC I A2)
oc·Jail
floor
sleepers
costly
County faces fine
of S 10 per inmate
beginningtonight -
8) JEFF ADLER
Of ,.,. DellJ ~ It ...
lnmatl''> "ho ha'e 10 sleep o n the
tlullr ul the Orange Count) Jail "111
lml the tount~ $ 10 per person
lx·g1rning 1on1gh1
foda1 ,.., the deadline a Los 4-ngeles
tedt•ral loun Judge set March 18 for
thl' count' to compl~ with an ordd
rrqu1nng that enough bunks be
<,upphed 10 accommodate all count\
1a1l 1nmatl'\ · ·
l '-. 01-.1nr1 Judge Wilham Gra)
1m po,l·d J $ lll-pcr-n1gh1 fine on the
AoarJ 111 \uPl·n •'>or'> and ~hcnfT
Hr:it1<131cc; IM c1 er. inmate forred to
... kcp on thl' tlom iur more than 24
htHH\
\urcr' '' 1r' and the sheniT ha' e
Jl k """ kdg.n1 that the' v.111 nolr,bt:
.shk '" nwl·t the deadline up\:'r·
'1<.t1r<. appn" .:d plans to reduce Jatl
1\ l0(l f• mdt ng unh la~l \\eek. .
.\n \rr I 1t"I r1.·pon on cond111 on'> 1n
(Pleue .et JAIL/ .A.2 )
Fasters taking
turns at hunger
for famine relief
Auemblyman GU Ferguson
...,1111ll' .tgl'IH ll'\ l l·rgU\llO \,lid .1, ·
tuall1 .1Jlf1l'.tl 111 tx· ''nrl..1ntt .11 l n"'"
purpO\l'\ to l'.ll h 11\hl'r ..
h-rgU\Oll .1ddn t I h:i 1 I l'l!l\l,111 \l'
l'llllnwl B111n < 1rqton ,;11tl h1' nlli\l·
(Pte·aae see FERGUSON/ A2)
8~ PHIL S!\EIDERMA:\
01 Ille Oelly Pll<M-awl ~ \1orl' tha n hdff"a~ l o lhl'll ~·•.ii thl'
l"okadrr-.ofal ( lninl'laq111r.11.,,·
monl'' for -\ fr1l Jn fJ m 1 Ol' rl'l 1l'I h.1' 1'
rl',um.rd l'ating hl·lJll'1. ,,, h··Jlth
u1nc1.·rn'
-Ht~ ~~nflt°' \..,tn \ rrct :mt1
lul11.· Ju,tu' 'aid olhl·r 'tudrnt• ' I
1.11..1.· turn' f,J\110~ ll• u1n11r '" lhl'
Jn' l' for don.111on'
( 1radu.11r <;tuJl•nt \an \ utit .ind
Ju,IU\. prl'Stdl'OI of thl' .\\C.1•~ 1,lll'J
'\tudcnl\ of l Cl laun1. hrd J rut'tlil
IJ\I \IJ\ -'l'd.1ng pkJgt·~ ltl\Jhnii
~ l!i llO(I .1 mnnth lrom th1· , .1 mp1"
urn1mun111 Thl'' ,,11d 11""uld11nh
rl·qu1rl' mn\l \IUlkn" 111 pr111n1w II"'
~ 1 rn mnnth lt1r .\lrllJn hu n~l'I
rd1rt
\ Jn \ U!/I .1 n,1 .I ll\lll\ '·"" I ht•\
"''uld 11,,· 1n ll'n1' 1n front 01 the
1. Ol\.:r,ll\ l 1!.D.11!.f to call a11en11on to
thl·ir lJmfl:lf[ln ~ltrr<the dnve was
Jnnt•un;.nl 11lt•rr thJn a d ozen othrr
l l I 'luo.kn1' J~rced to 101n in the
tund r.11,1'1}'. I.hi
· I .1,1 \,1h1rJ.1, \Jn \ ugl anJ
tmn·~ ~-0 J~~T :r-t't t
h,111,, 1, 1 ~ul ,k, hnl·J ll' l'31 thl' meal
ti' tht 11•1Jdk •I thl\ """"· hl'"·
l. \ .. , th .. '·"' \j\ lx·g.innin~ It• IJl..l' II\
\\I I
\\, ·"' '-''taJa, for thr tir\l
11n, \ .tn \ 11111 -.Jtj lf1da~ ·1 had
h .1. l..1·.! t•ul ·hl JJ' ~lore ··
Hut \ .11 \ 11~1 'Jld hl' l<i l'n~ urJgl•J
tx .. 11.,t !ht r qu,knh hJ\ l' "'lun-
'•'l ll'..l 1. 1.11.., up 1h1· Jaq tnl luJing
1111111tx·r, •I th1 i....dppa <\1~mJ
11,11. rn11'
(Pleau aee FASTERS/A2)
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(Re lated story on Pal(e A4 I
Thr o;tnkc b' l 'n1\l'd \1rl1t1l''
ptluts had hllle or nC• 1mp<1l t lHl
operations at John \\ .t~ m· .\ 1r·
pon thts morning.
Jury watches teen's taped
confession of dad's slaying
Knife attack
suspect found
shot to death
Datebook
A3 cs c 1-3
84
Oatebook
A2
um to P91• 81 tor llii
beet eutomoblle buy•
Whtie the a1rl1m· dot'' n111 '>l'I ' l'
Orange Cou nt~. then· "J\ 'fll'l u-
latton that other caml'r" m1gh1
expcnCTltt a booM in pa"l'ngcr\
switch1na from the ground<·tl Un.ited . I&.
8-t ~n Kozak: plan .. and proarams officer a t John Wa) ne.
, ......... UIQT&D/A~)
8) JEFF ADLER
Of IM Oelly '"°' Slel!
\n Or.mg1· < 11un11 \urx·nor ( ourt
1un hqi.in \\atlh1ng J '':-ho ur
\ 1dl·11\,\J'll'd u1nll'"llln r hur'><ia} "'
'' h1l h J lJg.una I ltlb lrl'n-aga ma1-
ll·r-ul-l.tl th dl'\l ntx·., \hoot ing hi\
ildoptl'l' p.lrl'Oh 1n lunl' t Qg \
l ht•' 1delltJ~' ''a' made b~ Orangl'
( o unt' 'ha1ff, lkpultl''i on Junl.' 4
IQ!(\ '"'' da\' illll'r IR-\l:ar-old
Rnn.1ld I .1mpa\1 1' •llCU '-l'd ,~f shoot·
mg .ind l..1llln1t John I Jmpa,1. hi\ Ml-
\l'ar-11IJ t.11lw1 .1nJ ,,., l°fl'h "llUtlll·
ing h" .r .\l·.11 -1•ld nwthl'f Huth
l .1m p.1\1 , h.1rgl·J "1th murJl'f .ind
Jlll'mptnl munk1 111 1h, Junl' 2
'hoo11ng' lould tx· ,,·ntl'lh cd ll• J '2·
~1.'Jr-tu·li k pn,t>n ll'rlll 11 ••Hl\ tl.ll'd
I Ii\ 1n.1I hqt.111 1n ,, \,1111.1 \nJ
l"Ourtroom l.1'1 "l'1'I.. .1nJ 1, h1 u 111
1inu1· todJ\ ·''till rt•m,111Hk1 t•l thl·
\ llk lll,lfW I' pl.I\ l'd
r hc IJ!"k.' 'h''"' I .1111p,1'1 d\'\\rlh·
ln!l l'\1'01' Ill lht• l\\tl J,I\\ fUl'll'dlnit
thl' 'ht1011nit' I k tt••od-n.llun·Jh
fl'IJll'' dl'l.til' 11 h1\ da1h rnu111 1. '"
thl' l"t1h11m 1,1J,· 1n' n11~t11t \ ··llf'n
l.1ughtng J'-11,· .lnnl' trom ,, 11n
\JIOl'r n l , h.,,.,1.11r mill..
fhl' \ 1tkt>-l,1p..·J \110k\\l\IO '' th1·
fir.,1ofl"-\"\''f'n11\1 ngaccount\nl lh1
,h,m1tng th.II" II tx· pla\cd tor 1u111r'
.\ ~nmJ '" P·hPur taJ)('-rt"'('orJl·J
Judto l."Ollll.",\1t•n fT\J1dt' b~ lamp.1 .. 1
1n SUb\,l'qUl'Ol J,l\\ al"O ~111 ht:
l'Oll'reJ tnlll 1.'' 1Jl'lhl'
fht• "''rd• l .trll PJ'-1 l hl)(hl'' h• (Pleau .ee T££N'8/A2)
By RC HAT BARKI"
Of IM D.., """ Ital'
A 25-year-old cook who was
arrested on suspicion of at-
tempted murder for a knifing
attack In a Huntington Beach
restaurant ha ~ found near
Chino -deed from a gunahot
wound. San 9emetclno Sheriff's
Sgt. Dave e.ker M6d tN9 morn-...
Ing (Pleue ... ATTAC&/A3}
Board, teachers getting a rOugh education
Nej(itlatton process In Huntington district
outr~~ instructors. frustrating trustees
Veteran Ediso n H 111h '\c hool
teachr r Don l en'"' 111ld ..ch1'k)I
trum•es.thc other mght I"m nl>t up\t't
or angl') -r m <'nrosC'll
"For fi,t. monlh~ )Ot1°\l' h}ld ml' I
was wonhk&s:· hl' said ··1 hr prntl"\' ~t1nks. it absolutely stink\ "
Lt1vc~. 1 teacher for .:! )l'ar,. ".i'
talk1na •bout the contra 1 talk' 1h.11
ha\C' df'llltd for m onth<> hl'1"(i(·n thl' ~~· ~.(m and 1ht> H1.m111~tnn
tkuc h Union H1ah Sl'hool 01,trn t
The hasste hH N ·nlatt•ll 111111 ,,
tt'achrr sickout and ~tudt·nt \.\111 ~uu t ..
\ nd thl'rt' .ire h)\\ ofothl'r"" h1) agrCl'
\\llh l l';\\t'\ th.ti thl' J'lfll\l'\\ clO<'\
1ndrl'd c.11n~
· PJrl'OI ' .Hl' ~e111ng up~t .1ht)ut
da'l<ir1ll'm llt\ru pl ion' 'ttmw 1 on-
tcnJ that thl' I "' 000 \tudcnh 1n tht'
J1'ltn , ... \C\l'n htgh ~·hools tn Hunt-
ington lk:tl h I oun1;i1n Valle) and
\\c\tmin,ter arc thr rral '11 t1m<> ·-rm fll\I .1 nohod~ pat\'nt .. \lt1I
ham Thlllllpi.on 1old ~hool ofltf.tt1I
.11 .l rl.'1t'nl nwr11ng. "hut I'm l.'\lrcmc
1, llt,pll"a'ied h\ 1h1c. 11ta1e ot affair'
I'm l1f1'\I nl '\(°l'IOg thl' stu\knt'
1ll\\l"1'J I l·t' l l'l'JI tlwm 1•111 ••I '"" .. I J1\1lll ll1gh \IUdl'lll \ll'\J \ 1ll ll0
\
, 1a1ml·J thJt thr .. lfl\1,· 1\ 1hn·.11l·n
1nll Ill hJ\l' J d r.1,11, l'llt•d 1111
l'<lUlJtuin ·I hl· rt·.11 '1l t1m' ,11.-
"11d ·-.m· 1 hl· '' udrn t'
Ooull ~ nt I I hl· l''l'\tJl·nt ot 11\\'
un111n thill tl'prrwnt<> ahc1111 "110
lt'3l h<'r' 1n lhl• dl\tnll li l..rn\'IJ th1•
u mtro' l'~' to J .. rumhltng 'okan11
The tc:il'her' .. n11\l.'r. 1ndc\ ·· hl'
-..lid "h," Ol'' rr hrt•n h11thl'r ·
\lo 1Ht a ,,1('1al "1tnl \' 1<'3l hrr .11
H1mttna1o n ~HtJh Kl"alhna tm
IH'" \\,\\\ Ill \lll\l· umtra' I d"f'Ull'\
" 11 h('"' 'll\ h rt mnn'
\uil''"" dt'nt \1ar11· n1111 ,,11ll
Ro1E1r
IAIKER
PERSPECTIVE
(-
\he als.o t'i n.·, ti.'" 1ng ~c procc\\ 11' ~·1·
1f the!'\' " a mMl' "gralrlul' "·11 111
ncgt,tta1e a 1 nntrar t
"""11d"f fu'lll'l' \tcpht-tr ~Th b,,,
made \'nmml·nt' lor '<''1'1,11 "''''l '
that thM'l··-. 1101 111 ~· J t"x-111·1 "'''
\\ h.1111'tn all ~·t·ni "' h\• allml1n~· "'
I' lhl , 1111\ llt "\l\'nl Ill \\ h1, h tll1lh
\l\k\ h1 1ld b,I\ I.. '''ml• t,1 lhl'H t't.trfl<Jlll
rn~ d111" 1111111 thl tinal 'hn"d11"n
In 1hr, 111 t·nt "'nlrt\\l'f'\\ d1'tn1 I
tilli, '·"' '' ,·n 1h11u~h tht•\ 11r.inh·d
.111 1>1h1.: llllh'"' ·' 1 f)\'f•l'lll p,I\
ln, "·"1. •tkrt•d 1h1· ll'J, hl r• .1
1)\ i. l I I r'·'' t>""''
I ti. 1n1t "·"1 1 r.11-.c.•J until ah IA
~l'l'~' ·•il•' .111,1 1.1nl..-and-lik ll'3lhl'f'
Jf'lf't'.Jrl'1I 111 ho,·, nml' mnrc Jnd nlllrt
m1tll'\I ·'" t1m~· 1Aen1 h\ \.l'an\
tr11<1f't·d 111 lhl' podium at tht' 111\lrtl 1\
nll'\'ttn~ r'"1m 111 l latm thr I Ptn<'nl
ntlt•r ~..tAAuht~ Jnd dt-mtllJlln&.
I tl1'''" ll'3l hl't I t'3\ ('\ ..aid thal
'1n, ,.1,th1•r 'l h11<,l l11Nlr 'ro""' got J '
(PleaH .ee TEACH&a8/ A3l
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Al * Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Friday, Ma~ 17, 1985
Sea victim
had fallen
from boat
A 22-year-old Hun11ng1on Beach
man found floating in the watt:rs of Newpon Harbor Thursda) ma) have
drowned after fa lling from a boat hc was cleanina, authonties said toda).
Ao autopsy will be pcrformt•d on
tht body of Stephen Al fi n 1c toda) to
determine the cause of deat h. Nl'~·
port Beach police do not suspect foul
play.
Alfirvic wa s last seen Wedncsda)
work.i n& on a boat docked near
Ardelis Manna at 2101 West C-oac;t
Hiahway.
Family members rcportl'cl Altif\ ll'
missing that evening. The) reportl'd·
ly told police that the) oung man "'a'
in 1ood spirits after bu) ing a ne"' car
and that it was unlike h'1m to not
return home after worl...
lnvestigatinf offil'l'r'> 'aid the\
found Alfirv1c s shoes and a runni ng
prdcn hose on the dect... of the boat
he'd been cleaning. Lifeguard'> rl'·
covered his body Thursda) morning __________ ._
OCC'sfilln
fest switched
The location of th•'> l'' cn1 ng\ film
festival at Orange C oa!.t Collegr ha!>
been changed.
Teen runaway identified
A teen--ege boy found by ._. Paft potlce tn I vecant lot
Sunct.y * turned out to be a Luo9me VIier runaway who ~
authorttlee phony Information abOUt hll ldlnttty.
Uy Begley, 13, wu ktentlfted from poloe photoe by hie '*9ftt9,
Wltlllm and Maly Begtey, Thurtday, Mid Sgt. T•ry Branum. Pollol
found the ~ llelplng In a YKlnt tot ,_. Knott'• Berry FMn
Su~.
He to&d offtcen hla name WU Jotaph McArty and that he WM 16.
anv.tlgatora' ohec*• at IOCl9I Jell end two county motQUtt flllM to provldi any ctuM about the boy'•~. .
·Then a t*ghbor recognlz!ed Illy from a photo broedoee1 on
televtllOn Thurtday Nght and c8lled Na par.,tt.
''The perent9 Mid they a..t Nw Bllty on April e, When he ran away
from hOme." Branum Mid.
HB·MAN CITED •••
From Al
11rnJtl' 1ntl'nded use ot the devKc
"'a~ ... Bonner said. ·· ... No matter
Yoh3t the purpose 1s...you ha \C to get
ixrm 1\~1on fo r the license··
R·1ddl'I
\310 hl· be·
he\l'' ')m:-th
I\ IO Ollll'nl
J n d
l'm pha~11ed
that the I ' .S.
Ult o r nl"\ 's
offin· \\as
lO n\U ltl'd
h 1· f 11 r l"
'im \th tnok
ptl on his
I u n g •
pla nnl·d tnp
to Euroix
~
t ·~I .. :~. t '
~~
II '
1n pmon and a S 100,000 line for each
\ 10lat1on of the o\rms Expon Control
.\ct and fi, c )Ca r!> and a SI 0.000 fine
fo r each fal~ <,tatement made to the
g1H crnmc·nt.
Sm yth ,.., a rnmputer l'xpen who 1s
1n the lOnsult ing busine!>S. Riddel
'aid .. This 1\ thc onh time that he's e'er
dealt w11h 1h1~ product in his life,"
R1dde1 said. "He was totally un-
tam1har "11h 11 and that 11 can be used
1n a nuclear v.l'apon ...
The Israeli compan> that bou~t
the kr) trons had dont· business with
~my th prn 1iously and asked Smyth to
purchasr the devices. Riddel said.
Sm} th 1s an ardent sailor and a
member of the Hunungton Harbour
Yacht Club.
Sunny, warm for the-Weekend'
Southern C•lllornl• will be a bit ~armer •nd aunnler through
the weekend , th• N•tlonal w .. the<'Servloe aeld.
The Improved weather It due to'weakenlng of a low pressure
system over NOf'thern Callfornl• and rising pressure over the
eutern P•cll1c And over state, the weather service said The
marine layer will be lowe<lng. keeping low clOuds nearer the
eoaatllne Saturday and probably Sunday morning. With leas cool
marine air and few clouds. Inland areas will once again have high
temperatures In the 801 after overnight lows In the 50a
Along the Orange Coast there wlll be night and morning low
cloud a with sunny Saturday afternoon Sllghtly warmer Saturday
with hight near 70 at the beaches to near 85 Inland areas
Overnight lows In the 50s.
Temp• LU V9QM 93 63 Litt .. Roe• a? 59
~ ... 1 .. 1S S7
eme>hl• as 63 Mf)l1·St Pau1 S9 •6 llH hVlli• a? sa
High IOw tor 24 hQUIJttnd1ng I I Se m
Alb1111y 67 st
N-Or1 .. n1 81 71 N .... YOI~ 7') 63
NOtlolk V• 71 St
AlbuQutlQu• 79 65
Amartllo llO S•
AncnotlOOI 58 ., ··~~ "llONTI
Wtun_ Cold~
Oeciuo•d ~ S111aon11y .-.... Sr.owt r a Rtin Fv11ea Sl\Ow
Ot.lenoma C••• rs sa -...-w ... ,... ""°"' H()AA IJ S Oeol ol C:O.-<t Om•n• Ill 0
Atrant• a? ao
Allantic C•ly M 58
Onando 9• 6S Ce1111na M Sa
PM•delpn•• ,. SI Calif. Temps Newport Beatn &1 59 PMt1<11• 9S 1&. Ont81•0 79 66
P1111burg1> 73 6• Palm Sp,.ng• 9• S8 Pro•l(I~• T3 ~6 H1g11 low 101 24 "ours eno1ng at 5 a m ,. 55
Ra:r 76 ~e Puad4tfla
B•~••th•lt1 81 St Sant• An• n 56 RaQt C•IY n •• t anca11er 75 ~ Santa C•ur 63 53 R-1• •D co. A1>oei-• 1• 59 flf\o. Vt1•e1 M 31 Richmond 7S se S7 SI lOull 65 •i Oak .. 00 68 YOtemll• Vly 15 •II . R•dwOOd C.11v 67 56 S• Pel•· T 1mpe 95 n S1cramen1u 69 62 S•n l ake Cny 7• 51 S1ltn1t 86 56 Tides San AnlOfl•O 88 88 Sa n 01ego 69 62 SanJ .. an PM 88 n
Sea11ie 8• 56 H'9f' IQ. •or 1• nou•• ''"0•"9 •• !> 1> m
Spol\Ane 80 SI Barsto.. 88 S• TODAY
S;racuse 61 51 Bog SN• 6S )3 ~ullOIOw 1 ?01> m 1 .
T~A 13 ~' StKOnd n.gf\ 8 38pm SS
•vc•on 86 63 Surf Report SATU .. DAY lu1sa 76 55 w .. 11ino1on 68 61 f1t1U IOVtt 33tam 0?
LOCATION llU IHAPE F1tt1 n1gn 11 ••1 m 3 1
H""l"'Qlon Beac;ll 1 . ta1, StH;ono '°"' 2 •5pm 1 1
Extended R.ver Jelly N-po<t 3 5 gooo Second "'II" a59pm S II
•Otn Str"t Newport ) . 0000
2?nd Str"I Newpo<I 1 poor Sun sell 10C11r 11 1 •9 p m
,._
Sunny days "'"" only petchy 1a1e B•lbo• weoo• I 3 ratr Seturoey a1 S A9 I m and .. 11 age111 11
nog111 •nd Mtty morning tog or low Lagun• BMC/I J ,,,, 7 50 pm
C:loudl along Intl Dtlacnet Hight UPP9< San C-1• J 5 gooo Moon H it toelly 11 6 O• p m tlMt
80s ak>nQ Ille t>Nc:tles to ,,.., 90 1n Water temp 82 Saturday at 5 07 • m •n<I Mii age.In 11
wer,_ lnlancl vall9y9 LOWS 1n Ille SOI 6~ Oorec11on aou•h 101 pm
Au111n 88 &e
&an1mor• 87 51
8otM 68 •8
8 0910" 73 5•
8utt110 73 57
Cue>e< 67 39
Ch111 .. t1on S C 83 10
Cn&rlellO" w v 19 S 1
Ch11tl0t1• N C. 77 59
Cnt1yer1nt! llO ••
cnic.ago 60 • • C1nc1nnat1 13 ~ c .. vefano 11 S5 Cotumti.a SC. 85 57
Columbus Oh 7 4 S?
Conc:Old NH 71 ~
Oatlll·f tWorth 87 61
0.. Moone• 59 •6
0.11011 65 53
Duluth °1 S6 "•J
El PH O 9, S9
falf~I •9 37
G•e<\d ~· S9 S 1 GrH t F•1111 70 Al
H.,.11.,0 71 55
........ 73 .i
HonOlulu 82 68
HO\ltlon 90 1• 1n<1ianapo11s ae ss
J8'Uon Ms 90 55 Jecklon..... 93 87
The 15th annual Student f ilm
Festival will be held at the collegl'"
Robert Moore Theater
Film prOJe<:ts by more than 2110
students will be screened 'tarting at X
p.m.
"lie admits expornng (thl·
krytro ns). he admits that there
weren·11he proper licenses. but what
he denies. and this 1s an element of the
offense. was that he was aware of
that," Riddel said ... He denies any
knowledge th at he was doing any·
th ing improper ··
His business Is located next door to
a ..all-making company owned by
c;myth's son. Rand)'. who won a silver
medal 1n last summer's sailing com--111•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••r__J
Doors open at 7 pm The e't'nt 1!>
free and open to the public Ma iumum penalties are two years
ix1111on in the Olympic Games.
The elder Smyth was described as
an ardent "rag" (sailboat) sailor and
an acuve member in the yacht cl ub.
lfl'AC'.K SUSPECT SHOT TO DEATH •••
Mazzoctl't ttallan Food ,.....
.......nt In Huntington a..ch.
In that incident, M.nlnez got
tnto en altercation with a 24-~
old Anaheim men. JOMph V.
Jend,...._, and a woman com·•
panlon. :.i
Marttnlll app81'9ntly lnYlted
Jendr.-.C out8lde to Mttle the
dlll)Ut•. 1wo other men aUegedly were
waiting outtlde and Joined
Martinez In attacking Jen-
drutak.
The battle moved Inside Into
the kitchen area of the r .. taurant
aU12Walnut Ave .. and Martine
JAIL FINES BEGIN ...
From Al #
the 1a1l said between I 6'1 and 2t!IJ 1 inmates were required to sleep un
mats spread on 1a1l floors . .\t thuse
levels .. tbe count~ m 1gh1 ha'"~ l.O pa'
• as much as a $2.800 fine per da~ un ul
1all 1mprovements can be wmpktctl
• 'rhat could tak e anothtr ~" month\
Superv1\ors agreed Tul'sdJ ~ tu a\k
-the J_µdge to mod1f} thr fine "' hrn hl'
return!> to I os .\ngeles J unr J hl·lJU\~'
of the count) ·s .. good fa 1th cITon .. 111
compl) with the coun ordn
Although the Ii ne " sla ted to gu 1 n to
effect toda). count) wttornc>S haH·
advised supcn1sor'> that 11 "''II tal..l'
an add111unal lUUrt ordt'r w require
tha t thl' count~ :lt tuall~ pa) the fine .
">upcnJ~Or\ al,o __ ha,_c d1rcucd .
-a ttornc'" to a~i.. thl· <nun to allo"' thl'
line mcinl·~ to tx· put to1A ard lOrrt·ct·
1ng 1ail prubkm\
l hr hoard appfO\l'd \pt.·nd1 n11. an
nt1mJ11:d $200 0()() to in\tJll tnple-
lll'n·tl huni..., in thl' ')..inta ~n.1 main
1Jil J.hik lUrnpk11ng 1mpn>'l'mcnt\
that "'1 11 allo"' add1t1onal lov.-mk
pmonl'r' 111 oc housi:d at ba th the
Jaml''> .\ \1u<.1l k Honor Farm 1n
Lal..l' t-orr<ot and the Lo'> Pinos
alllgedly grabbed a 1<Mnch knife
Ind alllMd Jendraallk, wouncf.
Ing him In the left hMd,""' Md
rtb Cllge.
Jendrulllk WM hoapttatlzed
for -*" lnjuritt at ~
Permanente Hoapltal In
ANlhelm.
Martinez wa arreinged May
10 on the attempted murder
chargee and on other unepectfled
chargee Tueeday.
He wu . echeduled to face
preflmlnary heartng prOCMdlnga
next week In Orange County
Superior Court In W•tmlnatec.
f-orl·!>tr) Camp 1n lhl' Cleveland
:--:a11onal Forest.
The coun!)· Jail. bu1h JO_ h<.i>uSc
I rJ r 1n-mates. no\\ can accommo·
date up to 1.530 inmates. However.
the· Jarl population in recent )ear'>
often number<, some 2.000 in mates a
da' (,ra~ found the count ~ in <:0n1cmpt
and fined 11 $50.000 1n March for
failing to com pl) with h1!i 1978 order
to reduce 1atl overcrowding. He also
said he would impose the $I O·per-
n1ght line 1f the count) fa iled to
com pl~"' 1th h1!> order w11h1n 60 days
TEEN1S-T APED CONFESSION V.-IEWED •••
From Al
descnbe hie, parent\ 1n hi-. rir..t
rnterv1ew w1ttl poll<l' 1ron1(.ifl~ arr
w uched 1n the prC'>l'nl tense llo"'·
ever. La mpa,;,1·s fat hl·r had alrrcllh
died from a o,inglc bullc:t \.\-(JUnd 111 tht·
head. Ht'> mother. ""o unded "-1th .1
bullet in her brain n:ma1ned on thl·
floor of the fam 11\ ·., 'Wcv hurn Dn q·
residence fort wo da )., IX tore c,hc: "·"
discovered b) a relatl' e
Mrs. l..ampac;1. 'hh<>'>t' '>PC:l'th
vrs1on and memof! area 1mpairl·d b\
the bullet that remain'> lodged 1n hl'r
brain u.·'11fied aga1n\1 hn \tt'P'"''
Wednr'>d <n
The \ldeo tapl' w~I\ r1·t 111 dL·d
\hCJnl ~ alter l..1mp" \t rodt· 111111 1lw
< O\la Mc\d Pollll' I kpartml:nt ancl
annountl'U ht: hJLI \hot h1' p.Hl·n t' on
lum· ~
'~k d1dn"t \l'rm 111 tx· h11thl·rrd b' .in~th1ng He \<lid ·1 'h111 him C hi~
fJ lhl'rl 1n th1· hJl i.. 111 thl· hl'ad:··
< w.ta \k ,a Dl·tn 11\r Ku\\l'll Rose
ll'\l 1 fil·d
\ftn OCtng llHnl·d 11~1 tn '>hc nffs
deput1n "'ho ""l'rl' u111tluuing the
tn\t\t1gat111n. l am pa\I dl'\Ulbes
g111ng to \tho•1I thl' Lia\ of the
\hout 1 nlt d11ing h" hnml'"" llr" a nd
g1·t I 101? J \llild,
f k \JI.I ht \l.,llh•d tll>\.\ll\t..llr\
.shout \ p ll1 lhJI t'\l'n1ng \.\1 \h ti gun
"' hh It.ind
I ~··• tht' gun l••r lhl' pu1p11\l' 11!
1>.illrng. my part'nts." he told the
'"''l''it1ga tor'>
Dcput) D1 ~t nc1 Attome} Mike
\faguire lOntt"nds La mpa!>1 shot I'm
parent~ !>O he Lould swim 1n the
famtl} pool. wa tch telev1s1on ordn vc
hi s fa ther~ Porsche without parental
1ntt"rkrenLc:
Howe,er. Dcput} PublK Defender
Paul Stark c;a1d he pla ns lo present
l'' 1dence showing that Lampas1 was
'e ~uall~ ahused b> hi., lather and shot
thl' lOuplc 1n sd f dekn\C. Lam pa'1 ·.,
latht·r \Cn cd a \!\·month Jail term in
llJXI .1fkr pk ;iJ1ng gui lt :-to charge-. •
tll' h;sd '>nuall\ ahu\td om· ofhl\ twn
,1d<1pl I\ l" Uilughtl"r\
FERGUSON QUESTIONS BAY CLEANUP ...
From Al
was working o n tht• rl'4Ut'\I Jnd
would report to him within ·~t 1 Ja,.,
Among Fe rguson ·!> <.JUl'\t111n'
• Who owns the IM\ .1nJ ha'
authority over 1ts waterc, and .1J1atcn1
udelands?
e Which agenc1c' haH· '-1XC1fi1
areas of author11 y" l o what extent
does that authont> c'trnd'' Wh l're do
each denvc their rc!>pon\lh1lit~'l
• \\ho .tll" thl' non-g11\\'rnnwnt.tl
group' t'~prt•\\lng 1ntr n•,t ahnu1 thl·
t'(nlog1c1I \Ill l:tl or l"l'Onunlll hl·:.t lth
of tht· ha'.,
f l'rl/.U\;1n \:lll.l ht· ""::int' In l'n\lH('
th at thl' l pper lia) 1\ drcdgl'll \111ha1
thl' nalu r.11 n~ and lall ol the 11llt· "rll
propt•rl\ flu .. h 11
~k al1,n .,aid he 1Aan t' to linll 11u1
"'ho " rr~pon<;1 hie tor ll'\t 1 n)? the
FASTERS AT UCI ...
From Al
He said the drhc ha~ raised almo-.t
$6,000 1n month ly pledges and said
about $500 day co ntinues to come 1n.
He said man} campus organ11a t1on'>
have exprc~'lcd 'luppon for thl' c;im.
pa1gn.
Van Vugt \a1d 11 was difficult tor
him to begin eating aga in wh1 k 'o
many Afncan'I continue 10 star't'
"It didn't seem n gh t that I had a
choice 10 cat and they d1dn ·1." he 'aid
"But I came to gnp<; with thr
reahza11on that I couldn't tl11 11
alone."
Van Vugt 1s pleac;cd ho1Ae\rr 1A1th
the arowing supp<>n fro m t11n
strvat1vc lJCI c;t udcnt!I group\ and
from ind1 v1duals He 'laid ont' med•·
cal school facult)' member pk dged
S 1.200 over a )tar for &ungcr rt•hrl
He 5atd thf instructor. \\llo a!lkCd 10
remain anonymous. also paid tor
pnn1ina of 1,soo fl ier~ chnllcnf1.111tt
other facult>1merntl('r' 10 1411111"' ""t
L--------
"'f rank !~. thl' I.it ult) mr mtx·r~ arr
not the onn whu ha' r respondl·d."
Van Vugt 'aid ··i\nd thq ha H' thr
mmt to gn t' ··
f hl' \llHknt leader \aid ht• 1\
wn fidt"nt ho"' t'' rr 1ha1 thc SI 0.0<.1<1
campu\ goal lan he rl'achcd Wl'll
l'x'fore the lUrrt'nt l '( I l!Uar'ter t•nu\
in mid-June
'\.\.e're going 111 n•at.h out goal nc\l
"'t't·k.'" an Vug1 \:l1d Tm 'lure of
11 "
\'an Vu$t and anothl·r \lutknt k d
a not her fast at l ( I rvinc last
Thanl<\g1v1ng 10 ra1!tt' monf) for
i\lm.tn fa mrnt' re lief. rhat efTon
ra 1\(•d mon: than ~ 10.000 from 0 throughout count)
lk \did commun1t\ rontn but1on'i
t:ln hi.· mailed 111 the Orange (.ount)
\fr1LJn Relief f untJ in care of < 1mnm· lf3n\l'n·Rclot1 h11\1t1C~~
man.11o1rr 11 t .\">I'< I .!fl~ I 01\l'r\1t\ < 1·ntn I < In 111r q'"' 11 .
"'lll'f'> and marine hk and akrt\ng
thl' puhl1c and other agt•nc1es to
pollu11on problems.
I erguson also asked lor a list of
agt·nues that ha ve the ah1hl) lo enact
la"'' to prohi bit actions of other
agent 1es that could ad"crsely affect
the bav.
In a list compiled several weeks
ago Fergu son ·s offi ce d1!.Co~red
1he rl' are more than a dozen agtlft'cte\
wncerned wit h preservatton of the
l ppt.'r Bay.
rhc\ include the En vironmental
l'ro teci1on .\gene). the Coast G uard.
the \late Regional Water Q,uaht)
< ontrol Board. the state Department
of fish and Game. the Cahfornaa
Coastal Commtss1on, the county
Health Care Agenl y and En ·
'1ronmcntal Manage ment Agenc)
and local c111es
UNITED •• ~
FrbmAl
\llld local SNVICC appear~ 10 be
unaffected.
"For thl' mo'>t pan. the airli nes
that -.crvc thc a1rpon serve a
different market than lJnlled ."
Ko1ak sa id th•~ morning. "Unit-
ed 1\ more of a Io na-haul airline
and II\ passenge" will probably
swlt'h 10 \1m1lar a1rhncs in Los
i\ngele<J.
"Ba~cd on that. we foresee no
\1,in1firnnt impact here "
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Seniors' fitness
prograni slated
En.tnes. are still being acceptw for the Scniol'
Olympics fitness Proaram to be held Saturday and
Sunday at th~ pas\s C~nter in Corona del ~r.
. Compct111on 1s divided into seven age group-
ings from 50 to over 80 and the fee 1s S 1 for each
event and S2.50 ~or three or more events. Call Neel ~uell at t~e Emerttus Institute at 241-6159 for more infonnatton.
.llarlae art •IJo• tonight
Mor.e t~an 209 pie~cs of an by international
award wmn1ng artists will be featured at the ninth ann.u~I Manne .Corps Helicopter Air Station art
exh.ib1 t and au~11on to be held toni~t.
. The art ~·II be exhibited begmning at 6 p.m.
with the auction to begin ar 7:30. Proceeds will
benefit the Na' y RcliefSoc1cty. The public 1s invited to attend.
Jualor tettnl• tourney .et
Studr nts attendmg Laguna Beach and
Capistrano schools are ehg1blc to participate 1n a
Junior Tennis Tournament sponsored b> the·
Laguna Beach Recreation Department Saturday and Sunda).
Single\ and doubles ca tegories are offered m
elementary. intl'rmediate and high !.rhool d1 vis1ons Reg1~tra11on info rmation 1s available at 497-3311.
ext.-01.
Book •le •t LB llbrary
The Laguna. Beach Fnends of the Library arc
hosttng a book sale from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturda}
and Sunday at the library. 363 Glenneyre St.
Used books. magazines and rcrnrds wi ll be for
sale during the annual event.
Dlme. fundral•er ln Vlejo
Thr Phi Zeta Tau sorority of UC Irvine and the
M1ss1on VieJO Mall w1J I sponsor a March of Dimes
Telethon fund-raising event this weekend.
The group will sell "m v1s1ble fish" in the mall
wath proceeds to be used for research on birth •
defects. Call Lisa Nakata at 786-5638 for further
information. ·
Hypnosls workahop at UCI
The Women's Opportunities Center at UC
Irvine Extension will cond uct a· workshop on seU~
hypnosis aturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 1n Room
220of1heSoc1al c1ence Tow1.>'ron the UCI campu<,.
·-The workshop 1s designed to offer a 1001 for self-
rela:'ation and self-motivation. according 10 Helen
Lonng and G loria Sklansk}. who will condun tht'
session. The fee i'I $20 and further information 1c:.
a vailable at 856-7128.
Chorale jog• for funds
The Orange County Master Chorale will stagl'
its fourth annual walk·Jog-crawl-a-thon Saturda)' a1
TeWinkle Pari.. 1n Costa Mesa
The e\l'nl will begin at 11 :37 a.m. as chorak
members. patrons and fri ends a11emp1 to ra1sC'
$30,000 for Master Chorale programming needs.
Call the ehorak at 535-0 I 53 for further 1nformat1on.
Hlspanlc film Int slated
Alberto Issac. directo r of the I nstituto Nac1onal
Mexicano de Cinema1ografia. will be the kevnotl'
speaker Saturday at a llC Irvine confrrcnl'c
e.xa m1nmg new·d1rcc11ons 1n H1spa~1c film~
The seminar \\1lrhc held from 8 JO .1 m 111 ti
p.m at thl· Vnl\('r<>ll > Centn Hen ta~l' R11om. <all
856-66 l~ or IS56-7163 for lurthr r 1nlormat1on and
luncheon reservati ons.
Streu ~ork•hop at OCC
1 A workshop on releasing stres~ and enJO\ 1 ng l1ll'
will be offered Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon 1n
Roo~ 113 of the Counseli ng and Adm1ss1ons
Building of Orange Coast College 1n Costa Mesa.
Soc1olog) and psycbology anmuc.tor ,Shirlc}'
lam pen will lead the seminar. which ca m es a $IO
entry fee . Call 432-5880 for funhcr details.
Friday, May 17
No meetings 1clted1led
Monday, May 20
• 4 p.m .. Irvlae Flaaace Commission. Cit)
Council C hambers. 17200 Jamboree Blvd.
PoucE Loe
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Fountain Valley poUce officer• picket at the Join Powen Tratntnc Center.
Valley cops claim victory
over outside hiring policy
Pickets change minds of other applicants
fo r lieutenant's position on city poltce force
By ROBERT BARKER
Of the Detty '1lot l teff
Nl·arl ) SOu tl -tlut} Fountain \'allq
pohCl' offitW\ \\alkcd a"a~ from a
picket line l'arl~ toda> cla1m1ng
\ 1t101"\ mer l'tl\ adm1 n1strator\
Poll.Cl' a!>'><K1a11on leader' dl·clarl·tl
thl'} had won Round No I "hen th\'
la-.1 t"'o "ou1s1dc" cand1datc'> tor J
lil•utenant's pos1t1on on the Fountain
V11llt:} force walked 3\\3~ .tx.-fon..· a
sched uled all-da) JOb in ten •l'''. al.
rnrd1ng to Kl'' in Mc· Keen' n. prc\1·
dent of thl· Fountain Valk' Polin·
Officers .\!>~Oc1at1on. ·
Thl' con1rov1.•rs' ha' \w1rkd 1n
flOl1n· ran I.\ '>1nCl' ( 11) Managl•r Jud \ Kdse~ announced <,h(' \\Ould seek
rnntl1~latl·s from outside the local
pol Ill' department to compete for the
Job "'llh Fountain Valley sergeants
In a bnefpress release. Kelse) ..aid
1oda~ ~he changed the hmng
prcxcdure~ to attract the most quali·
fil·d c:ind1da1es.
But McKl·won and other'> 1n the
Police Officers o\ssoc1at1on claimed
that the change would limit chances
of advancement for lo} al and qua Ii·
tied personnel serving 1n the small
depanment that already doe~n·1 offer
much chances fo r promotion.
McKeown said the propo~al I'> a
"slap in the face" to local officers and
that .th e depa rtment has many C\·
penenced and qualified sergeant~.
Thr poller union ha~ ti led sutt
against the cit}' A coun date 1s ~lated
.lune 4.
Seven .. in-house·· sergeants and
three sergeanb from other depan-
ments were scheduled to panic1pate
in da}'-long 1n1.:n 1e\\s toda} at the
Joint Po\.\ers Training Center 1n
Hunungton Beach •
One outside candidate dropped out
ot the compc1111on Thursda} and the
remaining t\\O departed after en·
countd1ng the picket hne according
10 McKro\\n
.. The) apolog1Led and said the~
didn't \\ant 10 d is rupt promotions 1n
our depanment. ·· Mc Keown \31d
The Fountain Valle\ olllcers were
pn.'' cnll'd b> the staie penal code
trom pu:keting in thc1r uniforms and
wal ked the line at the Gothard treet
loca11o n in Cl\ 1han clothing.
OC man guilty in gay slaying
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A 24-year-old Orange
County man unexpectedly pleaded gultty to
second-degree murder In the slaying of a male
prostitute and was promptly sentenced to prison
for 15 years to Ute.
Thomas L. Canup entered his plea Wednesday
shortly before hie murder trial was scheduled to
begin. His was to be the first of four relatedtrtalt of
men.accused In severaJ homosexual mur~: ~
Authorities aU•o• that a group h•ded by
Sonny Godfrey, 42, of Hottywood let out to purge
Santa Monica Boutewwd of rMle prodtut•.
Godfrey la charged wtth thr• murders -Andrew
Lawrence Foster. Wiiiiam Henning and cane.
Pena.
Superior Court Judge Aurelio Munoz Immedi-
ately sentenced Canup. Terms of Canup's plea do
not require him to testify at the upcoming trials.
Godfrey w~ a. former .mQ.tef cterk With whOm
Foster ilfegedty had once had a homOMXuat
relatfonshlp. Authorities believe that Foster had
been Involved In a dtapute over money taken in a
motet robbery.
TEACHERS UPSET OVERT ALKS •• ~
From Al
percent tnl'rl'U't' .ind thl' tl':tl'hers g111
an offt'r ol onl} I pcrcl•nt tha t w ulc.l
mean that the gi.1} \\ho \\Ori.~ un lhl'
<;prinklers on the foothall fkld ic;
regardl.'d a' ha\ ing tlHel' llnll'' thl·
'aluc oftcachl'f' Di~trlc-t olttt'tfth fut"" ni"i~a1..cJ
the a.nil' tu J J JA'rLcnt ulkr J nd .1 '\
pcrrent ofkr tor lhl· \Cl mHI w J r
Rut tl.'.llhl·r,,m· hall.1ng The, "·Int
a 5 pcrn·nt 1nlrl.',l\l' from I-ch ·1 Jnd
11) l·hangl· thl· u>ntral t·, l'\p1rat1un
d.He tn Junl.' lll ut thl\ \l.'Jr fhc\ 'd
likl· to Jcla' lll'g1111at1un~ for lhl· n~·\t
\r:u until thl'\ \CC "hat ~ind of
mone) the J"t.rn t "ill g1.·t from thl·
'>13tc. T earha k·Jlkr' al,11 \\JOI w
fo rce all teal hl'r' to pa\ un1011 J ul'' -
.1hout S '5(1 .1 ~l':tr tnr l.1h111 rqm·wn·
tat1011
'\cott da111h that dl\trtct n:prl'\l'O·
tall\ l'~ ha\ l' la1k d to nl·go11:1te
"The) sa). 'hl·n:\ ''hat \l.l' ha' l' IO
olTa Take i1 or lca''l' 11 • Thl·rc·., no
gin· and tal.c ·· .
Tru~tee Smith said hoth 'lltle' get
.!tapped 10 tbc ntgQtU!ltOA p rtKt•<,.\
.. Thr~ lOml· 111 high aml "l' l:lml' in
lo" .\s thl' ncgo11at1on' draggl·d on
1 1al ~s opcnl·d last NoH·m~·n thl'
teachers sta)l'd a 1111lc h1ghn Jntl "l'
sa~eda l111lc lo"er 11·-.1al.ing n11m1h'
and 11·s causing a lo t of 111 '"ill
"\\. e nt"cd to t'\plore other a' enun
Before bargaining. ma) be we ought to
decide "'hat "e can do and make that
offer in thl' beginning to \ho" g1111d
la11h Pl'rhap' both s1dl'\ shnuld !(ll
lhl' mountain' 11r a h1Hl'I for thrl'l'
da" or '>Oto rl'al"h agrl'l'Oll'nt
··I hcrl"' nL' tlnuht 1h:i1 the I
pt•rt'l'nt offl'r for thrl'l' month., "a' a
publlr rcla11ons d .sa~ter." Smith s.11d.
But te:irher<> almost cenainh had to
KOU\\ thl'\ 'd rl'U'I\ l' di least a \
Pl'rCl'nt oiler herau'>e that's "hat all
lb · olh.i.:.r.)-gul. hi: !>aid
<;l on lhl'.' tra<1rr of l hc n-acti~
un111n 'J1d that hl· 100 fa,of\
nqt11l1Jt1un' that \\l•uld dear oh,ta·
lil'' in J hurl"\ ·
"iloll lJll\ 11 .. lltnl1lia11on \\tn·\\1n
harga1n1ng ..
"fJlh \ltll· ">huultl si t do"n for
lOnl'l'ntratl·d tall.' IJ\ er a lertain
fll'nO\.l of11nw "he .. aid ··~egot1a1ors
shoulJ tir'1 linJ 1H1t "·hat 1<><;Ul''> thl'\
ran .1~fl'l' on .ind l'Jl·h nul.l· lOOl·
(1rtlllll\l'' \0 th.JI thl'\ l:.111 Jfrl\l' JI
m1JJk ~m1untl ··
NB museum
opening with-:
local artifacts
,
'
If ROBERT HYNDMAN .................
A natural history museum featunna fouil~' ~
artifacts collected in Oranae County opens Saturday U.
Newport Beach. '
The.,opcn house for the Natural HistoryCenterwiltbt
held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The cent¢r is in the former
Eastbluff Elementary School at 2627 Vista del Oro.
The muieum. supported by tbi NatunJ KiMof'y
Foundation of Orange County. will bt open tO \be pubfir
on a reaular basts within the nellt few'weeki.
While the non-profit orpniza11on was founded i•
I 974. 11 has never btfo{e found one location to bouee all iu
acti v1t1es. accord1n1 to spokeswoman Jackie Walden.
"Our offices were at Sky Park Circle in Irvine and our
lab was 1n Costa Mesa." Walden said. "Unul now,~~
a museum wtthout walls."
The 6.000-square-foot museum will house the fossil
and artifact collection. Other act1 v1t1es at the museum wiU
include a lectures scne!I. a docent program. fossil digs and
children ·s educational program~
.\ccording to Walden. thr new locatton will help tht'
:-.latural H1ston Foundation attract more fossils usv
earthed 1n the count)
Much of the fossil and amfac1 collC<"t1o n tncludes
Items donated b) de-..elopers who unearthed them while
grading for construction. '
The M1ss1on VieJo Co. recent!) donated 11sexh1bit for
display at the cen ter.
The museum also ha!> a huge tyrannosaurus rex
dinosaur fossi l found in Montana -one of the few
artifacts from outside Orange Count).
.\ laboratory at the museum allows fossils 10 bc
prepared for d11pla) while a museum store that sell~
1ewelry. handcrafted and educational nems help support
the center. Walden said
The Natural H1stol) Foundauon of Orange County is
supported b) donations and its membership of about SOO.
A board of d1rC<"tors leads its activities.
For more 1nforma11on on the foundauon. the
museum and the grand opening. call 640-7120.
Marines host
Armed Forces
Day benefit
8) PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of .... Delly Ne! .....
The Good)car blimp. m1hta0 aucraft. class1l cars
and USO en1cn a1ners \\Ill be featured unda\ at the
annual .\rmed Forct•c:. Da~ celebra tion conducted b) the
Manne Corps .\ir ta11on at Tustin
Gates at\ alenc1a and Red Hill a'enues v.111open 10
the public al - a m .\ctl\ 111es run through ~·I; p.m and
adm1 ss1on ''tree
Rcfre hmcnt!> and SOU\en1r'> v.111 be a'a1labk ..11
conc-e~s1on '>lands. \\Ith prtxeed.., benelittrng the 'a'\
Relief Soc1c1' v.h1 h a~s1<ot<, \lannl'S sailor\ and th~r
fam1hrs ·
The CH'nt '"di bc.·g1n v.11h 5 ~ dnJ 111~ racei..
be&• n n ing a 1 x ,1 m and JO p m r~·sper11' 'h .\ pan ai.i:
breal.fac;t and :i J .,h1n an.• 1ndudctl 1n thl' ran· c.>ntr\ U:c ~pcrtatnr' lan ..tl,11 t•n1\n thl' 11anc:i h· ~rl·al-.tast fi1r Si
l'Jl h
£ n1atJ1na' 1r11m thl· 811~ It. •rx I l11l1"'''11d l \0
'ho" \\Ill perform JI 11 30 J m ..inJ \ p m Thl' Lo'
.\ngelt'!> ChpPl'r\ < hl·erkadl'r' "Ill 1..11.l" ran 1n lhl'
morn ing sho". "'h1k thl' Dc'l'n Danl"l'r' "di tx· tcaturcd
1n thl' aftt:rnl'll.>n
TV') .. .\1r \.\nil" hd1\11r1n ..ind the ( •l'nnal Lee l.'ar
from .. Tht: Du kl''> of HJ/ 1ard .. "111 tx· on 'll'\\. Jlong "1th
\ in tagt· airn:if1 and nH>r\' th.in i1M l \ l.1,~1l l'..tr" ~ llm11eJ
numbc.·r ot ride' on thl' ( 1ood~ l'Jr tihmp \\ tll ~·offered.
~l.'11' •lit''" 111alsu1nd udl' tac11cal helll.'opter dem on-
o;tra1 1ons. rad1o·<'Ontrolled model a1rpla nl' fl ights. per·
formJnll'' b' thl· 3rd '-1anne ~1rrraf1 W ing Band and
wur'> of thl' Tu-.11n ha.,l··, hl\t11m I .. h.foo1-h1gh blimp
han~r
B ru.w'iflll" v..tll-bc.l\cla xbrnuihout lb> da'I-&rent!
pnH''" 1ll 1nl lulk J \hn r11k1 I 11 P•• kup JnJ a i...en"OOJ-
' 1dl'll fl'uirJn 0 thl·r Pfll\'' 1ndutll' J motor\COOter
Jl'"dn .1 mil rt> uilor .omruta 'hl1pr1ng -.prt•e and :i
\\l'l'~l·nJ 111r '"" Jt a "i.tn Franu"'" h11tl·I
fhe T us11n ba!.t• "ill ab1l wnJul t 11\ ninth annual an
l'\h1b11 and aur t1on 1on1gh1 t\1 henl'lit tht: 'a'' Rehel
°'tKll't' The auction to ht· hcld at thl· Tustin Otlicers·
( luh I' o[lt'n to the puhlll
\h1rl' than ~on pll'l'l'' h' ,)\lJr,f "inning an1,h \l Ill ht•
ll'atured 1 ht· piel·e, '""' ~· nh1ti11l·J lr1 •m ~ 11 m w -IP
11 m \I. llh thl' aul 1111n hqpnn1ng at -;, , E..tl h \\1\f~ 1,
tr..1nwJ .ind .11u1mp.1n1l'll tn .1 •l'rt111,;:i1,· "' .ll1ttwn11, II\
Mugger takes romance
out of walk in Mesa park
I .11r'1lk
.\huut S 1Ht l \\11rth 11f ll'"d" "·''
'tnkn from .1 11•,1dl'lll•' on \l,111-
1an11a
Lacuna Beach
Polin· arrl''ll'd '"'' rtll'n I hur,dJ'
1111 ~u~p1non of 1 ul11' .111 ng man'.
1uana .\rrl'\ll'd .11 .111 c hgl1tld ( ourt
fl'\ldl·nre \I. l'r\· . \'I.in r ugl'lll' R 1ber:i.
'7 and ( hmto(1hl·r t \\ llll'll I~
Huntington Beach
'\1'llll'1111l' o;mJ,twJ a ttlJ" J1>lll 111
hurglart/l' thl' ~un Paint 'l\Ht· '1'4/\
Edinger .\\l' latl' Thur,dJ\ or earl\
toda' T hl· Im' indudl'd $10.., 1 n, .l'I'
• • •• .\ '' 1nd11" "a" hmi..cn l\i hur~lantl \f 1 ~t··, l 14u\1r ~~~I \.\Jrnl•r \\l'
pohn· k.1rnl·J l'arh H'll.iJ\ -\tl<it11 ~'
"a' ,,,1kn Jrom a '1Jl•o ttJ1111·
malh1ne
"''"'"' rt'p1•lll'd 111111,d.1' 1h.11 .1
,1.,,111·h.1.1nt "••rtlt '!.l .!11 h.1d tx·1•11
'111kn fn1111 .in •'l'l'n )t.1r.1>?l' . . .
I \\\I Ol'\ l..l.11..~·, \\tlrth f 1 ~)11 \\l'rl'
ll'J1'1r\l•d 'tokn I hur,J." Imm T' rel
k\\l'ln :'-r•I \ t'nln
\ \\1·~·1 Url'.ld Jd11l'r' 1ru1~ "J'
ti11r~l.·n1l'lf I hur,d;1\ .11 -2' I \\ Jrnl'I
.\' 1• Thl· h 1" '"' hi.kd hr11u n ll''
\\\lrth $ 14 J r.1J111 \l.1trth ''Ill JOJ J
, al, ul.11\1r \\\1rth I ~
<\ 30-~ car-old Corona dcl Mar man
"as robbed of his car kq sand $800 at
a Costa Mesa park. where he was
lured early Thursday morning by a
woman he met at a local bar. pohc<'
'31d
Ricky Thomas Torreo; told officers
that he was attacked from behind b> a
man about 12:30 a.m. while walking
with a woman at Vista Park. 1200
Newport Beach
A 43-foot yacht was stripped of S 1.849 worth of possessions includ-
ing st marine radio, life jackets. books.
dishes. pillows. a Oare pistol and
silverware. The looting apparently
took place of a year's 11me. The boa1 1
docked ofT the 3400 hlock of Via
Oporto. • • • A rursc con1a101na SQ6 wonh of
gOhd was stolen from an unlockrd
desk In a doctor's offic-e on the .\00
block of Placcn1U1. • • • S 140 ~kateboard was stolen from
the 400 hlock of East Balboa
Roulcvard • • • A paacr. a wallet. a aold chain and
clothma was stolen from a Mcrt'cde!I
Bcn1 parked near the intersttt1on of
I 4th Strttl ilnd Bllbol Boulevard..
fhc loss ca me to S 1.013. • • • Ncnrl)' $37.000 wonh of JC\\><"lf)
wn<s stolen frl1 n' a hou~ o n thl' I H(Xl
V 1cton a Plac<'
To~s ml't thl' 11n1dcnt1lil·d
woman at a l<x·al t.l\l'ln \1 hl'1
suggestion. !he~ dro' l' tu lhl' pari.. amJ
walked tu somt• bent·hl'" :11 tht· \\l'\I
cnd of the s1 tc. po Ill(' rl'l'J>llrtl'd
\\'hile returning to thl' l'ar hl' "·"
struck se'cral time!> on thl· hl'.ld .ind
knocked to the ground h' a rnhh1:1
\\hO took Torn·s· i..l·~., and \l.alll'I
block of Toyon Lanl· J he mon· th:in
40 pieces of Jl'wel r} Wl'rl' storc·cl 1n n
bug. PohcC' said there wt•rl' no 111gn'i 1>f
for 1·d cntl). • • • •\ S650 mannl· radw '"a' 'toko
fro m a JS-foot ~a1lhoa1 dnckC(J ufflhl·
2600 hlotk nf Wel\t C'oa'it High":\' • • • Thc-dn\l' rnntrol unit from un
de' ator was rl'Jl(lrtl·ll 'llt1kn al thc
Mamou Hotel "' Nl'" ix>rt C'!t•ntl'r
The unit has a \ alul' ors I . I 00
Co.ta Me.a
< ar phone antl·nn.1' .ind a huntinti.
knife. all worth S ~05. \\t're r\'~lnl'd
\lolen from the Neighborhood Shop-
p1n1 Ccn1c r. 400 E 17th 'it ... nml'·
time between 2:.'0 p m Sunda\ and
7 '0 am Monda). lntf) app.1r;:ntl\
w3~ mad<' through an unlocked
window • • • A pu:kul\ 1ru('k al 'iun ( h1rl ~ol.1r
H en Harho1 1-\h d .. w,,, hurglan1l'd
\(1met1me bl•t\\et•n ~ p 111 Mclndih _____ , _______________ ., _____ _
l hl' r11htx·r. de<>l ntx·d JS "'hue. ~.,
\l'ilr\ old ' feet I< indll'~ tall. 1.,5
p1,un1h "''" hlond ha11 wa' seen
runni ng. 111v.dfd tht' hlull;., on th~
11111\~1n' of lhl' pa1~
l mrn 111h.I [ll1l1l ~· thill hl' did not
kr)c)\\ "hen· thl' \\Oman \\l'OI Shl'
\l.:t,dl·,,·nb\.·d.1~\\}llll' 2'war'>old. ~
kl'l b tnlht''> lJll I 15 [ll1u nJ,,
.ind 7 a Ill f ul'\tl:J\ 1n an attempt tu
rl'mO' c thl· ti' l'·!lf'X'l'd manual tran'I·
m1s111o n Fntf) \\:I\ madc h~ remo'.
1ng the n.-:ir wi ndow • • • \ "al kl '"a!I reported ~tokn from
an llpt•n pur'>t.' tx·lo nging to a shOPPl'r
at l\outh Coa<;t Plata. tx·t"l'Cn I I 45
a m and 12· I 5 p.m. Thurn!O\ I he lo~~ \\ii\ c~11ma ted at SM. 1nd uJintt
$21 cash • • • J hl' d n\ l'r'' \Ide \\ 1nJo" to il car
r,arkcJ JI I 4'1.lnl rn l llgh St·hool. ~ \00
'l.1n·nt1d \\l'. "n' hroken \l.h 1k thl'
ll\\llt'r "•" .llll'OdlOJ night l 13\\<'C:..
ht'l\\l'l'n ti \() pm anti \) rm TUC\•
d,I\
lnlne
\ ll'J hll \\ k "llrth ks'> than S21lll
"·" ~tokn lrnm 11\ rc.,11ng sf)<"lt on ~l'\t 't al~ l UOP. • • • \ ' 11ICC1 c.l'~tt\' r«ord<·t and
\lt.'ll'CI l'ljlllJ)Oll'OI W\ltth about s 1.000
"·'' '111k11 ln11n n n·<11Jrnl·t• on
• • • -\hout S,1111 in ,a,h .ind J SIOO
t"lwt'k ''TI't' ~kn trnm ~ 'louth ( ro~t
llt[th\\J\ rl''llil'fhl' \\ l'lhll'\J3\ l'\ l'·
ning °'horlh .1t1\·r th,11 hurglan $~'\
"a' tal.l·n lrom '"'' 11ur\1.'' .11 J
m•ightior"· fl''ldl'll1 l' ttw '1, 11m' told
11ohcr . . .
\ 'Chldl' hui~l.1r' ''..I' n•ponl·d \\.l•dnl·'tlla~ mMn1n~ 1111 '\i..\ltnl'
Dme. hut thl' ""' hJd 'l't 10 hi.•
dl·tcrm1ned • • • P1ll11.'l' :\rrntl'\I Pan1Jk1111 \kJ1na
IKIJado. ~.'. 11n .. u,111c11l11 111 dn ' ing
under thl' 1ntlul·nn· of ;1kohol
Delgado wa11 'tnpf)C'd cnrh \\ 1.•d ne.;-
d:i~ un l 1.·tt1nn 'ltrl'l'I ,ll 'luuth < l•<\\I
H1gh\\3\ • • • ()Oiler' l'l''IP<>Odl•J Ill fl'J"l\lnl ,,, ,\
Prl1" kr la te \\. l·dnl·'i<la' nn Rar·
nu udu \\ "' hut "<'rt' unJtilc II' ll'll:.1tl'
JO\ \U'lpt'\ I\ ••• PoliH' .1rrn1cd \.11nn () I nlkr.
hill ~I anJ P.1111 \ l n.t1·1h1ll 1. 1in
'us p1l 10n ot J'l\l\W\\tr'll m. flJu.lna
ThC' l 1nderh1ll' \\l.'fl' .1nt•,11·l.I 1 hut'
dn' along thl' 200 hhx k M Thalia
"trt"\'I • • • Pohll' arrr'ited R1rhnnJ \\
.\u1u!it1nr, ~~. on \u,J)1l 1on ut dr1'
mf undtr thr innu~ nf ul\"tlhl'I
<\u1u1111nC' \.\3\ \t1lpf't'd t'Mh Thur'
dn' on Rhll'h1r1I < anH1n and 'nuth
C'<la\I H 1~h'"•'
• • • ~ ntl'nn~ thrnugh il lo<"i..l·d ,hJintt
gta .. ~ <lut)f. 'll'llWont hurgl.l1111·J .1
h11nw 1 hu r-..IJ\ on thl' ~.,no hhx ~ 111
'\tarJu,1 \ ~·dn'l\1m "a .. ran"'' l..l•J
Jntl '11k1• l'qu1pnwn1 \\11nh I ~ \1
\.\3' <,tukn • • • .\ rc,11kn1 ol th1· "-'110 hh11. ~ 11f
~ 'ml·onc c:.m.l'>hC'd ,1 "1ndfl" "' 1>11r~l.1n/l' .1 h•lnll' ,111 thl· I t121lu hh>, I..
111 t...1m .1 rl'\ldt·nt rl'p-:11 !l·J Thur,,t.1'
J tw lo" c'11nu1ed .11 morr 1h.1n
I '0 1ndulkd .1 r1'\ 111' er .rnd .1n
.1u111m:i111 111,tol
Newport store bandit
may be easy to track
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.. Ofanoe Cout OAILV PILOT/Frldey, Mey 17, 1985
United pilots trigger airport turmoil
Despite end of service at 89 airports. airline
o continue its flt htsWlih non·unton ptlots
8)' .._ A1Melated Pre11
Union pilots struck United Air·
lines today, stranding passengers and
forcina the nation's largest air earner
to bait service to 89 a1rpons and
severely cut bacl( flights at man>
others. United vowed to continue
flying with non-un ion pilots.
Talks between the company and
the Air Li ne Rilots Association.,
mectin& with federal mediators. had
stalled over Unitce's proposal to pay
beginning pilots at a lower scale than
the one currently in effect. •
Negotiators met in Boston on
Thursday for a fifth straight day and
continued until about 11 :30 p.m.
PDT today. No new talks wrJ"e
scheduled. ·
And negotiators for the Chicag~
based union were to leave Beston th as
afternoon on an ~merican Ai rlines
flight for Chicago. "We're available at
any time. an) place. to talk to them."
said spokesman Sam O'Dan1el.
"I don't really know where we go
from here." said Meredith Ruel.
spokesman for 1hc mediators. "But
we are going to try like hell to get them
back l6gether as soon as possible."
After the midnight deadline by
Unitcd's 5.300 pilots passed. picket
lines went up 1~Ch1cago. Cleveland.
San Francisco. Denver, Ponland.
Ore.; Honolulu, Los Angeles. Wash·
ington. D.C' .. Newark. N.J .. Boston
I
Orange County's·
easy
listening
radio station
KDCM
tD!l.I
FM SIERED
and Scaule It 1s the airline's first pilot
strike $incc 1951.
"Most of us havt> made prep-
arations to sta¥ out for a Iona time 1f
necessary." ssud Oou&las Nolkcr. a
OC-IOp1lol. "We're a un ited group of
pilots like I have never seen in my 18
years al nalc•' •·
"I expect to see at least 98 percent of
the United pilots honor the picket
hne." Nolker said.
Even ~fore the stnkc. United
canceled 155 flights. about I 0 percent
of the airline's system. because piloh
called in ick al higher than thl'
normal rate. said Chuck Novak. a
spokesman for the C'h1cago-bascd
airY,ne.
.:.!.lln1ted "irlincs. in the fal'l' of a
strike. Mil continue daily opcr:it1ons.
Opt'ra11ons 1n1tially are scheduled to
serve 50 a1 rports. and we wi II tl·m por-
an h d1sconl1nue c;en 1Cl' at 89." No~ak said.
"Th(• foc us of the \l'rv ire" 111 be on
maJOr hub airpon!> 1n Chicago and
Denver." 1th service flowing tltruugh
those hubs." Novak said.
.\mencan '\irlines. a co mpetitor.
said 11 ha' 11µlalled o.tra computa
terminal!> and phom· • number~.
canceled vac:111ons anti act·ekratl'd
training to hdp mel"l the e ·!)«led
demand from United customer\,
At many ai~pons where United was
continuing flaaht s. schedu les were
severely curt1ulcd. Al Cleveland
Hopkin!! International Airport. for
example. United revised its normal
schcdukof55amval anddcp:inurc~
daily to four flights a day. all to
C'h1cago. Fi ve flights wen: scheduled
from Washington C O.C ) National
Airport. 1nstcad·of the usual 16. but
th(• first was cancckd for lack of·
As. pickets toted s1ans outside the
term anal at Los Angeles lnlernatiooal
.\irPort. United eitccut1ve Alan KJine
said United will work with other
airlines to ensure that fl1ghl plans of
passengers will not be compromised.
"I made these travel arrangement~
manpower. -a month ago and I don't know what
Pilots still wearing uni forms began I'm going to do if I miss my
picketing after 9 p.m. PDT in Seattle, connection. in New York." said Los
where a 9:25 p.m. flight was canceled Angele resident Lydia Delarosa. who
and pas\Cngers mobbed lhe United wa!> en route from Los Angeles to
ticket t·ounter. Telephone lines were Europe. ·
Jammed 1n many c1l1es as a1rhne "I've bcen try mg to reach the
worker\ tried to get passengers re· airJine since last night I haven't been
routed . able to," said Daniel Cubik of
"Our phone lines. have been Stanford. ( ·onn .. strande*oday at
Jammed. and about 95 percent of LaGuardrn 1rport 10 w York.
them ha vl' been about this. (stnke).... "No" we gel to the airpor al ten after
said Ron K}l cs.. supervisor of Unit· one this morning and no one came
ed's Sl·attlc reservations office. out here to eitplain 10 us what was
"We've been advising them to hold going on a.tall. Now (at 7 a.m.) we're
onto tht·ir tickets. and we'll inform on a hnc Six difTerent flights were
them of a new schedule." He ~1d canceled. one at a time. Now we have
11C'ket-holdcr'i wo ulcl bl· protected h~ two pt"oplc· working up here. They
ri.'-rout1ng or re-hooking. don·1 evl·n know what's going on."
-----------------------Since Monda\. the airline and the
ALPA negotiators have focu!>Cd on
L'n11cd 's proposal to stan new pilots
at S2 I .60<) a year. instead of the
current $22.452. and to s.low their
raise'>. n1ted t'a ptains. with 20 years'
flying cxpenencc make up to
SI 52.000 a year.
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Specl•ls 16.9S .
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lln11ccl has said 11 must stan pilots
at lower salaries lo compete with
other airline~ who pay their top-scale
pilo1s much less than United -about
S75.000 a year.
But the pilots argued that a two-tier
sys.1cm will create anger and an1mos1-
ty 1n the c:ockpit. ·
"It's a degradation of safet)." said
Sam o ·oan1cl. a Boeing 727 captain
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New waste
agency
pushed by
governor
"iAC~.\MENTO (AP) -Uov.
George l)cukmeJian has subm11ted to
the u·gislature his plan to create a
new ~tnte Department of Waste
Management.
Unless the Legislature acts within
60 days from lhursday to halt the
proposal. the reorganization aulo-
maucally 1akc!>, place. and the new
agency would stan operations qec. I.
The plan would leave protecuon of .
California's surface and underground
water supplies under the current
JUrisdic11on of the statewide and
regional \t:ltc Watrr Rl·sources Con.
trol Boards. but most 01her waste
managC"ment programs would ~
consolidated in the new agency.
The 299-pagc proposal would
1ransfcr about 700 c·mployeci. from a
do1cn ex1st1ng i.tatr agerKll'S into the
new dt"partmcn1. which would have a
$1 & I mllhon annual budgl'l to rl·gu·
late and clean up toxic dumps. pick
new'd1sposal s11es and de,elop new
toxic and non-toxic waste manage·
ment technologies.
The proposed rcorgan1za11on was
announced by Deukmcj1an in Janu·
ary and 'lu bmittcd in March to 1he-
Commiss1on on California Slate
Govern men I Organization and Econ·
om). als.o ca lled the Little Hoover
Comm1ss1on.
The plan formal!) \Ubm 111cd
Thursday 1s almost 1dent1cal to the
March plan. The maJor change from
tha1 plan 1s elevation of the dcpan-
menl to cabinet level.
'A reorgan11a11on plan subm1t1cd by
1he governor can he: Vl'IOCd bv the
LeR1slaturc.
A11
LANDERS
Mankind's
emotional
problems
unchanged
Dear i\nn Landers: Ren·ntl\ I
lin1shed reading a novrl about·
Europe in the 16th cen1ury. It
de-;cnlx·d lhl' C'ond111on\ under which
pcopll' li ved: I hl· hatred. susp1c1011.
crul'l t). rcl1g111u'> pcr'iecut 1nn. IC>rtur-
ou' pu nl\hml'nl. hrutaltt~ toY.ard
· l h1ldren and lhl' eldi:rh
It aho lk\cr1hl:d q lldcm1l ' 111
'>) phtl1 s and gonorrhea fo r which
thcre wcrl' norure'i. Ever) one feared
the'>C '>COurgc' and 1hcy '>howcd up 1n
th e best offam1hcc;. 1 he number of
lllcjt1t1matc h1nh\ wa\ high. although
man) women used '>mall p1ecec; of
'ipongc soaked 1n' incgar for birth
control
Herc 111., 1985. and in America. the
richest and most envied countr) in
th e world. we are plagued with herpes,
AIDS and toxic shock syndrome. One
out of every fi ,re babies as horn out of
'Wcdloclrand t.hereare"lnulhon
abort ion.. a' car. not counting lhl·
Ont'\ performed 1 n \C'l fl't
<\lcohol 1\a maJor health problem
and drugahu!ic 1scq~r}" hC're. The
hom1c1dc rate 1n the United \tate'> •~
thl' highest in the world because every
nut and his brother has a gun.
The two superpowers arc 'ipcnd1ng
thcmsel,c-i broke in a race to see who
can have the tl1ggest and mo'il
1mpress1 ve arsenal of weapons for
destruction.
I
People arc \tarving w death 1n
<\fnca becauseofovcrpopulat1un .1h1:
tern hie drought and 1g11orancl' rl'·
gard1ng modcrn-da ~ agnrnlturl' I mctho<.h I Tl'll U\, .\nn Lander\. do> ou
believe we have made an) progress in
I the last 4()() years'>-Old Ken tuck)
H1ll b1ll).
Oe1rOld Kentucky: You don't
sound llkea blllbllly to me. Your
letter raises some cballen1ln11oclo-
loglcal 1nd pltllo1opblcal questions. I
decided to turn to one of tbe country's
best soclolo1l1t1 and p'-Uosopbers,
tbe eolumalst Sydeey Harrll. Harris
provided me wlm tbl1 u1wer:
"There ls ID old Freacb 1ayla1.
'Tbe more tbln11 cban,e, tbe more
llaey remain tbe same.
"There can be no doubt tbat tbe
bumH coadltlon 11 far superior today
tbu tllat of tbe l ltb eeat.ry, botll In a
plly1lcal u4 1oclal 1ease. B•t U1e
same emoUoaal ud moral problems
pla1ue mankind. Tiit)' take different
form1, llowe\ltr, la dlfferat pertocl1.
So -wlllle we may laave pro1re11ed
ID one area, we 1taad 1tlll or
rt tro1re11 Ip otller1.
'"neoloeltH attribute tllll1 to wlllat
tlley eall 'ort11u11i.,• ud all tlaat I
cu ad4 l1 tlaat ~re 1eem1 to be
aotlll•1'ort,Wl'1bout It." • • • Dear Ann Land~s: I am engaged l<>
marry a wonderful youna man wllt.o 1s
in mcdkal school. For the last two
years, "Lto" and ~vcral of his fnend~
hnve been contributors toa sperm
bank. They also have sold blood A\
you know. many med school studcnt4'
arc hard up for money
I am aware that Leo wall h11 ve
several bioloaical children when we
are married. ft there any chance hr
may be contacted by any of them?
Plu1etnfon11 me. tam -lanorant In
Burhnaton. VT.
Deer VT.: v .. ea1 rein . Tiie
sperm,...,., i.eett&y 11 aoer made
btw1i.dtt rttelve r . . -·· . -
Ora. Co11t DAILY PILOT /FrlOIY. MIY 17. 1Na Al
NA l ION
First 'We Are the World•
check totals $6.5 m.illion
Feds to visit.site of MOVE siege
By tile A11odated Pre11
N§~ YORK -A S6.5 m1ll1on royalty 1.·heck from the "We Arc the
World hit record will send the rock music collaborative's first planeload of
food. cl~th1ng. and me~1cines to fam1ne-stnctcen Afnca ocxt mont~. With a w1d~. smile, t.JSA fo~ A Inca Prc~1dcn\ Ken Kragen said. "I'd be happy to take
that as a (olumb1a Records CXCC UllVl' handed "him the check at a news
conference Thursday in Manhattan. lJSA for Africa plans to chaner a 747 c~rgo plan~. K~agen said. which ~Ill carry 240,000 pounds of goods. including ~tgh-prote1n b1scu1ts. v!tam1ns, intravenous solutions and rehydration salts. ·tents and blankets to A Inca.
Tribune buy of KTLA announced
NEW YORK -The Tr1bun~ Co.'s proposed acquisi tion ofKTLA-TV in
Los Angeles for $510 mil hon may require that the Chicago-based concern sell
its daily newspaper and two cable television systems in Los Angeles. The deal,
announ_ccd Thursda). would be the biggest ever for a single broadcast 'ltat1o)l,
surpassing the $450 million that Hearst Corp .. another commun u:attons
concern. tenta11 vely agreed 10 pa) for WCVB-TV in Boston last week
No qulcJt retrial for Dotson
SPRINGFIELD. 111 -Gal) Dotson. who hai. had h1i. '>entencc
commuted but remains c-onv1cted of a rape his ace-user now ~ys never
happened, will not get a shortcut 10 a new tnal. the state Supreme Court has
ruled. W11hout comment Thur'>da), the Supreme Court denied Dotson's
request for a speed) hearing in h1'i appeal ofCircu11 Judge Richard Samuds'
order upholding his 1979 rapt' conv1ct1o n. S.amuels ruled that despite the
recanted test1mon> of Dot<.un's ac-c·u\er, Cathleen Crowell Webb. there was
insufficient evidence Ill overturn thl' c·onv1c11on and sent Dotson back to
pnson.
Teacher held for drug ales
NEW YORK -..\ 28-:rcar-old teacher was among four school employees
arrested and charged with <;clllng manJuana. cocaine and heroin to undercover
agents at.a Junior high 4'chool. authorities said. "It 1s difficult enough to raise
children in New York C 1ty. a11d for the very people charged with educating and
protectt ng them to be 1n,olvcd with drugs 1s a d1'igrace," District Attorney
Robert Morgenthau !>31d Thursday. A New York C11y grand jury indicted the
four on a total of 28 counts 1n voh 1ng the sale of narcotics at Wadleigh Junior
High School in Harlem. Morganthau said
CALIFORNIA
Clero malpractice suit dlsmlued
G LENDALE -Reh~1ous authorities were relieved by the d1sm1ssal ofa
lawsuit alleging malpractice b> ministers who counseled a man who later
committed su1c1de. but some say the training of sp1ntual counselors will sull
get closer scrutin}' The parent!> of Kenneth Mark Nally. 24, had sued four
ministers of the Grace Community Church of Sun Valley 1n 1980 over the
death a year earl ier, but Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Joseph
Kahn ruled Thursda> their SI mil hon lawsutt violated the First Amendment
se paration of church and state. It was the second time in fi ve years the suit wa s
d1sm1ssed .
Bradley top pick for governor
SAN FRANC ISCO -Los Angeles Mayor i om Bradlcv would have a
strong lead if seeks the Democratic gubernatorial nom1na11on'. according to a
Cali fornia Poll released today. Bradley. who narrowl > lost to Republican
George OeukmeJ1an 1n the 1982 governor's race. received 60 percent approval
1n a survey conducted ..\pnl 30 to Ma) 7. The poll asked ··a statewide sample of
Democrats" for their fim-cho1ce in next year's go,ernor's race among a four-
cand1date field The other possible candidates "ere San Francisco Ma) or
Dianne Feinstein. State Sen John Garamend1 of Stockton and State Sen. Gan
Hart of Santa Barbara ·
Laser Inventor tout. peaceful use .
M..\RIN '-\ DEL REY -The inventor of the laser SS)S the light bca'm ha~
~1elded a \.l.Calth of peaceful UM'S in 1t9-first 25 ye~rs. from surger) to s~m phon :r
recordings. but he doubts m role as a weapon. When Ted Maiman's'"' ent1on
was announced. a persistent reporter got him 10 :icknowledgc: what he
considered thl' unllkel> pos\1bil1 t> that lasers m1gh1 be used as weapons "The
ne'<t da}. thcrl' wen: headline'> 1n maJor newspaper\ Jround th~ countn wtth
\ome variation ofth<.· thcml·. ·t ..\Man D1sco\a~Sc11:nc:e F1c11on Death Ra' ...
Maiman ret.·atlcd Thur\da~ on tht 25th annl\ l'r\af) ofh1~ '"'en11on. ·
LA crash Injures 4 7 people .
COMM ERCE -.\t kast 47 people were IOJUred in a cha1n-rcac11on
accident in volving a tractor-trailer truck . a bus. a commuter van and two cars.
offic-ials said. Most of the '1c·tims were on th<.' Southern California Rapid
Transit D1stnct bus. said transit d1stnct spokesman Marc Littman. Mo!>t of the
injuries appeared 10 be minor. according to offi cials at the scene. The accident
occurred Thur~a y atlernoon when the tractor-trailer. carrying 78.000 pounds
of apples. collided with the bus which then struck a commuter van. said
California Highway Patrol Officer Charles Neuertiurg Two other vch1d t•\
\UStained minor damage
T J doe.n 't want GuardlairAngel•
SAN DIEGO -T1Juana municipal police sa} the~ don't "ant the
Guardian .\ngcl~ to patrol their Cit} and ha ve <1uggcs1ed the ~outhful c1t11cns
protection group stay awa). "This office does not recognize the Guardian
Angels coming into Mex1c-o at all ." Capt. Guillermo .\basolo of the T1Juana
Mun1c1pal Pol1cr Dcpanment said Thursday. "They have not gone through
the propt.'r channels ·· But Guardian Angels founder Cu rtis Sliwa said. "We're
going in. We're going 1n at the 1nv1ta11on of peopl e who contacted us some time
ago because they wen· conc-e rned with conditions there" Sliwa said the group
.(>lans to patrol the c11y's m~1n tou:ist stnp. Avcnida de la Rl·voluc1on. and th e
outlying nc1ghhorhoods ol ( olon1a L1bertad.
WORLD
Bomb blast Injures 8 In Beirut
BEi R llT. Lebanon -A bomb exploded ·toda} near a Druse mil111a ollice
on a crowded commemal o;1reet 1n west Beirut. 1ntl1ct1ng 1nJUfll'S on eight
JX.'Ople, pol Kc '>aid . Amhulances w11h waili ng sircnsraced through lhe stree1~of
the capital shortly after the afternoon blast. which took plan· in Rei rut's m1111th
Moslem ne1ghhorhood One\\ 1t0l'\S 'aid the homh exploded 1n :1 car par~l·<l ~ii
yards from the office of the: ProgrC\\I' c \oc1all\I Pan}. the n.tml' for thl· m ll1t1a
of the Druse sect. an ollh\1101 of lr,lam
IRA ally net. 40 seata
BELFA~ r. Northern Ireland -The IR.\'s poht1cal all}. Si nn F-c1n.
captured more than 40 of 566 seats on town council!. in Northern Ireland.
g1 v1ng 1t a new role 1n local poh11cs. according to 1ncomple1e election returns
today. Danny Morrison. Sinn f-ein:s No. l rrian. said the election., had ·given
the organ11a11on a popular mandate 1n its suppon for the-lnsh Republican
Arm y's nearly 16-year cnmp:ugn of violence 10 end Bnttsh rule in th e stricken
province As expected. the Official l Jn1on1 \t Party, the ma1Mtream maJont
Protestant group1 n~. wa\ emerging with the greatest share of vote'i 1n
Wednesday's balloting.
' PEKING -China has dropped plans for a consulate 1n Honolulu and
requested perm1ss1on to estabhsh one 1n Los Angeles instead. lJ S Embassy
spokesman Anthony Santi ~1d Fnday. Santi said the request was made "in the
recent past" throuah normal d1ptomat1c channels and 1s under cons1dera 11on
by the State Ocpartment. Me said he did not know the rca'ion\ hch1nd the
rcqu~t. China and the United tatc~ each have agreed to host fi ve of the other's
consulate5. China ha:. fO ntulates in Ntw York. San Franc1\Co, Housiol) and
Cb1ca10. The United tat<.'\ has e\tabhshed consulatei. 1n Shanghai. Canton
and henyana. and plaM to open one 1n Chengdu this fa ll. -\ con\ulatt' 1n
Wuhan 1s expected 10 bc opened next year
l•nell, £Dptlan talk• •tall
CAIRO, Eaypt ~ Js~li and Eaypuan ncaot11tors ended three days of
fcncc-mendina talks today with no proarcn on a border d1,pute considered
crucial to better relations and a proposed summit m~11na. Dclcptes from
both sides said aner a onc·hour final session that •al ks were CXJ>«tcd to rtsumc,
possibly t n a few d•Y•· Propo'llt and oouotcr~roposals remain l.Uldtr
con11dcration in the border dispute over the 2SO.acrc Taba beach area
overlooltin11he Gulf of Aqaba Israel maintains control over the stri p. which
Eaypt claims should ha ve been rehnqu1 hcd along wnh the rc\I of S1na1 under
the t 979 peace treaty bctwren the two countrac~.
. \
Philadelphia mayor
says city to find $7M
to help the homeless
PHILAOELPHIA (AP) -A
planned v1s11 by federal offic1ali. 10
the scene of a hrc that de!>t royed b I
homes dunng a confrontation be-
tween pollct• and a radical gro up
would be a "morale builder" .for the
255 people left homeless. a U ...
senator say!I.
Housing and Urban Development
Secretary Samuel Pierce Jr .. accom-
panied by Pennsylvania's two Re-
publican senators. Arlen perter and
John He1n.t and Mayor W Wilson
Goode. planned to tour the west
Philadelphia disaster \Cene th1'>
morning. then discuss a wide range of
possible housing services
The seart:h for charred remains ot
the cult members 1n the rums of the
row hou\e that served a' head·
quancrs tor thl' MOVE group rnn·
11nued. with 11 hod1c'>. indud1ng
thoi.e of four children. found
Police "'11h warrants for lirnr uf the
rad1cal'i a~'aulted the hou .. e ~londa~
with bullet\. water hoses, tear gas and
finall> a two-pound bomb intended
to destrO> a bunker on top of the
house.
The fire touched ofT during the
7 doctors
cited on
drug sale
charges
LOS .\N(iELES (AP) -The
1nd1ctmen1 of 17 people. including
seven docto~'· and the filing of 11
c1v1l lawsuits against phys1c1ans and
pharmacists 1s only the stan of a
crackdown on ill egal dru_g dispensing
1n Southern California. officials
promised.
"Free entefPnse of the worst sort 1s
taking over," California Attorney
General John Van de Kamp said
Thursday after announci ng that an
1nteragency probe dubbed Operation
Rx had smashed alleged illegal oper-
ations that had sold an estimated $35
mil hon worth of drugs annually.
"I can guarantee that in the next
nine months. more doctors . pharma-
cists and others"' Ill be charged b~ the
grand JU I) ... he said.
Defendants named 1n thl' acti ons I
1n lude ph~s1c1an,, pharmacologlSI!>
and ph~ \luan\ assistants 1n I ll!>
.\ngclc\, Be,erl~ Hills. lngk "'ood
(,ardena and other area'\. said l ' ~
-\llornc\ Robert<. Bonner
The '1"0-~car 10\e\11gat1o n re·
'>Ul tl'U 1n the largc'il numht·r 111
doctor" and pharmac-"'' l'' er 111 ht·
s1multaneou\h 1nd1ctnl 1n the l nit·
ed State' on drus ~all'' \ hargc'>. hl'
'>i11d Bonm·r declined to Kl'l' J etJll'>
o l the operation. "h1ch 1n\11h eJ
lcd<.'ral and state ~·nnl''> bccaU\l' of
the ron11nu1ng 1md\1ga11un .
. .::Part1n pat1 on in illegal d1f>ixm1ng
schcmn h~ \1. ()' anJ pharmansts I
will no lungl·r go unnoticed or
unproseruted.'' he said ,
The q uenttt) of illegal_.<lrug\ pose<.
"a \e~ '>CrH>U'> prublem 1n "iouthl·rn I
( :iltforni.1. "-here a lartil' quant1t~ nt
prl'\HIJ'lllon drug\ .Hl' hlllln(I. the
\lfl'CI\ llkg.111\ ... Ronnl·r ,,11d
Japanese
mine blast
kills five
fOK YO I .\Pl -\ ga<, e'pl P,11lO ,
nprx·ll through ,1 n1al mint· 1n 1 northrtn JJpan Ind.I\ killing th l'
ITIIOl'f\ .1mt trapptnl!( .11 k.1\1 -I X dl'l'r
unJnivounct. au1twr111l'\ ,;i,d
I :1l..l'\h1 lt.1\h1h:1 .. 1 'fl(l~(·,m.1n 1111
till· 'uhari Pol1ll' on ltnU .11dl•.
Japan\ nnrtlwrnmll\I m.11n l\lanJ.
'a1<l ''ti m1nl'f\ v,l'l'l' undagrounJ
when ,, ~·" l'\pl11\lorl rol kl·J one of
thl' Minam1 ()h 'I uhun m1m·\ <ln·p-
e\t ,h.t ll'> .1h11u1 .1 halt-11111l' bl'lo.,.. '
ground k' el I
Ot 1h11,(' .ll l 11un h·J 1111 liH· nHnl·r<, ,
\\Cl\' ~llkd .ind n1nl..' \\('re ll'ltcd ,1\
IOJUrl·J rn .1 nl•Jrh' ho\J)1tJI, Ha,h1ha
\Jld lk \JIJ hl' J1J not l..n11\\ the
cud u md1tH1n til thow inJUfl'U I l\e
rc'it c'w(:apnl unharmnl •
t-1a.;h1ha ,,ml at lcai.t 41't miner\
remained trilPJX'l.I underground
tfo"'t'H!r. otliu~ll' ul 1hc M1tsuh1.,h1
( oal M1n1ng < o I td . the mine·,
O~nl·r and !l!'X't;llOI ,lnlloUnl'ed that
64 miners \\l'n' '1111 traprx·J hl.'lo"' lhl'
\urfa1.·e
The fl' \\ erl' no 1 mmed1a1c e'plJ·
nation f11r the 1h\lfl'panq
tla\h1ha \aul liH· re'>rne team'
made up ol 25 minl'" "'l'rc c;ent down
to scar<h tor tho'll' m1"1ng.
The Minnnu Oh Yubtm mtnl'.
located ahout ~6() mile'> north of
Tok)•l. wa11 thl' \l'Cnl' of nnothct go1.
C\plo'\wn Jl'l 1dcnt 1n 1474. \\ hrn 15
minen. were k11lcJ . I
M it\utnmn < h1ha .• 10 olfa 1al ol the I
go' ernment''i '\npporo ( <1,il M 1nc
~ uni> Managl·mcnt Rurt·au '4a1J
mine" .ire required to r;1rn l·merg·
enq gas ma'>k'> that "'oulJ rrotrct 1
1 tht m from pom>nou' carhon mon~
O\ldc for ahout I ~ m1nutt 'I '
( h1ha ""d ll\ gt•n mJ'>~'.inJ wnk'
i'lrt rc-Qu1rrd 10 tX' '\Hm•J 1n 41peu tic
art'3'>. hut did not t..no"' \\ hetht.·r the)
~er<' "' 11, hie neJr lht· \Ill' of
e\plo'>wn
The naturt and mu\t nf th<' J8\
t-\ptO\lon "':u not kno\\ n
bout I million tt1n\ ul coal Dft
haulro l'ttlh ...ear lrum the mint'. and
a~ut ~.IOU i.x·oplc arc emplo)ro '"
miner' thl•rt• ll l nmpan' ntl1n.1l ... 11J
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..
assault ~u1ckly spread a\ firefi&)Hcr' unul after the secretary'' "1•1t to the official handhna of the MOVE u-
feanng sniprn hestttated lxfore tak· fire scene. uult
1ng on the blatc Goode rcprated h1!> vow that "our Jostph Lowery. pres1dent of the
Goode announced Thur\da) that c-omm1tment is to return that ne1a,h-Southem Chnstaan Leadetlhip Con·
the Cit) would establish three funds borhood to the wa y 1t was, and ference, said 1n Atlanta that tM
totaling S7 m1ll1on to aid the home-provide the occupants ~11h furniture "acuon .. reflects an unfonunate
less. and other goods they lost." d1ueprd for hfe and propeny and
One would rebuild the destroyed or The mayor. mean whale, continued represents a brutal. belli~ ap-
damaged home'> at a cost of roughly to receive some cntacism for the proach to law cnforCt"ment."
$4.6 mi I hon, a sernnd would re1m-'"jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.i burse fire v1c-1irns for lost per'lonal 11 1
belong1.ngs at a cost ofS2 m1lhon. and
i! thM'd would help reloeate people
who want to move !>ome~herc t'IS<:
Spe,·ter calleJ thl' v1s1t b> him.
Heinl and Pu:rcc "a morall' bu1ldt'r"
for the displaced JX.'Opk and said 11
would "g1 ve a strong signal that the
federal govtrnment want\ to do
evef}'th1ng 11 can to help the~
peorie ...
l S. Rep Wilham H Cira' 1d !Ml1d
Thur~da) that P1l'rCl' \\Ouh.I an-,
nounce making 60 federal housing
'ouchers ava1lahle 10 thl' people
"ho-.e home'> "'ere destro)ed and
opening a number of unoccupied
HUD-held propert1C'> IO the \ICt1ms.
The 'ouchers would he uo;ed hke
mone) to rent II\ 1ng quarter\. in a
form of tcderal ~ub"<l'
.\lso. Cira:,-said lcdZ·ral loan'> ot up
to $40.000 would ht· madl· a"atlable
10 the homl•owner'> tor rl'hahll11ating I
or rebuilding their propen)
"spokesman 1n P1crt.'e\ offi ce sa id I
no announct'mcnt wo.u!Q._..!?£_madl
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8 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Friday, May 17, 1985
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• NEWPORT CENTER
FASH I 0 N IS LAN D
he Irvin e Compa ny welcomes Irvine Ranch
Farmer Market.to Newport Center Fashion
Island. Opening1 WednesdaYt Ma y 15, it 's th e
''I ',II I·
largest international food
emporiµ_m in th e \Yest.
Featuring over eigflteen food
stations, bakery, fresh flower
and plant shop and more.
L
.. ,,,, , .. ,.. .i.,..... Newport Center Fashion
~· Island is fr eeway close,. con-
veniently located just off Pacific Coast Highway
between Jamboree and Ma cArthur Boulevard
in Newport Beach.
MA CUISINE COOKING $CHOOl
THE WINE AND IMPORTED BEER BAil
• THE OLD FASHION $OOA IOtJHTAIH
ROC KY MOUNTAIN CHOCOLATE fA CTO•Y
THE SOUP AND SANDWICH AftA
LINDBURG NU TRITION
"A"' TO uz" GIOCEIY OBAITMlNT
THE INTERNATIONAL CHEESE SHOP
THE INTERNATIONAL DEUCATfSSEN
THE MEAT DEPARTMENT
THE ,fl()OUCf ~r
CAFE A' LAIT
THE EUROf>EAN STEM SHOI'
LA .SAL.SA
IL FOllNAIO B.uHY
THE SALAD HAR '
HEIDI'S FltOGEN YOZUIT
THE PIE BAKf.RY
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You can even us e your Newport Center
Fashion Island credit ca rd for all your
Irvin e Ranc h
Farmers Market
purchases: fresh
vegetables and
produce, liquo"
meats and mor-e .
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f(1furt1 ,tncl ff',lltirr .1n old l,1,/1111111< 1· 1 r1·.u11rn.i/..1n~111.11 /1u11· •
Heidi's frogen Yozurt 1.\ 1// 11/11 ·1 1111111 • 1 /t,111 .r 1 1/,11111 11/ 1•11:wt 111. 11/1 ·1111rn 11.1111r. 1/ q\ 1 .,.,,.,h ·1, '" ''""'
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locky Mounuln Choc~te fKtory \\1/l 11·111p11/111111/.111 • '""'" .1, 11,,., 1'·'" It ,,/11/1· /1111111 ·111.11/1 ·
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from ( H1Jntff.' (nunty\ \Urround1n~ f,trnh .in<l porh 111 tllf• world
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will bt• ptc•p,111'(/ with no (it, M'i(, "'f>"'" •r\ ,111\ff '' .1111I \\111111 ·" 111/
CoUf'Met Ho•MW.H'ft Shop will /lfll'V1d1• ~.11lg1•t' gc•,11 .ind .ill /..1t< /11•11 /lf'fll' llf'f.'(/r~/ to l"''I'""'
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Orange Coaet DAILY PILOT /Friday, May,17, 1986 81
.~~1:1 · Mud• GLC oetuxe Sedan. Visitors change and filter at the dealership
for any GM car or Mazda vehicle.
The certificates are good through
December 31, 1985.
and Pontiac lines. He was the
,yo.ungest GM dealer in the United .
States at the ttma.
great spirit amOf\g the people in thia
ar ... people we iiave been proud to
serve In aale~ of f>oth new-and used
cars and trucks, as well as with our
fine service bdpartment, parts de-
partment and body shop."
Phillips
mlirks
decade
in Hills
l 0-:year anniversary
celebration features
sale. drawing for car
When David J. Phillips opened the
doors to his new Buick-Pontiac
dealership on May 17. 1975, his very
first customers were Elwood and
Juneth Adams.
The couple. who live in Leisure
World, bought a brand new .1975
Buick from the Laguna Hiiis deal-
ership, 24888 Alicia Parkway.
Since then. they've bought six
more cars from the dealership.
Now. 10 years later. David Phillips
Buick. Pontiac. Mazda has thanked
the Adams for their continued
·patronage by honoring them at an
Anniversary Celebration Breakfast
held at the Ritz Carlton in Laguna
Niguel on Thursday.
They received ·'his and her'' gold
watches commemorating the oc-
casion from owner David J. Phillipa.
The breakfast was only the begin-
ning of a four-day celebration that
will climax with a drawing for a new
1985 automobile from a choice of
Buick Skyhawk, Pontiac Sunbird or
OVER INVOICEI
ALL 1986 MAZDA
PICK-UP TRUCKS
s200 UNDER
TOT AL INVOICE
ALL MARKID
lutCK a PONTIAC
IXICUTIYa CARI
at tf'e dealerlhtp will be uked to
' regl1te,r for the drawing. to be
awarded to the winner on Sunday at
5p.m.
During the celebration. the deal~
ershlp will be alive with-30-foot
balloona -both on the ground and
overhead -and with smaller
balloon• decorating the showroom.
Vlaltora will receive refreshments
· and free gifts, including a gift
· certifioate for a free lubrication, oil
In addition, all Bulcks, Pontiacs
and Mazdas will be sold at special
anniversary prices during the deal-
ership's "Once-In-A-Lifetime" sale.
David J . Phillips began his first
automotive dealers'hlp in Laguna
Beach some eight years before he
moved to the larger f aciilty m
Laguna ·Hills. offering both Buick
In 1977. the dealerst\ip added
Mazda cars and trucks. Today, it
carries an inventory of 300 cart and
trucks in both domestic and import Special hours will be held during
the gala anniversary celebration; 9
a.m. to 9 p.m. on weekdays and 9
a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday.
models. ·
"We have seen great growth in
Southern Orange County and
specifically Saddleback Valley since·
coming to this location," said gen-
eral manager Bob Olson "There is a
The dealership is located just west
of the San Diego Freeway on Alicia
.Parkway.
Honored &aeeta Elwood and· Janeth
Aclamajotned O.Yld Pbllllpe (at rl&ht) for a
10-year IUllll99ftU'J celebration at the
Ritz Carlton tllle week, where they were
preeented (Mlow) with a .et of 1old
watchee for tlaelr eondnaed patronace of
the Balck, Pontiac, Muda dealership.
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Used-car· buyers
Will get an assist
from new rules
WASHINGTON (AP) -Ameri-
cans shopping for used cars will
now have help in the form of a
buyer's guide every dealer must
attach to each vehicle telling
whether it has a warranty and
suggesting pitfalls to avoid.
New Federal Trade Com-
,' mission regulations require the r buyer's guide stickers on all used
ears offered for sale by dealers
-an estimated 10.5 million
vehicles a year. The rule. cover-
ing $60 billion in sales. comes
after a decade of Investigation
Into the ·used car business.
"The sticker tells shoppers the
most important thing they need
to know," who will pay for repairs
If the car needs any, said Carol T.
Crawford, director of the agen-
cy's Bureau of Consumer Protec-
tion.
The biggest problem found in a·
study of used car sales. she
added, was dealers selling them
"as is." but verbally promising
customers that they would fix any
problems that came up Prom-
ises that are not in writing cannot
be enforced. she noted
"For the first time. buyers will
be able to wa lk into a used car lot
and know up front. in writing.
what warranty coverage is being
offere.d. · · she said.
The rule covers sales of used
fight trucks as well as used cars
by dealers who sell at least six
vehicles a year. The roughly 7
million people a· year who sell
their OW1'l used vehicles prlva~ely
are not covered by the rule.
She declined to estimate the
cost of the regulation. but said
savings to consumers could
range from $500 to $1 .500 in
repairs on cars with an average
price of $3.000 to $4.000.
The sticker must clearly statEt)
whether a warranty is offered.
and If so. what systems are
covered and for how long.
In addition, it urges consumers
to get any promises in writing,
suggests getting an independent
Inspection before buying. and
provides a list of the major
systems of cars and suggesting
problems that might occur with
them.
Dealers who fail to provide the
stickers face fines of up to
S 10.000 per day for each v1ol-
at1on. said Amanda Petersen. the
commission's deputy director for
consumer protection.
Pamphlets explaining the rule
were mailed to the nation's
89,000 used car dealers two
weeks ago, she said.
"Consumers should look for
the stickers starting (Thursday),
and we want to hear from them if
they're not seeing them ... she
told a news conference.
The regulation has yenerated
controversy because It does not
contain a provision. originally
propos~d. which would have
required dealers to tell cus-
tomers about anything they knew
was wrong with a car.
Consumer groups have been
critical of the agency for deleting
that provision, stating that it
removed essential protections
needed by consumers.
"I think that the rule will go into
effect wi thout notice and without
effect. It simply misses what
consumers wanl to know when
puying a car. and that is. what's
wrong with 1t,.. said Clarence
Ditlow. head of the Washington-
based Center for Auto Safety.
Commissioner Patricia P.
Bailey dissented in last year's 3-1
vote 10 impose "the regulation,
saying that delet1!1g a require-
"tts the Law··
ment that defects be made public
resulted in fhe rule being little
more than a consumer education
campaign.
However. keep ing that
prov1s1on would have 13romised
consumers protection it really
couldn't deliver. Ms. Crawford
said. because it only dealt with
problems the dealer was aware
of -and the dealer might simply
never have inspected the car.
England, Japan
combine to creatE
new luxury auto
NEW YORK -Plans to enter produced in E.ngland and Japa1.
the North American market with by the respective companies anc
a new, luxury automobile created marketed internationally, saic
by combining the flnes1 design · Musgr<?ve. ,
and engineering skills of two Austin Rover s ve~slon of the
nations. were announced last new car for the American marke
week by.the Austin Rover Group. will feature aerodynamic styling
Britain's largest car manufac-a classically English luxury In
turer. terior and a brand-ne~. fuel
The new executive automobile injected, Honda V6 engine wltt
range, code named Project XX front-wheel-drive transmission
and designed and engineered he added. .
jointly by Austin Rover of Coven-The executive-style luxury car
try, England. and the Honda with qualities that should appea
Motor Co. of Japan. Is the first to the sporting driver, will ente1
production car in the world to the ~merican market for thE
have been developed on an 1987 season:
equally shared basis from con-"With Proiect XX we have thE
cept to production by two major ideal product for entering thE
manufacturers. United States." said Musgrove
Announcing plans for Au stin "In Norman Braman and his tearr
Rover's U.S. entry, Harold Mus-
grove. chairman and chief ex-
ecutive of the UK automobile
manufacturer. revealed that Pro-
ject XX will be imported and
distributed in the U.S. by Ameri-
can automobile magnate Nor-
man Braman, a Miami-based
businessman and operator of
one of the largest chains of retail
automobile agencies in America.
'Project XX'r epr esen ts
an International vision
of excellence, a
combination of best
f rom East and West.·
HAROLD MUSGROVE
Chairman.
Austin Rover
I believe we have the finesi
American expertise to distribute
and market the car here for us.
Austin Rover and Braman, who
recently pu'rchased the National
Football League's Philadelphia
Eagles franchise. have jointly
formed a new company, Austin
Rover Cars of North America.
Austin Rover's collaboration
with Honda on Project XX fol-
lowed a highly successful joint
. As chairman of this company. venture on a small four-door car.
Braman commented. "Project the Triumph Acclaim, and the
XX represents an international current Rover 200 series.
State board to review extended warranty
vision of excellence. a combina-"We searched the world -
tion of best from East and West. including Detroit -for a suitable
It is the finest luxury car and the partner and only Honda met all
best executed solution yet to the our criteria. They are a similarly-
demands of the U.S. luxury car sized company to Austin Rover .
market." share a similar reputation for
Braman said he intends to innovative design technology
appoint up to 100 dealers in key and have compatible marketing
target areas across the United objectives. Their reputation for
Stat.es. Raymond Ketchledge. quality and reliability in the
formerly of Volkswagen of American market Is second to
America, has been appointed none. " said Musgrove.
The California Air Resources
Board will be "taking a fresh
look" on May 24 at the state's 5-
year/50,000-mile emissions war-
ranty program for new cars.
At the insistence of the Cali-
fornia Automotive Task Force, a
coalition of 10 attermarket parts
and service associations, CARB
has agreed to hear arguments as
to why the extended warranty
should be reduced in length and
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scope.
The 5/50 warranty was im-
posed by CARB in December.
1978 on all 1980-and-later ve-
hicles sold fn California. Though
the regulation has had many
detractors over the intervening
years -including the state
Legislature and the Federal
Trade Commission -CARB has
remained adamant about ex-
tended warranty. At various
times It h"lts even considered
much longer warranties
The CATF's position has been
-and is -lhat a program for
Inspection/maintenance. along
with recall, is a cost-effective
alternative to extended warranty.
The coalition of associations
further contends that a lengthy
warranty gives new car dealers
an unfair advantage in terms of
after-sales service. Also:· that 1t
neither red·uces pollution nor has
forced automakers lo build a
more durable car.
These". and ott:ier arguments.
will be presented to CARB during
a public hearing in Sacramento
on the morning of May 24 . The
CA TF wtll be asking for an
across-the-board warranty re-
duc tion from 5150 t o 2
years/24.000 miles.
president of Austin Rover Cars of "The XX project is based on
North America. the recognition that the skills and
The dealer preview for the new expertise of both compan~s. as
automobile will be held in Chi-medium-sized operations. can
cago in June. combine to reduce development
Both Austin Rover and Honda costs and achieve economics of
versions of the XX model range operation while retaining the
-each with distinctively dif-individuality and independence
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Ford helps sponsor
track, field tourney
Ford Motor Co. 1s helping to
sponsor the 1985 California
Community College Men's and
Women's State Track and Field
Championships. being held
today and Saturday at Modesto
Junior College in Modesto.
State Athletic Commissioner
Walter Rillie! said the funding
allows the schools to send more
athletes to the event. improving
the level of competition
"The annual men's and
women's state track and field
championship is the most
outstanding 'age group' meet of
its kind held in the world each
year," he said. "Invariably. the
winning times and distances in
this meet are world class 1n
caliber ..
He cited former California
Community College track and
field athletes such as 0 .J
Simpson. San Francisco Ci ty
College; .Frank Giff o rd ,
Bakersfield Community College;
Valerie Brisco-Hooks. Long
Beach City College; and Jackie
Robinson. Pasadena City Col-
lege. as examples of the hun-
dreds of professional athletes
who began their quest for per~
fection at community colleges in
Callforn1a
"In fact. 13 former California
Community College student ath-
letes part1c1pated 1n the 1984
Summer Olympics held in Los
Angeles." he said
Robert H Harnar. Ford's
Western public affairs manager.
said that Ford "considers a
strong athletic program to be an
essential part of an educational
curriculum. so we are pleased
that our contribution will again
assure the widest possible par-
t1c1pat1ori by these talented men
and women athletes."
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the car is the world's longe•t limousine.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Frldey, May 17, 1185 * 81 -
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It's finally official:·
The name is Nissan
CARSON -"The Name Is
Nissan" will be the new creative
focus for Nissan cars and trucks,
it was announced last week by
Robert B. Kent. vice president o f
marketing services for Nissan
Motor Corp. In U.S.A., distributor
ot Nissan vehicles in the United
States. ~
"Nissan 1s shifting Its creative
focus to highlight the national
dealership name changeover
from Datsun to Nissan," Kent
said. "The new umbrella theme.
'The Name is Nissan.' has nat-
urally evolved from the current
campaign. line • ...:.MaJQ! MQ.ti.Qn:....
and was developed by the W1l-
1tam Esty Co. of New York,
Nissan's advertising agency.
"The Name is Nissan " theme
· coincides with the nationwide
dealership sign change. which
began in the Dallas mar«et last
week. Subsequent city-by-city
dealership sign changes will take
place through mid 1986 at the
firm's 1.100 dealerships 1n the
United States.
Esty has adapted existing
"Major Motion" creative execu-
lions. updating them with "The
Name Is Nissan" slogan. In
addition to developing a cont
pletely new series of ads that
debuted this week on television
and radio.
Nissan began dropping the
Datsu~ name from· its cars a~;
trucks in 1981 with the Introduc-
tion of the 1982 model Nissan
Stanza and completed the"
changeover of its vehicles In 1985
when the Nissan Maxima went on
the market.
"We've had the Datsun name·
on our cars and dealerships for
25 >'ears and it's hard to lel .go..o.L
1t. said C.P King. Nissan's
senior vice president-sales. "But
Nissan has been the name of our
company for 50 years. Renaming
our products and sales outlets
will give us a s1rJgle corporate
1denttty and eliminate any con-
fusion ."
The maionty of the cost of
manufacturing and erecting the
new signs 1s being borne by
Nissan. At the same time. the
company's dealers are upgrad-
ing their fac1ht1es
Reeling in
good fortune
Doug Teter (left) of La Verne
looks over the Dodge Ram 50
sport truck he won afte{.
catching a S l ,000 taaed
fish that qualified him to win
the April 14 d r awing at the
1985 Dod.Ce Ram Tough
Fi•hlng Challenge at lrrine
Lake and Santa Ana Rlver
Lakes. On hand for the oc-
ca•ion is Ray DreyfU8, J>odCe
marketing manater for
Chry•ler California. The
•'Spring Special'' pickup f ea-
tures an EFI ailent ahaft 4 -
cyllnder engine, •poked
wheel• and •pecial body and
tailgate striping.
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Hausei Joyce Ingalls
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Alteo Zero Mostel
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Brooke -.dams -f'tB.IC fr>TIC[ DOVE STREET SUITE :.>30 Stephen J Slocum. 4322 TRUSTOR THOMAS E purported to be 5 Carlina,
I NEWPORT BEACH FOR A Brookside, trvloe. CA 92714 I SCHNEIDER, SANORA L Irvine. CA 9'2714
PUBLIC HEAAtNOI WILL !CONDITIONAL USE PER· 1 David F. FoltJ, 5523 Ci.ta1SCHNEIDER The unw.tgned Trus1ee
BE HELD BY THE COSTA MIT FOR EXCESS COM-Dr . Rlverllde, CA 92505 ~BENEFICIARY SANTA dllcialma anv llablHty '°'any
MESA PLANNING COM· !PACT SPACE. AND A VARI· Tnla bullnaaa 11 con· BARBARA SAVINGS AND lneo<rectn.e of the llr•t
MISSION AT THE CITY ANCE FROM PARKING ducted bv· • gaMrll part. LOAN ASSOCIATION re-addr ... 8nd Other common
HALL, 77 FAIR DRIVE. STALL DIMENSIONS FOR A narentp ded Augull 15. 1979 u dMlgnatlon. If anv. ahown
COSTA MESA CALI · PREVIOUSLY APPROVED I Stephan J Slocum rnS1r No ~46, In herel'n
FORNIA AT t:30' p M OA PROJECT CONSISTING OF Thia llllemant WU ftlad 13269, PIQe t991 of Olflcl•l SakUalawlll be maoe, but
Al loON Al POsaieLE TWO 5-STORY. OFFICE wilhtheCountyClenlofOf-~da ln theOffleeofthejwllll«.ll COY9f'lant or war-
THEREAFTER ON TUES-BUil DINGS AND A PARI( anoe Coun1y on Mey 1. 1985 ~der ol Ofenge County, ranty. ••Pf"' or lmpllad. ,.
DAY MAY 21 1teS HE· I N G s TR u c T u RE ,%7U71 L Mid deed of truat 11&-jgardlng !Ille, poewelon, Of
GARO...O THE FOLLOW-L 0 c A T E D A T 3 1 s 0 Publlaned Orange Coul jllCrlbes the lollowlng· s~t'll>fancee. to P•V the
ING APPLICATIONS· BRISTOL STREET IN A PDC !Dally Piiot May 10, 17, 24, ~Lot 3'4 of Trect No 9551, remaining prlnclpal eum ol
1 PL1'NNING ACTION ZONE ENVIRONMENTAL '31, 1985 n the City of '"'Ina. Count the note(•) eecured by Mid
PA -85-97 FOR THEDE TER M I N A 1 I 0 N F-943 f Orange. Stile of Cal~1 Deecl of Trull, with ln1«••
CALLISON PARTNERSHIP !PREVIOUS EIR L ~01nla. u shown on • M•111 theraon, .. PfOYlded In Mid
AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR 6 ZONE EXCEPTION !hereof recorded In BOO!cjnot9(1). edvanc., If eny. S!l.l.Jt.ti-.COAS.~IT ZE-82-157A2 roR '4 10. Pao-e to 8 1rw:1ua!_Vajundaf1t1e1enn1ohald0aed
,... __ _,;._-'-33 t5 FAl~-r-A-l(lNG X~fi A s-=~ 'M!S<Alllii~M•P•. A~of Trull. IWWW, ctwgw...,
COST1' MESA FOR A CON s 0 c I A T E s I N TM totlo•tt• CClt'J of .... ~di of said Or111Q9 Coun1e•pan-of IN TN9t• wld
8.5% 5?···
FINANCING ON Alt'(
NIW CHllOKll
NEW WAGONllR XJ .. ,. .......
on 111•r•uM...a
NA C011 Subject to pl\Of sole ond SOid on approved Credi! Pitel pf\JS l(J)( lieenM dOcumctntory Oncl OPOICObla smog ....
Sole Inds Mav 19. 19M
'77 Toyota Cellca
GT package, AM/FM cassette, mag wheels
Ser . .4'099022
'82 Toyota Corolla Wagon
~Cyt., air conditioning. AM/FM , rear defroster
Ser. t 106460
·ao Cadllloc Sevtlle
·ao Chevrolet Malibu Clautc
AJr, AM/FM COSS., cruise, p .s. ' p .b.
Ser. 11404992
'83 Honda Prelude
Full luxury drMng at on ec9nomlcol prtcel
Ser. ~691730
AJr, snlf .. dig. MA/FM Cass .. low mtlesl
Ser. 1014196
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DITIONAL USE PERMIT c 0 R p 0 R A T E D ttc." IM otlflMI .. WNdl ty ~of the trust• CfMled by Mid FOH ~N OUTDOOR EM· AUHiORIZEO AGE"ll FOR waa 'Ned tof ~ Aft Said deed of trull MCVr Deed of Trull
PLOYEE TERRACE ON THE c JAMES FABIAN 13750 •125/11 lfl Iha oMce ...... certaln Obl1catlon1 lncludl The total amount of 1he
FOURTH FLOOR AND FOR EAST IMPERIAL HIGHWAY c-tr ,._., of .... one no1• ()( the tum 0 unp81d ~anca of the obll·
OUTDOOR DINING ON THE .SANTA FE SPRINGS FOR A c-tr II Mnt .. JOU lft. '64.900.00 and a MOdl getlon MOUred by the prop-
THIRO FLOOR OF THE NARl1'NCE FROM RE1'R Mft!UC:~ .. an.~ flcatlon Agreement dat 9f'ty to be llOld and flUOfl·
NORDSTROM EXPANSION YARD SETBACK REQUIRE-of IM 'lttta lo ...., Inlet Febraury 3. 1983 •ble Mllmeted coat• ....
AT SOUTH COAST PLAZA MENTS FOR A PRE VIOUS ~ eMwe _,i That the b eneficial pan-and edvancee at the
l 0 ( A IE D A T '.l 3 3 3 Ly APPROVED 22-UNIT AO-c en ~ the lnle<est under such Dead o4 time of the Initial publlcallon
BRISTOL STREET IN C1S DITION TO ·A MOTEL Truetea'e .... Pucn•• trust andthaobllgAl11onl MHOI Iha No11Ce of Sale ••
ZONE ENVIRONMENTAL LOCA TED A T 264 5 NOTlCIOfO.PAULT curedthere«>yere pr_..~I S27,6899e
DE J E R M 1 N A T IO N HARBOR BOULEV.ARD IN A ANO ILECTIOM TO l'leld by the undafelgned The beneficiary under Mid
PREVIOUS EIR C 1 ZONE ENVIRONMEN· I NU. ~ft (Thate breach Of and defau Deed of Truet h«etofore all·
? PLANNING ACTION TAL DE TERM INATION DEEOOfTIN•T ln.lhe obllgatlonafOfwh acutad8nd~edtothe
p A . 8 5. 9 8 AN D RE · 1PREVIOUS NEGATIVE DEC· ~No. 10IOll111 llUGh deed of trull I• eecurl underalgnad • wrlnan ~
DEVELOPMENT ACTION LAAATION fMDIM hH occurred In that P•v~taratlon of°"""' and 0.
flA-85-09 FOR THOMAS s 9 ZONE EXCEPT ION T.a ..... ,..... 1men• hu not baer'I made of:lmand f()( Still, 8nd a written
BERNAT z AUTHORIZED PERMIT ZE-84-195A2 FOR UMT COOE, The lnillllefNn1 of prtncl-INotlca of o.tautt and aac-
AGENT FOR WILLIAM IOYVAR YILDIZ 27 "IMPORTANT NOTICE" P•I and lnteNll wtiictl ~tlon toW.Theundillignid
MODIC 1728 PLACENTIA SONAISA, IRVINE FOR A IF YOUR PROPERTY IS IN ceme due J-..ry IS. l 98 calMd Mid Notloi of 0.
AVENUE FOR A CON-ICONOITIONAl USE PER· ~OAECLOSU,RE BECUASE 8nd all eubeequan. I .lnat feult and Election to W lo DITIONAL USE PERMIT lO MIT TO JNCREASE AH AP· OU AAE IEtitNO ... YOUllt !l'-*lta of pMc;jpal, Int• recot~ In the COMnty
ALLOW OUTDOOR WORK. PROVED 31-UNIT MOTEL AYM~TS IT MAY BE andt.,acftlrVii. Oel1nQuent the rMI prop«ty la
A VARIANCE FROM REAR ITH MANAGER'S UNIT TO OLO WITH-OUT AN¥ ~;if · --YARD SETBACK REQUIRE· 33-UNIT MOTEL WITH A E'UAT ACTION and you Thef tij rauon thereof, Oita: May 10, 1985
MENTS TO LEGALIZE AN MANAGER'S UNIT AND A ay nave the teOal right to the undereignad, pr-I LaMDIR• T. D. MltYICa
EXISTING 225 SQUARE VARIANCE FROM PARK· . ng vour account In good beneficiary under euon died INC., _, c-.e .....
FOOT BUILDJNO AND 8f· ING DESIGN fiEQUIRE· ~· ending b'f paying 911 of· of tru~t. hU executed and ...... ~..L.,.o .... -· DEVELOPMENT . AGENCY MENTS AND A CON· ourpaatduepeymant•plu• 90 to Nld duty~-,_,CA~
REVIEW TO LEGALIZE EX-DITIONAL USE PERMIT milted OOlll and ••• =led T'u:.•o.:i wrl= ~:l-!'1-111D· 9y: ........,
!STING CANOPY COVERED FOR EXCESS COMPACST -within thr• month• aret~°' .... = nu Publlatled Of Coall OUTDOOR HOISTS AND TO IP A RK I N G s p Ac E om the dete lhll notice of ' anga APPROVE EX TERICA rLOCATED AT 26~ NEW· ~aull wu racordacl . ad with Mid duly 8P-Dally Piiot May 11. 24, 31.
MODELING LOCATED AT ,PORT BOULEVARD IN A C2 Thie amount It $4.300.70 I I I~~=·:::;,.: 1985 F 978 1747 ANAHEIM AVENUE IN ZONE ENVIRONMENTAL 1u of May 1: 1985 and will rue II •
A N M G z 0 N E E N . E T E R M I N A T I 0 N 'Iner .... untirl your eocount ng obligation• ....
v IR o NM ENT A L OE . PREVIOUS NEGATIVE DEC· ~ current. You may r~,o~-:v· -:, hu cs., rta.IC tr)flC(
TERMINATION PREVIOUS L1'RA TION ~ot hive to pay the entire ., an Oii eby cs. NEGATIVE DECLARATION 10 AN OROINANCE FOR npald portion of your ec-,.,. all eum• MCUred tiler• IC·~
3 PLANNING ACTION THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE ount IYln though IUN OIY· ~~mm-:••tety due and pay-............ ..
PA-85-99 FOA G WAYNE CITY OF COST A MESA. ment WU demanded. but an hU elaeled and I ..... "-"" ..
MILLER FOR G AND w POST OFFICE BOX 1200. :you mull pay the amount hereby elaCI to ceuea ~ ..
TOWING INCORPORATED AMENDING THE MUNICI· 1:.fated at>oYe. HoweYer. you he truat property to~ llOld No. A 127223
AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR IPAL CODE ESTABLISHING r.~d vour baneflclery or 0 =l~fy the obllgallon•... .In the Suparlor Court of
ELIZABETH JANE DUNN. 23 PARKING ST 1'ND1'RDOS jmortg19M may mutuanv OATt'lr.~·5/85 the Stat• ol CatlfC)(n" '°' GREEN 0 AK s DR I v E FOR COMMERCIAL PR • fagree In writing prtor to the . the County of Orange
ATHERTON CALIFORNIA, IJECTS OVER lOO 000 ,ume the notice of .... II ~~~NT: .. ~·~~ ·::· In Iha Miner of the Elllte roR A CONDITIONAL USE SQUARE FEET AND AL· 'posted (whleh may not be OCIATIOM, ., TD ..... of LELA MAY SMITH. 0.
PERMIT FOR OUTDOORILOWING REDUCED PARK· tNrllar than the end of the '/Uh · · • oeeMd.
S I ORAGE OF VEHICLES IN ING rnR MIXED USE PRO· ~hree-mon1n period etelad E C~C f7'7taa Agant I Notice 11 hereby given that
CONJUNCTIONWITH CON-1JECTS ENVIRONMENTAL abovel to. emong other Publllhed Orange Cou11•he underelgnacl will ... 81
STRUCTIDN OF A 1,536 DETERMINATION EX-~hlngs,(1)provldaeddltlonal lyPltot May3 10 17 24 Prlvata ..... 10 the hiOMll
SOUARE FOOT BUILDING EMPT 'ilma Ir which to w re the 0.-985 • . . . and ball bidder. aubjec1 to
FOR A TOWING COMPANY FOR FURTHER INFOR-~·""by trartlfat of lhe prop-F 9401connrmat1on of Mid ~-
LOCATED A T 955 WEST MATION ON THE ABOVE~orOthanlriM.or(2)... • perlorCouft,onor aft•IN
18TH STREET IN AN MG APPLICA TIONS TELE· ~btlltl a icheduta of OIY· Pt8.JC tr>TICE 22nd day of May, 1"5, It ZONE ENVIRONMENTAL PHONE 754-5245 OR CALL "In order to cure your the office of RHODES.
DE TE R M I N AT I 0 N Al THE OFFICE OF THE au11. or boll\ (1) and (2). tan M AL 0 NEY, HA ft T ,
NEGATIVE DECLARATION PLANNING DEPARTMENT. Altar three month• from NOTlCIOf M ULLEN, JAKLE '
.. 1'N ORDINANCE F'OR ROOM 200, 77 FAIR DRIVE he date of recofdallon of TMl•TW•·· •ALI HARDING. 919 Senta
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE cos TA MESA CA LI· hladocument(whlchdat•of T.• ..... •11 Monlce Blvd .. County of LOI
CITY OF COSTA MES1' FORN11' ecofdlllon appM(I ,,.,. NOTICE ngetee. Stat• of Callfomla.
POST OFFICE BOX 1200 PubhtM<l Orange Coast ), un .... the obltgetlon YOU ARE IN DEFAULT right. tltla and lnl•lll of
CONCERNING THE<-MU· Da11v PtlOI Mey 17 1985 ng IOfecloMd ""°" or a NOER A DEED OF TRUST. Mid d9cnud at lhe llmi of
NICIPAL CODE TO DELETE F-986 ,.,. wnllen aereement ATED 8-31-83 UNLESS th wld ... the rign1. ""'
REFERENCES TO ZONES I .. IDllC W\yirr rwean you and your aid!-Ou TAKE ACTION TO lntereat ttlat tha 11tata
WHICH NO LONGER EXIST I'"~ nu rw. or permtte a longer period. AOTECT YOUR PROP· Mid dicMMd hei ac>-
WtlHIN THE CITY 1'ELETE! have only the l90al right R'TY. rT MAY l!IE SOLD AT idbvoperMlonof._or
REDUNDANT RESIDENTIAL -V::.Oa oetoptheuleofyoutprop-PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU ~ than or In
DE v EL 0 p MEN T s T AN. ... b'f P•Vlng the entire EEO AN EXPLANATION hlon to ttlal of Mid di-
0 ARDS AND CLARIFY The County Sanitation ount demanded by your F THE NATURE OF THE 'It Iha llmi of cMietl,
WORDING IN SECTIONS Olllrlcll of Orange County, editor , ROCEEOINO AGAINST In lnCS to Ill Iha certain,....
PERTAINING TO INDUS· Cellfornla, wtll recilVI...... To find out the •mount OU. YOU SHOULD CON-operty lllueted In "" Cfty
TRIAL SE TBACKS AND ed bldaunlll Tueed•v. M~ muetpay,orto arranga ACT A LAWYER SamaAna,County ofOf·
RE SIDENTIAL USES EN 28, 1985, •I 11:00 AM Bide ()( paymanttoatop the for• On June 7, 1985. at 9:00 • l1ate of Calltom6a.
V 1 R 0 N M E N T A l 0 E lmlll, be reclvad at the 0.... re, Of If yOUr Pf°'*1Y 19 M , Landafl T D Setvlca, partlc:ultny deecrlbad • ..
TERMINA TtON EXEMPT 1rlell Admtnlttr•ttva offtoel toreclOeure for eny ocher Inc . • Callfornla Corpor-Iowa, to-wit:
5 AN ORDINANCE FOR b'f the date Ind time herein· HIOn, contact. •ar Ion, .. dulV appointed Lot 10 In lloc* L of TrlGI
r HE CITY COUNCIL· OF THE above Mt lor1h, at wfllCh ...... ,, •111t1 ..... rualM under and pureuent 8t .. per ~ rlCOl'did In
CITY OF COST A MESA, time l"-V wlH be publlety ilMI L ........... 0 Deed of Trull recorded Booei 14, "'91 • of ....
POST OFFICE BO)( 1200. opanechnda11emtned1tltla • 0 . DNwet = .·15.83, H lnet . No.oelleMOl.ll-.Aeootdeof
CONCERNING INC REAS· otflce of the OtllrlCI•. 1()144 ... a. CA • -405707, of Offlelll Re-Mid County
ING AMOUNT Of SMALL Ellla Avenue, Fountain Vil· _, tr7-877 di In the office of the mot• commonly llnown
C1'R PARKING ALLOWED iev .. co";rlCnlaE. ~~~ followSY"'. If )'OU have any queetlone, ty Recorder of Orange•: 2015 South Oemeey It.. ANO CLARIFYING WORD· Ing L OJ" lhould ~tact a ~ ty, S .... of Cellfomla. Senta Ana, OA 12702
ING IN MUNICIPAL OOOE T(M, SPECIFICATION NO !tie government agancy by Dani l .,.Cfloetl Terme of .... ~ In ....
SECTIONS DEALING WITH P-079 • mayl\ewlneuNdyOur Sendra l . ~WILL f\.11 moMV of the ~
PARKING ENVIRONMEN-8ldl mull be tut>mlnid . ~hattlndlnQ Iha ll AT PUik.iC AUCTION Stat• on conllrmelkln of
TAL DETERMINATION EX· ~_!hi'°'"'~ bv~ that yaut Pf°'*'Y le In 0 H~IT 8tOOER FOR ..... or part~ and_.
EMPT ...... r1ct1 In accordance'"'" ieloeur•, yOU ,.,..., offw SH (peyebte M time of enoe IY!dellOld bv "°" ....
8 TENTATIVE TRACT .. pro¥ill0rlt of the"**"' our property !Of ..... In tewtul moMy Of IM CUfed by Monoege ot T""'
MAP I -12<153 FOR LAW· c:etlone. oYlded IM .... le COft.. , ..... , et the tronl Deed on IM property iO
RENCE M CAMPEAU, IN S~llOna, bid blartk• ptlOf to .... con-ranc. 10 Iha Old ~ eold. Ten per Oln1 of amount
CARE OF HERITAGE IN-,81\d 11.wtMr Information may of "" '°'-**"' COU1'1Muei, localiCI bid to be OepoeltiCI wlttl lllld.
v E s T M E N T s beobtalnadattl'llabOllead· '*· YOU MAYLOM Senta Ana IWd., .,.. INcleoroffwatot>elfl .....
AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR dr .... lelapfloni ~-2910 EGAL RIGHTS ,, YOU 00 Sycam«e Street and Ing and .. be rlOINid ii
Wll LIAM F MOORE seGS or ~~·~4 ... 11 .... . T T At<E PROMPT AC-oedWey, Santa Ana, C.... f"9 tlforlMld office et ,,,.,
OAl<MONT LANE FORT -•· ft, ...... ION a Ill flgtlt, tltle and time _,.., tM ftm publo WO~TH TEXAS A TEN-.............. c... In e6dlllon 10 Iha"'*"" ,., .. , con¥IY'9d to and caffon herW and ~
TA TIVE TRACT MAP FOR A tr .. Rl•a ii.,...,.... ~ tb0\11, .,_., llriy hild by If under Mid date of .....
HOT SUBDIVISION FOR Pllblllhad <Xanoe7 ... Cf*A 10r tu•, Ilene, Of~ of Tr\111 In tl'llpropeny Oe1id INe 7ffl dey of-; c 0 N 0 0 M I N I u M Delly Pllo1 May1 . 1...., tnce9 be ~ or uatiO In Mid County and 1"6
PURPOSES. LOCATED AT F· ~.Md tt1i late daact'ltlid ... Cll•rl11 A. Hart, Jr .•
266 t ELD£N AVENUE tN AN rtafC NOTICE en can be relneCM9d, aMI Lot 34 of Treot No 1011e, Ah°"9, M1loney, Hirt.
J\2 lONf: ENVIAONMEN· I ~-mutt.,. OUted lty of lrvlni, .. "'°""on I Mullin, Jallli & H•dlne. ~··
TAL OE TERMINATI ON 1 ACnTIOUS eutM• a concJltlon of rllntt14• as> f900fcted In loot! ~2. t~ tor becutrll!, P'MVIOUS N'£0Anv1 OEG-... ITA ,...,., ........ Q of,,.. ...., Alhr'e. Ill·
LARA TION TM fo1ow1nt .-.one HOT ICE 1• 'H UIHY IN!Pa!... ~ of ICUMa of Iha btMe of ii6d
7 ZONE EXCEPTION I doing bualnell... VIN. THAT FINANClAL ange eoun.y, ~ 0.Ctlf114
PERMIT zE -84 13g", FOA I 1 H"o u a r,., A L "1 ~POAATtON °' t MinA The ..,.... ..,.... and "*""*' Orange c....
GIN WONG ASSOCIATES IOUlltCll Df8f( ON\11 M MA~leduly~ OOl9WnOfl ...,_IOI\, OillV Pllol ...., tO, 11, 17.
AUTHORIZED AGENT FOA PAl9', 27tt e.turn It , •MIMl'UNtir tM....,. .,.,.,, ol "-,.... pl'"°'*'Y I ...
OB PROPERTIES 1801 CA t212t deletlt>iCldeidoftNet: llCrl bid lbou ,, ,.......
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Reeta to rolls
A quality control inepector at Georgia-
Paclfic Corp.'• llnerboard mlll in Atlanta.
Ga., lnepecte reel• of llnerboard before
they are cut into more manageable rolls.
Each roll i• more than 20 feet wide and ha•
nearly 11 mllea of llnerboard on lt. The
roll• of llnerboard are then converted into
corrugated contalnen.
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()fange Coast DAILY PILOT"ttday, M8Y 17, 111& •
COMPLETE NYSE COMPOSITE TRANIACTION8,
Women hear how to make
it happen-in the job market
R~an 1s -a--phra~ u...-------------~ k
carries a self.fulfil/mg prophecy along om 0 n ma t with it. Bought ofexpericnce and new ~
vision. the need to market oneself
suc~ssfully forges a ne~ 1d1om· j b 11
WOmen WI/I 0 0 longer have tO WQ/l 0 p~osence e ~,~'/J:'b:~do.~esw~':n'"a~ .~n;:=:: :~ ~ ~
anywhere she wants to be. piO\ 1ded
she is willing to work for 11 " The dera wben womin...,.... tw lftd out of .. ~
By 80 LEBO .,. ~. M the nurNMn .. , ..........
o.ity ,.....c .. ,. ...... , TM egil'9 ~ 8oGfn llf*mdon .,. ICUH Into a 1.1 .....
Women, corporations and ~mall droplnunl\Wltty~CGllgeeftiollnMt.,....,..11'toM,._.
business. clubs and colleges. fa~h1on *• 9000fclng to• UIC-commlllC~ ~Oft dlmD~ N
and astronauts all have something in the drop le npect9d to Moftlle by a 1.1 lnol 1111 In ald9r ...........
common. They're all pan of a the USC ~fowtd. Ottlercanclulk»nloftfte.-.dy.
phenomenon that I'> sweeping the .. 1990 ~'*d of -m-ca....._.. -----_ ... ~-... ~
nation -common!\ called the '"re-_, ' *"' .... >---.r .._.._ 9"' '" "'1 ' •
entry wo man." -men.,.~edtobe31~:"Eorokler.&vtMn,...,_M
Last week at the Anaheim H ilton or otder are expect9d to hcMd _! __ rMior'ltY ~ collal
and T owers Ho tel. a d iverse m1,ture ttudentl; tohevelncrwedthelrpe1 lion lnthee.b«forcetol1
of womanhood and rcprcsent:111.,.es percent -.ct to be UllrYQ edUcatlon9I f'9IOUr'Oe9 Mr911able to.._... ..
of social services JOtned force'i with '1aM'W retreed, lkMI ~. a... change, or er-.......,....
with corporate and small business Other~"
o fficials 1n a Conference Oil Woml.'n Women now ecoount for ... percent of the WOt"k force wtth.
1985 co-sponso red b) '>ta tr Sen cont""*'G Influx of women Into the job rnerkllt.
Wrt11am Campbell. R· ~of wnlng lw than 85 cer1t8 to wetY dollt ...-Md
Whether as· an older head ot by men, women.,. br=:'• fMlng not only tradltlonel,.,.,...
h ouloehold : pan ot a tv.o-income profilltOiW, but~ .. men'a ."
family: a d1ssat1stied homemaker. or a~ a person Strl\ tng for fulfillment Since 19'0, the proportion of women ~llra. arch.._..
wo men came in dro,es to the con-~. mnd ~ offtdllla ha more~ doubt9d ~ lrlt
ference wtth 5.000 attending and documented In a llllaty arMy by the ~ WOtktng Womm.
3,000 turned a wa). Ong1 na t1 ng se 'ten According to the m.gaz.lne'a atatJlttca, WOii*' now eccount tor
years ago. to address women 1n neerty 50 percent of thoee wortclng In ...... teCltQcel airMI
business and their pan1cular nccds. edmlnlltrattw tuppOf't. The proportion of women tn ~·
thr conference has branched out. retated ocicuP9tlOne WM up from 38 percent In 1983 to 45 percent tn
"'We found." said Senator Campbell 1914 tllone.
"'that women in increasing numbers · . "Thia lhJft an the labor force ta leadtfln to.~ df8f'n&tic == are concerned a bout their financial .. . .. _'
future. their health. what their chll-both In the~ Md In eodlty. ft oper'9 up I whole new of
dre n are lea ming. what m a kl.'s oJher ..._to be de9ft wtth, eudt M <#It care, ~omotlon opportunM9I far
women s uccessful. Wo m e n are no women and ..... pay, .. l8YI S....... ~. Ehtenh9tt, oommllllO.W ol
longer content to k t thing~ happen. the Middle Atlantic region at the U.8-......, of Labor Stllttlacl
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UPs AND DowN s
NEW YORK (APJ -The IOllowlno 1151 shows the New York Stock Exchenge stocks end w1rr1nls. that h1v1 gone up ine most end down the most b1M4 on perce!'ll of chanoe reoerdleu of volume for Friday. No securities tradlno below $2 are lncl-
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AMEX LEADERS
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and net chaooe of ~ 11n most a.ctn ~flldl: ~~ lrad i no n a1Tona 11 v a l more
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NASDAQ SUMMARY
NEW YORK <APl -Most active over-·ttte·counler stocks s~lled bV NASO. Ze~~~ 1~~2~~ 3119 A~!: £hf-,
MCI l ,090,600 8~ 9 t 'Ill AppleC 1,029,200 21~ 21 1') I~ USlaln 818,JOO 19 19117 -S1t•
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where companies 2re going and which people a re helping
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private '=ul·d•·tec. 4 frQm 143.000. Ag1. · ~.-nett 494·*8 11t. ~13e bbq. cov'rd g.,.909, eur-ti~· . '>Br 2aa. ~· •-. l1• .. 11Tllllft Bdrmt & 3 betftt wttt1 (819) 948-180e ... ..,. wt.. • .. 1 -"'-,. -terrlflC cu.tom_.... .-id IRVINl·COVl reduced to = .... ..., Brand new luxury home roun....., t., ptu.,, e,,..... S8 5 No pelt 83 ..t107 ._. ...,,... ••• .... •••-· S13"5000 5 8d .....__ .1 •ea. eeaptng. No pets. Furn ....,, outdoor ent«taln"*\t ...._ -• " • · • • ....,., .. .... wt oc;ean & nlte llte Ylewa. Bachelor & Furn l8f. Eatt9lde 2Br 1Ba. ~ S9'1nQ Into ~ ~ 28'
arN Including 40 ft pool. Two edotable unlt..C~ 4300 tq ft. 4"4-0033 PIP 36drm w/ger-oe yd & 2Br + Den. A/C, 2 frplca. 385 Wiiton 642•1971 arN Nr ecnoolt. no pet• Garden AptlTOWMOme.
Price 1tuhed to gt~ l ,wfl!t .... 18drm .___. .... ~L IHI bltlntM80flat'E·Zmove dbl gar. gate guarded. $5751mo.831..e155 Swtmm1"9poot.•IOloMcl
S575,000 • defWtet) wlfrplc. Fabuloul dee*, ~ ..... a. Short term IM 12400/mo. I •---L -... gar909 ~ ~
buy! big ~ vl9w. Prima *If .... * &3Mlto t Alty'-· 731-7367 aft &pm aat. -• MY EU1.,. 3Br. new d«x>r, facllftlet & volleybeit
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Ofc: 837-955017~1951
_.coNL3._ lllT IUll'l ...aT pool, catp<>rt. No pelt, court. Lendacaplng, Agt 494-*>571831·3155 commu-... • Compi.t-.. _ .._IDTILI -.atnWI HD• "'-.~· tttut a parl! like FOR $700. Avt 818. 642·5210 anopplng clOM by. 3 '"'7 ... 7 ..-... wa VIEW Oetlgner'1 home ...,..... be11cb A' ~.... radec, MWcptl. AIC , epa VILLA BAL.BOA. 2 e.cl, Beautlful lrg 2Br+Den THE DISCRIMINATING l•IWI 21f 11a mlltt from , v-.
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Top floot condo Pan LINDA ISLE: t. 8 Bd Ing. Walk to Udo Village. UUlltles F ee + See &M\ 1·5, 640· 1141 ~ """ 1 & 2Bdrm Furnlal'led lee. c.arport. From 1-416. &47-1019
or.mlc ~ of bay. eoai Baylront dock Dover .. -. ,.....,d ta cornm. $2150 No pet• ~75-0105 LA r 646-4549 •he Springs (Irvine) Studio
dock available. Excellent Shor• ~rchhect lntertor ·-·-..--QUINTA HERMOSA NI .. 1B Bachelor 147$/mo, AvWI terms. Seller may helP. Designer' home. Superb wlpvt. pool, aaun1, 3 lo. UY 16211 Par!\ aide Ln, 11B , '!~. N~e ~~g $-475~ lmmec:I. 335 StreMlwood
with cloelng costs. Don t amenttl• & view. Appt lrplca M500tmo,,to mo 3Br 3Ba. quiet prvt comm. Ul·IU1 646-3618 •It 3:30 (818)183..()ee6
mlu thlt opportunity to only 7141~1·6710 W.etrfrHt.... .... Baach. tennis, greenbelts
ttMI a Bayfront. Atk tor an--1 •ft. 111· 1• IJJ.... $1950 IN . Incl rdnr. NO lrriat 2'f4 FIREPLACE, pool, pallo.
BARBARA JAMES --' -• p ET s. Av a I 61 1 s 28r Coodo. au am-11•-X-LG 1 & 2Br Apt• E-Guerded gate, pool, view, 7 1 4 I 6 7 3 -6 7 7 7 or S800 St 1 ""ii..,. Side $550 Up S57-2641
qui.t. Owner cteaperate • 916/927 ·56S5 AIC, ·avt ~,e1a~s 1 ~~8 fn, ll•t•119 II F:'~,~~!!:.r~.=: *ftUlY lllTILI BIG CANYON CONDO It ._ .... $615/mo 2 eo'2 BA,lrptc,
Prlc«I for quick .... at 2 Br' 2 'la t; a' c 0 mm . L11au acla .., encl gar. all bit-Ina, nf
S«9K. Open HOUM SIS 1BR/utll lnel S800 Po o I I J a c I t e n n I a . Charming Vie: studio. dte shopping center
•====-==:i::=:-1May18&1t.Mr.Laursen 3BR/2balwf~xS 1050 $1500/mo.640-4509 cook in_g utll fur n 810 0...ter •WINlf NWMI #7 Southampton Ct. 38R2~baTI $l375 BLUFFS, 4 Bdrm 2 Ytba, $S4Stmo .494-7645 . TSL MANAGEMENT
.. H... B/281·1500 R/751-9175 BalBytrntSBrl2bS1800 frple. encl patio ' eu 642-1503 • ..,.... Beytrt. W.BayAveS2800 s1250,mo 644•1480 l~rt lt1c~ ...
Gorgeoue Bay and City .... Tl llAll (48'/mald rm/side tie) ve:rt; OCEANfRONT. lllTUT II
light views In Dover Newport Shorea 4 Bdrm 3 Bluffs Condo 3 Bd 2 'hBa, Shr 2BR 1 bath apt $895/mo BeautlfUI 2 8d 2
Shor•. Pr•tlgloo• prl· Ba, 2 story. Asking lrple. lovely prlv patio. w/seldom nome tenant. Ba townhouse. All Bl1·1ns.
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Large living and family 648-8844. Atk IOf Alan BLUFFS Condo 3br 2'Jtba, TSL MANAGEMENT For f'urther Information. rooms, each with fire-a t 1 U f 642· 1603
Place. Format dining. BLUFFS TIH Lowett Price xtnt cond. S 1100/mo. n r •tJ I a • Evea/Wknd• 642..,221 plMMcall 7141552-01 77 •119"""5 2BR A me 714-494-7S13evetwknds orvltltouroftloe1t148 Breakf•st room. 4 • •"" . . l,tU 06 lalL-· l1lu• z7-NICE 2BA 1 'bat .. ~1-1 -"--C Bdrmt. 3'11 bath. Pool. SOK-113/4 Agt 7eo-«>97 IDYii.i 619-434-41 w!(days -.,. ,, -..., Roosevelt, 1,,,,.,., A.
"ITII.-•• epa.3cargarA09.Callfor lllllll•I JAmSUAln 1ta•••fllll 1 ltlns, aml patio. avl gar. E'Slde $800. extra OPEN DAILY _,_.. ~tment 546-2313 -••• --now. $1000/mo to mo. storage rrn &tor dbl gar. MON-F!U8amiolpm 3 Bdrm 2 ba, DetMINf .._,...,. Loweat p'1ced Condo In .PWlf"l•IT 2 Sty 4 Bd 3 ba. 2 trplcs, rental. 8181289-9307 a2va1Bldl 2 i lo SAT/SUN home well taken C8t9 of flnttt .,.., Lge·2 Bd-2 l1•111M1ll dbl gar. IQe patio deck. 1 ba, ge pat 8:30am..e:OOpm THE REAL
ESTATERS $150,000 owe. A.-Ba.AIC.19eclacularvlew Comm pools & tennll C.rtaa ..... , '12 $67S/mo A 1 cond. --='::":":c:-::-L""E""ISl"""'""-=·=--
Alan 646-~ 13MK Owner 760-8755 CllMI •el lbr HU courta. S 1500/mo avall Muge 4 rm 2 ' a Avail-lmmed occupy MW
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from mut• .-id povery dock '-· cell to ... : ,...,.,,.. •~-rm tastlc view S 1800/m dlal'lwashtf, oaraM". no rounded by the charming
patio to enjoy the out-640-7000 -.. -.. ...,. 67S-6000 Karef'I Agt pets 1590. call 64~5577 atmoapll«e of Wo0d-
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famlty home on a lov9ly 3 8d 2 '-149•000· Avail. 8/1. 648-0817 PILL ICUI Y1IW upstalra. No pets $-450 condltlonlog, firaplec:.. Creek offer a unique street $480 000 s 10,000 down or IMM Newport Crest 4 BO 2 & · • option. Tom 846-8844 3BR 28A home w/encl. ·~ea lrplc lam rm w/d Sierra Mgmt 550-1014 garlQ4M. pool IP•· combloatlon of one, two
r,tlo 2 car gar No """t• · · • Walk to South Coast and t hree bedroom ••••.. llL-S"'"' v~ ...___ ........_.., · ' ..-. h'"'"p gar pool sn.a. ten· 1BA 1ba 11ove/relr1g ••• -CJ'\ ·~ .... ._ ......,J.,.u 100 I cl ga dener "" · · • .. -. · • Plua. Available lmmed apanmentt tocated neer QUIET STREET. located Open Set/Sun 1-5 1911 n . 1 r . nls courts 1500/mo cptsldrps. poolllndry, From $950. 241-0~ a van.ty ot convenience aouth of.__..... Or. on a Yadlt ~ 640-8485 Avail June 10· 51.,.782 TSL MGMT 642-1603 May special Betwee 1 J
cul de ~i;;iarge 38R wl tge yard. bltln•. Evea/Wknds 642-622 1 8am-8pm, 645-0269 I* STUNNING Lg 1 & 2Br O< • I lg4M:
custom contemporary la •-•-great nalght>orhoodd. Jaa Crk, $1850. mo 3br 1Brdm. 1Ba. garage! $2Bs2's &Ga$6rd:"s 7~gtw ~:: •*~~pl~ Immaculate & lnterMtlng. _..., .. _, '87S/mo. Call 5S9-5001 2be lam rm-no pets-sec $46S/mo Call 64S-3415 '·-1ers
Saparete spec. mutet 1111,MI e eEASTSIDE Cute ·2Br 7S9-1790/S48-9000 x241 attar 5pm Unique 2 Bd , ..., t>a triplex. * Aecreetlon
suite, gourmet kltcllenT & 1 Bdrm Condo ctoee to IBa, W/D hkupt, g•r. yrd L8 3Br 2'i'rBa Townhome. 2 Bd 1 Ba Condo Jodry lac., Beam ceotngs. curved Seleted units wlln ca-tovely Interior patio. WO beech, mow In oond. frig *'-50+..._ 548-•""1 6. slip a"all Sl ~50tmo. •ta1rs ~ cpt/""I wtl9n d 1 & blocks to the beach Incl. Be9utlful communl"" .., ......,. "'"' • .. 1 car gar patio, pool, no ~ · • --.... the rat c e 1 1 n O a rm am rm, This realty a..-1a1 home pool, ,.... .,..., Truly ·~ CIRCLE TtiESE Viking A.E 7S 1-7664 pets $750/mo S4S-578<1 tenent moves 611 WI O. 2 laketide v..,.., No pets ••-500 .,,..... ......-c f ,.._,..,.,. c.ar auto Qar , very pvt. No permitted . w , remode6ed _, ., hu 4 Bdrm• and a Oen. super buy1 all eat near ·~--· • Lge woodsy corne< lot 4 2BA 1 ba. $500/mo Avail pets . ad u 11 s pr ef
By ownr · 780-8142 Alklng 1485,000. i.m llAL n 2bdrm a.bode newer kltcll Bdrm 2 ba. 2 car gar. Juoe 1st 226 t Miner S1 $ 6 7 S I mo Ca I I 1 I t Furtn.r leasing
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frptca. Walk to thopt · 111-1400 Westcllff Axer Upper. 3 br 539•8190 Beat Alty lee 539-8190 Best Alty tee Ave Yrc1. M pets S59S A. v a 1 I May P 111 o Available Now
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througnout. Sp~lou1 s\Jme exl1t1ong low Large family hm owner 2017 W. Chandler. So. gar $725 Info S39·6190 pealing <!~orRI S~OO s 2BA 2BA frpl, OIW. no a 4Bd nse 11 loolllng In PIGTllE .. 11 YllW gourmet kitchen. argt Interest tlnanelng. AM 2 may carry 30 ·yr tst Sant• Ana. Near So. Batt Rl1y lee, 539-6190 ....,.t ty ee pets Mesa Verde S72S CM NB or HB think of ut
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3 Bedroom Hart>or View must ... for the buyer Bernar dino. Atlllng Mull~Atty852-9111 ' Appointment, open E=de=u~r':!: ~ pool, spa, nr bch $1300 2BR 2be Apt , Pomone 1deal llvong INNEWPORTBEACH
Hiii• with pool. locatton with an eye for qualtty. $798,000 weekenca. 557-3344 paint ·se251mo 645-6453 818·243-9216 Ave. Garage S63S TSL MGMT 642-1803 A great place to 11ve on the
rural but cl.ty. $389~ Call today 546-2313 IPll --1·1 JleWle.... llii , ; . VILLA BALBOA Executive! Call 760-0138 NB REALTY 675-1642 Upper Bay Private
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the Pacific Oce1n. 2 HOUS : a .. __ C.M. 2987 ORANGE ST es. Dining room. wood~ 64S-66<16/650-7275 _ --.a Ad at Sao Joaquin Hiiis ••-ellN Builder wlll help with -burning flrepla<:e, m1Cl'O-----Baal. ltac~ .,,. I Ad -coat. 541-8001 Bkr Grote S11,200. 1189,500 $1150/mo. 873-2282 wave oven private patio SS75tmo 2 Bd 1 Ba. oatio l.a.all00 1 Lllml~ 15% On. Owner Don Need family to rent 2br hM ELEGANT 'LIVING Oflly pool lndry rm E-s1de loc. 2Br new lux Condo. Sec. ..-
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DAILY f'i P c;i I / Fr" 11t. L•bOr guar'd · • Compl wkly malnt. Color-M coae ng ant hM/pete/plant•. Exper. Pfano c:;;on: 175-038 Davie Painting 984-3837 & repair. All tyl)M. Quality.
Dial One Pro Ofl an Joedy 8'45-3274 Ernie ev -------~. sprinkler rp1lr. r., make It to ttltl Club? I Reta Dl)'t 873-1951 Salon de Mullque PAINTING/P' •&TEAING Free eat. Lio. 831·2345 .flberglus Reflnlahra; tlle-landscape 645·0287 aft 5 speclallze In developlng a ---------B ~
PILOT sink-tub•; 30 yrs 859--11650 Ct•tal tacrttt Car•••i1• I • riome lllneaa program Taki~ bOOklnge: Care for _L_111_A_._z_eec_h_ln .... 1. __ ._A.,... -Specialize In lneur. repair Tater~ ..... Cut &lllftaya. p_ailOi. petha -Ill 18 tll_tt ~Ill aulte yoor per· hM/ MhOld wtille /:'r'e Ptano Leaeona 075-0835 lie/bond 983-1843 Chrl• l"""iXU:""iii'!SDBJifiitlPl'IEfill!lll!llll:§P''.;!j'l'llld~E!ir-
SERVICE etc. No fOb 100 M'llll. sonal need•. No ex· away. Aefa~-93 Salon de--Muatqoe p rl S 15. High IQ program
*OPENED MAY 1. * Reea. MICkey 538-0553 Topped/removed Clean· Carpentry, fencing, win-pentlve aqulptment, I'll Rental-hou111ltt1ng-Lag Lill AL. Zecchini.CB.A. m+Hlia INTERIORS 851-9eQ4 M&M 842·9033
Board & Care Home for up. new 11wn1 751-3478 dow ... plumbing, marllle. bring mine. For,,.. cion-Bch. Long term reeldent· Mualc MeOnl ollege H•NGING/STRIPPING RETIRED Meth TEACHER DIECTORY the Elderly. Happy home Dttectln tub encl, hauling, e1c. aultatlon, call 498·2980 writer w/1olld Income p 1 "' 1 ,... atmosphere with lots of Clean Upt•Tr" Trimming And Yes Jesu1 Is Lord or 498-2248 wanta prlv atudlO·hM ro . co H o your VISA-MC 073-1512 tutoring math-all ., ....
CALL TODAYll TLC S-40-4101 Kathy .llJ llTllTIYI Allllf Yard Mllnt.•Haullng (!lc#30405) 636-8244 r-tal nr ... _h,,.,,. H~-,. home. Speclalty: Women CBESr Prep 846-1190 (714)84..,5048 .,. "" "" ...,.._, Kld1 tool Eva 558-9282 Expert Wallcoverlng Ir · ...... Liii IMkkHti•1 MIKE 85()..3283 DECKS-FENCES-PATIO ....... tummer or.longer. Ref• ... ... stallatlon. Reas. ConSYlt· "'l met
Your Deify Pilot Co & pers XI . AIP. P/R. Drywall Complete Cleen-Up, gen'I Covers Replace. Repair. u.., n f 111-1111 RIChard 494-6800 •. I ant Aaalgnmnl 581 ·8590 tto:nMa fypjng srn
S«vtce Oif9C1QfY All Qtr S-tal8tre<rr990rts. 9fSAYWXU¥XPfAd Jnllntrllle lt~fr" lO yeart exper 154• Hl20 W urnace & Poot h11tlng'I -La-.. -.-.-Qli-...-ll-.-----FINE PATNTING By Rich-NORMS WALLCOVEAING Tranacr~No Job too Big ReprlMnletl~ 20 yrs exp. Ptek-up & de-All Texture. & AcouttlCI .. , .. Mauro. 631•4 7 E-lec-tr-k:-Plumblng-Drywell S.C. LlJmlc XPtNG erd SlnOf. 18 yrt of happy ALL KINDS FREE EST Call AnM 845·6233
MJ-'121 td. lot liver 54µ519 Ptus Int. & Ext. Painting. lllllAI. OLUl·IP Service or Remodel All Ht11t Cltaalg Comp! lnalall.lwtlly malnt. ~~o!;1 Llc.J~1~ Llcw330986 760-7211 Licensed Typing 5efvtce ~~~~~~~~~I Free est Kevin 673-1503 Malnt .. Landecp 645-4132 work lns'd Tom 64 l· l292 ROBIN'S CLEANING Comm'l/reeld'I S-48-8'03 T ranscrlbe-No Job too Big ..,: Ca~iaet Mui•t 111 ri al -RAINBOW PAINTING CUSTOM PAPER!N(i Call Anne 8'45-8233 Acn1tlc1l Ctilla11 CABINETS & CARPEN-• Ht I Lawn & Garden ServlC41 •GEN ti.OME REPAIRS SERVICE· 1 throooghty Compl. Land.cape Serv. Quality la our policy Best rel's·reas rates-free l=-=-=--....,,-----
Cqulllte XcouatlC• -e-TRY SJ"lall jQbS, repairs. Pllllll llltlltO Reuoneble 9 yr• exp' PalntG 0rrs:~ ;;;r;~( clean hOUM. S40-09~7 No Job too amall! Afford-050-8648 JEFF Lie 8&88 ettlmate. 642-6842 24 hr Wall ·~i•t
apra_yed or rempve. On-· 1re«u 1.sUmates 8'45-2003 Quality work, lr .. ett. M ... Area 646·5 l33 etc. l fY -Hooaecleenlng, carpell & able prlcea. lie. 646-el&O -1S.,...T........,,.C_LA_S.,...S.,......,,P-A-!N-=T,-IN_G.,._ •WE GALS SHOULD• Andy1s wattooverlng, ln-
w.11 Repalra 847-7901 •425513 tea-7401 TIE •••111111, HANDYMAN LARGE and upholsttl'Y. window•. etc. llalt lntfext/paperlng/cablne11 •HANG TOGETHER• stall -& remove, alto In--Car,.atry . wan small I DO IT ALLI 11,.JI lailf 111·1211 reflnlthld. est. 979-5294 775-4243 .ANYTIME terfor painting. 548-4013 IMitita1/ltaMtli1t D&A ELECTRIC. 942-9979 Lawn & Garden Malnt. 53 1-5579 Pat or Ive msg O I Expert Carpentry Sen/Ice Lte. & Insured electrl-wtth a dltf All k HOME/Otflee CLEANING Newport. Coate M.... CUSTOM PAINTING Pl t /I • Wi • Cl ·
Repair-Aemod'l·Addlttons clans. 112 Price SwvlOt by men, c:;tral,,:>~n ONE CALL DOES IT ALLI By ettlclent rellable honest Irvine. Ref'a. 075-3175 25 Yra. LIU403~ 1. lna'd. 11 tr •f!U • •• tla&a "X•o!'llb"N"'s~••e"'id,..g""!'•"llCl"'a·rpe_n_try-1 Doors-etc S-48-4980 call Free Ml. Reald'I, landacaplng. Mow. edge. we fix It. break It, buy II person.bonded 854-2750 Bonded. COLOR EXPERT. lnt./Ext. patcti plastering, al oa ndow aa no
25 yrs lie . .v309152. bond, Comm'I, lnduat'I •283767 trim & clean-• ·pa. tr~ A•t or haul It. 548-5009 Rel' a. 9e3-0911 Richard custom texturing. quality Serv Mothers Day Special
1,... 111. lrwln 548•2719 BUILD OR REPAIR " ...... .... Home & Otflce Cleaning work. Problems-No Prob· 603 Balboa Bl. 673-3135
Walls. stairs. ralllngs Llc'd Electrician. Quallt-y 969·2120 R11lia1 By JODI. Please call for DAN SALYER PAINTING 1ema1 •326884 554-7831 St t L Al~t doors. windows, moldings work In your home/office MOW/EDGE. Wkly Malnt. 1-.H'!"A!'!U'!'!L .. ·'°M"'O!'!'v"'E"'·•A•E"'M"'o""v'!'le~ tree estimate. 842-6746 Lie #425924 --I t IW "~.,...-..--..... ---1 Don 962-8202 Reas. Brian 6&9-0337 Treea, cln-ups, hauling. Furniture, Trash, Trees Housecleanlng & Small Of· 11_...1 Cell Anytime. 984-2017 Pla•~iat tate law require• t at a Park1\g Areas • Repairs EX LLENT CARPENTRY NEW/REPAIR. Quallty. No frM Ml. Ron 850-3031 . 963-5415 NOAM fices Best quallty. Low ....... al FOR BETTER WORK 24 lllr Elf 111-1110 ' contractors who perform
Reeurfaclng-Sealcoatlng We everything. Bob Jobe to amall, reuonable. -0-.C-.-Bes--t-G_a_r-de_n_e-r.-W-e LT HAULING . MOVING prices. Exp'd. Call Pa-if ASC MOVING ii LOWER PRICES. Call •A Full Service Plumber1' I work over S?OO Including
Roofing Repairs 631-4199 A C Co 6-4031 Free est llc'd 631 2345 can do most ol yourjar-Garage & Yard Clnups trlcla 842-3180 Quick careful SetvlC41, Uc. Jack 839-0793 anytime. labor and m1terlal1 mutt -a1ra.resurl (SLUAAY . " ' • "--1 _ __,,, 9611 18 92 LORATES.552-0410 DRAINSCLEARFrom$15 t>e licensed. UnlloenMd ._. Expert Carpentry, esld'I, RES!D/COMM'LllNO 28 ,...,., ng ,._,s. • Jon 645·81 House Ladlee. Hooaes, ot-GLASGOW PAINTING Faucets, Disposal, Heater. contractors should 10 ~~)E'!~~~·;.~~~0h;'J't~~Pl~r Comm'I, Remodel and yrs. Do my own work. Lie fices & condo's. Cleaning ••ABC MOVING •• Int/Ext. 30 yrs exper., 851-9604 M&M 642-9033 state In their advertlelng.
Doors John 754-0323 278041 Al 646·8!26 experts. 722-7016 Quick careful. T138046. ref's. 642-5214 --Contractors and con-complx speclellst, gd serv To PlaC'l' vour LO RATES 552-0410 Expert Service & Repair
Joe 8'45-4269 7am-9pm ONE STOP HOME ANO • .. Fast R esult.. Personllzed Home or Apt · Interior/Exterior. Aeaaon-32 yrs exp Aesld'l/Comm. sumers, c.ontact Mary
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CARPENTRY 472-0736 ··-• 11mU1I* Servt<'l' D1 r erton working.People Only 1-1m •-oe. 840-52111846-063'4 msg any questions. Contrac-_,_. ad Call Now Call Beth 850-1772 •-n-PJfC~ic1 tor's Slate License Aep1m-Doors-A1terat1ons Kids! Teenel Adulle! for Orange Co. Original INT/EXT. 20 Yeare Expe< -•---------1 Board, 28 Civic c.nter DETAILING Co.mpJ ete
car care. Lowest ratN. Remodel-Panel-Lock$-e1C On-Cable TV workehopl 642-56 71 QUALITY & SERVICE St~ Moveu. Insured Merage Room $29+ ma· *&..tll P.a.-Car'* Plaza. Room 690, Santa
Window-Fences-Cabinet Non-union! Beglnnert olcl 1.t. JJJ SPECIALIZED CLEANING Lie. T 124-436. 641-8427 terlal. Small jobs welcome ESP Ff'eadlngs. $5 Spec111 Ana, CA 92701
Call J.R 67~3 35 yrs exp Jefry 642--0587 Call 8'48-0514 fOf Info Lynn 549-1953 NEWWarehOUNStorliQ9 8'42-0442 •675-2495 .. 631·3718* i---------
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Oplxupper,pvtsundeclC'__ 3 rooms. Mal'lano 1n bch ~275 & utll. Pool/ CATIONACROSSFROM &equipment Established LagunaNlguelerea.Call Coast Hwy, CdM, nelp.Musthavegoodor
$825 Utlls pd 780-1369 NB area $350~ 1st/1st Kaanepall evall 8115 Ind()' fac, 850-4582ev HUGES PLAZA. AIC, 25 yrs 2066 Placentia. Laurie. 831·9516 or Bergstrom Cleaner•. ganlzatlonal skll!s. sorm IUICAL lfCIPTltltlT
EASTBLUFF 1Bdrm, nr Female Hm 5-48-8478 alt $2900 ptmo 645-6271 N-1mkg Fem ahr furn GAR PKNG $1500/MO Eves 846·9460 831-9720 HUYllY typing, dependable ve-New Breast Olagno1tlc
ahoppplng center No 6pm, Work 441-2000 1 l tatala tt lb1t ZHll lrvlne Condo. $325/mo AGT 675-4582 Btlt WaatN SlOO 1&111111111111 Attns, M-F small pkgl, hlc!e lo run errands, IC Center in Fountain vai1ey
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,... a to bch d beamed Eves 646-3450 pref male Year long $400/mo leaaant me, cheery rm. $600/mo. Agt 541-5032 TILEPlllE 675·9191 tranep 850-5031 Ive m*'-Y It 11 1111 typing and general olflee lings, lrplc. gar $830 · 673-2043 Eves lem nlsmkr, $325 Call --------~ ..., .... , I IUr. tr skills. Salary O.O E
'f!tY, ref•. 8'42-3490 Bttell,!tttla 2904 COM l'louse w/vu M/F n-aves 759-9143 Store or office. 300. 600 & lmlYIEWflll BILLING CLERK Invoicing, HLIYllY lllYH 6 mos expe<. req In all W 0 MAN Aw A A E
Stepa to bch. 2Br 1Ba. UllU IUOll smkr S525t mo Mlcl'laet Prof. reaponalble, lun ~~pos~,B~'i;st~ ~!!: Salary w/beneflls, our of-flllng. heavy typing, mlec:. for dental lab. Part time phases 01 hospital/ 963-8828 Jn*: 2 car gar yrly 759-16681760-1121 see1<1 'same to ehr lllh · flee. Full & part time. We duties 10 Key by touch. Mu11 use own car. $S plus doctor Insurance bllllng. --------
tD25/mo. 968-8263 IOTOll Ill lonable condo. Airy 2 B; 2 631-1344• 642-9033 train. Marie, 545· 1458 sell-starter, non-smoker mlleege. Ideal for college Phone. Ille and type· 40 l!lllTlll'l lfLmll
;,1.L' .. BALBO• 2Br, quiet, Wkly rentals $..135 & up, CM house nds 3rd rmmt lrplc, 3 bl, gar. micro· WATllFlllT ln&IL •llllll •tll* pref.Perm. part time itudent. Apply 2474'n wpm Good benefits. Call for 2 children, no heavy
v '-" ,.. Color TV, lree cottee, M/F Pool/Jae $350/mo wave lot• ol prlvaey • M on.Fr I. hrs flex. Newport Blvd, Costa Mrs Harper 640-8950. hsework. five In or out 1st new crpi. & paint, l rplc, heated pool & steps to & ulll 641·7011Avall611 s.c25· cau 640--0313 · High vlslblllty.Pretall /Coffloe STUDENTS 833-8435 Mesa. 64s-5068 e>0enslon 124 __ 2 wks tn July 831-31 14
garage, security, pool. ocean Kltcl'l's a11au -------_ ' space on ac. oast $7 85 STARTING RATE S 1050/mo 644-2 185 985 N Coast Hwy Fem 25 • shr 3Bd 2Ba Shr hse summer only $250 Hwy. Newport Beach FIT 22 lmmed. openings BOOKKEEPER/GENERAL IEUYllY lllYll MOSTESI MOTHERS or STUDENTS
WESTCLIFF 2Br. lg kltch Laguna Beach 494-5294 Balb3oa ''tblk75100b8ch9 $325 utll incl S 100 dep. Ava Ample parking. Approx No e>Cp nee Must be OFFICE Ille typing, A/A, tor party """Ulpment rental Wed-Sun eve. Trees Res· pick-up c1'11ldren from local
Beam cells 5550/mo. 1-E.Wl,llTIL · 11 utll 6 • 4 --I 611 Brian 432-1745 20001 SQ 17tt14,s~ip5 7111100a11 H s Grao & us Cltzn AI P, payroll. S-46-0994 store G~ driving re-taurant CdM, Patti school, own car PI T
" Female ntsmkr Ahr nl""' -w space ~ -Call 1 tam-4pm 964-2890 llllllEPU cord. mu11 w~.. Satur-673-0910 $250-$350 p/mo Karola mature cpl prel 642· 7842 " ....., Wan1 MI F to stir N.B ---- -__ ..,.,. K d 631 1608 Wkly rentels now avall 3Br l'lse, lndry, lg, yd, gar l'IOme Furn S335/mo C i l days. United Rent-All, Host & Hostesses Mon-Fri 1 s. · '" •SlllYI n $126/wk & up 2274 New-l''r ml to bcl'I 650-4837 ask for DeDe 631 -4344 . •••llC. ACOlllTlll CLllll sharp, detall oriented lor 645-0760 Days Good benefits liiiliiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii port Blvd c M 646 7445 I t I 2911 Company growth has re-small office. part time. GATED VILLAGE COM·1 . • Fem rmmt shr NB Condo, ta I I suited In our accounts Non smoker preferred. Apply In person 3-6pm ~~;.:n;~~~3::r~ SU I Ill LlllE steps to bch, n-smkr ltatala WutN 2909 Cannery Row Nwpt Bcl'I payable and salet de-Resume to P O. Box to ~~!ta~~~n-Hol's Hut Restaurant,
ol PURE LUXURY Gar-3026 w Coast Hwy. New-S275 646-6457 aft 5~ Mat prof n-1mkr F, 1 cat 2813 Lafayette $450 partments each having 7878, Newport Beach. tal practice Xlnt oppty 18850 Douglas, lrvlne
age. SPA In m1111er autt· port Beach. refrlg. TV Fem Shr 2Bd Iba COM seeks quiet 1 bdrm .un-s..5-7993 an entry level cleflcal CA 92660 w/benellll Exper. nee In IOlllllY
ea. Dining room, wood· $125· wk sgt. no deposrt ooean 11lew W/O,nr bch turn apt or lg MP entr rm opening Applicants l&llY CLEll all lecet• of back office Enerergetlc reapons1ble
t:¥1rnlng llrepteoe, micro· I $350 • utll 873-5835 w/b• to '400 NB. CdM lttllJI 2922 shoold have Pflvlous ol· f 11 Call btwn 10am-4pm, person, some gardening.
weve, oven. private patio. •••tr ~ F 2 b ., b or E CM. Refs 846-8133 528 STcworkshop) $360 .. floe experience and 10 Mllndure .. "!_•rkL or reHtl: 8 4 2 • 50 3 5 or e v I'S 5•.i, day weele $6 hr So "" I I J <tAA.oll! em ehr r ' a apt, key proficiency a mull. Cl Y s .. vp • aguna s 730 584 99 9 .,.EQANT LIVING only ta I I a.vw gar. S300 mo Call Peggy Woman. 2 adult children. 2 S 15 uts-See Unit 29 120 Restaurant accounting • Mall. Laguna Hille. Full & ·I . Laguna 4 -1 72
'6 mlnutee to Fashion 2 Br 1 ba 'h bllc bch 549-1233 aft. 5 smell dogt nd 3Bd 2be E 23rd St. CM 832·4161 plus Xlnt benefit• & part time. Variou• ahlfta Dental HOUSECLEANEAS
leland. 15 mlnu111 to So sundecll &. prkg. weelttY housew/feneed yd. Loca.I work ing condition• Pleasant personality and Ollllllll WllTUT PIT and FI T
Oo. Plaza, 1u11 eaat ol $600 Avail 5/15-6115 Fem steble prof n-smkr area (213) 697-4768 Aaataact•Htl 3002 Apply in person neat appearance a must. A I Klrbys Maint _631 ·5272 ~ Blvd & south of 548-5298 . neat shr charming 2 Bd ---TYE .. llY llOlfl llC Exper. helpful, but not Exper R D N B San Diego freeway 2473 COM oceanv1ew Apt Glrlftl fer SPIRITUAL READINGS " -• necessary. Will train In-646-4801 tlOUlllHPEll /UH ii
OrangeAve63t-5439 By 3Br 2Ba next to bch 1 car $475/mo Cathi 675-4486 It t 2912 Advice In All Matters & t7042 Glllelle Ave iervlew 1 tAM-1 PM or --11-11-.1 wanted Phl!lpplne wo,;,an
appt only gar street prkng. gd area a Counseling 18 15 So El Irvine 7 141250-0331 cal!lor appt ----~ S2000tmo Avail mid· FIM 10 shr t>eaul. CdM 1 car gar CM nr Fedco Camino Real San Clem A D A. non smoker, Pedo 24·36 who speaks Engllsh St•I~ Ctut Metro June Call 213/643-666 1 twnhse nr bch WI O, Vehicle storage only. $50, Lic'd 492-7296 Helen Grace Chocolates 644-061 t Salary to start $60/weel<
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LUX CONDO 2Br & Convert olftee. Im-F S $76/mo. Storage only. tmmedate opening for re-586--1850 solo pract, days & limited 11¥HTllllT OllPUY
$600 1 Br Studio. lrplc, peccably . ma Int resl-urn Hse COM 350mo 9x 16. 724 James St, sponslble person In busl-eve hrs. 846-8560 efl 5 •neede part time (21 hrs),
w/d, walk to SC Plaza dance A11I mthly only beg no-smkr or pets Avall Coeta Mna 673-7787 neas otflce al focal~-UIPlml -agre11lve appointment
, 615.4063 Junl!! SS-000. 575.1349 nowl 760-9229/652-8012 FOUND ADS paper Appllcantl aho.uld exp. w/refs. S15. hr. Re-Dental Rec:pt. N.B. 1·2 Dys conflrmer. Organlzatlonal
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NB Condo Nr Hosg $300 Costa Mesa. 873•7787 ARE FREE e11perlence. Pleaaant at· .,...,.. bll!lng. 646·3535 must. Telephone exper * • SHARP 2BR t be I ltat1J1 2907 u1s P<I N/smkr 8'46-7332 mosphere, excellent ben· CARPENTER Experience lllT&L llOPT I pref. 720-8045
$625: 2BR 2ba ..,/lrplc MAUI-Beautiful luxury -F--Garage In reeldenllal aree C U eflts. Send retume to In Conetete & framing 10 help Mtablleh'new den· I 1a•nt1 S605 bltlne encl Ml Prot non-emol(er Gd buelness write olf. a ', A 0 S E M A A Y 631·2345 -· · gar Condo rlgl'lt on t>eacn at 25·35 CdM, pref eve 575/mo. Dyl 640•7137 CHURCHMAN, P 0 Box tal practice. X!nt oppty lmmed hire. Call btwn
Aval! June 3, 786-6268 K1he1 PP 493-2316 wrkr $400. 720-9485 142-Hll 1560 Colle Mesa Ce Ul-/ITlll w/beneflt• Exper nee In 10·2 Laguna Hiiis.
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Sl 3otsq fl. 1617 West· F Ou No A 1 as le a n IAILY PILIT mP IPPIEITIOI 720-158'4 ,Work mornings, ex-
clllf. NB Agt 541-5032 Malamute Husky, very 110 W. •-St, Continental culllne. mutt 111wwa1u1 I pertenc5•5d7·60P,[o•lered
QC Airport area. 4001 descrtbt e vcty _, h b 1 kl '"-' ,.__ "-.d• 1 ...... , la. av• aa c coo no h•""· ta-a texture I Birch. Newpo<l ...... ch W ilson/Fairview CM -•• •-•""' "'••• ... ..-o EEOED ••50 "'• 503 expe< .... ..,...,....., 631-2345 LA Y N to asalst In ... /mo. Agt ~ 1· 2 546-9162 CHILD c•RE 1 WB/I 1 I caring tor elderly lady, on I&".-lfflAR FOUND Eiiotle Bird c alilo ---------" n rv ne. Federal, State & Civil Ser-Cataline laland. Must be -, ,.., &11111, &llllTU'T My hOme, 5 dayt. 3 mo. vice Jobt. now evallable I over 40, *""'•k Engl'-...
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Laguna Bch requlr11
exprd Mgr & lnexpefd
but keen full & p/tlme
persons 497-56 t 1
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& 11-7 for well 1111-
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Center St. Costa Mesa
549-5585
nursing
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an shifts S49·30e t N_,,,. "--·h water ... _.. Iden Illy 642-1794 or Re I ""-1111 Co In..........,.,. Old baby 733 "57• ....,.... ,.,, ..,_.,..... • ...,_ ....... 5 8 6 o • ~ · ,....,_.,..... • ..., ., In your area. For Info cell exp no nee Would en-
at • reasonable price 4 •1 2 Beach. Light typing, Ol.ftll&L (802)837-3401 Dept 439 courage Phllllplnos to PUTTill ~-turda'-, ~IA) IK Prestlglous MarlMrsMlle FOUNOSet ol Keys on bkkpg,and al office apply $650 mo • rm & lor wicker buket luncl'I
o:M1 J location SllP. avallab!e South Coast Hwy. COM dutleS. Ca 75-2232 Bu1y lnaYrence clalm 01• FLllAL lllllHI I b d 979 "590. d I I a ARIE~1 \l a1d1..'.l -\p11 1•11 \11u,1lqu11t11rci.kllma1c11.il 'il•.trd1 w/otflce (714)645-7100 120.1697 llcehuopenlnglorallle Fl Sh k r "' wk Y• servce. Houaawve• clerk. Dullea will Include owar op wor Ir· college studenta lor ~ lin1\hn l ik1.1il\ .11r iln i11dc1 '"lit no" Jlt' rr;Hh 111 l'h11nnklr1' '·''"'1 C~M. Otflces 345 IQ. It Found White temale cat filing, mall. phonee a It 21502H.BBr~o2~~~r8~t St, LIUL SEOIETUY sandwich delivery aer·
n >lU\ 1in 11·" llll'lll' ( 11 11·1111•11'-.1h1 11\ I•• prn\t' 111a1oi I 1''" .11111 ' $300 mo 1725 Monrovia Nr Balboa Pier No 10 ADVERTISll8 typing. Full time poalllon ...., "" Exp In P.I & Work Comp vice. must have car, be
itlC'mhn mal...('\ 4 om l'\"1111 \ltJ)p .. 11' \ 1111 r ( ,111\1' 494-3803 or 548-3345 642-9465 with 111 beneflls. Cell Mgr lllEUL IFPICI Newport Bch 955-0363 neat, clean & personable
T ,\ l RI S I \ pril 'I J. \ 1.1 •111 ' 'tit ll11d1 p11p11l,11 II' i 11111',1\1'' \ ou COllllA Ill IU Lost Bleck lemale cat ARTIST at 955.9033 lmmed. local Peat Control Co IAIL llOOI Work 8 30-t2 30 Mon·
hcl11mr 111111 · .t\\;11 1d .1j1p1.11.1111t·.11Hl \.\<'tfhl I 111t'\•ll••Ht1rl1111111,1· 700 11 111 lnct.ud tng White Ilea collar Coste ••-i-T needs temporary genera Addressing List Meinien-Fri .Apply altns 2-6pm
I> I • I I I I Growing dally newspaper _.n ,,,.,. ottlc·e personnel. Typ1nr anc.e Wiii operate Key Lori' Kitchen. 3077 1011 np1·11 ·, 111 I•• l\t' 111•'".t l-'1'' 11,i.1 o1 .11 \qlJ .1 • < 11111111.lj!t'l 11 Jan1tor1a1 & utllltles Mesa Nr OMV 645-8562 " H B s
h I I ( I I C on the Orenge Coa81 lmmed. opening for exper. required, office exper Punch and Computer art>or lvd. anta Ana ruat ('II IH'l\1111.I 1 1111••11' H 11111Ip·"'1o1p ii• . 0891 Hwy, NB locatlon LOST Blk/gray striped d I I t It .. ,. I 979 0747 nee s lmag nat ve, pro-YP • ..., wpm w IC· helpful Call Mr Taylor 9AM-5PM 3 days p/wk · G E MI!\ I I \ l.t \ 'I I 11llo' .:'I 11 r \'otl do\\ 11 Ii •I IHJI flll\l' ii 11'11uil<.l111g Agt 675-6700 --male Cat w/whl pews. ductll1e. layout artist Wllo curate typing 11<111• & gen-979-8021 Apply Pennysaver. 1680 PUT-Tiii
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licenc,e req1111l'nll'n1' ty Wet1 1oc.1ted Corona Shepmh<blk w/rustybrn ror a variety ol cllenll. Clemente081-8111 Aeceptloni.t torenglneer-llllOllAllllTUT 'Mon & Tues 4.30pm-ap-CANC'ER 1 1 u1w~I l11 h..::1 \kmhl·r11l11rp11"11·,nlwlf)\mal.....: del Mar on P.C.H Air. E-CM S/12548·6320 Our dltcrlml"•llng mar-I I Tll fngofflcelnN.B Typing Busy otflcendabackotflee proit. 1AM. AequlrH M 875-8700 ket demands Quallty and 0 .. £1(1111, llAL lillng Salary. med!-esslsl Exp nee FI T )(Int good eyftlghl & manual
v."h LC111ll' trUl' \ 11u'll n·,1·1\1 unu,u.il ~111 -1~ "nH'.1111 111 f)rumotc ~p entr gr LOST Golden Lab / style 111per. w/good c:llent blM I cal/dental plan, vacallor benefits 848•3145 I dexterity, Apply Pen-
romuOll' .1nu I l'pn·wnl' )!1•11111nl l11h 11 111 i11\ I 111pli."" 1111 tharm. New Bldg, OC Atrpor1 Rldgebeck mix fem dog Newpap,er production a proven trlclt· record. & prollt aherlng 1 glrl of _ _ ___ __ nysa ver. 1880 PllQlnlle
pov.er\ ,11 IX I '1M\111n .inil ,,111 v11,1mh1p area Corner of Redhllt & Lt tan, Sandy' Tustin & knowledge helpful. Ablll· Pvt ofc In Newport Center flee, bp. only. 752·88&6 Medical Ave C.M
Lf.O 'I ul' -1. \it~· .: i I )1 irrn·''" .1d 11\ltHl "' " ll«tturnl Brl1to1 700 sq ft & 1350 23rd St 852-9966 :1~: .W~~t u~~ =.: ~7'111on ~t~.nlque com-jGENERAL OFFICE wor11 OHllH/OlllP. IPI ,-,m--.,-Pll--lll--r mph.1'" ·11, ... 1n Jmh1t1• 11 .11"<'1 r11m,1n111 "nir.1111111 1'111tn twll111 ,~~":~s~:lNTS LOSTlargeBulfl Orgmale paper IXPlf an edvan· MACGREGORREALTY 1hlpplng/raeeMng & In· Matureperaon,knowtedge 5Dayp/wtllncl\JdlngSat·
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VIRGO I \ ug ~ l "11111 • 1 \ll'• r , t.-.11 "' ~1 1 1 , ti qu•l r.. 'l hcmn lmY lllllATll 673·5904 commenturate 'wtth eic-.. ._/mPI person with gOOd clerical neic 840-0140 helptul Full company
He av.arc. 111 11111!! 1.1nul' '""'I" '' ''L'I nkJ•. 1111 pJJ)(·1 \uh1l111 lormJI Sim· llWPT Ill Lost Smell Calleo Cat perlence !nqulrlea and For lldefty ambUlatory !'!~a aorM expecleooe edlcal beneflll Apply Pen-" " 1•50 SF ---It 1• M 11 1•t1 t H re1ume1 to· Steve woman In Laguna a..etl. ... •• 5/hr. 281--0180 UI ••• .. y•-nys&V9r, 1880 PllQlntla stn' l' to d1'i\t'tll 111,1 ll 1•""''111 II nt.tll'f 1,1 I I 'l\t l'\ .111111 hrr \ 1ru11 '" o .. ..,. "' • w " agno a "' an 1· unt Own -• -• A c ..
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ind glrla aollc:lt new
tM.tbacrlptlona on their
paper rout•. Must enjoy
wor1clng with 10-13 yr Olds. E11ty evening houra
work dayt/ llexlble hre.
Comml..ion only.
pla\ tH11't.1nd1111L 111lt•, -6000 tq. tt New Xlnt Mature-Croup
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help pN~nr" 1c,, Im 111n.1l1 \liC'li I l'll I 1h1 .1 1lH11\ 1dua" pJJ \ CO..t Hwy 875-8000 ,:if fOf lrnmeo~:
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1 -Bowl SAlr~t
10 Skin Pfoblem
14 MM. hoo6ly
15 Expylllon
18 Tory"1 toe
17 Dour
18 GrHt4H
19 Pll8'1 beech
20 le· Fr
21 8ehindh1nd
22 OIYef~
24 8'1111 ..
28 Unit•
21 w .. loadyllh
29 Checked
32 N.Y City
33 Hepp!MM
34 Suget "'". 35 FllQ-maictlf
38 Musty
37 Chufefl ., ..
38 Trotyl
39Tlft09
40 Hutt
4 1 Hot epell 1 43V~
44 "EIMl'I -.
45 F rult drink
48 F11Mine61 re
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2 3
14
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52 -the Red ~ Slllp OU1
55 TOl'onto 1001-
bal* se TOf1ur•
57 Fabfle
58 -WOiie
59 Mu'~
II() lnc.(>llOn
81 Coollte
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1 Furor
2 Blf'd•
3 A"90!1'1
loc.ttlOn
4 Tr ..
5 AIUlll buyef
8 Depena
7 Curr.,,I
I Ceuctlo aovrce
9 Stu«>l>Ofn
10 Oeeetaet II
11 GrMI arcllltec1 1, Unit. unit
13 Conc;eit I
2 1 Mottgegl 23 F•tovlla
25 CollectlOnl
6 7
28 Indite
27 Scotch firth
21 "-Togelhet"
29 " -Blue Gown"
30 Getrnen city
31 ~•emeriti
33 VllOl'OUI
le "91Trllna
37 FWmflOld
3t Af1I groups
40 -·~
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45 FrOlic
48 Of,,.,., l tlt>t
47 AUM11'1 -
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51 Noll•••
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FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1985
UIFL ftlM llr110"' el oonlract ault 111lnlt AK. C2.
occ crew to row lft regetta nur 8acrem1nto. C2.
Roumimper
ha-s .added pop.
to OCC attack
• 0911y l'tlol pfM>I~ by Howwd llpln
Slugger has helped
m Buc8around
after slow start
By DENNIS BROSTERHOUS
Oft ... 0-"r ..... IWI
V.ht•n the Orange ( oast < olkgc
baseball team too~ a '-'eek a"a' from
outh Coast ( onfcrrnct• pla) }or the
Easta break.. the-Pirates were rc'>llng
in eighth place "'1th a 2-6 SC'\ record
But a recent surge. whll'h saw the
Bucs "'° 11 of their la~t 13. 'aulted
them into the first d1vmon of the
conference race.
It hasn't been aco1nc1de-nce that the
sudden nse tn OCC's fonuncs came
at a lime "hen Coast Coach Mike
Ma} ne decided to swttch sluggl'r
Grne Roum1mper from his desig-
nated hitter role into the outfield.
Roum1mper has responded b'
rewn11ng the-<XT record book 1n
home runs and RBI
Orange Coa•t College •l~er Geae R4MUD1mper ha• .et .cbool record• ln borne run• and RBI thl• aea•on.
"~'hen Gene staned pla} ing 1n lhl·
outhcld. along w1th a coupk ot 111ha
moves.~ was kind ofa turning point
for us 1h1s }ear:· said Ma}ne "It lthr
m1}\el was a wa) of genmg Larr}
C ratscnbcrg into the li neup (as a DH r
\ince La~ was havmg arm prob-.
lt'mS.
OCC Stuns champs; Gauchos fall "Gene rcall} hadn·t pla)ed in the
outfield that much (Roum1mper "as
a first baseman at Tustin H1gh1. but 11
"'a!> something I had 10 111 at 1ha1
point .\nd ht''!> done an ou1s1and1ng
JOb." Pirates c lose out season-
with win over Cerritos
Orange Coast gut o n lhl· board'> l·arl~ "'hl·n
Ro umsrnper dnllc'd a grand slam to nght ticld 1n
the first 1nn1ng. The P1ratl''i addl·d to their total 1n
the second when Roum1mixr went 10 "'ork again
Ht doubled home Larr~ Crat\enh~:rg 10 g1' l' ()( (
a 5-1 lead
Santa Ana 9, Saddleback 7: Thl' (JaUl hm'
lo.,1ng 'trcak <,trt:tched w li\l' game'>. 1:k'lp1tl' .i
'>Ix-run fir'>t inning.
"iaddkback 18-15 1n uinti:rcnrl') p1kd up~"
1n 1he first as Mark Wt•h\ll'r "'allo..ed. 'tok i.n·onJ.
1001.. third on Aud~ Bollingt'r'' ha'l' h11 Jnd
,1.11rl·<l \\ hl·n '>tC\l' "ltl hol'I \lngled
aid Roum1mper "I think the
rhange ha<. hclped me Playing 1n the
lit'ld hdps take m) mind ofT m~
h1111ng. It helps to be in the game at!
thl' llml' .. Orange ( oa\t Colkgl' rnmpktl·cl 11'> \eason
1111 a winning nott· Thur,da). du" n1ng South
< oast Conferl·nn· champion < cmtm. and
~aJdkhack dropfll'.d its tifth consecult\ l' game in
wmmunity college hasehall action
..\ftl'f the Fakum dd1.kd .1 run 1n thl· 1h1rd
OCC's Paul Fll"un "ngkd 111 "ill'\l' Kra1'' Jnd
Ellison 1,rorcd on l>arnn <iarrwr\ '111gk 10 put
OCC up. 7-2.
\ pa 1 r ot ticlJer'., l ho1l t'' .t nd .in 1:n ur
prClll'l'dl•d \ln~ll'') h~ frff rrl'I JnJ "l'h\ll'I J\ !hi.'.
< 1aurhos halll'd Jruund
Roum1mpcr's l'\plrnt'> "1th thl· hat
lOnt1nuc tt1 .imaZl' the Pirate.,· to)h)\.\.
1ng. The ra" stat1r,11c<, of till RRI Jnd
1.i home runi. I school record' I tn JU'>I
31 gamt'\ arr rcmarkabll' enough Thl·
old R Bl marl.. of 511 was set b\ i...t•\ 111
Reimer la'it }Car 1n 40 game'>·
Here's how 11 "'ent:
Oruge Coast 9, Cerritos 7: Thl· Pirates
fin1~ht•d pla} with a victor) o'er thl' F-alcons at
Orange Coas1.
Darnn Garner hrok1.· a 7-7 lil· in the cigh1h.
'>Curing thr e"cnlual gaml'-w1nnn on a C rmtos
t•rror
Cerrito'> took on thl' lhampwn\h111 111111.. in
the seventh. ho"'l'' l'f.
With t\\O on and onl' uut. "mil\.'. ill..in'>1\0
homered to nght-c'l'nll'r \\.1th that. Ol < < nach
Mikr Ma) nl· brought 111 Marl.. \1omp to rl'11e' c
Longo Gama. The fi r'>I haller <)tum p fan·d I on~
Trevino. pounded a t\\o-run home run 10 lll' the
pme at 7. 7. But the Falcone, Wl'fl' blankl·d Jftl'r
that.
rhl' 'l\t ll ng Don' I I S-X I "h11 protected
their hold on sernm.I plau· 111 thl· -;( ( Jn'!>"l'fl'd
\l 1th tour 1n tht' thm.1and1110\.. thl' k.td "'1th thrl'l'
in thl' tit'1h and :rnnthl·r in lhl· \l\lh But a lOuph.• 111 thl· homer' th"
\Cason hJ\ l' rl·alh raised soml' l'\l'-
hro"''>
Gt'nr Roum1mpcr paced tht· Pirates with
two hits and fi ve RBI on the day. He h11 his 14lh
home run oft he season. and brought his R Bl total
10 nX. both school record'>
The P1fa1rs fin1~hl·d \\1lh :s 1•1.10 recorll
and a 14-IOconfcrl'nCl' marl..
\addkhall.. pulkd lo \\1thin · ~ ·" Jd1 f n·1
.. 1ngkJ 1n \11\..l' Fret in thl' \l\th hut \Jnta .\nj·,
V1nl't' l\h1nh11J,1er n:h.\..t•d J \olu homt•r in 1h1:
l'tghlh tn rnmpll'll' tht• 'wnng
Thl' (iaurho\ l'ompkte lhl'll 11111 kn'nll'
'l hnl11l1· \.uur<l.J\ \\1th .1 n1111n dJll' JI< omptnn
.. ..\ga1n't Fulknon. he h11 u m·
Jhout ~II kl'I a~' c the ~foot mar\..
in drad ll'ntrr. unto Fain fl'" ... 111.l
\la~nt· "It wa~ thl• lo11ge<.1 hall I"\\'
l' \ l'r \l'l' n h 11 there .\ nd hl' h11 .in<1t h<·r
A track
fanatic's
delight
CIF finals feature
the crea m of a rea
athletes Saturday
"'.\LNl JT -For lhl' pure trad.
and iil'ld fanatic \aturda' \ < IF 4-\.
J-A. 2-A and 1-A charnp1on~h1p' at
Mt San "nton10Colle~w ha' II> hl· 1hc
a11rac11on of thl· )<:ar
In all then· arl' IX athl1'll'' who arl'
among the top 1hrel· 1n thl· n.111on "'
their rc,pcct1H' ncnl\. and 211 ha\l'
lx·cn 1n,olvl'd 111 national hl·'t'-JI ont:
llffil' ur another th rs Sl'3'>un
Hawthorm· H1gh's ~k nr' T h11ntJ'
~ho ha'> rl•corded a na1111n.tl hl·,1 ot
20 73 in the 200 mcll'f\. ,1ml.1 IO 2 'i 1 n
the 100 tth1rd hc'it). " lhl· o I
.11hktc in thl' 11H'l'I ._I\ .1 l\\ll-1111\\"
defending 'itate l'hampron
.\' Ha"thorm·\ anchrn 1111t' rl'l~l\
teams. the Cougar' haH' n·rnrdl'J lhl·
all-time No. I national mark ol
J 07 40 And teammate l\l':tn Kl'lh
has run l.51.51 inthc801l m1.·1crq"-lo
2 1n thl' nauon)
Rut Thoma!> and Krlh arl' 1u'1 part
of II.
There I'> Cap1\trano V.1lll·~ \ Rnan
Rlurtnch. tht· dcfendin& \ltllt' l'h.tm·
pion in the 'ihot put (67-7'•1 \nd
C'atmllo''i George Ponrr. No. I in thc
nauqn in the JOO-meter 1ntl·rmcd1atl'
hurdle!> 06.14).
The g1rl'i' compc1111on holds up.
tno. "1th such starkts 3\ Muir ti rgh ·,
I tnl·tta W1l'ion (No. I 1n thl' na11on 1n
thl' mo lo"' al 42 26). lla\\lhornl"'
I amt "it1k'i (Nu "'111thl·l1.S. an th\•
100 .. 11 I t.~..i ) and •\nahe1m high
1um~r Ylt>na ('arraS4 o (No ' in thl·
na11un w11h a hcc;t of ti-0)
And then therl' t'I tht· Orangr < 011\t
area l'Ontingent. Thi· cream of th1.·
\un\l't League along w11h 'lom1.·
talcntl·d Ir inc H1ghathll'leHomfX'll'
in the 4-.\ "h1k St•a View :11hkt1•<; 'll'
in thl' '·.\ finab Ma rina·, C1'ttp K1i;I' 1~ thl' d<'lrnl1-
1ng \late champion 1n the ..ioo mete!'\.
rd1'1on's Frn: Whcel"'nght hn' J lx•\t
111 6-1 o in thl' high Jump. l la1na Odt"n
nflr' 1ne "1h1• \tatc lcmkr in thl· <1hot
(4f'-l I 11), N1l't1k R1tr hot 111 l·dl\on
hn' run a 4 "1n thl' J.()tKI OWH'r' Jnd
0H'.Jn View\ l>..·hh11' Orr (h1l<(h JUOl fl
:rnd tnpk) and lr,uw·, I !ill) Wnght
11mo and 3.WOI an· ;rnrnng thr \IUtl"'
tx·~1 ..
R"h 11. 111 1h1· 't)(J 1011 .1 tin.ii
IUO\'llP for hr' 400 .11 llH' 'il.ljl' llll'l'I
Although he 1~ not a threat 111 tx·;it
lllutr ~h 1n th\' \hut. Wison''i
Kakaph C artl'r ma} hr th1• 11111~1
watrhed ;ithlcte 10thntl'\1·111 HI\ lx',1
(Pl•M'" CIF /CS)
Ocean View, Edison record shutouts
I
Seahawks.. Chargers get
first-round pla yoff wins
.tllo\.\ ing t-katha "im111k J nJ < 1rr11 lw11 Hm \.. 111
\lllrl' ~m111k IOU~ lir\I \.\hl'n \h1· \\,I\ h11 h\ J
p111 h \.\l'OI IO wronJ un .. 1 Hor i..·, h,t,t' h11 Jnd
mu\ l'd 10 third on a til'ldl·r·, chlllll'.
Ed ison 2, Rolling Hills 0: fht' < h.1rgl'r' g111
p.1,1 tht· tir't flH.rnJ ,rn thl· <.tn•ntuh 111 thl·rr
pttlh.:r hill J\ Juh1· ( arpcntcr l.lme up \.\Ith ..1
p11\\l'rlul 11nl·-h111a JI Rolling Hrll\
-=fop 1c:ccled1lcean V.iev<ltrgh and\\ 1ld-c:ird
1.·ntry Edison shut out their rec;pern' e op~mrnl\
rhursday in the fi rst round oft ht• C Ir -l-\ ,nfthJll
playoffs.
··)\c left ~ncn runncr!>_Qn ... St:ahawill
C n:ich ~ar.1h Oal..ft·~ .. a1J ··\\ l' JU't J\1n'1 h.t\l'
lhJt lo.din 1n\llnt I '>Unll'llffil'' ..
< arpcnta had a no-hitter going )or 6 ' 1nn11'tg~ 'h\'"f<ir~~~*si• -=---
\IJrthJ :"loffsinger got tht' ( harger\ rolling
in thl• th1rd "llh a lcad-ofT .. ingk ~hc \IOk' "K'u•nd
:il'fd :id,:inl'~ 111 third on-Carpenter.'<. ~1ngk.
< Jr('ll'Oll'r \tole \l'UHld to put run~er<; a1 '>l'lonJ
.ind th1rJ \\llh ont· out "dis \.\ sn~lcr 1h1•n h11 .1
'·'l nl11l' lh to nghl 111,uire '11th1n!,rr J nJ l>l n.1
1\.1\..lf '1ngkd hi ktt 111 plJtt' \.\inkier
Herc's a look at wh:it tllul.. pl.1u·
c )rc:-:in Vil'~ ct1d ha' l' rhr mc;ur:mcr tm "
l'\l'T ;.i,Jal'\..11· ();11..k' J1J not allu~ .11111111.:r f'IJ'l
\l'llllld .
Oceu View Z, El Modua 0: JJt lo.tr c l.11..ll'\
pitched a no-htlll'f and "a' t\.\11 "a1i.., 'h~ 111 .1
perfect pmt in leading the Seaha"~' t11 thl' \\Ill
over tht Vanguards at Oct'an Vic"
The win improves Ocean Vil·"·., rl·cord 10
~ll-0. while Oakley m1l\Cd to ~7-0
El Modena d1Jn'1 ha\l' rn,in~ \lllflllll
opportuftittes, as Oakk) tannl·d I I hattl'r' I kr
,l·ason strikeout total 1s now JJ J
I hl' 11m111r hurkr Jl'o hl'ld I I \111,kn.1'
'ihl'll' l\tontgoml'I\ .11 h,t\ \lnn1go111t'r\ ti11-
1~hnl lht• w:ison "'1th J 4h 7 ha11ing .1 \ t'r.1gl· ""e
nt' thc lop mark' an till' nwntr.. :lln1rd1ng 1u
< oalhOal..k'
"'\he ( ""1ontgonwr' I "·" h11k" i.1.t.I\
Oa~ln \;11J. "hul 'he·, JI" a" .1 h1g tl111'.1I
'"'l"ngcr i:.lrrtl'd J i-l I a'cragl· 1nti1 th,
11..111w .• ind< afl)\'ntl'f held a '"'8 marl.. fh1· t''''
ll1m11kml·n1n1 ea,h nther dt•tenSl\l'h J'
< ,1qi..:n1n '1rul k out "' Jnd '\>ll,inga malk
1'"1 ,h.1rp til'IJ ing plJ" JI 'hon
The Seahawks broke a scorl'le'' ltl' 1n lhl'
'"th when Loma Pavnr got ahoard on Jll t'mH
I hl' Sl'aha"' ~'ha' l' their ll"' n po\.\ 1·r h 11 tt·r 1 T\
.la11.1 Darling. "ho 1nl'rl':l\l'd hl·r a\ l'rJ!!l I•• -l ' I
\l tlh 11nl' h11 I hur'idJ,,
I h\' I llJO\ I~., .ind l~l' ttJ\ I l'JtlUl'
, h.1mp111n managl·d J ~11nng t~rtat 1n thl' t'111.1I
11.lllh' h1.1Jrng thl' h.1..cs But ( arpen1,·r ~1·p1 hn
'hu1i1u1 1ntJt t 4'tnlo..ing out lhr final ba111·r
Recruiting Lewis: The final days
USC may have bee n the eventua l victor.
but UCI was the surprise second choi ce
(In rhdasr oliua1cs. />at HarrL'll t.1/A,
UOOU( C'O/JC,(' fC(fU/l('f\ JJlllf I\ h\
\Iara o..~1 High .\II· tma1t:111 fom
L l'IHS picked use . (II l'f ~uch \l'hoo/,
.1_~ S_vracusc.~ and Ne' adu-L:H \ cµ'
By ROGER CARLSON
Of lM~ ..........
"Tom and I "Crl' ltH1k1ng Im lhl'
perfect c.11ua11o n. hut thl'n' ... 11·1 .1
JlCrlrct SltU3tH>n OUI thCrl' ..
rhat sums up ttw long \l'<trd1 tor
l l·w1f college baskethall tutun· a.,
well as a ny by Pat Barrett. "ho helped
Lewis sif\ through a m )rtad ol otfors
before finally settling on llS<.. 1us1
hours after Nevada· I a' Vl•ga, Coach
krT) Tarkanian prrd1cted Le" 1s "'as
'1nually i.1,ned and "iC:llcd "unk"'
.. omcthina 61zarrc happen\ ...
''Oh, ).'Clh, we werernutlhl up •I) II."
admits lerreu of th1.· reau1t1ng rat
ra e
"Joe. 8. Hat's anerwt1rd\ that \OU
tind out who wen.· )our real friend ... "
~ys S.m·tt. Althouah \ t'iC' wa' 1h1·
~urpnse \'ho1cc after .. u man) hnd
pred1ctl·d la<l Vegac, wo' the ndJ,.on
fin nntt". R:arrctt maintain., "l ' ·c \.\ll'i
alway\ thcr1.'
"F,ery napcr had Tom jlrnn~ to
1ur\df lat<•r ·1~ that r1.•al"' \nu tl11n't
"ant to makt" a nm take ··
The hst was e\cntuall) p:m·d to
LI · UL Ne' ada-la~ Vrgas.
'i\f3C'usc and An 1on11 Stall'.
"We JU'll v.ercn 't toinlh ha pf'' "11h
"i)raC'U'I<' or Ntvoda·l.a' Veg.a~ and
\.\\' ,t,1-,l•d 011r\l'h l'' ii, \\1' \\l'fl'll'I
O\l'rlo11~111~ \\ll1ll'lh1ntt. 11tt.ht UOlll'r
IHll fl( l\l' . \,l \' H.11 fl' It
"I J\l..nl I ;,m \\hJt did hl' \.\JOI 111
Jo .11irt'colk'{!t' .111d hl' ,;11d ·1 \l:tnt to
h\l' 111\outhl'l11 C ,1lil11rn1.1.1ltnI11.l'I
ha\·~
"\11 "l' d1•111.kd lh.11 II th.ti \l,I\ tlW
l':t\\' \.\h\ k,l\l''
"l C Ir' 11w ,.rnw 1ntn th1· 1mturt·
lhcn It hl' hdd n111 delldl·d 111 l!.O to
l ISC. hl' \\ould ha\l' gone Ill In inc
'"\lkr the dcll\h>n "a' mad1· "l'
a'kcd 1Wr'>l'i' l'' 'llll\l '>tu p1d to ha..,,.
hl·1·n ll>0l..1ng pa,1 our nme' · .\II llt
thl' rx·11pk "'ho h,1\l' ttotten him hl'rl'
h 1' "l' 1~h I ' l'll<ll'h ~l.11'\
M.1rnw\ I\ h. hi\ \hm1t1ng l'tl.ll h. I)!.•,
f lood -tht'\ 'rl' hert•
"I k d1dh :, want to rla\ pti"t't
l11f"ard ,rn.t .11 l '~( ht• tisur<'' to ht',,
h1g guurd 'mall IOl"\lard lfr JU\I tit\
1n ht·ttt't a1 l 1 < l\<i for n1)lllrll'I'. I lx·li~·,,• 1h1·r,"ll tit• JU\t 3" mm ha' ti hl'
had ~nn1· to th,• Big t a't IJntl
\) ra' U'4.' I ··
II "''II ht· .1 h111g time before lhl' rat
nt(l' "forfOttl·n h) B .. 1mt1 and le" I'
P111h;1h ~ lhl• ht(l3C'I laugh lJllll' 111
i...l·n tul k' when th1.· \\ 111.t at\ Gl'tu .. 1l h
h.iJ th~ ~hool ban\t ''th\' airport (111
Lcw1., 3, i'fl' J1~n\OOtkcd, onl)' '"
h3V(' f tlf~antan prCC«!C ~1§ 00 th\'
pl.1m· prnmp11nf the Rehl.•h ' lllU1h111
1h.1nk 111w and al lor thl' n1l1' (l.f<'t'lll1tl
Morrlaon Tarllanlan
i...,·111111 "' 1.11lht11I f,llkd ... ,, I llh
h1tllHt1
( l~l.tl\\1111,1 I ''·" h lltl h I 11ht"
lllJJl'J h011ll' I 1'11.tthl ll'll~ 11tl ht\ llltl.
l 1(1.ht l h.imp11 1n,h1p 1111ll Jnd 1. J,u,1lh
ln\\t'tl 11 ""'·•rd 11'"" '-•'in~
"'Ito\.\ 'ti \l\U lt\..l' hi h,1\1' 1Hll' Pt lhl""'"
Hut Tuhh' ,h,11 011\ti11·il Jnd llll'
11n~ Ill'°" 1n111 .1 f!IJnll''
"\\l• 111ul1ln'1 llnll 11 1111 .1 "'h•k
1n.1lh Harn·11 \\Ith J dlu\1..k \lt\'t .1
1.\IO\ldcrahk \l\lrl h II \.\:\\ rl'liJll11l'\I
11' I uhh\
't.h\'f\ ti \\,I, (l\\'f ll'\lt\ ·••Tll
11llllll'tl ··r h11111.· I h,l\l·n·1 hu11 1111·
tn·ltn~' 111 1llhl'f\. cir 111<>1 .in\ lrtl'tl\I
\Ill II\
\r1111n.1 \tJll' ,1111! \\ r.JC'U"'<' \' rr l'
111 J da" tn t hcm.,..•1' e., .. "'"
R.1rTt'tt, ""h n letter Imm tht: flit\'•''"'
'' rncu\C \.Oarh ht-at inti 11 out
It "a<in't JU'ol a (lO\ld lul lo.. nc'l<' hut
'"'' '"' "'of c•oniml'l1t\ .tnlt 1hm1t•tlh· .1ll 1)1h1ll\ l" from '>(inwonc "'h11 ll111hl
gam noth10@ .tOi'."T k~ •11.i.lb ~Uk
, "h'\ hard 10 "1' 'no.'" I l'"" ._..,,1
on the nr~ht hl' "gnt'\J \\1th P~r ·1r, .1f11·1".1hh 1h.11 "'" land 11111
,,JH1 \ll'fl '"ur r1-.1I tnend' '·'"
BJm•11 \llh11utzh I \( \.\3\ th1 'u1
pn'l' , h1'l<l Jlll·r <;o man' h.1<1
prl'dl\ ll'1l l ,J' \ l't!.J' \\J~ th1• 11\ld' P TI
IJ\ 11n1t· k.1 rrl·t1 m.1in1a1n' "l '< ''·"
1tl\\3\\ 1h1•11·
"f H'f' p.1rxr h.1d lorn ll"'"~ In
thrn· Pl t11w d1tkn•n1 '' hl'<ll' '·"' HJrn•tt Jilli" r.111 Jtl\111111 Hui 111,·1
nC\l'r J\l..l·d ll\ \\ hJI \\ J\ g1•1n~ ""
f ht•\ 111'1 .. 1'1'1 l'fl01111ll rlll'llllf\
D\''fltll ,, ': i 1 ,, onntt .n n.1~1· 111
ha' \l'n"" "'-''''" 11 ha'n 1 .ill t"x·l·n l.1u~h' Ill! I , "1,
In 1,11 ,, "'i.1 11w rl"rlJ111111 1•1
I , 1\ 1, d,·, ,,.in 111 .1111·od l \< "'·''
m.td\· H.1rrl'tl find' 111111,1·11 m"11t1l'd
h\ \0011' !1 l\''11'
"I ,Jn 1 tl\•lrl'\ l' th1· 1n~ hl·' Lll'l-
t1ng ... "'" Rarn·tt
"Pl·npl1• d11n'1 "·'"' 111 un,kt·
\tanJ:· u1nt1nun R.urctt "( lnH' a
lo..1J 1r;rn4'tl'f'> th,·r1· " Jn Jut11ma111.
ll'alOU\\ \\ hJI th1• h1•ll •thl'rt h,1, W
ht' a rl'J'>1\n
" \ n' u 1.Kh "'nu IJ ha \t' 1111111· t h1•
'Jn1f.' 1h111tt ~"I' lt._l' lhat d11n'1, 11nw
arnunlt .. 111 lht· 11ml' "i<' thl'' 1hrn"
mml It'' th,· 1rnh \\J\ th<'' \•Ill &t'I
hal ._ Jt Pal f\J rh'll 1\f l 11m I t''-''' or
\tatl'r I ~·1 I hn II maintJ11\ nn I
\\11uldn'1 h,1\1' dC\nl' that · Ru1 thl''
''ould \\ l\Jt I rl·nll\ dt'n't untll•r
'''ht '' thr \'\trt'm<' ,,·alou\\ !rum
f'('npk \\h11 h.1,\·n·1 <''<'0 'C'l'n t11m
"&'kl"tNll "n 1 J' nHI\ h Inn .1, 11
u\l·d to ht: IM l 11m .. t11n1111u1•'>
RJrn·tt "lk l .tn'1 1u'1 ~o m11 .1nJ
pld\ It~\· llUI on I hl' blJl k top "II h d
r;1d10 lmte.id h(' i. unJcr' n mil rn-
\\ Of)C l'\t"I') gamr Jnd OH•r,~ ~.h
tn-m('ndnu' Pf'M,\lrt" I le' c-3n '*-'' h1'
(PleaM He R&Ca\JITlNO /C3l
I
Gene Roumlmper
one ltl..e that at Futlenon. also to dead
n:nll·r
"I 1h1ni.. hl''\ Jl\.\a~s bce-n a good
hatter but he put on about 15 10 25
po und'> Jnd tt's good weight. He's a
lrg1t1mall' po" er hrtter ·•
Roum1mper's 392 averaie 1s m-
d1,Jll\ 1: 11f thl' fact that he tf) also a
goud urntal t h;ttcr He has struck out
onh I h times in I 53 al bat& this
'>t'a'>on
''l'H' l hanged m~ "hol<" attitude
.sh11u1 h1111ng... Roum1mper said.
"Latd~. l'\C begao to hn more 10 the
oppos1k field .\nd. I'm not up there
tr. 1ng to h11 homl•r\. JUSI hit the ball
hJrd \l>ml'plJu· ·
R11um1mPl·r "'as an ..\II-( entuf')
Leagui: -.t'il'l t1un and second-team
.\II-( IF l hrnCl' his sensor )Car at
T u,11n Hl· aho pla~ed "ater polo one
\eJr h•r the Tillers before dec1d1ng 10
u10ll'ntralt' o n haseball
\ number ut tour·\l'ar college-s
h .. t\ l' 'htl\.\ n .tn ;nterl'SI 1n
Ruum1mpa "'ho indicated an
sntl'f\''I in l < In inc and Chapman
I h l411ulJ l1~l· 10 conunul' pla\lng rn
1111' .. Hl'ot "hul rm approaching II Wllh
.in 1 •rwn mind ·
OCCwomen
win tennis
crown, 5-1
HAYWARD -Or-. COMC
College won the Cettfomle eom.
munlty College women'• twn
tenni• ~ ~ .... conw-+o•~··., ,,.
American RJver at Chebot
College here.
The Pwatee' N&. 2-througtt-4
singles player• won tNk reepec·
tlve matchea. while doubM were
not cont•ted by mutual coneent
due to high wtn<M.
Becky Barmore. OCC'1 No. 1
singlee player. dropped her MOOnd
match of the MUOn. M , 8-7, 7-e,
to Jennifer Oavtee.
Pirates Rounne McMUten.
Cindy Lancasw. AOMI Elltlon,
Trecy Thurmond and Amanda
Brodie taJlled wtnn4ng potnta.
On the men' I .-:
Saddleback Coll.,e relln-
qul1hed Its crown to Foottlllf Cot-
lege, 5-1. with John Auek claiming
the onty win for the Gauehol In No .
3 singlet. Ooubtee ..,.. not con-
teeted by mutual conMnt.
For Foothlll, the tote avenged a
6-3 setback at the hand• of the
Gaucoos tut IMllOft. It ello ,..
turned the s tate tttfe to a Northern
Callfomla school. which hed won
the championship the prevtou1 12
years before Saddleback captured
It last season.
Foothill completed tts MUOn
unbMten. whfle Seddteback drop-
ped to 15-3.
In the lndlvldual tournament
whlcti began tod•y. Saddlebactc'1
Mike Racu)'9 and T Odd Welt ..,.
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'
t All&ela face ~ Yankaon TV OCC crew to compete in Sa cram en to
I
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R.etumina home from a 3-4
roed trip follow1n~ a drama11c-lllD~-wlnning arand slam on
Wednesday by Jeff) Narron. tht>
Amencan League West-leading
Anaels bract for an Eastern
invasion at Anaheim 1ad1um
28 schools set to row
at regatta this weeken_d
tC'( wfll be on hand for the.* Pantie Coast
Champ1onsh1 ps. alona with ll. Olympic
Coach Chris Komnowskl.
Orange Coast v.111 enter lour boats 1n the
regatta. Entncs include a Jl.ln1or varsity eight.
freshman eight. no' ice eight and varsity four.
10 Sa~ramentc> -and wc have a chance -bl
II won't he CBS) ...
. ()('("' fro~h c1~ht ha~ ii 14-7 season marl
having lost three umes to Cal. twice t
Stanford and uncc 10 Washington. They ha\
also lost to Brentwood College of Vancouve
B.C
The 10..aame homestand,
which features v1s1 t!> from the Yankees. the defending World
Champion Detroit Tigers and
Baltimore begins 1on1gh1 w11h
New York.
The Orange Coast College crew traveb
nonh 1his weekend 10 participate in the:
second annual Pacific Coast Rowing Cham-
pionships on Lake Natoma near Sacramento.
Qualifyini heats will be rowed aturday
mOminJ wub 1h.e winner'$ automaucall y
advancing to Sunday's finals. Saturday morn-
ing's losers will row in repechage heats
Saturday afternoon. with those winner
earning benhs in Sundafs finals.
Regatta winners will compete 1n the
National Championships in C'inc1nnatt in
mid-June.
OCC's JV eight has logged a 15-7 record th15
season with six of the setbacks com mg against
either California or Washington. The other
loss was to Nawy.
The Pirate JV eight currently ranks third on
the West \oast. Th'c Bu~ face the diflkult
task of having to beat top~Qinkcd Cal and No.
2 Washington in ord er t~ claim the.·. Pacific
The Pi ra te varsity four would pppcar I
hnvc 1he best shot at winning a Pac1fk Co.a:
11tk. The Bucs have a 5-0 recor~. havin
hen ten UCLA twice. and Cal. ~an Diego Stai
nnd the Univcr~1ty of San Francisco once.
The regatta runs a1urda) and Sunday.
Coast title this year. , Mike Witt (2-3) opens the! sem·!>
apinst me Yankees. opposing the
qtlcss knuckleballer Phil N1ek'ro
(4-2). The aame will ~ televi ed
on Channel .S. beginning at 7:30.
Crews from 28 d1ffer<.'nt schools. tentun ng
2.000 oarsmen. will take pan in the n.·gana.
More thap t 00 races wiJI be rowed and crowds
in cxcC'ss of I 0,000 arc expected each day.
Lake Natoma will be the tram10,sne tonhc
1988 Olymp1n. The U.S. Olympic Comm11-
Also participatina in the r~gatta will be
Coach Larry Moore's UC Irvine crew. The
Anteaters have been idle since May 5. when
UCI defeated the University of San Diego a1
Newport.
..We're rowing cxt.rcmely well" said QC(.'
Coach · Dnv~rant. "b~t so arc Cal and
Washington. We've hung tough wi th those
two a-ews this year. but just haven't been able
to pull it out at the end. w e·d like to beat them
Coast's novice eight are 10.5 and that b.o1
has something to prov~ thi~ year. Last yea
OCC h'ad the top novice eight on the We:
Coast. but this year the Pirates have faltere
several times.
• $7 million lawsuit
filed against ABC
for ·usFL payment
Wil•olf, Brett lead Royala, 7 -1
Willie Wilson and George Brett •
stroked solo home runs in the first inning
and Bud Black pitched a s1x-h1tter to gi ve
Kansas City Its fifth straight victory
Thursday, a 7-1 dec1s1on over Cleveland ... In other
Amencan League contests. P.1nch-runner ~lckey Hea-
denon scored as Dave Wlnfleld grounded into a bases-
From AP dllpal<'bes • , loaded force out with one out in the ninth inning. giving
the New Yor)t Yankees a 6-5 victory over Texas. which.
NEW YORK -fhl' l 'ntll•d tate!o m has lost SIX s1ra1ght games ... Tom Brunan1ky hit a two-
Football League filed a$ 7 m1ll1on breach-• • ,.. ru n ho.mer in a four-run first inning an? Kirby Pacllett
of<ontract suit against A.BC' in U.S. drove in three runs !hursday to lead Minnesota toa 7-5
District Coun Thursda\ :ind demanded that the v1ctOI')' over Detroit ... Cal Ripkeo and Eddie Murray
television network cont1n'ul· 11s pavments 10 the league. hit successive doubles to trigger a two-run sixth inning.
Th<' same court 1~ already fO ns1denng a $1.32 lt'a~ing ~Ike Boddickerand Balti!llore to a 3-1 win over
billion antitrust ~u1t tiled last October by the USFL C~1cago in a game called after six innings because of
aaainst the National Football League. rain.
Commissioner Ham Usher sa1<l he has been ·
informed by ABC that the network does not intend to Aetroa ride Cruz's hit to win
make schedured rights pa~ men ts ut'$2.8 m1ll1on due on
June I and July I. and$ I 4 m1l11on due pnortoJune 29.
The first two pa~ ment!> are pa~ of the $14 million
contract ABC and the l 1SFL made lor the 1985 season.
The last payment 1s for pla,otT and l·hamp1onsh1p game
telecasts. ·
Usher said .\BC inf ormed the league 11 would
withhold Lhe pa} ml'nts based on the L' FL leaving
certain cities des1gnaled in 11s original contract.
including Chicago. De1ro11. Ph iladelphia and Boston.
Mike Scou and Dave SmUb combined • on a five-hit shutout and Joie Cruz drove
in the game's only run with a double in the
first inning to lead Houston to a 1-0 victory
over New York in the Astrodomc to highlight National
League baseball games Thursday ... ln other games.
Terry Harper and Rick Cerou batted in runs in a three-
run seventh that was helped by a pair of errors as
.\tlanta downed the Phillies. 6-3. the ninth loss for
Philadelph ia in 10 games ... Tom Foley's triple broke a
seventh-inning tic and ga ve Foley his first RBI of the
season as Cincinnati beat Montreal. 4-2. and dealt the
host Expos their fourth straight loss.
.. T here 1s no JU~tJficauon for withholding $7
million." L'shcr said ... We are suing to get that $7
milhon and. 1f .,.,.c arc damaged b} their acuon. for
more. We are also suing them for d1sparag1ng the
product in the v.a) their announcers. !tall.'s force and
management ha'e treated and spoken about 1t 1n public Jack Reynold& 'out' U 49er
and on the air.
.. If there 1s a valid d1spull' 10,er tht' $ 7 mdll()n) ll't
us resolve 11 or let a coun resol"e it But \OU can·1 not
make the payments. The) are abrograt1ng a l'ontract
unilaterally.'' Usher said.
8aote of tbe day
Kftln Copn, lndlanapoU1 600 quaHfter, on hi1
•f9CCN9fY--from NWr.-lnjurtee to bOth feet when he
orllllhed lat YMr: "It's like driving wtth someone ........... .
Jordan NBA Rookie of Year
NEW YORK -M1chad Jordan of the m Chicago Bulls \\as named the :"'at1onal
Basketball Assoeta11 on Rookie of the Y1.·ar
Thursday. outpolling Houston Rockets
center Akeem Ola1uwon. 5 71 ~ 10 201 : 'otes.
r Jordan. who finished 1h1rd In 1hr ~B..\ 1n ~coring
and fourth in steals. led C'hKago into the pla) offs for thr
first lime since 1981. He abo ""as <red1ted "'11h ha' ing a major impact on 1hc Bulls' a11endanct v. btl h JUmrtd
87 percent from last season·s 6.165 a\ aagc 111 I I .XX., 1n
1984-85
Jordan led the Bull\ '-'Ith J 2X :'-potnl 'tonng
average and 6 5 rebound ... 5 'l a'>'>tslo; and 2 N '>tl·als per
game -the fir~t player to ·ad ht" team in those four
categone" <,1nce Lar~ Bird ut e Boston C dt IL'' J1d 111n
1983.
BALTIMORE -Fa,·omes Chiefs ~
Crown and Eternal Pnncc will brl.'ak from
the gate stdc b~ Side. ·wht"TClht'lrjO<'k~~ •
came keep an C)C on each othl·r in
Saturda' ·s n chc<it Prcakne-;<. Stakes at P1mlill>
4.nd Butch I eMini. trafne-r of tcrnal Pnnrc '"
confident hi'> rnlt can redeem himself t" hn:ak1ng qu1ckl~
In the t-..L·ntud,, DL·rh\ Eternal Pnn<l' "J" kit at
the gale and wa<i nner in 1.cmtentum. "1mltng up 12th
1n the field of 13
Chiefs Cro"n. "ho finished third 1n thl' M:I\ 4
Ken tuck' Derb} after going off a'i 1he 6-5 la' onw. drcv.
the No i post pos1t1on Thursda~ and "a., 1n\tallcd a\
the 8-5 favontc for the I 10th Prcaknc.,.,
Eternal Prince. the frnnt-runn1ng "inner ol the
Wood Memorial and Gotham '>tale!> hdtlre hi\ Derh}
fl op. will leave from po\t No ..i at ea rl\ oddo; ol 5-2
O'Mea r a flies into four-way tie
F-Ok I WOR f H -\1arl.. < r\kara. l!I
sull reco,l·nng from Jt:I lag altn a \ 1rh•r)
in Japan las1 wcl.'kcnd. tool alh aniagt: of
near-ideal t0nd111ons Thuf\da' tor a 4-
under-par 66 that placed him 1ri a tour-"a) tic tor thl'
first-round 11.'ad of the C ulnn1al 'a11onal In' 11a11on
Tournament
··1 wa\n·1 cxpc<.·t1ng In he pl3)1ng at nl\ top
pcrformann· It take\ a lev. da~ s 111 get o'er thr Jl'I lag.··
said O'Mcara. who rl•turncd 10 th1'\ countr. \111nd~l\
aftrr winning the FUJI anke1 tournament nl·.H I 11~~0
··1 d1dn·1 do an}th1ng n~all:-wdl hut Iv.a, dnent
In every area:· said O·\tteara. 3 two-time '-'IOOL"r tJn the
Agiencan tour this season.
REDWOOD CITY -Linebacker EE
Jack .. Hacksaw" Reynolds. who made 11 7 •II • tackles in his first year with the San
Franc1srn 49ers. has played his last game
with the Su per Bowl champions.
His agent. David F1shof. said he talked late
Thursday with Reynolds. 37. by telephone and the
pla)cr told him: ··Let's move on."
Re~ nolds will try to latch on with another NFL
team. poss1bl~ Seattle. but also will expl ore op-
ponun111es 1n show business. Fishof said.
F1shol .. aid he has had a conversation with
Sea ha'-' ks l·oa<."h Chuck Knox. for \\horn Reynolds
pla)ed \\hen he "a~ "tth the Rams. but that there has
tx'cn no uffer
K no\ was quoted in toda} 's edn1on of the San
Franc1'>rn Chronicle as sa~mg he was .. mterested to a
dt:grec."' but was not )Ct read~ to commit himself.
Fe\\ people connected with the 49ers expect
Re' nolds "hose stubb~ legs ha' e been slowed by 15 ~car\ of:-..FL play and whose salar} is nearly $350.000
per~ car. 10 be picked up b) another team.
The liian Jose Men. ur} ~ews reported that one 49er
e\ccu11,I.'. a\k1ng not 10 be 1dent1fied said Re~nolds'
.. 11me ha\ come II happens to e'er}· pla)er." tht:
l'\l'r•~ll't' \aid ... He ha' had IS gJonous. wonderful
'l'tlr'> 11~1'> hl.'alth\ It' 11me 10 get ou1.·· Wal~ ~a1<.I 11 "as .. a' en difficult dec1s1on" 10 ask
Re) nold'i to 'tcp dov. n Wals·h said he mailed a letter to
Reynold~· home in thl.' Bahamas nearl y two weeks ago.
a'>klnjl. t11m ton> to the Ba\ Area and meet With him.
Oilers, Flyers to meet in finala
Edmonton·s Jul K11rrl scored four (ii
goals and Wayne Gretzky had four assists ,
Thursdar mgbt a.s the-defendinrStanley
( up champions trounced host Chicago.
x-2 . 10 ad,ancc to the Nauonal Hockey League's
champ1onsh1p senes. The 01lers..+1-2-ttt-•~a .
\\ 111 meet Ph1ladclph1a in the Stanley Cup finals starting
Tuesda~ 1n Ph1ladelph1a . In the other NHL playoff
game. Dave Poulin'• goal wtth Philadelphia two men
c.hon Jnd goalie Pelle Lindbergh's third shutout of the
pla~om kd the Fl}ers to a 3-0 v1clory over Quebec and
1n10 the champ1onsh1p final. The Fl yers eliminated.the
Nord1ques 4-2 1n 1he1r best-of-seven semifinal series
and rl'achl'd the top round for the fifth time 1n the last 11
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IQa.m. ~WRE~TLING: Channel 56.
11 a.m. -GOLF: Colonial Nallonal In\ ttatwn from
TELEVISION
IO 'OJ m -BASEBALL. Dod&l'r'.'> at Ph1ladelphi~
( hanncl 11.
Fort Worth. Te11 .. Channel 2. I I JO a m -PRO FOOTBALL l '"i 1-l -New Jerse
11 a.m. -WRESTLING: Channel 9.
t I a.m. -BOWLING: Channel 56.
's. Den' e1 . Channel 7.
12.30 p.m. -GOLF ( olon1al 'la1111nal lnv1ta110
from Fort Wurth. Tc>. .. Channd 2. 11 :30 a.m. -BASf:BALL: This week 1n baseball.
Channel 4.
Noon -BASEBALL: New York Yankees at Angels.
Channel 4.
Noon -SPORTING LIFE: Jim Palmer v1sm the Joe
Bnnkman mpire School, Channel 28.
Noon -WINDSURFING: From Hawa11. Channel 11 .
12:30 a.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Boston at
Philadelph ia in NBA Eastern Conference championship
senes. Channel 2. •.
I p.m. -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS· rrack -
UCLA-PCP.SI meet: Horse racing -Black-Eyed Susan
Stakes (tape): pre-Preakness reports. Channel 7. ·
2 p.m. -HORSE RACING: Preakness Stakes from
Pim lico. Channel 7.
3 p.m. -AUTO SPORTS: Martinsville Modified 200.
Channel 4.
4 p.m. -BASE BALL: Dodgers at Ph1ladelph1a.
Channel I I . ,
6:30 p.m. -SPORTING LIFE: .\ look at Ol>mp1c
skaters Judy Blumberg and M1chal'I Sieben. Channel 28
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Noon -BOX ING-..\lfredt) Laynt: \-..,, Toma
Rodriquc1 in Junior lightweight ligh1 from San Juar
Puerto Ri co (delayed). Chann el 4.
3 p.rn. -SPORTS WORLD: Boxing -~ock
Lockridge vc;. Wilfredo Gomez in 15-round WBA JU nio
hg~tweight champ1onsh1p. b<;">UI from ~an Juan. Puert•
Rico (delayed ): Bod} Bu1ld1ng -mixed pairs cham
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Jabbar tries to put
scuffle behind him
Western
sailors
leading Laker center levied
$500 fi n e as series
resumes tonight
DEN ER I .\P) -r<.areem Abdul-
Jabbar. who called 1t "a rather stupid
1nc1dent on m) pan:· was fined $500
Thursdav for scuffi1ng. with Denvers
Dann} Schayes dunng gam~ two of
the NBA playoff senes between the
Los Angeles Lakcrs and the Nuggets.
.\bdul-Jabbar was assessed a sec-
ond technical foul and ejected during
the founh quancr ofTuesda} ·s game
for wrestling ~cha' es to the floor.
Thursdav's fine was.in addition to the
automatic $:!50 tine that goes w11h an
eJecuon. the National Basketball
Assoc1at1011 said.
Commenting o n the Schayes inci-
dent. the Lakcrs' center said.
.. Beyond saying 11 was a rather stupid
incident on my j)art, I won't say
anything else. I won't give my side of
11. because my side has been ign ored
fOra longllme-now.~
He complained of being subJeCted
to physical abuse for )Cars. and said
he had no approprilffc ways to
retaliate.
·Tve heen punched out 1n games."
he said as h1'i team prepared for game
three tonight wtth the senes tied at
one game apiece.
.. There was one r nc1den t when I got
Irvine soccer
team in finals
Thl· Irvine Sinkers boyo; socct·r
team will meet the Cerritos Strikers
Satu rday al Cal Pol) Pomona at 11
a.m. for the Cahfo m1a State Soccer
Cup.
The 16-and-undcr teams advanced
to the finals after compeung with JS
of the state's top squads. Both Striker
teams arc from the Coast League in
Orange Count} and have met before.
I
ln the Coast League Cup. the
Cerritos team edged Irvine. 2-1
Irvine defeated S1m1 1n the State
\up semifinals. 4-0. Ma)' 4 to make
the finals.
Irvine's team consists of Jeremy
Am en. JefT Berger. Enc Bergman.
Greg Cipolla. Matt Evans. Chm
Hennessey. Bob lmsande. haun
Jarrard. Dave Kirkpatrick. Pat Mer-
rell, Jeff Pene, Chris Peterson. Steve
Robens. Kevin Rosen. Enc Thayer.
Mark Watanabe and Craig-Wimpcn-
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elbowed 1n the stomach. When I
retaliate<t. I got a $5.000 fine and th<.'
other player (Milwaukee.,; Kent
Benson)d1dn·t even get reprimanded.
There·s a long h1st OI) of that.
.. People sa} rm a class gu}. but
that'o; a euphemism for sa~ 1ng I can
take a beating and not complain
about 11. But 11\ useless for me to gel
invoh ed discussing this 1n the press.
because things will go the way they
alwa's have:·
La°kt·rs· Coach Pat Rile) said
'1deotapc of Tues<la )' night's game
showed .ihe Nugge1s. in genccal. and
Scha)es. 1n particular. to be guilt~ of
unnecessal) roughness.
Scha\es and '\bdul-Jahbar n-
changed elbows in the fourth quarter.
Tuesda\. with A.bdul-Jabbar being
assessed a technical foul. With 6: 18
left. Scha~es and Laker guard Earvin
..Magic" Johnson scufficd. and
Abdul-Jabbar grabbed Schaycs from
behind. applied a headlock and
wrestled the Denver player 10 the
floor. That produced a second
techinical and Abdul-Jabbar left the
game.
.R11t"\ bklmed the ~ffic1al' .saying.
..They.get paid to control the game.~
Ihc Nuggets outscored Los Angeles
4*28 in the final quaner 10 post a
136-114 '1ctol) and square the senC!>
The Lakers won 1n a romp. 139-1 ~2.
in the <,cries opener
Sy ALMON LOCKMIY ...................
Led by Bfft Power'• ~
M•ek--43, High RoW from New
port H•b« YllCtlt Club, four W•
COMt yacht•.,.. IMdlng the Inn
ton Reef Sertee off N9wpott, A.I.
A i.tephone report from Sktt
AHM, 9klpper of the thf rd pteo.
boat Sldewtnder, San Francftco
Mid the tC>p four boat• after fou
race1 were High RC>W; Lowe!
North'• Sleeper, San ~ Side
wtnder, and LobO, Mned by Dennt1
Conner. SM Diego.
The Ml'1M continued today
.. .. permitting. Man llld tht
nr.t four racet had been ulled h
fog Ind rein Ind that • w..U.
front 11 fONCMt for the weekend.
~Mid the ... -~, .... WM penallnd for rnleconduc
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England'• AdmfraJ't Cup s.tt. of
the lale of Wight atartlng Juty 29.
Men's golf results
Colonial tcM.trMment 0 1vt Slocklon 34·36-10 Howard Twitty 39·33-7
(11 Fon W91'111l Oftvlo Eelwerel' lS-3S-10 Vance Htelner 37 36-7
Cortv P1v1n 32·)~ John M enelfev 3S·lS-70 Garv McCord 37-36-7
Mar~ O'Meera 33-ll-66 Hel Su11on 34-36-70 Fred Coul>le\ )6-37-7
Jim Tnoroe 32·34-66 eruct Llt111<e 36·34-10 8111 Rooen )6 37-1
Wl111ewooo 33-33-66 John Adam\ 37 33-70 Oon Pooltv 31 36-7
Cnlo Bttc• JS 31-61 Tomrnv NaU1lma 38·31-70 Mar• Lve 38-35-7
Pal McGowan 33·34-67 Donnie Hammond 3S·35-IO Fu u v Zoeller Jl •lr-1
MikeSm1111 JS 3?-61 Lee Trevino 33-37-70 LanM Wadkon\ 1s-:11-1
Peier Jecoosen 33·3•-67 Paul Allnotr 33·37-10 Jim Co11>er1 37-36-7
David Granam 36-31-67 Ru Ca1owtll 34-36-70 Brad Foon 36·31-7
Buelov Garoner 34·34-1>8 Jecll Rtnntr 35-35-70 JC Snead 31-36-1
8 111 Kralrerr 33 3~ R11on L enorum 36-35-71 o A WtlDr•no 39·34--7
Berrv' Jaenel 34·34--.a Pt vne Srtwart 36-35-11 Ronnie Staci. 37·36-7 Mli.e Ooneld l3·3S-68 Gil Moroert 36·3S-7l a·Sleve Elklnoron 34·39-7 Meco·c;raov 33-35-68 Doug Ttwtll )6-35-11 Boo Lollr .0·»-7 8111 Glenon 34·34-68 GlbOV Glll>trl 36-35-11 Jim Nettoro 3S·l9-7
8obMurorw 33·35-61 Mllrk Pfell 37·34-71 Mer~ McCumoer JS·39-7
Ron Strtci.. l6 32-1>8 len Btker F1nc11 35·36-11 Tom Wel\on J7·J7-7
Oen Hlll<IO"on lS·33-68 Run Cocnrlln )6-35-11 1·~011 V•rPlani.. lt·l6-7
Cnl C111 Roorlouu 36·32-U Lerrv Mize 36·3S-11 Al Gell>trotr 36·3'-7
Lon Hlnklt 34·34-61 ~otv S1no.ter 36-JS-11 Jt rrv Pale JM7-7
8ol>l>v W1dk•n' J4·3S-69 o Flori 36-35-11 8oD Ea51wooo l9·1S-7
Tom Purlltr )6-ll-69 Gtorot 8utn• 36·35-11 Hale Irwin J7·l7-7
TlmSlmpM>n lS·34-69 Oen For\man 34·3'-7? Oannv Eowaro' l7·l7-7
Rooer M a1101e JS·J4-69 Mlllt R•IO 1H1-n Oevfd FrOlt l7·l7-7
Cllertts Cooov 36-33-69 Loren Ro1>trll 36·36--n Gerv Koci\ lMt-7 GtrvHe~g ll·Jt.-ff A~v NOtlll 3S·l7-n O•n POfM l1·3t-7 JOMCook 36-~· Tom ICUe 31-u-n Pt ltr Oo•ttrllol\ ll·lt-7
Tim Norri• 36-33-69 Dave &err J4·3'-n Clartnct Row 31·3'-7
Scorr Hoch 34-35--6• Rav Flovel 37-lrn Wooelv Blackburn ll·lt-7
NICk Price l6·l3-69. Anov &tan 34-31-n Jim Simon• '°·31-T Larrv Rinker 34·36-70 1Cell11 Ftrou• lMS.--n Ben C rtn1naw 31·41-7
Tonv Slll1 3'-3-70 Curll• Stran11e JS·J7-77 Prill Blackmar l1-Q-9
Lahv Ntl\On 3S·15-70 Gtoroe Arcntr ls-37-1? e-amaleur
Valentine replaces Rader
HOUSTON (AP) -Doug
Rader has been fired as manager
of the Texas Rangers and replaced
by New York Mets coach Bobby
Valentine. a spokesman for the
Mets said Thursday night.
Dennis D'Ago~tino. assistant
public relations director for the
Mets. announced in the Astros
press bo' that Valentine had been
named manager of the Ranger .
"There IS no deCl'ilOn left to be
made. the newspaper quoted Val-
entine as \<lying ... I ml't 1oday
with CmaJonty owner) Eddie
Chiles and (general manager)
Tom Cinevc and put my cards on
the table. fhcrc we re cena1n
thtn.'5 I wanted. like three years
and a rt'1rueturin3 of the ch:un of
command.
"They pui no cards on the
..
1able.'' Valenti ne told the news-
paper. "I'd say the terms arc set."
Valentine reportedly will take
over the Rangers when they play
the White Sox in C'h1cago tonight.
Valentine played nine years in
the majors. ending in 1979. with
the Dodgers, Angels. Son D1eio
Padres. Mets and eattle
Manners. He has been a coach
with the Mets since November of
1982
Last Stptemhcr. Rad<'r's con-
tract was extended through the
1987 stason. Earlier this year.
Rader rcacbed the longc~t mana-
genal tenure in the team's I 3·)l'ar
history. JUSt 314 games over two
vcars and two months.
Rader, 40, 1ook over the
Ranacn in 1983.
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CIF TRACK FINALS • • • From Cl ·
of 5 5-2 1s a remarkabh: c fTort for a 14·
year-old freshman.
On the 3·4\ levl'I. Harbor's Fn<L
H owser will be trying to repeat his
c hampionship in the pole .vault. H e
has a best o f 15-1. o n e in ch o fT the
sch ool record h e ld by Wiiiie Thoms.
Estancia High Junio r E ric Dorn is a
<h reat in the high j ump a nd long
iump. M ater Dci's R amon Lopez
a ppears to have a sh o t a t th e 800 a nd
1.600 titles and U niversity's G reg
Whiteley is a n o bvio us threat in the
distance races.
H arbor's Maggu: H e nson and
Sharon A ttlesey, along with W ood·
bndge·s Jamie Kirven and Shem
S muh. are also considered tttle
threats.
In tht' 1,600 mete rs Rttc hot (4:55).
H enson (5:0 1.8) and S mtth (5:02-4)
are o ne. two and three in the Southern
Sectio n .
The meet gets under wa> at 11 a .m .
with field events. The first running
event. the 300 hurdles. begins a 1
n oon.
l..ao;t week's preltmtnane'i parl·d
1.·ac h d1v1s1on down to eight finalists
1n each l'ven1 .
ArN CIF flnallsh
( prtflm time' neted I
•·• eoYs Craig Bec..,er llrvlnel JOO hurdle\ (J9 SSI
Kaleeoh Cerler I Edl1on) \llol oul ISS·11 K1tk Hoolen CEdl\ont POie veull (13·61
Sean Me11ula CMerlnei· POie vault ( 1J·61 Jame\ Ot\on (Irvine) 1.600 (410 stl
Bren• RlecMrlch IEdl1onl '"o' ""' (S.·3'~> Chlo 111\'1 JMlr1n1)· 200 (21.1111; .00 141 221.
Haln •m Sabra (OcHn View) 1.600 (4·12 JS)
NPtl Trou1 (Irvine I too l1 S7 90)
Ecic Wt1eetwrl11111 (Edltonl 111011 1umo 16-11
Merine .00 r•v· (.(krnllr•. Slovlll.~nnlna.s,,
1ttm 1, 4106
4·A G.,_LS
Jov Blelel<I <Editonl IOO (119 071
Merv Coleman Orvlnel 400 ( S9 171
Tricia M11anokav CHuntln9ton Beechl hlo11
1umo CS-61
Eteina O<len (tr vine) '"°' oul 144·3' •I Oebl>le Orr <Ocean View) n19n 1umo (S·41,
1rto1t iumo 134·7'•1.
Nicole Rilchot IE<ll\onl 1.600 IS OS 441
Lori Shaw (Edl\onl 700 115 811
Tracv Wrlohl llrvlnel 800 17 17 26). 3.200
< 1o·ss 101
J.A eovs
Craig Belle Wnlvenatvl 100 111 JI> 200
(1296)
R•cn Broaltt IWoodbr1doeJ 100 < 11.291. 700
(2J 261
Jam Bowle\ (Colla Moel 800 11 S6 S.l
Kurl OeP!vtter ILaouna Btacn) I 600
(044)
Enc Dorn CE\feqc1a) nigh 1umo (&·SJ. long
1umo 111·11
Dave .Etll\ IWOO<IDroooe l n111n 1umo 16 SI
Jett Harn• INewoor1 Harl>Orl n1on 11.1mo
16-SJ
FrtU Howser INtwPOrl H.,l>Orl DOit vaull
113-01
Jeff Jone\ IE\lanc•el POil' vaull 113 Ol Ramon LOl>tl IMlrer Oeil 800 11 S6 ?ll I 600
(07&)
Per McGrar11 ICorone oe1 M•tl •OO 4'H11 Tonv Mouran1 (Maler Deal \hOI our ISi I 11
Roi> Tom1c11e1< (Corona dtl Mart \hOI ou•
IS I-I' 11 Gr@il Wn11e1ev (Un1vers11v 1 1 600 14 18 SI
l.200 (9 2• 641 Darren WOO<I ((orona det Meri 800 I I Sl 41 •
l·A GIALS
Snaron Allleiev (Newoort Haroon JOO ••u•
die• 1•7 011. 100 hurdles 11S841 Tracv Evans !Corona ael Mari 400 <S9 91
Karen F•raouer lE\111nc1a1 n1on 1umo 14 81
Susan Gingrich 1E11anc1a1 \hOI oul ll7 S)
Maoo1e Hen•on INewoorl Harl>Orl I 600
IS 00 11 3,200 (10·S9 1) Jem•e Karven (WOO<lbr•dQe) lonu 1umo
(11-11 Claudine Moreno (Maler Oe1I tono 1umo
( 16-7)
Buttv R1bl>lll I Newoor I Haroort 800
12 16 2Sl, 1.600 (S 09 l l
Slacev Skele !Corona del Mor r l 200
111.21.01
Sherri sm1111 1wooc:1brad11e1 aoo 1110 111
1,600 (S-13 21 Co<on11 o.t Mir 1.600 rele v I O'Levne IC err
Jllllan ~. Otrey McGft~. TroC't E veM.). 4-04.0S
RECRUITING LEWIS ...
F rom C l
best a nd pcopk will keep taking sh o ts
at him. 'H e can 't s hoot . he c an't
dnbble. n o defe nse.'
II comes o ut here tw1cc w11h his
players. Wow! That's big time. pre tty
good. Minnesota -K evin M cH a le
calls up after scoring 56 points. Yo u
havedinne r with the $Overnor o f
K entucky and they paint a prett)'
pic ture .
.. But you alwa) s come hack <o
asking yourself latt•r ·i s that rear•·
You d o n't want Ill mah· a mistake ··
The h st was eventually pared 10
U SC. U C LA. Nevada-Las Vegas.
Syracuse and Arllo na State.
"We J USI w en:n 't to tally happy with
Syracuse or Nevada·l..as Vegas and
we asked ourselvc~ 1f we we who k
spnng and s ummer. and h{' was
de termined not to lose again .
"That's why m o no nuclco'it'i (in
December) didn't !>lop him. H t·
became possessed not to lose ...
All the pressure 1s over for Lewis
now. In the fall he'll JUSI be ano ther
freshman On the LJS(' benc h . If \'llU
believe h e's reached h" pt'al.. •
And righ t now. that''iJUSl tinl.' with
Barrett. and Lew1'i ··The N H~ ...
muses Barrett. '"Thai\ l"'' a lllfl!!,
s h ot "
O ther-;. ho weq·r an• t'11n' lnl°l'd ,
Lewis will stan and average 1 n douhk
figures as a fresh man and before hl•\
through w ill e rase all the records '>Cl
b y W a y ne Carlander. the Pac· I 0
Player of the Year 1h1s past 'iea'>on
Area women to run in Europe
A d o 1en )oung fe male a thletes
have been selected to re present the
U nited States by competing in several
European c ross country and road
races this s ummer.
The 12. all fro m the Orange Coa st
area. include: Kristen Baker. J e nnie
Brawley. Sherry Larkin s. Dana
Pieper and Diane Riedesel fro.m
Edison High: Stacy a nd Kim Ske1e.
L esl ie Cashio n a nd El izabeth
H o lland fro m Corona del Mar High:
Stacy Berger fro m University High ;
Judy M claughlin from UC Irvine;
and Ka re n Ringer fro m Orange Coast
College.
The girls will to ur Europe for 18
days. competing 1n London. Ger-
.
m an y a nd Zermall. S w1tLe rland. I he
races vary fro m o n <.' to -;even miles in
le ngth.
The girls will be.' r haf)t'ron,·d anc1
coached h ) Diane H ant'} from (or·
o na del Mar and Kell~ Ringer from
Ediso n High.
The girls arc in tht• prnn·s~ ,,f
raising m o n q for the to ur F und
ra1s1ng has included p111a salt·!I.
raffles. car washes and d o natio ns
fro m various companies . Ta)l·dl.'duc-
tible contributio n s w o uld tx· ap-
prec iated .
. Fo r m o ri: informatio n . phonl.'
Ringer a t '534-7583 or H .tnl'\ at
857-2471.
Ermol enko, Morc;in g o one-on-one
Wtth "Such noted Bn11sh Spcedwa)
League racen a s Lance K ing. tcvc
Lucero and Rob Pfe t11ng c o mpeting
1n Amenca. 11 would seem the thrtt
could d1v1de up m ost of the purses o n
1he Southern c. ah fornia m o to rqck
Cl~Utl.
On m ost raee nights. there has been
1 bat1lc bctWl'CO 10 to ll of the 1op
stal" for 1he m onc) winnings A n
ci1;('tptio n to the wtck lv ~1ruulc ·~ c'·
ovc~a' ndrr Sam F.rm11lt>nko Hr hM r mrrgcd n s nn uot'itand1ng
' compct1to r. Last wee k Frm1\len~o
w o n the Ascot scratch main e' c nt '"'
Thursday. the C arlsb:Kl ~ratch main
,·vent Sunday. and Fnda) bec ame th(•
fif1't m an 1n the 1985 season to win
l'>Oth the handicap and M:rntc h main
event at lhe Ornnac Count ~ Fair·
arounds. R actnJ begin' at !(.
As a m ull, Costa Mesa promotrr
Harry Oxlc) wm pit l.rmolc
ap1nst nauonal c hampion
M oran in a sp«1nl 1nterm•· • 111n
matc h ra~ tonight
N•A p&ev.ftl
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Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Friday. May 17. 1985.
...
Pappas episOde
makes city loqk
soft on drunks
There are lots of reasons fo r aspiring to public offi ce.
One is that you can make a positive contribution to your
community. Another is that you can run around drunk
in public and not get arrested.
Or so it seems.
That's how it worked for Newpon Beach finance
director George Pappas.
When pol ice revealed the details of the Pappas
incident -six days aft er the fact -they explained:
Newpon Beach police offi cers responded to a call May 2
and fou nd Pappas in the parking lot of a waterfront
restaurant. He was administered a field sobriety test and
flunked. He was taken to the police station where a
Breathalyze r test was administered. He flunked. His
result -0.10 -qualified him as legall y drunk under
California law. assuming the machine worked properly.
If standard police procedure were followed . Pappas
would have been arrested at that point.
Instead. police officers drove him home.
By giving him a lift instead of a citation. th~ .police
elevated Pappas above the Jaw. They sent a signal to
anyone who represe nts the city: We will let yo u break th e
law so we can avoid embarrassing the city. And-in the
end, they caused the city more embarrassment than a
single drunk arrest could have.
The Pappas incident has been forwarded to the
district attorney's office. It remains possible that the
finance director wi ll be charged.
Other city officia ls. reacting as they might be
expected to rnact to the inappropriate favoritism shown
Pappas, see med to make a connection be tween his 0. ~O
on the Breathalyzer and the ci ty-owned car in hi s
possession when he was picked up. Although he was not
driving at the time, someone seems to think he was more
likely to drive than to walk to his Mi ssion Viejo home.
some 15 miles away. They took the car away from him.
Perhaps the worst aspect of the affair is the black
cloud it places over the city's successful anti-drunken
dri vi ng program. By forming special drunken dri ing
patrols and by making 11 clear that drunken dri ve rs are
unwelcome in Newpon Beach, the program recogniie
that drunken dri vi ng is not cute: It is as dangerous as -
Russian roulette and often as fatal.
By letting Pappas off the hook. the police
depanment told the community that sometimes it's OK
to break the law. That's the wrong message and tt's not
the policy of the ci ty. It was a mistake. perhaps an
understandable one, but a mistake nonetheless.
Certainl y, the police don't need to arrest everyone
who has one drink too many. But it is im ponant that
those drinkers don't get behind th e wheel of a 1-ton
weapon. In Laguna Beach, the police depanment takes
calls for the ci ty's Tipsy Taxi. a service th at otTers free
rides to people too intoxicated to drive themsel..,es
home. It hasn't quite taken hold yet. but it's a good idea.
Newpon Beach might think . about instituting
something similar. And. to reinfo rce th e message that
the city is not soft on drunkeness. George Pappas mi ght
be assigned to drive it.
~--~-~'bat eia-ctly.. constitutes
our 'national defense'?
To 1he Editor
On Ma~ I ""h 1le speaking :ibout
national defcns<.'. the editor asked
first 1f 111s lnt1cal to the perpetuation
of dcmocracv and 'iccond. 1f 11 1s
esscn11al 10 the maintcnanCl' ot the
high le, els of 1nd1' 1dual freedom v.l'
enJO}
He he Ill'' C'> 1hat .. mo\t \ mcnn1 "'
would amv.er 1n the allirmJll\ l
and 1ha1 ma' \Ntl l he 1ruc
But v.hai tomt1tull'' nat111n.1I
defenst'., .. Was either Korea or \ 1ct·
nam 1n defense of our na11on'1 -Would
mihtan 1nvol\cment in Central
America or the Middle East be
t·ons1dered ··national ddi.·nw'' .. \\ h.11
about v.hat '"e did in (1rcnada '
I ""ould guess that the So' ll't' U\l'
the amh1gu1t) of the t<.'rm "n:111on.1I
dcfen'ie'" toJUSttf\ ~uch ac11onc, ;i, tlw
1n\C1~10ns of Poland and \lgh:in1't~111
l'll thl' dov.n1ng of lo.. \I n1!!h1 1111-
.tnd morl' rl'CTntl) th v l..1 ll1ng 111!Hh'111
our \OIU1l·r<., tn L t\I ( tl·rm.111\
\.\ h:il ''l' lll'l'd trc1m our ~1'' ·111
ml'nl 1' <t lk.irdl'lin1t111n ol fll'I "h.11
m1ltlJf\ .tlt111n '' lll\l'r,·d undn till
\l'f\ ,t fn htgll! IU \ ll'rnl ·· 11a I toll.ti dl'· fcn\l' ..
HR 'i .\' I> I Cl \I
I I u n It ngton lk.1, h
Say hello to Lekovics
ofGodinje all of 'em
Lckovic 1c; the last naml' nf l''en-
body 1n Yugoslavia'') w1nc-countr.
village ofGodinJe ~o J)cople there arc
alwa)s introduced onh h' their first
names.
Q In thl' Orient v. h.il mun tr' II
an) 1c; mm th ( hno;t1an"
'\ Onh the Ph tl 1 pp1 nn
predom1nan1h C athohc.
Q. \.\ h.11 ' thl' he'll hotel 1n thl
world nov. •
.\ (an nnf, rcla' op1n1on' o t '"ml'
world tra \l'lcr' that the Om·nt.11 in
ORANGF COAST
DailJPllat
I h:i1land\ 8.111ko~ ck,cnl'' t !1n
'1d1·rJt111n 111r th,11 dl\llnl lion
I h1· \1.i<l I la11e1 tn .. \liu· 10
\.\ nndalan1.1" \'a' n<>I \ll um:ummon
J r hara' tl'r lfatter' 1n th1.· da\\ ot tha1
liclttln U<.l'd mtrt Ur) Ill proc:e'iS lelt
Jnd 1h,· nwnur. gave man) ol tlwm
p<;\(h1:11rit rirohlcm\
1.al-l' ~ r11· dilk" lr<'m thl' nthn
C 1rea1 I .11-l'' 1n lhJI 11'> ho1t11m "
aho' c .-.en le' d
l .M. Bo)d
l'olumnist.
H. L. Schwertz Ill
Frenk Zlnl
'-'I I , ., ,. J t
Tom Tell
I t .. " , 1'4. H• • •'" t' af )JO I'•• l• • '
~I VI"\_. A )f1••"" itf _.."' t lfl(jene• t• ~ • ' I I v~1~ wJi. qJ~Jfl Ctalg Sheff
/
·'Let m~ be th ~e/come (Rupert) Murdoch to the Untied Stal
and to say tha t this Is tile worst r eason for citizenship I h ave ever
hea rd."
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UCI chancellor impatient
about dreams for campus
And with his easy
s mile. h e'll make
them com e true
\\ hl'n \IHI t'lltl·r ihl' ollirl' ul till'
Ill'\\ l"hJntdlor ol l ( In llll'. \O(J
kn1m 11nmed1a1ch that Jal'k Pl'lta-~on
rurh "" lanlpu' ··hand' on ··
< )n hi" dl"•I.. turnl'd 11n and hum-
m 1ng ,1\\a\ '' .1 u'mffutn tcrm1n:.1I
11\ hghll'J 'lll'l'n "J1t1ng 1m pat1l.'ntl~
l11r lh m,,"1,·1
.\nd thl' Ol''' chaO(l'llor dm·, not
.,,1n1 111 \\,l\ll' ltmr "tlh a Ion~
1.·11mnHlll' In "l'Pll'nl~l'I Ptlta'>lln
,qll 11111,,· 1r11111 thr I ( I ( hJnll'llm·,
11·,1dl'n1.l' -1n 'l'''r11rt l·k ad1 anti
I" minu1l·' tr11m lJlllflll' -111 a
l,11 ull' hnnw hoe " hu~ 1ng right on
l.1111J1L"
But thl'n I\ lt.t"'" hl°lll'' c' h,· "
l"rghting 11'11w \1 lht• .1gl' ol 6 1 \\tlh
thl' l nl\l'f\lt\ ol < .ihlilrn1a "'>ll'm
1l·4u1nng 1h.11 .1Jm1nt\trJli \l' uilill'r'
no t rl·m;11n 1n .1dm1111~trJt1011 [la,t lhl·
,tgl· 111 I•~ I hr d1.111a llul h,1, J lot to do
Ill .I fl'\\ \l',tl \
f 11111rw 1h111g tw ''ant' 11\,· 211-~l".ll
dd II\ IOl' 1..1mpu' 111 lw .1mnng till'
1l.111Jlul col '"perh llfll\ cr,1 111.·, 111 llll'
\\11rld.
\\ h1k lw d<tl.''-n1•t l'll\ 1\1011 hnng·
rng 1h,· l JlllPU~ lu th:it point during
h1' 11 nurl hl· \l,1nb Ill mo\ c the
111,111u111in \\l'll .ilong thl· wa~ tm~ard
tha1 drl·am 1-k l'\pl:i1nl·d that 11 tun\,,
l C I 15 ~l·a1s tu rl'Ul'h the top 100
uni 1:r<.rllt') rn thl.' na11un. anJ then 11
rl·qu1rcd onl) ti\l' ~car~ more to bnng
11111 II\ currl'llt po\lllon a~ one of the
tor s11 •
MARTIN
BROWER
f"hl' nl'\: ;;11a11s 111 han· l T l among
1h,· top::!._ un1,l·rs1lll'' 111 the nauon.
and Ptl\.41\on htl1e' t\ that loth mark
l.tn bl· rl·arlll'd h' the end l•f thl' nnl
li\l' \l"M' -during h" ll'nllrl' ··Thl·
going rl'.ill~ gt'h tough ~din 1ha1 " hl'
\,llll \\llh .1 \llllk
.l.tl I.. l'dt.l\11n ,.,,11,., ,.;i.,1h . .\nd
thJI \m1k "g.111ng 111 hnng l ( I inhr a
llllllh 'trongl'f rl'I J1um,h1p \lllh thl·
u1mmun11 ' th:in 11 ha' l'\ l'r h:iJ
Thl' lomn>un1l\ in \\h11.h l (I
opl•ratl''> 1\ tv.11-told· lht' l 11~ 111 In llll'
JnJ Orangl' ( ounl) .\nd l'clta<;on
plJn'i to h,t\ c h1' 1n,111u11on hl'cum,· a
nwrl' 11lll'g1JI pan ol both l't1m·
mun111e'>.
Hl' hl'lll'''"' hn11nd doubt that 1lw
l II' ofln 1nl· 1' il houl 10 ix'lOmc a real
1 nikgl' to\\ 11. ·" \\ ..t'> \'ll\ l')IOntd Ill an
1.'\ll'lll 1n l hl' In inl· C <1 ·., <•rtginal
111.l,tl·r plJn l11r tht· l ti\ al thl' llllll' lhl·
1<•mp.1n~ lolltrthu1nJ !Ill' 1n1t 1:.il
I l)(tO Jt'rl'' 111I.ind111 1h~· 11111q•r<i11'
( l ( I \Uh\l'ljlltlllh JHIH h.1~
another 5110 al l'l'\. I .
Pclta<;on ~ccc, th!\ rl'lat1011,h1p hap-
pening ph ~ 51call~ -a' thl' l I I) grow\
clO\Cr \ll thl' Uni\ l'r'\lt\ \\ rlh nC\\
hnuo,ing 1n I 'n1' l'r\11~ f ov. n C enter
.inu Turtk Rori. -and a\ the
un1-.er~11~ 1ti.clfgmv.., 1arga
The r1.•la 1111n,h1p v.rll Jl\o
\trcngthl·n ~" rhc In inc < 11 l·on-
11nues 11~ comm11nwnt to nroducl.'
more affordable housing and mor('
un1H·rs11' facult' and stafTmcmbcr...
mO\ttO il \lne ..
·\nd Pdtason sec~ the relat1qnsh1p
str,•ngthcning as the ctt} builds a
performing art center on thr un1,er-
\tt) l'ampus. and v.1th compkt1on of
thl' Donald Bren ..\l"ll\ itics Center.
both of ''h1ch will draw In inc
rc~1den1~ 10 the campus.
F1nal l\. Peltason set!. the rl'la·
1inn,h1r» \lllh business and 1ndustr)
1n In llll' and throughout Orange
< oun t ~ 111c.reas1ng as the unl\cr!.11~
dl'\ clop~ 1 ts professional schools.
c'ipcc1all) cng1neering and manage-
ment "'It rs easier to interface w11h the
bu~incss and industrial community
v. hl·n ~ ou ha' e profe'is1onal schools.'·
hl' rcmarkl·ti.
Yl'' hl' answered ... ,,e consider
Orange ( u unt) 10 bl' our homl'
l·ount' :· Thl' chancellor is rnrrcnth
"ort..1ng v.rth the Board of Super-
' i.-.or,. the c11' of Santa Ana. and v.-1th
other rnt11ie~ 1n thrs rtgard. '"We
intend to he 1n,ohcd v.11h all ol thl'
counl\ ... hl' rnncludl'd .
Thr r,· 1' no doubt that l Cl 1s a
trcm,·ndou!. a!.sel to In inc. lhl' Or-
angl' Coac,1 and Ora nge < <1unl\ -
Jnd th!\ " onl) the heg1nning. Jal~
Pdta\011 1!> at the helm and the
l11n11ng ~l·a r<; "'111 hl.· '1gn1ficant one\
1n l (I\ grov.th 1n stature and
rd.111on.,hip to 1ts communll).
The rhancellor sat in hts r ha1r
'imllrng and rl'laxcd The inten 1c""'
rnuld ha'e gone on longer. But from
lhl' lorner of m) e)C I could se<.' his
l·ornpull·r 'il'rten. and thc l'ursor \la)
throhbrng. 1mpauently.
', Columnist Martin BrOM'er publish·
es the newslelter ''Martin Brower's
Oranl{e County Report."
RJCHARDCOH
colum1
RICllAID
CoHEI
'Citizen
Murdoel
mockin~
system
How can we a ll ow
citizen ship to him
deny it to refu gees
W.\SHI NGTON -.\t a 1x11
n.•t'l'ntl ). a la''}l'r for thl· .\ml'rll"
C1v1I Lthl'rt1e~ l 'n1011 hal·kcu r
agatn\t th l· wall :ind told ml· to "r
about thl' go' ,·rnml·nt 's pol1q
deporting ~ah adoran rcf'ugl•es r
la'')Cr pcr\lstcd. lea\lng ml' onl~
fetrh c;oml' reading material' a fa
shl'ct. ha 0'' n cungres!.1 onal tc'
mon~ and :i stud~ of the suhJCl't b~
prokssor at M 11 . Oh bo~. Wash in
ton parties· can tx-:.i load oflnughs.
So for about 1 wo weeks. the vano1
document rested on n1\ dest..
home. unread. I would ~lance at the
from 11mc to tune. "IOHk 1n rccollc
11on ofthl· la" )er. and $0 on m) v.a
But one da~. something happcnl
that prompted ml' 10 read 1hen
Rurcn Murdoch. a mt·d1a h:iron 1
three nations. announced hl· and
partner v.ould bu) '>i.'' en ·\mcnn1
tele' i.-.1on stations and. as required t
la \l. he would hi.'rnmc J l · n11cd Statt
l°ltll<.'IL.
Ll·t ml' hl.· the li rst 10 v.l'lcom
~urdoch to thl' l ln1tcd State~ and 1
!la) that this 1c; th(' wor<;t reason It
c1111('n'ih1p I h:l\ c l'H'r heard. Herc 1
a man ''hu approaches the o:it l
1at..1ng wtth, thl' \\Cl-l'}'l'd sen11men1 c
.l 111lc 'il'arch· .1ust something tn d
h..-fon· cloc,mga $2 b1ll1on deal.
I k runws to thnc shorl'S hke
t antJtUfl' of the <,tom·d 1mm1gran1 c
old -not '>Cl'king 10 hi.'ttcr h1m~e;
and ht!. d11ldren. but 'iCl'k1ng 10 g.
from super nch w ~uper-nchcr Fo
him the 'enera"'1e m' th can com
trul': 1f he v.ant~. his ·str('cl '"Ill h-
pa,td \\llh gold
It 1s the rok 1)f the Ruper
~turdOlh\ of1h1\ \lOrld to 1n'itrUl'I b·
mocking both ron\ l'nt1on and tr~i
d111011 tk publl,hl'' Ol'\\'ipa pcr
olhl•r puhltshl.'r\ 'h~ from l'\ en read
111g -an<l doc' lh•I 'el·m to ca re
.\nd nuw. J\ perhaps his tines
<>er' 1l·c. Murdoch mockc; the H'r.
not ton uf nat1onu1Jsm -that 11 l'\ er
matters that much. There·!. 1rom 1r
that. tf onh hecau'il' Murdo(h ·~
new<;papcr!> . 3fl' prulllt) pes ol
Jingoism. II v.a' hrs Sun 1n England
which during the Falkland~ war
cclebratcd the inking of the General
Hclgrano v.11h the headline
.. (,otcha!·· Thl' Nev. York Pmt strike!.
a 'i1m llar chau' uust1c stance in thrs -[lliil1i! if Id{.]~ I~ I jij ;d!•itf.iiW •)------------------_;zt~~~~~~°£ 1t~1r~~ch~lc ~~~
Dl'lH rl·adl·r. 'ou ha' e hern
Reports of Mengele' s death
apparently his salvation
Justice De pa rtment s ifting through
histori cal ma te rial to de termine why
\\\'1111 '(110'--'l'\\h d ....
, ""'rnl Jmullll'nl\ npl.11n ,,h, I >r
1(1,l'I \kngl'll' thl· 110111ri11u' .. \ngl.'I
•i i I k.it h.. .11 thl· \ u't h" 111 l'\.
ll·111111w11on camp ''a'> m•1 l'r hrought
1111u,11u· at the ' url·ml'x·1g tn.11, alll'r
\\orld \\,11 II l ~ :.iulhorit1n
I h1111g.hl hl• "a' (k.1d
l hl' dmuml'nlc, umo,,·r,·d \O lar
do n111 l'\plurn "hat kli 1hcm Ill
tx·ltl' l' lhJI \kngl'll' "·" dl·~td hut
ll1'llll' Dl·partmcnl 1n,C!>llgator<> arc
,1ft1ng through thl' cnM1nou~ 'ulumc
nl hl\lt1l tl".ll m:ltl·rial 111 lind out
l\kll)ll'k 1\ knov. n 111 ha' e l'm1-
~r.11nl 111 \out h .\ ml'rll .1 'l'' l'I al ~ l'ar..
.1ltl'r thl' '-'<Jr I k hcramc a Par:i-
gu.1 ' ·'" 11 111cn and t\ l'X'lil'\l'J In he
.. 11111" 1ng lhl'rl' probahl~ h1d1ng 1n .1
111 11gk honkr rnmmunit) Hl' i' 74
I l'ttcrc; and ml•mm found b} rt'-
'>earch('r<, r<.'Cl'nll\ datl' h:rck to 194 7
Jnd 194R. v.hcn' prcpara110M were
under .,.,a, 101r. NaL1 umrcn1ratmn-
<'amp doitur\ hcforl' the 'Jurl•mhrrg
v.:H-ntml·~ tnhunal
\ I<'" 1'h do( 1>1r lrom Trnn,.
'h .1n1a < 111dl,1 l'n l. hol d tx:cn torecd
'" J\'1\I !\frnJLl'k 1n h1~ h1dCOU\
· Jl'l'UdO·\l ll'nl1h<' l"<Pl·nmt•nl\ on
I\\ Jn~ Jnd otha ..\11't'hw1t1 inmate~
Cihe h:id It-urned that Na11 doctor"
v.ac ,1h11ut 10 tx' tried. end "olun·
1cen·d 111 ll''lllf) again .. 1 Mcngelt'.
whom \Ill' <l\\UmC'd V.0Uld he In the
dod .. 11 'urt·mbcrg.
"I \\ 01tld lw \ rr~ rlca\t'd to go thcrt• .1, .1 \lll n<'~' · r>r Perl v.rote to the
Pl·n1,11.l1111' r 1\ tl-alTaw. d1 v1~1on in
\l,,1,hrnl!lun 1111 Ol l 7. 1947 "I. who
"·" thl' ~' nn nlog1'it ot Dr "1engl·rle
h,1, l' m.111~ im portant thin~ to tdl
lhl'f\' IC! .1v..1kl·n !ht• ('CU)Sft('ncc ol !ht•
v.11rld .md 10 hl'ltl thl' t.pal."
I >r f',·1 l m1"pl'lkd M t·n~dt"'
n.inw 11111 1111 h 111 1 h1· kun hu 1
1h111ug.l111u t .1 h11u~ \hl' had \Hllll'll 1111
hn l"\!'>l'rll'l1ll' ..ti \mlh,\1l1 I hl·
.\ml'n ran :iu1hont1l'' ah11 rcix·atcdl)
1T1 1\\pl'lkd ·· Ml'ngl·k " though
'' hl'thn tlrn du.J ;in~ thing to cn·atl·
lhl' trHllll'OU' 1111 prl'\\IOO that he V.,I\
ck.rd " not \l't l k <ir
On Jan I lJ I lJ4X. rl·,pond1ng lo .1
' rcqu'''t lc1r infornwt1on rc[l:ird1ng
Dr \kng,l·rk'" from \! ash1ngllln.
Brig ( ll'n r cl f11rd l <I) lor. r h ll'I
coun\cl fo1 war rnmc'\at Nun·mhl'rg. ~
v.rotl' .1 11h"n1ll \t.lllng. "'Wl• '"'h 111
.id' l'>l' 11111 fl'Ulrd' \hov. Dr
\kng.l·rlc "lkad ·'' ol <>ctutx·r I ~46 ·•
f J\ lot nm\ 77 d1d OCll remcmhl·r
thl· l,l1l'l1Hl I k tuld our assouall'
I Ul\'th· I .1gn:i<lo: ··1 h:l\(' no rt•culll'l ·
1111n ah11u1 Ml·ngdc al Nuremberg.
It 1H1u1tnil'.tr th:it ii Mcngclc and h"
JUI\ 1ttl''> at ·\U\l'hw1t1 hnd come to
out :llll'ntwn. \\l' "ould ha\.-C wanted
111 put h11n in the dock ...
The Ill''" l'v1dcntc add;; 10 lhl'
l11nfo.,.l111 O\l'r Ml·ngek'' whcre-
.1h .. •11' 111 thl' l haot1r year' 11nmed1·
.lll'I\ fnllu'· •:'t? tht• dl'le:it ol Nn11
(4d m:rn' \c'~·ml "l't'ks ago. 11 w:i'
wttkh rep"'-...; that lither ~rm\
donJmcnt ol the era 1nd1rntl'd tha·t
Ml.'ngck h:id hcC'n arrestl'd h> ·\mat·
l':ln rn•niJ'lalwn for<'C'i and .1ppan'nll •
rclc:l'il'd
lhl'rl· \.H'rl' otht·r rcpon' O\l'r thc-
~c:i rc, th;.,; Mrngl'll' hlcd 111x·nh
un1.k1 "" crnn name 1n or near h1\
hnrlll'IO\\n of ( run1hurg. Ra,arra. 1n
I \ ol,Jl"tt•il C1crman). until 1949
1 hen a' nm\ h" fomil~ owned :1
lnr~,· l.irm '''-'111pmcnt hu~1ncsll ha~d
the rt>
In fal t tlh' fik._ h~ K:irt M<'nttck .
1tw d11\ l<'r ' IJlhl·r amon~ :·,nd1 .... 1<J·
ual' nl r ; tuiuntC'r·1ntcll1~l·nn·1
intl'rl.''t" .inl · •' h\ tht' 11 \ \rm\
I
JACK
AIDEISOll
and DALE VAN A TT A
hl·t\H·en Jurw '°"and 20. 1945. Like
thl· rl'porh ol Josef Mengdc's death.
tktaiJ, ol the father'!> arrest arc
11ll'l'>I ng.
.l u<,t1u· Dl·partmcnt investigators
:ire pain,tak1ngly digging through the
lill''I to find :in<1wc~ to the tan1ali1mg
qu,· .. 110nc, raised b> the newl) dtS·
cm l'n·ct clornments. They· particu·
l.1rl' \\itnt tu lind out 1f the erroneous
n.·J)c0
ll t ut Mengclc's death was the
n·,ult uf a deliberate attempt b}
\m1.·1Kan personnel to protect hrm.
\lthuugh the quack doctor of Aus·
l hv.111 had no technical or tn·
1,•lhgt'ncc eitpcrtise to make hrm
worth protecung. his famil y was (and
I\) t·nnrmou~I> wealthy.
\\ :i' 41omebody hrihcd to pr~parc a
tal'l' Ilea th c<'rttficatc -and accept it
·" .1111 hcnt1t'!
fl II\ IS DIPLOMACr: Mc"t·o·i.
.imha.,'iador to th, ,lJ nitcd Natio ns.
t>orlirto Muno1-L1.'<lo. could be-dr-
l l.1 rl·d rx-rsona non grata any day
~·'" .1lcord1ng to State Department
,.iun l'' Thl' t•itpul111on is the result of
.in 1nc1dcn1 on April 11 when.
a,rnrd1ng to the A\SOC1atcd Prc'l'i,
\luno1-Lt•do pullC'd a ~un on n
11-101omt who<;c car Jutted about 18
1ndln into the drplo'!'at's park1n~
plun · on th<' street. "This 1s my spot!
'cllcd Muno1-Ltdo. accordtnJ to lht
ov.nl·r. whost11d th(' amba\~ador then
<ttnfl<,hfti om-(ff the t'lr'~ wtntfows.
.,,..k A.od~,.,•• and D•~ VH All•
ttrt' ~ 'td/c•tH rol•mol1t1. . .
c;ur kercd H1 sull1ma1t·lmah' 1'>toh1s
fonunc Ciotcha' · ·
r hc framcrs of ttw la, ... requiring
Murdoch to bcrnmt an .\ma1can
c1111en nan cl) \Uppo<>ed that
ci111cnsh1p was ... ynon~ mous v..1th
alleg1ann· and sentiment -and that
1clcv1s1011 '"as tuo powt'rful a me-
dium to fall 11110 th l' dutche., 111
lorl•1gncr\ Rut v.ha1 "thl· \l'nt1n1rn1
v.hl'n llt11rnsh1p 1~onh an 1m1dl'n1;t!
pan ot .1 hu'lnl''' tk.11'1
( )nl) '1' \t•ar' ago \1 urdm h lilnll'
dO\l' lll \v.1.·arin~ und' 111g ti.•;ilt) to h"
nalt \l' .\u,tr:iha: ··whv 1n 1h1s room
ran \a) that I am not :i good
.\u'itraltan 01 a pa1not1l onit'•"' Nat·
uralh. ttlc\'1!.urn stations v.cre at
-.take". Nov. he <,tand\. rap 1n hand.
hi.'fore thl' Statm· of L1hNt\ Ju~I
another immigrant ~cck1ng a· media
cm pm·.
.\ spokcsman lor the lmm1gra1mn
and Naturnli1at1on ~<.'n ICC o;aid that
Murdoch would get what Murdoch
was entitled lo -and c11i1cn'lhip was
unquest1onabl) om· of those things.
Fine That same spokc'iman then
explained the d1fTcrcnt•r between
Rupert Murdoch of Austraha who rs
akad) a resident ahl'n and som1.·
Sal\'ndoran wading into the countr:v
via the Rro Cirandl.'. Fine aga in. I
understand -I swear I do. But I also
understand that '\mcr1can
ci ti1ensh1p means mor<.· to the latter
than to the former -ma} he even the
d1fTcrcnce hrtwecn life anti death -
and that Rupert Murdoch prohnbl~
could not get 11 1f h1' name "'ere
Ruperto Murd0<:ho.
The stuff the AC' la" )Cr han d
me told the usual story of heanbrea
-of poor. wretched people bcin8 ~nt hack to I Salvador hccause the
government said they were' econ-
omrc. and not pohll(al. rcfugces. The
la" 1'1 l'Ompllca1ed and tile law 1-;
rnmplc,.
But a law that make~ c1111cnsh1r a r~qu1rc mc-nt for mak1na huge
amount~ of money while w11hhold1ng
1t from those who want onl> to mak<·
modc~t amounts. makl'" nu !l<'n~
Murdoch 011cc aa.un ha!> donl' th('
1n1c>ombk. ft took S2 hllltun hut hl"'
t'ht'apencd l\mcr1tan 11 t1l'O'lh1r
Rlthrd Cohen I~ a ) ndlrAtt'd
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ev. Jackson hostage
elease bid welcomed
y State Department
rtaJC llJT1C( Urben Oe\el~fNllt (HUO) •-.,. --••II' --._ ... _.,.. _.......;....-..~;....;.;-.-~--under TIUll 1 of .. ~ ~ ..,,_ '"-..,,_ ,...... -·~ .:::~= =•~r:= .~,..•_.MA., "!!!!.IOUI.,. • ... •.••11 Nm D •• 11111 •'!51 I •:-~ I '°""win v~ 1e Olttlfwlno -•-Oii ~ -• " ..,... naw~•· , . T • (1 C=T to HUD U..t the~ --DA,,_DeCS •a.-. Tlie~peftOM.. The ........ .._... -•Ml=I •\
J4Mtof L. K11M1 Ill .. --....... YOU TM.I ~ OOlrll ...,,... -~ dolrll ...... -I CY~~(h) ~ -City ~"°" TO NOTKT Ya. H#11cw~~ ..... DOtCIH 8C"'-"T'OMM, T1'e -=-lllT?atle con .. n1 to •cc.ttt ltl• NOt•n, rT llAY • 1&01 L le.ti IVelt,.,... HMIAnMOa.o.w,...-; ._........,. __
FEDEAAL OUOlfT IN-)l.ltlldlCtlOn Of 191e _,.,., e«.9 AT AW IM& ...._CA MID CA 11111 ""9 fl•ll11111 l1111ln111
SUAANCI! CORPORTION COUl1• ".,, tctlon II ~ • '°" -M IDlA-C:.tuty Heefthcar• Of OotcHl'ty •. lnet!Mft, ..... ~ Ootwle'~ -,.,, • 10 ~ •elPOI ...... 1n unoee Of nm uw ~ ino. I.A Celllotnle MMt AnMda. Dent ,,.,._ "'-'· c.... _...... CA ~l~l"l~•t• Cepectty, ,..._tlon to en~anmental ,._ Of THI NOCl•D• .. COflNWetlon). 1601 I!. le.ti CA tM2I ntl7 1 ...,. Yiewt, ~MN*lno _, AeAt1HT YOU, YOU ~!-.i __ Newport lwfl. CA ..._D.°""°9fl,21M The ....,.._ .......
RO&ERT .J DALI e<itlon, and th•I fh ... IMOULD CO•TACT A~ Eldin, Coete ...... CA NllN,...,.,.,IO....__
~SHINGTON IAP)-The State Oepart-
nt s top countertcrronsm officu1I say the
a.an Adm1n1strat100 stands "walling and
PY to support any reasonable effort" by the
. .Jesse Jackson 10 wan 1he release of er~cans he!d hostage in Lebanon by mac extremists.
~ckson said late Thursday that "if it is
s1b~e and possible. I am willing to go to
wait and Lebanon. und 1f 11 would hdp
n Tehran (Iran)," in behalf of the hostaJts:
sked today on ABC's "'Good Morning,
erica" show how long he has 10 negotiate
ore the captors take actt on Jackson
lied: "l do not know. I · · · ·
a mare against time. But since hvcs are at k~: it'i. wonh the lime and it's worth the
The c1v1I rights leader and relati ves of the
erican pnsoner!. were scheduled for a
ond round of discussions at th e State
partment today.
Jackson, family member!. and A.mbassador
bcrt Oakley, director of the Office of
unterterronsm at the State Department.
t Thursdayeven1ng a1 )a('kson's "Rainbow
ahtaon" offices 10 discuss wha1 the ter-
'sts termed their "final warning" in
•ssages _published Wednesday 1n Beirut
-.wspapers.
Sev~ral famil)· members f.elt they detected a
.ena~g of the administration's position in
1r d1scuss1ons with Oakley. They declined
be ·spec1fi~. but indicated they expected
eral new ideas 10 be t•xplorcd further in
9'<1ay's meeting.
Senate kills
vehicle tax
records1law
WASH INGTON (AP) -The Senate gave lnaJ congressional approval Thursda' to a lliill repealtng a year-old law that required
lrttpinj daily records on the use of tax-
deduct1ble vehicles and home computers.
By a voice vote of only three senators on the
ftoor. the Senate sent President Reagan the
repeal bill which had cleared the House on a
426-1 vote a week ago.
Reagan is expected to sign the bill. which
would wipe out the record-keeping law
~troacti ve to Jan. I. the day the requirement
took effect.
Businesses and farmers had assailed the rule
t s a textbook example of useless go vernment
intervention. So Congress agreed to the repeal.
ttcognizing that the chea11ng that would result
under the law would cost about $1 b1l11o n in
Jost taxes through I 9QO.
"'The Treasury Department forgot that
reasonableness as an important pan of our tax
system:· said Sen. Russell B. Long, D-La .. in
criticizing the Internal Revenue Service's
interpretation of the law
Repeal. said Sen. David Prvor. D-.\rk ..
"will allow businessmen and· farmers 10
continue in their business endeavors without
having 10 fill out massive amounts of
paperwork ··
In an 1nterv1ew on C'SS' "Morning News"
show. Peggy Say. sister of a hostaae. s<ud that a
"sense of desperation" came through leners
sent home that the captor'> are not interested
in speaking or Ii ·ten1ng to emo11onal pleas
anymore.
• • .,, lndl-~blltle9 heft .,_, LAWYIA. Thi& b'*'-11 con-t2tl7 tlled In e>r.,.. C.., oa ~. MARY A. DALE. an Ntlaf\ed. Tiie .... lftlct of llOTIC9 Of duel«! by a C«potMlon Thia DfAlneM i. CM-Mardi 1t, lla "LI NO, ~~e:"!~ ~ Ille certltlc4rtlon. ttlet ""°" ,.,...,.... IAU DeYld F. l!llllOf, vie. ~ by. • gerw.i pert· F-t~
fendlnt9 ' · lta ~ov .. thl Qty of ,a.-T .a. NO • ._ Pretldet\t ner'IHp LAMI ~ G ,_ 14-WC*I lain VeMifl./ may uee 110c1t NOTICI! 18 HEREBY Thie ~ ... Mid ._.,. D. l>Yncleft. "°4wl, Coeil• ...... CA
TO THE ABOVE NAMED Grent funde end HUD wffl GIWH, tl'IM on Frtaay, June wtttl IN County ea.ti of Or· Thie ~ -fled 9*1
OEFENDANT(S) y h•v• Ull•fl•d l ta 7, 1Mf5 •• , 11:00 o·~ anoe County on M.cll 27, wtttltfleCoufltycaetltofOr~ ,,. ...,,... -009-
nereoy tu __ .:.,.,. ~ .. .,. reeoon111t1111ti. under 111e a.m of Mid day. ln the room 1985 .,. County on Mey 7. tlM duC*d by"' lndMdu& ~ eel m .. ..,.,... .,.. r• N•tlon .. Environmental Pol-MC Midi I« c:onduetlng Pl7'I01 .,.,_ Thie .--1•1t ._ -"Their bottom hne is they want the
(Islamic) prisonen," she said. "They want
them now and they have issued us a bottom-
line ulllmatum. Et1h er they are free or they
will commit a homfy1ng act:"
qutr to..,.,,. upon Schllll, icy Act Of 1"9 HUD llfllltc-True ... '• a... within the Publlttled 0r-. COMC ~ Orenge COM! *' tN,~ Ollt of Or-=:~~u ~ Gore,.:::. oept.,, obtection to 1t1 'I>-offloeeofAEAL£1TATE8£~ Dailly Piiot Aptll at,...._, s~ IWYPMoUuytJ l.2'.IO; .,_ec..ntY.,._l,_.. ___ -i-
a Ot~. ptOVll of tf1e ........ of CURITIESSERVICE, IOcated 10, 11, 1M6 1M& ~ e>r.,.. C0Mt
Vice President Geo'le ·Bush said the
hostages have ··a very high pnont~ ·· in the
admin1stra11on and "Yes, thert' is contern"
bout the~st $~.Q.m their ca 1or~-·•
can sa) we re trying tn some way. a so UICI).
but don't pin me (jown," Bush said. ··1think11
has a better chance 10 be more effective 1f n's
kept quie1.··
The..adm1nastrat1on has cons1stcn1h taken
the position that tt will not negotiate w11h the
terrorists, who have demanded that the
United States pressure Kuwa11 into releasing
seve.r~I lslamu: prisoners. Deput) White
House press ~e,·retary Lari) pc:ake5 said
earlier Thursday that --we wi ll not allow
oursel ves 10 be int1m1dated b> tr rronst threats
or permit such threats to co mpromise our
fundamental policies and values."
Refemng to Speakes' statement. Jack\on
said "We need 10 make another approach 10
the White House -an appeal for mere>. I
would hope no one would be so self-nghtrnus
as to hide behind iron-clad polit:ic!.."
"Human lives arc at stake." he 'aid . "Our
national secunty is not at stake ...
Ml.IC NOTIC£ P\8.IC NOTICE
•ddreu I• 11552 tundund~Of111e at 1800 North Btoedwey, f ·W n,..t67 Deity Plot Way 10', 17, 14.
MICAnllur 8lv<I,, Ste. 426, certlflc:atlon only " It le one &lite 100, In the City of 31, 1M&
Irvine, CA 921'16.,....,...., of the fOllowlnQ bMll· Santa /Ina County of Or· "8JC MOTICl .. _II"..,,, ,_.n ~~=111~1 wNQh '-I•> That ""' ceniftc.11on anoe. Si.t~ of California, .._ ""T1Cl
wlthl 20 d It u~ wM not In fKt uecuted by MIDWEST FlNANCIAL SEA· 'M:TITIOUI WU flJCTtTIOUe WM
ol th~ ~·., theoenlfylnooft\cetOtother VICES MOATGAGE CORP . Naa.ITAT.-r MAmlTA~ ••ck.I~!' of the 1 d~ -:': officer of -c>P1la.n1 IP· • North Oekota oorporetlon, The followlng per90ne ere The tolowlng l*-.ont .,. ~ ttyouf81ttodotct .. ......_ proved by HUD; 0t (bl thet • OUI'; eippolnted Truet .. dOlna ~.. dOlna ~ •· _.....;..=;;;;.;;;...;.;;::;.;.;.;;;;, __
ment by def It wtll b. t::" the ~··· ertWONnen· .. :Ider end CIU'IUll!t IO ""' KOOL BREEZE. l351 PACIFIC AIVA . 1172 N ACnnoue ......
agelnal you I: tl'le ...., 0:., 111 review record for the pr~ l>Owet Of Ille oontwred In Fuelllle. Cott• ......_ CA Tuettn 8tvd o;ange cA lllAm 8TA~
manded 1 the r 11 jec1 lndlcat• omlMlon ol r• that certain Deed Of True1 92825 9*5 · · Tll9 1~ pel'ION.,.
DATE ~AN 3~°':':5 nt quired ~ flndlno Of •itecuted by DOUGLAS R. Kathy Reece M)WI, 3358 Clva CorPOretlon • ca. dOlng ~ -ttep ~l>le to tt1e pr~ DAVIDSON. AN UNMAR· Fuctlela. Cotte MeN. CA f la ' SOUTH COAST AUTO Cl~e,t"•':,"· ,.are1nla11, lec:t lntlleenvlronmentalr• RIED MAN, recotdecl De-2626 ~I Re:'~':= 0ETAIL,300IEll*'Pl'!M8t ..
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. ( .... f;f HM Court) ~~!cs ~:r::.:: :':i; ~:,~he=~ ~e ~~y~ ~ d~ll bu•IMtt 11 eon-~'=t·I; ~:;,~ o:lubl~fi* M Oref Cout Ille requlfed procedllte (24 COtder'1 lnllrumenl No Thia Slllemet'll -filed S ':ert~a ~=.nt l)Of9tlon, . 3()0t ~
J y 7 fJ8!S •Y , . 24, 31, CFR Part 68) 8n<l may be 82·434t80. by reuon of • "the County Clettc of Or-Thie et.i.-t Ned St. ec.. ....... CA t2l2t
une • F·983 addrMMd 10 HUD •I De-t>rMCtl or defeutt In peymenc County on May 1, 1885 wtth the County c;:' of Or-Thie l:MJllneM le con·
penmen! of Houllng 111 Ot perlOftnance of the Ol>ll-'21m1 enge County on M9Y J lllte ducted by. 1 ~atlon
---------Urt>•n Oevei()(>ment. AIM getlon1 aecured thereby, In·, Publlthed Orenoe Coat ~ Co1m•t1c C er-Ca r e Ml.IC NOTICE Office. 2500 Wllehlre cludlno that t>rMCh or de· Dlllly Piiot May 9, 111, 23, 30. Pul>llllhed Orenge COMt CUnlc1. Inc . J~ A.
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F1Cm10U1 au ... 11 Callf0<nl1 90057. recorded Fet>.niary 8. t985, Th-903 1985 • . • • TN9 m11"*" ... Mid
Objection• to the r...... u Recorder • ln1trumen1 Th-with tl'le County Clertc oA Or· T~~TATl•NT ol fund• on bllll• other than No 1~7149. WILL SELL "8.IC NOTIC( 972 ene-Countyon Meyt, 11M
d I e bull no pettonl .,.. thOM ttated Ibo.,. wlH not AT PUBLIC Al}GTION TO "8.JC M>TICE ,.,... OS~UTHE'=' ~:LIFORNIA be conllldered by HUD. No THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR ,~~A auT1=· Publilhed Oranoe CoeM
WINDOW WASHING 2000 objeetlon received elter July CASH, lawful money of the The f-•t~""' _,........, are "1Cnnou8 ....... Dally PllOt Mey 10, 17, 24, · 3 19,85 wlll be conlldered Untted Stai ... or.a eulller'• "'"""""' ...--·· MAm ITAT'llmWT 31, 1985 Parsons, •58, Coata M .... b~ Huo' check drewn on a •t•t• or olng bullneea ee; The lollowlno per90ni .,.
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Richard Davies. 2000 .,_ · ' • er1l credit union, or 1 itete 3512VlaCalazad1.MIN1on CSJ CONSULTANTS.
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ducted by: an lndlvl<:lual • of ~. •II right, tltle end 2891 Elmtlum L-. CO.ta......_ MOT1CI Of
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flJCTITIOU8 Ml ... 11 NOTICI TO Thia lllletnenl w .. ftled Ml.IC M)JICE Truat•. In that rMI proPerty la Ci lnda. Mlsalon VlejO. Tnia bu1lneee 11 eon-YOU ARE IN DEFAULT NAm ITAJIMEfT llUUt TRANl'lf' with the County Clerk of Or-litulled In M id County and A 92891 duc1ed b en ln<IMduel UN0£A A DEED OF TRUST
Tiie foltowlno peflOnt .,.. (leoa. 1101-t101 Inge County on May 8, 1985 "'8lJC NOTICI Stale, deecf1bed .. lc'lowl· Thi• bulln•11 II con-&aM ~. Zwer DATED 06/19/83 UHLE.88
doing bull..-•: U.C.C.) '2'71111 Of' A LOT 10 OF TAACT NO ucted by-I getlefel Pll1· TNe nllement WM Ned YOU TAKE ACTION TO
ONCE IN A BLUE MOON. Notloe I• '*-by given IO Put>lllhed Orange Coast ~ .. ANNO 97 87. CITY OF COST A neranlp with the COunty Cletll ol Or-PROTECT YOUR PROP·
2007 Sudrllt DI'., Corone the Credltor1 ol The Dally Ptlol May 10, 17• 24, TOM .. LD MESA. COUNT'!' OF OR· Glenn C Iv.a enoe County on May 3, 1M5 EATY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT
Del Mar. CA 92625 PrMC:riptlon Shoppe;-Trane-31 t985 WHAT • 1 I l IN Q ANGE, STATE OF CALI-Thll Stllement wu ftled ~ A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU
Nancy Amenda Elam. lerat(•). wt\oM bull,_ 90. F·983 ~Dl The eppttc.nt, FORNIA, AS SHOWN ON A h the County Cle<k of Of. Put>lllhecl Orenge CoeM NEED A.N EXPLANATION
2007 S..drttt DI'. Corona drMa II 23344 El Toro Rd The IMne Co .. ,. propoelog MAP RECORDED IN BOOK County on Mey 3, 1985 Deily Piiot Mey 9 1e. 23, 30, OF ™E NATURE OF THE
Del ~r. CA 92825 El TOto, CA, County of or: Ml.IC NOTICE' • genefel plan etMndment 455, PAGES 33. 34 ANO 35 k>; N7IMI 1985 PROCEEDINGS AGAINST
Thie bullneee 11 con-ange. State of Callfomle, 83.GA--0022 end conc:epi OF M ISCELLANEOUS Publllhed Orenge C0Ut Th-879 YOU. YOU SHOULD CON-
dueted by: en lndMduel that. t>ulk lranlfer II about '1CTITIOUI au..... plen 83-CN.:0001 on • 732 MAPS, RECORDS Of OR-PllOt Mey 9 18, 23, 30, TACr A LAWYER.
Nancy Amend• Elem to be made to ~••do NAm ITAT1_,,,. ecre llte. The 1rv1ne Co. 11 ANGE COUNTY. CALI-1985 P\llJC NOTICE On 06106185 at 10.00
Thi• 91atement WU llled Avita. Trenafe<M, WhOH The lollowtno perle>nl .,. propollno • totll ol 8400 FORNIA Th-982 A.M. BENEFICIAL MAN·
with the County Clertl Of Or-bu"'*' addr ... 11 22459 dc'no l>ullneea u : dwelllng unite et 1 denlllty of TM street addreu or flJCTmOUe ....... AGEMENT COAPOAATIOH
1"99 County on May 8, 1985 Le CeOena. Laguna Hiiia: BREWERY SOUND RE-11 5 du/ac. Non-rleldentlal Other common deelgnatlon l'tllJC NOTICE NAm ITA'l"llmlfT OF AMERICA M IM 6lit ac>-
'17lnl County of Or1Jl99, Stete ol CORDING. 1690 Plecentle ecr .. 11e pr()(>Oled to equel ol the rMI property herein---w-......,..1 The IOllowlng peraone are pointed Tl'\llMe under end
PubUah.c! Or•noe COMI C•llf~nl• Av•. •C. Colt• M .... CA 235.2 above d••l°fl b ed 11 .---·-dolng bueinetetw. ~ 10 Deed of Truet.
Deity Piiot l\Aay 10, t7, 24, The pr099rtY to be trent-92827 WHIM II , .. l'ttO-purported to be: 2338 lit· Of A MCFADOEN'S WHARF, Aecordecl on 08131183 •
31, 1985 lerred 11 loceted et 23344 El J1rne1 R&lptl Cninanden. ACT: The projec1 II located tleton Circle, CO.tt Mela. ~ HIANNG 2025 W. Belboe Blvd .. New-DocUment no. 83-3l20M Of
F-971 Toro Rd . El Toro, Cll .. Jr , 1722 Santiago DI'., New-north ol tl'le Sen Diego Fr-Celtte<nle TOM HILD pon Beecfl. CA~ Offtdel Aecorde In 1111 Offtoe
---------County of Orange, Stete of port BMcn, CA e2&eO way, Mii of the San Diego Tl'le under~ned hereby W H A T ' I I I I N Q R l-Lawrence, 2025 W of IM Aecorder ol 0rMge P\RIC NOTICE Cellfornle. Tl'll• butlneH I• con· Creel!, -t of Culver Ind dlactalma ell llabltlty 10< lll'ly Pl.AMNID: The ~t. Belboa Blvd • Newport County, Cellfomla. aucuteO
Seid property la deecrlt>ed ducted by: an lndtvtdull tOUth of Barranca Perkwey. lnGOfrect..-In Mid ttreet The lrvlne Co .. 11 pr~ a..cn. CA 92t&3 by Albet1 E. Thill WILL SELL
flCTITIOUI au1Mtl In general u : All llock In Jame1 Relpfl Cruttenden, WHAT IMfOM!tATION 11 addrMI or other common a zone chenge 83-Z · Thia bu11n ... II con-AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO
NAMI ITAT1MINT trade, lhttUrM, equipment Jr. · AYAJL.AMi: A C09Y of tlle deelQnatlon. on 1 732 ecre lllte; I totel Of ducted by: en lndlvlduel THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOfll
The lollowtog pereona are end good wlll of that pher· Thia 1tatement wu llled 11alf report, the prQPOled Said ....... II be made 8400 ~unite It•~ R.L. L~ CASH, (peyaoie 11 time oA
doing bullneea u : mecy t>ulinee1 known H with Ille County Clerk 01 Or-plena. 1 CO(>y ol IM an-without werrenty, e11prM1 or "ty of 11 5 u/ac Non reel· Thie •tatement -ftled Nie In ~I money of 111e
A OVA N c ED HEALTH The Preacrlptlon Shoppe 1nge County on May 8, 1985 vtronment•I d•termlnatlon Implied. reQa!dlno !Ille, poa.-dentlel acr• .,.. proooeecl wtth the County Clettc Of Or· United Stat•l at Chepman
SYSTEMS, 120 Newport and located at 23344 El Toro m..-r (83-ER--00611 •nd611\er pro-....ion. 0t encum~encee. to equal 235.2 1"99 CountY on Mey 1. 1985 A.,.., entreN:e 10 Civic
Center 0r1 .... Suite 245, Rd .. El Toro, County of Of. Publllhed Or1Jl99 Cout jec1 lnlorma tton are to M tl1fy the prlnclpel !*-WHIM II , .. l'ttO-l'1'7'll'N Center Building, 300 E.
Newpon Beech, CA 928e0 'Jl99. State of Celltorn11 Deity Piiot May 10. 17. 24, 1v1ll1bl• for your review 11 enoe ol Ille Note or other .-cT: The project I• IOcaled Publllhed Or~ COMt Chapman A.,. .. Ofange, CA
Newport Herbor p1y. 'The bulk 1ren1ler will be 31. 1985 the Community Develop-obllgetlon aecured by Mid nonh of the San Diego Fr-Diiiy Piiot Mey 1 . 17 24, ell r\glll. title end Int.,...
chlltl'1c ln•tltute. 1501 E. conaumm1ted on or atler F-988 ment Oeputm1nt, 2801 Deed of Trutt. with lnterMI wey,..., Of the Sen Diego 31 , 1985 com.oeyed to Ind now Niel
18th St .. Newpo<1 Beech. C-' the 8th day of June, 1985, at McG1w. lrvlne and other aum1 u provided Creefl, -' of ~Iver end F-945 by It under Mid Deed CJ1
92683 The Preecrlptlon Shoppe, HOW YOU QIT IN· therein; pl\ll edvenoee, H tOUth of Barranca Pa(kwet .. _.,. Tniat In tM pr099rtY lltu-
Thll bualneu 11 con· 23344 El Toro Rd . El Toro. Ml.IC NOT1CE YOlYID: Do you h•Ye any eny, under the term1 thereof A~~~u! l"UQU\o NOTICE eted In MkS County. Cell-
ducted by· an unln-Count'( of Oran~. State of commen11? Ouu t1on1? and Interest on IUCf'I ed· ~1 ~COURT fomla. Oeea'lblng IM lend
corporeted euocletlon Celllornlt NOTICI TO "'9llC Concern1? You ere lnvtted 111ncH . and plu1 IM•. 11•11 rec>on. tn. proooeecl Of: C~~ ,,_.,
other than • pallnerlhlp So far u known to the Of' lfONWICANT 10 attend a put>llC hMttno 10 chergee and ••e>en-of the ptena. 1 coe>y 01 the en-LOT 1 OF TAACT NO
OeVld F. Ellltor Tren1lerM(1). ell t>ualneu l~CT Ott THI be held by the City ot lrvlne Tru1tM end ol the tni1t1 vtronmental de1ermln1Uon COUNTY Of oaAleM 2202, IN THE CITY Of' NEW-
Thll itatement wu flied nllMI and addr-uted E~ AND City Council on Mey 21 etMled by Mid Deed Of (83-ER-oo8 l) Ind other pr~ ~"idnhe ~816:.:'~he = POAT &EACH, COUNT'r Of'
wtthth9CountyCle<ko10r-byTran1lerort1)forthethrM NOTICIT0"'9UC 1985 at 830 pm In tNi Tnilt The total emount Of l •ct lnf ormlllon •r • :0 ° OAANGE.STATE OFCALl-
1"99 County on Mey 8 1985 yea11 la11 put. If dllferent Of' MOU.IT fOft Councll Chemt>en et t7200 Mid obllgetlon, Including ~:118:,,1°' Y~ ~ 11 N:LES for CMngie of FORNIA, AS SHOWN ON A msm from the 1t>ove ere· n/e ftlLIAll Of: "*°I JembOf'M Blvd lrvlne rMaonably Mtlmlled 1-. mun ty P· MAP ™EREOF RECORDED
Publlah.c! Or Cout Oiied 5/13/S5 . Date May 17.1985 WHO TO CoNTACT: For chergeeandexper1-ofthe ~~~wO~~tment. 2801 OROE:~oAs!:~~~USE IN800K 123,PAGES22TO
Deity Piiot Mey 7 t 7 24 "9ynMdo A..._, Tr-Ctty of ,....,...,. Yatley, more lnlorm111on. call .i.n. TnittM . at the time or Initial HOW YOU QI T IN I FOR CHANGE Of NAME 2 IS I N CL US t VE 0 F
31 1985 • • ...... My~. T,_ 10IOO ... .., A-.,_ niter Whit• Of Suaan Lind· publication ol thll Notice. la YOlYIO: Do -0 AM 0 N MA RK MICELLANEOVS MAPS. IN
• F 970 ..,.. .. v.n.,. CA t210I QUiii II &e0-3935/3913 It $161.352 13. • you na .... an~ OONZA ES llled THE OFFICE OF TH E
• Publllhed ~range Co1tt TO ALL INTERESTED the Community Develop-01ted Mey 15, 1985 ~ommen~s~ Oulllloni tton in 11~·11 c!~ tor .,,•::.:; COUNTY RECOROEP OF
---------Delly Piiot Mey 17 1985 AGENCIES. GROUPS ANO m9'lt Oep111ment MIDWl8T flNANCIAL oncerns OU .,, tn\llted 111 I I t i • 10 ORANGE COUNTY CAll-P\llLIC NOTICE · F-985 PERSONS NOTE: 11 you c11111enge HftVICl!I MOftTQAQI to attend 1 pu1>11e hM rtog to 1 ow ng P• ' on r FORNI.A
On or •bout June 19 this project In court you ma COR~ •• • Nor1tl DMota cor· be netd Dy the Cl!y of innne Cl1enge hlllher name lrom n,. •lrM t 1ddr.., 1nd
flCTITIOUI 8UllNlll 1985. the City ol Fountel~ t>e llmlled 10 r111ln only poretton, .. Trv1tM, ly: City Council on June"· t985 0.t.M0"4 MARK GONZALES otri.< common Oet1gn1tl0r\
NAMI 8TATIMINT Valley Wiii request theU S. thOM luuea you Of glO~ ,_IAL llTATI llCU .. 1-c' 6 310 CP m '" the 7~ to,~~~~~R~~~'6~~~~0 If any of the real prC>P«t'f
The lollowlog per1on1 ere 'ICTITIOUI autlNll& Oepertment of Houlln9 and one elM r•llecl 11 Ille pul>llC Tiii llftYICl, • Celltomle J:,:.~ee ":~::-'' •t 1 tllll •ll per.one tnt.,..1eo in 1 d • • c r t be O • b o • • •
Ml.IC NOTICE
I
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Instead of det:i ilcd da1h records on how
cars. trucks. home computers and s1m1lar
equipment are used. a person who claims a tax
deduction fo r business use will only have to
~-.--~ow "adequate records or sufficient evidence
co oratin$ their own statements."
doing bulln ... u : NAMI ITATIMINT Urt>en Oevelopm9'11 to re-heiring deecrlbed In Ihle no-corpotlltloft, "' Aferlt, 1J: WHO TO CONTACT· For the melter efor ... ld appMr' purp0r1eo to be lOOO Sea
SCANDAL'S. 240 N-· The lollowlng peraona ar leue Federal lunda under tlce, or In written cor-D. J. Motf9f, lte ~t. 1 1 11 caus· before Ihle coun In Oeoen· Lane N.-pon Beactl CA port Center Drive, Suite 220, doing bualneu aa· Tiiie 1 of the Houalng and rffpondence delivered 10 1800 Noftfl lfoedwey. lu!M more n orma on, VMfl 3 700 Civic II~
Startt with tax returns tiled tn 1987. a
person or usiness who clai ms a deduction
will ha ve answer a scnes of yes-or-no
questions on the tax return.
Several special-purpose velucles that do not
lend themselves to personal use will be
exempt from any c;ubstan11a11on requirement.
These include farm combines. police cars or
refrigerated tractor-trailers.
The repeal bill allows employers to avoid
withholding. income taxes on ·the value of
emJ1,~:is· personal use of comQan,Y ve hicles.
er; cr~'Ofhorwho uses a company car
for pleasure or rnmmuting sllll will be taxed
on the value. The employer will hst tt as
income on the worker's W-2 form at the end of
the year. and th e compan) will be requ ired to
withhold Social Security ta xes on the value.
In most cases. a worker who uses a company
vehicle for commuting will be taxed on $3 a
day. Fire and po lice offi cer" arc exempt.
The law rcqu1nng "con1cmporaneous··
records was approved b) ( ongn.·ss last )C3r as
pa n of a package intendnl tu reduce the
federa l budget deficit h) 1nncas1ng cnm-
pliance w11h la'< law<>
The lawmakers artcd after the IR~ cs11-
mated that more than SJ billion 1n phOn)'
automobile dcduc11ons arl· claimed each vear.
A House panel estimated that the record-
keeping rule affected as many as 30 m1ll1on
people
Two killers
spark calls
in3states
\HI CA(iO (AP> -D o 1cns of l·atkr'> 1n at
lell~t three 'tates and 1hc D1 .. tnc1 of'C olumbHJ
have dialed a toll·frcc federal hotline to report
sighting 1wo con' acted killer., who smashed
their way out (If a h1gh-sccur11). high -me
prison.
.. We're following up ll'ads on a ~1ghttng 1n
West Virgm1a," \atd JO<.' Tumer. of tht' U.
Marshal Serv1tc. which 1s coordinating the
nat1onwid<' manhunt for C!lcapc artists
Bernard Wdrh and Hugh t'olnmh
''' least iO otl'lcr pms•blc <>1gh11ng .. ol the
fua1uves have bt'cn rC'poncd 1n the subutb\
and ccntrul tninoi . \.'lid Pl'tcr•W1lkn. chief
.. marshal 1n C'h1caao ··E' rrv one (call) we
get we consider prom1 0:1ng:· he sn1d
Thoma Kupferer. chief 1n,pt>etor tor the
M cLean. Va .b:ii.cd mar .. hnl . ~1d n:pon\
1hat Welch and Colomb were 10 Indiana lnd
Washington. n c . "ere chn kC'd out nnJ
prov<'d falS( Kupferrr. who head\ the manhunt tn!>k
force. ~td 1hc numtx-1 of tt'lephonc llP'>
rett&Vcd 1n this c.1,e weft' "hke wr get an an}
l'naJOf IOVctl1p11on."
Posters of the two tug1t1,·c -tx11h 1\I whom
had r.rev1ous c5eapc n·rnrJ\ -nl1;0 "111 11\.•
d1Mnbutcd thruu11hout thl' n:i1111n
Newport BMch~CA 928e0 0 CC I 0 E N T A L R E -Community Development the City Clerk 11 Of prior to 100, IMta AM. CA t270I, LlndQUllt or Jennifer WMe ment No 11 The unoer.igr'led T ru1tM
Albertlna L GOrliJOrl, SOURCES MANAGEMENT. Act ol 1974 (PL 93-383) lor the public Marl~. ' Telephone. (114) -...10 Cat 6«>·39131
0
3935 11 the ~~.1~~~1 ~JUN~~· dllcia1m1111)' ll1b.lllty lor any
21152 Shaw Cane. Hunt-711 OcMll Blvd . Suite 405, the Huntington Vllley Bo~ Cue Numbere· 83 • Publl11'1ed 0r'Jl99 Cou t ommunlty evelopment · '. ' tncorrectneaa of the l'll'MI
lngton Beech, CA 92848 Huntington Bucri. CA end Girls Club laclllty. Thi• GA.0022; 83-CN-ooOl , 93. Dally Piiot May 11, 24, 31. ~'it~: hel._,.,,,. ~~5•11:,,9 ~~o ,c: :n:,; ldd~ end other common
Thi• bu1lne11 I• con· 92648 proJect ls located on the ... t ZC.0084 83-EFl-0081 t985 · · you c ~'V'"' deliQnltlon. " any . .,.,OW!\ ductedby:enlndlvlduel John Treiber. 711 O<;een side of Brookllurs1 Street NOTlc'E DATE· May 16 F-984 thlaproJec1 lncoun,youmey cauN,lfanytheyhave,wrty lleteln
Alberttne L. Gongora 81Yd .. Suite 405. Huntlnoton between Warner and Hell 1985 ' be limited 10 r11ting onl)l I "1d petition tor cnenge of Seid_.. Witt oe made. t>ut
Thi• stetemenl wee filed Beach, CA 92648 Av9'lue In Census Trect CITY Of' IRYINI, aY: P\8.IC NOTICE ~~=~ 1~:;:: n~~~Mrg;:: without CO'l9nlll'll Of wer-::.'~n~~ ~':;t11 ~~t?;5 d~~ b~u:l~~~~lvl~uaJcon-991~ 2;u been determined ~~ll~h;,-o~i~ g::, I( 111• hearing deacrlbed 1n 11111 no-1~11 • coe>y ol Ihle~!~ ~:;~~~:,' :.:::-. r:
'2'7NIO John Treiber 11111 such requeet lor relMM Delly Piiot Mey 17 1985 NOTIC« TO ~:Pon~.,! ':~~ldco;~ l~h~o/:'~:9 C:;' Deity Pl6o1. • ~br-=-. to pey Ille
Publlahed Or•nge Caul This 1t11emen1 w1t 111.o of funds wtll not con11ttute F-988 CRIDITOA& Of the Ctty Ctent at or IOr 10 11 new90eper of oener-1 j emaln~ P"n<::IP-' tum Of
D•llY Piiot May 10. H . 2A. with the County Clerk ol Or· an action slgnlflcantly effect· IUUC TfllANlflft pr circuli tlon publlil*! 1n 1h11 the note(•) MCUNCI I>)' Mid
31, t985 f.•u
2
ange County on M•Y~.s.8,'"1 .. 985.,. Ing the quellty ol the hu~en (leoa. t101 .. 107 t'C~~lc ~.:':~., 83_ county at IMll one. a,.... I Deed of Trust, with 1n1-1 ~ _,, ~~ancl: P1llJC N(}ltCE U.~) leA~-~ 83-four con..xnr.. ...-.+~~ln..MIC1.
Publllfled Orange Co1tt Y Thi aoove-nerned C ty o NOTICI TO Notic. II hertby given to ZC.008" S3·ER-oo81 prlQr to the day of Mid,,_,. note(s), edvenc.. II eny
1111-IC NOTICE Delly Piiot Mir 10, t7. 24, Fountain Velley hu oec1ded crecmor• of th• w11111n I NOTICE DATE M 18 ing un09r""' term1 ot the Oeeo
__ r...;;.;;-.;..;;.;..-.,;.;..o.;..;.;;.;;;......_ 31. t985 not 10 prepere an an-CMDITC>ftt Of' named 1ransferor(11 thll 1 1985 •y · Di teo UAY 6 1985 of Trval '-· criergee and
F-964 Ylronmen111 Impact ,,.,. auuc Tfl.ANlfl" l>Ulk 1r1n1ter II I bout 10 be I CITY Of l .. V.... I Y· ... y T. liltOOM., ""·· 9'.C*'-of the Trva1 .. anc:i flCTTTIOUI au8tNlll
NAMI ITATIMINT rn. lol10w1no per1e>n1 .,.. P\8.IC NOTICE
ment under the N•11onel En-(e.c.. 1101-4101 med• on peraoneJ propeny .. ~ c , _ c•••-'c...__..· ,..-.. •f ttle tupeft.r jof the truetl cneteo by Mio vlronmental Polley Act of U.C.C.) hereln1,,er O..Crlbed ....-J '-•• "' _,. C;;;,-0H d of Trull to-wit
1969 (PL 91-190) Th• Notlee II hereby given to Th• ne.mee 111'\d l>Ullneu Put>ll•hed Orenge Cout Publlll'led Ot• COUt S266.5ee 35 doing bullneea u : •-----.---...;,,;;,,;;..;.;.;;......_
LA DONNA'S, 408-A Ford flJCTTTIOUI au ..... rNaons lor IUCh declllon creditors ol lhe within addrMMS of the Intended Dally PllOt Mey 17 1985
7 I 011 Piiot Ma ';:' 17 2.. The beneflc:1ery unoer Mkl
not to preQare IUCh 11at• named tren1lerat(al that 1 trenaflH'ors .,.. STEPHEN F·98 31 ~985 Y 0-S of Truat ll«etof~• ex·
Road, Cotta l\Aue. CA MAm ITATIMINT
92827 The tollOwlno l*'IOf'la are ment areu ro11owe· The pr~ bulk tr1n1fer 11 1bout to be ALLISON. t 706 Port Man· P\8.IC NOTICE !'-957 ecuted end dell¥eted to ,,,.
141Ct is located In 1 rMdlum mlde on pertonaJ property lelgh Circle Newport BMc:h I ~ 1 W1'1tltrl Dec· One Of A Kind CrMtlona. dolno bulllneu u :
Inc , a Cellfornle COf'POf· STONE DRYWALL, 2288
etlon. 9553 Beech Street. Miner St .. •B. Coll• Mne,
Unit 38, Bellllower, CA CA 92827
density r .. ldentlal eru her11n1l1er ducrlbld Cell! 92560 ' ,.CTITIOUI au ... 11 j 1eratton ol Oefeult and 0.-
wtlere the effects on the GIFTS TO GO i The 1oca11on 1n Cllllornla ~AMI ITATrMINT P\8.IC NOTICE men<S lor s .... Ind• -men
natural and phy11C1I en-The n1mM 1nd buslnese ol the chief e11ecullve ol!loe I The following P41fW11• ere Notice of 0.1...,lt and Elec·
vtronrnent will be minim t i 11ddrMM1 of the Intended 1 or prlnc1p1J bullneta office ootng bllll""9 " NOTICE ttan to s.11 The und«llgnecl
An Environmental Revl-trenalerora ere· CHIEl<O of the intended tr1nsleror 11 j LEl s RENT MAGAZINE INVITINQ 8'01 cauMCI Mid "IOllOI Of 0.-
Record respecting Ille within HAT AMO TO, 7140 Edinger . same 695 Town Center Drive Notice 11 l\ereby gl""'1 that !lull ano Elec11<>n lo Sell to
90706 Peter Erne11 Stone, Jr .
Thia bualneu la con· 2286 Miner St .. •B. Co1t1
ducted by· 1 e-0rpor1tlon MHI. CA 92627
One 01 A Kind Creet1on1. Thlt bualne11 la con.
Mary LOUIN LaPl1nt. Prell· ducted by' an lndlllldUl l
dent Peter Ern111 Stone Jr
Thia 1tatement WH llled Thi• 11atement was llled
wtlh lhe County Clerk of Or-with 1119 County Clerk of Or-
ange Count'( on Mey 8. 198& l/lQ9 County on April 15,
'2'7MI t985
protect has been made t>y Huntington Beech. CA All other t>us1ne11 names Tenth F"loor CoSta Mesi CA the Board ot Trull-01 the be recoroeo in lhe county
the City which documenlt 926•9, MASAMITO SIZI end 11Cldresaea uMd t>y 111el92626 Co1t1 Community Cot"91 wtoere tile <M i Proe>ert) "'
the environmental revl-ol 7140 Edinger. Huntington intended transferor wttll•n 1 Barron E ReullH' no A D11tr1c1 o! Orange County iocateo
the p<oject and more fully Beech, CA 92649 three years laet years 1111 Knox 5, Coat• Meu. CA. C1111torn1e w111 r~v• -1-I IE NI' IC I A L Ill AH·
Mtl forth the reaeona why The loctllon In C111fornle pest so ter 11 known to 1he 92627 eo bids up to but no Iller AQllllNT C~ATION
auoh 1t1tement Is not r• ot the chief ••ecutlve olfloe 1nlel'Cled trenale•ee .,, This t>ustni u 11 Clon-1h1n 10 00 1 m TUMCt•v 0' AMlftlCA, H ••Id
quired Thll Envtronmen111 or prlnctpal t>u1lne11 olflee none duC'leo by 1,, ino1v1oua1 May 28 t985 II 1"9 Puref\u-Ttw .... ay: INTlftlTAn ~evlew Record 11 on Ille 11 of the Intended tr1n1fer0f 11 1 Thi neme(a) and t>ulln-Barron-€• Relli.< , ing Deoeriment of aald OOI· TitUIT DllD ll"VICI,
Put>lllhed Orenge Coaet nn.I
Dall)! Piiot May 10. 17. 24, Publl!lhed Orenge Cout the 1t>ove 1ddreu end 11 same 1ddress of 111e intended T,,11 statement w" meo tege dlflt<t •oeated 11 1370 INC~..,.........._ ll llNttl,
evallable for pubtle ei1amln· All Other t>Utlnesa namn trel'sleree(ll are VICENTE with lt>e CoJnty Clerk of Or-Adams A111nue Coate A11l1ta"1 Acoeu111 I•·
Ilion and CO(>ylog upon r• and 1ddr-uMd t>y Ille GRECO 2775 Mesa Verde aooe County on Mey 3. 1985 Meu C111t0<n11 at whlCl'I ecvtt¥e. • N. ~ A"" 3 t. 1985 Dally Piiot Mey 10. 17 24,
F-972 .1. 1985 queet II the Plennlng 0.-Intended lr•n•lere< wtlllln East Cotti Mesi C111t f<1'7'1M1 ""'• UIO Ol<JI wlH b9 Pub-aufte DI. ...... AM. CA
F-962 partment be~ the hours """ years IHt yeara lut 92826 Put>hsheo Orenge Coast llcly opet\90 and <MCI for ~ C714l M 1.-a1
fltalC NOTICE ---------ol 8·00 • m and 5·00 p.m past to l1r 11 ltnown10 thel Thel the property per11-Ollty Pilot "'4ey 1o 11 2, PRINTING ""'O BINDING DATE 6115185 ---------P\8.IC NOTICE In accordance wtlh Ei· Intended 1ren1lerM are 1 nent hereto 11 d..c:r1bed 1n 3 1 1995 OF 1985-88 PuBLICA TIONS Put>llsneo Or~ Coett
"1CTITIOU8 .,_II ecutl..,. Order t 1988. an none 1 gener1l 11 turn1ture. It•· f·ii8 FOR GOLDEN WEST COL-Dall) PllOI Mey 11 24 31
NAm ITATl•NT 'fCTTTIOUI au ... 11 etght·step proceu lor The neme(•) end t>ullnMI tu, e, e q u 1prn en1 l EGE 1985
The lollowlnQ pereone .,. NA• ITAft•NT lloodptelrl men~t •H IO<lress of tlle tnlend.C 1reden1me goodwm end 30 P\8..IC NOTICE A" t>tos 111 to oe tn ec·
dolno bullneee ea. The followtng per90n• er• completed ror tl'le projec1 t r • n • t • r • • ( • I 1 r • 1 vendlnolVldeo game m• ,ICTmOUI .. --u cordance wnn ,,.. 8ld Oocu-
LLOYO INTERIOR OE· dOI bullneM u llnce it II loc:ated within the JUNN GUANG LIN. 71401 cNon loclled In 9 1oc:atl001 1 --menll wt'tlCh 1r1 n-In Ille
SIGN, 1101 8ey11<1e Oflve, T~ PLASTICS, 11888 100-y ee r lloodpleln Edinger Huntington BMch, •l'CI 11 1oc1tld 11 t706 Pon T:"l:o!TA~ t n<S may b9 MCU•ed 1n tne ~=======
Ste. 100. Corona dtl Mer, Cotey River Orcie Fountlln Although atternallvee to Ille CA 92649, MEl-JYH LIN, M1nie+gh Clrcte Newport no pertona are ol11Ce ot tM ()feclat of
CA 92825 Vly .. CA 92708 . project-· conllderec:I, the 71•0 Edinger. Huntington BeecJ'l Calif dOIR1~110-s 0 s Purchasing or M IO eolteQI
Kelly Lloyd, 1114 Stenlord, ThomM Anthon Browne City Wiii be lml)lementl"i} the BMcrl. CA 021149 The ButlnMI name uled I 11 LA l MA • dl1tr1Ct I
lrvlne, CA 02714 246 E l5th £~ondldo' project within the floodplain That Ille property pertl· oy U IO 1ran11etor1 11 Mid l 9191 l e-ence C•nyon. Eecfl bl<Jde< mu•t 9'1bmlt I
Thi• bu•lnffl I• con-Cllllf 92025 • • The reaona ror lhil decltlon nent hereto 11 deacrlbed In IOClllOn II CO"ICEPT Or~ CA 9284S7 X>25 I with "" DIC • CMtt~.
ducted by an lndtvtdu•I Th.I b I I n .,. u lollOWI. The flood gener•I .. GIFTS TO GO GAMES t.awr~. w Cf\eci. ce>nlffecl Check Qt
Kelly Lloyd dUGt~ by~!:~~JiviJu1f0 • h1U1rd1 auoo11ted wtth thl• end tt 1oca1ed It 7140 Ed· Th81 "'d bultl 1r1n1ter 11 =0• CAB~;~ "'•wport b•dder s bond meoe pey•ble I
Thi• ttltement wu nled TllOmu A Browne P'Olect wilt be mlf\lmll due Inger Huntington 8"ch CA tnt9nded 10 be coneum-h to the o•oer of the ~t
with the County Clerk of Or· Thie 9111.:.n.nt wu flled to the fact 11111 thtl devel()(>er 921149, m1tecl at the office of Better 0 T~ bDuein:;1~ ~on. 1 Commun11y COlteQe Ol91r1C:t
1"99 County on Aprll 30, wOh the Count'( Clerk of 0 ,. hH agreed to ralM the pr~ Tiie Bulll'leal ntme uMd Servtee Etorow Compeny. ~ L Y •n ua Boero ot Tru•t-In an
1985 enge County on Mey 8 1985 teol 111• out ol the by aald trentferon II Mid I~. 14284 Beech Blvd , Thi l~wrence nled amount not IMI then flY9 ,.,,..., "'-floodplain loG•tlon 11 GIFTS TO GO. p 0 Bo• 2 18. W•tmlneter, •• llemertl ... e>efcent ,5,, Of the 9'1m bid Publl~ Orenge Coat Publltlled Ora Coalt No furtl)er anvlronmen1et 7 140 Edinger ,..,. . Hunt-Celllornt1 92883 on Of an. with the County Clertl ol Of. aa 1 Q\l•r•nt• lll•t t,,. bid·
Dally Piiot Mey 10, 17, 24, Deity Pltot Mly ;T 17 24 review of tuell protect 11 l,ton S..Ch. CA 92e49 June 5. 1985 *'Ge County on M•y~ de< will enter 1n10 1111
31, 1985 ! 1 tN8 . ' ' propc>Md to be conducted hit Mid bulll 1ran1lw II Thi• bulk trlnlNr II IYI>-p Or c P<OOOMCI Contract II ttie
F-NO • F MS prlOf 10 the reQueat fOf r• Intended to be conaum-ttCI to C.Hfomle \Jfllform ubltlhed enoe C>QI Mll'l9 11 ~decl 10 him In
For Ad ActM>n
Cal a •
Daiy Piot
AD·U
6421678
· !MM ol ledetlll lllnd1 m•ted II the office of Commercial Cooe SectlOn ";~ PllOI Mey 10 17 2• 3, ,,,. ~~ortallur• 10 ent•
---------A" 1nt-ted ~. Unique EICto-Cotllot1tl0n. e1C>e t91 F ~ into auoh contrect th• fltalC NOTICE gr~• end pereon• d'-· "ounteln Velley OeHtomle The n1me end lddr-of • prOOMCI• Of tl'le cf\eell wfl1 be
___ ---a.I eotee1no wl!h 1hl1 deCl9'orl on °'after June 1. 1N5 th• per1on wtth whom I P\8.JC M>TICE lorlel1ed Of in the c.te of •
..--• • • ---are Invited to aubmlt written Thie bulk trentfet It not Cllelm1 may tM "'«I 11 BET. 1 ~ the lull aum thereof
MAm ITAT119NT comment• lor eonalderetton eubjec1 to Cellfomle Uni· TIA SEAlll~E ESCROW "1CT1TlOUI .,._.. wot be rom.ted to llld ooi-
1 Tl'lt fOlloWlng_Del"lonl l('9 by tl"te City ot F°"'1tM\.Y• '°""t~Olll Code k · COM.PAHY. INC-1424 MAm lfAT'DmMT 1e9' dlttrlC1 doing~•· ley 10 tl'le Ptennlng ~· UOn •vv 8-cll 8IYd P 0 Box 218. Thi follOwlno pereona.,. ~ bldoer may wlttldrew
P"INC( P"INTS. 3033 merit Such wntt9" com-The neiM end eddt ... OI Wee1mln9* Call1 92tl3 dOlng bullneM .. Newoor1 Ne blO lot I period tor IOt1'f' 11111<!'.1.~• P. Cott• Mela. ment• "'°"'°be recetwd" th• ~reon wllh whom ~ Ille laat dey fOf ntino Sc>laell FlllNone, ao ~-fl-.. (46\ dey'I •"-t!'<e clete I
CA 8nft t0200 S••t• A\ltltlUe on Of ctelme mey be Mid,. Unique ~ by Illy cndltor theA Crt Newpol1 9ah CA 92M3 ... tor t"9 ooeiw.o """90'
hllffr Abd•l-Halltn. before June ~. 1NI Alt llCtO'* ~PQf*11on. l100 be June. 1M5 ~ .. tl'le Ju<Jltf\ L• RIOer 2'0 0.-..• The loefO of T"*-,.. 5 t 11 a.ndera St • Mon!Ollllf. c:ommel"lll '° r--....cl ,.. Werner A"9 • Fountain v-. ~ dey be!~ ll'le On ... ,,, 8Cfl CA t2f63 ..,..,.. the~ ol 1"9t1Ct.
CA t1713 be ~ Md tlle City lay, CA t270I and IM ._. ~fton d•t• ..,_. Thia ~11~ 11 con· ing eny end .. bldt Ot 10
Thi• 1>u11nee1 11 con-Wiii not requmt the ,..._ day lot lllr'9 ctatma by lnY fled .eo.... OUC'ted by .,, ~ welW eny ~-or in.
OUcted by en lndMdllll of ....,., fUnde 0t t•• tny creditor ellel be Jvfte 1 Oetecl Mr, 9 I~ Jv6r Alder t<>ffl'alll• Ill .,,., titO or 1n T~ "~ ~rlflve actlOfl on tlle ttu "'*" II tN ~ ~ ....._ ..,...... Thlt etaiement wee flled tl'le b!OdlnCI
TNt _....,,._,, -Ned wttNn P'Otectl pf'IOt to the o., '*°'9 t11e ~ tr..-... wtth ""'eovnrr ~ ot Or· cor efuM ~ ~
w1tt1 the County ~ of Or-d•ee ~ 111 ""'preoe0. non dl1e ..,.,,., .._ t ( T T t Ill s E Av 1 C.I! .,. Coun!'t on Aclt'll 11 I o " , I • • • • Y 1 • •
.,. COunty on M~ I, ,,. Ina w~ OMed· flil9t ti, 1• HC~ COMPANY INC 1116 c.. 1111 , a • 011' » ,.,.,,. llle City Ol l'Oulltlin Vflt-,... • I .... lllM.,_ PO ao. 21• W'el1mlfl•1er. nma .... c ... t C•-•nttJ
fll'll1111._. 0r.,... COMt i.r ... """""••.,.. ~ u..ii ~ ... ...,,.,. •w ~ noeoo Pll~ °'..,.,. °""" c..._.....,.. ~ Piiot May 10, 11. 24. Oeecribed 1boWe wttfl ~ ~ Or-. C0Mt Pl#~ Or.,. eo-t Deity fltlot M lO 17 24 Pvblllfled OrMg1 Coelt
31, llQ 0.rent funde 1"Jm IN US Deity Plot May 17. 1MI Deny Pitot Mey !l' 1M! 31 1tu ey o.lty Pitot May tO, 17 tMI
F·tl1 l>loeflment of HoullflQ atld F-978 '·* , .91e ~·Ml
PIERCE •9'0THEAS
BELL •9'0AOWAY
MOATUAAV
110 Broadwa'
Costa Mesa
642-9150
PACIFIC V11W
MEMOAtAL ~ARK
Cemetery • M o nu &r\'
Chape l • Crematory
,,500 Pac•ftc v1.v. Drive
fllewpor1 Beach
64'4.2700
McCC>MltCK
M~TUAAY , ·"~ tire c.nvon
aqu'1a hKf\ Ca
92651
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C8 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, May 17. 1985
' FUNKY WINKERBEAN by Tom Batiuk DOONESBURY by Garry Trude•
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THE
FAMILY
CIRCUS
"Everybody's friendly when Mommy's
driving. They all blow their
horns at us."
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
"Now how did they know 1t was
TV snack time?"
DRABBLE
GARFIELD
'.)01N6 t,O'v\E.7 ;-{ING
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BIO OSOaGE by Vlrgll Partch (VI P.)
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"Y1 know aometlng, Al, we're de1llng with
• re1t apllt perton111ty."
DEPf1'18 THE MENACE
by Hank Ketcham
. fl ~ \I '" , ,.,, ,.,,, ----
1 a
by Kevin Fagan
wt ~~o
R~f.~
OOWN l~f. ·vr
E."J1.. I\ U TQl(I
by Jim Davis
WE'RE GOING-TO TME V£i, r------,:ic--~ GARF1£LP
ANY LA~T WORV5? '---
MY LJNCLE PA-rFt.ICK'~
I FAM00'3 QOOTE
• 1 REGP.fi TMAi I HAVE euf
NINE LIVE~ TO GIVE ,-o
MY COO NT RY ''
MOON MULLINS
ON TME LEVEL.... R
IHE ONLY
W,AY TO GET
,A~EAD1 l<AY01
15 WITH HARD
WORI<!
JUDGE PARKER
5 17
-
\... C.OM£.5 TO MINP
.
by Ferd & Torn Johnson
' P~EFERABLY / SoMEONEEISES /'·~£~ l ~~~~
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by Harold Le Doux
• 5 1-.. r+.1~"'" ~ 1
GOOD MORNIN C, A66E'r /.
~T TtMe ~EWE _..
SCJPPOSED TO BE AT THE
PARKER S THIS EVENING ~
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11#5/SWWl~ WJSr Of )0(/
K/11)11/ 1Nltr CM 15
Nflll fMJEll 6Y w 1IJli(1rlg.
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A/JP JIJ!iT 'faJ.,
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WMET~
U~ T~IRT'f· ONE ?
FIFT ·TWO ? SIX?
Ul-L U~L .
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by Jeff MacNall,
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnstor
~RATUt.miONS,1 ~LUGG~.
QJIET, E\Jt:.R'f~ ·
WERE.GO!~ 1Z> DRAW
THE W1~1"4G NU~0E~
~1HISl>JEEKS
CA~RAFFLE.
TUMBLEWEEDS
clAl'-1! I OHL'/ 910~ 1MOr1V·NINl!CeN~!
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BRIDCf
Both vulnerable. North deals.
NORTH .
•as
Q Q98
0 AQ7
•Kt0741
WEST EAST
•Jl074 •AQ9J2
'V J <:I J874
0 9843 OJ85
• Q982 ••
SOUTH
•Ki
Q A K 105!
0 1'101
• AJS
The bidding:
N~ Eut
l • l •
a <;;;> , ... s 0 , ...
p ... , ..
s •• ~ I Q
4 NT
• <:;?
Openlnr lead: Jack of •.
Wett
PHI , .... , ...
There arf' wild atories noating
around a~ut brld1e expert.a who
can place every card aft.er t he auc·
tionl Jf there ia auch an animal. wt
would have hired him long ago to
play for ua. However, it is cett..inly
true that, V the time the play of
the hand 11 halfway over, a skmecf
player ahowld have a pretty good
idea of thf' lie of thf' land. Con1idtr
REP0{?1H1S ~EKS
LUCt<.V NUMSER '5 ...
{;bl/I
~ASPl
bv Tom K. Ryar
VA1' ~ rn rvo MORE
MPtl\llC~ 60V'!
OUT FOR THE COUNT
tbis example from the S pring Nort.h
American Champsionships.
The auction was straightfor ward
if you overlook North's substandard
opening bid. Once North supported
hearts, South's hand was ideal for
t he Blackwood Convent.ion. aince it
OMAR Gt
SHARIFF ~-·
~ad first· or second·round control of
all suit.a.
Against six hearts Weal led the
jack of spades. When dummy came
down it was obvious that the fate of .
the hand would rest on the location
of the queen of clubs. You might
think that you should play the over·
caller for that card. but South.
Adele St.-wart of Halifu, Nova
Scotia. deci ded t.hat she wanted to
know more about the hand before
committing herself to a club fineaH.
East won the ace of spadH and
returned t.he suit to declarer'• kinr.
South cashed the ace o f trump• and
<'rosted to· dummy's queen. reveal
IOIC the 4 1 trump break. The re
maining trumps were drawn with
the help of a finesse, and the dia·
mond suit was cashed out. When
East followed to all lhue t.ricks.
declarer had a virtual complete
count of the hand.
East surely had five apadea for
his overcall, and he had already
CHARLES
GOIEN
s hown up with •even cards in t"-
red 1uit1. Therefore, he waa marked
with no more than one tlub. So
declarer caahed the ace of club1 and
confident\,Y ran the jack to bring
home her alam -and with It the ,
cold point.a 1he nffded to beeotne
an ACBL Life Muter.
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W. &neltlt1 Let CWtee C .. a .... ,
• fta4 J" way "'"Pt'-..,. ., oouaLE& ,_ ,.....,.. ..., 1er
takeHt. F•r a HPJ •f lilt
"DOUaLE8" '-lllet, .... ti.IS &e
"Gerta·D•.W.e," eare el tlkf1
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Serving Newport Beac.,, Costa Me11, Huntington Beach, lrvlne1 L1gun1 lffch, FountMt Yllley Md South Or1nge COUltty
ORANGE COUN TY. C ALIFO RNIA FRIDAY, MAY 17. 1985 25 CENTS ,.
oast sai-or c ar
Coast
Natural history museum
opens Saturday in New-
port Beach./ A3
California
Seven doctors, among
others, face charges of
Illegally prescribing
drugs to patients in the
Los Angeles area./ AS
Nation
Federal officials are tour-
ing the Philadelphia
neighborhood where 60
homes were destroyed
during MOVE siege./ AS
World
A mine explosion in
Japan kills five miners.
leaves dozens of others
trapped./ AS
China says it prefers to
have a consulate in Los
Angeles rather than
Honolulu./ AS
Sports
Gene Roumimper is the
No. 1 all-time home run
and RBI leader at Orange
Coast College./C1
Ocean View and Edison
advance in first round CIF
softba.11 play./C1
Orange Coast College
wins the state women's
tennis championship./C1
Date book
Video dating: Selective
screening doesn't ensure
'true leve;' /Peg• 3
Newport's Pleasant
Peasant still a 'best value·
after all these years.
/Page1S
Business
Women re-entering the
workforce learn how to
make it happen.JBS
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Datebook
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B4
Date book
A2
e ev1ce
.J
Marines await civilian invasion
Armed Forcea Day announcer Sgt. Jamea Davia watches
from a 1932 roadster aa Boyce Asquith ahoota a basket aa
part of the obatacle course set up on the ramp area of the
Fer usoncites
• COD USIOD over
cleanup of Bay
Assemblyman says
-R-Ooagencles~p~ to
be in charge of mess
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
01 ti.. OllllJ Piiot St•n
\'\\l'mhl\ man <.111 r agu.,on. I{.
Ne\\ port Bl·at:h . ha~ a'>kl·J 1he '>tall"'>
lrg1slat1' l' rnunsl'l 10 son through thl·
'arwus federal. state anJ local agcn-
l'll'\ lo tktcrrn inc "h ll'h a re rcspon-
" hk for rkaning and ma1nta1n1ng
:--..l'\\port Ba~ anJ II'> 11delanth
.. Thl'rl' \Cl'm" to ht· no one. no
parlll'ular gtn l'rnml·nt .1gl·nc~ or
Ind o l go\l·rnmcnt. 111 l·hargl'. ..
1--l·rgu,nn .. :ud 1n a '>1.lll'nwnt rckJ\ed
f hur\d;i\
f 1'r'w"1n ho'1nl J \t.m h 21 hl'Jr·
1ng. 1il "l'" pt1r1 s, .. h h .11 "htlh
repr.:sc.:nwiu~ lBlm~aous
l ll'~ rlt,rlfi1·ll on Ow potlu-=11.=o::;n-.:p:i:rl'::or-=-=-
km' 1n l PPl't :-.;l'" ~rt Aa-. .rnd -w~ttH
l'a' tx·1ng J11nl' IO 'oh1· thl'Ol.
hilhm 1ng that hl.'~mng. t-agth11n
~.11J hl' ''J' lru~trall'd 1n hi\ :lltl'mpts
to tind out ''ho "'" ult1matt'I'
rl·,pon ... 1hk tor prc,t·n 1ng the
l'l'LllogKal fl''l'f\ c
"Each agl·nq '>Poke of 11~ 'llX'l'tlic
mandate l\f .trea oftntl'rl'<.t hut thl'fl'
\\,\.., nu 1ndll'at11rn of u111fll'r:H1on or
\\>tJt'r l'onrl·rn from -;om<' of thl·m."
f l'fg.U,(IO \,lid
.. Thnl' appcan·J 10 he an·.1' 11!
'" l'flap .ind Jupltc.Hl lln .tnd ,,11111·
.irl'.I\ \\hl'fl' thal' "·'' ,1 \otd ot
.w1hor1l\ 11r 11·-.p1111\lh1li1' ··
Marine Corpe Air Station in Tustin in preparation for
Sunday' a Armed Forcea Day open house. The annual event
begin• at 7 a.m. See story on P•ge A3. ·
Fasters
taking
turns at
hunger
t::::ti~'fliL ~'EIDERM At'-
or ,,.. 0.11, Piiot St•tt
\.li1rt' 1h.1n h.1lt''J' 1t1 the ir i,.•o·.il lht•
t\\ 11k.tJl'"1ll .i l l In 1ne 1.i.,111' r.1"'
m1inl'\ ti1r \tn ,Jn t.1n11nl' rd11·t h.•'
rl''Uflll'J l'.ll1ng Ol.·1.111,,· 111 hc.1 111
1 llOl l'fn'
H1)\\l'' l'r .t.1h.innl'' \.in \ u111 .i nd
Julll' Ju,tu' \J1J tithn 'tu1kni, '' II
--------· IJl..C turn' IJ\ttng Ill \llnllnu1· th1•
Assemblyman Gil Ferguson Jm l' tur d11n.111l111'
l 1rJduJt1· \luJl·n1 \.in \ ugt .ind
Jt,,111' pr1''llknt ,11 th1· .\'"1' .11l·.I
'tuJ1·n1' ••I ·l < I l.tun1 twJ J put,111
'·''' \1.1, -'l'l' ill~ rll'dg.1·, 11•1.t1111~ SI 1111! II .1 1111111\h li••1'1 tlh' ,.tlllf'i•'
1\111l11lul1 ' l h1·\ ,,nd 11 \\Plj"\ '1 •
\(IOll' .tg,l'nUl'' I ag,u"'ll\•,JIJ '.I\.
tu,111' JPfll'Jr 111 Ix· \\11rl.1ng. ,11, 10"·
pu1P"''''111 ealh ,11hn ..
I ,., g.11'1111 .1ddnl t h.i I I ''i!"l.11" l'
11u11,l'I Hi1•n < 1rq!1>r' ,,11.l h1' 1tll11l'
(Please see FERGUSON/ A2) f Please see F ASTERS/ A 2
JW A unaffected
by United strike
~Related story on Page A4 l
1 hl' \lnl..c h v l i111tl'd .\1rltm·,
ptln1' had I 1 Ill~ o r no 1111 pact 1111
opi.·ra11on<> at John \\'a~ nc ·\tr·
port th" morning.
Jury watches teen's taped
confession of dad's slaying
"h1k the a1rhnl· dill"~ no t ~·r' l'
Orangl' ( ount). thl'fl' -wa\ '>p!.'l'U-
la11un that othl·r l'iHfll'r' might
cxix·m·n<'l' a hoo'>t 111 pa~~l·np.l'"
S\.\1tching from thl· grounJed
ll ni ll'd Jl'l'i.
Rut Stt.•phen K111al.. plan' and
programs officer at fohn "a' m'.
(Plea.e .ee UNITED/ A2)
By.JEFF ADLER
Of ,.,. 0.tty Piiot l t•n
-\n OrJngl' ( 1lUllt} 'upi.·nor l oun
1u~ hl'gan \\Jtl'hrng a l• '-hour
'tdl'Otapi.•d n1nfc"tlln Thur~d:l\ 111
''h1ch a l.agun.1 Hill, 11·cn-agl·r mJI ·
ll'r -of-factl~ dl'\l·ntx•, 'hn1111ng. h1\
adoptt\l' paren t' in .lunl· I 111n
The' tdl·otai:,x· v. J\ mad1· t" < )rangl'
<. 11unt~ 'hatll 'dl'put11·, nn Junl' 4
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I HB businessman
cited for exporting
items to Israe li s
By ROBERT BARKER
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Richard Kell\ \m\\h find~ h1m!>elfin
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OCJail
floor
sleepers
costly
Countv faces fine
of s 10 per inmate
bep)nning tonight
l:h JEI-t-.\OLER
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Alff PlIOI Board, teachers getting a r~ugb education
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Turn to Page 81 for th•
beet automobll• buya
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Negotiation process in Huntington district
outraging lnstructo~s. frustrating trustees
Vr tcran Ediso n High SC'hool
ll'acht'r Don Lt-a vt'\ told school
tru\t1-cs ttk o ther n1gh'1 I'm not up~t
· or Jngl') -I'm cn~('t/
.. f or thr months you 've:. told mt' I
\\a!. \\Orth less," he said. "The process
'>links. 11 absolutdy slinks."
I <'3't'), a teachcr for .:!S )<':t"-. was
talk1na about the contm t l.lllks that
haH' draggl'd formonil" hrtwcen the
teacher.' union and the Hunttngton Bel\S.tl lln1M High School r>1sml·t.
Tift' ha'lsk ha" e~·alatrd into a
tt•at her "rkout and \tudcnl "nlkouh
'
i\nd. thrrc arl• lol'i o f nthl'f'I "ho agrl'l'
\\1th Lt-a,e\ th.11 thl· prou•<;<; dot''
rndeed. stink
Parents an: getting up1ict about
classroom d1~rupt1ons m1• ton·
tcnd that the I 7 .000 students rn the
d istrict's seven high schools tn H unt·
1ngto n Beach. Ftiuntain Valle) anJ
WcstmtnstcI arc the rc~I ~·• Unu..
"rm JUSt a nohod) parent:· \\-11·
ham Thompson told school offictab
at 11 11.ccnt mcct1na, "but I'm extreme·
h d""1e•5Cd by tlhs \l:lll' o f affairs.
I'm tm·d o( 'CCtng the 51udcnt4i
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Hununato n lkar h H1ah. 1~ calling for
new ways to soh c contract dispute'
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BAI KER
PER S P ECTl ~E
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(Pleaee .ee TgACHERS/ AS}
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Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT /Friday, May 17 , 1985
Buatlieaaman Ric hard Smyth'• offlcea on Graham Street in Huntington Beach.
HB MAN CITED IN NUKE DEVICE SALE ••.
F rom A l
Smy1h 's attornl·~ Jarne~ R1ddl·11
said his client "'ill appc.·ar in ti.'dL·r;1l
coun May 28 to pk·ad 1nnol'l•n1.
Smyth and his "ilt-EmillL' and
several of 1hr1r children are 'acat 1on-
1ng in Europe and rould not bt·
~ached for rommeni. The' ;ire
expected to return Ma\ 28. '
Smyth, who recci,·Cd a Ph () 1n
engineerin~ from LJS(". LS ihl' prL'~I-.
dent of M1lco Internatio nal lnl ;1
Huntington Beach electronics Li>n'-
pany at I 5632-38 Grahan1 St. t-.lilco
began operations 111 the rtt~ I 97.+
Thursday's 1nd1ctml'nt 1\aS thL'
result of"an 1ntens1,t 1n1l'st1gat1on
by the U.S. Customs St·r' ice under 11s
·Operation E1ux1u~· program. "h1ch
is designed to help stern thL' llov. DI
militar) and high-1ec hn ol og~ 1n:i-
terials out of the L1n1tt'd S1ates." L .S.
. .\uorney Robert C.Bo nnL·r said
Israel has maintained 11 used !hl'
1v..·o-1nch-long ek·c1ron1\ tnggL•nng
·devices. callt'd krvtrons. st net I\ for
non.nuclear purpcisL'S. ·
"Although the} do ha\l' son1e.
civilian applications. thL·rcan be u~l'd
in nuclear and other n1d11ar~
Jackson campaign
manager con victed
1\·L·apons.·· Bonner said at a Thursday
TIL'"'s conferl·nce in Los Angl.'lcs.
l\.r\trons arl' included on the U.S.
~·l unltions List. which n1eans they
n1a~ not becxponed "'ilhout a license
or "nttcn approval from the State
LA:partml'nl.
$m\'th 1s art"used 1n th1: ;ndictment
of c1rCt1m \ cn11 ng those regulation's by
prcpanng false documentation for1hc
exports.
"'\Ve're no1 .:illcg1ng .... ·hat 1he ul-
11m.:itl' intl·ndcd .use uf lhL' device
was." Bonner said ...... No matter
"hat thl' purpoSi." is ... rou have to gt't
permission for the li cense ...
R1dde1 said he believes Smyth is
innocent and l'mphasized that the
Ll.S. anornc\ ·s office was con sulted
before sm,·1h 1ook off on his long.
planned trip 10 EurOl)l'.
··He adm11s expor11ng (the
k ~tronsl. he adm11s that there
.,.,l'ren·11he proper licenses. bu! what
hl' denies. and this is an element of the
oO"cnse. wa~ !hat hl' "''as aware of
that." Riddel said. "He dt'nies any
knowledge that he "·as doing any·
thing 1n1proix·r ·· -..!
("LEVELl\.N f) C.\P~ -.\rnold R.
Pini.n('~. "ho managed th l' Re\ Jl'SSl'
Jackson's 198-1 presidential rarn-
paig_n. v. a~ con\ 1ctl'd toda~ of ha' 1 np'.
an unla"tul 1ntl'rL·st 111 :i puhl1L
i\-tax1mun1 pc.·nalll\'S arl' 1v.·o years
in prison and a $100.000 line for each
viola1ion of the .\rms Export Control
."i.ct and fi\·e yl•ars and a SI0.000 fine
for each false s1atement made 10 the
go\•crnment. ,,,.
Smyth is a compute r e.xpert who is
in the consulting business. Riddel
said.
'"This is the only lime that he's ever
d~alt with _ thi~ product in his hfc. ··
R1dde1 said. ·He "''as total!~ un-
familiarwi1h i1and 1hat 11 can be used
in a nuclear weapon."
The Israeli company that bought
lhl' krytrons had done business v.·ith
Smyth p rt'viously and asked Smy1h to
purchase the devices. Riddel said.
Smyth is an arden1 sailor and a
member of the H un1ington Harbour
Yach1 Club. •
.H is business is located next door to
a sail-making companv owned bv
Smyth'sson. Randy. whO v.·o n a s1lvc·r
medal in last summer's sailing com-
petition in 1he Olympic Ga"mes.
The elder Smylh was described as
an ardent "rag" (sailboat) sailor and
an ac11\·e member In fhe yacht club.
!·on tract
fk·forc lhl' dcfensl' began pres·
cnung its caSl'. Pinknc~ ·s ta"') ers v.·on
d1sm1~\.JI or thrt."L' Othl'r chargl'S ll f
untav.lul 1ntcn:s1 1n ouhhc con 1rac1~.
F ASTERS 'TAKING TURNS' AT UCI ...
From A l
requ 1 re mos1 st udl'n\~ tu prc1n11~L· J u'i
S l per n1onth l"iJr .\(n<·an hungi:r
relief.
Van \ ugt and lu,ll1) 'aid 1 hL·~
"Pu!d h\L' 111 ll'nt' 1n lrl1n1 o1 !hl·
l lll\Cr~1t\ c·L·ntL'f !ucall Jt1L·nt111n lu
their tamPa1gn .\ftl·r 1hr dricl· "·•'
announeL·d tnofL' than .1 dntl'n 11lhl'r
l)("J ~ludl'n\\ ,1grl'L'd t11 10111 111 lhl'
fu ncl-ra1<;1ng faq
La.st S<1t urda~. \·an \ u11.: ;nu.I
Justus rl'Cl'l\t'd a":trds :it :1 l (I
banquc\ but dcrhnl·d !n Cfll lhl' ml·al.
8 } 1hc middle ul 1h1' .,.,l.l't... ho"-
l'ver. thl' fa\I \\<IS N·g1nn1ng to ta l c !I'
!Oii.
Hl· ~;i1d thl· dTl\L' ha\ ra1;,,L·J aln10'1 "'Franll\. thL· fai:ult\ n1l·n1hi.•r\ arl·
Sb I ~~~ 111 m1inthl~ pk·dgL·' .1nJ s;ud nui 1hc or1('i. "ho ha Ve rl·i.po ncll.'d,"
.11)ouc$5()(1 d<nl·on 11n ul·~1 utl•n1l·1n \1an Vugt sard '"-\nd !hi.'\ h:tll' tht·
l·h· ':11J m:u1~·c·:in1pu' urgnn11aun n) n1ns11og1\('... ·
ha11' L'\flf1'""l'd \uppnn !1)r lhl' l'311)· The Sludl·nt li.·adl'r ~aid hl· 1\
p.11gn \onfid('n\. ho\\L'IL'r. that lhl' $1 0.01.10
\ .111 \ u~I \;tid 11 ":1' d11r11uh !0 1 c.unpu" gor1l lan ht.· r1·.ichcd v.l·ll
h1n1 h• hl•g1n 1·:111n1:1 :1ga1n 11 hill· 'u tx·forL' 1hc l'Urrl·nt ,l '(I quar\L'r l'lld~
111;ir11 ·\!nL·:1n,ron1111Ul' l u :.taf\L' in n11d-Junr ·
· 11 d1tln't \L'\'111 rig.h i that 1 had a '"\\'e·rl· going 111 rl'<ith out goal ni.'.\t
,h11 u.L·\~1l';H a11dthl'ld1dn'1.'"he~auJ "eek.·· \':-in Vug1 s;.ud. ··rm surt• of
.. Hut I L:1n1l' 10. grip~ \.\1lh thl· 11 ...
fl'ah1at1on that I i:ouldn·1 du 11 \"an \"uf,r·a nd anothe.r s1udent led
:tlnnl'" · anolhl'r tast at L'(-Jrvint last
\ :1n \ ugt 1s rk·a~L·d. ho"L'\l'r. "1th Thanksgi1 1ng to raise rnonL') frlr
th<· gn1v.1n1< \uppOrt fronl run->\fncan fam1nL' relief. ·rha1 t lTort
\l'l'\,1l1\\" 1 ·c·1 \tudtnts groups a nd raised mor(' than $30.000 fro m
from 1ndiv1dual<; Hc said onc mcdi-throughoufco unty:
"V.'e all' \('~tl·rdJ\ 1ur lhl' rir\I
·time." Van Vugt said toda~ "I had
blacked 0~1 th.£E~ ~heforL' ·· _ _ ~ i""""""""""ll~~agea becaUSl' Othl'r >,!Utll'nt .. h,I\\' \(>IUn-
tel'red to 1:tkl· up lfil· t:i~nt·lud1n~
membt'r\ of !hl· h.app;i "i1gn1:-1
fratl'rn11~
_Lal --5.Lbuul laLUllb:ffi.C-fillxr pll:d ' =--JJ~Qd.;omn1~l)....COnU:lbul10~
~T .~ifi}O\'t'Y.1 ~l'3t!ITr ungl·rrcic n --;-;;ia 1e o e l)rangl' ounl\ l·l l·~a1J 1hi:. 1.n-ltrui:1ur. "ho a-'>kcd..10 __,\frH.:an He.lief Fund 1n carr Of
rL·n1a1n an<1rl\l1l()U\, al\u paid for ('vnnnL· Hansl'n-Helo11. hu~llll'SS
rhn11n!! 1)1 1:5qr1 tlil·r, l'hallcng1ng n1anagl'r of -\SI i("I. 205 l 'n1versn~
11thcr tlil Lil l\ nlL'llltll'r' l•i t\1ll c1.,., suit ( l'll lrr l ( Ir\ Jill' 11~717
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TEEN'S TAPED CONFESSION VIEWED ...
F rom Al
describe ht'li part"n1' 1n h1\ lir\t
1nterv1ev. ...,nh poht"L' 1ron1call~ ar1·
COUC hl•d 111 thL' prl'\L'lll ll'll\l• flq\.\·
c\er Lan1pa\1°s tathl'! h.id alrl .. 1d 1
died from a \1nglr hulll't v.i1un1I tl • lhl'
hl'ad f{I\ nll)[hl'f l\HUlldl'd \\Ith .I
hullt't 111 hL·r hra1n l'l'fl1a 1n1•d 11n 1~1.·
!loor ofthr tan11h '\\r\hurn f)1 •
rcsldl'nll' fort\\ (l da)' hL'lllt\• \hl" ",!\
d1sCO\('red h~ ;i rr1;1111r
1\-frs.· L:1n1pa'lit. v.ho'l" 'J}\.'\'lh
vision and n1enH.lf\ area 1mr:11 rL'd t->1
1hc bullt.:1 that r('n1:11n' l<i<lgl·d IP hL'!
brain. 1l·\11ficd :1~J 1 n~1 hL·r \l1'ri,n11
Wednl'\da\
The \ 1dt•o t,tpL· v. ;,.. ,.,.,, ,,.i~:d
s hortly aflL·r L.i n1p\1 !>trnd1· 1n1n 1h,·
c osta \h'\:l flnhcc f)cpann1L·n1 and
.1nnnulllL·d hL' had "ho1 h1\ p:1rL'nt' on
.l unl· J ·
.. 111· didn 't 'r1·m l1> n..· h111lh'rl·d !11 .1n1th1n~ Ill· ,,11d . 1 \h<•\ h1n1 fl11\
l.1tlh·r1 1n lhl· hal t.. ,,f llh' hl·Jd ...
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1t•,t1(il·d
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dL'Plllll'' 1'hP 11t·rl' 1onduc11n~ (hl'
1n 1e-.!1j.\.11 111n . l .. 1n1pa1.1 ,Jr,L-r1hL·~
!:!n1ng 111 ''hn1il 1he d:t\ of 1ht•
'hou11ng. doing ht\ hon1l·v.nrk and
_\!l'l!lng a \n:ict..
l h· ~:11d hL' '~al l.ed do"n'ta1r\
.1h11ut 'i p ni 1h.1l L'IL'n1ng .,.,,th ;1 gun
1n h1' h.1nd
"I g111 th1· gun ti1r thl' purrx>'L' of
~11t1ng .nl\ pari.'Ot~:· he told the
1n 1 l·~t1 g.11or') .
l>L·pu11 D1~1 nc1 .\11urnt\ \1 iki.'
\1 agu1rl.·\·onll'nd' l.arn pa<;1 ~h•).\ h1~
ll~lfl'lll!> 'll hl' lVUfd \\,1111 H1 lhl'
l,11111h p1111I c1;t1lh 1l'lvc1,1on 1irdrl\l•
tH' 1alh\·r'~ l'ut't hL' "1thuu1 p.1rl·n1al
1 nll·rtrl l'lll'l'
lt11c\1'\l.'r. l)l·pu1 ~ PuhlK' l >l'fl·n der
l'aul \c:trk 'aid hL' pl:tn!> tn presl'nl
l'\ 1dl'nl'l' 'iho"1ng !hat Ln n1pas1 v.·as
'l'\Uall~ abu!>cd b) ~is father and ')hot
lhl' (oupk• 1n \C'lf dl'fensc Lan1pas1·s
ra 1 hL'r 'l'f\ ed a ,,,\ -n1 on th J:11I tL'rtn 1 n
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FERGUSON QUESTIONS BAY CLEANUP ...
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tht• ~talc Regi o nal \Vall'r Qual1t}
( o ntrol Board. the stall' l.)cpann1L·n1
of Fish and CiamL·. th\' (~ahforn1a
( oa\tal Comm1ss1on. the count}
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1ha1 '>l.'T\(' 1h(· :urpon sc.·r\'t' a
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Kn1ak \:11d 1h1~ m orning. "l l nll·
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and 1!~ pa\'iC'ng~ will probabl}_
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\l)l:n1filan! 1rnpac1 hc"re ..
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Soulhern Calltornla wlll l>e a btt warmflf and 1unn1er through
thfl weekt1nd. lhl!I Natlonal Weather Service said.
The Improved ~athflr Is due to~akenlng of a low pre1aure
system over Northern Calllornla arid rising praasuaa 01ter the
ea11ern Pacirlc and over state. the weather servlc:e 1ald. The
marine lay$r will b8 lowering, keeping low clouds nearer the
eoaa1Une Saturday and probaply Sunday morning. With leu coot
marine air and lew clouds. Inland areas will once again have high
temperalures in the 801 •lier overnlghl lows in the 50s,
Alo~g the Orange Coast !here wlll b8 night and morning low
clouds w)th sunny Saturday afternoon. Slightly warmer Saturday
·with highs near 70• al the beaches to near 85 Inland areaa.
Overnight lows In Iha 50J.
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By SCOTT HAYS
Oat~book Editor
Road Demons. De dish bike riders o f the open pavement.
To you I curse.
Road Demons ai:e on my let's-exterminate-wi th-extreme-
prejudice list this week. Not so much because of what they do.
but how they do it. ·
Recklessly.
Have you ever noticed those people who ride around on
$900 10-speed bikes dressed in tight-fitting nylon shorts and
shirts. spiked shoes and colorful helmets. Those arc the Road
Demons of which I speak.
If you're not accusto med to these people. look out! They're
dangerous. . .
Case in point: I occasiona ll y like to take a weekend bike
stroll down Pacific Coast Highway to Laguna Beach and back. A
relaxing riQe. But on a Sunday two weeks ago. I had the
unforgettable experience of m y life with a pack of rolling Road
Demons.
The day had started out nicely. The weath_e~ was bca_u~iful.
the traffic light. m y energy level high. Perfect riding cond.1t1ons.
My brother and I had been on the road maybc_ 15 minutes.
We rode through Corona del Mar expertly. keeping a steady
pace. But as we passed MacArthur Boulevard.~ inadvertantly
hooked up wi th th is rabid pack·ufb1 ke rats of which I speak. The
Road Demons.
We -were cru sing along n1 Ccl) when this group of six or so
h1 k..:r'i started drafting nfT us. Dratting is a ridi ng_tcchn1que used
h' hiker~ who cluster together. attempting to shield them.selves
fro m unwanted wind rcs1stcncc wi th the bod~ (or bodies) <?f
another biker. This tcchni4ue happens to work rather well. 1f
\ou'rc thL· la~t person in the pack a nd not the front-runner.
· I. unfonunatclv. wa~ the fro nt-runncrofth1 s terrible mix-up
t\.\O wee ks ago Sunda).
When the green light turned red. I slowly braked for the U-
Haul moving Huck that crossed my path.
Nu sooner had I gra ped m y hand brake than a few of the
Road De mons draf ting my rear wheel piled into me like
accordion.
I \\'Cr11 down with great force to the pavement.
And what was 1he first thing these bike rs said to me?
··what are you braking fo r?"
··WHAT AM I BRAKING FOR?" J screamed. "I
A.LWAYS BRAKE ON RED LIGHTS. ESPECIALLY WHEN I
SEE A LARGE U-HAUL TRUC K CROSSING MY PATH."
T he} calmly stood. looked at me like I was crazy. picked up
their wounded and moved on .
L however. stood there in the middle of the road bleeding
from my knees and elbows wondering why I had been so foolish
as to brake for a U-Haul truck.
I realized I hadn't been foolish. Those bike rats had been the
foolish ones.
So ne"<l time. when I sec another group of Road Demons
drafting one another d own PC H. I'm going to draft them -with
a U-Haul moving truck.
Man11~111g hlttnr I rjnk lin1
l-.c/1111r SL·11ll ll ~IY'
I n /)1r1'1 /t1r Stc_\cn I loug.h
Marh'ting f>m·ctor: Karen A. Wittmer
(°/r (/l/a111m \fat1(1'!1'r Donald L William s
P mdtlC'f/1111 \/111/tlf!t'r R11hcrt l. (Jntrell
1>.11l•h<w1~ " publ1shnl t·'n' I ''"·" h' 1h.-nrangr < oa,1 Puhh,h1ng < tt . ,. () Bl>\ I ~'10. 330 "' R.I\ .... ( (l\IJ !\k<,a ( .\ 11:!h1t> frlr ph1Jnl0 p 141 M~ ~'~I R('"gular bus1nt~' hotm J r.• K J m 111 5 rm Monda) 1hrough
f m.l:H l:.l\·adhne for calendar o l l"' l"lll' th·m~ .ind lrllrr' 1s 5 pm Monda)'
l hl' l'nltr('" rontrnts of Datd'<iok .1rr lOp~nghlrd h~ lhl' Orange CoaM
Pubh~h1ng Co <\II nghu arr rescncd
2 Oatebook/ Friday. May 17, 1985 ,
VIDEO DATING: SELECTIVE SCREENING
DOESN'T ENSURE 'TRUE LOVE'.............. 3
By SCOTI' HAYS -With all these so-ca~led sing!es' bars. an~
clubs here in O range County, who needs video dating services.
People who use these matct\.making, money-making machines have
got to be your ugly, low-life hard-ups who a re SO!Jgly a nd sohar~-up.
they have to pay someone to find them a date. Right? W_ell, that ~nor
exactly what Scott Hays found out at Great Expectations. a vidc(l
datin~ service in Newport Beach. (Front cover photo ~Y Lee Payne
Art directioa by Steven Hough. Front cover model. Jim Maxwell. I
1THE CURIOUS SAVAGE' HEADLINES
LOCAL THEATER SCENE ..............•..••••.... 4
lfifs theater you like. Orange County abounds in local producti_on-..
beginning with Louise Tonti. Larry Blake and Ginger. Francis 1n
"The Curious Savage" at the Westminster Community Thcatn'
through June I. Also this week and continuing arc: "An ythin~
Qoes." a Cole Porter musical at ebastian's West Dinner Playhou~l'
"Barefoot in the Park.'' a Neil Simon comcciy at the Harlcqu111
Dinner Playhouse: and "Cabaret." a musical set in pn:-\.\a1
Germany at the Curtain Call Dinner fhcatcr in Tu!.tin.
CINCO DE MA YO •.. AND THE CABARET
llAPTER ••••••••••••••••••...•...•.••••••••••••••••••.• 11
By ROBERT HYNDMAN ··oK. so Cinco de Mayo doe~n·1
reallyf&llon=the-ttth:ofMay. ~ writes ~00erfHyn3 man. "'SO Wll-a rr-
Yeh! So what! Because it didn't stop the Cabaret Chapter from
raising funds for the Orange County Performing Arts Center with .t
Mexican-theme_ party last Saturday night at Fashion Island. And
there to cover the event was Robert. "While a few days late. the
chapter was npt a single peso short. rai sin~ about $21,000 despite a
slightlysmallergroupthan the crowd thatJammed the Lido MannJ
Village in past years," Robert writes.
CUT Cl\I TI-E TD\NN
NEWPORT'S PLEASANT PEASANT A 1 BEST
VALUE' .•••.•••.••••...•.•......................•........ 15
By BEVERLY BUSH SMITH -Back when resta urateur Ben
Blender first opened the Pleasant Peasant. Datebook restaurant
columnist Be~erly Bush Smith . loved the cozy, country French
retreat. But, midst reports ofwaxmg and waning quality, she hadn't
been there for years. Well, guess what? Beverly returned this week to ~he Newport r:e~taurant and found wha~ she considers the best value
in French food an town. In fact, she wntes, .. the Pleasant Peasant is
one of the best values in dining out, period."
I El 4AA·--·1·1V· E\11 s
TOP R~LING ••••••.••.••••••....•.•.••...•....••..••.•... 4 ~-I
INTERlllSSION •..•.............••..•.•••.••••.•...•.... 8
MOVIE BRIEFS....................................... 12
WINE • SPIRITS..................................... 13
Bv SCOTT HAYS
Datebook Editor
With all these so-call~d singles' bars and clubs
here in Orange County. who· needs video dating
services? Really! People who use these matchmak-
ing, money-making machines have got to be your
ugly. low-life hard-ups who are so ugly and so hard-
up. they have to pay someone to find them a date.
H ow sad. H ow m o rall y corrupt.
How ... how ... how downright filthy and disgusting -
paying someone to find you a date. How degrading.
Imagine. a group of ugly. hard-ups paying to date one
another. Sounds like a service fit for a leper colony.
Well. that's not exactly what a dating service is
all about, d espite what most people think. At least.
that's not what ifs all about at Great Expectations, a
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\
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Ken Brown and Unda Duarte leave for their first
date, dinner at Blackbeard'a.
video dating service in Newpon Beach.
Great E~ctations is a business that "engages
relation ship~ What that _means, says Grego~
Mathes. director of the Orange County oflicc. is that
"we focus on the development of rclat1onsh1ps
thro ugh a time-saving procedure:·
A procedure that has kept the Orange County
office in business for seven years, developing
.•
relat1onsh1ps betv.:ecn its
3.500 member~.
What I'm looking For:
That H'f)·Spccwl liJd_\. I
knuv.· she ·s out there. looking for me. rm sure /'II /ind
hcr ... shc ·s d\ nam1c. f}Ure u(hcnclt: 10\ l'S /1(c ct \\an/\
to -;hare thc.rc'it 0(11 \\ l(h me .. \'he knm' 'i 1' hae .sh,·\
gning in her can·cr. has ha ~oal:. in <;1g.h1 :ind kncm'
hoi' toach1n c them. Sht"' :1/,0 H ~1m1 ufhcan. ,ofi of
wuch. anJ :1 ml'dlc_\ o(pa,\1011 (film .it clc·rt•nJ S. ,1
sc:nsc of hunwr. .... ~
That'c; 1.'\:lrtl~ ht)" l\.l'n Br(m n nt ;-.;l'"" pnn
Beach filled out h1~ profik ''hen he raml' to Grl'at
Ex pcctatinnc; three month'> agn. more out ot°('uno'>tt~
than an~ need to dn dop p1.•r,onal rclat1on.,h1p,. 1'.t•n
wa apprehen-si-..e at -lirsl, \\'orned about "'hat .. ill:,
friends might thin!... But aftn the in111al 111\\-l..n
alee; pitch. Ken '1gnt·d up t'or on1.· ~c~n. r:inn· to g1•
---..•Tft6se:w o -im,' ti'tJ~ Jiia:::L:amJ.hm::t hav~-a . .....---~.....-.-.... chancl.' 10 meet a lot ut p1.·opk• ·· 1'1.'n -..11J "I \.~~1'
married and di\ orccd bal·I.. in 1 he ·1111., . .ind r' t' ht·1:n
on the strl't't~ nrm IX ~c.tr'. '>ingk. barri ng. .i hn1.·t
mamagc in Texas for a ~car and .1 da~ .\nd tlw 11nh
reason the marriage lastcJ that lnng "J" h1.·1. ;nl'.1.' I
didn't want lo get a d1\0n.'l' hl'f1.)r1..· m' ''1..·dd1ni.:
anni vcrsar. :·
Ken. 42. 1s a .;,all'" cng1 ncn fur R 1dgc In-
corporatcd. Atlanta. Ga. What he·, hoping tu tind he
says. through the·vidco dating organiLat1on 1~ a 0111.·-
on-one relationship with that 'e~ special '1.rn1con1.·
Possibly even a wi fc. Bu t hr~' If that nn er hapix·m-.
fin e. If it docs. ""ell. that's tinl'. wo.
When Ken p1rkcd Linda Duart1.' pf Fulkn11n
two weeks ago. he v.a.;, excited at tht• ptw.1hil1t11.''· hut
rea listic enough to knov. 11 "a" too 1..·arl~ ll1 tkc1dr 11
she was rnarnagc matrnal. H1.· hadn"t nt'n met hl'r
yet. But within the threr shun month' ht'.J h~'t'n
. (P.lease see VlDEO/Pag~ 10)
Datebook1 fnday. May 17, 1985 :J
MAY
SMTWTFS
? 3 4
5 6 7 8 91011
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
19 20 2 1 22 23 24 25
26 27 28 29 30 3 1
Cl ASSICAL
The South Coa•t Symphony,
featuring Mona Golabek on
-piano. will pruenta concert
8 p.m . Saturday in the Rob-
ert B. Moore Performing
A rts Theatre at Orange
Coast College In Costa Meu.
Call 432-5 52 7 for ticket
Information.
Friday
FR El'-.l'llMA N GE RARO
RARRt 1T 1·1111·11,111" at thl' p1;rno
f 111'' \,11 l111rn 11 p111 '.1 m I lt•trl
\krn l1 rn' I 11.111"11 B.11 -l'\IJO
\1.1• \ 11 lt111 1111 d '•'\\ p1111 lk.1d1
I 1, 'I 111 I
Saturday
PIANIST MON A GOLABEK "
k;rtutl'd "'1th thl' \11uth C oa~t '\\m·
ph111l\ 111 thr \\ mphon\ ·, \t'a~on
li11.1k lkcthm1·11 '..,,mphon\ No n
111 f \1.11111 Op t.!< 'J':t,tor:ik"' .ind
I inn•' 1'1.11111 C 11111.-1111 111 \ \1 1n111
.Ill f"-rl11rnll.t » p 01 ( lrJllgl' ( llJ\t
( c•fft ..,, ' l<olwn Ii Moon· fhl·a trc
270 I I .11r' ,, . .,.. !{ti < o-.ta Mesa S 15.
$I Cl \x admi'"on 43.::!-55:!7
FR ENC HMA N GE R AR D
BARBUT, ~c I rte.la~ hsung.
TllF. IRVINE SYMPHONY OR-
<.:HESTRA pt•rform\ J,!') Hach·., C 'on-
u·n11 :'-lo l. 1n < 1 Ma1or !Aranlknhu1g
"'" l) and C onn•no No .i. 111 (;
Ma11tr I Hr,1ndcnburg Nu. 4). a'> well a' ~) ni pholl\ 1n l: Flat Major h) ('arl
Philipp fmanucl Bach and ( nnccrto
tn I> Major for f-lutc and Orr hcor;tra h)
Johann Joachim Ouant1 !! 11 m .
"outh ( oa'il Commun1t) ( hurrh.
5120 Bon1tn Canyo n Or., In, int• S 10
and SH admission, 786.()41 2
A FE AST OF FOLKSONG, olTrn ng
folk songs of Amcnca and the 8 ntish
Isles. 1s featured by the Pacific
('horalc tonight at 8 p.m .. Santa Ana
High School Aud 11o·num. 520 W.
Walnut St.. Santa Ana. and Sun .. 7
p.m., Chapman College. 333 N.
Gtassdl St .. Orange. S 12.50. S~UO
and $6.50 admission 542-1790.
THE LONG BEACH BACH FESTl-
V AL Choir and Orchestra. along with
thl' Long Beach Stall' l ln1vl·rs1t)
Handlx-11 Choir and Ardt'> J·rccman.
J1re,·tor. pc.·rform moll'l' of Schutt
:ind Bach and the ( onn·no for f"'o
Harpsichord'> and String~ h~ Bat:h
Haq>~irhord <>olo1<>t'i arl· Emil)
L.inna and Dair l.)c:h~eittcr X p m
First Congrcga11onal Church. Thml
and ( cdar. Long Beal'h $ 7. ~5 and S.::!
adn11\.;1on (21lJ .i25-61.\X
THE CAL STATE f LLERTON
"iii\gt•r\ and Orl·hl.'\tra pfl·sent an all-
Han~ur program cummcmorating
the 400th b1rthda' Heinrich Schutt
and thl· 300th b1ntida) of J ~ Bach K
p m.. Cal l\tatc Fulknun \ l.11 1k'
Theatrl.'. S l50 adm1s-;wn 77 "1-' 17 I
Sunday
TH E S EQ UO I A STRI NG
QUARTET cond udl''> 11\.\1'rrt'' o l th l'
tkl•tho\rn< )rkquartl'1' -lpm .l <
Ir' inc·, l 1nl't:r'>tl\ ( l'llll'r lfrn1;igc
l{(lnm Ir\ inl·. $9. $'i. <rnd $7 ad-
m1\~1on. X 'i6-66 I 6
THE CAL STATE FULLERTON
~ingcr'> and Orchl·,1rn . \l'C ..,aturda~
ll\l1 ng.
A DUO PIANO RECITAL h)
·\rnuld Juda, kTtun·r in l'nll'ntu' 111
mu.;1c. and Willem Van Ovcrccm.
\ t'>lltng lrrtu rcr in mu\ll". '' olfl'red.
Program 1Acludc\ work' h) Motan.
lil·cthoH·n·a nd I uto\trl"'k1. ac; ~di
a\ the prcm1l.'rcof"'or~' b) L1( Ir' llH.'
mu\11 farult~ Pl'll'f 0Jl'g.1rd and
Bc.t.mu:d.iillmore.!S p.m_ •<-1'$ t--tnc
\rn < 1111rcrt Hall $5 \-' and \ l
admM1un X5o-Ml6
Tueaday
FR ENC HMA N GE RARD
BARBUT. \Cl' I nda~ ll\ttni,i.
Wed.neaday
A HARPSICHORD RECITAi. h>
Makom Hamilton "' prl.',entl'd a'
nart o l thl' Long Bl'al'h Barh I C\t1\al
X p.m Our Sa\ mur\ I uthl·ran
( hurd1 l70 .lun1J1l'ro .\\l'. I ong
lka< h S 1. \ "i ;rnd \2 adml\\1011 I 21 "II
425-6 1 'Ii FR ENC ll MA N GE RARD
BARB UT, '-l't J nda~ lt'11ng.
THE CONCERT BAND ofC 'al State
f'ulft'non prr\rnl\ an annual "pops"
rnncert which tcaturl'S Pat W1ll1ams'
·'Rhapsod) for Concert Rand and
Ja11 En'iC mhk " I rd h) gul''it r<m·
dullvr Dr. Harry 8cg1an I< p m
< \f-, I 111lc I hcatrc \ :im.1 SI
.rdm1's1on 17.l -J "171
Thureday
"THE OLD MAID AND THE
THIEF," or "How a V1n uous
Wqman Made a Thie( of an Honest
M;in:· 1<. prc'iCntcd a't 8 p.m A comic
opera w11h Bernard Gilmore conduct-
ing the I IC' In inc Symphony Or-
l hcstra. lJ( r., Fine Arts Village
fhcatrc. St>. SS and S4 admission.
R56-66 16
THE CAL STATE FULLERTON
WIND ENSEMBLE, led by gue'it
conductor Dr. Harry Bcg1an. prrsents
a rnncen of work'i by Warren Benson.
Alfred Rrcd and others. 8 p.m .. CS F's
L1 11k Theatre $3 and $1 admss1on
773-.lJ71
I Oatebook/ Friday, May 1 T, 1985
Friday
TH E DOO WAH RIDERS perform
from 8 11.m.-I :30 a.m. at Craq Horse
~aloon . 1580 Brookhollow. Santa
·\na. 549-1512.
Saturday
TH E DOO WAH RIDERS, ~
f nda\ 1i,1ing. 1-\bo toda) onl). a Jan
h •\tl\.al 1~ hrld from 12 'l0-5 p.m.
Sunday
THE KEN DALLS ix·rform al ft and
9:30 p.m JI the ( r:u y HorSl' Saloon.
1580 Hrookhollm~. Santa .\na.
'41l.f512.
Monday
THE JOE CANNON SHOW 1'i
featured at 8 p.m. at thl' CraLy HorSl'
~aloon. 1580 Rrookhollow. Santa
l\na. 549-1512
Tueaday
THE DUKE DAVIS BAND apJ}('ar'
from K p.m.-1 :JO a m. at the (rat)
I lor'il' Salo_on~ I 5811 Brookhollow.
~anta .\na. 549-15 12.
Wedn eeday
THE DUKE DA VIS BAND. '>l'C r uc~a) listing. Also tonight uni~ arc
rnuntr~ dann· k sson'> h) Ron &
Oonna 11.l ~p.m:.
BILL Mt DLE\' apix·ars in JX'N1n
to -.ign photo\ and give awa) auto-
graphl'd w ptl''> of his latest album
"'\1111 llung lip On You." Also. two
ttC'~rt'i to h1or; M:l\ 29 ron<.'e'fl w1~I bt-
g1,1;n a\\,I} o-M p:m..Jh~ Hop. f lj77j
Hrookhur'it Fountain V:tllt"v-. %l-~'\M .
Thuraday
THE DUKE DA VIS BAND, sec
T uesda) hsttng. >\lso tonight only 1s
lhl' Men l1nffin Dancl' FcH~r Coun-
lr) Contc'il wtt h TV lilming at 8 p.m.
.JAZZ
Friday
J UDI LORICK & TRIO offer "ll· hot
Ja11" 1n thr Atrium Lounge ol thl'
Hotel Mcrid1en. Tucs.·Sat. 5-9 p.m ..
4500 MacArthur Blvd., Ncwpon
Beach. 4 76-200 I.
DOUBLE EXPOSURE and Fuswn
perform from 8:JO p.m.-12 . .lO am ..
Mcf orm1ck's Landing. 31 MO At~a~
\ '-l' • Costa Mesa. 546-9880.
CAFE LJOO prt:!ienl!> Judi Lee
playing the piano and singing Mon.·
Fn. 5-8 p .m .. lhc Lido Jazz All-Stars
Thurs.-Sat 9 p.m.-1: 'lO a.m. and Sun.
.\:30-8 p.m .. "fl\"cway." fea tunng
Mall Bennc11. Sun. 9 p.m.· I a.m .. the
Wayne Wayne Tno Mon. 9 p.m.· I :JO
am .. the Alex Taylor Quartet Tues 9
p.m.-1 :JO a.m .. and the r>on Hawkin!i
Quartet 9 p m.-1 :30 a.m. W<'d. 2900
Newport Blvd.. Newport Beach.
6 75-2968.
TH E PEGGY DUQUESNEL TRIO
r<'a turcs Pt•ggy Duquesne!. piano;
Me lissa Hasin. cello: and Al
Ma itland. drums and vibes. Tues.-
Sat 8 p.m.-midnight, The Registry
Hotl'I. 18800 MacArthur Blvd ..
Irvine 752-8777.
==-
Loulee Tonti, Larry Blake and Glqer J'ranela (on Ooor) atar
in "Tbe Carina Sance" at tbe •eetmtneter Community
Theatre tbroach Jane 1. Ticket Information anllable at 995-4113.
BOfl BREWER, DJ J)l:rlorrm
lrom 11 pm ~ I ~ \(I ;1 m . \\1th uanll'
IC'i\On<, Imm 7-X p 111 al thr
M<'adowlark C'ounll) ( luh. H un1 -
1 ngton Beat·h \ l adm""on 846-3391.
Saturday
THE FENIX JAZZ BAND 111 \t·
gcnllna and the < mkkn 1-agk Ja11
Rand perform from I ~ II)-' 11 m J t
the Craty Horw !\aloon. I 'XII
Brookhollow. Santa .\na SHI ad·
m1ss1on. 631 -5069
DOUBLE EXPOSU RE and
Fusion. Set Fnday l1stmg. ·
JlJDJ LORICK & TRIO. \Cl' htuJ\ listing. .
CAFE LIDO, ~c f-nday ltmng.
THE PEGGY OUQUESNEL
TRIO, sec Frida)' l"ting.
Sanday
A FANT ASY RECORDS RE·
CORDING SESSION 1s hradcd h)
trumpe1er-Ouegcl horn1st Short)'
Rogers and saxophonist Bud Shank.
Also fea tured is the Orange Coast
College Jau Band directed hy Dr.
I harlr\ Rutherford. and \1h,1l1•1
I unl" ('hnsty. saxophcrnl\t 11 .. 1
( oopc.·r. pianists <il·orgl' (ahk' .111d
L11u le\>· bassist Monty Bud"'!! .1 11.t
drummer. possibly Tony Wtll rarm ~
Pm . (XT's Fine Arts Bldg .. Rnrnu
11\/. 2701 Fa1rv1ew Rd .. Costa ~k-.1
S20 admission. 432-5819.
GEORGE VAN EPS and TO''
RIZZI perform from 7 JO. I I "' p 111
Jt the Sunset Pub. IM5 P.11111
( oa~t Hwy .. Su nset Beach I: I 11
592-1926.
CAFE LIDO, sec Fnda) h''"'~
Monday
TH E CAL STATE FULLERTO'
JAZZ ENSEMBLE appear-. \\111!
guest conductor Dr. Harry lle~r:1 11
director of bands at the lJn1\rr~11\ "'
lllinots. Cha mpagne-Urbana. K J1 111 < SPs Littlt" Theatre. SJ and ~I
adm1ss1on. 773-3.l7 1.
CAFE LJOO, ~c Fnday ltst 1n~
Taeeday
ED LEACH performs trn111
IU0..11 :30 p.m. at the Mtadowla1~
Country Club. Huntington Beach ~.i
..
J
••
·~ .. :-.A-.111_.li,f-~1.l\DAJ•--I'
C c -N T I N U E D
admissio n. 84~ '391
CAFE LIDO. WC r nda) l1s11ng.
J UDI LORICK & TRIO, 'iCC h1da\
h\ling. . .
THE PEGGY DUQUESNEL
TRIO, '>l'l' F-nda~ h'ittng
WeclnHday
THE BIG BAND COMMOTION
apix·ar~ fro m l<-11 p.m .. Meadowlarl.
Countr) Club. Hunungton lkach. $4
a"dml ... 'SIOn. 846.:nYI.
THE PARODI/SENA GROUP ap-
pear from K p.m -m1dn1$ht at lhl·
Sunset Puh. IM55 Panfic Coa~t
Hwv .. Sun~·t Hcarh. (21')592-192b.
THE PEGGY D UQUESNEL
TRIO, sec Fn<i41) hsung.
JUDI LORICK & TRIO, sec 1-nday
listing.
THE BRENT BRACE TRIO per-
forms at McCormick~ Landing's.
3 180 .\ irwa~ .\ vc . Costa Mc\a
546-9880.
CAFE LIDO. '>CC Fnday listing.
Tbu.nday
CAFE LIDO, sec Fnday lisung.
THE EARL KING BAND appears
at the Meadowlark Country Club.
Huntington Beach. 846-3391
THE PEGGY D UQ UESNEL
TRIO. 'Ire Friday h'>ting.
JUDI LORICK & TRIO. 'il'C f-mJa~
h~11ng.
THE BRENT BRACE TRIO, ~Cl'
Wcdnl·'><la) ""ting.
ER
Friday
"ANNIE GET YOUR GUN" by the f ullerton Civic Light Opera at Plum-
mer Auditorium. C hapman at
Lem on. Fullerto n (879-1732).
T hursdays through Saturdays at 8.
Su~d~~ a_! 2:30 until June 2.
..
"ANYTHliii!G GOES" at Scba-;-
uan's West Dinner Pla\hOu'IC. 14'J
"'r. Pico. San c kmcntc (492-99501.
final performance~ tonight and S!ltur-
da) at 8. Sunda) at I and 7
"BAREFOOT IN THE PARK" at
the Harlequin Dmner Playhouse.;.
3503 S. Harbor Bhd .. 'ianta A'na
(979-5511 ). n1ghtl> l'\CCpt Mondays
at varying rnrtain time'> through Junl'
9. . .
"CABARET" at thl' l ·unain < ;ill
Dinn~r Theater, 690 F.I <·amino Rl'al.
Tustin· (838-1540). n1ghtl) l'\ccpt
Monda)S at val)ing curtain t1mcc;
through Jul) 21.
"CHARLEY'S AUNT" b} the Brea
Theater League at the ( un1s Theater.
Rrca Cultural. { \·nter ( 52X--t!401
final perfo~ance\ tonight and Satur-
da} at 8 p.m.
"THE CURIOUS SAVAGE" at lhl·
Westminster Commun1t) Thl·ater
7272 Maple St.. Wl·stm1ns1er
{995-411 3). Fndays and Saturda) c; at
8:30 through June I .
"THE FANT ASTICKS" b) the Re-
g1onal Repertory T heater at thl'
Forum T heater. 41 75 Fairmont
Blvd.. Yorba Linda (996-4195).
Fridays and Saturda)S at 8. Sunda>"
al 2 through May 26.
"GUYS ANO DOLLS" at the
Laguna . Moulton PlayhouSt'. 606
Lliguna tanyon Road. Laguna Rcal·h
(494-0743). Tuesdays through Satur-
lla)S at K p.m .. Sunday<; at 2:JO until
Junr 9.
"MAN OF LA MANCHA" at (iold-
cn West College, Huntington Beach
(895-8378). final performances to-
night and Saturday at 8. Sund4ly at J.
"A ROOMFUL OF ROSES" at the
Hunungton Beach Playhouse. Main
Street al Yorktown Aveo11e. liunt-
ington "Beach (832-1405). final per-
formances tonight and Saturday at
8:30.
"RUM AND COKE" on the Second
Stage of South Coast Repertory. 655
Town C--enfer Dnve. Costa Mesa
MU tefCerd • Visa
South Coast Plaza
540-6153
The U.S. Na.y Steel Band from 1'ew Orleans will perform two concerts on Knott's Berry
Farm'• Marketplace stage 4:30 and 5:30 p.m. Sunday.
(957-40.H). final performance .. to-
night at x· 'o. ~aturda) at -'and K:JO
"iund:I\ at 3 and 8 p.m
"SOMETHING 'S AFOOT" at th,·
< o'>ta Ml"'>a C1\1c Pla)house. Ml
Hamilton <\t { o'>ta Mc\.1
(ti50-52n41. final paformancrs tn-
n1gh1 and Saturday ~ll x· 'O.
"THE SUPPORTING CAST" .11 thl'
Newport Thrata Art\ Cl·ntcr. 2511 I
Cli ff Drive. Ncwport Bcal'h
(631-0288). final pcrformancrs to-
night and Saturda) at 8 p.m .
'"SWEET CHARITY" at lhl' Grand
Dinner Theater. I Hotel Way.
Anaheim (772-7710). n1ghtl} except
~onda)~ at 'Jr) ing t unain llml'\
through Jun(' I 6
"THEY.'RE PLAYING O UR
SONG" at thl· C1l'm f heata. 121<'2
Main ~t .. (iartkn (irmc (6,b-7::'1 \1
\h·dn,·-.da~' thrl)ugh "aturda'' .11 I<
')unJa~' JI 7 "'until June I 'i
Saturday
"ANNIE GET YOUR GUN" b' thl'
Fulknon Cl\ 1r Light Oprra 'it'l'
Friday hsting.
"ANYTHING GOES" at Seba,.
t1an's West Dinner Pia) ho1,1'1C. Ser
Friday l1s11ng.
"BAREFOOT IN THE PARK" al
thl· Harlequin D1nn,·r PI J\ huu"K· \4.T
FnJa, "'ting
"CABARET" .II lhl' ( UrtJIO ( Jll
D1nnn Thl·a1cr 'it·l' l-r1da' h<.ting
"CHARLEY'S Al1NT" b' the Rrl'.1
Thl'Jll'r l l«ll!-Ul' "'''' f-nJJ\ 11...iing
"TH E <TRIOl'S. AVAGE" JI 111,
V.,•,tmin,ll·r ( ommuntt\ I tw.1tl'1
~'l' h1Ja~ l"t1ng..
"TH E F AN'rASTICKS" h) thl· f{,•
g1onal Rq)l:rtor) fhcatl'r in 'I 11rh:1
Linda S..l' r nda) h'11ng. 1 "GUYS AND DOLLS" at thl·
Laguna Moulton Pia~ hou~· 'x'l' r n
day h'>llng
"MAN OF LA MANCHA" at l111ld·
ond we ....e got em 01 lt\E' b oroge
1n gre<ll Colcx's W11ti lhe $~~IO 'TIQICh
8~~@~
56 FASHION ISLAND · NEWPORT BEACH· (71 4) 644 -5070
Datebook/ Friday , May 17. 1985
..
)
I I c T
l'n West College. See Frida) hs11ng.
.. A ROOMFUL OF ROSES" at the
Hunungton Beach Playhouse. Set:
rnda~ listing.
"RUM AND COKE" on thr St.·rond
\tage of ~uth Coast Re1>1:rtu~. Sl.'t'
Fnda) hsllng.
"SOMETHING'S AFOOT" a1 the
Costa Mtsa ( I\ IC Pia\ hou~ sec
FnJa) h!>ttng.. ·
"THE SU PPORTING CAST" at thl·
Nev. fl()rt Thl'atl'r .\rt'> ( entrr. Sec
Frida) hs11ng.
"SWEET CHARITY" at the Urand
D1nnC'r Theater See f nda} hs11n~
"THE TEMPEST" at UC lrvme.
Stt Frida~ hs11ng.
"THEY'RE PLAYING OUR
SONG" at the Gem fhc.•a1cr. See
Fnda) listing.
SGadaJ
"ANNIE GET YOUR GUN" b' the
Fullcnon C1' 1c Light ()ptra. · Sec
Fnda) listing.
"ANYTHING GOES" at Sebas-
uan·s West Dinner Playhouse. See
Fnda) hs11ng.
"BA.REFOOT IN THE PAR~" al
th{' Harlequin Dinner Playhouse. See
Fnda} lasting.
"CABA.RET" at the C urta1n Call
Dinner Theater. See Frida) hsllng.
.. THE PANT ASTICllS" b\ the Re-
gional Rl·pertory Company "in Yorba
l 1nda "iec Fnda) listing.
"GUYS AND DOLLS" at the
Laguna Moulton Pla)hou~ ~c Fn-
da' h!lll ng. ;'jt;\N OF LA MANCHA" at Gold-
en West< ollege. Sec Friday hstmg.
"RUM AND COKE'' un the Second
~t;agc of South Coast Repertol). ~--c
Fnda~ lasting ..
"SWEET CHARITY" at thr C1rand
Dinner Theater. S\.•e Frida) hst1ng.
"THEY'RE PLAYING OU R
SONG" at the C1cm Theatn. Sec
t-r1dn) h<.t1ng.
Tuesday
I D
"BAREFOOT IN THE PA.RK" at
the Harlequin DinnC'r Pia) house. Stt
Frida) listing. .
"CABARET" at the Cuna1n Call
L>1nner Theater. See Frida) h~ting..
"GUYS AND DO~" at the
Laguna Moulton Pla)hou5e. Sec Fn-
da) listing.
"MASTER. HAROLD ... AND THE
BOYS" at South Coast Reperto11 . 655
Tov.n Center Dnve. Costa Mesa
(957-4033). Tuesdays through
Frida)S at 8. Saturdays at 2:30 and 8.
und01)s at 2:30 and 7:30 until June
23. -
"SWEET CHARITY" at the Grand
D1nm·r Theater. See Fnday hsllng.
Wed.aeed&J
"ANYTHJNG GOD" at Sebas-
11an 's West Dinner Playhouse. See
Friday listing.
"BAREFOOT IN THE PARK" at
t~ Harlequin Dinner Playhouse. See
Fndai. listing.
"CABARET" at the Curtain Call
Oinner Theater. See Friday listing.
"GUYS AND DOLLS" at the
Lagu na Moulton Playhou!.e. See Fn-
day listing.
"MASTER HAROLD ... AND THE
BOYS" at South Coast RepertOf)'. Sec
Tuesda} listing.
"SWEET CHARITY" at the urand
Dinnt>r Theater. Seli: Fnday listing.
''TH EY'RE PLAYING OUR
SONG" at the (1cm Theater. See
Frida~ l1st1ng
Joy Matthew• star. in
"AnJtblna Goa" at Seba•-
tlaJl'• We.t Dinner Play-
bOGM ln San Clemente
tbrouch tbi• weekend.
Ticket information at
492-9950.
'1GUYS AND DOLLS" at the
Laguna Moulton Playhouse. Sec Fn-
da> listing.
"MASTER HAROLD .. .AND THE
BOYS" at South Coast Repertory. See
Tuesday listing. .
"SWEET CHARITY" at the urand
Dinner Tht"ater. See Fnda~ listing.
"THEY'RE PLAYING OU R
SONG" at the Gem Theater Sec
Fnday h!it1ng.
Friday
Tbanday ENTERTAINER DON ROSS per-
" ANNIE GET YOUR GUN'' b' the formi. a large-repertoire of count!).
Fullerton Civic Light ·Opeta. · Sec light rock and caS) listening pop
Fnda) listing. standards Fn.-Sat. 7-11 p.m . and
"ANYTHING GOES" al Scbas-Wed.-Thurs. 6:30-1 CU O pm.
11an's West Dinner Playhouse. See Bcn1hana's. 4250 R1rch 'ii.. Newport
Fnda) hsling. Beach. 955-0822.
"BAREFOOT JN THE PARK" at ROCK-A-BILLY with Frank1 l' \ 1s
the Harlequin Dinner Plavhou~. Sel· fc:uurcd at the Sunset l?uh from '1
Fnda) listing. · pm -l·JO a.m .. 16655 Pacific Coast
"CABARET" at the C urta1n Call H"'>·· Sunset Bcach.1213) 592-1926.
mcnt Sun· Tun .. foatunng the lx'!>t of
thr 50's mum-. .\ SO\ "Record liop"
1s presented Wed.-'iat.. "Rock-N·
Roll Heaq:n" with Cir("g "TOJlPl'r"
nnd local ~1ngcr/mus1r1an ~le c
Ml·( lmtocl.. 1'1 fcalurl·d Mon .. and
li ve DJ d uh hour' arc 6 p.m.-2 a.m.
da1h I K 77..J Brookhurst. Fountain
Valic, % 1-2 \till
DANNY FLORES. al)o l..nov.n as
( hutk Rio or Mr. Tc4u1la. pla~~ tht
sa~ and kl'\ hoard. and 1s accom-
panied O\ hi~ "'1fc 'iarl'C, performing
on the dr'um<. nnd \lllJh11ng. Thurs.·
Sal 9 p.m -1 10 a.m Sun. 4 30-9
pm . < 1oldcn ~all~' 0!1' l' free
Lounge. ll2XS £:'.. Panfit Coast Hw} ..
I ung Beach 261-61 i'
TH E SllRFTONES perform at
Marcel's. I J() £ 17th ~t ( u~ta Mesa.
ti.J6-8855.
Saturday
ROCK-A-BILLY with t-ranl..ll' S ..
\l'C Fnda) h~11ng.
KATZ 'N JAMMERS appear at
Marcel's. 130 E 17th St • Costa Mesa.
Mb-8855
THE HOP. see Fnday listing.
ENTERT AJNER DON ROSS, see
Fnda} hsllng.
DANNY FLORES, 'it't' Fnda> llSl·
mg
Sm1day
THE HOP, see Fnda} hst1ng.
DANNY FLORES. see Fnday hsl-
ing.
KATZ 'N JAMMERS, sec Saturday
lt<.ung. · ~
Monday
THE HOP, ~c Fnda) hsllng
.KATZ 'N JAMMERS, ..cc ~;1turda\
l1'1t1ng ·
DANNY FLORES, ~·l' f-nda} hst-
1n~.
Tuesday
TH E HOP, ~c Frida' llM1ng.
Wednesday
JAM ES HARMON ~rforms at
l\>fart•crs. I JO E. 17th St .. Costa Mesa.
046-8855.
ENTERTAINER DON ROSS, stc
Fnda} hsung.
Dinner Theater. Sec Fnda > h::s:_:ll::_ng%.~-~T~H~E~H=Oi;P;::p~r~e£~~·n:.:t:s ~";;;;' ~c ~e~n~li.':;rt~a~m~...:.~-~'Mmlllltp f!:::===~=-::~---=-~~;:;;:;::====--=:---=;:~--~-SUSAN CURLEY 6 VIEW per-
forms at the Sun~t Pub from 8:30
p m -I' a. m.. 16655 Pacific Coast
KOCE/50
·mes
IDht Retisf'er .Pilat
THI IDl!OU: OUSGI COUit! ISSUIS
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H"') .. Sunset Beach. (213) 592-1926.
THE HOP, ~c Friday hsl1ng.
f ORWARD MOTION appcarli :u
Marcel's. I JO I:. 17th "ii . Custa Mc~.
646-8855.
ENTERTAINER DON ROSS, ~c
Friday h'>llng
SING' ES
Prlday
SO UTJf E RN WH EEL OF
FRIENDSHIP, for single<. m l'I .i,
meets for a T.G .I F pam .11 lhl·
C'uunty Line tn Ir' 1ne-at ' pm
544-2805.
PARENTS WITHOUT PART-
NERS. Orange Coast Chap1cr ~II
leatures a dance from 9 p.m I .1 01
with music b} Front Pagr \n
onenLallon for new mcmtx·1, "
presented al 8 p.m Co'lt:t \k-.i
Countr) Club. $4 ffil•m11,"
546-5788
WHEEL OF FRIENDSHIP. 1111
singles over age 45. meet at ~I I 1111111
tn Anaheim at 5:30 p.m. for a I ( 1 I I
part). 961-0606 or 529-48.\o.
Sanday
THE CATHOLIC ALUMNI Cll'B
of Orange Count). for Stngk rro·
fessionals ages 23-39. host~ th1·1r
monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. l>J m·
Ing follows at 9 p.m. Anaheim H~Jll
Hotel. 1700 S. Harbor Hl'll
i\naheim. 957-0125.
PARENTS WITHOUT PART·
NEU, Orange Coast (haptcr .!11
gathers for a potluck and onentJt111n
for Mw mcmbcrsat 6:30p.m. (all Im
location. 546-5788.
WHEEL OF FRIENDSHIP 11w1·1'
at Marmac's 1n Garden Gro1 l' JI
11 :30 a.m. for brunch. For "n~1,.,
over 45. 961-0606 or 52<J-~83fl
lloaday
THE SIN GLES TRI VI AL
PURSUIT CLUB meets each MomJJ'
at 1 p.m. For more informatwn t .111
786-4926.
heedaJ
SOUTHERN WHEEL or
FRIENDSHIP, for singles O\tr .l'
meets forda ncingand happ) hnui .11'
p.m .. Bobby McGee's in M M l on
Viejo. 544-2805. WHEEL OF FRIENDSHIP .. ,,,,
singles over 45. meets at Yen ( ht'll!-!
tn Oran al 6:30 p.m. for drnn,·r
941 or 529~.
WeclDe.daJ
THE MEADOWLARK WI '\(,
DANCE CLUB holds mg.ht d.""''
and dancing at the Mcad1n'l.111.
Country Club. Beginning dant'r 'l.1"
at 7 p.m .. intermediate at 8-p m .111.t
\0<:1al dancing beg.ins at 9 pm .l
with cla~s. S2 fo r social danl 1n1t 11111\
16782 Graham St.. Hunt1n~l1111
Beach. (2 IJ) 493-7162.
675-0823
2333 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
(by Matteo's)
Tues thru Sat. 9·6; Eveninp by Appointment
• Oatebook/ Friday, May 17 , 1985
I c 0 N
SOUTHERN WHEEL OF
FRIENDSIDP, for singles over 45,
meets for Happy Hour at 5 p.m. at
Benji's 10 Santa Ana. 544-2805.
MISS ANGIE'S SINGL~ DANCE
CLUB gathers from 8-11 p.m. with
the Frank Amoss Trio. and ballroom
dance lessons by Jim my Bon~emple
are featured from 7-8 p.m. Anaheim
Bowl, 1925 W Lincoln. Anaheim.
774-4710.
DANCE
Friday
UC IRVINE GRADUATE STU-
DENTS present a performance of
works choreographed by themselves.
8 p.m .. l/(T s Fine Arts Concert Hall.
S4. S3 and S2 admission. 856-6616.
Satlirday
MIDDLE EASTERN DANCE 1s
presented. featunng Orange Coast
College students and professional
dancl.'rs Hassan El-Banna and
Angdika Nemeth, an OCC' dance
inmuctor. 2 p.m .. OCC'"s Fine Arts
Hall 119. 270 I Fa1rvil·w Rd .. Costa
Me~. S5 advance Sti at tht> door .
.i32-5527.
BALLET PA Cl FICA features .. Flit·
ters and C'rt>epers:· a Ballet for
Children presentation. Also on the
program 1s a selection of danccc; from
around the world tttkd ''Festival of
Na11ons." Today 3:30 p.m .. Sun. I :30
and 3:30 p.m. Festival Forum
'"WITNESS' Is the perfect
movle ... excltlng, romantic,
and beautiful to look at.
Harrison Ford la tough, sexy,
and smart In the bnt role of
his career. Ham.on Ford la
the new Bogart."
-Pat CoUins. C_SS.NEWS
An&ellb NaMtll will per·
form an ~entac of lllddle
Eutern dance Saturday and
Sunday at <>ranae Cout Col-
le&e· Ticket lnformatlon
a...Uable at 432-6627.
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963-1307 Cllltdome -W!iL_.-U"
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t.lnfWl'Slly &Sot-8811 Ot!Yl!--ln S:W·9361 ... ·-·-"'
Theatre. 650 Laguna C'an)nn Rd .
Laguna &ach. 494-7271
BALLROOM DANCING, both tra-
d111onal and modern. 1s fca turl·d frnm
9 p.m.-12:30 a m .. \\llh light rcfrt'~h
mcnts and non-stop music. S5 ad-
mission. >\boH' the Wells Fargo
Bank. 2727 Nl'wport Bl vd .. ::200.
NewPort Beach.
UC IRVINE GRADUATE STU-
DENTS, see Wednesday hsting,
"A TOTAL DWIHT-COMPLETILY CAPTIYATHI&.
REFIESHllllL y DIFFEllBfT... Re• _., NEW •()flK PO ' 1
Sanday oatl •11 7Sl-4114 lllSlll Na 130-6991
A DANCE FOR HOPE, for thl' City EDWMDS TOMf COfTD EDWMDS VIJ() TWIN
of Hope. 1s hostC'd by Glenn MillC'r ..srm. AT MITCll 1 ,. corna LA 'AZ AT amwna
Chapter with tea dancing 10 the Les FM 6:t0, l :lS, 10:30 Fii. 7:00, t.lS
Douglas Band and a big band trivia ti••••••••••••••••••••••••• ..
contest. l-4 p.m .. Costa Mesa C'oun-riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiijjiiiiiiil try Club. Tu-deducuble admission.
Brunch at 11 a.m. available also.
786· 7741.
THE TRACY WELl...S BIG BAND
performs for your dancing pleasure.
7:30-10:30 p.m. Golden Sails Inn.
6285 E. Pacal'ic Coast HW) .. Lo ng
Beach. $3 adm1ss1on. (213) 598-142,9.
MIDDLE EASTERN DANCE, Stt
Saturday listing.
Weclnaday
A DANCE WORKSHOP, wtth a
performance of workc; choreographed
bv UC Irvine <;tudents in dance. 1s
offered at 8 p.m. l '(T s Fine .\rts
L1t1lc Theatre $4, SJ and S2 ad-
mission. 856-6616.
THE MEADOWLARK SWING
DANCE CLUB. scc ~1ngks Wcdnco;-
da) listing,
Thanday
FRI. 1120
1:20, 11:11
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'A Chorus line' makes local deb ut
Jun e 11 at Grand Dinner Th ea ter
TOM
TITUS
If you've been la menting
that it's taktng forever for "A
Chorus Line" ~o find its way lo
Orange County. the Grand
Dinner Theater has good news-
for you.
Broadway's longest-running
musical finall y will make its
local debut June 11 at the
Anaheim showplace and will
ru n through the end of the
year. Grand officials ha ve
announced.
~·A Chorus Li ne" will be
directed by Gene Nelson, the
noted movie dancer-choreo-
grapher who played Will
Parker in the film version of
Pas.sage To
India
RATED l PGI
PORT THEATRE 613-6211
2905 E. Coast llwy, Cor1la Ml ..
''Oklahoma." William It
Lockwood wi ll be the mu'" .ii
director. with choreograph \ h,
Marlie Ramm. who 11n111 d
with the ··chorus Linc" u 1m
pany for over two year~ I .11 h
birds can make rcscrva1 11111.., .11
112-n to.
While th e Orange < nu1ll\
premiere of''A Choru' l 1nr ..
probably will keep the (iru11d
filled six nights a week. hu1cl
officials have announced plan ...
to keep the seventh occup1l·d
as well. Beginning June J. 1tw
theater will present "M ondJ ~
Night Headliner Conn·n..··
with some of the top name' 111
show business.
Comedian David Brcn1wr
will kick olfthe Monday n1gl11
series, with Wayland Flo"L'r'
and Madame booked fo r Junl·
l 7. The Lettermen will bnng
back musical memories J u11l'
24, while singer-comed ian J 1m
Stafford and ventril oq u1'1
Ronn Lu cas will share th1.· hill
Jul y 8.
Other anists schedukd "'
appear at the G rand conn-r h
in the future are Louise Mar i
drell. the Smothers Rroth1.·1,
Roy Cla rk and Mel Tillis .
Each performer wi ll do t\'•'
shows, one at 7:30 and 001.· JI
10 p.m. with audience sca11 n,·
and cocktail service one hou1
before each performanLr
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Ticket prices will vary with
each concen, but all seating
wi II be reserved.
The concens are being
handled by Headliners Ltd ..
which is taking reservatio ns
•and offering information at
850-9921. • • •
Also from the O ran$e Coun-
ty dinner show circ uit comes
the news that Elizabeth How-
ard's Curtain Call Dinner
Theater is doing a land office
business with its current pro-
duction o f "Cabaret."
theater productions -"The ing night is May 31 and the
Boy Friend" at the Newpon show plays Fridays and Satur-
Theater Ans Center and ··No days at 8:30.through July 6.
Hard Feelings" at the Hunt-• • •
ington Beach Playhouse. Young actors between 13
Eileen Fishbach is directing and 18 years of age looking for
the Newpon musical. which stage and screen training can
will feature Lyndra Seely, Gin-take advantage of the Summer
ger Fox, Marilyn Macy, Nancy Youth Theaterfest at the Gem
Geerlings, Karen Fulsom, Theater.
Wendy Hildyrd. Valerie The intensive. two-week
Speaks, Tangie Velie, Harper program will offer workshops
Roisman. K .C. · G uss le r. in various areas of theater and
Mic hae l G re ni e , Mark film performing, culminating
Perkins. T om Early. Mike in a public recital at the end of
Cross and . Larry O'Connor. the course, wh ich runs from
The show opens June 7 at the July 8-19.
theater, 2501 Cliff Drive, New-Teens interested in panici-
Originally scheduled to
close June 23. the musical set
in Berlin prior to Wo rld War II
has been extended to July 21 at
the Curtain Call. 690 El
Camino Real. Tustin. Call
838-1540 for ticket infor-
mation a nd reservations.
pon Beac_h. and will run · Id 'Fridays and Saturdays at 8 patang in the program shou
p.m . through July I 3. contact the Gem at 636-7213
The Huntington Beach _to_se_t_u_p_an interview time.
comedy is being directed by
Kent Johnson and bas Ed
Belfry. Marsha Bcnholf, Lisa
Otterness. Jay Conk.Jin an
Clint Richards aboard. Open-
• • •
Casting has been announced
for two upcoming c9mmunity
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enrolted at the service, he'd had a number of dates
and knew what to look for in a person. In that time,
he's had, well. without looking at his activities sheet,
probably 12 or 15 dates.
"Due to m y age. I'm not looking for a 22-year-
old girl who wants to get married and raise a family:·
lten says. "So I look for people in my categ~ry."
The carpet in the video datil)g club's office is the
shade green you might find on ttie finely-manicured
putting green of a n expensive country club. Near the
front desk are two blue and white continental
couches facing each other with a coffee table in
between. T o the left of the couches is the library.
The library is organized alphabetically a nd by
c:olor. T he Blue Book on the k ft contain the pictures
and profiles o f all the men of Great Expectations. O n
the nght are the Red Books with the wome n.
.\ccording to director Mathes. 95 percent of the
members arc O range Count> resid ents. But out of
3.500 members. onl y about half are active. The other
half arc presentl y "in rclat1onsh1 ps ... quite a fe"" of
which haq~ develo ped from club contacts. Mathes
said.
Whl'n Ken walked in to the library that Friday
afternoon two weeks ago. he first checked his
' g
He put her name down on his activities sheet.
The club then sent Linda a postcard informing
her that she had been picked. But she was planning to
be in Hawaii that week. so she left a note on Ken's
activities sheet that she was out of town and would
respond as soon as she returned.
A member who has been picked responds with
either a YES or NO. There's aJso an area on the
response sheet where the person may check one or
more reasons fo r a NO response -age difference.
height. religion. looks. . . . .
But Ke n didn't fear reJecu on. Remem ber. he s 1 n
sales. and he's had his fa ir share of rejeetions on a
d aily basis. He reali zes he's not all things to all
people. Not everybod y is going to be attracted to him.
Besides, thev don't like to use the word rc1ccrcd
around herc:lf you get a NO. you get a NO. that'· al l. • • • Linda Dua rte howcd up at the Newport Beach
office the followi ng Wednesday a fter return ing from
Hawaii. It was earl y evening. Her class on workmen's
compensation law a t UCI began at 7 p.m. She had an
hour or so to kill.
Linda first came to the video dating !'.crvu.:c on
Valentine·s Day. She had been seeing a fellow for
eight mo nths and they had just broken up. The firs t
couple of weeks a fter their breakup had been lo ncl}
Ken and Linda ahare a quiet moment toðer oYer ddnb. ,,......~.., ............
activities sheet at the front desk. A woman had for Linda. so the advertisement which came through
chosen him sometime earlier in the week. so he went the mail cam e at the·'right time." She is di vorced and
to look her up in the library. While scanning the has two children.
lihral") bookc;_ he noticed Linda's picture. Hmmmm. When she checked her acti vities sheet that
~-l. 118 pounds. f>nm 1948. She's in Ke n's aie group Wednesday evening. she noticed she had not o nly
and definite!~ in h1~ height grou p. A ttractive lady. been chosen by Ke n, but by three o ther me n: G reg.
Nice drc.~.~cr. her physica l appearance overall. fine. Do na ld a nd Hank. "How flattering. But how am I
From thcrc Ken went to the video file. found ever going to have time to see all these people." she
I inda\ "H.ko and walked to the television monitor!> asked herself. "I'm already too busy."' In fact, she was
ht·hind thL' l1hrar~ I k watched the \ix-minute still dating t wo men from her o rigi nal sdect1onsa few
1ntcr,1cv. v.11h I 1nJa months back. But she wasn't really !>Ure where the) r hl' in ten 1L·v. takl'\ place in a small room when were going.
thl' cl1cn1 lir\t '.l1gn\ u p. l h uall}. the new mem ber~ Ken was the first na me on her act1v1ties sheet.
1n f'rontofa'.lllll ,jdcocameraandanswersquesu ons She went to the library. pulled all four profi les and
lrom an off-camera activities director A sceni c systematicall y went through each pro fil e a nd video.
backdrop is used behind the interviewee. and a small viewing Ken's material first because his was the first
placecard with the per on ·s firs t name is taped to the name on her sheet. She said YES to Ken because he's
backd rop. LfNDA -Ken was impressed. Very nice an attractive, professional man who d oesn't smoke.
appearance. good co m mumca tion skills, not overly doesn't drink, and finds football very boring. Linda
~h» She has it all. l nrd li$cnce. personality. beauty. also finds footbal very boring.
"Do you wa n t mamagc'! Wha t ·arc yqu waiting She went through the other three profiles a nd
for?" the off-camera acti vi ties d irecto r asked Linda videos as well and had said yes to all. But she d ecided
on the video Ken watched: to wait for them to call her. Hank caUed first. then
.. That's kind of a difficult questio n. because If I Ken. Her date with Hank went very well.
met the right person. I think I would be read y to settle • • • .
down:· Linda responded. Ken li stened intently. Ken showed .up earl>: to Gre_at Ex pectations
"But it may take a while. so in the meantime. I'd like Wedne~ay, the night of his and L1.nda's first da~e.
to meet a lot of people, and when 1 find the right dres~ in brown tweed spPrt coat, hght.bro~n shin
person, I can commit myself to that one person. I and u e. an.d b.rown slack.s. All eanh tones. his color.
think most of us want to give love, to be loved and by He was dnnkmg de~affeinated coffee.
one special person." He had sent Linda flowers the day befo~e. a
The questions arc the same with everyone. but dozen re~ rose~ to her o ffi ce. Both ~en and Linda
Ken was impressed . had said in their profiles that they hke a romantic
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mate. Ken playod up that attribute.
·He was nervous while waiting for her, but hl'
tried not to s~w it. Remember, he's in sales. The)
were going t• Blackbeard's restaurant near John
Wayne Ai~ for dinner. Linda was then going 10
attend her Wednesday ni&bt class at UC I while Ken
waited to meet her later {or drinks and dancing at a
yet undetermined location.
.. Remember, Linda's special, she's the ont· I
picked out of the heart. not JUSt to go out with on j
date," he said. while he patiently waited for her .. I
picked her very carefully. If I thought she '-'a,11·1
going to like me she wouldn't have said yes."
.. I'm not go ing to say she'll fall head over lwd"
for me. but I'm sure we'll get along vef) n1n ·1'
People always turn out better in person. anywa ~ ('
Linda showed up about fi ve past fi vt·. ~h~·
looked lovely d ressed in her turquoise silk drc"
Their fi rst date went well. "She's a beau1 1l ul
woman. a classy lady." said Ken of Linda. And ht··, .i
.. a very nice person. a real gentlema n," said Lintl a 111
Ken. "We talked and chatted away throughout tlh
night." added Ken ... She's a very easy person to 1.11~
to."
"He SCL'm to be very thoughtful. I enjoy<:d J11,
com pa ny. He was very interesting a nd interl'StL·tl 111
me, which is always imponant." added Linda.
O riginal plans got switched in the middk 111
dinner. Ken we nt wi th Linda to her UCI cla~i. ''"
workmen's com pensation l~ws ... This one wa" on
rehabilita tion of d ock ·workers. Very interec;ti n)!.
Ken said.
After class they went dancing. as planned .. 11
Happy Daze in Irvi ne. The e vening had turned out
exactly how Ken had projected it would. Prohahh
even more so ... She's an extremely n1L'e. '"( 1·1
affecti onate pcro;on."
They've had two m o re da tes since then. r h,11 '
three in one week.
How about marriage m aterial. though. i..~·n ·
How about that?
"Things are progressing alo ng very nlCL'I\ I
don't want to be premature. he re. buJ. I thin~ ti
anyt hing -It's been a long time since 1h1\ h."
happened to me _...·but I think if I were to gt·1
involved . with someone serio usl)-. chances arl' 11
WOfi1(f oe-wifh O CT. ---
"She's a definite candidate."
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Sae lllcBee &Dd ...,,.. Aller al9o met f• tbe
ft.nt time 1ut wen at Gnat &q«tatloD•. "It
wu "fY aatval to be wttla aata, '' ...W he of
Sten. Wet lten: ... felt ftl'J relaaed wltb eae.··
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Chuck Clark and Terri Tonaccl dreued for
Cinco de Mayo.
By ROBERT HYNDMAI"
Of the Datebook Staff
O K. so Cinrn tk M a~o doc~n·l reall) fall on the 11th
of Ma\. So what'.'
That didn't ~WP the Cahan~t Chapter from rai sing
fund~ fo r the Orange < ount) Pt•rfo rming .\rt s Center with
a Mcx1can-thcmc part~ Saturda) night at, Fashion Island.
Whik a few da~ s la te. th e chapter was not a single
peso ~hon . ra1s1ngabuut $2 1.00U despite a slightly smaller
group than the ;rowd that Jam med the Lido Manna
Village in past )cars.
The chapter\ fi fth annual Cinco de Mayo celebration
attracted nearl) 1.200 partygoers -many dressed in
south-of-the-border garb -~drank.. ate.. danced and
drank some more in the cour'hard outside the Bu lfock's
Wilshire. ·
-=-wtrik-ther-e wa a hrt morc-ctbaw room-lltts yGar...aL
Fashion Island. there was also more ~ime t-G wash do-wo
the tostadas wtth beer and tequila.
Ctt> ordinances forced last year's party to cease and
desist at 11 :30 p.m. La t call Saturda~ night was at I a.m.
The Cabaret Chapter. comprising 250 mostl y single
yo ung professionals. 1 ba ed in Newport Beach and is one
of the top fund-raising chapters in the 47-chapter gui ld
network.
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Mike Dbon alone with fiance Ann Hobby in
the 1200 crowd . .
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won a cnal.e to Mextco.
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Tor Eckert. Kuea lcUltenbraacl, llob Carleon and Mark Fotel u.e
the Ole aplrlt.
Marie Slaepud, Terry Mancbeeter, Dan Reichman and GJP9Y Pulllam
ln a fteeta mood. ·
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By MARK ENLOW
\ rnrrcnt fasc1na11on for rnam
.\mcnca ns arc the wo nderco from
dov. n under. We're speaking of
w ur'>t'. o f tht• island continent of
\ u .. 1ralia and all that 11 has to offer.
01 long ago. the only familiar
·\u\tralian commodity was the grum-
py Koala bear that frequented the air
waves. expressing his disgust for
1t1unsts. More recently however. the
.\uso;1es have brought us ·Pop Music·
~·nsations. new stars of the silver
..crccn. and shrimps on the Bar-B.
Thq also managed to take away 'The
.\mcnca·s C up' two years ago. but
that's another story.
Now we fi nd. to our great pleasure.
that wine 1i. what's hopping down
under. In fact. the popularity of
Australian wines in the past decade
has grown tremendously. This trend
t'i not \Ao 11hout warrant as .\usSJ('
producers. i.uch as Taltam1. Penfold
and H ill-Sm 1th. prove time and llml·
:ig;iin their abilit) 10 produce truh
.. \\<orld Class Wine'>··
fhl' extent of Australian w1nt•
making profic1cn<:) was first con-
tirmcd at thc 1979 Wine Olympiad in
Pam \A.here 13 of the 19 Australian
l'ntrants garnered awardsl 1n direct
rnmpctit1on with tht• best wines of the
"orld. T he current state of wrnt•-
m:iking in Australia 1s a far cry from
tht• 'tonic' onentcd industry of j ust
l\\l'nt' shon years ago.
I-\ cn as far back as the early 1800s.
"'hi:n settlers first planted '1ncs 1n
"Ou th .\ustraTia's Barossa Valley. it
\\a~ evident that th~~ular Euro-
~~~ltlffweukl-Roumh here.
Or Rawson Penfold, a trans-
planted Englishman. established his
name~akc "'1nt'r\ 111 lhe BarM~~•
Valley 1n I K44 r·hl· ~ alk > has o ften
been dc.,cnt11:J a'i fe n1k. \Crsallk.
d1vcr<;C" and l>i:auLJful -.ill of whu.:h
are true Here. tht• .\ustrahan v. int'-
makcr can fi nd \Oils that range fro m
the hght gra' cl!~ typc~ tu the nr her
red loams o t the 'alln lloor.
Vinc)ard plan11ngs can bt' iound at
e ven alt11udc from l .OOO fcct to H1ll-
Sm1ih''i plan1111gs at the U!OO feet
level
Thu~ 11 !~ ,quite obvious that a
winemaker can find a wide range of
m1cro-d1mate!> ~1 th which 10 wo rk
and all within the confine~ of a 'allt'\
o nly e1gh1 mile!> wide and 15 m1ks
long. This di\ cr~tty of growing con-
ditio ns makes the succeso;es of .\us-
tralia·s w1ncnci. easily understood.
Reisling: Cabernet Sau' 1gnon and
Shirai arc the prominent 'anetals
grown hcrc.
Pcnfold's ha:lmar~ 1-. lhl'Jr "'"c
·Grangc Hcrm11agt' · Tim cla"ll n·J
~as crca1cd 111 the t•arl) 1450~ h~
"'1 nt•ma~t·r Ma\ 'ichutx.·rt Ch cr \(I
)Ca rs lah:r. Cirnngl' rt•ma1n~ 1hc
undispul\:d champ1nn ot ·\U<;trnhan
wines. Cabernet ~au\ 1gnon and
Sh1ra1 arc thl' maJtir \ arn•t:ib u..cd in J
making Cirangc. ho\\t'H·r 1h1!> d m
var) frurn 'mtagt· 1t1 '1n1.1gt'. fill' I
w1 nc 1~ ll'rmt•nll'd Im 14 da\\ \\Ith
pan131 ~lc1n con1act. tor good c1,lcu. I
and careful tc mpcratur~ uintrol. ta
contribu1c to (irangt··-. t•kganl bal: I
ance. 1 hl' nt'\\ .hl:ickt n·d v. 1ne 1s thenJ
maturn l in nl'" oa~ for 20 months.
bo11lc<l. lhl'n hdu liH· 10 .. ,, 'cars
beforc rckasc, Thi.: UnJ~l'd v.10c 1s inde~d 1mprl'''" ,._ J' .1rl· il\c oilier
wine~ trom th1'i prtxlurt·r
..\nothl'f of .\u,traha·, outstanding
Ly eth Vi neyard's proprietor
maintains adventurous spirit
Lyeth V ineya rd 's
proprietor, Munro Lyeth (pro-
nounced 'teeth'). has an adven-
turous spirit. After a somewhat
rocky formal education, a brief
Navy career. a professional
ph otography endeavor soon
followed.
Then there was the bar
business in Santa Barbara.
buildi ng Formula I racing
aircraft. and running a central
oast air taxi service. In 1972 a
ine 1.astina tour .of Europe
prompted Munro to sell his
bar business and look for
ranch property in Sonoma
county.
Lyet h purchased a 300 acre
Alexander Valley estate in
1973. Included on the property
was a 25-acre plot of 60 year
old Cabernet vines.
Lyeth Vineyards produces
two wines. Both wi nes are
patterned in a definite
Bordelais style.
\\tilt' lr:tftl'" " Do m1n1qm· l'nrtct
l'>omm1QUt'. thl' \lgneron ;JI r Jl\,1rn1
\ 1nt')ard~. has l1tl•ra lh gnm n up
\\1th "'inc H is hrothl'1·1, thl' '"nl'-
rn:1'll'r at ( al1 forn 1a·, uv. n < lt1\ du
Val wincn in Napa. and tht•ir lalhl'r
~as cdlar ma~ter at lht· rcno"'nl'd
Chateau Lafitl•-Roth!>Ch1ld tor m.1m ~ear!>. Domin1quc'!. wines art· 'il ~kd
<>1milarl~ to thoM: produced b~ h1'
brother and fa thl'r. The) arc \\IOI.'!>
tha1 flO!.St'SS a rcnain clegantl'. ~el an·
rnmpo nents augmented b~ a nott· o t C \fiFRNI r ').\l \. l(1NO'-l'IXti
tannin ·\'i '\ensauonal a<, th1<> wine l'i -~ H ·f\ '>l1h v.1nt· that 1\ a1'.u 11th ll
nu". another fi, c 10 SC\ en }car<> ot _ fru1tcd "'11h t J"''' and tx.·rn nu.met'\
pa!Jt•nt ccllanng woulJ Ix' v.dl rt·-f h,• "•m· dl\pla~' an d cgan1 tcl'l 11n
"ardl·d tht· palate v.1th JU~t l'nough tannin 111
(jKEl:N RIBBON 11)84 JOH .\N-v.arrant a h11 o lt'cllann1t
"ilSBERCi RIESLI NG -The no~· <. .\BER'f T-'iHIRAl l\./"'4 -
ofTas a frul1) perfume redolent ot fht) bknd ol 'ant'tal~ is no1 unw m·
green apples. On thc palatl'. frec;h m11n 1n \U\\11.' "inc m aking fhl'
R1t·sling fla,ors arc offsC'l o~ a <.:n'>p. lint)hcd \\Int· is !>pknd1dh lru1t\ JnJ
rcfrec;hing ac1d1t) .\n 1dt•al "'"c for 'Pll ~ .ind "'ould fare· \\d i ~11h rohu't .
shrimp~ on lht• Rar-B! n·d m,·at and gamt' d 1'iht•\.
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MUMM'S .
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NOW s119s $798
STRATFORD 1983 CHARDONNAY-Perfect blending of French & Cahforn1a styles
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LIQUOR BEER & SODA
He1leman's Special Export.. ..... $2.35 6 pk bits
Coors reg. & light... .$4.39 12 pk btls
T uborg hght & dark. $2.19 6 pk btls
Smirnoff Vodka ............. $ 1.99 1. 75 It
Dewar's Scotch .............. $17.H 1.75 k
Jim Beam.... ....... .. .... $ 9.99 1 75 It.
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SO Y eara of Fine Italian Dan inc
~ n1oy our w 1s1ne from Central and Northern Italy Every mt•al
'" st:rvcd w11h old world chorm. a generous view
ol "J('wport Ba~ valet parking and compllmentM\
hoat slips P1anp bar and full menu until I am
Mako plans now to dine with us this evening. Call
t714r M2·7~ for reservations or lnlorma11on
about our htt\I view banquet fac1li11es
3111 West Coast ~ighway. Newport Beach
Sun Yourself For Lunch
on Marcel's Terrace
In a rush? Ask for L 't xpress Lunch. $4.95
Fresh seafood and authenic Cajun specialties
--=--: ___ se1~ed daily
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NIGHTLY 'TIL 2 AM
130 E 17th St . Costa Mesa
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Two for One
Dinner
Selections
S1·r vt-d 5:00-7:00 µ.m. Weds, Thur!-\, Fri
llu u ... ,. :o-p1·«ialtie11
f 11r1blt1•,111 l'•·r k """P t!:l.!lf'i
(),k1H l'11r1 1<11\111 $!Uii1
l'ork & :-.lirirnp l'\111"'" $9.9r1
('h1r k r n
C 'hu·ken Oc;nir
Tnivaki C'h1ckt'11
n eef
l'rnn1• l<ih 1rn jm.
T11p Sirloin
Seafood
Stuffed Snapper
Sturff'rl f'lounrler
8 Jecl1be11rd'1 i• locetHI 2 bloclr• South ol
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CROWN HOUSE CELEBRATES
14th ANNIVERSARY - A thm:-da>
oh!.Crvanl'c next week will mark the
14th ann1' l'rsan-of Bill and Jcannc
Pl·tcrs' Crown House re'ltaurant in
Laguna Niguel.
To commemorate its May :!O. 197 1
OJXning. the re\taurant will present
8961 AC8~
A I Magrl()loa
Hun1tng1~ Beach 968·SOSO
all dinner patrons with a rnmP-hml·n-
tal) p1cl·c ot ann1vc:rsary cake. Mon-
da) through Wi:dnesda). Ma) 10. 21
and n
With 14 ~·cars of conti nuous oper-
ation m~1ng it Laguna Niguel'~
longest established restaurant. the
Crown House has become a popular
WE PROMISE YOU
GOOD CHINESE
FOOD
LUNCHES. DINNERS. TROPICAi
COCKTAILS 8AHOUEl FACILITIES.
CA TEAING. FOOO TO GO
OPEN 7 DAYS .
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J •• Beach Blvd
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South < ua'lt spot fur cnjo)'ml•nt 1
abundant seafood har spcc1alt1es i
""ell a~ lunch/d1nner/Sunda) brunc
menu~ ra nked with the area's mo
extensive.
Emphasmng continental cuis1n
and seafood. the evening bill of fat
provides a wide range of choices fror
the world's waters (fi let of sole. san
dabs. lobster thermidor). and a la11
variety ofcntrccs featuring veal (ve;
p1ccate). fowl (roast Long lslan
duckling). beef (tilet mignon). por
(smoked chops) and lamb (bro11e
chops).
Nearly t hree dozen ap
pet11er/scafood bar sclec11ons ran1
from frcsh bluepoint O)Sters an.
chen')stonc clams on the half shell t
mushrooms stuffed with crab o
ovstcrs.
( 'rown House 1s open for lune
dail) 11 to 4. dinner 4 to 11 3
(twilight di.Qf1ers 4 to 6). The scafo,,.
har 1s open until 1:)0 a.m .. Sunda
hrunch <):30 to 4 and there 1s n1ghtl
entl'rtainment and q,ncing.
The Crown House is located a
31802 S. Coast H1ghwa) in Lagun.
Niguel. call 496-577~ or 499:1616
NEWPORT MANDARIN CEL
EBRATES GRA ND OPENING -
The elcµnt and e._nting Ncwpor
Mandarin Rcstaurant open'i 1t'i door
on Ma) 10. 1985.
Diner\ will tx· delighted with lh1
amh1cnct as wdl a\ tht n chl•
na,ortd S2cchuan. Mandarin anC:
Shanghai Chinese rn1sine pn:parec
by Master Chef Chow. As Confuc1ou:
said, .. Food consumed in lc.'1sun
bnngs peace 10 the ~ul." fhe staf
hope!> you will take 11mc 10 <;avnr 1hc1
chefs an ist,.Y • ·
i\ bufl'et lunch 1s ~ncd weckda)•
from I I .JO a.m. Dinner 1~ scrvec
i:.very nul.hU'rjllll 5,;.JO p..m. <.:oclrnul!
an: avaffatnl':"' Pill no ·enten:rtrin\Nf
htg1ns June I.
Th1: Nev.pon Mandarin •~ locatcc
at )9'i0 Campus Dr . for rc~n at1on•
call 852-0900.
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BEVERLY BUSH SMITH loved in the Grenoble area of ($7.85). tournedos black and
tile Datebook StaK France. white (two beef medallions.
I lo ved The Pleasant Many of the old Pleasant sauteed: one topped with
asant when restaurateur Peasant favorite entrees re-creamy mushroo ms. the other
n Blender first opened this main: meatloaf Wellington (Plea.e see TOWN/Paee 17) zy. country French retreat in !riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ________ iiiiliil._._.-i
78. But, midst reports of
axing and waning quality, I
dn 't been there for years.
hen I spoke with a friend who
ines· out frequently ... We've
ad several delightful meals
ere, and they're so reason-
blc." he emphasized.
So at last I returned. and
und what I consider the best
alue in French food in town .
n fact, The Pleasant Peasant is
ne of the best values in dining
ut. period. All dinners in-
t ude both soup and salad, and
re priced from $8. 75 to
14.50. Moreover, you get
th quantity and quality here.
On the evening of our visit.
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the few tiny bits of shellfish.) --r{,.,.. k:;--
The soup was excellent in K ~~-: fl avor and a welcome de-
panure from the paste-like
consistency of most chowders.
Ho t. crusty rolls were com-
plemented both by butter and
by a whipped pate. similar to
what we enjoyed at a sister
re taurant, Le Midi.
The salad was pretty in its
butter lettuce cup. Though
1herc was too much dressing.
llS )!_ery Oi~~()f' J~
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CJUT Cl\I THE TO\NI\
:&siauranL>
THE WEEK
By CHRIS CRAWFORD
Dat~t>t>o" Correspondent
·Cafe Lido restaurateur Joe Sperrazzo
grew up \n a musical fami ly. learned early to
play both tru.mpet and flugelhor,n . and later
worked his way through college as a part-time
musician.
· After graduation. he became a high·school
economics teacher, but also spent ten sum-
mers as a bartender ... During those te n
summers. I learned every facet .of the
restaurant business," he says.
After one stint as a restaurant owner in
New York. Sperrazzo moved to Orange
County and took a job as an economics teacher
and varsity soccer and tennis coach at Tustin
High School. There he met Shirley, the girls'
--------------1 varsity tennis coach.
In 1981, Joe and Shirley were married.
and together they opened Cafe Lido, one of
Orange County's most noted nightspots for
classical jazz .entertainment along with a full
service restaurant. "Gourmet food with
gourmet jazz," says Sperrazzo.
Shirl ey remains on staff at Tustin High.
but serves as hostess for the restaurant in the
evenings. ..She comes from a restaurant
family," says her husband, "which makes it
pretty easy for her, if there is an easy job in the
restaurant business. I guess the hardest part for
her is keeping me out of here and getting me
home."
When Cafe Lido first opened, be says, .. we 91' 'I 09' .JI.-· wentonthepremisethatth1sparticularareaof l'1 V . L1'~ Newport Beach needed a local room where ~le could ~y •ifs ours, and this is where ne-..a::eT -w~'nmttt,•-mcr11Mlt"thHi ~ -:;..;:.==-=-=·U~-~ ~, -----~premlsc-t.hat looakesident"! arc-the back-bone 01tti11e11tal C!#utite of a successful business."
t: ... , ... 11 .. 1H't" in flamiwi; • Exlf'nsivf' '*'inf' l.i111
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So•tb Co••t Pl•ui 549-3840
There was no entertainment that first
year. "We strictly worked on developing our
food." Sperrazzo explains. Their resident chef,
Francis Temaiana, is from Tahiti, and
formerly owned Cafe Tahiti in Newport
Beach. "His forte is seafoods," says Sperrazzo,
-----------------------~ "but there's variety enough on the menu that if you want steak, pasta. or veal, there's that
too."
Spcrrazzo characterizes his overall menu
as continental. .. This is a casual little funky
C.Uled Cream of Fredi Put
I l\'i pou4l1 fredl put
I lar1e onion
I celery lleart
I IHllb fennel
I prHc cle¥6---
Spri1 of fresll persley
Spri1 of fre1ll "'yme
.,...... ....... ..,lee ..
Reataarateur Joeeph Sperrazzo of Ca
Lido In Newport Beach.
room. and I want you to walk in and f
casual. but 1 want our food to be respected
continental. I think we're making trepiendc
inroads in being respected that way."
During the second year. Cafe Lido add
~-piano bar. ··with that, guest artists started
appear," says Sperrazzo, "and it sudde1
occurred to me that what this town didn't ha
was an entertainment center for adults. It h
lots of things for the young twenties. but it h
nothing for what I call sophist-icated adu
who want to come out to a nightclub but do r
want to hang around with teenyboppers."
other words, he adds. "I want to be youthf
but I don't want to be youthful with you
And from that. the outgrowth of this.''
In May of '83, Sperrazzo started addi
standard, cl~ssical jazz, "the jazz that most
us can relate 'to," he adds. "We have
onfOina group, ·lhc Lido Jazz AU-Stars, a
we ve got a five-piece, all-~rl group call
•i;>ream' _who _JQ~J!.d just Ii.kc. the .Andre
Sperrazzo says he enjoyed teachmg 1
cause he likes working with kids, and he Ii~
the restaurant business because "I treat it Ii
I'm going to someone's party every nig.
You've invited me to your party, and l
going to make it as happy as I possibly can. ~
success·with Cafe Lido stems from the fact tt
I've never put money as the primary reason I
being in business. rve always felt tt
financial remuneration will be there ifaJI ott
things are there that I place a lot ofimporta11
on -such as service. quality food. varie
and excitement."
Curry, to taste.
FresllJy 1roucl pepper
Salt, to tute
Sent tea1pooa oUve oil
I 1•Uoe fresll claJclln stock
Saute vegetables (except peas) a nd herbs an oli
oil until gJassy and crisp. Add curry, sail and pep~
to taste. Contioue to saute, stirrin1 constantly w1
wooden spoon. Add shelled peas and very good, fre
chicken stock, using just enough to cover vcgetabl1
Cook until peas arc tender. Place vegetables a
broth in blender and puree at high speed un
smooth. Pour puree through china cap to strain. C~
overnight. When ready to serve, adjust tcaso.ning
Oavors may alter from c hilling. Serve in individl
chilled bowls.
Fl.Hr de a. Swt1ae
I par1 cehltrua
I part wMte creme de COC'M
I part cream
~I .O~ TH~ WEEK .,., :;-:,.:.~serve with chocolate shavinp.
••••••••••llllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiie!Ji Thne recipes were submitted by the Registry Hotel in Irvine.
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wi th Bordelal se sauce): Lamb
c;han ks braised in white wine
and tomato sauce ($8.95).
Prov imi veal in Bordelaise
sa uce with a touch of cream
and mushrooms ($1 3. 75).
From the regular menu. my
partner chose the pork tender-
loins. poached in arplejack
brandy. with a bit o cream.
topped with sliced apple. The
meat was tender. lean and
flavorful. However, if it had
hcrn fl ambeed. as indicated on
the menu. it certainty was not
done in our line of sight.
suspect, would be the Genoise
cakes:· profiteroles with choc-
olate sauce or cheesecakes of
which the chef is so proud.
The Pleasant Peasant serves
wine and beer only. and offers
appealingappertifsuggest1ons.
though they were out of the
Lillet ~we ordered. The
wine list accents California
vin tners. but also incl udes
French ·and German selec-
tions. Severa l wi nes. including
a white Bordeaux and Cote du
Rhone are available by the
glass.
My partner thought the
tables too closely spaced, and I
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Thr excitement for me that
rvc ning lay in the blackboa rd
ll Pl'Ctals. whi ch incl uded
venison. quail. four fresh fi sh
and boar! I selected the salmon
Paul Bocuse. a generous ser-ELEGANT LUNCH SPECIALS
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colorfu l arrangement of well-lf 1 CombNtion Cri19y Chow M:;.~ .. ~ ...... '7" ~-".
prcp~red peapods. zucchini :t c tAu1trJ Styte Cliden ............................. 19" ,.,,,., .;
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m-cr to our dessert. a fresh
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the edges. it was best at the
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DINNU BUPPIT M-n U 15.95
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ISLAND
NEWPORT
BEACH
(714) 644-2030
A Splendiferous
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Champagne, too!
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Sundays 10-3
I
F rom Page 17
questioned this -till we tned
to leave and could barrl}
quce1c between tables. ser-
vers and free-standing specials
blackboards.
The popular lunches (make and may ~o up to S 10.50. i
sure you have a reservati on) swordfish 1s on the menu. Yo1
vary fro m day to day. but have a choice of soup or salad alwa)~ feature a special Luncheon salads. such a
omel et. crepe, chicken breast papaya with seafood or stufTec
and fou r to fi ve fresh fish. And avocado. arc $5.95 and $6.25
yes. there's the meatloaf Well- Ben Blender still owns th e
ington. Pnces 'begin at $5.75 Pleasant Peasant, but I won -----~ dered if the improvement·
indicated a new manage r or «
change in chefs. Not so
Chef/manager Kev in Rawl
ings came with Blender fro rr
the original Pleasa nt Peasan
in . r>owney to manage tht
Ne wpon restaurant when i
opened. Fi ve years ago, ht
took over as chefas well. Whcr
I questioned him. he was vcn
low-key about ··reorgan1 Li ng
always trying to change for th '
bener."
How refreshing. in this ag1
of culinary musical chairs. t<
fi nd a talent which has re
mained and persevered so tha
a restaura nt could grow a nc
mature right along with him.
T H E P L EASAN l
W1nn1nq lirsl ptace at tne Irvine Marr1011 on 1he hole! s recent Best Margartta Contest
wdS fl Toro10 Res1auran1 ot Newpo11 Beach Celebrallng lherr victory w1lh event emcee Voe~ 1<1119n1 Jr l!>econd from 11ghtl were (left to rignt) Jorge Gordillo. El Tori10-Newport
f3•.,1r 11 re~''"" ,ml manager NdCho Seguro fl Toro lo do,,roCI rnanager Knight. and Alberta
Nur.ol•hit h<ir managPr at Et Toroln·Newport Bf'aCh who preparl!d 1ne w1nn1n9 hbalion
PEASAN T. 425 1 Maninga lc
Way. MacArthur Sq uare
Newpon Beach: re servations
955-2755. Open for d1nnc1
Mon-Thu .. S:JO t1 11 9. F-n .. St1t
till IO. Luntti. Mon-Fn.
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TASTE SUCCESS AT ilENNIGAN!S
Monte Cristo-Triple
layered Hormel Cure 81 •
Ham, Fresh Roasted Turkey
Breast, Two Kinds of
Ct:leese, Batter Dipped and
Fried, Dusted w ith
Powdered Sugar and
Served with Knott's Red
Raspberry Preserves
Fried Veggies-a Pound of
Lightly Hand -Battered
Garden Fresh Vegetables,
Deep Fned and Served
with a Hot Pepper Dip
'
.. -a
Cha-rr-Yoar -own CO-Ui'iifirse~~~==
Benn19an·s Original
Philadelphia Cheese Steak
-Thinly Wafered Steak
Grilled with Onions and
Mushrooms, Covered
w ith Melted Cheese and
Hea~d High on a
Grilled Roll
Burgers-Fresh Ground Beef,
Charbroiled, Served on a
Fr.eshly Grilled Bun Baked
Daily at Bennigan·s, Avail-
able w ith a Variety ot
Toppings
\
Westminster
Mall ...
Chicken "Mama Mla"-
Two Boneless, Skinless
Chicken Breasts, Rolled in
Our Italian Breading, Pan
Fr1ed with a Hint of Lemon
and Parme~n Cheese
\
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BBQ Baby Back Ribs-
Hickory Smoked on the
Premises, GriUed and
Basted in Our O wn
Hickory-Honey-BBQ
Sauce
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NATURAL/HEALTHY
FORTY CARROTS (Continued )'
Sej(erst~om. Discover that real good
feelinl( t•f eating itreat tastinl( me11ls
p repared daily. natural and.healthy.
Ori.iinal recipe~. t'rei.h juice"
~quee7.t-d daily. A 11reat place for
Dinner 7 davs from 11 a.m. Sunda'
('hampa..:ne. Rrunch. Rt>tween Rull
1o<·ks and I. Magnin. So C11a><t Pla7.a,
lowt-r level ;,rif\.9700
ANTHONY'S PIER 2,
Tht-S1111t hnn ('al if. He .. taurant
Writt-r' voted th1l> une th!' winner 11!
the lw-.t \ alut-r!:'~t au rant" Th!:'ir
-raft.,><t ''th" talk ut tht· 111wn "'th
111 1:, I "''h f'1~h dailv I 'KS Tt-11'
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weight conscious. Open nightly for
d inner. Located on the beautiful
Newport A11y at 10:1 N Aa)'llidl' Or.
n40 !i 1 :n
BLAC K BEARD'S
Noted fur their intimate "Pirates of
the ('aribhean" atmosphere. Their
fam11us Carihbean pork chopi; is a
r11re c·ulioarv find. T he ntensivt>
mt>nu also o(fer;; ht'artv bet>f entreei-
and fresh .-.eafo1>d. Lu°nC"h is M!rVl'd
11 :1 Mon.-Fri. {)inner from !i p.m
Happy H11ur Mun.·Fri. t -i p.m
T antaliting <•y«ter har -.pedalitiei-.
Widt-;.cr1>en T V. Two hlocki< ~outh
11f .fqh n Waynt-A1rp<1rt Newport
He111·h. is:1:1.00Ho.
T H E CANNERY
Thi~ h1-.111m· watrrfrnnt lundmark
1n !'l<f'wpnrt ·., l'ann!:'rv Villa!(!' tea
t 1m·~ I ri·•h lorn I ,.eat1 .. .<l am! Eai.t
l'rll ll('<·f ('•1n-."tt·nth j.!IH.d "IN \'ltt'.
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l'h111npal(nt' Hr1111ch and H11rh1,r
( r111'"' r,11lt'rta111nwnt rlll!hth 1111d
Sun. 11flt-rnouni-. Enjvy the loungt>
fuiid !{alley ~uperh clam rhowd!'r!
!1010 LaFayette. ti7!l-!l777.
Rt:U BEN'S OF NEWPORT
This is the original and has t~en
llerving Newport Bt>ach for 2n years.
Their specialty is iwafood and
steaks. Chefi< i;peC'ial select ions daily
a.nd famoui; for their broasted
chicken, too! A beautiful waterfront
view of Newport Bay enhances the
atmosphere. Perfect for business
entertaining and romant ic dining.
Lo('.ated at 2!ll K Coast Hwy., New-
port. Re11ervations ac•<-epted . Phom•
67:1.1505
THE REX OF NEWPORT
Located on the oceanfront across
from the Newport Beach pier, The
Re" is the Orange Coas t's most
udu11ive seafood restaurant. Well
known for fresh Hawaiian gourmet
fish !M!lections and specializing in
sweet Channel Island abalone. ten-
der veal and prime meats. The
warm amhianre of th!' padded
bo11th11. l(llthic painting!\ and the
wt>ll stocked wine racks lend to
Ht'x·-. convivial at mosphere. The
He x of NewporL.i.s the choice of
lo<'al!> ai; well as visitors. Reci pient
of the pre11t il(iuu.i; Travt'I ·Holiday
Award. Cai-ual/elegant attire.
Lum·h. r!innt-r ('all 67!) :lf'641 for
n:M·rvauoni-. Valet park•nl(
Rl 'STY PF:LIC'A~
Fr•·' h '<e11' "' 111 it nd 1111' 111 111 I· omr·
clock your!lelf here a nd dine over-
looking lhe beautiful Newport Ray.
Featuring l f1 tu i!l fresh fi11h selec~
t 111n!> dailv from around the world.
No wait seafood bar in the lounge.
Lunch. Uinner, Sun. Hrunch in
Newport. 27:15 W. Coast Hwy ..
642-3431. In Irvine -lunch, Din·
ner. and Happy Hour. 11'.!:IO Main.
M5·4774.
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TALE OF THE WHALE
Experience a step back into time to
a place where you can dine at your
own leisu~. Enjoy the romance of
oil! Newport with a panoramic bay
view. Excite your sense!I with their
sensational seafood and traditional
favorities. Breakfast 7 a.m .. Mo n.·
Fri .. Lunt:h 11·• Mon.·Fri., Dinner
4-11 Mon.-Sat. Sat. and Sun.
Brunch 7-•. Oyster Bar Fri., Sat. &
S un. Banquet facilities up tu 500.
400 Main St., Balhc1a. 67!1 46:1:1
THE WAREHOUSE
Newport's most innovative water
front dining experirm·e. Chef
Charles Kalagian featurt'1' fre!lh sea·
(1Ktd a nd international • cuii.ine.
H ighly ac•claimed, awa.rd winning
Sat. and Sun. Rrunch. al!lo f!'aturinii
patio dininl(. Incredible oyster hAr.
exquisite amhience. exceptional live
entertainnwnt. Ran4uet.i; anci l'lltr r
in.: ava1lahl!:' Lido Vil11tg!'. NPwpurt
Real'h 1;-;.1 -1100
GRAND DINNER THEATER
Impressive dining and profet111ional
productions are sure to please earh
time you vi~it. T he extraordinary
buffet offers roast baron of beef.
glazed ham with a fruit sauce. Geor-
gia chicken with peaches and glaze
and the Malli Mahi is 8<'rved in a
peall8nt sauc.-e. T ri-color fettuccini
and cr!'am i11 a real favorite. Enjoy
dinner and a play tonight! Grand
Dinner Theater located within the
t:rand Hotel in Anaheim at I Hot.el
Way. Call 772· 7710.
HARLEQU I N DINNER
THEATER
F.very cul\tomer can be experted to
he treated like a celebrity. The
theater offers scrumptioui1 meal11
with top productions in an elegant
al mosphere. The sumptuous buffet
includes roast baron of beef.
chi<·ken and fish di11hes, pa11tas,
salads. vegetables, and Kinful des-
serts. The Sat. and Sun. brunch
includes a variety of egg di11hes. The
Celebrity Terrace is available fur
private dining. The individually
clernrated private balcony room~
11wrlook tht> 4f>().IU!al horlle1ihtlf'
sh11pecl mam r1H1m. The Harlequin
1,., lo<·a!f•d at :lf~):I S. Ha rbor 111 Santa
ArtH. ('1111 '17!1 7'1i10
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