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Serving Newport Beech, Cotti MHI, Huntington Beech, lrvlnt, Laguna Beach, Fount1ln V1Uty Ind 4GUth Or1n11 County
ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY MAV 29. 1985 •· Lt N r ~
Supervisors urged to take pay hike
Orange County Grand Jury suggests
raise from $45.612 to $75,000by 199 1
linanctall) 1ndcpt·ndl·01 ... lhl· (1ranc.J
Jul") report rnndudt•d .. ..\dopt1on o f
vur rl·commcndi111on' "'II 'ien e to
11pen 1he pu-.1t11in' to top-caliber
fll'Opll' 1n m1charct•r "ho "ant to
make ava1labk thl·1r '>l.'f\ ices lO thl.'
tounl) "1thou1 -.ulknng ltlJJor
linannal ..acnliu·, ..
c;alancs. a~ rcqum:d b) la". h)
~ l'l.000 e\t:f) I"-<> )ears through
1119 l Thu'>. a '>Upt.'n 1sor would earn
ahout S55 .0(J() beginning in I WP
\65.0001n 19X9andS75.000in 1991
pa1J S 71 76Y dnnuall ~
-\lso. Orange ( ount~ 110" cmpl1J}'>
-159 "o rkcr\. 1nduding !.UPl.'f\ 1sor'>·
J tJ c\. "ho C'um:ntl\ l.'Urn mon: lhdn
hoard ml.'mtx·" ~oml.' -12 111p dt·p;ir1-
ml'n1 anQ ag1·nt~ t h1el'i arl' paid
\"lfJOOO u r murl· pt:1 ~ear "htll·
jno thl'f ~11 l'drn tx:t"el'n $5111100
jnJ $611I100 Ju ore.Jing 111 the ( Jfdnd
J ur. report
"l n reten1 'ca r'> the JOb ha~
rl·qu1red a fuli-t1mc rnmmnment.
fh1s fact coupl~c.J with the nettssat yof
lhl' hoard ha\ 1ng to ~t its o wn
\Jlann " poli 11rall} \Cn<11tt\l' issue.
ha\ rcsulll.'d 1n a ,ompt."nsa11on 1m-
bdlJnC\' hct" ccn tount) manaJement
Jnd \uix-r' l\tifs which' Kt1m1zes the
ldt1t·r · thc n:pon state!>
By JEFF ADLER
• 01 IM Delly Piiot •tan
fhe Orangt· ( ounl\ <1ranJ Jur\
lod :I\ rt'lommt•ntkd that thl' li\l'
\UfX'n l\or•,' 'alanl'' tw 1m rl.'a,l.'J
·Nestande
to run for
state post
8JJEFFADLER
OttlleO.., .........
Orange County Supervisor .
Bruce Nestande has reserved a
large room at Newport Beach's
Hotel Merldlen on June 4 where
he ts expected to formally an-
nounce that he will seek the
Republican nomination for
lieutenant governor In 1986.
Nettande, 4 7, ended specu-
lation about his polltlcal future
lat' last week when he malled
Invitations to about 800 sup-
porters and GOP party activists.
"In the .put several months
I've talked to a lot of peopte and
there was a sufficency of sup-
port," Nestande today. "I'd
already made the decision in my ·
mind to go lffter It, so t've already
done the exploring."
For almost a year, Nestande
has acknowtedged that he was
considering challenging the in-
cumbent, San Francisco Demo-
crat Leo McCarthy, who Intends
to seek re-;efectlon.
Neatande's entry Into the race
marks the first of any Re-
publicans said to be considering
the GOP nomination. Others
mentioned as poasJble can-
didates are state Sen. H.l. Rich-
ardson, R-ArcadMl, and former
Lt. Gov. Mike Curb, who lost a
1982 battle for the GOP ,
gubernatorMll nomination to ~
Gov. George Oeukmejian.
Nestande. a former as-
semblyman. served on then-Gov.
Ronald Reagan's Sacramento
staff before his election to the
Board of Supervisors In 1980. He
easily won re-election to his
supervlsorlal seat, representing
Irvine, Mission Viejo, El Toro and
much of southeastern Orange
County last year.
He also Is chairman of the state
Transportation Commission.
Nation
President
Reagan, win-
ning plaudits
from con-
gressional
tax writers. is
proposing a
vast tax overhaul
with lower rates. larger
exemptions and fewer
deductions -a system
he promises will lift the
poor and make every-
body's neighbor pay a fair
share. "America, go for ·
it ," he urged./ A4
Entertainment
South Coast Repertory
closes its 20th an-
niversary with powerful
drama of racial tension 1n
South Afrlca./83
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I rum t hl' prt'\l'n 1 $-1 S ti I ~ to ~ 7 S OOil
h\ I 1191
"( urrt•n1 u 11nJ)l'n,at1on ll'' l'I'> ll'nd
It• dl\rnuragl' applilJnl\ 1t11 lhl\
no'>ll1on "I.lo Jrl· not rl'ltrl'd or
woman
saved
from
suicide
Drama on freeway
overpass ties up
traffic for miles
By STEVE MARBLE
01 .... 0.11, Piiot "•"
-\ 11.'ma k \hl.'flll'' dqi111 ~ J nJ 1 \\ o
ollil'l.'r\ tra 1 nt·d 1 n 1w,1.1gc nt·go-
11a 1 ion'i Wl'rc l'rl'Ulll'd Inda' "1th
per<,uad1ng an l:l f11ro ''nmari not w
kap from a lrn·,,a, O\lTpa" fuc\-
Ja, afternoon Ill Ir' 1nl·
Traffic on l\\11 trn·"a" "a' ,un-
[l.t'\ll'd for mort· than'"" hour\ it'> the
nl.'gollalOf\ tallo.t·d "11h the J 1-~ear
old "oman \\h11 ''a' \lraddling a
railing on thl· R1·d 11 111 \\l'llUl' hnJgl.'
O\l.'f the 'iOUthhound IJnt'' ofthl' "tan
D1l'go Frl'l'" J'
I hl· !rt•e\\J\ \ \11u1hh11und lanl.''>
"l'rl' 'il.'akd oil tu uimmutl.'r tr.illie
Im mnr1· than I huur' ~101on\t\
"t'fl' Ul'lourl·d on111 lht' ( mtJ \lt•,a
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c .tlllorn1a I l1g.h""' t'a11 ol '>poh·,.
mJn Rtt lo. 'ill''l'll' ,,1111 1rallil· "a'
'narleJ on 1h1· C mla \k,a Frl'l'"a'
Jnd thl' north lan1·' 111 thl' \an Diego
I rt'I.'" a~. "'hit h n·m,11nl·d 11f)l.'n dur-
ing lhl' 1nn1knt
"A' ·1h1· tinw \\t' ~111 out 1h1·rl·.
1h1ng.., "l'rl' ,llrt'Jd~ h.it lo.1·d up \11 for
that 1hne "a'n't mu, h ''1' u>uld do
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h,td In \'>,Ill. \lt'\l'll' ,,11d
I h,· 111l i.kn1 111111.ilh r1·p11rtl·d 111
In 1 nc poll"· hq1.1n .11 I 11' p m .tnJ
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lrom lhl· 'hl·nll'' Jl·pa11m,·n1 .rnJ tht•
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\\Oman and pulling h1•r ·'"a~ frW1l lht·
hnJgr railing \1urr.1' 'hl.'f1ffs In-
' C\l1ga1or ~tl'' l' A1.,h11p JnJ R uc.J~
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murt· 1ha11 :1n l1111J1 hl•l111 ,· .111nnp11 nti.
lh1· ft'\tUl'
Pol1l1' \a1J th~ \\11111.111 .1pp.11l·n11\
\\ .1, 11n hn "·" t11 .in aluih11I
rt•h.-th1lild11on •l'nh:r "hl·n ,h,·
\\Jlk,•d un1u thr o' l'rp.1" "th,· "·"
la1t•r admitted 10 .1 ht1-.p11al lor
P'>~l'hlJlnt· n ,tiuat11in
The (1rand Jun rl·~ommcndt·c.J
\UP\.'f\ •~or'> 1m rt'•l'>l' thl'ir "" n
The report noted that \UPI.'" •~or\
in ~an Diego ( u unt). s1m1lar 1n ·'"l'
Jnc.J popula11on 10 Orangt• ( nun1'
nn" are paid SS' 15'1 per \ear "hill'
I o\ -\ngck\ ( llUOI\ \Ul)t'f\ 1\llr\ Jfl'
0.-, l'llot ,._.. • ..., _., • ._..n
Officers intercept aulclde-bound woman on overpau.
(PleHe eee PAY HIXE/A2)
Coast exporter
'astounded' at
federal charge
HB m a nufactur er
says ·we w ent over
all this ' year~go
LO\ .\'(if l ~\ 1 \Pl -.\Hunt
1ng10n Rl':Jl h dn truntl \ mJn·
tacturt>r 1nd1t tl·J lur' 111l.1t11m 111 l \
e\pon la"'>. \a1d ht· '~a' ··.i.,toundl'd
b~ the l hargl''> hn ,1U'>l' ""t' "t'nt 1•\ t·r
all of th1 ·· "''h kderJI otlin .l l' ~'
)ear\ ago
"I am rt .. llh J\h1undt'J that thl·'
would J o thl'> 111 ml' .. R 1rhard "-dh
Sm~ th wl<l rl.'p"nl.'r' alil·r tit·1ng
arraigned Tul.''>da' ht:fnrt' l ~ \1.ig1'·
trail' Jame' \.\ \It \1;ih11n on I'\
tUUOI'> of\ 1olating the -\rm\ ( ontml
.\ct and t 'i add11111nJI t hargl'' o l
making fal.,e .,rn1rmt·n1\
Hl· "as rl.'lt•ai,l.'d 11n $II HI 1100 hunc.J
and ordl'rl'd to \llrrl'ntkr ht'> PJ'>,~>n
ixnJ1ng lurtha prUln·c.Jing., t'll.1 11rl'
l ~ D1-.1m.1 Jullg1· PJml'IJ Ann
R\mer \londa'
\m.th '~ "alt\J\ed of 1llegall~
n p11n1ng lilM I nu1kar tnggenng de-
' ll'<''> t ailed lo.r. tron' tu Israel. ~1d
\\'9\tant l "i .\llornt'' \l. tlltam F
I Jht'\
rJht'\ 'M!tJ J0\(>0C 10 thr l nth!d
\tJle' t an hu' 1.ntmno, Tht' t'lel-
tron1, 11m1n11 dt'' ltt'\ Jrt' u<.ed in
pho11xop1er' Jnd j rpon '>trot)('
li gh1' hut th., dl\11 u•ulc.J ~ u<,l:d I<)
t LHllrol thl' 11m1n~ 01 nu1 k ar deton-
Jt1on~
\mJ.UU1u'1 rl·turnl'd rrum pan1c1-
pa1tng in J 'i•rth ..\tlJntlC' freat\
Organ11Jl11111 mn·11ng 1n Tht' Hague.
'l'lhrrland' "hl•r,· hl· '>t'f\ rd on a
lC>rnm1llt'l' d 111n11 rt'\t'Jrt.:h o n acro-
'Pate gu1dan1l· "'ll'm' ~1d he had
"compktl'h 11•11f)\~ra1t'd" "1th L'
C u\to m' agent' 1 n their 1 n \ cst1ga11on
11f1h1· ;ilkgl'<lh ilkgal \h1pmen1s_
"\l. t' "'t'nl m ,·r all o l th1'> w11h them
'• \t'jr'> jgo \m\lh ..aid. ··~o I
rl'j)f\ d11n 1 unJt'"IJ nd "h' thl'' are
malo.1ng \Ul h j ~ltttkal JbuUI II no" ..
H11ldtn).' ur .I l0n1i'1tall.' lrum the
(Pleue see EXPORTER / A2)
Students lambast
teachers over
hot labor dispute
8~ ROBERT B . .\Rl\ER
Of the Oally Pllol 51•"
I \\11 ,,·n1u1 tl.1" 'llHk rlh .11 I "lil
ta1n \Jlll'\ ll 1~h ..,,)1,1ul ltll'
::ipp:.trt•nt hut ht·J 111 11.h h,·r pr .. 11·'1'
1n jn 1n.rea\ln~h hnh 1 l.1h•H ,t '1'••'1
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(Please sec .STUDE NTS/ A2)
Laura's fourth Beirut kidnapping
of ex-Coast man
stuns OC friends
1 birthday pa~s,es
with slim leads
Neig hbor. ex-wife
fea·r for safety of
h ospital director
By TONY SAA VE ORA
and ROBERT BARKER
0t ,.,. oa11, Hot ''"'"
\l1lwug:i ,,., thou,,111d' o t nult·,
Ol\lU\. lhl· "a' 1n I l·hanon hn\
lllUl'ht•d lht• II\\.'\ of rl'bll\l'\. frlt'!Hh
and former cu-wnrkt'T\ nr a Hunt·
111gion Bcarh man lo.1Jnap~·d at
gunpoint Tuc'l<l:l} 1n Mnskni \\t•.,1
Aeirut.
"It rcall\ hnng'i 11 home:" 'laid
()\tar-1°)uhlo.1n .1 li1n~11111,· ltunt·
1ngtnn At•:Kh 1w1ghhor 111 l>a\ id r
fat•oh,1.'n. 1lw '-' H'.lr-1 tld hn,pllal
dirt'l.'t11r ahtllll tnl h~ "' g,unnwn ·"
ht• \\:lll.,·J to \\Uri.. 1n Hl'1ru1
IJt11hwn ht·ad ,1Jm1n1'itra111r 111
thl' ..\nwnl'.lll I 01\l'f'll' of lk1rut
llo'>pllJI. " th,· '"'h \mt·n1.1n
ktdnapf)t~ 1n thl· "·u-11"n l 11\ \Int'('
Man-h l.'>X4
•\nd th1· hrnf\ 111 J Hrlll\h 11111\l·r·
\II\ tcac h1•r. who had hl'l'O \hnl
,c\1.'rul llnlt'' 1n thl' hl'.ld. ,,,1, hrn11gh1
to till' ho,p11.ll lllc'r~1ll' ll•da\ tht•
1\\\\1(.'tatl.'d Pr''" fl'~>rll'd l n1H'r·
"t' otlinal'i \J1c.J thl'' c.J1c.J °''1 l.n11"
"'here 1nstruc1or f)\.•n1-. 11111. 'i \ \'a'
k1llrd or who hrnught him tn the
DaYld Jacobaen
hll\Jllltll
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jtfl•Ufl h.I\ \ IJinwJ rt'\~>l1\lh1ht\ hll
thl' fau1h'4.'n l.1d naoo1nR and n,1
(Pleaee eee KIDNAP/A2l
County grand jurors claim
state law ties their hands
Wht'll mo I pt·npk .111· .l\kt•d "hat
mk .l grand JUT") pin'" 1h1• r 11mmnn
ITT1c;wcr cenlcr\ on 1hc.· ~1wt'r or
1ntl11 tml.'nt -th1• po"1·r 111 formalh
ch3rJC per\On\ "Ith <l l flO)(
Rut 1n < J ltfornia, \lllh an an!>"N
wuuld he.• IOC'Orrt't t Th,· gr:lnd JUT")
"\tcm in thr C inhkn \t:11t• hac;
l hlrngl·J suh,tan1111ll ~lllll' u I 97H
c.·ourt dl'<'l'l1on '4.'\ c1c.·h h1mtct.J thl.'
rnlt' ti grond JU• ot.1)'t 111 rnmrnal
C'A'IC'I
lex.ht). arand 1um·' \m·h j\ tht• IQ.
mrmhcr Ornnal' ( <1unt' C 1ran,1 Jur.
arl' limttcd tn 1lll'11 111k 111 th<.'
t nminal JU'tlt'l' '"tl'lll \111t'l' tht•
197 Hawk1nsdet:1mm "'·" "'u,·d "'
the \t:Uc Supf('ml' ( ,1ur1 gr;ind 1u11n
here ha' c hJ<l 1u rnn,·cnt1 all' 1lw11
dTonc; ao, ltx·al p.o' l'rnmt·nt "all h·
d°fht• rur1cnt ( lran(ll' ( 11unt> ( 11,ind
Jul"). now nl·anna the end 0111, llnl'-
)car term. would Ilk<' 10 ~o;tort• lhc
traditional rule irand June' h.n <' pla)c<11n lhC' t"n minal 1u<1t1t'<' "•Mm
The local panel ha\ l':ilkd u1lYn the
Ro,, rd or upcr' t'l(ll"\ hl 'llPIX'n
kl'-1'la1111n that "11uld rc,lllrt' lhl· right
111 f.(rand 1un,., 111 l'i<.u1· 1nJ1llmt·n"
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"ron{l "1th our" lll hd0$ rok hut ~~
1llht'r \tall'' h.H l' tht• 1nJ1l lmt•n1
pn'll.c'' and 1n tht' intn\''l of guod
gcncrnmen1 "'' "ould Ilk,· \l) \t.'1' 11
rt'\tnf\'ll h1•11· " ,. '''"' llll'U 1 hum.n
to..th<'lt' toffm11n of the I !)It~ l('i
Orang,• ( ounl\ C 11,lnll Jun
In thr t fo"'~'n' Jctt\lon "1a11·
\up1r nw ( llurt 1u,11u·, rul,'1..1 1h.11
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8~ STE\ t-. \1 \R BU-.
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JEFF
ADLER
PERSPECTIVE
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(Ple.ae eee ORA~O J URY I A2J
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(Plca.c .ce LAURA'S / A2)
Illegals hurt
the economy,
INS chief says .
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A2 * Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Wednetday, May 29, 1985
LAURA'S FOURTH BIRTHDAY PASSES •..
rromA.1
.. We hke these guys (1hc San
Bernardino 1nv~11gato~) and \\C
believe they care." Patt) ~ad ... But
this 1s ourdau,ahter That's " hat" l··rc
saying -we JUSt wan1 1he best."
During a tnp la~1 wet·h·nd t<1
Wash\ngton D.C.. the Bradbu~s
talked with FBI officials and arr-
ho~ful the agenq "1ll 1ai..e an arnH·
role in tht' case. "What we've found out 1~ 1ha1 thl·re
are a lot of commun1l'at1on gaps
between agenc1e~." f'au~ said.·· I here
aren't 1hat man) kidnapped children
an the count(') hut we :Hl' con!ilantl)
finding agenc1c'i 1ha1 haw nl·ver
heard of La um."
Laura'<> moth"r i.u1d shl' and hrr
husband also won; that thr 'an
Bernardino invc!>ti~ators are de' ot-
1ng less tlml' 10 the 1nvest1gat1on
.. I read a quote recent!\ 1n thl'
m·.,_,spaper and the' (1he in-ve~t1ga1ors) made 11 sound likl' lh1ngs
are winding down:· lhl' mother -.aid
"Tha1's our \A.Off\
"We l>.nov. pt>opli: \\ho ha\c t·alkd
1n ups and in forma11on that halln·t
bcr-n followed up." sh(' said. "We
don't know 1t 11's bc'l·ause thl')'°re
overburdened llr what."
Jim Bryant. a spokt>sman for 1he
sheriffs dcpartml'nt. said the 1n-
ves11ga11on has not been cu nailed and
1ha1 new tip and lcuds s11ll come in
dail). Br) ant !!laid a i'ormal respon~
10 the conce rns \ 01ced b) lh l' Brad-
burys will be made later today.
PAY HIKE FOR SUPERVISORS ...
From Al
In makmg comparisons to otht'r
profession&, the: Grand Jun rcponed
finding that business executives in
mid-level posi tions exceed the rnr-
rent supervisors· salaries while !>ome
construction workt"rs and truck dn \ -
ers. "working long hours:· can earn
close to the amount board members
now are paid. -
Board Chairman Thomas Riil•\. a
retired Marine Corps general. agreed
supervisors should he ··l·ornpematcd
for the rcsponsiblit\" of th e otli n:
they hold.
.. It's hard to g_ct U!>ed 10 ha v1ng ) ou1
1mmcd1atcstafTpa1tl more than ~ou."
R1leysa1d "lf)Ou want to pul 11 on an
hourly basis. there are fev.-damn dn).,
ldon'tput1na I0-12hourda) ··
The Gran~ J ury·s re\ ie.,_, 111 th1·
SUpl'r\ 1sors' salar) was 1n111a1ed .1her
offietals on the rnunt) ·s per\onnl'I
committee requested thl· stud'
Board members must appro\ c thl·lr
ov. n salar) increases
In Los Angele!> or San Dtl'gl~
counties. for instance. !IUJ)('f\ 1sor!>
salaries arc 11ed 10 the amo unt uf
mone) upN1M and Municipal roun
Judges earn. J udgcs· salaries are set by
1hc state Legislature
Supcn l!.or I laml'll W1ctlcr. a
·member of thl· J)l'rsonnl'I rnmm1111.·e
that rcqueStl·d tlw(irandJur) rc\'lt'""·
said ha\ mg 10 \l't lhl'lr own salaries
places super' l\Or' 1n an .. un1cnable
pos111on:· .. "I d1dn·1 tal>.l' 11 (the J11 h) li>r the
..alar.. Rut d \tHJ Jo ti 111 a ,·om-
paraitve wa). · 1tw .. 1an 1'> making
more." 'hr 'rt1d
KIDNAP VICTIM'S FRIENDS CONCERNED •••
From Al
demands have been n·rl·1vcd.
Univers11y offit·1al-; \:11d the~ wat
puzzled Tuesda} O'-'l'r the attack on
the director of an apoh11ral. non-
discriminatol") hosp11al that" \lrJ1n-
1ng to treat the '-'lcllm'> of v.ar
Sitting in the dining arl'a 01 h1'
Busby Lane homl'. Dobkin \\J\Jll'l J">
confused.
"I've known him (Jacob'>l'nl for 20
years. I don't think he\ JI Jll a
political individual He\ JU!.t dedi-
cated to his work." he \a1d ... Ot•all lhl·
people to grab. I don ·1 \l'l' an~ rl·awn
to take him."
The Jacobsen!. and Dobl>.1n~ \\l'rl·
among the first two fam1lrt'\ w mo'l'
into the Huntington Beach tract m•ar
Marina High School. Tht fam1llt'!.
had gone on se,eral camping mp.,
together.
Dobkin said he heard the nc"., ot
the Jacobsen k1dnapp1ng Tul·sJa\
morning after turning on thl' radio 1n
time to catch the tale end of a m·v.'
broadcast.
''I heard the name Jacob,rn. tlll·n
'Beirut' and "hO'>pllal" and I k nn' 1 t
was him:· he said. "I'm still
shocked.··
A woman at the Jacobst•n homt.• lln
Busb' Lane 1den11ficd herself as tht•
hospital adm1nistra1or's ex-wife. but
ai.ked 1ha1 her name no1 be used.
She said she .,_,as shocked b' the
rcpon sand had been on the telep.hone
mos1 of the da) talking 10 1ate
Departmenl officials
.. her) second counts," !.he said ... I
hope that 1hc-:r ( L' .S. utlir1als) are
doi ng· the besl the} can. I'm \Cf)
rnncerned. He"; 1he father ufm} three
ch1ldrl'n and he·s a struggling human
being."
The \\Oman c.a1d 'ihl· v.a!> no1ilied
tl\ her ~on Er1l . "ho rece1 \Cd a
tl;lephonc call around 2 a.m from
Wa~hington officials informing him
of the kidnapping.
She' added that Jacobsen had
tra\t·kJ to Orangt' ( ount~ about t"-O
\\ee ks ago to\ 1c;11 ..., 11h c.ons. Enc and
PJul and a daughtt:r "hOSl' ldl'nlll\
v.a., not re\ealcd.
Enc Jacobsen. contactl'd b\ tl'lt'·
phone. refused to comment c>n thr
k1dnapp1ng ur lhl' '1\ll.
Ooreen Barrell. a nurSl' at .\lham-
bra ( ommun11~ Hospital "'here
Jacobsen \\as hl·ad adrn1n1s1rator for
eight ~l·ar ... sa1J th,u sht' .... as \\Orncd
tor h1.-. \akt\ -\o \\urned thJt c;ht'
was ha\'1ng trouble" keeping ht.•r mind
on the jQ.b.
"It's hard gc111ng our work done.
You don't know what the} (his
captors) will do to him." Barrett said.
She and Su!Mln Vejar. an adm1n1s-
trative secretar} at the hospital,
speculated that Jacobsen was lured to
Lebanon by the challenge of operat-
ing the 420-bcd medical center. the
largest in the strife-tom country.
They also ponrayed him as a "very
canng" person who would dip into
his own pockets to help employees
and send flowers to elderly or lone-
some hospital patients.
Roben Berry. New York-based
spokesman for the Beirut university,
said Jacobsen was hired by the
medical center in December after
working nearly two years in Riyadh.
l;)aud1 Arabia. as head administrator
of a 120-bed military hospital.
Jacobsen. who holds a bachelor's
dt>gree in psychology from UCLA and
a mas1er's in public administration
from 111he University of Arizona.
began nis career in the Los Angeles
Count)' hospital system. Berry said.
He later headed the Alhambra
hosrmal from 197 3 10 1981.
EXPORTER' ASTOUNDED' AT CHARGES •..
From Al
U.S . ..\ir Force commending him lur
.. mentorious n v1han sen ice:· hr
said. ·in '1ev. ot JU!>I ren•1\ 1ng thl\
the indictment rl·all~ v.a.-. a ~urpn!>e I
still can·t belrc vl' 11 ··
The 1nd1ctmcn1, returned ~1.1\ 16.
alleges that ~m> t~. from Jan11J r>.
l 980. through m1d-Decrn1bcr. J 1.)82
')Cnt the kl")t ron\ wit hout ob1a1n1ng
rhe required exporl ltcen.,e or" nlll·n
appro,al from thl' l \ '>tall' Dq1Jrt ·
ment
Sm>th prl·c.1dt"nt of .\1 ilw lnll'r·
national Inc . maintained thJl hl' h.1d
reviewed the general e\pc>rt llLL'n'l'
regulations he bclrl'\ cd \\ere pl.'111
nent 10 shipmen I ol kr) trom Jnd
claimed ... there wa\ no l'rO'>'>·rckrl·n·
cc to the mun111on' h\I that "oulcJ
have indicated the need for a '>JX'UJI
htl.'n,l· ..
l"ral'I \aid II ha\ u'ed thl' IV.O·tnlh·
tong Jc, Hl'" tor non-nulka1
purpo'>l0!> and 1l hJ' Jgn'ed. JI th,·
rl'qUl''>I of l 'i IJ" l'nlorn•rnl'nl
offinals. 10 n:wrn 111 l · ~. custod\ the kr~ tron"> rl·mrt1n1ng in \luck. 11t1ii.i.1I'
'aid
'-.m, th 'Jli.l thl' 'ak tll the l..n 1ro"'
"J' mrtde to thl' I klr C nrp or T cl
\\I \ .iprl\Jll'l•llllf)Jll~ lhJI IW,,lllf
\\J' 11pa; .. 11,·d h\ l'r.tdl hU,lnl'\)111.111
\rnan \1 11lh.1n
\\l.l·d ii hi\ q1mpan' \'a' n.inwd
\I ilu1 hl·La Ll\l· 111 1n'1>f, l'llll'n t .,_, 1 l h
\11 kh<.1n 'im,th \,lid that Mill han
dtd nol h.i \ l'. an~ UY. nl'rsh1p IOll'rnt
111 the ll un11ngton Bt.•arh firm hut
·hl· "'.l'> 11m• 1 •I our h1ggl·'1 cuc;-
lomL·r,
\m)th \aid he lirsl met M1 lchan in
147'2 ·'v.hen we entered a joint
\Cnture at the urging of the Israeli
go,emment." He did not elaborate
11n tht' na1ure of the JOml venture
M llchan 's business enterprises
have included producing several Hol-
l) v.ood mov1('S. including "The King
11fC omed~ ·· ... tarring Roben DeN1 ro
nnd kr~ I l'"' ,.,
lklorc lurm1ng hi\ ov.n compan>.
\m~th worh•J a'> an aerospace cng1-
necra1 Nonh ..\mencan .t\v1a11on and
llS succc~~or. Nonh .\merican Ro k-
well. from 1955 to 1969. He was chief
engineer for the av1on1cs system on
the F-111 Jet and earlier worked on
dcvdopment of the automatic pilot
s~ tern for the Boeing 707.
GRAND JURY W AN'rS INDICT POWER .••
From Al
indictment u1uhl he 1\\ueJ r >nu·
indicted. a ddrnc.Jj~(, \J\l· thl·n
would proceed d1 rl'llh 111 triJI 111 J
Superior Coun
By far the mo\t l·omm11n m:innl'r in
which cnm1 nal dinr&l'' .1rl' hruughl
however, IS lhrnugh J rrl•lrm1nan
heanng. A Pl'f\On l hargl·J v. 1th .1
cnme is brought lx'lnrl' ,, Judgl' 1n
Municipal Court. \\ho tht.•n hl·<Jr\
evidence aga1 n<.t t hl' ·•l l U\l.'d ,inti
rules whether tlh r.-" 'Htli, 1ent
evidence for a tn,11 \t .1 pn l1m111.1r
hcanng. tht• .1ttuwd thri1ugh 111,
lawver">. I" cnt1llt·d 111, 11''" c\.tn11111
and· confronl h" ,11 l u't."
In certain tit\l·' 1hr 1nd1l 1nwn1
process "'a" "11:\\l·J ,1, .1 mor,· l'lk1
11 ve and less l0n<.1h \\,1, 111 pr"lt.'l·d
especial!} 1n \.:l\t'' ~qth m11t11pk
defendants or 1n lJ'l., "herl' l11m·
placated cnm1 nal l 11n,r1r.1l ll'' , ir
fraud were alleged
lnd1ctmcn1' ::il\o u>rnm11nh \\l'll'
sought for ca~c'i tn "hll h t h 1 h.1rl·n
were witnesses In child JhU'>l' l 3\l.,
for instance an 1ndlrtnh nl \\t1ulll
guarantee that ~oung. chtlJrl.'n \\oultf
be exposed to the trauma and or<lcJI
ofJ~tjfy1Jl~at_pubt1s: trial onl~ onll.
Calling thl· current McManin
Just Call
I 642-6086
Deity Piiot
Deflnry
It OuerantHd
'4.J'•dAt ~ 1.\t '' t
"'"' ~..... •11 ~·•f ., • ~ to l -"' ....,., •
Prndl1)0I d11lc.J .ihu'.: lJ\l. 1n I 11<,
\ngl'k' C 11unl\ J glJr1ng e\Jmple ..
111 h11v. thl ll,1\,l..1n' deu"on ha'
alklll't.i th,· "nm1n.JI prmt.'"· the
u1unl\ ( .r,ind Jur~ p111n1nl uut that
l hl' I 0' .\ ngdl·\ ( 1 rJ nd .1 un l\\ued
rnm1n:.il 1nd1l'tmcnh 1n lhl' <.:o">l'
follo\\ 1ng ..,1 d.i\' ul 1.kl1hera11on\
I lt 1v.t•\ t.·r hl'LJU,t· thl' dl'knt.lanl\
<ll·mandcd J puhl1l prcl1m1nd~ hl·ar-
intt unde1 thl· I l.l\' lo.in' Ul'l l\ton thl' ,.1~r ha' dr.t~L·d 1111 '"' ninl' m11 n1h'
''"t1n11-t.1 p,J\,·p, .111 l'\\1matrd ~2
111ill111n '" IJI In .1dd1t111n th,· \11t111g
\\llrll0\\\'°' h,l\l' 'f1\ 111 d.•" 11tl tfh'
\\ lllll'" \l,llltl l\ '''" 111g 111 th1· p11ht11
'f'"ll1ghl J\ lhn \q•re t r11"·e\.11111rwJ
.11 timt' h. ,ill ,l.\,·n 111 lhl· dekn
LI.int' Jl111rnn'
.. II lhl ol\l ll'l"l' J r\· hountl 11\ 1·1 , .. ,
In.ii lh1' 1·n11rl· prnu·,., \\I ll hi.•
rt.·~·t1h0d J....ehm· ,,11d 1n J klll'r Ill
'Ufll0I\ 1\llf\ l:.lll111g 1111 thl'm to \UP·
p11rt l0tl11r1' In rr\turr the 1nd1umcn1
rrt 1u•"
I ht· l11rC"m.in ,1Jtlnl lw '43'> .. ap-
pallnt .11 thr Jhuw tho'c kid\ "l'rt'
,., p .. ,l·J 111
Inf )r<.1ng.d t1unt\ 1h~· ( 1rand Jun
n·pnrt rt.:' W\\ed the mort• ll'ngth\
nrl·lr11Hnar. hninnii' ,onductcd dur
ing thl' pa\I th rte ~ear'>.
Thl' re\ ll'\Aot'r'> found that !11:\t'n
prl'l1m1naf) ht'anngs required from
15 to 40 da" of coun time and all
rl·'>ultl'd 1n ·the dcle ndan1s· hc1ng
hound ma for trial 1n Superior
( uurt rhe seven eases took up a total
of t 1 X court <la"·
The toun1~· D1str1ct ~11ornl')·.,
otlin.· has c1rndudcd that all of lht.•
l 3'r' could h:t\l' been proce!l-;ed b)
grant! rur) 1nd1l'lml·n1. each invoh -
111g onl· to thrl'l' da~., of lhl' grand
1ur' ' 1inw \\hill· \a\ 1ng t·ounl~
t.1\p:l\l°r' ,111e\lln1.ttl'd )1()() {)()() thl'
11t11l'n 'panl'I rl'pOrll'd
"l'htll' 'Jld hl' hopl''> the Boartl r1I
\upt.•n l\Or\ \\ 111 dl•ndl' Ill '>U pport thl·
kgl\la11on 111 ">atramenru atml'll at
fl'\trmng lht' grand jur: ·s 1nd1ctml·n1
P•>"l'r .. 11°'1 an absolute!~ dear-cu1
hill wc·rc ah,olutd\ 1n f:nor of 11 ,"
hl' '·"LI. .
I k added hl' hopcc. the rnunl~ ·.,
kg1 ,lal1\e planning tomm1 .. \lon.
\\ h1,h re' 1ev.-s all pending leg1'ilat1on
,tlTl'cting the count~. agree\ and
rnommendc, 'iupcn 1-;ors \upport thl'
bill. \Pon!iored h} state ~·n Ed Davis.
~ l o\ ~ngcle<.. thl' former Lo~ '\n-
gdl·'-pnlic,· l h 1l'f
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Light showers possible tonight
High elouda apr .. dlng acroaa Southern Catllornta could
bring fight flln to the mounlalna and coastal vall•Y• tonight. but
clear aklH ahoutd prevail Tht.lraday, forecasters said.
The molature-taden ctouda wlll drift eastward. allowing
sunshine and mountain resort hlgha In the 601 on Thuraday. the
National w .. ther' Service said.
Along the Orange Coaat It wlll be felr nor1h Thursday Partly
cloudy south A few sprinkles near the Mexican border tonight.
Highs mostly In the 7Qs. Lows 1n the upper 40s to near 60
From Point Conception 10 the Mexican Border and out 60
miles -Inner wa1ers. Light variable winds Thursday except west
to southwest 10 to 18 knots evening hours. Southwest swell 1 to
2 feet Variable high clouds northern waters then fair Thur•day.
Cloudy southern waters clearing Thursday afternoon.
Tempe L•n,.Roe• aa 83
lOUllVllle 7' sa
M-Pllll at &e ·-~~ "'ONTI. H1g11 tow IO< 24 llou11 ending II Se m M1.,,,1 a..c11 13 79
Alb•nv 02 43 Mllw•ullM SS '3 W11m-Cold,...
AlbuQ-QU41 88 sa Mpl .. $1 Paul 74 S9 OccluO•O ....-S!t li0naty Ay Am•rlllO 911 55 NUllvHle 80 83 SllOw•ra ,_..,, ·fv1•1 Snow
New.Or•een• 86 as .t.nchQ•19e S5 .. ""9~ W•-S..W• NO.t..t. u S o.ot ot ~}• .t.1l1n11 85 117 N•w York 18 58
.t.11an1oc C11v 80 58 NO<IOI~ V1 90 1111
Au1t1n 88 13 Okl•nom1 City 82 70 Calif. Temps 8JV'"• 101 M
Balllmott 83 81 Om1111 II 61 C11a11n1 75 S4
8't1Nft9ham 86 64 Ollalldo 88 66 LonQ B•ach 72 SS 82 59 S.sm11c~ Phlladelpt~I 83 49 78 57 Pnotn•,, 100 74 High low to• 24 nours end•ng at 5 am M Qf'lf'OVI& eor .. 10 .. Mot116'ey 83 SI
8ostot1 as Sl P1ll•bur911 69 48 8at<erslleld 80 5J Ml W~M)(I 81 46
8uttalo 6• . ' Porlll l!d Me 60 4S Eo.1•et1• 60 46 Newl)O(I 9eac1> 67 511
Cas~ 83 38 Potlllnd Ot 61 SI Fresno 82 57 ()f\11110 81 51
Cha1,..1on.6 (. 88 75 Pro111<Jence 73 54 Ll (l(;fll•• 71 54 Palm Sp11no• 99 60
C1>a1iea1ot1, w v 72 60 R1lt1Qll 86 81 Loa •no•'•• 78 60 PUldtnl 77 52
Ch1110111,N C 85 59 Rop10 C11y 82 •7 Oaloano 65 SI R111•r11de 8' 4g
Cney.nne 79 43 Ref'o 67 45 PHORODIH 79 5} Sen 9ttMr(lif\0 , 81 so
ChlCeQO 61 43 n1ct,mond 89 62 Red Blull 68 ~9 San G1b1111 78 so
C1nclf'ln111 1 • \5 St LOUIS 74 60 ~owood C•ly 62 so S•n JOH 72 s•
c i.velanO 63 ., SI Pete Tampa 90 87 Sac11mento 66 42 S•nt• Ana 13 53
Columbus Oh 61 •I S111 L1h C•tv 83 85 Sahnu 66 57 San11 C1u1 83 49
Coneotd NH 61 44 San AnlO'l•o 90 73 San Orego 71 63 Tanoe \/alley 58 34
OallU·FI WO<lh 90 7 7 San Jvan PR 89 IS San F11nc1sco 83 so 'l'o-.iot• v1y 69 43
01ytot1 65 46 S..1111e 67 so Sant• Bar1>1ra 11 Sl
87 72 Stocklot1 l!J •6 Oen• 85 S3 Sl\f•~41PO"
0ea M0<ne1 76 53 Spo1<a11e 84 47 HIQll tow IOt 24 nou•1eno•no 11 5 pm Tides Oetroll 61 40 SyracuM 11 40 81•110., 90 SS
Dukllh 62 46 '~· 75 65 819 Bea• 12 JI
EIPuo 94 6S Tucaon 99 62 8111100 8• 38 TODAY '"'" 7S 66 Fa1rb•nh 85 ., Wash1091on 82 62 Second 1ow 12 05 pm 011
Fatgo 73 60 Secot10 n.gn 6 42 pm s•
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STUDENTS LASH OUT AT TEACHERS ...
From Al
awards banquet a "selfish boycott."
He said parents arc losing respect for
the teachers because of activism and
that teachers are genera11ng ncgati ve
feelings on the pan of youngsters
when they should be playing role
models. he said.
Rumors of a bo}rott at gradua11on
ceremonies providc another example
of students being used in th e nego·
t1ations. he sa id.
~1l verste1 n urged that the two
wamng s1de!i the Dl'ilrtct
Educator<; Assoc1a11on and the high
school district -work for a com-
promise to give students an op.
ponunity to end the school ~ear
peaceful!).
Nego11a1ors toda} wrrc scht'dukd
10 meet w1 1h a med1a1or. Teachers'
union pres1de01 Doug Scott said
previously he will call a general
membership meeting of the union
Thursda) if today"s talks break down.
He said anything from a s1tdown
stnke to a general s1 rike 1s possible.
pending the dcc1s1on of the 700-plus
teachers 1n seven high schools 1n
H un11ngton Beach. Fountain alle)
and Westminster
In other remark!. made to district
t.rustees dur1n~ a meeting at Ocean
View High School Tuesda) night.
teacher Wilham Brooks said he was
absent and docsn·1 in tend 10 bring a
doctor's excuse to school. ~nd he will
fight a11empt'i b~ the d1str1c1 10 dock
his pa). he said.
Brook'i told 1rus1ees he intends to
sue them 1ndl\ 1dualh .. :ind their
lackeyc;" 1f1he> 1r1 rod.ock h1\ pa~.
Bui Superintendent Mane Otto
!.aid toda> that officials "absolutel}"
intend 10 subtract a da~ ·s pa~ fro m
those~ 15 teachers absent from school
last Frida ~ unlcs'> the~ ran show h:r
Friday dor umcnta11on for a lcg11-
1mate absence.
When about 57 perce nt of the
d1stnct's teacher!> 'ita~ed out of their
classrooms. the district hi red 319
substi1u1c teachers at a co~t of more
than S38,000.
D1str1r t nl·go.t 1ators ha vc ofTcred
the teachers' union a J percent pa}
increase for I 9~4-85. retroactive to
July I . 1984. and a 5 percent pa) hike
for 1985-86 1f add111 onal state rev-
enues are reCel\ ed
Distnc1 nego11a11ors also olTered a
proposal for a modified agency fee
(mandator) union fees) to appl} onl y
to new emplo>ecs. Wht•n that was
rejected. the~ olTercd a 3 percent
retroactive pa) increase for the cur-
rent year w11h the contract to end on
June 30. 1985 That was also rejected .
Union leaders 1nd1cate the) are
holdtngou1 fo r an agenq fee propo al
for all members.
ILLEGAL ALIENS 'HURTING ECONOMY' ...
From Al
Ezell. speaking to the c\Aoport
Center K1wan1 .. Cluh. said the issue ot
illegal 1mm1gra11on 1s laden w11h
myths that maki.'') reform more
difficult.
One falsehood. &ell said. 1s that
illegal 1mm1grants provide a boost for
Lhe econom,.
.. That's a big m) th and a con JOO
put on by those who believe in open
borders." he aid. "It's the illegal
immigrants who arc actually draining
the economy." -
Ezell said illegal 1mm1grants often
lake job!> that would normally Ix·
filled by teen-agers or single women
who arc heads of households. In turn.
those c1111ens who cannot find work
arc dependent on social programs
funded O\ tax dollars.
"For ever) 100 working illegal
1mm1grants. 66 l S ClltLcns arc
displaced (from 1hc work force)," he
~aid.
The image of Mexican illegal aliens
taking onl} 1hosc Jobs .\mcncanc; do
not want 1s a m' th. ELcll said
Ofall 1hl· illegal ahen'i in the t ·n11cd
'italt''> on!\ abou1 I 5 percent an·
1n\ oh nl 1n 'o-called c;toop--latmr 1oh~
like agmulturr ht.• 'aid I he re't arl'
in sen Kl' 1ndustr\ or light manutac-
tunng. earn1ng good v.age!> and .,_,ork-
1ng 1n a comfonahle en\'1ronment.
Ezell said he 1s aware of the
problems in stemming the udc of
illegal 1mm1gran1s and admitted 1ha1
the Border Patrol can o nl } catch
about half of all those .,_,ho a11emp1 to
enter the lln1ted States 1llcgall> m
'iearch of JOOS Man ~ who arc caught
and dcPor1ed arc caught tr) ing to
~ncak bark li1ur or ti ve hour'I lall'r,
E1cll said
.. E\ei: on 'l·t•cmd'>. we apprehend
an illegal 1mm1grant. and that"; in thl'
Western Region alone." he <oa1d .. We
apprehend. on the a\ erage. 2.000
illegal 1mm1grants a da} ··
Ezell said more than 500.000
1mm1gran1s become lq~al nt1zens
each year. but the INS estimates there
arc anywhere from six to 12 m1ll1on
illegal 1mm1grant!I rnrrentl) li ving 1n
1he United State!>.
.\nd the problem t!i growing worse
In 1965. Border Patrol offi cials in
'ian Diego reponed 6.500 arrcs1s of
illegal 1mm1gran1s. Last year. ahout
425.000 ii k g.al al1rn~ were cau~ht.
UTIERSCUST
·Designed,
Finished
Installed
"'l 011 l..no\\ \OU '>l'l' tlh'\l' ~oung
kids"' 11h thl'lf parent'> (il legal a hen!>)
and ~otir heart goc!> out to rhcm. But
what cnn \OU n·all\ do·•.. .
E1cll ..U1d he .1d.\'ot·.a1c~ kg1sla11 vc
reform 1ha1 v.ould make 11 illegal for
emplo}cr!> to l>.now1ngl~ hlrl' an illegal
1mm1grant
If the~ do l·mplo~er" v.ould tx'
subJcct 10 tine'> and. 1f the mmt ts
repeated. poc;c;1oli: 1mpnsonm~n1.
A.gncultural 1nterest-s. which de-
pend on lht.' \l'a~onal hdp of 1lleea l
1mm1grant'>. would be allcJv.ed 10 hart
the workers during the harH'Sl Sl'a~on
onlv.
E1cll urged that h1\ Jud1l'nn· con-
tact their elected reprr~entall\l'~ to
support such kg1'>la11on
"Part of the prohlem nght no.,_, 1s
that emplo~cr'> \\ould ~•mph rather
hire illegal aliens," ht' S<.11d "Ont· man
told me he like' to hire illegals
because the~ ~·ork harder sta~ longer
and complain le'i<. ·· · ·
But E1ell 'ia1d \Uth an a1111ude as
hun1ng the econom~ 1n tht' 1 ·n11ed
States h) kt.·<·p1ng ·\mt"man\ un-
employed or dt.'flt.·ndl.'nt on "'t 1al program\ ·
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HEllWOOD MAIUFACT•Y 19n Placentia Avenue • Costa Mesa. CA 92627
Fish Fry starts
Friday in Mesa
, The 40th annual Lions Club f'ish Fry and
C arn1val will be held Friday. Saturday and Sunday
at Lions Park. 18th Stn:et and Park A venue. 1n Costa Mesa.
Th~ Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor' Lions Club 1s
. sponsoring the i.'VCnt, which is expected to draw bet~_een 80.000 and I 00.000 people. Among the
weekend activities will be a beauty contest. bab)
rnntest, carnival games, ndcs, drawings. musical
entena1nmt·nt and a paradt'. the latter begrnntng at
I U a.m. Saturday on Harbor Boulevard.
, fhe grand marshal this year will be Orangc
County country singer Jeff Pt•a rson. ·
DCC graduatlon Thursday
Former Orange Coast College student Cathy
Barrett SiLemore. now a Sacramento lobbyist. will
deh.vcr the rnmml·ncemcnt address to OC'C''s J7th
graduating cla"s Thursda\. •
Ceremonies heg1n at 7:JO p.m.. 1n OCC's Le Bard
Stadium.
Heritage Hall to open
Hentagl' Hall at Newpon High School will be
open Fnday and Saturda> from 7 to 8 p.m. for
graduates and othi:rs interested .1n v1ew1ng thl'
h1stol) of the school from 1930 10 the pn:sen1.
Tho~t' a11cnd1r1g should enter the school under
thl' tower and walk down the hallwa) to ttk rear of
the building.
Pearl expert to speak
Bonnie R1cr. an authonty on pearls. will speak
about hrr experiences in the Far East at Tuesday's
meeting of the Newport Beach Friends of the
' L1brar). scheduk<.l for 11 :30 a.m. at the Irvine Co~st
C'ountr} Club. 16t)() E. Coast Highway. Newport
Beach.
. New officers for the coming year will be
installed at the session. which will begin with a social
hour at 11:30 a.m. followed by lunch at noon. The
cost is $8, and further information may be obtained
by calling Fran Sloper at 6 7 3-3253.
· Guards seeking donatlons
It costs Just $1 0 to leave yo ur mark on the m•w
lifeguard headquaners in Laguna Beach. Anyone
who wants their names preserved on an interior wall
of the lifeguards' do-it-themselves building need
simply hand ove.r a ten-spot Sunday and sign a >tud.
Proceeds from the noon to 5 p.m. "Stud S1gn1ng
Pan).. will help the Laguna Beach Lifeguard
Association finish its Dean Westgaard Memorial
Headquarters at Main Beach 1n time for a planned
Sept 28 dcd1t at1on .•
Signers and donors will be treated to a Mexican
dinner of tacos. bea ns and ri ce. Further 1nform<.11mn
is availabk from Mike Dwinell at 494-6572
Comlcs to appear at UCI
Three )Oung comedians will close l)UI the l I(
Irvine corned~ season next Wednesda> at 8 p.m 1n
the Un1vers1t} Center Heritage Room. The t'\Cn1ng
ts free and open to the public.
Pat Hannifin. Fred Wolf and Petl' (ialkl'\ ,,.,11
entl·na1n at the program. !ipon~ored b}. the
..\ssoc1ate<l \jtudent., of lJ( ·1. Further information
may IX' obta1m·d by railing the group at 856-554 7.
Toastmasters set class
Irvine
debates
yillage
project
Traffic and density
conc.erns voiced
---at council session
By PHii:. SNEIDERMAN
Of lMDellfl"llo4ti.fl
Raising concerns about t.catlk and
housing density. Irvine C'1ty Council
members spent fi ve hour.s Tuesday
nigh!. reviewing P.lans for the city's
first new residential village sinc<"
1975.
But. wht•n no dens1on on the
proposed Village 14 was reached by
m1dn1gh1. council members con-
tinued their hcanng until next Tues-
da). .
l\'i current!} proposed. Village 14.
a.lso known as Westpark. would
ultimately include 5.700 new homes
for almost 12.000 residents. The
present plans also call for construc-
tion of a civic center. a large com-
mun1t} park. office buildings. shop-
ping areas. a new elementar} school
and neighborhood parks within Vil-
lage 14.
The 832-acre village 1s bounded b~
Barranca Parkway. Culver Dnve. the
San Diego Freeway and the San Diego
Creek. It would encompass the exist-
ing 460-home community of C'ul-
vcrdale. located north of the freeway
and west of Culver.
The Village 14 acreaie is owned b}
the Irvine C'o .. which submitted Its
formal development plans last July.
Altcrna11vc plans for the area had
be<"n under discussion for 10 years.
however. An early proposal dubbed
the community .. Westgate." but the
naml' was changed because of its
s1m1lanty to ··Watergate."
Westpark would be the master-
planncd city's first major residential
village to be built since caty officials
approved the adjacent village of
Woodbridge a decade ago.
In recent months. the Village 14
plans have undergone re view by Cit)
advisory panels.
At Tuesday's meeting. the C-1t~
( ounc1I considered approval of an
environmental impact report for the
village. general plan changes and the
concept plan for the village. which
indicates the locations of vanou!>
types of housing and commercial
areas .
Councilwoman Barbara Wiener
expressed concern that the Irvine C'o.
may be trying to squeeze too many
homes into the Village 14 acreage.
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* F\JT\JRE ELEMENT ARY SCHOOL SITE CITY OF IRVINE
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Map detalla Irvine'• proposed new Weatpark village area.
w 1ener said sne based some of her
reserv.ations on a professional surve}
she commissioned 1n early May. She
said 300 Irvine residents were polled
by telephone.
"When asked about the Irvine C'o.
proposal to build 6.000 homes next to
Culverdale in the new village of
Westpark. 76 percent thought the
council should not approve the
proposal. given that the density 1s
greater than any part of Wood-
bridge," Wiener said 1n a prepared
statement.
The councilwoman also said she
was concerned about the housing mix
proposed for Vi II age 14. She sa 1d
ln1nc needs mort' "mo\c-up" hous-
ing for local. res1denh v.ho wish 10
purchase more expensive home~ but
remain in the cit)
"I don't want people to move out 10
Newport and the south count~ be-
cause they can't find the type of
housing they want in Irvine." W1l•ncr
said.
(.Keith Greer. an Irvine Co. vice
president, said the current proposal
,calls for Village 14 to have a m1!\ of
s1ngle-fam1l~ detached homes, con-
dominiums and apartments. w11h
pnceor; cangrng for $80.000 to
$200.000 . .\bout I 5 percent of the
houstng would be earmarked for
senior c111zens. he said.
Councilman Larry Agran said Vil-
lage 14 could worsen the ci ty's
existing traffic problems.
"T raflit{--•-,s the one area where we
have failed in our planning. not JUSt
with this project but generally."
.\gran said ... This proJ1X't has to raise
vel)' s1gn1ficant traffic concerns."
lrvtnl' Co. officials said that 1f cit'
appro' als arc obtained. road m)-
provement!> and grading for the fir!>t
Westpark's first ne\o\ homes could
begrn 1n the fall. C'on!.truct1on of the
\ 1llage \o\Ould be rnmpktt'd in se' en
)ears. according to the developer'~
current estimates.
Artukovic
files to IJalt
deportation
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Auomey$ for allqcd Nm
war cnminal AndnJa Artukovic filed a new motion
Tuesday to block his expulsion to Yugoslavta, contcndina
U.S. officials may have lied about th~ extradition attempt.
Artukovic. 8S, of Surfside is being held In a federal
pnson medical facility 1n Springfield, Mo.
For nearly 40 years. Anukov1c, · former interior
m1n1stcr of the Nazi puppet state of Croatia. has avoided
re1uming to his nauve land. where he could stand trial (or
war cri mes.
U.S. Magistrate Volney Brown has ordered
.\nukovic extradited on charges nr mn.v4..nfto I. NY\ "'
7.000 peopk dunng World War II .
The 'r'ugoslav1an govern·
ment has said he was responsible
for the deaths of about 700.000
Jews, Gypsies and Serbs.
Artukov1c maintains he is inno-
cent.
In their motion fo r re-
consideration. tiled Tuesda) in
Los Angeles. Anukov1t's at-
torneys claimed that the U.S.
government's chief Nazi hunter.
• . •
Neal Sher. head of the Office of ,.;...-'--------'
pec1al Investigation) at the De-Artakovtc
partment of Justice. ma) have commmed pcr:iury in
statements he made about extraduon proceedings.
.\ss1stant l;. Attome) David Nimme! was un-'
available fo r 1mrned1ate comment, his office said. Shers
asstStant. Mike Wolf. said 1n Washington that Justice
Department officials hatd,not sec·n the rootion yet and so
were unprepared to comment.
The motion said Sher .. ma) well have commmed
perJUI) when he sv.ore under oath that he had no part in
urging Yugoslavia to act against i\nukov1c."
Sher made the statement Feb. 13 when he testified in
a sptc1al hearing that he v1s11ed Yugoslavia and discussed
the o\nukov1c case but made no recommendattons on
what Yugoslavian official~ should do.
"I couldn't tell them what to do:· Sher said in
Fcbruar) .. The} v.anted to know what the options were."
However. attorneys Gary Fleischman and Michael
Dacqu1s10. representing A.rtukovic. gave the court a
document Tuesday that quoted a Yugoslavian parliament
official as sa~ing a U.S. Jusuce Depani:nent delegauon
suggested the renewed efforts to extrlldttc Artukovic.
The official. Dr. GoJXO Prodanic. was quoted in a.
book published 1n Belgrade m J 985 that was ta tied Ustashi
-Minister of Death.
The book was a treatise on the Anukov1c case and
mled after a name u~ for Nazi coHaboraters who aided
Hitler.
In the book. Prodan1c said hr wa~ v1s11ed tn July 1983
b)' an assistant attorne) gencral who he did not identify.
.. It was emphasized !to me) that the Justice
Department wishes to actuahLe anew the extradiuon
proceeding of .\ndnja Anuko \ 1c." Prodan IC was quoted
as saying in the book.
··Representatives of that ~mencan m1ntstrv
proposed that th~ Yugosla\ side submit a nev. request fo·r
the extrad1t1on of .\nuko-. ll ··
The sta\ement said tht' l \ otlic1als l>tlered help 1n
draw1n~ up the ne"' ntrad111on request~ and in selecung
nt'\o\ l'' 1dence that could be Usl'd 1n .\mcncan l OUns.
In their motion. the .\nuko' 1c lav.\ers said such
3l llnns. 1f true. \.I.Ou Id be a '1olat1on of init'rnat1onal law
and of Anuko\ 1c·., Fifth .\memlmcnt nght to due process
under t hl• L S Consll tu 11on
The Babble On Toastmaster~ Club of Hlrn1-
1ngton Beach wtll conduu an e1ght-\\Cl'I-. \\Ork.\hop
for thl· public beginning nl',\I Wedne,day.
The program. c:ilku Spcl'l'h,·raft. ts \C'hl•dukd
for Wl·llne~tla~ e\ ming~ at 7 p.m.•11 till' Huntington
rerracc dubh11u~~c ~ Part1npanh v.111 k:irn 1111-
prnmptu ,ix·ak1 ng 'a'nous .,p,·al-.1 ng 't' ks anti hov.
II> l1Sll'n anll l·,atuatc 111hn,· rommunn•ll llln < ·;111
Dick H uni at X46-S 161 for lletail!>.
Fuentes to address women
Laguna council approves
$20 million budget for city
"Funhl'r. and ix·rhap' l'\l'n morl' dt,turbing," the
Jltornt'\S i.a1d .. ,, thl' stJlt'ml·nt 1)1 thl' ) ugoslav1an
~>nll·1~J 1, true J high otlinal ot nur g.l"\ l'rnment ma' well
ha": l·qmm1tted rcriuf\
--fJursing home fined
after patient's death
Tom Fucnte'i. chairman of the Republican
Pany of Ornngc ( ount). will address the Oran~e
Republican Women. Fl·derated at their 111cmbcr!>h1p
wine and chce'\l' '>ll<'1al Tul·sday at the hnml' of Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Montano. 11124 Meads Ave .. Orange.
By LISA MAHONEY
01 ttle Oellf Piiot l18ft
Th1: Laguna Beach ('11y ( ·ounnt
made tt.·w changes or add1t1tin!> to 11\
prnpo-.ed 1985-86 budget dunng re-
' 1t:\o\ procet'dings Tuesday
the old sewer plant behind Cit} Hall
as C'11y Manager Ken Frank ha~
recommended.
.\bout $250.000 has been 'il't a!>tlk
to demohi.h tht• abandoned plant and
put up ma1n tenann· buildings for thl'
Park~ Dcpanment.
monn for a seawall stud\ and
des1gnat1ng as full-time an animal
~hl·lta a1dl· incorrcl·th rla\,1lll·d ,,, .1
part ttml' l'mplowe
Thl'\ a~kl·d Fr.;ml-. to lol1l-. into lhl·
feas1t11.lit\ offunJ~ to ,1r.1m t kan t 11\
,1J1.·"-all-.s. ariJ rl'pl:itl' lights at thl·
( ommun1t) Cl'n!rr "1th mort' l'llt'rg'
l'l1it'll'lll OOCl> ...
By tbe Associated Press
Thl· S1:uc Lx:partml·n1 11fHe.tl 1h "l'r' 1u·, ha' 1!>sut·d a
S25.000 linc again'>I tht· .limt,11 l .m· < \'ntcr ~1 anla .\na
nur,ing h1>mc: 1(1r IJ1l1ng ll• dl•'>t'h rn1m1t11r thl' '1tsl signs
lit .in J1hng re~1dl·n1 v. h1• lata J 1l'J All commun1t} woml·n are 1nv1ted to the event.
to be hdd from 5:30 to !! p.m. F(ir r<"~en at1on\ or
intorm:ition.rontact Chm t-l\nn al 535.g-101 or Jill
Mc( auk) al 633-1 'llS4. -
!'karl) all oflhl' $20 mill1011 budgl'l
v.a' appro.,.ed b~ tour council mem-
b1.'f\ attl·nding a hearing and work-
'h11p torn 1cv. the document. Vana
R.11llinger. Cit) clerk said ( (1un1.·ll
member Nctl Fitzpatrick was absent.
Bu t ('ouncil member-;. wh1k ~ur
porting demol111on. 1nformall)
agreed that the) should 1.kl'1tk on a
permanent use for the area 1nsteall of
putting mone) into a temporal! u~l'
'ursing homl' 11!lillJI R· 1b.:r1 Pru,·tt Jl'IHl'd thl'
Jlll'gJtwn T u,·,J.1, anJ 'JtJ hl' \t .. uld ..tflPl'.tl lht' agl'nt' · ~
l lld I 1(1n d nd ti nt·
CALENDAR .
The council .11 ... 11 .1,i..l·J I r.inlo. tP
takl' anotha lonlo. ..it lhl' 1llt'.1 111
placi ng \taming sign' a1 !he t ll\
lx-:iehn no\lf) mg '\"mmrr' 111
J)Oll'nttal hj/;Jnh.
Pruett " t'\t'l Ull \t' d1rt't l11r •" ""uth ( 11a'1 l an:
( (lrp \l h1, h opn;ill', B11\t.1l ( .Ire ..ind Ii' c 11thn nursing
honw'
Wednesday, May 29
Thl• counci l is sc heduled to adopt a
lin;il version of the budget including
nc" and higher sewer rates June 18.
.\ possible cutback 1n the budget
ma) be madl· in thc('ap1tal lmpnwr-
ment Fund. Rollinger said. She 'ia 11.l
thc 1.ounnl 1~ not sure 11 wanb ll) put
1cmp11rar. maintcnanl'C hullding' at
The rny spent $40.000on a 'ilUd) of
thc sewer plant propert} with an C~l'
to making 11 a "village l'ntranCl' ... hut
never pursued its rnn~ulta nt'\ rcc-
ommcndauons on the matk•r.
Nev.pun Bl·a,·h rl·trntt~ 1n .. 1.tllnl
~Ulh 'ilgn~ 1)n 11~ 'trand alkr lu\lng <1
mult1-milhon liahil1t\ \Ult tu J man
ten parul) tl'd h) d '"' 1.mming ml\har
Tht' ,t,Jtc .tgt·n,' Jh" " 111' t''t1gating thl' t'1rcum-
't..1nrc'> 11f t\.l.ll tllhl'I 1k.11l" .11 lh1· h11me and rl'l'cnth fined
Brt'>llll < arl· $ \..l 00!1 for ,,.\ cn 111her '1t1lat1tllh ol statt·
rt•gulatHm .... 11.1ord111g, 111 IJuflll'linl' L1n1.·er lht• d1'>lrtll
;11.1m1n1,trat.1r 111 thl' .1g,·n1.'' JI\ 1\1nn <1f llll'n,1ng and
~·en1 1i,·a111in • 7 lU p.m .. Irvine Transportation Commission
. Cn~ < nunc1I < 'hambcr!>. 17200 Jamborl'C Hlvll .
The rnunr1 I suggested a nurnhl·r ot
add111ons to the propos..·d $11 mllhun
Cil·nerat Fund
( llUO\ ti mcmbl·r., \UflPlll ll'll
Hunt1ng111n Bl·ach ..ihn pn't' \\..trn-
1 ng, \lgn'I
Ltn1l'r 'J1J Hr1.,i.1I 1 .1r.· ''.l' , 111:J t-x·,..iu~e nurse'>
..i llqil'Jh 1.1111.'d 111 m•t11c 1h.H .1 rn..ill' pat1l•nt'' tt1nd1tH.ln
h:id v.orsrnt•d I h-d1l·d \ l..t ' I I 'hl' \,lid
Bandits get 'green' flavor
in ice cream parlor heist
.\gunman w11h lots of tattoos. but
no shirt. and an accompht:e escaped
with about $150 after holding up two
employees at a Baskin-Robbins 31
Flavors kc Cream. Huntington
Beac h spokeswoman JoAnne
Bergstrom said today.
The two bandits walked into the 1tT
cream parlor at 19465 Brnokhurst St.
Fountaln Valley
Weekcnd vandalism and a burglary
were discovered Tueo;da) at Los
Amigos High School. 16566 New.
hope St. Someone· sprayt-'d red and
blue paint on a baseball dugout and
an aluminum shed. ru us1ng S700
damage. <\lso. a hurglt1r smashed
windows to gain t•ntry and stcnl two
computers wonh SlOOO. • • • A IJ-yt•ar-old Huntington Reath
hoy told police Tuesda~ that his
Murra) BM X bicycle wn5 'ltolcn 1n
Fountain Vallq while unlocked and
parked out~idc a business on th!.' 8900
block of Warner A venue The loss
wa5 estimated nt S 150. • • • A resident of the 17800 block of
Sanui Genrudc ree><>ned Tuesday
1ha1 5omeone ~tole stereo cqu1pmt'nt
from his silver 1983 Jeep while 1t was
parked ovemiaht in his driveway.
The loss was <'~ti mated at S200.
~omcone broke rn10 • yello-. 111110
Da'tsun King Cab pickup parked I ...
about 2:45 p.m. fuesda).
They ordered one of two fl·male
employees to get off thr telephone
and the other to huff) up and open
the cash register
Thq· lx>th reached o'er the rountl'r
and scraped up the nwnq -ahout
halfof1t 1n coins.
Tuesday in a driveway on the 8900
block of la Rocka. The loss. e!>tt-
mated at S~40. included sheepskin
seal eovcrs. a tool set. a clod and a
flashlight. • • • " re~idt"nt of the tlUOO block or
Mu1rwoods < ·ourt reported Tul·sday
thnt vandal~ spraycd shavmg cream
on the front door of hts .home
Damagt• was cstimat~d at S 111. • • • Someone burgloritetl a blue 1981
Nissan 200 ZX parktd Tuesda) on
tht> 9100 hlock or El Sol. The lo s
1nduded two shee pskin seat coven
wonh SJOO • • • "Westminster man rcponed Tucs-
da} that \Omeone stoic hi s red 1984
Ma1da pickup. wht<'h he had parked
1n Fountain Valley .on the 17800
block of San Rafael. 'fhc loss ~$
estimated at SS. 700. • • • While the resident wu\ awa) for the
hohda) weekend. someone brokJ:
1n10 :i home on the 11400 block of
s~ lvanttc Entf) Wt\\ madt' throu~h ll
1 he gun-w1l'ld1ng partner with
tatoos ~as about 5 li.'l't. 7 inche" tall
and had a n1re tan. acronling tu
w1tnesse\.
The othl·r bandit. ahout 6 frt•t. 2
1nrhcs tall and 1lf ml·d1um build." orl'
a hght blUl' shin .ind hlUl' ,,·ans. Nl1
injuries Wl'fl' n·ponl·d
bedroom w1ndo" The loss, cst1·
mated at $3.47-l. 1ncludl·d a \ 1dt•o
recorder. a tcle' 1~1on set. Jcwclr) and
a clock.
CoetaMeu
io\ purse containing S \0 was re-
ported stolen from a home in thc Q<lO
block of Eldrn "vcnul'. whtlt• thl'
resident was in the back yard lx·twccn
3:30 p.m. and 4 run Monda). • • • '\ t pewfltcr and a niKrowa'c:
oven. worth a total of S 1.3~0. wcrt·
reported stolen from Gatt>wa> &1rn·
ti fie. 30 I 0 R«t H 111 ~ vt . wht>re the ·
base from a JACk was thrown through
tht front wando". The rob~ry oc-
curred sometime lx-twl-cn 6 pm
Friday and 11 a.ni . Monda) • • • backtlow water val\C, worth
S9SO. was reported stolen from a
busrnl<si. compltx at I 586 Sunland
Lan<". somellmt> between S p.m
Frida} and 8 a.m Tue$da) • • • .\ cur phon<" wa~ rt'POrtC'd stokn
frnm J 'd11r k p.11lo.l'J ..11 ..in ..1pa1 1
nwnt rnmpk\ .11 11n 1 W:ilh1lc .\ H ·
sl)ml'l1mt• hct\H'l'n midnight and IO
a rn . \1 (mda) l hl' "'"g \~indth\ trn
tht• dnvl'r'' '1dr h:id hl'l'fl pm•ll ofX·n
Irvine
'ionwom· r1·n111H·d .1 '11nrn11f an11
tour" hel'I' lrom al am:trll \torcd at a
~t'f' ll'l. <>tat111n on Cnn'l1ruct1011
Ccntl'I \.\ l''' fhc 'a hit• ot thr 11ems
wa' un;H atlahk • • • Worl-.(•r, ,11 a t·onstru,·t1on site near
thl' 1nll'r'c1.·11on of ( ln·eland an<l
MonrOl' reponl·d a gl·ncrator m1S\ing
I hl' 11t·m apparl'nlh ,,3~ taken Sun-
J;n n1gh1
Newport Beach
\ wallet containing about S75 111
1.'a'h and a "et ofh•\' were stokn front
thl· public handball 1.·ourts at S6th
~trcet and Seashore. • • • Somwne damaged a Volkswngen
h~ -1tnndmg on the auw\ h~-xf the
car. "h1r h ~ustaincd about SI 00 in
dama@l'. "-lh parl..1.•J on the 100 blod,
of 44th ·1rcet. • •• More than SI .J50 m cash "a'
<.tolen from CSK Catamaran Ot-~1gn-.
ni; Nc'Apon Blvd. • • • .\ lcnre worth $.\00 wa' \tokn trom
in tront of a p1{"t'l' of propt'n\ a1 41 ""
.\h'o ••• ·\ ncl ldart' and n pair of l'ftrnnJ
wonh .-ltltal of S 1.000 Wt'rt' stol<'n
from a res11.kn 1.' on the I ~00 blod of
Ptmbrolce
HGDtiJlCton Beacb
Thtevt"!> broke into a l'ar at Manna
Ht(h 'ichool and stoic a \tt"reo 'alucd
al SIOO and fhhing gC'ar \Blued at
S200 belon~1ng 10the'1r t1m·, f:uh('r
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German nabbed in Mesa
auto repair shop break-in
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rcm(n t•d .ind h1ddt•n undl·r .-i mttt
pohl"r said
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1umf''\l 1t1I•• .1 H'lln"-t ad1llar, before
hc.'lnll. ''"f'l"-'d "' ~unixl1111 by an
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H.111, krg.tn l1et1. -l l. of Costa
\.k;,a ";" .1lw at lhl' ~enc. He
1de1111tkd h1m!>Clt as .\ust's 1nter-
preH·1 T1~'t1 tnld nllilers that tht car
1nMde thr. \hop bclnngcd 10 .\uSl. He
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dO\ 1.11nenh II' 'UPJlOn ht!> IOI').
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thl' paper\ "l'r~· 1nl'OnduMvt. ar ..
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A4 Oranoe-CoutOAILY PllOTLWednelday..May29. 1985
Reagan tax reform plan
wins bipartisan pi-aise
WA tllNGTON (AP) -Prcsi-II Rt'agan's plan can deliver all 11 ullls would be reduced by 7 percent
d('n\ Reagan, v.1nn1ng pl audits from promises. said Rostenkowski. "he'll while corporate UlllC would nsc by')
congressional ta>. wnters. 1s propos-have a great deal of Democrauc percent. Reagan said. Through 1990.
ing a vast tax overhaul w1th lower support." , 1nd1viduals' taxes would drop S 131.8
·rates. larger C\empuons and fewer The president's plan was not so b1lhon; corporate taxes would rise by
deductions - a system he prom1scll bold as the version recommC'ndt'd b)' S 118.4 billion.
will lift the poor and make every-hi s Treasury Department last No· Details of the plan released today.
body's neighbor pay a fair share. vc;mbcr. It reflects pohu~I pressures however. project that by 1990, when
.. Amcnca, go for 1t." he urged. brought to bear on what was largely a all the president's proposals could be
The 72-ye~r-old federal lfCOmc tax dream of the "tax reformers." eitpcctcd to be full y cffect1 vC'. total
1s un-Amen can. unwise. unwanted Reagan and his aides withheld a revenue from ind1v1duals would fall
and unfair. the president said in a detailed explanation of has proposal 5.2 percent whale that from corpor-
nat1onally broadcast speech Tuesday until today. Today's 461 -pagc expla-auons would nse 23 percent.
Pr•ldent .......
tor1Ma•1Tu ........
........ ,. w~ ,..,. a.ca..ceeona to
$1.000 '°' ... ~· a •ac:n Oepenctenl
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night. "For the sake of fairness. nation contained few surpnses. but tl The figurell Reagan used in his
-,1mpl11:11y and growth. we must did spell out a detail the president had nat1onally broadcast speccft ap-
radically change the structure of a tax not mentioned -that businesses will parcntly applied to a period dcC'ades !! ~---cteOMC
.. ystc.-m that still treats our earnings as bc hit with a special S56.5-b1llton an the future. when all of the ·~ M ~:;~
the personal propcny of the Internal increase 1n taxes thro ugh I 98Q to economic and social benefits the tot IN)M •"<> 0o
Re' enuc Service." he said. prevent them from reaping a windfall president 1s touting for his prop0sals not••_,• )
"Death and ta xes ma} be 1n-through t~c ~mbined effects of the would be 1n full fom~.
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United vows to rebuild
airline with new pilots
By Ute A11odated Prest
CHICAGO -United Airltn('s ~Y 11 plunll to "rebuild" the na11on·~
largest air earner and sees no purpose 1n further talks ~o end a 13~ay wa!ko~t
unless stnking pilots reconsider their position. Richard Fems. l!nncd s
chairman and chief execuu ve offiCl'L \atd Tuesda) that unless the union was
prepared 10 "come back to the barga,in1ng ta~lc and reassess i.ts pos1t1on" thcrc
was no benefit in hplding more: talks. The un1on.c.hov.:ever. said 11 wa~ p~p~red
to resume bargaining. Fems said l J n11ed's objecf1vc as to "rebuild lh!s a1rlt.ne"
with newly hired pilots and workers who cross picket lines. He said United
could be back to (ull operation by the l'nd of the first 4uaner of 1986.
Gunman 11111• 3, lnjures 6
ST. JdHN. Ind. -A man despondent over a back an~ury that cost him his
1ob appeared to be "stalking people" ai. he opened lire w11h a semi-automatic
weapon in and near a department store. k1lltng three people and wounding six
others .. police saJd. After finngon traffic along a highway and spraying a Kmart
store ,.,ith bullets. a man 1den11fied as James Koslow. 31. was killed an a
!>hootoot wllh pohce c:arly Tuesda> c.-v1:n1ng . ..aid Lake ( ounty shenfT\
L>et<.•ctive lkm1e Johnsen
Reagan said in a ~pecc~ laden with lower corporate rates he re(" Catton tor most peopJe. Rc.-agan , .... woueo Age~t Orange declslon divides vets e' 1tabk. but unJUSI taxe'i ar:e no1:· nisung dcprec1a11on benefits and the •The plan 1ndudell hllk s1mpltfi-~~~':c:'
Praise for free enterpnse. the fam1h. ommends. "'t1matcd the percenta0 .. of n.•c1pl·· -•"--••a
d H (' h h hi h f ·, 0~ ~ • .... --· NEW YORK -~Judge·, plan fllr dl\bursing the seulement 1n an Agent unll an .\mencan 1ngcnu1t). 1s ,t er 1g 1g lll o 1hc plan: who 1tem11e might be cut from thl' Oranoe law'iult hac; di\ ided Vt('tnam "eterans and thewfamiltes, with some '-.
proposal. he said. is ··Amenca's ta\ •Sevenl)·ninc.-ix·r('l·nt of 1nd1\ 1d-present .37 percent to about 25 ° plan a re' oluuonary first for fatrne\s ual~ would pa~ the saml· or kss tax Pl'rrcnt. l lnder the label of" mphfi-..aying II .. doses the hool " on turthl·r .. 1ud} "h1le others sec II as .. the befinn1ng
in our future a long overdue commit· than under present law. The $1.040· ea11on. thl' proposal would lump of help." Neutral comment\ Wl'fl' srarl·e after ll .S. D1stnct Judge ack H.
mcn1 to hdp working '-\menca n'i and per-ix·rson exemption would be 'l,Q&Cther -;cve ral miscellaneous de-Weinstein approved a linal plan r ue">day for d1c;tnbut1ng the esti mated $200
their fam1l 1e!>; and a challenge to our raised t<> S2.000. the lllandl\rd dedur-cfuct1 on!>-1nclud1ng empll1>ce bus1 -mtlhon. Vietnam veterans and their fomtl1c.-s contended expo!>ure to Agent
en11rc nation 10 C\t'd ... ·· tionll of$2,.390 for single people and ness expenses. union dues and tax-Orange. a chemical defoliant uo;ed 1n thc.-war to elminate ground cover. was Ke~ member~ of Congress were S3.540 for couples would be increased return preparation fees-and allow a responsible for ca ncer. miscarnagco; and b1nh defect' in their families. t
general!) impressed with what details to S2.900 and $4.000. Individual tax . writeoff only of the pon1on that wntcofl for murtgagc.-1n1erest o n Klnder.darfnen 'ro11dh It'
the president oflcred. Rep. Dan ratco; -now ranging from 11 percent exceed s I percent of income. lncoml' principal homes. other 1n tc.-rest -Oe-e· -e·
Ros1enkow<ik1 , 0-111 .. whose House to 50 perce nt over 14 ta:\able bracketc; averaging would he repealed. cluctions would tw 1tm11cd. Itemizers COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. -Two krndergartncrs who got lost on a
Ways and Means Comm1uee must for couples and 15 for individuals. •The deduction for state and local would retain the ful l deduction for mountain outi ng built a sheller ofbrnnches and <;pent the night alone, and say
originate tax leg1slat1on. presented would be red uced to three. The new taxes paid woul(i be eliminated: rnntribut1on'i to charit y: the 6.3 they weren't really worried about betng rl·sc ucd. Nick Carter and Nathan
the Oemonal1t Party's formal rates: 15 percent. 25 percent and 35 Reagan called that writeo~a subsidy pcrc~nl of 1axpa)ers who do not C'ronberg. both 6 and of Colorado Springs. sufferl·d only minor scratches and rc'ipon~ 10 the president and pledged perce nt. for "the high-tax policies ot a handful 11em1Lc would low their 'ipet•tal bruises dunng their 20 hours alone in the wild. Greg S h1ll1ng, pres1ent oft he
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MOVE victim leaves with dad
PHILADELPH IA _..,., 13-ycar-old bo> who escaped from the burning
fo rtress of a radical group two weeks ago has left the hosp1tal with a father he
hardly knows for a lifest}le he has onl) begun to enJO~. B1rd1e Africa. whose
mother died along with 10 other MOVE members an the fire May 13. went
home Monday to a toy-stn·wn house w11h his father. Andi no R. Ward. who had
not had much contact w11h the child since 1974. Birdie started living in a
MOVE commune with ht !> mother. Rhonda Ward Afric.a. when he was 2 after
the couple had separated . Ward said. The child grew up on a diet of raw eggs
and vegeUtbles and never learned to read and \'fttc.
Huaeln call• on Reagan
WASHINGTON -Jordan's King Hussein. the kc~ to U.S. hopes for an
Arab-Israeli settlement. 1s calling on President Reagan 10 dlsrnss ways to
involve the Palesun1anl> 1n ncgo11at1ons over their fut ure. Hussein has the
support of Vasser Arafat. the cha1Fman of the Palestine L1berat1on
Organization. and of the Reagan admin1Mra11on. But dc$p1te months of quiet
diplomacy. and s1ft1ng of some names. the king apparently 1s far from hi s goal.
Eight convicts flee prison
OKLAHOMA CITY -Eight prisoners. incl uding one convicted of
!JlUrder and another accused of two slayi ngs. were at large today after escaping
in two separate breakouts. officials said. F1 ve inmates fled the Oklahoma State
Penitentiary at McAlester late Tuesda}. the H1ghwa~ Patrol said. Earlier. three
Osage County prisoners overpowered a deputy sheriff and stoic his car and
guns. Lt. Ll oyd Hasanger at the patrol's McAlester office said the escape at'the
pc'nitentiary was reported al 9:50 p.m. Tucsda>. but no details were a va ilable.
CALIFORNIA
Jumbo jet blows five tire•
SAN FRAN( 15CO -A l ln11ed Airline\ JUm bu Jet rnrl)tng 429
passenger'\ on a f11gh1 from Honolulu ble"' Ii Vl' of its IM tares on landing here,
scaucnn~ ruhhcr 'l.00() frt·t down t""o runv.a~·;. ot1iciab !..1td. No 1nJunc:c; wc:rc
rc:portc:d 1n thl' blow1')Ut 1 ul·'>da~ wh1eh "'a' <:~u~l·tl h~ ··mC'chan1ral problem\
with lhl' planl"' dnlt·\k1d \~stc.-m ." \aid l n11ni spokl''>man Joe Hopkin!> 1n
< 'h1cago.
Skater Hamill sue• hotel
SAN FRANCISCO-Figure-skater Dorothy Hamill has sued the Pacific
Plaza Hotel because S.365,:! 15 in jewelry was 'ilOlcn from her room in 1982
while she ~as performing in a production of"Nutcrackcron Ice ... The suit filed
Tu~ay 1n Supen or Court contends the hotel was "groc;sly negligent'' an
allowmg an un!dent1fied man into the 'kaung star's ~u1tc the night the jewels
wer~ stolen. A federal appeals coun last week rejected Hamill' sun that argued
her insurer should cover the lose;. The insu rer, Lloyd's of London. !Oaid her
pohcy s~c1fied that she leave the Jewels 1n a ho1el safe . .
Gates pushe• for l, 000 officers
LOS ANGELES-Pohce ( h1efOal) IF-Gates 1s asking' oler' 10 support
a property tall increase that would add 1.000 officers to the rn~ \ police
depanment. Gate' and Bradley ur~cd residents to \Ote for Propos1t1on I. the
June 4 ballot measure that would increase the size of the force. In a separate
announcement Tuesday. Raymond L Johnson Jr . president of the 15.000-
member LosAngdeschapterofthc Nauonal Assoc1a11on for the i\dva ncemcnt
of Colored People. said he also 'iuppon ed the measure.
Mo.t favor 66 mph limit
SAN FRANCISCO-Although more than halfof all Cahforn1a motonsts
admit exceeding the 55 miles per hour speed limit on frec:ways. 60 percent favor
keeping the limit. according 10 a Cal1forn1a Poll r<.'leascd today. '\bout n
percent of those surveyed sa14-they believed most motomts ignore thc.-
federally mandated speed limll on freeway<;, according to lhl' telephone \urvn
of 507 adults hctwcen April 30 and Ma y 7. Six.teen percent \atd the' hcl1cvl'lJ
about half uf the other dn wrs on the roall ohc~ the c;pecd 11 mil. ·
Few meet unlvenlty standard•
SACRAMENTO -A new repon says fewer Cahforn1a high school
students are meeting state un1 vcrs1ty and lJn1 ve~1ty of \ahforn1a admission
standards -JUSl as they are being raised. The report by the Cahfomaa
P~stsecond~ry Educat10!' was presented Tuesday to the Assembly Subcom-
m1ll~ on Higher Education. wherc.-11 prompted a sharp divmon as 10 whether
th e secondary schools or the univers1t1es are to hlame
McMartin defendant face. contempt
LOS A~GELES -Elderly preschool founder Virg.inia McManm wH
threatened ':Vlth contempt of coun afier the_Judge in a child-molestation case
refused .to ~1sm1ss her lawyer. A burly ba1ltffblocked McMartin from leaving
the preliminary heanng Monday aficr McMartin arose from her whcC'lcha1r ~bbed .her crutches and ~napped: "If you wish to u~ force. then do it. You'r~
a little bit bigger than me."
WoRLo
Famine tuna accounted for
.NAl~O~l, K~n~a -The c~1cf United Nations official coordinating
fam inc rel 1cf 1 n Eth 1op1a toda Y. den 1cd there ha vc been large di versions off ood
aid, sayinf 97 percent ofdo~at1ons in the past six months have been accounted
for. Kurt ~ns~n. lJ.!'I. assistant secretary-general, said in a statement issued
m the Eth1op1an captta! o( Addis Ababa that 97 percent of grain and other
cmergen~y food supplies donated since Dec. I, 1984, to alleviate the
devastating famine have been full y accounted for
Pope plot cJted In court
ROME -A Turkish defendant an the papal plot tnal adm11ted today that
hep~ Mchmrt Ah A,aca the gun he used to shoot Pope John Paul II. It was the
first pubhc confirmation of Agca·~ story that he did not act alone. Prosecutor
Antonio Manni said the testimony by Omer Baac• was ei11rcmcly important
for the state's aucmpt to prove a pl ot by Bulpnan'4 and Turks to klll tht' Polish-
bom ponnff.
CIWJ• mUltary tnlnltJI ordered
PEKING -Compulsory military tra1n1na for more than SO m1lhon ha~
school and collc~ student in \tuna will ~ain at selected school5 1n
Sep~cmber. the government announced today. A revised vef11on of the I 95 S
m1ltt1ry ~rv1cc law. passed by the N111onal Prople''I Congress last June.
ordtted the relltorauon of'ltudcnt m1ht1ry tra1nana which wa" phased out in thr
19SOs.
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After HX) years of dedicated service, ifs
tim e to ce lebrate.
Great American has co me a long way
since 1885. We 're proud of our $7 billion in
a'i.Sets. And of our net worth that's over
three times the amount required by federal
insurance regu lations. Deposits have been
insured by the FSLIC since it began 50
years ago. And we've never been closed on
any business day, nqr lost a single penny of
customer savings.
In thi day and age. that kind of strength
and safety says a lot . Having a half million
customers satisfied j says a lot more
about the friendly f attenti on
we provide. As
well as the full
range of
serncc
designed
to give
our
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Mt MN ti
customers every advantage.
Yes, we have several good rew:;o ns to
celebrate. So we 're celebrating in several
ways over the next few weeks. We hope
you will join in the fun.
It's the sail of the century.
Our Centennial Sweepstakes is your
chance to set sail on an exciting
Princes._~ Cruise for two .
Set a course for the
Centennial Sweep-
stakes drawing at
your nearby Great
American office t(xfay. You could "'in a 13-
day cruise to the South Pacific. A ten-day
cruise to Alaska. Or a seve n-day cruise to
the Caribbean o r the Mexican Riviera.
The contest ends July 13th. No purch~Lc:;c
neces..~ry. You mu.~t be 18 or t)ver.
Official rules available at Great Ameri can .
Bon Voyage!·
Get a cash bonus with our Centennial CD.
Don't miss the lx)at on our Centennial
CD cash bonus offer. Now through July
13th, open a high-interest CD with $5,(XX)
to $ HXl,(XX) and we ·u give you from $18.85
to $1 ,885 in ca~h on the spot. Larger depos-
its and longer tCmlS mean bigger honUSL'~.
Minimum balance is $~\(0) for 2-10 ycaf'.
Or$ lOJXX) for a 1 -y~ar account.
You can't judge a checkbook by its cover.
Checkl:x)()ks and checking accou nts rnay
all look alike on the surface . But at Great
American . our checking account~ arc de-
signed to suit many different types of
check writers.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday. May 29. 1985 Al ----
/
There ·s Advantagt.: Checking· for those
who want unlimited chec kwriting with a
low balance requirement to avoid monthly
fees. Interest Checking is for people who
want to earn daily compounded interest
while mai nt aining onl y a $1 JXX) minimu m
balance to avoid se rvice charges. Monev-~ .,
market Checking pays even higher intcrc. t
based on the balance~ you main -
tain . And now. there··
Ccntt:nnial Cht.:cking .
An intcrest-t:a ming
~. acq)unt that com~~
\\ith L:Xtra henefit~ for
one low monthly fee . Benefit~ like free
travelers cheques. F rec money ordc~. And
a free safe dc~it hox.
One of our checking account~ i~ hounJ
to he· right for you . Come in and juJgc
for vou~lf. .... .... 7-"'\ . ,. .,.~ ,.,,,
Be part of the party. 15.~8)
. ~ac.h Grc~~ A~cncan ,' }ij1tt ·~tt
office 1~ partK1patmg ~, , / ,
in the C cntcnnial
cclchration wit h an ·
historical disp lay. /
Stop by and take j
a look when \ ou ..( \ -
enter th e Centen-
nial Swt:L'~takc-...
100 years is just the beginning.
A ccnturv i~ a k mg time t () he in hu~i-. ...
ne~. But we \·c nc\·cr felt hettcr. And we
hope you'll ~han: that feeling \\1th u-.. U\cr
the next f cw week~. Join in (irl'at ml'n -
can 's cckhration of the ccnrun . ·1 ncrc \\ ( m ·1
hc ·an\thing lik e it for another HMl\caf'. . ., '-
COASTAL OltANGECOUNTY-Humlnston Buch. 9132 Adams A"c.-~2 2.wi • l'IWwport Ruch. c; C"1lr°p-rittc Pl.v.:i M-l IMX~ • Balhoil bland ltll \<t;uu~ "'< tl .. c; l; 1: •
8alboll Pmtnsuta. ~ E &lht• Rlwt 671-'\701 • LapM 8.ach . ll!O <A.'C~ A'c 49-$-7S4 I • Monarch 8a~. ' \<t1"1111'\'h 8.a) P'lu.-4~ I :01 • Capl'ifrano ~lk"h \4~11'\ D11tw-m PArl ~.t
4'ilMl201 •San C1ftnmtc. 601 N F.I CllfT\lno Rul 492·119S •San Clanmcc ~enkta Pico. 400 H•nm Pl\11 4~ fl\ \Cl • IN\.ANO ORAN<if. COl "11 "-"Nlhetn\ HilJ<1 <i<i'ill l\nnt.1 •\n.11 .111''"'
Rd Q9M~"' • an.11Ute1n ac Hrim. 2$1~ onh Tusun Aw 998-&400 • foounta.ln Val.lit . 101 7~ l\l;atn 'C ~ 1 T!\tl • \\oodbr"9~ 4c;~o Rarrarr.a P\~' c;c;~ "*ll ·I •tn'"" thll'
24101 P1beodt ~ ... ~ftb.~100 •ElTum,136R8El1hm Rd 8J0-7220 • M~ Viejo. 2.'"2 Catir. RJ 710 ti~• l .,una ~11\Jd '4ll 1~ Cr • ..i.n \.Uk' P\~' .Ne; t•:lll ·'\an J\Jan
api!IC,.no, U222 C1ymnn Capt''""'" Ml ~7
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A• Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/WedMtda~. May 29. 1985
Cliff rescue training
Newport Beach Fire Department penonnel recently par-
ticipated in cliff reacue trainin& at Galaxy Park. Fireman
Mike Macey, left, work• h.ia way down the cliff while
paramedic Paul Schneider 1eta In 80me practice at rtcht.
GRAN·D OPENING SALE·
CELEBRATING AT Ali. STORES
BEDDING PLANTS
BUY 2 GET I FREE. AJ-lflllirong GARDEN CENTERS
Buy two pony packs or pot packs of beddmg
plants at r~ular price get third one FREE PROUDLY ANNOUNCE
THE OPENING OF OUR NEW
STORE IN COSTA MESA
(formerly Holllsters Nursery)
,~_...",-~-~ ~.~~fl.
Hardy spring and fall bloomer Chooser
from red. white or pink varieties --~, ..
1 gal size Regular $3 99
Now1 .99
EVER BLOOMING
GARDENIA VEITCHll
Another $3, 000
.neededforLB .
' fireworks show
Voluntt'l'r lundru1!>crs m~cd another S3.000 1f La~una Beach 1'> to ha vl' ll
fireworks display at Main Beach this Founh of July.
A rnalt11on of community groups has r~1sed half the $6.500 needed 1o)t1re
a pyrotechnics firm to light up Laguna's lndcpendcnce Day. Dan Kenney. Ci t)
. councilmember. said.
But a few thousand dollars more must"be donated wuhin the next week or
two if the c11y is to sign a commi~ment for the display. he said.
Donations may be mailed or left in person at ttie City Clerk'~ office. 505
Forest Ave. .
The firt'work!> fund 1s kepi separate: from mun1c1pal an ·ounls. An~ excess
dollars raised will be hl'ld 1n an interest beanng account fur use ne'<I )ear.
Kenne) said
Klds 's accident study grant given
T"'o l '( In inc rcsear('h{·rs ha\l' rcct>1ved a S 183.416 grant from the state
Offict> ofTrallic ()all't} to \IUd~ inJunc~ ~ufTcrcd b) children 1n motor vehicle
accidents. l
The t\\O·H·ar grant wa'i awarded 10 Phyllis ~sran. assistant professor of pediatric~. and Debora Dunkle. research spcciallc;t in UCTs Publ u: Pollq
ReSt."arrh Organ11a11on The researcher., \\Ill analy1c the cflcct of thl' 1983 California < hild
Passenger Safc.'t) Law and i.tudy inJurn:'i 10 children age 4 to t .i who arc not
covered by the legislation.
Agran and Dunkle have been studying pediatric trauma frum mowr
vehicle acc1den1 .. for five year!.. Both arc residents of lrv1m:
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A.rt program at OCC announced
The Fine Ans Divmon at Orange< oast College in Costa Mesa announced
plans 10 launch a .. V1s111ng Anist's Program" 1n the fall. arrording lo John
U pton. 0{"( professor of photography. .
l 'pton said the()('(" program will expose \tudents 10 lhl' kno" ledgi: and
ab1ll11es of some of the great'i in the field of photograph}'
..We wanted to do 1h1!> t)•pe of program for 16 years:· cxpla1ned pion
"But 11 .... asn't un11I Barbara Casten. a member ofO< C ·.,photograph) facult~
for Ill )cars and a \\l'll-cstabli!>hed photographer. left OC C to pur!.uc a
Guggenht>1m fellowship 1n cw York that an opponun1t) aro~ to introduce
such a program "
Sched uled to kick ofTthc program is Thoma .. Barro\\. an an1s1 .... ho ha'
ach1e,ed 1ntcrnauonal recogn111on fo r his work w11h photograph~ and ml'u·d·
media Barro .... 1 .. 'ieheduled 10 JOln ()( C. 's photograph) farnlt} lor tht> fall
semt:'>tcr
During h1~ fall rc!>rdcnry Barrow will conduct tht: lollowing credit rnurse.,
in Photo C'ommun!l"at1on. listed as Photography I 86AO 1n thc OC( catalog.
and Personal Expresl>10n. li sted as Photography I 22AD. He will also
collaborate with Upton. in the course H1 ~tol) of American Photograph). li!>tl·d
a'i Photograph) I 'I: and 1n Color An Photograph>. listed as Photograph) 2 N
For fun her details. call 432-5520.
Coast AF captain
gets commendation
Capt. Steven C. Waters, \On of Valk) High 'ichool. 1s a fabm repair Extremely fragrant white flowers
-I gal slLe Regular $4 49 -~-... ~~-~...,_~'3-..l~*-'-Jf' f.r.vmt-. ~1ah5''Wfttnhc :!nd~uppo11 ("om
COLOR BOWLS
Superb for bordering
rose garden or potted
for porch or patio
6-pot Regular $6.99
NOW 3.99
'Hemerocallis'
Large decorar1ue Mexican bowls planted
w1(h spring oncl c;,ummer {lowering annuqls
DAYLILIES
WHAT A LEMON
TRUE DWARF
MEYER LEMON
---=::::!!~ f:.xrra heavy clwv hall twnnn•l r <Jsters
Regular $9 99
NOW 7.99
9.99
UNl-GRO
POTTING SOIL
For all indoor or outdoor container planting
Large 2 Cu. ft bag
Regular $6.99
SHADE CLOTH
Heuvy duty fabric great for shading
plants or covering patK>s · comes in 6'
w1d
'l.An.istrong ~.•. . . ., .. ,,,., ,,,.., ..• ~I ' . "'> 4 , •• ' .. -. " . ,. ..
Regular
1.39 run. ft GARDEN CENTERS
DUREX "" BENDER. BOARD SERVICE and QUALITY • A Composite
* Easy to cut and
form.
1(J ft "'" 9. 99
ALL A E ITEMS LI
ARTESIA
11540 E ARTESIA Bl VO
(213) ee5.2418
SANTAANA
1829 TUSTIN AVE
(714) 542-4145
ONTARIO
t 140 N MOUNTAIN
(714) 988·5114
MONROVIA
480 W HUNTINGTON
(818) 359.4518
GLENDALE
5816 SAN FERNANDO
(818) 243-4227
GLENDORA
1447 E Al OST A
(818) 983-0328
SINCE 1889
LA CANADA 1515 FOOTHILL BLVD
(818) 790-2555
FULLERTON
2830 E IMPERIAL
(714) 990·1123
W. COVINA
1426 S ·AZUSA AVE
(818) 919·7798
Lorge 2 Cu. ft. bag Regular $4.49
Now 3.79 3/or 10.99
N. HOLLYWOOD COASTA M•SA
12920 MAGNOLIA BLVD 2640 Harbor Blvd
(818) 781·1522 (714) 546-5525
152l~~~:roR. 405 ~wy. 1
(714) 857-9278
has been dt·c.uratnl \\1th thl· ~ir f orce mand
Cummcnda11on Medal at Randolph • • •
-\ir Force Ra\c, Tr>.a'> 'W atrr\. a I 9HO PF( David P. Drury, \On of JJmt''
graduate ufthc -\1 r 1 tm"l' ·\c.adcm~ . .., <t~d I.~ nn l!ru~ o! f?unta1~ ~allc~.
ana1ropcra11on\\tall uff1l l'f \\tlhthl· h.I\ rnmpkted th~ l H-1 hd1copti:r
12th Fl\ ing Training Wing • repair u 1uf\e at the ~rm) ~ \ 1a11on
· \thuol 1n Fort Ruc.ker ~la. Drur} l\a
Thomas w. V~du~en. \un 111 l<a~-I 'IX I ~raduatc ot 1-ountain Valk~
mond and l.m\ VanduM:n ul Hunt· ll igh 'ichuul ••• 1ngtun Jkiil h. ha!> lx:cn promoted to .\irman Dan W. Ediger, whose wife
the rank uf firc;t hl·Utcnant in the Air 1s the t'ormcr Cynthia Gray of Corona
Force. Vandusen. a 1982 graduate of dcl Mar. has graduated from the t\ir
San fo'lc State lJnivcrs11y. 1s an Force personnel spccraltst cuur!>C at
u1structor pilot wi th the 64th Flytng K~c·ster Air Force Base. M1~s. Ediger
Tra1ntng Wing at Kcec;c Air for('C will snH w1th the 71 c;1 ~ir Base
Base. Tcxa\. Ciroupqt Va'ncc A.tr Forcc Rase. Okla.
• • • .\rm) I'' t Oouglat F. Rigdon, ... on
of l.1lhan Rigdon of San Juan
( ap1\trano. ha' arrl\nl tor dut~ 1n
Wc~t (1crman) K1gdon. d 1984
gradualt' of ( apl\lrJnu Va ill'\ High
~rhool. I\ a communka11on\ \latton
rnotrolkr with lhl' .Sth ~1gm1I C 11m·
mand
• • • James E. Edge, who'll: wife •'> tht•
former Shaun Smith uf Hun11ng11m
Bca('h. ha~ lx·en promoted to captain
in the .\1r For('c. f:dge I'> nn ins.trul'tur
na vigator with the 62nd Rom-
bardmcnl Squadron al Hark '\d,1k Air
Fore~ Ba\l'. La
• • • \rn1\ ht John W. Huntley, \on of
~anlh .1nd Waynl' Md 'ormlt"k o f
h 1u1\la1n Vallq. ha' arnvcd lcir dut}
1n l\.tirl·mhcrg. Wnt < 1rrman> Hunt-
k). a I 9X4 graduatl' of Fountain
BIRTH S
HOAG MEMORIAL ff6sPITAL
May I
Mr and Mr~. Kirk Brown. I ounrn1n
Valle}. boy
Mr and Mr~. ( hmtophcr Mone).
Ir\ 1ne. buy
May 7
Mr and Mr' Rotx·rt I dmon\lon
Costa Mna. gu I
Mr and Mr\ Janll'\ Buurquardl'/
< n\ta Mc'>a. ™»
May 8
Mr and Mr\. Jame~ 1.andngan.
Nl·wport f:ku('h, girl
May 9
Mr and Mrc; Chkar I cuthold , New·
port Hcach. boy
May 10
Mr. and Mr-.. Dan1l'I Kt•nn1~y. Ncw-
port tkal'h, girl
, ...
Cllrl1topber J. Olen, a 1980 gradu-
att." of Manna High School in Hunt·
1ng1on Beach. ha<1 bel'n promotcd to
the rank of airman fir'it cla~-. in the •\ tr
F-orc.c Olen " an airuaft ma1ntcn-
anlc 'ipcciall">t with the 34Jrd Tal·
11cal fighter Wing at bcl.-.on Air
l urce Ra\C Ala">ka. • • • ~rm} Pvt Cbrlstopber J. Heiiil.
'>On of 0 and J Heigl of Fountain
Valle}. ha!> completed ba\lc training
at Fon Jac.·kson. S.C Hc1gl I'> a I 9M I
graduate of Fountain Valk} High
S<.·hool. • • • t\irman JeUrey G. Peterson, '>On 1>1
(i11rdon J Peterson uf Fountain
Valin ha' t>ecn a\s1gncd to ~hcppard
·\1r h 1rn' Ra~c. rexa\. after rnmpkt·
1n~ ha\1l· tra1n1ng at 1..alkland -\1r
I ont• lht'>r. f ella\. l'eter'>on wil l
rl'C'l'l\l' 'PlTtali1cd 1nstru1•t1on 111 th e
nll'<ill:tl \CrVll'l'\ field.
Mr. and Mr\. Arian Pclknno I .1guna
N1gul'I girl
May 1'
Mr and Mr-. l<onald Jarrett. Irvine.
boy
May 13
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S<-hocntcld.
I rvinc, g1 rl
Mr and Mr' Da\-1d Walla,·e. Hunt·
ington &arh. bo)'
Mr and Mrs Da\1dS11\a,lr\1nl".hoy
Mr. and Mr\. R1 rha'rd Chalk. ll un1 -
1ng1on Reach. ho:.-
Mr. and Mr~ Jame'> I lrquhan Ill.
Irvine. hoy
May 14
Mr. and Mrs, Ruben Armond. ltunt·
1ngton Beach. i1rl
Mr. and Mr'I Floyd Wnldron. C osta
Mcsn. boy
Ex-sp;y feature~ la OC talk
A fonncrScl\ 1ct 'P> turned douhk·
aacnt for the Ottcd States will speak
ahout h1~ homt."land and lJ.S.-Sov11•1
rclataons at 11 lunl'hco n meeting of the
World Tradr c:ntl"r. Ai.MX1at11>n (If
Oranae County in Newport Rea h
June 3 •
()r Vladimir N. Sakharov wa Ii
diplomat for the ~v1c1 llflwn 1n
Kuwait while he worked for the KG B
-the Soviet sc ret polt<.·r force -
before ~w11ch1na i.1de" to become a
double ogcnt for thr C'cntral ln-
tcll11cn<.·r Agcn<'y (C'IAI Thr author of "High TrtHun."
Sakhnro' ha'I appeared on CB ··i. "~1~t) Minute'" tclcv1s1o n program
and written many anides o n the 1wo
oppo"ltng mtcll1acnce agcnc1c'I tor
whu:h he ha' worked
Sakharov pre5enUy 1s a U. c1t11cn
hv1ng 1n Oran~ County He will
speak in Newport Beach'" Hotrl
Mendten on future relat1orfi between
the U.S. and the Soviet Union. :\nd on
the Soviet polt11cal and cconom1'
!"Tfpcct1 ve.
R~scrvat1on' for the lunC'hton ~hould he made with th(' World 1 radr
Crntcr l\uoc1at1'!n at ( 7141 549·8 Is 1
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Shells hit palace
as Gemayel dines
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Orange Cout DAILY P ILOT /W~neaday. May 29, 1985
Socialite
mist ress
testifi es
I
Agent,
woman
sex talk
taped
Leba non president s h a ken by a ttack ,
but unhurt; leaves for Cyprus for ta lks
BEIRUT, Lebanon (A P) -Arttl·
lery shells pounded Preside nt Amin
Gemayel's palace today. setting his
private wing and offi ce on fire while
he ate lunch. but he "mirac ulously
escaped unharmed," a palace spokes·
man reported.
The spokesman would not sa>
where the barrage came from.
PKOVJDENCE. R.I. (AP)-Cllut.. ~
von Bulow'i.,former mistress Lashed
out at a de*'nsc lawyer and said she is
ashamed that she continued to see the LOS ANOE LES (AP) -Former.
FBI 9g«1t Richard Miiier de-
clared hit love for a Ruulan
WOIMn, t•Hng her t he 1tole hit
~ while the WU allegedly
recruttlng him to epy for the
8o\flet Unk>n. eurvelllance tepee
dlldclld.
The tapee and transcripts of
eeoretty recorded phone calls
Ind meeting• were released to
the MWI media und« a judge's
ords Tueldtly and proytded a
cl..,. picture of a romance
~ Miiier and Svetlana
Ogorodnlkov, the woman
c:Mrged with recruiting him to
PMI document• to the Sovteta.
Four Of the ftve audio and video
tepee r•ued for broadcast on
televtllon were euily seen and
hMrd when they were played In
ccurt lut week. One of them, an
8Udlo tape of a conversation
recorded on an electronic "bug"
hidden In the FBI agent's car. waa
lllmo9t unlnteOtglble.
The transcript of the conversa-
tion 8-pt. 12, 1984 had Miiier
dedarlng his love for the Russian
woman.
"How can I be so lucky?" he
eaya. "You know what you've
afttlalia <>lorodlalkn
done .... You have stolen my
heart.''
After much coy banter,
Ogorodnlkov repHed , "Weel. I
know this heart. lt'a my job."
"It's your job?" Miiier asked.
"Yes." Ogorodnlkov re-
sponded with a la~h.
"It's your Job to take my
heart?" Miiier asked again.
But Ogorodnlkov began laugh-
ing and apparently the two be-
came Involved In some physical
activity at which point Miiier
declared, "Go home before I
attack you. You don't want that to
happen, do you?"
"No," she respon,ded.
Moments later, Miiier said, "I
wlll eat you for my dessert," and
the pair launched into a con-
versation about his weight prob-
lems and the food he had been
eating.
.A half-hour after the shelling, a
shaken Gemayel left by helicopter for
Larnaca. Cyprus, to board a plane for
Damascus for a two-day summit with
S>;riaf\ President Hafez Assad. the
spokesman said.
The sp0kcsman. who declined to be
1dcnt1ficd. said (1emayel was eating
lunch 1n a dining room adJa<;ent to h1~
office when several direct hits from
artillery shells ..et the pres1dcn11al
w1 ng of the palace on fire
fhe state telev1s1on reported
Gema)'el was showered with piece' ut
glass when the o;hcll hit. but wa<> nut
hurt. The network broadcast film of
the devastated rooms. but Gemayel
was not shown. It was the second time
1n IOdays the palace has bt•en hit.
Reportmg on the pres1dent1al pal·
acc. the state radio said "damage was
extensive. Firemen. c1v1I defense
'>quad., ant.I the pres1drnt1al guard!>
arc trying to put out the fire and
rcmm e drbns ..
The conference room on the -.econd
floor ot the t"'O·\llH) palace "'a'
wrecked b\ a \hell and ..everal other\
crashed arcJund the h11l top buildtng tn
\Uhurhan Baabda, 5 miles eao;t o f
Ri.'1rut lhl' 'poke'>mJn added.
Police later said the palace was
shelled by I 20mm arullery and that
two shelli. crashed a few yards from
the main entram.e to U.S. Am-
bas!oador Regmald Bartholomew's
residence in the nefghbonng suburb
of Yarze. No casualties or damage
were reported.
Radio station., said Gemayel
planned to ask As~d to ~nd Lhe
S}nan arm> back to Beirut to snuff
out the Sh111e-Palcst1n1an confron1a-
t10n and end Lebanon\ 10-}ear-old
Moslem-Christian civil war
The palace bombardment came
almoc,t 1-wo hour'> afler I' '>hell'>
crashed into Beirut''> lnterna11onal
.\1rpon while pa'ii.cnger' were board-
1n11. an airliner bound tor Euroix
.\., the round' \lammed 1n .
travelers !>pnnted lo the terminal for
cover Bui airport ullicial., reported
no casualt1c'I or damage and the pttm?
later took off
.\nt1·a1rcrnlt mal h1negun lire
'>truck Ciema)e1·, pmatc wing Ma~
19. shattenng "'indow' and furn11un:.
but causing no casualttc!>. It wa~ not
dear "'hcthi:r that tire.,., ... , aimed or
JUSI a stra~ bur't.
Shute mil1trnmen and armort.'d
unit'i of a ma1nh ';h111e arm\ un11
pounded a Palc\t1n1an rdugcl: camp.
on fk1rut's '>outhern l·dge "'nh
mortar'> and 1.ink lirl· toda). o llic1 als
said
Six-time
murderer
executed
~1ahte even after he told.her how be
watched h1!> wealthy wife sink into a
coma to the edge of death.
Altnnd ra Isles said Tuesday that
~he had not revealed what voo Bu.low
had told her about his wife's coma
when she tes11 fied at has 1982 trial OD
two counts of attempted m urder
bccauSL" ~he ··couldn't bear to think
about It." .
Jc;lec; became the final Wltness for
the prusecu11on after Supcnor Court
Judge ( onnne P Grande refused to
allQv. Man)la "Sunn~ .. von Bulow's
longume banker to tesufy.
Thl' proS«"ut1on, which called 32 "lines~' dunng nearly five weeks of
lt'Sllmon~. rested its ca~ today after
t·ntcnng exh1b1h into the record.
'-lf.\RKE Fla l.\P) -~ar'tn One: da\ after her-sudden return
I ranrnt'> . .,., ho \hotgunnl·d c,1x people from. Euro·pe to te'5llf) 1n von Bulow's
tu dl·ath e \Clutmn \l\le hctau">e ht'> retrial lc,les recalled what the Darusb
mask fdl ofl and e~·po~d h1~ lace ~oc1ah1e said after Mrs. ·von Bulow
v. hilc he wa., robbing a "drug hou~:· !>lipped into the first of two comas her
wa' clectrcx.Utt'J 1n .Flunda\ eleltnt husband 1'> accused of inducing with
1.ha1r toda\ insulin 1n1ccu ons.
f-ranco1.,, entered t he de:1th In 1979 von Bulo" had said "he
chamber at the f-londa '-ltate Prison wo~ld he a free man after C hnstmas
and was strapped tnto the chair at 7 be(·au..e he would ha' e come to an
a.m. He wa~ pronounced dead at 7 IX understanding about divorce wtth his
said Sgt Don C1lad1sh nfthc [)epan-wife:· sa1t1 Isles. a former soap opera
ment ofCorrt"ctwns Jctres'i. who had told \On Bulow she
It wa\ thl· third l'\ecuuun in v.ould cnd their rela11onsh1p 1fhe did
Florida tht., H'ar thl· I 'th \1nce the not lea\e his wife.
state retnstatcd the deJth penalt} 1n In Januaf) 1980 . 'on Bulo" de-
1976 and the 4-lth in rhl' countr) since tailed the circumstances leading to
capnaJ punishment v.as rctnstated the lir\t coma. S;a~tng he and has wife
1he same \Car had been arguing and talking about
Francoi'>. W "'a' con' 1ctcd rn the d1\orce as his "-lfe drank alcohol-
-Bangladesh surviyors get vaccine J ul> 27 197"'. nel u11on·SI) le killings sp1 ked eggnogs and 100 I>. a
Of SIA people during the robbef) Of barbiturate, 'ihe said
.,., hat polite termed a .. drug hou..e" 1n .. .\nd then he .-.aid that the ne\t da~
thl' M1am1 .. uhurb uf( arol (it) "hen she v.ao; unrnnsc1ou.-. that he
The l ' .S. Suprl·me ( ourt late! watched her lcnow1ng that <ihe "'as 1n a
DHAKA. Banglade\h I ·\Pl -
Survivors ot a k1lkr 'torm tn thl· lia~
of Bengal lined up lor lholcr.1 '•Kn·
nations toda} corp\.:"\ "l'rl· pu,hed
tnto mass gravc'i and helicopter;
ferncd watl'r pump' 1n a hurrn·d
effort to prt''l'nt dl\eil\l' trom taking
m ore live\. -.
A go' ernmen1 01r1ual '~11d "~"'
'l'''d' Mm\ hd1u1pter' .111d Ht•d
( W\\ f\'._l lll: t\.'am-. b\ f Ul'\tlJ\ had
rl'athl·d .111 .irea-. hit h' \aturda,·,
'torm that f..il k·J 1h(1u-.and-. nfpcopk
and \lrlppl•d C"na,tal area' dean of
tree' and home'
ht1matl'' ol thl· numlwr kilkd 111
the \lorm '.Hll'd "'t<kh. J nd the
gmernmen1 ''"J 11 had no ll\t ut the.
m1s<11ng It \atd m'lff\) of the people
II\ 1ng nn hundreds of islands tn the
Ha~ of fkngal were c;quatt\.'rs.
The gO\crnmcnt. which ha' re-v1~d ll'i 11gure~ up and down se' era I
11ml' ... -.aid 1.400 deaths are con·
tirmcd fhc Red Cross !Mi)S at lcai.1
S.f)(XJ were killed and that thl' figure
,rnultt 1ncrl•ac;l· '1gn1tkantl~ ...
Navy pai d $1,320 for 2 asht rays
Toda). thl· ttanglalle'th Ob~n er~ T uewa) dented a plea b) Francois lo bad wa}. all da) and" atched her and
ne.,.,spaper \a1J the death toll might po'ttpone the e\l'cutwn watched her .. Isle!> said
reach a'> high a\ ~ll.Cl(l(1 hut ll did not -··1 am ac; a grain of sand on the • "And finaJh. when she was at the ~}how that l'\l1matc v.a., reached. ~ach-of thl' hlack tace." Francois po1 ntofd.,tng.hec;.a1d that hecouldn·1
In Gene, a . lhl· rnternat1onal Red said 1n a iiflal '>tatcment he read to go through \\1th 11 and he callt>d (the
Cross quo1cd .\II <.)uoresh1 of llS v.11ne'ise'> ~. fhe hlack race has lost tls doctorl arfd sa't'd her hfe ··
B_an$1adt·'~ lhJpte1 a' '3)1ng 6 pnde and J1gn1t~ and 1s slo""I) dytng Von· Bulo" "'ho fidgeted "'1th a
malhon pcopk v.ere atfrcted h) the from "'1th1n and "'tlhout. M ) death pen througho ut his former lover's
storm and that 27) oOU "haH· lost ends m\ tear'> and the fonune of test1mon' shook his head a~ Isles
every"thtn$... . .... atch1ng m) race slo"I) die.. recoun.l.l;d the uJn,er~t1on The two
On l inr Char. an 1c;land wht·re .\ftcr reading the muement. Fran· glanced at ealh other occas1onall}
nothtng "a' l<:fl \landtng. :"la'} w1sadded."lfthen.·1!>suchath1nga<. throughout her ncarl~ 1"0 hours of
Cmdr Iqbal MuJtaha v.atlhcd tht' an ant1·Chnst 11 ain't one man but tesumon'
ma" burial of 4()(1 1)1:1Jple I uc'><.la) the.,., hok "'h1te rale .. The "a tl' rharge~ \o n Bulov. want-
Hc ..aid man' ot them had not occn .\"'al..ened JI .l 30 am Franl·o1' l'J ht'> "'tk dead \O he could 1nhent
1den11tied "'3' -.enct.l J hreakla'>t ot lobster \1-l mllhon 11f her S"'S m11l1on
SAl"OIEC10 (\PJ -lhl',J\\ 1' l hl·1n,pt«.t1un.,ho"l't.lthatC1rum-1orthl•damp1ngde,1ll·"'a'>SI Ol .and ~a.,., burial' also v.cre reported 'lhrimp.nb.-..lhtd .. enandfn·nlhfrtl"'> P1mburghut1ht1e'>fonuneandmam
inves11ga11ng ball\ tr11m (1rumman mJn thargl·d th.:,,,,\ $6hlll'alh tm 1n June l 1·HI' 11 l'O\t $2 ""tll clse.,.,herl' a\ rt·<,("ue v.url..l'r'i tncd to ··1te Jle all 11111 hut a httll· btt ol the l\k\ \1r, '''" Buluv. ·1 reco,ered
.\erospacc Corp to dl·tcrmtnl'.,., ti\ 11 thl· a\htra)' pun h.i,ed in Fd>ruJr} J urlo.11v. ,k, '-<lld pre' enl the .,preaJ uf J1\t'3\C among nh' .. ..aid \ ernlln Brad lord. !Xpan-lrnm lht• I '1.,4 loma hut duuor\ \cl\ a
was charged $1 . '20 lor '"' u ,llfl raft I 'I!< l J u rl..ll\\\f.. \ '><lid In J UOl' 1484 . the v.eakenl·d \Ur\ I"'" ml·nt of \orrel t111n<, '>pokesman \t'lOOd lnma I'> IITl'\ er\1hlt' . J urko" .,i..' o;a1d ll 1s not kno" n ho"' .-----------------------------------------ash1ra)S and more than $XIM1 tor 1v.11 .1Cl11rdtng to thl· '"'Pl'l l1on . thl' "'J' ~ -· .1 le -4
w •nch•·, an •111·1·1 ·I 'a'' d h $41)() h I h man' ol the grounu loc s "ere . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=====~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~ICh-----.J --""M:T~hc..:::cJJo~.,l!l' .!.!o;'" :.i.t~l.~' f)!.!a~~..:.::!!...!m!!;.1~n:...u_a_l .-==-~"~art~en~lgm~~~:!.:rl~' ~t~aigJ:l1=..;7!::..'.!.:~e~al~...!:t~>r~t ~e;.,,--ouf'~~~-wh~ Qf l1fn¢--\"' .. -------
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tu red b\ Crrumman "l'fl' rnt•aleJ lhc1n'ir>nt111nal\o t11un<lthl'r>ml'
dunnga·n 1n'>f)Cl l111n th" month ,.lid 111.1 ( 1rurnm.tn ground lo(. I.. 1nrn·a,t·d
Cmdr. Tom Jurk""''"'· 'r>okl·,man nt'.trl~ 2 "'fJll pcnx·n1 an JU\I 11\l'r .1
for the Pac1lil r tn·I :--.a,,11 \11 f ortl' \t'.lf hl' '31J In -\r>rtl l'IX~ thl' pncl·
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Thursday,
. June 13th
Long Beach engineer Wllllam Moody ln front of hi• delta-wing prototypa.
His cheaper, lighter plane
sure looks good on paper
all. he savs.
The Haml'r 1s hu1lt of convcn-
11onal aircraft ma1enal. Moody says.
The Dragon 1s intended 10 be built a1
low CO'il from new. light-we1gh1
materials including some plastics.
lfh1s plane ever gets offlhc ground.
Moody say~ 11 may make hclit-optcrs
obsolete for military uses because it
will be able to hove r and lly close to
the eanh but l'an speed av.ay from
ground-fire
Moodyc"<pcc1s 1he e'cnrual cost of
t'al·h Dragon 10 be around ·s 1.5
m11l1on. For $42 million. the cost ofa
convent1onal F-14 Tomca1 fighter. a
m1htar. forCl' could huv an entire
c,4uadron uf 24 dragons and. four
morc . hl· \a)'I
But tht· propo..al for a cheap. h1gh-
pt·rformanct' ain:raft ha~ not kindled
intcre\t at tht' Pentagon. Mood) S3)S.
He acknov. h:dged getting blank ~tare\
from the .\rm} and Na'·'.-and \a)S he
doubted tht' Air Force would want 11.
Rut hl' \a'>~ hie; plane could find man~ willing hll)l'r'> abroad. 1f 11 cva
gttts built.
He cites as an example Nonhrop
..\ircrafl Corp ·., dt•,elopment ot the
F-5 faglnc-r 1n rhc 1900s. a plane that
\Old well abroad before the Air Force
bought II.
Because he'c; a li11lc gu~ in a land of
acro!>pacl' giant~. Mood~ S3}S gt'lllng
financing. for h1' proJeCI ha' been
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tough. But he notes that aircralt
pioneer Donald Douglas. who built
the legcndar) DC-3. was once cast in
the Da vid \ s. Goliath role himself.
"We·re not a bunch of lcids out of
1uni or college working in a garage.
though.'' Moody said. "We have
between us 280 years of experience
and each has designed successful
weapons delivery systems:·
Mood) 1~ reluctant to name his
engmeenng associates. explaining
that many of them arc moonlighting
fo r hi s organ11at1on while working
full-time for. the h1g aircraft com-
panies.
"Donald Douglas came out to
C'ahfor11 1a and started (designing
airplanes) 1n a barber shop," Moody
said. "We've heard It said that it can•t
happen toda> hkc 11 did then ... that
}OU have to be ('Stabhshed ... .'' He
doesn't believe 1t.
The Dragon has attracted intcrc~t
from the W.A. Bre nnan Group of
l nd1anapoh~, a real estate and bank-
ing investment group. whose mem-
bers might back the building of a
Dragon factory 1f 1t gets good reviews
1n Pans. said spokesman Nick Con-
nor .
"I can·t sa} we arc in a concrete
\tage of s1gn1ng a check:· Connor
said. "We detinitl'ly have a team (of
interested 1n' l'.,tOr\) and we are doing
our home"ork."
"Based on the design and the
technolog~. which arc purponed to be
true. there could be a billion-dollar
market in air freight and delivery
alone bs:causc the plane co uld bypass
airpons ... he said.
Connor said the plane would ha ve
to be proven a1rwonhy and com-
merc1alh attractive, however. "Our
impetus. is c;ound business. not sci-
ence.'' he !Mild.
PRIZED
PAPER
PLANE
SEATTLE (AP) -A paper air-J
plane that fl oated longer than fhe
Wright brothers' first night won the
top amateur pn1e last week 1n the
Second Great lntcrna11onal Airplane
Contest here.
The paper plane. created by Robcn
Meuser of Oakland. flew 141 feet. 4
inches. and won first place in the non-
professional distance category 1n the
contest.
Meuscr's plane flew 21 feet longer
than the first craft flown by av1at1on
pioneers Orville and Wilbur Wright
10 1903.
First place in the professional
distance category was Aluo
Kobayashi of Tokyo. with a 01ght of
122 feet. 8 inches. The professional
category is open to tho5e assocrated
with aircraft and design.
The junior distance division was
won by Etin Lucero of Pueblo. Colo ..
whose creation soared 114 feet. 8
inches.
Tatuo Yoshida of Yo koham.
Japan. won the professional time
aloft category with a flight lasting
16.06 seconds. The nonprofessional
time aloft category went to Yoshiharu
Ishii of Osaka. Japan. at 9.8 seconds.
while Hironor1 Kurisu of Osaka won
the jun1ortime aloft at 11.28 seconds.
The contest. wh ich began Wednes--
day. was organized by the Museum of
Flight in Seattle and drew 4,348
en.tries from 23 countries. Most
pan1ci pants mailed their entries to
Seattle. many with elaborate instruc-
tions for preparation and launch .
• Awards also were aivcn In such
catqorie!l as acrobatics and csthctics.
All first plaot winners will be flown to
Seattle to r«e1ve their awards June 9
at the Wortd Indoor Paper Airplane
Contest. also at the Kinactome.
Judacs for the contest were former
astronaut Mich1el Collins: Oenni!I
Flanaaan. editor emeritus of Scien-
tific American; llan Kroo, Stanford
Uni versity profcuor; Sheil• Widnall.
Mass1chu1etts lnsututc of Tech-
nology aerodynamics engineer: and
Yask1uk1 N1nom1ya. d 11ner for
White Wins toy 1irplancs.
•
Ruth Kimber, 92, 1eta bug from her new buaband Kevin, who la 28.
Talk about May-Decem her
romances, look at these 2
PASO ROBLES (A P) -rhl.'re arc
few barriers to lo' e. and 64 }ear'i 1c;
apparently not one of thtm for a 28-
~ ear-old Jani tonal sen ice p~1rtner
and his 92-}ear-old bride.
"Wh) does lo' e have to ha'e an a~e
boundal) as long as )Ou're happ} ..
asked Ke' in Kimber. as he shared a
ngarette and kisses" 1th his" tic. the
former.Ruth McCl ung
"I'' e nc' er been so ha pp>-" said
Kimber. as she laid her head on hn
husband's chest. "This gu} ha'> got me
spo1lecf rotten ...
The local couple ma med last week.
Just three months after the} met.
Kimber had h1rrd'her huc;band-to-he
to clean her rug. and after working on
thr carpet an hour or t-...o. he asked
her out .,Panc1ng that e'en1ng. She
refused.
"I thought ~ou "ere kidding.'' she
<>aid during a rect>nt 1nten 1c....,
Kimber 1<.a slight. but spf). woman
-... ho mo' cs well. although her de-
teriora11ng '1s1on has left her legall)
'rince eats like
a king on shuttle
SP..\CE CENTER. Houston (AP)
-While American astronauts have
rh1cken a la king on the fifth da} of a
space shuttle flight nc1tt month. a
Saudi prince and a French ~Cll'nt1st
will ha'e Jugged hare a I' .\lsac1ennc
Sultan Salman ..\bdcl ..\111 .\I-Saud.
a pnnct• of Saudi ..\rab1a. and Patrick
Baudl). a French sc1cnt1st. orderl'd
Continental cuisine on their menu
-...h1le the} arc ere" ml'mbers -...uh
ti' e ..\mencan astronaut'> on c;pace
shuttle Disco' en
Other gourmet foods for them
include lobster 1n armoricain sauce.
crab mousse and fruit pate'> Haudl)
aho-... ill ha' e somr Frenr h brt•ad and
a French chocolate pudding.
Gourmet foods arl' featured in fi,e
of the 20 mca" on thl' 'P3t'l' menu for
.\I-Saud and Baudr.
Or. Chark'i T. Bourland. ch1rf of·a
food packaging lab at Johnson Space
('enter. said the gourmt•t en tree~ were
cooked and canned 1n France and that
samples were tested for bacteria
before they "ere added to the space
o;huttle menu.
Al-Saud also askt:d for o;ome p111rd
dates from his natt\C land Bourland
said the dates are being t~ted and
that 1fthe) meet N l\S...\ standard!> will
be included as snack~ for the prince.
Typ1calty. the crew members enJO)
a 2.600-calorirdict \\hlll.' O~tng on the
space shu11lc Some ts frel'1e -dned
and has to be rch\drall'd. other 1s
canned or packaged· in foil
In the flight. Saudi) will conduct
tests using an cchocard1ograph that
stud1rs the hean
It's lonely
at the top,
bottom
JACKPOT, Utah (AP) -Lezlie
Ann Stratton 11 gr8duatlng at the
top, middle and bottom of the
Cl... of '85 at Jackpot High
Schoot. The 18-year-old tenlor Is
the flf'lt graduate In the tchoof'•
one-year hl1tory.
"Orlgfnaffy I WU going to
gr8duate from my ofd IChool (In
utah)," aald Stratton, who
mowd fo JdpOt IMt July ... My
parent• helped talk me Into
ataytno here. I wanted to be the
flnt to grllduate."
Conetructlon la nearly com-P'ete for the htgh ectM>Ot In thtl
tiny gambatng reeott tn the nofttl-
-comer of Utltl, a Mtf-mMe IOUth of the ld#M> border. TM
.,.,,. body numbeNd ~ for
the llrat ye9f of operatton.
Stratton, naturalty oaa. vat-
edtcton.n, MY' being one of only
two ...... "' . plueM and
.\I-Saud is a nephl'\' of King Fahd
of Saudi Arabia. He 1s fl'.Ying as an
ob'len er. a pnv1legr NAS..\ grants to
maJor customers . .\mong the satel-
l1tc'i to be lau nched from D1 sco"'t'f) 1s
.\rab'itat-1 B. a Saudi commun1ca-
11ons satellite.
.\stronaut Daniel C. Brandenc;tcin
1s lhl' coi:nmander of the seven-da}
l11ght
bltnd. Her former husband died eight
years ago
Kinder was a persistent ~u1tor,
despite 1he rebuff. The) met again at a
theatrical performance at thr Paso
Robles Senior C111zens Center." here
he was operating the lighting.
fhen he moved into Rut h's home
as a boardrr. pa) 1 ng $50 a "eek and
buying half thr groceries. Their talk
qu1ckl) turned to mamage.
"She d1dn·t -...ant a ton~ courtship.
She didn't ha'c time." Kinder said.
Ruth said spme of her relatt' es
have objected 10 her marriage She's
been v1s1ted by a social worker -and
the poltcc had to be called to intl.'mlpt
an alterca11on between some of her
reta11 ves and her new husband.
."What wo uld you think tf}our 9~
~ear-old grandmother married a 2~
\Car-old'l" asked her grarldson. Bob
Ncberman Jr. of Los An~eles.
Kimber said he 1s not interested 1n
his nev. bride's propert). Shr said she
has a hank account and o~s her
home. a duplex that provides her with
rental income. He said he .,1gned an
agrecmrnt before thl.' -...,edd1ng gt\'tng
up an} claim to her propcrt). before
the -...1:dd1ng .
"I ha ve no 1ntrrcst in her prop-
ert)." he said. "I lo'e her for herself"
"Because the people are
friendly, helpful, and the
quality is excellent''
t~~.,,.p~-
Lort Ann Peters, Costa Mesa
.,. Loaic:lotu:
~Hlllt n~os Moullon ,kwy
(71 4) 770 ~)8
MillWNI Vleto
27800Mtdlc1ICtr. 01
1714l 40S 40U
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107 ~ent11 Avt
17141 0<42 7)()?
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A.nd othtr tocat1on1
throu1t1out
Southtm C.llfomlL
·menu... TM aecond Mnlof', Pat
~. wffl attend oom-
menoem9nt ••CIHI It W•.
wMr• he Wl9 a atudlnt for ttne
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.,. not • rneny peopee to be
trtendl with end ...., --atvund. You're by~ a lot.
''lut tM t..a.a heW more
ttme with ~· You lelrn a lot
"*9.''
....,,.,.. the IChoof °"'* In J-.. 9'udlfttl ... "'-d ea ,.,.... '°""' to w•. Nev. or 41
mlel norttt to Flier, tdlho to
attend ldtOOf.
Coupon
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WKNt .. CICNNATI
Orange Coalt DAit.. Y PILOT /Wednesday, May 29, 1985 A9
John Den•er (rtclat) nan .... Ultraman'" ln a
comedy aketcb wttb Bob Keelhan ln .. How to
Be a Man," a new entertainment apeclal
airing tonight at 8 at on CBS, Channel 2 .
:CJ MOYIE • * • rn. Pnncea And rn. pj,.
r11t' (19-45) Bot> Hope, VrQinll
Mty0
®MOYIE * ••.; "AndrOtd' { 1932) KllU1 Klntill,
Oon()peitt
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Blcon, Lori Singer
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IAWMWALT!M
8"CW.
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MalC.Nf COU!Gl•TE TALENT IHOWCAIE !:=IA
* ••.; "Miking Thi Gr.a. 11984)
Judd Nelton, °"11 Ol9«t (%)MOYIE * ••.; "FootlOOM" ( 198'41 KIWI
Bacon. Lon Singer
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LOUGMNT ll lT. ELllWHEM (C)MOYIE
* * * "AM Thlt Jm · l 1979) Roy
Scl'ltldtr. Jtltlcl Lange
eMOW * * •.; "The lnYllil>6I WOINll" ( 19ot0,
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MCON>GUIJE .....
MOVIE
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eMOYE * * * "Tht Counterten T r11tor
( 1962) Wllllltn HOiden l.Jllt Palmtf
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STORY Of THE LOU8ANA HAYMJE
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DWOVIE ' • Emanuelle 1n 8111Qk0k 119781
***'.;"Thi Big Country" (Part 2 of
2K1958, Gregory Pldl. Clllrnon
Heston
•• ACEFUQHT !~SUPEMTAM
• • • How T 0 S1ve A M1mtg.e
And Ruin Y 00< Lift 119681 DNrl
Mw'hn. Stell Stevens
O WOVIE
LIUrl Gemser Cns Avram
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I MTltlONIAN WOALD
IOU>ONEI
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MIMn Mlrlc Hamill
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G 0 $c>rl0kn
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H ohday Spa Heal r::::: .JC ros o .,...e
fac11111e s vo1u need ·r.e a test r 1gt
eH1c1encv exercise e..J.J crrer1 ~1rr
program directors to ShOVv ;OU rcw Ac 1or
pocked aero b ics and o naerot 1cs s .... 1rnr-"9
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AlO Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, May 29, 1985 ------------------------
Em JORIAL
Strict controls -
might be better
than racing ban
The county Planning Commission last week
revoked the license o f the promoters of boat drag races
o n Irvine Lake in Orange. ' ,
The action was academ ic. The Irvine Co .. which
owns the lake, banned drag boat racing there in April
after 9-year-old Brandi Branchflower of Burbank was
struck and killed by a skidding power boat as she sat
along the shore. In light o f the enormity of the traged y,
the response seems appropriate.
But the county planners who investigated the
incident said they fo und the lake to be a safe place for
drag races. At least, as safe as a place can be when people
are skimming the surface of the water at improbably high
speeds in what amo unts to defused torpedoes with
bucket seats. The problem was not with the lake. but with
the course. which the Planning Commission found had
been altered from the layout the county originally
approved.
Did the changed cours~ contribute in a way that
might have been forsccn to the death ofthechild? No one
seems able to reach that conclusion. but drag boat
drivers who raced the course said immediately a ft er the
accident that the c hanged configuration made the lake a
safer place to race.
Now. as objecti vity begins to creep back irrto an
issue that was overfl owing with emotion. it may be
appropriate to examine the total ban-on drag boat racing.
The revocation seem warranted. The operalors did.
after all. conduct races o n an unapproved course.
Tho ugh their intention m a~ have been to provide better.
safer racing, the o.utcome was netther better nor safer.
But now that thev have been sanctioned. all those
who enjoy watching o·r participating in these races also
have bee n penalized. The proper. longterm response to
the Branchflower tragedy mi~ht be to institute stricter
controls o n boat rac ing at ln :me Lale;, so that .it may.go
on in as safe a manner as possible -without ehmmaung
the sport. ..
LETTERS
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good enough for airport
r o I hl· f dllor
\onll' I\ f'll' nt "" ;.srd 'hould Ol"
gl'l'n to thl~>rangl < 11unt\ HuJrJ 111
~u~n 1\0r' <m lhl'ir .,Utll''>' 1n d1' l'rt·
1ng a1rplanl· pa!><.cnger trallil lrom th1.·
huge littk us~d Ontario -\1rpo111u lhl'
undcr'i11ed. 1011 c;mall llangerou'>.
Orange< ount\ raulit~. togl'thl·r "1th
d1\ert1ng .11rplane pa\<.l·ngl'r.. trom
thl' l'\tt:lknl <.uLll''>'iful largl' I .\ \
laC'lltt~ lO Or:ingl' ( tHJOl~
Thl' hl\tnn 111 e1ur u1unt' 1n I 9X5
1.1.111 tx· thl· ~car ot 1hc h1gge~1 1.1.oN
acn>mplt'ihment h\ !ht· Hn.arJ ol
">upcr' 1 .. or' \lier numcruu' paid
JlfPOrt \tUdll'' "l'r1· m.1dl· •" J1rl·ucJ
h\ lht• oodrtl hul n11.1 ..a11~f\lng thl'
hc1artl 1h1·' dl'l llkd 10 pr11,t· 1hc~
1.1.erl· 11ghl 1r1ka'111g lhl' Jlrport 1n '''
prl'\l'lll tanhk lola1111n I hl· Hlur
K1hhon C 111nm1lll'e ot 1nd1·rl·ndt:n1
hu\lnl'"'"' ;1nll go\ 1.•rnml'nl ll'Udl·r<, \'3'
named 10 111.t!..l' a .. tud'. Thi\ tJml' 111
recommending no C'\pan<,1on of thl·
prl'\l'nl J1rpo11 and 11.1.11 ;i\,lllJhk
lc1lJl111n' lor ,1 nl'l.I. JlrPClrl I hi'
rt•p11rt "·" 1gn11r,·ll h\ thl' ho.in.J ,1,
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h11,1rd I l.tll rrml'mh1·1 \dll'n Ill.ell\ 111
lhl·m dn1dnt ~'hal \\,1•.111•ht l11r .111 ol
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popul.CI dv1 l\llll! Ill tli1II11\\11 d1.lf h I
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,1hnut .i f'll'rtl'Ol k" n111" • 11ur
f'll'rll'nt k" 1h,1n 1anhll-dot'' n111
1·quJI gooJ
I he tu1url' "dear Orangl' ( oun-
I\ 's most hcaut1ful nh. and thl·
highest ta>.Cd l'll) will COOlinue 10 he
ru1m•d h) morl' and mort· Jet no1w
Jnd mnrl· and morl· hl:.11:k lillh'
nhauc;1 trom ever) JCI Morr aircra1'1
pans. eng1n1.·-. l"tt' will fall on homl'!.
unlll the d3~ a planl' 1.1.1pe\ out li\c 111
Ill homl·\ and kill!. man) people on
1hc ground. as "l'll as those 1n the
planl'
IA-vl'lopmt>nt will l'OOtlOUt' lo
l'11minatc th l' uni\ two future eA-
panc;10n \Ill''\ that arc no1.1. a\ailabk
and then a nl'I.\ Hoard of SUPl'l"\ .... ors
,~111 have thl' treml'ndou<o dcn~1on ot
1.1. hac 10 mo' l' all of1hc JCIS and 11 will
probabl) he out of lhl' count}.
Progress under th(' prcc;cnt Board 1n
1.:onnecuon with the :urpon mcar:i~
more and more )l'l no1\c and filth on
10 the pcopk <11 Nt'1.1. pon Heaeh and
1heir propt·11~ unlll man~ pa11os and
homes in 'I.'" pon Hl·ach 1.1.1 II no
longer tx· l.'n111~ahk• 11 l'\Cn l1"abk
The e·wan"on of LAX "as lhe
l'\pans1on of a huge a1rpon and had
111 hl' donl· Thl· npan<.1on of()rangc
( ounl\ Jut<. not nt:t<l lo he 1Jonl' •
\hnulci not he dont• and \\111tld nc11 ht·
1loHW II thl' prl'\l"lll nll'l1lhl·r, c1I 1h~·
ll11.1rd qf \upl.'n 1)or\ 1.1.e1uld Jlll'Pl
1lwir rl·,pon~1hil11' 111 reprl·wn1all111
<lr.ingl' ( 11un1~ anJ du 1.1.ha1 1\ tx•,t
lnr .111 ol Orange< ounl) and"" luturc
dnl'111pml'nt. \\h1lh ml·ano, 1h1.·rc
mu<.1 hi.· .1 nt'" lrn..11111n for JCI aircrati
1n !Ill' l ClUlll\ 11r CIUl\ldC lhc counl\
">({\I\:-. II \\-I EDH1.\.\RD
~ant.1 ·\na
Truckers a danger to others
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ORANGr COAST
Daily Pilat
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11on 1t1 ho1.1. 1hc} art' dri' ing, thq
lnrl~· people on the road Mv cousin
"·I" \l'r'\ <.eH·reh in1url·ll 1hcrc b) a
1rmk dn'l'r 1.1.ho "'"'' making an
11n,,1k I.inc th,1nge
I'm \\nnda1ng 1.1.hcn l"m going 10 ,,,e1 t 'l'l'I ng 1 he ( HP cra<:k 1 ng do1.1. n al
J .1!..1· furl'<.1 Ort\l' I \1mpl' rclu'>l.'. to
""' )l.rc'lt'rll'' at lht' market there
hn .11N' 111 thl' d11H'r' ol ttw1r trud<.
I hl'' g1.·t oil 1111 L;ike f orc't dri\l'
do\\11 l<nt !..fil'ld lhi.•n rn.1kt• .1 'iharp
11g.h1 1hnl' I lan l u1un1 ho1.1. man'
1111\\'\ lhl'\ 0 \l' tUrnl·d lfUl k\ O\Cr
I hr' 'l' tu.rnl.'d tru<:ks O\ er gl·tting oO
1tw frl'Cl.l.:l\ on tu I ~1kc Forl·~1. at the
kll lurn \\hl'fC the) make 1ho<;e w1dt•
I urn' .ind lhl'tr 1ru(k\ turn o"cr
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Tom felt °"'"""0"'9 ,,,.,, .. Don,_,_ .. , c .• ,, £ 0•10.
·'Does IC rea lly mak e sense to send Paul Thayer to j ail? IL mak es sense
to do so only In the very//mltedperspective, which Is to satisfy muggers
that guJ/ty tycoons also pay a penalty ...
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£SSEtmAL. ~ l5 ~ ~ c:.-:11
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WILLIAM F . BUCKLEY
. columnlat
ANN
WEUS
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1
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(-,~J. ~r"'t' .... _' 1\ \~ ... J ' -~,-" I\'''"'·' OCl\\llr!.. kllt"hl'O -\B( ~ ~ ( H~. NH<. or l'\\'n PB'i -I'm ncll ~ ~ pie!..} fhq all ha\l' 1he saml· U ..... ' j1
• J miraculou' lcatun:c;. 1,1\1 F' l'n whl·n 'ou cnmc home la ll"
. .:.... I I -:IA,· al \ from \\Ork after d111ng h:ltlle I.I. Ith co-.. ,,.. workero;. 1raflk and the ( ht'c:ker at thl·
markt•t. dinner '' no has-;k w11h a
network kllchcn
SendPaulThayerbackto
thePentagon witha,mop
You '>kP bl•h1nd th\.' 1.1.or!..
l'U unll·r/)tO' e. \mile at the lamily and
,a~. ·· 1 on1ghl 1.1.l' arc going 10 ha''l'
aah 'oumc and molded wmato a)ptl'
,alall II "'" he rl.'ad) in about I'
m1nutl') ··
'r ou thl·n prm'Cl'd to make 1he aah
.,oullk anJ thl' ac;p1c. On thl· wor!..
coun1er I'> .an arra' 11f l11tlc bowl\
matching. uf cuu·r~c. The bowl!i
rnn1a1n 1he 1ngrcdtl'Ots prec1scl~
mca<.urc:J uu1. The ingredll'llt) arl·
l'h11ppcd flaked. bl.'atcn. o;queCJcd.
~ra1eJ -1.1. hatevcr thl' recipe call' .\I lcas1 1n the matter of Paul
ThaH·r. unlike E.F. Huuon.1hcrl· 1.1.a~
someone there of flesh and blood lo
stare at. He had a wife at hand. fam1I}.
fnend -indeed. ven inl1uen11al
friends. Barr) Goldwaier wrote a
letter about him Moses 1.1.ould haH·
been flattered to receive. Still. thl·
1udgc gave him four ~cars in Jail. 1 his
t'i both good and bad.
Good 1n the obvious sense .\I~
fluent. ped1gn·cd. puhllc ~en1lc
minded lawhrcaker!> are in the C}e!\ of
the la1.1. s1mpl~ lawbreakers. nc,cr
mind tf back then the) earnl·d a
Congre.ss1onal Medal of Honor. or 1f
back then she' headed up the ( om-
mun1t' ( hl·st-Dnvc. or prnented a
'hip l'rom h1111ng the rod.\. Paul
fha~er lcarm·d 1he plan-; of a rnm-
pan~ nf 1.1.ho\l" ant1matl· corpt1ra1r
1.1.or!..1ng"' hl' had ~r!>unal l<.nu1.1.kdg.l·
\11 hl' t(1IJ a kv. fncnJ ) to hu'
C ompan~ \. Thl' cnmc con<;l\t\ 1n
1.•nc:ouraging thi:sc insiders 10go111 thl·
mar!..l·tplJrl' and hu) stock. 1 f ncl'l''>S-
an nudging JI up .1ltttk10 l'nllll' thl·
1m nn 01.1rg.1nall' tnll're'>ll'd 1n ,l'11-
1ng -\nd -thl· ta\\ hokh lJUlll'
pl.111\lhh -1n l lkl.l 'lt'.tl!ng ltll'
prolii th.11 \\OU Id t1lht•r1.1. l\e h;J\ l' gt1lll'
hi l'\l\ltng. U\\ner' 1.1.hl·n thl' Simi..
1rntn1' up cm puhlita1111n of thl· gnod
IWW'
R111 h;I\ 1 ng llnlf1hcd • l a' lar-
l l'n11u<ol~ ·'' po"1hk. tht.: lJUl''>llon
arl\l'' Dm·, 11 n·alh mal..1.· ,l·nw IP
\end Paul I hau·r to 1a11'' I 1 l11akt·.,
\l'n'e to ctci '11 unh 1 n the 'en l1m 1ted
pcr'>pcC:l1'l' 1.1.hH h 1s to sau\h mug-
ger'> that g.u1h~ IHOOn'-al<.11 pa~ a
pcnalt~ I IJ' ing \::tll<,lied thl· tT1m1nal
commun1t~ thal u1rporate h1gw1g'
arc not out!>1dc lhl' '31.1.. onC' I\ '11ll ld1
a!i~ing th1.· qUl'\tlOn '' th!\ a u!il'ful
WILLIAM F.
BUCKLEY
wa) to get ~<Kial rcqu11al lrom Paul
Tha}er''
rherr ha-; hccn a lot ofthl\ kinJ ol
thing latel}. E.F. Hutton. "i.' learn.
mad1.· '>Oml·th1ng li!..l· $!S m1ll1on h~
the rclat1,el~ simple matta oft1ming
\\1thdra1.1.al and depm11'> \O a~ to
cauw JU't a l111k lt'l'n~ 1.1.l'l'n~ dl'la~ Ill
ia!..l' platl' ht·11.1.el·n thl· "11ndra1.1.al
anJ lhl' u1rresponJ1ng dl·po\ll I h1)
"ralkd thl' 110:11 l ht· l111at tan ht·
hoth fl'gal and \\Ondl:rfull}-pmfitahk
When )OU bu} an American faprC)!.
chcqul' for $1 00! you will average
three months or so he fore cashing that
check. and during that period ~mcn
can Express 1s gelling quill' rich.
1hank~ou .andnot,1olatingan) la1.1.
.\no1her one" Thi\ 1'>n·1 ilkgal. hut
II 1<,n'l QUiil' ethical either rht•
t nrna hooJ...store need~ l"fl'd1t trom
might) Douhlcda) & < o .. <,o 11 ordl'r'>
1.000 l'Clp1es or .\rthur Haik~\ nC\\
book. knowing.11 can't pos~1bl ) 'il'll
more than SO. The book' amH· on
Mnnda) On Tuesday. 1he honk :.wre
returns 950 cop1c'> of th1.· honk lO
Doublcda~. claiming credll -on
which 11 proceeds 10 hu} other
Doublcda} books. But )Ou 'ICC. 11 1~
da1m1ng credit for books 11 \\On·1 tx·
billed for un11I 1hr end of 1he month.
Thal 1s kiting. It 1sn'1 illegal. hu1. 1.1.cll.
1t St. Peter a~kcd vou whv vou ordered
1.000 hook\ kno\..,1ng )1;u·1.1.c1uld nnh
sell SO ~11u \\1111ld prohabl~ take thl' lor I hl· hl11.1.b an· arrangl·d in
Fifth .\mcndml'nl alphatx:t1c:i l onkr. or the ordl·r 1n
({;ilph \/atkr \\hOSl' tnll'rC\t i.. 1.1.h1l'h thl' li\lllg'> go IOU> thl' rt.'l'IJX'
Jlmoc;l l"<clu\I' l'I~ in rorporatl' tnml' Thl' rhL>tCc 1s 'ours.
and 1.1.ho \ome1imes sounds as If On lhl' '>tlHl' 1s )Our preheated pan corpora11on~ are n.ingcn11all) cnm1-1.1.11h ()ou·rc rwl going 10 belie'l' lh1•.t
nal. \\ant' tougha '>cnlcncl's for E.f }UUr crl·am -.aure alrl'ad~ madl·
Hullon t}'rx'"· And '>Odo I. But these \/carb) is a 1.1. h1'k. m1~10g spoon and
.. entencl'' 'ihould tx· imag1nat1 vc. Bui vuur buttcrt.:d ">eVl'n-1nch 'ouffic di. h
'"hat ,., lhl· p111n1 111 "L'nJing non-·-\nd lhl· ac;p1c mDld
'1uknt ml·n lo pn<.on. whl'n pnson' In 1he nt:twor!.. klld)l'n \UU nC'l'r
arc alre~1J~ m l'rt'rn\\Jl·J'' !.c:rc1u ngl· tt~r lhl' nght uil·ns1I. thl'
. ("hark<, ( ohun. 1.1.11h h1., l'nson papnka·M a pol holder, 11 l'i there at
Fello\\ ship program ha., been \H1l1ng Hrnr l'lbe1.1. If vou arl' right-handed. 11
and talking about lhe problem for is 10 ~our righi 1f~ou an· lcft-handl·d
,ears. Suppow 1ha1 Paul Tha)cr 1.1.en· 11 ''on \Our ll'f1 't nu c:Jn 1.·ook 1n a
madl· lo ll11 JJn11tmal \\Ori.. 1n thl' nCt\\ork l..llthl•n \\tlh ~our C~l''i
Pen1agun. oH·r 1.1. h1rh hl· H'f) nl·arh dO\l'd.
pre-.1Jed unlit rl'l'Cnll~ 1'.n"t that .1 Onl' ol th1.• mJnl'lnu' tc:11urt:'i 10
u1nrrCll" l'lluugh turm ot' pun1~h-lhl' Ol't"ork k1tdll'n I\ lhl' magir shell
ml·nt'' On1.· luulJ it lo11!..111g lur s1ill unda thl' work counll'r .\s the lttlk
more tl·eth tu put 1n111 11. lorb1d h11n ho'""' arl' l'ITipt1cd and lhl' utens1b
from going 10 public places. so 1ha1 he usl·d. thl') go under the counter on
couldn't. let'o; say. leave the Pentagon lht'> mag11. 'hdt
at noon for Im lunch hour. and go to a Nn l"r ,.., an) 1h1ng pul in10 1hc 'i1nk
regular lahk at. <.a~. thl' Hit}·.\dam~ "nt:r '' .an~th1ng 1.1.a<,hnl 1n th"
for lundi l.11rh1.·n I 'u'f'll'l't thl' "nk 1s pa1ntnJ
Thl'fl' .irl' I\\ 11 purpo'l'' 1n pu111ng
m\'11 hchind h.tr\ fhl· lir\l llil":l IS lO
1.·online thl'fll \O 1ha1 thn cannot do
mnrl' harm to ullll'I' l hl' 'ccond 1s lo
punl\h. ina .. much ,I\ fll'ople lend lo
wan1 to go "hcrt•\tr 1hc <ipinl mo, rs
lh<.>m. The liro;t 1~ n1>1 a <oo 1al prohlcm
1.1.herl' Paul Thawr 1<. comcmrd. lk
will not mug. o n h.., wa) tu pick up hie;
mop at 1hc Pentagon. The second
dcsi~n of the la1.1. -to pun1c;h -1s
bc1n'g done. l'Vl'I) da}. in thoc;c long
Pcnlagon hallwa)), kept clean by
Paul Tha}-cr and 1he \Cn1or panners
ofE.F. Hullon.
William Buckley I a syndicated
columnist.
on 1he hal k "all -a 1rnmpc l'ocil
H.t,l' 'ou l'\\'r \l'1·n Jn\nnt' turn on
lhl· 1.1..1ll'r 1n 11n1· 111 lhu,~· '1nk'i01
lklor1· \11111..111 ':l) l o~ 111 < oo!..1ng.
\our lr.1h \uutlk ,., all put 10ge1ha
::ind ~011p11p111nto lhl' lt>p prl·hcall'd
O\\'n Nl'l"ork !..1tr hl'n' arc alwa}'~
equ1pf'll•d \\llh prdwa11.·d oH·n~. Thl•n
)OU pour the 111gn·d1l'l1lS for tht• ~l<Jd
11110 lhl' m(•ld and pul th;11 into thl'
rl'fngaa 111r
Tcll lhl' lam1h thal J1nna 1s rl'ad'
-nl'' a n11nd tha1 lhl' rl'l irx· <;;11d It>
bakt· the \outlle lor .io minute,. or
thal the a .. p1c mu'll MC' <:hilled at lca't
two hour -and set ~he lahlc
-1141iilfldt.Uli1;;1,ga.1,t.11;:1.i-----------------
\lo" lnr thl' Ol'\l mal\dous lca-
turt•. In JU'l a le" minutt"'i. ~ou opcTI
lhl' rl"lngaatm and lake oul a
f'll·rfn ti ) 1ell1l·d anJ qt11,enng a~pll.
alrl'ad~ turnl·ll oul on a 'len 1ng d"h.
I hl·n \OU llPl'n lhl' h<lll\llTI (l\l'l1
and takl' oul a hcau11full' hrowned ~oume. l1gh1 a\ a demo anJ moulh-
watenng Soviets narrowing targets \uuflll., mu,1 ht· call'n 1mmed1-
;1tl'h You might fct:l lone\ome 'llltng
1n ihl' dining room h~ H1ur.,el( bul
\\hl·n \OU cook 1n a n1.·t1.1.nrk k.1tchl·n
\Ou don't ha' e llmt· 10 '"' 111.' gue~ls.
anJ thl· fl''\l Cll thc fam1h d11nn'1 ha\l'
11nw to wa~h up
'.\ \\111,<il <>' -\ml·m.in'
II\ 111g JI lh\· nuln ltm1l'I ot <•h' 11111'
l.,11, 1e1m1'<.ile1:1rgt·h arl' k'I\ ltkeh 111
h1: 'apor11ed 1 n :i nur kar l'\t hJngl·
1h.1n~' 111 .1 \1g.niliran1 h1ghh '>l'l rl·t
d1.1ng.t: 1n 1lw l-..r1·01li11' 't1;1ll')!ll
1h1nkang
V. hl'lhcr lhl·1r l han1.l'' ol ul11111.all'
<.ur' !\JI .trt' ""' ht·11l·r '' qunt1nn-Jhk ot u1ur'il'
'.\ h.11\ hapf'll·nnt .tlu1r1..ltng Iii
h1ghh '\t'n'lll\t' Jm·umrnl\ wt,.'t'
w1•n I\ that 1n rCll'nt H":tr\lhr\o\.ll'h
hJ\1' lo\\l'rl·d 1he J1.:,1rulll\l' pt11.1.r r
111 1hl·1r \\:lrhl':ld\ a<o lht· a1 L uran of
1ht·ir lung.-rangl· m''"k" ha' "1m-
prc" l'd I h" <.uAAe"' 111'ome1h;i11lw
({u\\l:tn<o' lnlt'nllclll I!> (Cl dL''ilrO\ l I., m1~!>1k \llO"' w11hou1 ~prcad1ng ntra
dcs1ruc11on and radiation w ncarh'
populatinn lCnll'r'>. · ·
The apparent ionov:rnon in Sov1l'l
strategic thinking l\n't 'iometh1ng lhl'
Reagan adm1n1stra11on has bcl·n
anxious lO puhlic11c II might give tht·
1mpre<,<.1on that the Kremlin leader'
ha\C <oumthow hl'comr more benign.
and 1.1.oulJ thu~ underc ut 1hc adm1n-
1\trat111n '<. drt1..•rm1na11on to rounH·r
thl' rcru'l\.l"d Sm H"I th real
T 11 thl· la) man. thl' Cle( fl'l1'>l' rn
"\ll'kt," or ck<olructl\C po1.1.cr ot
nurll'ill warhl·aJ, ma) <.ccm ot lilllc
more 1h;1n ar:idem1t 1ntere<.1 when
the world'' stockptl~ has alread:r
toppt.'d 0.0(1() warh~ads. an' nnc of
which rnuld cause far more dr' a<.·
1a11on than the pnm111'e homh 1h:11
leveled lflro\h1ma 40 '.Yl'3r<. ago
Rut 111 l ' ~ '>lnttt•g11.. planner\ and
Kremhnolog1'>I'. the 0' 1e1 mm1..·"
<,1gn1fican1. 1 h1.· ha'1C tigure' are
c;ummar11ed in n National 'x·t·urnv
Council report. which cst1matt.'' thot
"clearly QO P<;'rccnt of Soviet ~tratcg1r
warhead\ have >•cld~ l'>clwcen 100
and 500 ktlotnnf' -a notircnhlc
de I inl· in Jt.·'t ruct" I.' f)<lW(·r ·\ ~ 1lo1on rcpre-.cnh 1.000 ton<. u f 1 NT
the hc.'<.t c\ttmatc ol lhl' I f11mh1ma
bomb's ounch 1s 13 kiloton'>
During the dccadr" 11f c'i<"al:a1mn 10
h1.acr and ~tter mmtle<. -each
brts1hng with multiple warh1..•ad~ tha1
JACK
ANDERSON
and DAL£ VAN ATTA
u1uh.I tan oul aga1n\l 'cpara1t: 1.1rgl'l'
-lhl' l '1T 1onnagc rl'Jlhl·d 11n -
1m.1K1nJhk '111:'>. fhl' largl·~t '1ngk
l.,m1e1 1.1.arhcad. pul atop J '1l1Jll
numht·r of I.,\-I I< m1..,.,ik-.. 1.1.a\ rall'd
:11 ~II megaton). or .:!fl m11l1on ion' of
rNT Mof>t of the Sl.,-lth rnm 10
warhcaJ~ of 5 ·o kilnton'> l'Uch.
r hc 11n1 tcd Sta tcs. a 1m1 ng more lt>r
alCUral') than ovcrwhelmingdc\trUL -
tl\·C power h~ 1nd1.v idual warhead.
wa~ 'ial1<,ficd with a 9-ml'gal<>n 1.1.ar-
lwad ma~1mum According 10 our
t>\\ n 1 alcul:i1111nc; from \Ct rl•t 11 ~ .1nJ
\0\ ll'l data. the a'crage doul of I \
,1r.1i1.·K1L "arhcads I\ n111.1. I~() k.110-
ton'> l om pared to 1hc ~ti' 1et <1' cragt•
ol 1)()(1 kiloton'>.
Ii"' plain 1ha1 1he ~'>' 1et\ h<t"e a
long wa> 10 go bcfon· the~ lcel
1 onf1Jcn1 l'nough 10 l hl· acc uraq of
their m1'!s1lc'i 10 lower their worhl·ad
1mf)8l t to anything near thl' I '~.
a' rragl'
l hi\ ha<. led <,onw C'\pcns lo arglll'
that 1hcSnv1ct.,don'1 intend l0<11 m .11
our lund-hawd m1!''i1lcs at all hut
hllvt' in'>tcad targcwd our n 11c' and
1ndu'>lnal complexc'i, wh11..h dnn't
require lhC' p1npo1n1 ac1 urnc) ncu·,.,.
JI"\ 10 take out a m1'i\1k \ilo • • •
NO Pl l :c '·NOC I IOPPF K. "'hen
the producer~ of the late'' Jame'
lionlJ epic." View tu a Kill." a'>kt·d
to honow o heliroptt•r lrom the l\ir
t flHl' Re'l<.'Ul' 11nd Kl·covcn I n11 n1
"'-l'l)U\ 1k. Iceland. thl'}' were-lurnrd
dc11.1.n 'Accord1na to an .\1r I o'rrc
nw11111. "11 will not '>Cr'-e the l'>cor,t
inln\'<.I of lhe o\1r f ore<' to pro' 1de
lhl' \llppon the~ ha' c rcquc\tl'd"
hl.•tau\C the chopper wa\ 10 hnvc hf.•en
d1<.~l~·d with Soviet marktn•'
Rcs1d1.'I\ lhl· lal·~ ot on-'icrel'n puh-
l1Cll}. the ·\ir Forcl' ma~ ha'e been
offrndcd on purcl~ pmlcsc;ional
ground' In om· unli!..l'l~ \tenc Hond
\hool'> de'" n 1 hl· pur<ou 1 ng ht:l 1cop1cr
-'llh .1 fl .1 rl' }tll n
. \_• ..
I '\11)11<-Tf'TI IHl\ll Rl'P <ar-
1011 1 tuhtia1tl I >-fl..\ h,1, hl·en unahk
Ill cihtain till' till'\ IHI .I twn-\ear
1u,l11.c Departm<'nt 1n'e't1gatwn ol
Im lampa1gn ac11' 111e,_ 1.1. h1~ h Hub-
hartl "l"lln' inlet.I "a' 1n\t1gatl'd b)
p11hl1t·al 1.·nl·m•l"' I hough 11 turned
up n111h1ng c1n him Ju'>llCl' ha!>
rd"used lo 1urn nH·r 11' fik~. '>0
Hubhard ha~ rcsoned Ill 'iubllc guer-
rilla warfare aga1no;1 the department
..\lmost daily. he takes to the noor
of the House to make short speeches
or insert article., 1n10 the record
dec;cribing allega11ons of Justice De-
partment m"hchavwr o r 1n -
Don'1 \\Orn ah1111t 11 lulia ( l11kl
\lartnt th" ''a'
II \ \\11nh 11
Columnist Ann Wells lives in
Laguna Niguel.
L.M. Bovo
Sun really
'different'
in tropics
~dkr\ of \Untan lo11on 1n Hawn11 compctencc.
• • • da1m "thl' -.un I\ d11Tercn1 1hert'." c;o
W .\TC "H ON W .\ST~: Pharma-the "'"''or need\ C\lra prccaut1onc; on
crutical rnmpnnll'' arc m1\u-;1ng thl· Waikak1 Bunk.> ou sa)". o ~1d I. In
Freedom ot lnform:111nn .\ct and fact. though. the sun is "different" 1n
charging the abuse<; to the taxpayers the tropics. hccausc thcr1..· 11\ ovcr-
More than 80 pcrrcnt of the Freedom head much of the 11mc. From farther
of Information requc'itS rec~1 vcd . hy non.h or south. its rnys slant through
!he food and l>rug Ad~in1stra1ion much more of the earth's 'ICrecning
came from pharmacc uucal hou~c; atmosphcn'.
requesting information ahoul their
rnmpct1tors. ~ On Vl·nu'i. 11 rain'> '\111funr and all
For 1h1'> duh1ou\ '><'n ire. 1hc . ;\ the time.
rcrnvl'rt'd M.arrcl> ~ f'll'rtcnt nl the
S4 S rn1llton 11 rn\l 1n procc-;'i 1hc Q Ho1.1. rnuld 1 homa<. kfTcrson
rcqul''l' introduce vanilla to 1hc colonies? • • • MI \11-f DITO!< I \ t I n\tOhtltl) in Vanilla 1o; native 10 Mex1co'1
lhl' nation' hankinl( \)'item will gro1.1. A Spnntarcl'i took 11 w Curo~·
wor\C unlc'iS < onitrl''>s' and federal JcfTe~on picked 11 up 1n francc.
rcg11la1orc; m3kc ~Oml' ha~K change~
in tht' ruk' Om· long overdue
innovatwn 1ha1 '>hould he cna{·tcd 1~
n~k-hai;cd pl\'rtHum .... B<'11cvc-1t nr
not. the h-drrnl IX.-po<.tt l n<iuranl'e
Corp rhorgt'' a \hoc\t ran~ bank tht'
\amc prcmtum a'i n ht•alth' hank l 1fC'
101ourancc tom panic"' r an chtl~<'
h1Lth-n'k appl1lan1' morl'. 1.1.h>
() ')a>' hcrt' newborn hatne' an·
"kgolly blind." What '~ Lhai menn'1
A. Vision no hc.'ttM" than 20500
Q. h ltq_uor fn 11cn1ng·1
.\ lndm·cth Liquor""' rnlnncs
dnn 't "itorc up m l1'sucs. Bui \Ou hurn
them lirst. w the food'<1 ralM1cs do
~t1t1uldn'1 thc .. DI(~' \tore up.
JaC'lt Andrr.con ud D11lt' Y.a All•
art' 1ylldlt'al"°' ~l•m•l111.
L.M. Boyd
~lwmal11.
,, • lfDd#catt'd
•
· lilly Piiat
-J
WEONESDA Y MAY 29, 1985
ANN LANDIRl 12
BUllNElllM
Colllbined spasillS can be upsetting
Tourette Syndrome mostly a h a ndicap
for sufferers during social encounters
By SUSAN MONAHAN
D""r fl'Not Coneepoftdenl
.\dam Seligman t).prl'\!>C!> htm'>df
art11:ulatel) and inti.'lltgcntl) for thl'
most part. but l'' c:I) 60 seconds or so.
he 111\crrupt!> himwlfwith an array of
r unuus sounds. induding l>Pttting
and 'iwcaring. Th1.· l'pic,ode passc~
quickl y. at wh1rh potnt he resumes
thl· con' crsa11on wi thout losing h1i.
HELP YOURSELF
poise or train of thought
Seligman ha~ a \i.'\ erl' cai.t• ot
fourelll' S) ndroml·
.. I'm not angr) or fru!.lratl'<l:·
e).pfainl'd Seligman. ~J. during a
pho nt• 1nten 1ew from h1~ home 1n
Wt'\twood ... Thl''il' '~ mpHH11!> JU\I go
un all the ttml'. ..
l oure11c S> ndmmt· "a mult1pk tit
d isorder ( .\ lit: .., a 'P3'>mo<l11..
1n,oluntar} moH·ment oJ a group of
mu~cle'>.)
It i' compll'\ and not full) undt:r-
'itoo<l. but dcx-tor'> who treat 11. fam1h
member!> who ll\e with 11 and people
who arr affi1cted "'11h 11 4'l'em to agrl'l'
on t"o maJOr point'>. I) thr d1<:.ordn
'aries enormou\I). not onl) from
person to per.,on. hut 111 the samt·
person. and::!) Tourr11c S) ndrome "
· moM handicapp1'ng 1n the social arl'a.
It i'i a rclatrvelv rare d1<;order -the
a11 onal ln-.111ute of Health l''>t•·
mate\ that 100.000 ·\mt•nrnn' ha,1.· r OUfl'l ll' S\ nliroml' although I ht•
I 11urt•t 11.· \~ nJruml· ·\\'>OC1a11on
kilt>'-"' nt onl~ 10 f){){) i.11agnml'd
rtl\t'' It all11t 1' mi:n appnJ\1match
thrn· 11me'> mnre than "omen. anJ
"htk \Omt• l'3\l'\ llflpear 10 OClUf
'>pon1am·11u\h thl'fl' I\ 1.'\ 1dent:l' of .1
hl•red11..1n IJl tor 111 uthl'f'>
l ourt•tit· loi\ nJronll' 1.an ca u~· head
1erk1ng gnmaung rarut hlinktng
1im1 '>tomp1ng anJ J numlwr 111 01hn
1n\oluntan 11w,1.·111l·r1t'
In add11 ;on 1x·11rk "'1 1h Tourt·t1l·
\\nJn1ml' ma' h,1,1.· .1 \Jrll'I\ of
\l'fh;ll Ill'>. \Ul0h ... ., 'Plll1ng Ihm.it
1.kanng humm1n11.. 'hnd..ing. grunt·
1ng Jnd hark1n~ fhq ma) rl•pea t
utht•r pcupk's "ord' or iheir own
"onh. or uttt•r 1nappropnatl' or
oh\i. l'llt' "Orth
ll11"nl.'r not t'\c:none with Tour-
t'ttt· \) ndrom '"plagued v. Ith all thl'-.c
'~mpWm\ and 11 15 also charac-
tt•n,111. of the Ill" to wa.1. and "ane
I ht' ') mptom'> ~1mt•t1mt'\ peat.. at
pu~rl). onl~ to go 11110 n·m1~~1on
\hurth thereaftn
·· f h1.· must n>O\l'lt(.'nt thing about
I nu rt' lit' ~' ndrom l'I "' lnlOO\IStc:n-lll'\ .. ..aid· Lau rd Ko~: I'>( h of Foun-
IJ1n \ alk' ~hl' "on1.· 01 thi: thJptn
k .sdt·r\ o t' 1h1.· Orange: Count) T\.\
.ind hi:r '\On \>1atthn' 11 hJ'> four-
t'llt' "' ndromt·
Flightycommentshaun,ting
.. \oml' da,., h" ht"ad 1111.·ral l' rome~ ot1 h1\ \houkkr'.. '>aid
1-.m•hlh .. <hher dJ\\ \•rn "ouldn't
t'' 1.·11k1111"' ht• had I uurc:111: .
C >n th" da' \·1.1t1ht''-' "mpl)
\e1.·mc:d rl'\tk,., h1.· hhnknJ lrt'l(ut·ntl~
.ind fidgeted 1n h" t h.iir Tht• 11cs
1.hrn·1 hurt him hl'l'\plained but the)
do .. hug .. him and he tci:h .. kinda
,,1d .. "lwn otht'" mah· fun uf h1.,
,1111d111nn
I lolh and fodJ art• nc\\ lo ' 1.·r., fhr~ met thrl.'e month~ ago on an
a1rplan1.· between I O'> .\ngl'll's an,d
Hmton Thc1 r rcla t iori'h i p rnn11 nuc:'
1n '-P•lt' of thl'tr 4ue,11unablc hcg1n-
n1ngs ·
Kr ~mct ruled and tht'\ ''ere \catl·d
nl'\ 1 to eal·h otht•r for 1 hl' ti' e-hou r
tip Todd. a marl..l"llng' 1n·pres1dl·n1.
"a' on a hustnl'" trip anc..I 'aca11on-
ing Holl ~ wa-. l'n mute to '1<;1t hc:r
parent!>. By thr t1 nw tht• plane landed.
1 hq had l'\Chan~wJ a lot tTH>rl' than
phone: numlxr.-.
lla'e \OU not1l't'J that thl'ft' ,.,
\Urnl'th1ng about airplane tra\l'I 1ha1
g1 \ l'\ people all l..rnds or JX.'rmrs<.1on to
har1.· thc:rr 'uul' tu '>trangl·r<,''
Alter JU~t um· rnrl..ta1I. Holl~ wld
hl•r \ratmatl' about ha marriage at 19
and her d1H1rc1.· al ~3. -\ftcr anotha
d rr nt.. and ovl'r \Oml·thmg ll'ss than
gourml't drn1ng. ht· hrar<l about hrr
abortion at ~6. h1.•r '>porad11.· bouts
w1.thdtpr1.·ss1on . hl'r 'erball~ abus1,e
grandmother and ha fotht•r<, C\tra-
marr tal lo' l'r ot I) \l':lr' 'lilnd1n~.
l odd wai. J U~I a~ gurlt~. H1.· rt._
'1.·aled details of his two failed
loaoa
AL GAZ I
rn a rrmgi:s. ad m 1111.·d h" d 1 !lieu It~ 111
1ru,11ng worm·n and treated Holl ) 10 a
tortuous progrl'l>\IOn' 1hrough other
agon1t'\ in h1!> lill'
f alk about \narl'lf rn 11 n13l IC.\1 , 0\ •
l"lt\I EncJ Jong ralll"d II .. t(:ar or
1l~1ng .. ""hen sht• graph1call~ dl·-
'>l'rrlX'd ult1mat1.· 11111man lx·1wn·11
'>tranga'> 'Aho \\Ill nt'\t•r \Cl· l'at·h
nthl'r again.
Rack in Los . .\ng.1.·k\. foJd "'a' "el l
:1rmn1.•d '-"hen thl'\ had 1he1r lir<,1
light. "You·re ah.\a)' late.'' ht•
-;scoldl'd Holl). ·· 'u v.onder ~OU0 \l'
had !IO much troubk \.\1 th other ml'n
f hl'\ l"OUld nl'\l'r trll\I \llU t't th1.·r ..
.. ,-.m not \our tir\i , ... rr:··\ht•
dul'kd back 11i rt•pl~ .. Ju,t hcc:iu'>l' I
''a~ late a''-'" 111111.•\ d ut''>n '1 mean \OU
can't trust ml':· Hull~ al.-.o had lot.lo ul
.1mmun111on.
It'' almost likl' 1n thl' mu' 11.·,
Kl'll1l'ffihcr Nt•tl 'i1mon·, .. (,uud·h\l·
C l1rl .. "hrrt• Richard l>rt'\ fu" .111-
noun<.:e'> ht· 1s lea\ mg Mar'>ha \la,on
-JU'il for a 1Ah1il' -tn pur\u1.· \omt·
rarn·r opportun1t) .. , ou·11 nC\l'r"lx·
bad .. ·· \he pout\ lk rt•\pomh "•th
'>Ome1h111g hkt-. ... , our'n.' JU't punl\h
1ng nw for ''hat )llll ">J1J .ill tlH1'r
othl'r gu~' ha' c: done tu ~ 11u .ind
f'm thl" Olll' IA. ho\ l'Omtng hal'I..~ ..
~ ht·ne' er t'lo~l'llt'\\ dt•\ l'lop' he-
1 \H·cn two people e' c:n on 1hr ground
thl'ft' '' ah'a)'> a ,1.·nw ol \\antrng 111
'harl· morrof\our\l·lt 'ou th1n l... ··11
hl' (\he) l..nO~\ about till I'\ c: ht•cn
through. and about \\h.st .i 'un l\or I
Jm. 1h1.·n he: (\ht' I'-' ill Ill\ r ml" nHm· ··
11·, \our 1ntu1l1t1n 1.1lk1ng. Kl·nwmhl'I
-·.,l13nng ran lw \\nrH.krfu l 'hut
\OITTl'llmt·s ~our 1ntu111on 1.·an ht·
IA.r(lllg. -
I'' c nc' l'r !..no"' n J man or .1
\.\oman "ho ha~ rl'~ponuc:d to 'tonl''
.ihout ahU\1\t' trl·;1tml·n1 from forma
ltl\ rr~ \\tth an h11nt''t rl''>pon'>l' 111
.1dm1ra11un. Ha'l' \ou·• Murl· l1 kl'I\
ht• l\hl') \\ill U'>l' lht• flr1\.1kgt;ll
111lnrm:111un Jg;ltn\t \OU ""hcn \OU!
Ifhelp'~needed,
who has Talents?
By BETTY PORTER
0•111 Piiot COffHpondenl
•· 1 aknt~···:·· au\il1an mi:mbt'r'> ral\1.' monc~ I a m1 n1 m u11ll>I $ Slll'at·h pen t"arl
tor Big Hrothl·rs/R1gSl\ter., b~ Jn, rng
lnl'nd'> to thl·a1rport. \hurt1.·n1ngur
knglht•mnga \I.tr\. prll\ 1lltnga prrn1c
ahoar<l a) arh 1 or hat.. 1 ng a .. , ium· \.\1th
thl' Wind·' coconut r ake.
··Taknt-.'."! .. nwmhcr\ al)o" di lt'al·h
peach:· \illJ W1.•h\t1.·n' ho \\Uf'l'.i L11rt·tw
You ng.-look d n:'>'> 1r1 l'rl':l m1 1.''> t Pl':lt' h \I II...
Folio" 1ng.1,1111. d n n k' "1.· rl' 1warh
da1qutn\and tht·oppo rtun1t\ pnlt'' -
l'\et'pt ltir .1 blu1.· and'' h1tr porll'lt11n l:J l
..111<.J hand-t·mhro1dl0 rt•J ( hr n1.'\t• ""'
plllo\\ to p1, -"l'rl' '' rapp1.•d and lx·nh-
hnnl'J 1n 'ar: 1 ng h ucs of pm!..
.\ ftl·r lunch. A1g Biothcr\/A1g ~"1 1.·r,
Ji rector Jo.Alexander 's announn:mcnt
that .. our postl'r" di bl' d uplll'iHl·d on a
to-he-published postagt• \tamp .. brought
rounds ofapplau~c.
Ot'\\ li<11\11n
1
.,hm" th lir'I tnt'\ ttahk
\\flllkk'>.
tk t .tr\·ful I .11~111~ :ih11ut old 111' l.,
l JO l!.l'l' )Olli llt'\\ lcl\n 1h1.· tdl·a 1h,11
\Dllldll>\\ )OU ..1rt• \ltll emotu1~h
1t1t1 ll>lllll'l'tt·J t" 1h1.• p.1,1 RJmhling
11n -t'\l'n about tht• '1rtu1..· ,1n(I
l hdfl\ma ol \ttt11 h11nll·r p.11, -1..1n
he 1n1aprl·tl·d ,1., k" 111' 11ht·m1.·n1 1n
\11U1 1. urrt·nt .11l.11r
I 11t1111..1n n•rt,11nh 1km:m1.h ,h,11 Ill~ hul ll°'l.ht'\l l\l \,\\ l' dt•l<Jil\ Ill! \foll[
J"' Ll'\uin~ of lht· t111url' fhnr "ill
,il\\J)'> he: thing' thJt .ir1.· hl'tkr kit
un,.i1u
llolh .ind I odd ,,1n·1 untl11 1h1.•1r
h1gh-1n-1hr-,1o.~ rn l'l.111on' thn , Jn
lll\I ht· l..1nlln 111 l',11. h n1lw1 I h1.·n
1h1.·1r rl'la11111\\h1.p " 1111111.· 111..l'I\ 10
'lll\l\l'
I >r \lt!.111 '' .1111.11 n.1!f.l' .in1l t.11111!1
r hcr.1p1'1 in c "" •n.1 Jt I \f,ir ..,he
uch tlllll'\ 'our rnp11n\t'' It 111u ",,11
.I (>t.•(\fl/1,lf ll'{lfl p/c,1\1' l'fldll'l' J
\/,1m(>t.·d. wlf·.1dtln·"1·J en 1 dope
\\rill' /(J 1 inJ.1 \/~.Ill Ph ') l. , , /Ill'
I ):11/\ !'1/p/ I'<> /Ip\ I 'ifll I C ;1\/.1
\fr,,1 '}::(>.:(.
\l.11thl''' ..11\11 h.1, an Jltl·n1111n
1ktic1t•n1.·~ karn1ng d1\11rd1.·r d\ do
01,\n\ other\ "'-llh fuurt'llC 'l\n· drom~·
I >r < 1kn I o" kr t h1l·l 11f ncurolog)
.11 ( hildrt·n·, Htt,pll..11 111 ()range Jnd
,1 nh·mhl'r nt tht• J \ \ .1r1.-.1 Jtf\ l\Hf\
hoard, npl:i1nnJ that th" 1.ond1111111
'' rwt <>urpn\lng, ·· 1 ht• 1.11mn1111l
,kn11m1nJ1or " lhl· 111!:(an1t 11 . .k•1l·
ng\ •• ht' C.J1J .. II I\ J ph\\lt.il
J1"mkr of hr.11n lum 1111n ·
fimkr and l>r I R1thard \k n·
.Jiu' ..1 nl·uri1log1\t "'11h prnr11rl''-111
Burhank and fnuno '>did tha1 Tour-
l'ltr 'lundrnmt' "'a' 11nt e con .. 1dt·rl·J .1
P'>\1.hulug1ral dl\turhan1.·e hn·au'>l" iii
tht• 'l'rhal11..11111n' anJ tau..11 lOntur·
11on' 11 l .lll'l''
\\ h1k th1.· lJUS1.· "unl..no1A.n. \kn-
d1u' \Jld that r ourt'lll' \\ndromc"
tht•Utiht 10 ix J dl'iOrdt•r OI tht' basal
gangl1..1. ,l lOlkl11on of 111.'\l'r t'l'lh IO I
1h1.· L lll'lt'r nt tht' brain. I 1 I) tom monh
hd1n .-d that lhl" 11,·., rt•o;ult frnm Jn
l'\"'" 111 Jop<1m1nl' J nl·u -
BACKTALK
Matt Koelecb
rotranc,mlltl'r ""h1l h rn thr torrt·ct
.1muunh help\ \mouth lxid~ muH'·
nil Ill\ hl· ..1dJ1.·d
< >111\ .1h(IUI ont•-third uf T11un·ttl·
"' ndrom1.· '1l11m' h;J\e t'Pl'><1ul"'> 111
, 11pr11IJI 1a -1n' oluntJn '"' canng-
..1l1huugh 1~1\ I\ po\\lhl~ thl· "mplllm
mo\I oltc:n thuug.ht of 111 u 1nnl'l lli.ln
""•th tht· d1\l1rdt·r ~ h1k rt ma' ~
J 11l1tult to think 111 tht·\\· t•motlun-
IJJl·n "'1rd' J\ .. Ill " lhl'fl' Jn: J"u
pl;iu)thk C:\plJOJltt\O' v. h1th lllfTI·
h1m·d turm Jn •l11tln11 1u' hq1uth1.'\I\
.. II \olt fcJ J t l>mruta ra ndom
phl•lll'fnC\ t tht ,111.sll1.·,1 d1.·m~nt of
'IX'tth \Ound'>l and prt1grJm med 111<>
\Omh111c them .11 rJnd11m 10 produl·r
l\.\o-phttnl'ml' "' 1nh "ell that
lllnlputrr \'l\UIJ print UUI !.Oflll'
101rre,ttn11 01Jll'11..1 \J1d \knd1u~
JdJ1ng 111~11 ,,, 1tw t11p 111 1.umh1nJ·
111in' f1\t'\\11uldtx·\\onf,v.l'th1nl..1>f
(Pleaae see 'tlC/821
,
'Splitting'
\signal can
be solved
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ti.-.1d.1, t ' .II\ I I
l• If 11 "''! \'i. ,, ,.
,,111 1,1,111d11 o1r111•h1
'l'\jilld 111,: \\ "'.
:h111lo. 11', !!"'
\ 11fl1\'' hJ, lo, If.WI
Thi' I \ Pl •I
CARY
ROTHENBERG
Oelly l'tlot pflol ... "' ...... Scfl•llrt• hc:-adJl hl· , .m t-1.·~1n
~ ou hm' to organ11t•) our 11me. renl.) ou a
.. watl h J og.·· paint ~ ou a painting and
l·atcn o ur breakfa~t. lunch. dinneror
high t~a ... all fora pm·e. Round-tnr
1rnnspor1at1on (iny011r carJR> l:os
.\ccording to ··Talents'.".' .. fuunJcr Pat
Cox. the "perfect I~ f)l.'ach~ ·· 1unchcon
raised S 1.300 for Big Bro1hcrc;/81tt 'i1-.tl'f'
-an o rgan11at1on o t\ o luntccr' \'ho
Fred Cusick serve• PattJ Von Henkle. Pat Cox and Judy Webater. 1n thl' m11rn 1ng .• , 1 '11111 .1, h1 .11 •1,• ''·"' 11 lhl· rk1. I.. It
graduJlt~ pn>g.i.·"1.' t.• .1p:,·1,111,g p.1 .r1 .tl1111i! 1h1.· \l\k' 1•t
A ngeko; airport I\ $40. thc <;ecret rec1 Pl.
cornnut cake 1<; $10 arrd a p1c·nic Ba~
cruise a' erage!> $1 ~ Pl'r (X'r~on . dcix·nJ-
1 ng on thc food . .\II sail''\ hcnefit Big
Brothl·rs/B1g Sr \tcr'>.
·· .\ spccral luncheo n .. I'> thr talent Judy
Websler.ofi'ers10 Lhca ux1han"s .. Tal-
ents'."!" director). For her most recent
l'ffort. Wcbstcr cnhsted the hclpofsrH·n
m embers and fr iends-Patti von
Henkle, Margie Bostwlk, Kingsley
Brosnand, Janet Treat. Marti Cutler,
Terry Kymla and Dorothea Perrin.
fhe group catered thl' food -MC\-
ican-la~ercd salads. fru1 t (papa} a and
<;trawbcrnc\)and t1n\ cornbread muflin'
-"hKh thn .,l·n l'd tu gue\t\ at p1.•arh-
dot hl'd 1ahk, 1hrm1ghou11hc \.\o\•h\tl'1
homl' <>pen. 'Pal·111u\and pl'rkr t for
part1co,. the homl' 0' l'rluok'i a sv.1mm1ng
pool anJ offer~' tC\\<, ofNc" JX>rt H1.·al'h ·,
l 'pper Ra~. The .\rt-Dt.·rndcsignc<l
in tenor fea tures grern and\\ hi11.·. \\1th
peach accrnts throughout.
.. l:, en my fingernail., arc pa1ntl'J ..
dl'' el op a unt•-on-t>nl' fnend\h 1p"1 th -
and 'en l' a'\ a rnlr model for -oftcn-
troubkJ ~oung.<>t1.·r1, from \lngk-part•nt
home'>.
Others attcnd1ng v.erc Marnie Reed
(wear.mg-peach '\1lk~.BeuyJo Pusch,
Helga De Cris to, Sue Guggenheim. Lou
Ellen Long, Carol Krueger, Louise
Burbank, Sandra Tratar, Joanne Fick-
inger, Marie Deremick, Nadine D~.
Mourean Dixon. Maxine Pepin, Jo·y-;e-"\
Allison. Ka ren Bucci, Judy Buttlck,
Sharon Chase. Raylene Creath, Peg
Cully. Marjorie Burr Dalton, Kay Davis,
Hilda Km igb, Susan Townsend. Phyllis
Wa llace, Patricia Wright, Evelyn Young.
Vi rginia Zenz. Carolyn Johnson, Poll y
Johnson, Barbara Ha rvey, Alice Loftus.
Irene Matthews. Brook Monaghan.
Carolyn Reed, Margaret Reed. Pat
Rivera. Lori Stoudt and Sylvia Sacks.
Paparan11' c<lttl'd fl.' f).11/_\ P1/1>1 ~I) /e . F.dttor \'itla fk:lll Klng•ley Brosnan, Susan Guggenheim. Betty Jo Puech e njoy view.
New fitness tactic: Weight and see
BETTY
PORTER
LET'S GET
PHYSICAL. Watch
we1gh1-1tfting be-
wmc 1he"in .. l .. <-
t'rr1<;l' among Nl'" •
po rt Beach soC'la litt''
now that trim a nd
hcaut1ful Judie
Arttyros 1s .. pump-
1ng 1ron" w1th Rud~
of< o\ta Mc~·,suf)l.'r Bodies. Work1ngo u1 w11h
.\rg~ ros arc her fri end'> Diane Rinker, Linda Cano.
Renee Wes t and J ean Kluf. • • BLllE-BOOKED. Don't fl·cl ha<ll) II'> our name. nt1dre~'· tl'lcphone numberand socrnl dub affiliation\
aren't listed in the·· 1 O'I Angeles Blue Book I lJX '·the ~ul'fl't} Rcg1!ltl'r of'iou them Cah fornia .. l°x'ca 11\\' a Int nf
goo<l Orange ( ount\ namr'i "ere e\cludrJ
Included among 1hosc who made thl' 4.'5-p.1gl' Rl lll'
Rook ('A-1th gold lc11cnng. ot courSl') arl.' David anJ
Mar1la1 Chapman, Alballe Irvine Clarke, LllUu Fluor.
Clement and Lynn Hlnclt, Gene and Jo Anne Mix.
James and Mary Roottvtll and Henry and Ren~t
Se1entrom. ~he Blur Dook l\COmptlcd h~ Mn. William Hord
Rk hard on, Bo \ I ~C)(l. tk'crl) 11111\ • • • U JNCH·ONI. V VACHTING. Judy Roelam . "-l'"
port lkal'h. ran·d hack from a month-long tnp to
Ha\\,1111u't 11111nw to J\\Ullh' hl·r Ill'" rnk .1, p1c,1tkn1
11ftht• \hJrk1.'tll'" ·
l 'ntil ren·nt h . nnh "I\ 1.''> ot \h.1rt.. 1,1,ind ' .11. ht
( ·1ub mcmtx·ri; rni.1l<l tx;long to thl' "ihar~t'lt1.'' .n1 \lh,1r'
No". the group 1~an·epting .. a~<.ocia11.··· nll•mht·" .. , t111
dun·1 ha\C too"na )31.'ht loJOl n." -;aid Rol·hm
For $ I 'i a H'ar. an a'l'io<:1atl' nw m lx·r 1.·;1 n 11111\ t lw
regular memhCr'iat thl·Shark "lund' arht l lub 1<11
mnnthh (lii.·ptcmlx·r-10-J unc) Shark1.·t1l· llinl'h1·nn pr 11
gram\
"~h:lr~l'tlt'' pt'.r form man' 'aluahk 1.1.·n •l l'' tor th1
duh whllc furn1'lh1ng fun and fiwncl\h1p' l11r th11'l' '
purt1l·1pat1ng:· rnndudcd ~C)\'hm Ftlf moll' drt.HI'
phnnr 644-1 OM • • • BIG BROTHER? I ,t\fl:l\\'f\ ma' h~: pk.1,l·d t\1
kr,t1" thnt the •\1r I tirl'd nmm1\\af\ \en 1u• h.1,.1
I rn1ut Wa'\t(' and \hu\C I lotlinl' "ht·n·\ "'t11111l·I" .ind
cmplo~er'i ma' rail in and n.·pon 'ut h 11111 .1111on' 01
mat..\· rl'H)nlfl1\'ndatwn .. for cutting m·l·Jlc.,~ 1. '"''
Dunngda)'>.call,rirc an<;w«rC'dat Kt'll\ ·\11 f till\' RJ'I\.
hcndquartl'r' 1n an ·\nto111u. T t.•xnl> . .\t night. .111
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82 Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT /Wednesday, May 29. 1985
Moving their love nest could save marriage
DE.\R AN N L.\NOERS: I am 30
'ears old. married and the mother of
1wo chlldn:n. I don't know who t'lse 10
turn 10. so please come up w11h some
help.
M) husband. Eddie. lo 1 his job
over a ycaragoand~fhcdocsn '1 find
something soon 1t'sgo1ng to be the
end of our marriage. He v.ants 10
make lovee' el) afternoon becausc
the best TV shows are on at night and
he wouldn't miss them.
The problem is. the only place hC'
can gerreally sattsfied 1s on the laving
room couch. I can't understand 11
because the couch 1s narrow and
DANIELSON-HOFFERBER
The First Chnsuan Church in
RI\ ersade was the st'tllng for the Ma~
19 wedding of Carol L)nn Hofferber
and con Edward Danielson. son of
Dr and Mrs. Ri chard Danielson of
( osta Mesa . .\ ren·p11on follo"ed at
the Palamino Sta 11on an R1vers1de
and was attended h~ 275 guests.
The bride 1s the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wilham Hofferber of
R1.,,crs1dc. She wore a gov. n ofwh11e
dotted swiss w11h a ruOled neckline
and a full flounced skirt . .\ v. h1te hat
held her wedding veil.
Submit wedding news
To hdp 1 011 'uhm11 tht• n'</t11rcd
111format1<1T1 tut 11l•Jdings anc/ t•n-
gagcmt·nh. /urm~ .in· tll a1/ahlt' .'II tht·
Daill Pilot ol1icc U ll \\ Bai '}t .
( osia M t'!>:J. ·
Form ~ and photo!> c:Jn ht· Jroppl.'d
off .11 the ol7icc or n1J1h'd to the
Wedding Department f)a1f.1 P1/01 P.
(), Bo, 1560. C mt:1 \fc~.i. C 1/if
Y2626.
A11
lMDEIS
lumpy. The bed is much more
comfonable. Also I am afraid the kids
will get up from their naps and walk in
on us.
Please come up with a solu11on,
o\nn, I think 1he man asa la1tleoffh1!>
rocker. b1.1.t I don't dare tell ham
Honor attendants were Eileen
Rogers. ·the bride's sister as matron
of honor. and Juhe Castillo as maid
of honor. Bridesmaids were Jan
Hofferber. s1ster-1n-la" of the bnde,
and Blake .\lien. The bridegroom's
brother, Derek Danielson was best
man and ushers were Sheldon Hane.
David Merese and Brian Barrett.
After a wedding trip 10 Laguna
Beach. the couple are residents of
an Luis Ob1spa She 1s manall,er of
the K-C Nursery and he 1s head
landscaper at the Madonna Inn.
HARRINGTON-SELLNER
Landa Anne Sellner. daughter of
Chns11ne and Clarence Sellner of
( osta Mesa. became thl' bnde of
John Day Hamngton of Saratoga on
Ma) 4 in a ceremony at the Diego
Sepul veda Adobe in Costa Mesa.
The bride 1s a graduate of
Pasadena High School and attended
Orange Coast College. She 1s em-
. ployed b~ 'the Alaska Treatment
Center.
h«ause he has a shon tcmix·ranJ I
hate to cross him. -EMMA IN
POUGHKEEPSIE
DEAR EMMA: Move tbe coucb
lnto Ute bedroom. • • •
DEAR ANN LANDER : M>
fatherdied ofa li ver ailment brought ·
on by htsdnnking. I lme" he "as a "
severe alcoholic and promised m~ self
I wetld ne,ert'nd up that "'a~. hut 11
happen<.'d.
My feel1ngsof1nferion1~. lone-
lmess. depression and gu1! t "ere
indescribable. The broken promises.
ltes and self-ha te nearl) dro' e me
crnz~. I knc" I washun1ng l·vel)one
Mr. and Mn. Harrtniton.
Her bndegroom is lhe son ot
Kathleen and Scott Harringto n of lii&iiiiiiiiiiiiil••••iiiii••liil••••••liiiiiiiiiillm ___ llliiil Sara toga. He 1 s a graduate of
l
TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR LIFE Saratoga High School and LK L.\
and 1s employed by Exxon.
LOSE WEIGHT
STOP SMOKING
So ohen -~ 1ry )()hard to b.cotne t\#C(f:\~tul ond •·m• Of"d
•·~ ooo•n ..,e romf' \0 clou: and 1et '*~ Ott' no• o•
•ulfeuful o• w-e •on• •o b«" F-1nolt~ t-iete , o 100~
ffFfC llVf M(IHOO lo ocheiv• yow oe••onol goal•
-no n11tt '" trflJ,
D•(H•UIOn. l'otn lf•duction Akohol l'•r·
.onolity-S.ltov-l'roltl.m1, Dru11. M•mory
l'rol>l.m1 S.•uo/ Dytfvnct10n1, M•mory
I• '''' Y1urs11f The couple plan to make thetr
home in Anchorage. Alaska.
TIC, TIC ...
From Bl
as obscen111es.
STOP
SMOKING
3 SESSIONS
******* it STHSS it .. HDUCTION it WllGHT LOSS
Jt3 SISSIONS it 3 SESSIONS ......... lr.LnrHHL ........... .
100% l100111t1ll
110-3001
There is also a tendenc> to 1 n tegra te
a ti c into a mo,ement wh ich can be
controlled. he con11nued. so that 1f a
11c causes ~our hand to go halfwa~ to
~our head . for ''xample. ~ou ma~
"complete" the moHment b)
smoothing ~ our hair. A.nd 1fthc1n1 11al
~ound of a verhal IK as tht' ..ame as
that of the more colorful exple11n~s.
there as la l..c" ase a tendenc' 10 Iring In Thi~ Ad for o Free $ U Topel I
Call to reserve your seulon now.
1648-1 Newport llvd.
Costa Mesa, CA 92626 rnmix·te 1h:11 ·
··'io "hl·n 'ou comb1nl· 1 hl· random
EatinJ Disorders
Are Puzzling and Complex
IN ADDITION TO PSYCHOLOGICAL INTERVENTION
THEY DEMAND SPECIALIZED MEDICAL CARE •••
cm me
* ANOREXIA NERVOSA
A dramatic weight loss from continuous sell·
starvation and exercise a distorted body image
in >Nh1ch the v1ct1ms view themselves as too fat
* BULIMIA
A psychological craving for looo coupled w11h a
tear of weight gain characterized by habitual
over·eattng of large amounts of food which is
then et1m1nated by se lf ·tnduced vom111ng or
abusive use ot 1axat1ves and or diuretics 1;sually
done 1n secret
* INSOMNIA * FATIGUE * CONSTIPATION * ABDOMINAL PAIN * ELECTROLYTE IMBALANCE
• ANEMIA * LOSS OF HAIR . * TOOTH ANO GUM DISEASE * CESSATION OF MENSES * INFERTILITY 1'-KIDNEY FAILURE
• CARDIAC ABNORMALITY
* INTERNAL HEMORRHAGING * DEHYDRATION * DEATH
he nu moer of medical compl1cat1ons eating disorder victims
<,vtter •S alarming• Altnougn v1ct1ms may not sutfe1 all of the above
'T1ed1ca1 S) mp1oms many eating d1soroer 111ct1ms suffer most ot
·tiem COST A MESA MEDICAL CENTER HOS PIT AL is
dedicated 10 the 1119nest s1andard ot meo1ca1 care and believe that
eating d1soro ers are a serious med1ca1 proolem Full r~covery of
eating disorder 11nesses require a 'T'lull•·d1sc1p1tne treatment , ,
w111cn ncludes a medical psycho1og1ca1 nutritional and educat10
na. approach We REALLY care lor you'
FOR MORE INFORMATION AND CONFIDENTIAL HELP
CALL (714) 650· 1090 or (714) 642-2734
Costa meia ~
medlcal Center Hospital
301 Victoria Street
Costa Mesa. CA 92627
around me-and came\-('') close to
swallowing several d01en palls th at I
had managed to !>ave up by gorns 10
thr<.'e different doc tors and getting
prescriP.tions from all of them.
My hfe changed co mpletely when I
read a piece by rock star Grace Slick. I
decided if she cou Id get off the boo Le
and drugs. I could. too. That ver~
evening I flushed th<.' pills down the
101letand went 10 a mel·ttngof
.\lcoholics Anonymous.
Thatwas siitmonthsago. My
~obricty hasgav<.'n me.' a level ofsclf-
respect I had never known. I have
replaced sclf-p11y and self-hate with a
fierce determination to make some-
thing of m) liti:. Being frecofakohol
has made mt' appreciate simple
thangs. lak(UJood night's skep. a
walk 1n the sunshine, the smile ofa
stranger. the beauty of an old oak tree.
I am 20 years ol<l and plan to enroll
in collcic next September. The
change in my life.' ca me about because
A.A. opcn<.'d m) eyes and ga ve me the
strt'ngth 1osa} NO 10 boo1e and YES
10 ltfc
*Please print my letter forthc
alcohol acs who are ou 1 there by lhl'
millions. Tell them ifl can do 11. they
can. too -ONE WHO GOT SI CK
ANDTIREDOF BEING SICK AND
TI RED
DEAR FRIEND: Tbekl for tile
opporuanlty to tell my readers oace
a1ala about AlcolaoUcs Anonymous. It
11 as aear as your pllone book. Looll 1p
tile number, call and find CHIC wlaen tbe
next meet1n1 ln yoUT nel&llborbood 11
1cbeduled.Jt'1 free. It'• uonymouf.
It's a llfe·BVer.
I've been 1ln1ln1 tbe praise. of A.A.
for 30 years. Tbouaands of readers
bave written co tbanll me for aen~lna
tllem to tbls wonderful or1anlutJ011. I
cannot count tbe avmkr of times I
ba ve read tbeae word1: "A.A. belpe4
me wbea everr,tblnl e lse failed.\' ou
saved my life. ' .
.. ,
Cutting edge worth cost
Naming t hl'
most 1m~)urtanl
kitchen tool m1ghr be
soml•v. hat of a per·
sonal matter. hov.-
e\'rr tine knl"cs
\\Ould cc nainl) hl· u
ftl'QUl'n t winner.
PtLAR
WAYNE
takes a minute 10 wash a knife b) hand. dry 11 and put 11
awa). Pnces of the best kni ves ma} seem staggering. bu1
look at it th is wa) -1fyou bu ) the best. take good care ol
11; It will last for man). many years.
Thl'rl' IS no substitute •••••••••••••• fbr qualtt~ 1n this
You al$O have the joy of using a fine tool. When
buyi ng knives. look for over-all smoothness of metal an d
handle. The metal should be thick in the handle and
gradual!) taper to the point. The weight ofknaves 1s stnctl )
personal and not a factor for lint'ness. There arc fint.
lightweigh t kni ves. . Url'a. and bu~ 1ng the \'Cry best would be a wise and prudent
1nH'\tmcn1.
Kn1,·eo; sail do most of the work in food preparation.
True. \\l' should not o' crlook food processors and
mandohnc. but thl' trust~ knife 1 . to me. stall a good fncnd
1n tht• 1'.1tchc:n.
Bas1call) there are 1hrec metals to choose: carbon
\tee I. \ta1nk'S!> \tl.'cl and high-carbon s1ainless steel Ca rbon
~tl.'cl 1•1rather !>oft hut wa ll sharpen th e most read ii) to a fin e
l'U$C. howe,er 11 doeo; sta in and will rust 1fleft wet Such
knl\CS are usuall) not ex pensi ve The medaum-pnced
~ta1 nless steel blade-; are no11he most desirable as they arl.'
ex treme!~ hard and difficult 10 'iharpen: the) do well with
'icrrated blades.
As to types. l ltst them an order of.imponance 10 me: ii
6-to 8-inch uttltty knife (which I usually reach for first): a
10-inch chef knife. a 10-to 12-anch slicer. a 5-inch parer. a
6-1nch chef knife. a boning knife. a serrated bread knife. a
serrated tomato knife. a vegctabh.' cleaver (Chines(' s1yle1
a hollow-ground roast beef or ham shee r.
Other knives are of personal choice and 1nteres1
Serrated kni ves cannot be sharpened.
The verv finest kni ves are made w11h a co mbination of
rnrbon and "stainlt.'ss steels resul11n~ an a "high carbon"
~ll'e l Sometimes manufacturer<; "•ll call this "combo"
metal "mol)bdenum." i\sk for 1s "high carbon steel" as 11
1s stainless and" ill sharpen casil ) and maintain an edge.
The best sharpen1n$ meth od 1s a butcher's steel.
providing }Ou keep knives sharp b} using the steel
regularly A few strokes on the steel eve!) 11me you use a
knife are strokes to good ad\'antagc. If knives become vel)
dull, then they must ben sharpened with a stone. or b> ii
profess ional. The steel 1s ma1ntenanc~. so do keep a good
edge on your fine knives.
Pi lar Wa} ne is a Nrwporr Beach resident and the
au1horof"P1/ar Wa}ne 's Fa,·onteand Fabulous Recipes."
Address correspondence 10 her attention. c/o PAX
Publishing Co .. P.O. Box .J000-20. Corona dd Mar. 91625
Kn1.,,es \hould be kept 1n a knife bl ock or on a
m:.tgnet1c bar and never be put in the di shwasher' It only
cleme nt wtth the 1n1egr:111on element.
\Ou can see how a 'erbal lit' "Ill take
ih1s form:· he e>.plaanrd .
' _To a limned ex1en1. the 11cs hon hl·
<,u pprt·ssed. Keolsrh recalled that
~la11he" was onCl' ahk to "red1rn·t"
has tics into fidgl't1ng dunng a '>C'hool
pla). Seligman said that hl· ha'>
'>uppressed tics tor short rwnods. and
dn t•loPl'd an u leer 1 n t hl' proCt'\s
Mcnd1u~ compared 'upprl')">tng a Ill
to halting a <inel.'ll' or rnntroll1ng :i lull
bladder
The m·atml'nl. likl· 1he dl'>Order
itself. 'anes w11h the 1nd1"1dual
fherl· 1s no r un: for Tourett(' 'h n-
dromc. th e purpose o l the med1cat1on
is S) mptom control. ·· ome people
with slight sy mptoms don't need any
med1ca11on at a'll." said Fowler.
Mend1us said that the cfk c11' eness
of an~ ml.'d1 a11on "Jt'pends on the
patient -<.Oml' people are Vt'r)
.resman1 " lk added that the useful
drug\ arc dopam1nl.' blockers. and
that pornble s1dc-dfcc1s can includt'
Parka n'ion's Disease .
Mau he" 's paren1s haH' decided
against med1cat1on. "hile Seligman
sa)S that hl' ha s tnl·d appro>.1matel)
30 drug). \l.llh Iii ti e \U('(.'CSS.
Tourette Syndrome I) not a de-
generatavt' cond111on. and a person
who has 11 can ex pect a normal life
span. In addl11on. "a person w11h
Tourette can funcuon perfectly nor-
mall> an life:· said Fowler. "r, e
known man) Tourettc patients "ho
w~.re teachers. doctors and lawyer ...
Seligman. whoa11end~ Lo} Ola Uni-
versity. intends to be a Journalist. and
al read} has done some wmang for
1elev1s1on and co-wrote an educa·
t1onal film on Tour<.'tte • ) ndrom<.'
cn111led. "Stop It. I Can't. ..
For more 1nforma11on about TSA.
call 968-2839.
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DOES THE PASf DRIVE 1HE FUIURE?
'f,n which:'>. Both
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frdntier. Are their 'iimilari1ic-.
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U.'IC rhe pa.'it to huild our f utun:'!
A medieval E:ngli'lh cuMk .
h ime tn the Perl''~ for 7<M>
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family\ wa)' tiT pre-.crving
I he pa.M'!
Miriam Roth'il'hild. ~he ~·oukl
have heen a ~k:ialite. Instead
sh6 a M:ientist -renowned
for her \tudies on Oetts. What
in her ptL\t led her w c hoose
a life of cn1om(\lo!!) l)\Cr a lifo
of lci-.ure·!
Find ou1 un "A l hahlc Pas(
a Smirhsonian "brld television
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'Master Harold' gripping at SCR
.\' r ennc\~'1: W1ll1..tm!> ha!> re·
pcatcdly demon trat~. the most
powerful work s of theater frcqucntl}'
come from the exornsm of inner
demons. the autob1ograph1cal plays
that touch the spmt because they are
rl·al. taken how<.•vcr loosely from
'l1gni fi c:an1 cveni.. in the author's past.
Athol Fugard alread}' had estab-
lished himself as a fervent voice
against the cruelty of apanhcid in his
native South Africa (his powerful. yet
'omehow · ling "The BIQod
Knot" was roduc d on South Coast
Hcpcno s Second Stage 1n 1982)
before releasing hi s own pcrsortal
trauma in "Master Harold ... and the
Boys." the cum·nt produc11on on
T R's main stagl'. It I'> a fasc1nat1ng
and n vct1ng expcrn:nn·
Master Harold 1'1, indeed. the
)O\J n' Harold Athol Fugard and "the
bo)s' arc two black emplo)ees of ht'\
mother's tea room in Port Ehlabcth.
South Africa. The stor). "1th all true
names apparl'nll) 1ntaCt. rel·ount'i a
rain) da) 1n 1950 on wh1rh the ) oung
Fugard'' 1nhn1tcd prejudice
prevailed O\>Cr h1'i more· humane
Dougla,~'
'big ones'
got away
LOS .\ GEi F~ (.\P1 -.\ctor-
producer l\.1ri... l>ou~l:h hJ' m1 \ed
feeling' ahuut tlw -\cadl'm} .\\\ard
winner "One Fkw <herthl• ( uckoo's
Nest" and the Ill'" lilm "Fletch."
<ilamng Che'} C ha'>e
"I 0 " ned hoth of thml' propcrtll''>
a1 onl' t1ml'. .. \illll DouglJ\, "and I
wanted to prndurl' and Jpf)\:ar 1n
them. But I could nn l'r put thl· dl·al'
together." . ,
.\s 11 happcnl·d h" "HI M1l·hal·l w-
produccd "( urkou·~ Nl'\I ... ind h1!>
son Peter co-prod utell "t-lctch."
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interest in "C.ud.oo·, Ne\t" and
'co mmented: "M1chad remind~ me
that I madl· more monl'\ on that
picture than an~ othl'r 1n ri1} carel'r
But I tell him that ,~3,n'1 what I
bought 11 for ...
Jack Nicholson won ;in Chcar for
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1nst1nct<1 and scarred his soul forever.
These three are the play's only
characters and 1he1r rela11o nship 1s a
tenuous one. warm and friend ly at the
o utset but sharply rrver11ng to master
and servants when emotio n'> -and
1mmatur11~ -begin to get out of
hand. There is a defin11c and u(ldcr-
stood pecking order. a t 't'.h1ch the'
hrac;h young Hall} stand~ far abo' c
h1'i .:-rstwh1lc fnend Sam. "ho in turn
outranks his )Ounger and less-
educatcd fcllO\o\ senant. W1ll1e.
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crackles w11h tension. e'en dunng lls
sccmmgly mundane momt·nts. What
remains unspoken often I'> as telling
as thl' dialogue in Fugard's master-
fully ddine•ued mc:mor} phi}.
Young Robcn Macnaughton. an
Irvine actor who studied at SC'R's
Young Conservatory before going on
to a profc!>s1onal ~tagc and screen
ca recr. brill ian 1 I y depicts the troubled
teen-ager Hally. His dark. me nacing
changes of mood touched off by
tl'lephone conversations with ht\
mother -re vealing that shl"s bring-
ing his abusive. alcoholic fathc~ homl'
from the hoi.p1tal - are sk1llfull }
concocted 1n a most in volving per-
formance.
The demanding role of HaU) '!>
black friend and confidantl'. Sam.
receives a powerful 1nterprc1a11on
from Sydney Hibbe~(a r turnl'C to SCR from "The Bl .. ). H 1b-
ben endows his charac th an
almost ovcrpo\o\enng -.enw. of pnde_
tempered onl} b) the d1sc1phne o l
realll}. wh1<:h he U\C!> to ad .. antage
"hen he turn'i Hall11 ·s racial slur into
a crushing emharrassmcnt for the ·
young man.
Darvl Roach completes the cast a'
W1ll1c: the menial. awk\o\ard third
mcmocr of the mo whO!>l' Pfl'\enCl'
lighten~ 'lome of th e dialogue and
ac11on. His passion for ballroom
dancing-and his undcrl y1 n11.' 1olen1
nJture -lend tht· play its net'd~·
balance. and Rua h performs win·
n1 ngl) in a less-showy assignment
Whal "Ma~tcr Harold" doesn't~)
- and doe!>n't need to given that.
country's current 1nfam)· in the
headlines -1s that South Africa's
brutal pohl'le~ of -.<gregauon remain
unchanged from that inc1dcnt · 35
years ago. As demonstrated by our
own South, trad11 ions and social
attitudes die excru11atingl y hard.
Fugard'" pla). performed without
1nterm1~s1on. build' lt'1surel) to its
shattenn~ d 1max. incorporating
'>Orne ull1matl'I} 1mponant minutac:
along the \.\3) Set designer ChfT
Faulkner ofTer'> a '>pknd1d recreatton
of a well-kept tea room and the:
constant dnulc outs1dc further c:n-
nchc' the ominous atmosphere
"Ma\H.'r Hamid. and the Bo)s" 1i.
thl' Jinal production ol ~outh Coast
Repcnor) ·., 20th annl\ era!) season.
and ranks as one oft he ~·a!>on ·.,finest.
Performance., <:<1n11nue through June
23 ""h lUrta1n at ~pm Tucsda}S
through Frida)'>: 2 'O and ~ ~atur
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Sydney Hibbert. Daryl Roach and Robert Macnaa(htoD ln
"~••ter.Harold ... and the Boy•" at South Coaat Repertory.
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Richard, Maggie blown to eternity?
By L YNOA HIRSCH
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State has 4 -years to catch errors in tax returns
By DOUG WILLIS
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SACRAMENTO -~y now.
you·vc probably reco vcre'tt from thl'
trauma of lilin$ your annual 1ncomt
tax return. and 1fyou were e xpeC'ttnga
refund. odds are good that >ou·\l.
already rec eiv ed and sixnt 1t.
But 1h the case o f your s tate income.
taxe s. receipt of a refuf'ld chec k in the
mail d~n·1 m~an"'the tax people arc
through with your rc.·tum o r ha\(·
re ' 1ewe~ and approved 11. .
The state has I. 7M2 c mplo)ec o f
1be~Franch1se Tax Board who w o rk
year-aro und. on per~onal 1ncomt' ta\
returns. Each s p n ng, their number'i
sw<.'ll w11h tcmpor:tr> help tu m OTl'
than 3.000. One or more uf 1ho~r
peo p le m1gh1 toda~ Ix· re' 1t•v.ing thl'
tax ret u rn ~ou likd J'\ long a~ fou r
~ear'> ago
T o a void rumpla1nh .ind rnmph
w11h 1tic lav. the Sl3H' l1kl· the fi:d t·rnl
go,e rnmc nt. !>enJ ., rrfund (hcck.,oul
as qu1c kl} as poc;slhlt' rht• onl~ thing.
tax o fficials 'en h on 'our rl't urn
before sending ~oi.a a rdund "~ou r
additton. subtrac tion an(.( m ul11pll-
cation .
I f they have an~ questio n about
your dedur u o n s. or 1f there 1s an~
thmg else v.h1r h m ight 1nggn a n
audit. that comt'\ latt•r
Sme e the \la te tax o ffit e'\ ha' t' brrn
compute n u·d . tht' number of 11mc"
yo u r return m ight be rc"1cw cd -
either b)""3Tl ind1v1dual or b' com-
puter -.has m ult1phcd ·
Instead of o ne perso n check ing
every item o n )Our re turn. ind1' 1d-
uals and computer~ interested 1n JUSt
o ne as~ct o f your return ma~ look a t
11 at d11Terc nt po int'i over a four-} ca r
period.
It 1s unhkel). but p<m1ble . that you
could receive a refund. and the n a
senes of three o r f6 ur bills <>'-er
several years as d1'Tcrcnt computers
and 1nd1v 1duals look at dtlTerent
items o n )Our return •
Fo r example, 1f ~ou m ade an
add111o n e-rror o n the return vou filed
Apnl 15. )OU could recc1.,,e ·a b ill or
refund c hec k rorreC'ting that mistake
sometime between todav and June 15 •
Jr >OU failed to repon inte rest
income fro m vour ban~-titt-com-
puter w hic h rriatche'> ind1 v 1dual re-
turns w11h bank repons wo uld prob-
abl> find that d1screpanr~ n e ,t ,0<.:tO·
ber o r N o ,·e mber and send \OU
anoth er bill o\nd 1f \OU c:la1mc d· an
unau tho n1cd IR.\ 11rid1\ 1dual retire-
m ent accoun o deduc tio n . the rom -
puter looking for tho se v.o uld orob-
ahly catt'h up ~ 1\h }OU and send
a no the r bill 12 10 18 month-; aftl•1
)'OUr return IS rCC'CI\ l'd .
If you h a\l' a tax sh l'ltl'f whic h the
s tate questio n,. that ma~ tnggt•r an
ind1v 1dut1l a udit \Omc11mt· <1bou1 tv.o
)Car~ afte r \OU tik J ·\.nd 1f tht·
Internal Rc~tnut ~n Ile a udited
your fe-dcral return. a m p) of thw
tinal dctl·rm1na11o n will go to the stall'
90 days afte r the fe d e ral audit ''
finali1cd. poss1til) tnggc nng a stall·
aud11
'\llog t•tht·r tht· lcd t·ra l gm t rnmt'nl
has three \ear'i aftu tht· date \Ou filed
\OUI rl'l1irn to aud11 )OU, ·and thr
1;tall'. \\h1ch rcv1ew!l tinal1icd .tCdaal
a udll'>. ha~ four years.
f \en 1f ~OU filed a vef) Simple Sia It•
ta ' return. at least six diffe re nt
l'mplo~ct·\ 1n the Franc~1se Ta'
Hoard mu'it handle 11 befo rt· 11 "
1)1.'rmanentl) tile d awa}.
If wu arl' a m o ng the o ne taxpa)l'I
out o f l''l'f) t h ree who made an t'rro1
1111 'our rl·turn ~our re turn mu'>I p a'>•
11 \t'1 .i rnupk more desks. and 1f )OU
lx·w mt the \Int' o ut o f ever) I
'ckl tl·d for J n aud11 . the numher u l
f>Cc>pli: o;1ud ~1ng ~our ta x return v.i ll
mull1pl' again
f \t'f\ indt\ 1duJI "'ho ~cs \o u r ta \
rl·turn ha' .i kgal o hllga'11on 10
mtl1nld10 <otrKt u intidt•n11al11' and
thl·re art• c riminal [X'na llll''> of up to
•tnl' ~ear 1n Jilli a nd a $1 .000 llnl' tor
an~ 'talt' l·rnp )ml'c v. h o ' wlatn ~ou r
p n \aq ,
Franc-hi!>t' T J' lfo:m.1 'flokl'.,ma n
\.\Ill B ush \3)\ rnmpla1n1' ol ahu,cs
of thl" pmac~ rules arl' c·\tn:mcl)
ra n'. l''en though pol1t1e all' l'mha r-
ras'iing d t•l:Jtl' of t h l·n -(1t,, R 1inald
R eagan\ IJ\ return were lcalu·d o n ce
I 5 yea rs ,1go
H ert 1n tkta1I. I\'' hJt hJ ppcn' IC>
\llUr \tall' fl'IUrn
lf>ou o v.l'J the \tatt• rnonc~ \our
return g111 lop pno nt\ for th e firs l
cle n cal phJ\t' o l prot'l'''>IOg . v. hu..:h ''
o pening \o ning. a nti 1dl·n11f}1ng tht•
return
.. Our lir\t pno nl' " tt i gl'I thl'
do llar'> 1nw the h an k to \l3n l'arning
antere~t." Hu\h "a'"·
But after the chr ch a rc l ash ed. the
re turns which l a me m \\-1 th pa~ m en!\
a rc put a \1de until all ret urn\ \Cek 1ng
refunds arc pnxe,c;C'd . v.h1ch 10-
"olvr s tran,kmng m u ch of thl· d ata
on the w nucn n·1urn to tomputn ti It•\,
f ha1·, Jone lx·t JU'iC the anthmct1t
o n return~ 'cek 1ng rl'lund \ 1'> u im ·
putl'r·' erdil-d ~lore t ht•ck\ are t\·
'>\Jed. a nd 11 t Jn Ix· \ l'nlicd IJtcr un
rt'l llrn\ t hat l tlmt• 1n \.\llh p a\Oll'nl\
.\)of tllda ' nearl\ a ll the K m 1ll1u n
111(.(1 , 1(1 u a l rl'lurns 'i.ceking n·fund" h~n c hem prm ·t·ssed. and thl· !>tall' 1s
,rnn1ng compute r 'cnfu:at1on of tht·
nrnthemalll''\ o n the \lightly m ort'
than :! m1ll1on rt•turn' that ca m e 1n
WI th l'hl'C'~ \
Tha t mt•an' that 11 \l>U filed a
rt·turn w1 1h~an aud11w nal Pll) m t.'n t.
)OU h 3H' ah11u1 u nl' ehantt• in thrl'l' (lf
gc11tng a "n o t1 l't' o f ta'( l'tiangl··· w ith
l'llher a rcfu nll or Jdd1t1o nal h ill
'>llnWtlml' hl•twl'Cn to dn' and Jum· I~ .
\nolhl'I 'i00.000 ur \o lU\f'UYl'r'
v. h11 \llUght ~tnd rt'l'l'l''l'd tiling t'\·
lt'n'i11rn\ "111 bt· muil1 ng. HI the ir
rt·t urnr, u p tv O r t I 5 a n (.( going
through th t· \am c pron·.,,
.\her t hl'\ :irt· a ll in th t· '1a1c 'tart'
thl' lif't bro ad pha\t' ot Jud 1110n
v. h1r h I'> a tomputl'flll'd r ro'i'i·chr ck
n l uaw li ll'd O} t•mplO\l'r\and '>II\ 1 ng~
1n.,11tut111n' v.11h the innirnc rcp o rll'tJ
on ta\ n•turn\
Rt·t:a usc uf ll1\l'rl'panl ll'' lx·t v. l'l'rl
thl' 1v.u \t'I\ o f d ata. u1mputt•n1t·d
"audit fi ll•\" \qll be rrcatl·d u n J houl
2 m 1llwn l~l\pa)er,. o r ,11g hl} klili
than o nt· u ut o ft•,crv li \l· C alllornia ta,pa~er. lfosh .-.aid ·
H o w C\l'r a n a u d it file d<>l'!>n't
nnc'\<wnl) mea n the taxpa~l't "'Ill tx·
J u d11cd or l'\l'n ht· a v.<trl' t h at
an~ bod ~ 1., rn 1t·w1ng his rl'tu1 n. ldu)h
.,aid. hec a U\t' man) d1\c rtpanl'tl'\ are
re\oh c d h~ reth ccking arrnunt
num ber'> or d e 1crm1n1ng that the
ta xpa)cr "as bclo v. t he thrt·,hho ld tor
tiling a return
~few return'i v.ill he pulkJ out a t
rando m 10 s pot c heck for l'rrnr\. If a
pa11crn o f CC>mmon m 1stakrs e m e rg-
es. the state not o nl} fo llow!> up o n
NEW YORK CAP) -The following llsl snows the Over • lhe • Counrer stocks and warr1n11 lhat have gone UP 1ne most and down lhe mos! based on oercenl of change for TUHdav No securities lr•dlng below S2 or 1000 snares are 1nclud4td Nel and oercenl•ge changes are the dlfferehce belween the previous closing
bid Price and Tues8~'f' las! bid price
Name L asf Ch.II Pel '
l Medl•Horlzon 2 t ll! UP 23. l 2 Filmtec 20'1• )l • UP 22 1
J S1tvrHart 6~• I • UP 22 1
4 Medslal 5' 1 l J, UP lS 8 S ~arrlerSci Jl • 1 UP I S.4 ~ vrodtneAm 7', UP l~.4
8
1:1:~au/r1 ji; 1: : ~~ l i:~ 9 Hy:drOOPI ~ .f: l!J UP 11. 10 ACSEnl •,, + • UP 11 11 Megalech 21. + • UP 10.0
12 EmeryDla un 9 + >. UP 9.1
13 EMC Insur 9 • + 1. UP 118
14 Wickes WI 2 , t)· 16 UP 8 l IS Ova iron 3"1 • UP 7 7
16 EmervD1a pf 5~ + .llJ UP 7.5 17 Harlvn s )J,:. + • UP 1 I 11 ~clDvnam 71 1 + I) UP 7.1 19 .v Medical 17 + "• UP 6.7 20 narmAmer 4 + • UP 6.7 21 Homecrafter I • + 1 UP 6.5
22 WaverWPr 20 , + I • UP 6 5 23 A.FP lmag 2'11 t ti UP 63
1ho'>t' rl."turn'i. hut progr3ms thr
t•o mputt•r to l'h crk all o ther rc n1rn 1 n
the system for "1milar l'rrq rs.
That 'ltt·p in the ~ystem 1yp1r a lly
rt'sults in a hill 10 the 1axpa)cr about
12 to IM month~ nficr the return "
filed . Hush said the J00.000 b ills sent
o ut in rcrent months to taxpayers
who c.-rront'ou sly churned I R A dcduc·
11o n'> o n the ir I 982 returns '" an
t•xampk of that tep .
S1milrirl). solar tax crcllll chums.
l"I roncous hcad-of-ho use ht>ld filings
and rnp11al gain'I dcdu 11o nl> d a1ming
thC' h1ght•r fed e ral CllCmpt1 o n\ <Hl'
pr()('l''>'>l'd that wa).
Finally. ahout 450.000 of the 10 ti
m11l1o n 1nd1v 1d ual tax re turns tiled
tht'I year will re!'lult m detailed s1atc-
1n111atcd audm -probably so m l"·
11mt• 1n I IJM7 o r I 98M -and anot her
.l00.000 auo1ts of 1 l>85 return'> will bC'
tnggcrt d . pro bably 1n 198~ <ir I Q89.
l,>y tinal rcporti. of federal audit~
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PUNKY WINKERBEAN by Tom Batiuk DOONESBURY
THE
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to the outfield."
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
·Ive heard o f child support twr nf-lver
puppy suopon•
DRABBLE
GARFIELD
LETS iALK ABOUT T~E
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by Jeff MacNally
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by Charles M . Schulz
by Berke Breathed
by Lynn Johnston
WHAi ~N \$ff/ TrlATWON'l
GETME ~(,-"' INID . IMJBLE '-J~
by Pat Brady
BRIDGE
A MINOR REVELATION!'
MOON MULLINS
STRIKE' TWO
JUDGE PARKER
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Nt'1t her vulnerable. North deals.
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The bidding:
North Eut outli We.t
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4 • Pa11 Pa11 Pa11 by Harold Le Doux Opening lead: Nin.-or
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Sometimes a perfectly rea.,on
able action ca n come back to haunt
you. rons1dt'r lh15 hand.
After South·s third hand opening
bid , Wf'st'' two ('f1amoncf cwercall is
a normRI action. l lnfnrtunately. it
pointed the way for declarer to
make a game that otherw1<1P would
probably have fiul.-d
Wtst did not want to lud from
either or his minor sui t holdings.
and a trump cf'rta1nly didn't look
rig ht. At a C'Om promm•. he settled
on the nine of helfrlJ. With nothin•
el'le to gu1dr him . dt'darer would
probably h.1 Vt' It'd lo tht' kin!{ of
diamonds and later tried the cluh
finesse, but 11 was very hkely that
West had hot h lhe ace of diamonds
and kin~ of dub'> for his overcall. In
1Hid1t1on . lhe opening lead virtually
marked f.ao;t for the queen of hearts
OMAR
SHARIFF
as well as length 1n the suit.
ThereforP, declarer elected to try
for an end play. lie won the king of
hearts. drew two rounds of trumps
and wa!' delighted when both de
ft'nderli followed. After cashing the
ace of huru. ~then led a diamond
to the ten.
Wl'st won. but since he had only
two hcart11 hf' was uught in de
clarer's Wt>h. Ht cashed thf' tlCe or
diamonds and continued with the
nine. but dti clarer did not rurf-he
'imply discarded his heart loser .
That left West with a choice of Ins
ing alternUivt!. lie could tkher
lf'ad a dub into derlal'f'r's tt'nace, or
t'Ont1n uP dia,mond-. whidl would
allow declarer lo sluff a club Crom
lhe table while ruffing in hand.
Declarer would then be able to ruff
his losing clubs on the board.
Whichever defense West opted
fo r. declarer would Jose only three
diamond tricks. West's foray into
the auction brought about an un·
CHARLES
Go REN
happy result for his side.
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Chllled aoupa cool• hot aummer'• ct.y. C2.
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Warm weather and weddings always seem to go hand·tn·hand
And along with ~he nuptials come plenty of parties -a chance
fo r future in-laws to mee( a get-together fo r the bridesmaids or
a shower fo r both bnde and groom
For all these parties and most especially for the wedding
celebration itself. a champagne brunch seems the ideal way to
entert ain and celebrate Fortunately 1nt1m a1 e brunches d on't
necessanly mean yo11 have to serve expensive dishes Very
special foods and beverages lik e Caltfo rn1a avocados and Korbel
Champagnes are reasonably priced and add simple elegance
to the meat's fest1v1ty
When planning a wedding brunch or party for the bndesma1ds.
try to add a few simple touches to turn the event into something
really special for the guests of honor You may wish to incorporate
the bride's w edding colo rs into the table setting Lots o f pretty
nbbon. lace and flowers will help tie a color theme together
Weather permitting. you may choose to hold the brunc h out of
doors. 1n which case a few touches from natu re may be appro-
p riate centerpieces of fresh c ut spring flo wers and greenery.
or a basket ftl led with tomntoes. zucchini . cucumbPrs squash.
carrots. broccoli and o ther fresh pretty produce fr om th0 garden
will all help to decorate the brunch table the ·natural way " A nd
11 the bnde or groom has a favonte dish (luscious fresh straw·
bemes lo nibble for dessert for example) he surt> to 1ncludP thrH
too ••. after all. this is 1ne11 day'
When choosing a brunch menu keep vanety 1n mind b ut
watch out for too rouch ·clutter Somet1m1·s the simples dishes
are the most elegant and easiest on the host and hostess Loo k
fo r foods that will provide a pleasing array of colors as well as
compatible flavors and te~t ures
Caltlo1 n1a avocado s which art> 1n qr eat abu ndtlnce yenr·
round . turn simple dishes into ex1 r,1 -sp0c1a1 •"d1hl0s wi th lht'1r
vibrant go lden-green color sensuously .,;m outh tt")(ture and
del1CJous buttery flavo1 They re perfect for lighter fare the way
of d1n1ng so popular this time of year And yes. Cal1fo 1 n1a avo·
cados will hold up beautifully during leisurely 1nt1mate brunches
1ust give them a fight sprinkling of lemon or l1mt? 1111ce 10 pre
serve the pretty color and delicate flavor
Choosing the right champagne for the brunch is 1mpor1a nt
too The Korb('! Champagne CPllars which rec~:rnv u•lt"'~rat• 11
its 100th anniversary makes seve1al styles lro m wl11rt> t 'ch•> ,..,1,
These rangf' from tt1c popular Brut to the> r,1 mi\nt1c .illy t1ntt'd
Blanc d<' Notre; wh1cn 1.., m;iJt• lro m the ruhy 1ed P1n111 N•111 qr HW
Alt n f th1> ( omp,1r1y's l i1.1mp,1gn1•s <1r<' p1 uth1Ct"'t1 b'i' tn•' tr~d1h1 >11,1 1
methOdC' c 11;:iin·p<'no 1sl' which m1;ans th,11 f'very.th.1ttlc is 1nd1 .
v1dually feimcntN11n tht> b ottll' y ou buy thu s.~ssw irig t1r1y lung • °!' I • • •
/
lac:,11ng bubblPS (11!"•·1 r ••-:,t q 1r1 •y
Here are some: hrt1r er deas •h -ir are perfPr ! v :>t tt?d for those
special celebrations Eacr dish s aesthet c.1 > pl~as n g to b6th
eye and palate and l ..... t ab ii "'·t''.~ . ., 'Q . 1~ tit' rrepared 1'1
advance To begin· th•' alft11r 111-r ·-•r ... -,h.r 11 C hil1eo Avocado
Yogurt Soup Then hr l'°'t"' r-ri "~. i.r'• .,. '"' ,,r .-..ga"' Avocado
Paradise salad T ht> c ).n nq t >qethr , ' h ~<.1u ;"'apa\ a ano
crab wtll product• ,1 d r.H'' 1! t c mb '"'"''in f l r p11mentary
co lors and flavorc; 1o• .11 t t"f'JL'~ F • 1 1, •L h"...,..i LvunHy with
Califo rnia flair f111 ,1 pr1'tl'y s traw bas1>.et-v.1tr i.1 ts o f fresh bread!:>.
rolls m uffins and c ro issants and serve wt,., r0Sf'ttes "ll Herbed
Avocado Butter A s1mPlt" dt'ssert l ' lr t:Jsr -.wr>et. shawbernes
served au natural o r perhaps Wit h a dehca~''Y c;weetened cream
cheese dip will no doubt please every ,1n» AnJ ol course.. pretty
flute or tulip g lassPS fit ea v. •h we · " , '1 t<.t .r ne1 Ch ~paqne
1Anlt round out any b111rl h n '"E' ,.,. -.· • -.. • · "' h
WP1-:1d 1'1QS tit' .1 •r .i , "' '" ' 'I r ' 1 ·'"'\
h '",. tH""'•· t " !ht'• n r Ct :' '" 1 ; • 1'""' "' I/\ .... , • .-: tit"' .l'l 1
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2 Calt!orn1a avocados. soeded
and peeled
2 cups cl11cken broth or 6011111011
1 c arton ( 16 ot1nces) plain
low·fat yogt1rt
2 teaspoons lemon 1u1ce
1 4 1easpoon onion salt or to taste
1 4 teaspoon celery salt or to taste
Mrlk. as needed
Add1t1onal plain low-fat yogorl
tablespoon chopped chives
Place avocados. chicken broth. yogurt temon 1u1ce and seasonings in
blender 1ar. wh1rt until smooth Add milk to thin soup 11 necessary Chill
soup thoroughly Garnish each serving with a dollop of add111onal stirred
yog urt and chopped chives
Makes 6 servtngs
large Cal1forn1a avocado.
seeded, peeled and pureed
f about t cup puree)
2 pot1nd unsalted marganne
I tablespoon drred parsley
flakes
1 tablespoon dr1ed chives
2 teaspoons dr1ed herbs (basil.
mar1oram oregano. tarragon
or chervil)
4 teaspoons lemon 1wce
Dash seasoned salt or to taste
Combine all ingredients until smooth and well blended Fill container. seal
well with plastic wrap and cover tightly Chill spread until ready to serve
Makes about 1-t/2 cups
NOTE To make avocado butter rosettes, flit a cookie press or pastry bag
with slightly chilled .1vocado butter. Press out small dotfops onto a wax·
hned cookie sheet Place rosettes in freezer. freeze Just until firm Serve
with assorted fresh brPads rolls. muffins or croissants
? cups cooile<1 crab pieces t1r
? cans 16·ounces each / c.rab
meat. drained. nnsed and
flaked (may subs111u1e ? cups
cooked diced ch1ckeh1
'2 g~ee'! onrons sliced
2 C al;lorn•a avocados·
1 papaya halved and sPedP11
Lea1 lertuce· ..
Creamy L11rre Dress1nq
1 recipe follows 1
roasted slivered a1ni,,11t1s
Combine t rilb and green.onion se1 aside Hal\e and seed avoLad.i-.
Cut a thin s1tce oll the.undN side ol each Mii Gently scoop o·~,, rulr'
ti>av;ng ahoui t 4·.1rtc.h shell Dice nufp Peel papaya ha'vt'S ..:l ,
Combine avocado a·nd papaya cubes wit..-crab muuure L na• J Sill.M
plates wi th lettuce' top each w1'h t1n t1vocaC10 half shell Spoon a>Q11.1
;imounts ol .c r11b fruwm1xhirf' into c;hells Garn1c;h eaoh with ,\I m,"''"'
and serve with Creamy Lnrfe Drl'.'ssing
Milkf's 4 servings
I cup sour crec1m
1 2 tablespoons fresh
lime 1u1ce
1 2 teaspoon g rated l•me peel
-Combine all ingredients mt)( well
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1 tat>lespoo n honey·
Dash COf ctnd(>t
Dash card.tm(ln1
Sd~nd p eppe r, '.Hte
NOTE For another serving c;uggest1on halve avocados 9erd and pPt~I
, Place halves cu1-s1de down on cuttirig board and slice fpnqthw1sP F11n
avocado slices sl1gntly Cur pApaya halves 1n half peel slicP ,1nd t,rn
Arrange a small lettuce leaf in the center of each al 4 'salad plates
Spoon equal amounts of crab green onion mixture fltliJ.1 lf'ttuce un
each plate Place an avocado ta n and p<1payc1 Ian at opp11c;1te ends o t
crab m1xtvre Garnish S81ads with almonds and 'lt>rvf' w1tt1 C1e.lmy
Lime Dressing
·• !he cham.pagne corl. <.t\Ntlo 11f'vf'1 be popped
lo open the bottle proper'~ kf'e~ vour hand
l1rmly over the CtVk ~h· e tw c;t •nQ oft !he wire
hood Then_ gently turn thP t'l \"lth' 1101 the rorl\
until the cork ease~ our w •>--~ qent1P s1~)t1
• Champagne •S best sf'rvt>d wel chilled Place •t
'"' the refrigerator to r an ho"' (H more o r 1n a
hllCkt'lt of ice and watt>r tor '\O m nl1IPS
* To hest apprPc1ate its dt>l1Q htful bl1bbles. serve
champClgne 1n tall l!itlf" or 11il1p qlasses The
)Id fashioned sa\11 .. er-::;n.w1•l1qtasses1..ause the
bubbles to dissipate too ~u•C klv
• Champagnes come .n mar'~ ..1 4'1i1ent styles
Korb.els Bwl •s t1 bl~rnd -Ui.J.lne C.talorn•a
champagne Qrapes t1nd 1c; 11qht and d<y ftlttng
1ust t1bout Pve1v uCl ac;1'""ln Thf' Natural
champag"e is extremefv l1ry <1nd crisp and is
reqaroeo bv connc11ssC>11rc: ,,c; one of me most
eleq irnt champagnes ,walltihle Kmbel s S lant
c1e Noirs cht1mpagne ec;pt'1..rally noteworthy
because of its delicate salmon bll1Sh is hghl
And dry with a dehqhthal tru111ness And finally
the Blanc de Blancs made from 100 percent
Chardonnay grapes embod1Ps the e ittreme
dryness and de1tca1e flavor characteristic of
the fine Chardonnay grape
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CHILLED SOUPS A COOL IDE.A
Discover refreshing summertime treat
long enjoyed by theScandinavians
made "1th "'hole. low fat or skim
nulk.
The spa rkle rnmes from a cup of
~st i Spumante. which is sti rred 1n
JUSt before serving. A good begin-
ning for a picnic or a froth y finale to
a luncheon. Sparkling Berry oup
makes a beautiful presentation
when garnished with fresh sprigs of
mint and served with plates of
shortbread or dainty butter cookies.
Californians are discovering a
su mmertime pleasure long enJoycd
by Scandinavians -the delight of
cooling warm days with a bracing.
chilled soup.
These coo~usins to winter's
broth-based soups ofirn rel) on the
fres.hest fr uits. vegetables and herbs
for their inspiration. Cl'lilled soups
can be sweet or savor). m:h and
filling or light and froth). but
'whate' er their t'ompos1t1on. the}
arc always refreshing and satisfying.
The three chilled soups ofTered
hae -parkling Berr) Soup.
Dilled Squash Soup and Chilled
Spinach Soup-make excellent use
of seasonal produce. When the early
'ummer bcrr) season dr-aws to a
close. the prolific summer squash
wi ll be ripe and ready for picking.
Spinach is now available in markets
year-round.
The fi rst soup. Sparkli ng Berry
Soup. combi nes fresh berries -
strawberries make an t:Xcel~ent
choice -dairy-fresh milk and
yogu rt. This creamy blend can be
Chilled Spinach Soup. full of
minced green onion. parsley and
dill. and Dilled Squash Soup. a
melange of squash. carrot and
onion 1n a chicken stock base. are
each scncd with Creme Frai-che.
.\llhough the true French Creme
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TREE TOP APPLE JUICE as·
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GOllXlS .C E 149 c,. Ot....-91~ .... 6 3-0linal ec.
Fraiche. a '\our cream wi th 30
perce nt butterfat. is not rcad1I}
availabk in th1!>tountl). a dd1c 1ou~
and low-calorit: substitutt: can be
made quick ly with yogurt and milk.
When stirred into the chilled.
vegetable soups. the Creme Fra1chc
en es as a tart countc'rpoin t to the
piquant herbs and smooths the
enti re mi,xture into a pleasing blend
that makes an ideal. ligh t lunCht'on
en tree.
SPARKLING BERRY SOUP
3 \\ cup1 fresh or frozen berries
'f.J cup sugar
1'2 cup plain yogurt
2 cups milk ·
1 cup As ti Spumante•
Few sprigs mint
In blender or food processor
puree 3 cups berries with sugar and
yogurt. Sti r in milk and Asu
Spumante; chill. Garnish with re-
maining berries and mint. Makes 6
to 8 servings.
*NOTE: Sparkli ng while wine or
champagne may be sub!)tllutcd for
Asti pumante.
DILLED SQUASH SOUP
V. cup chopped onion
"'-cup chopped carrot
Z tablespoons butler
31.. pound crookneck squash,
cubed
1 0 3s, ounees > ean ebicken
stock
Dill weed
11-, cups Creme Fra icbe•,
divided
Using large sauccran. sautl't
onion and carrot 1n butter I 0
mi nu tes. .\dd squash. chicken
stock. and 11J teaspoon di ll weed.
Simmer 8 to 10 minutes or until
vegetables are tender. Cool shght l~.
Puree in electric blender or food
processor. Stir in I cup Creme
Fra1che. Chill. Ladk in to soup
bowls. Spoon re maining Creme
Fraichc into center. Garnish "1th
additional dill weed. 1f desired.
Makes 4 servings (I cup each).
•CREME FRAICHE
1 cup milk
2 cups plain yogurt
Combine milk and }Ogun 1n
ele<;tric blender. Whir fo r I m1nutL'.
Store in refrigerator un11I read~ to
use. Makes 3 cups.
CHILLED SPINACH SOUP
1 pound fresh spi_nacb
2 tablespoons butter-
'" cup minced green onion
14 cup mincecl parsley
3 tablespoons sherry
1 teaspoon fresh dill, chopped,
OR •1 .. teaspoon dried
1 teaspoon instant chicken stock
base
l cup Creme Fralcbe•
Trim and wash spinach . Drain to
remo c cx~ss water. Combine 1n
skillet w1tll butter. green on mn.
parsle) and sher~ Cook until
spinach 1s tender
Combine 1n electric bkndt'r nr
food processor with dill weed and
chicken stork base. Wh ir until
pureed. Cool. Stir in th e Creme
Fra1chc. Chill. Makes 4 servings ( 1 ,
cup each). •
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With \\.arm weather arrn 1ng.} ou
may want to look into the rccentl~
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..Summer Feasts .. b' Molh Finn
(Fireside). · ·
Finn t!> a splendid cooi.. and hl.'r
recipes arc <.khc1ous anti pr:icmal
So arc her menus " h1c:h. as -;he ,,l\'
"arc designed to keep la\t-m1null'
cooking to a minimum."
When we tried her Straw bcrr.
Granita all our tasters applauded 1.t
-and c;o did I.
STRAWB ERRY GRAN IT A
'It cup sugar
I cup water
I quart strawberries
Juice of J orange ( 11:1 cup)
Bring sugar and water to a 0011.
stirring unti l sugar 1s d issolved:
cool this syrup and reserve. Wash~
and hull trawbernes and pu ree
them in a food processor with the
orange Juice: m1~ them into the
reserved syrup. Ta'1e and add
more sugar 1f you hke.
Freeze. using 2 1ct·-cubc trays.
When frozen solid. JUSt before
serving, process as many cubes as
you need . Put the cubes mto the
processor (not more than I ice tra y
at a ti me) and. using the metal
blade. process the ice un til 1t 1!>
smooth.
Yo u will ha ve to turn the motor a-~~~~-~~~-l--!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1+-nn~a~~1rld~orflff~ofttrrres ~do ~ LB.69
Y.ou don't Pay nlOIW. YOu just get,,,....
this rapidly or you will soon have a
liquid puree again. ~rvc the ice
immediately and store the unused
cubes in pl astic bag.s.
RUFFEU'S
UPIOUntY, llC.
F0t Tiit llnt ol Yovr l ilt
1922 HAR80R 8lVO . COSTA MUA-S'8 l IS6
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·Build a sandwich
long enough tO
feed the neighbors
Long summer weekends arc won-I small onioD, cbopped
derful times to gather friends and i teaspoons suga r
neighbors for a cookout or a picnic. Tomato wedges
Easy. casual cntenaining where Kosber dill pickle slices
cveryo m.· gets' in the act. helps share
the cost and the fun. Cut pickles 1nto 11. inch cubes to
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Orange COMt DAILY PILOT /Wednelday, Mly 29, 1985
Keeping the party outdoors make one cup. Sprin kle potatoes
means no house cleaning inside. with 1/• cup liquid fro m pickles. Stir
~nd. paper plates or "bring your togethe.r remaining ingrcdi~n ts in a
own utensils" eliminates washing la rge bowl. Fp ld in potatoes. Gar-
d1o;hec;. n ish with to mi tO wedges and pickle
Begin b) picking a date and time. ~sl~1c~e=s·:_--.....--------~===~~~~~~==~~~~·~~~~~~~~~~===~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!1 th,·n start on the inv11a11ons. Put --
}Our message inside a balloon or
attach It to a flower. Be crea11vc in
your approach.
Hosting the party means 1t''> your
JOb to pla n the rh a1n course. So how
about a supcr sandwich -10 feet
long~ Sou nd like fun'' It 's n~all) not
hard to make .
F1r'\l. get a long board or
">omcthng solid - a 2 x 4. strip of
dr)\\all. or C\Cn some aluminum
~•ding. Cover 11 w11h heavy dut)
al uminum foil and suspend tt
between two chairs or sawhorses.
Thl·n, head for the baki:-ry and the
\to re.
'ick ct lo ng loa..,.es of un!>ltced
bread -Italian. pumpernickel.
seven grain. or l)e. You'll need
abo ut six inches of bread per
\erving. Pick up some mayonnaise.
mustard. o nion. a nd tomatoes.
Then. 'cntu re over to the cold
cut and da11) section. Plan on at
k ast four slices of meat and two
">l1cco; of cheese for each person.
~t home. sli ce the bread
k ngth\\ 1se and cut off the ends
v. hich slo pe. Placi:-the bread t•nd to
end and start to assemble the
'and\\ 1ch. Use a vanet) of cold
ruts. cheese and vegetables.
Or. make each section one flavor
at a 11me -bologna and cheese.
ham and Swi ss. and salami and
cht·ddar -to name a fe\.\
GIA NT SANDWICH
2 loaves sesame seeded F rench
breads, unsliced <about 24
inches long)
2 packages (8 ounces each) bard
salami
er
ower ... -.
•••••'1/f/y'S Pe}>si, Coke
or7-Up
All Van•tt.,
1ltr. blL
2 packages 16 ounces each> USDA lnq> . .Qoldeia .Premtum·IHI Top Rowld
sliced cooked ha m
2 medium toma toes, thinly
sliced
1 sma ll onion, sliced and separ-
ated into rings
1 large green pepper, thinly
sliced into rings
2 packages ( 6 ounces each)
sliced ProvolcAie cheese
Ita lian Seasoned Butte r
1 cup butter, softened
I package (9 ounces) dry Italian
salad dressing mix
Combine butter and salad drt•ss-
ing
Cut bread k ngth, .. ·,~l' in hal t.
'iprcad cut surfaces wnh I ta lta n
seasoned butter. O n bo tto m half of
each loaf. layer I 0 to 11 hard salami
slices. 8 ham slices. one half the
onion. tomato sltc;s. pepper ri ng~.
8 slices Provolone cheese. and I 0 to
12 more hard salami slices. Place
to ps o n c;andv.1ches.
( ut each sandwich in half to
make ~ (I ~-inch) subs. Wrap each
c;ub in double thickness of hcav~
d ut) aluminum fo il. fo ldi ng ends to
seat. G rill 6 inches from modcr-
a tch hot coals 20 minutes or until chc.·~c;c melt s. turning sandwich
oftl·n 10 pre .. ent bread from char-
ri ng.
WISCONSIN SALAD
1 package <8 ounces) ham sll~e
I package ( 10 ouncesl froien
peas. thawed
I cup chopped ce lery
I cup (4 ounces) Cheddar
cheese, cut into cubes
1'3 cup mayonnaise
2 teaspoons prepared mustard
Lettuce leaves
C ut ham into 1 ~-inch cubes.
Co mbine \\llh re maining ingre-
dients. cxcei ettucc. CO\Cr Chill
I hour. Scrv • n lettuce lea l'S
BA D BEANS
.FORA CROWD
1 package ( 1 pound) bacon
t medium 'ntons, chopped
7 cans (1 pound eacb) baked
beans or I No. I 0 can baked
beans
I c up brown sugar
'• cup molasses
2 tablespoons Worce1ter1blre
sa uce
l 1'2 teaspoons dry mus ta rd
Cut baco n 1010 I -inch pieces.
Cook in 5-quan Dutch ow n o n
medium-low until crisp. Add re-
maining ingredie nts. Heat 20
minutes on medium . stirring OC·
cas1onall)
Save
.'12
per lb.
FwmerJohn
Pork Chops
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oven 2 hours.
PATIO POTATO SALAD
t to 3 kosbu dill plckles
4 ('apt cooked. diced potatoes
(about S medium)
'• c up llq•id from pickles
:1,. r up mayonnaise
1:1 r up mustard
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\
Turkey a low-cost feast ·
A no' el budget dish that's will never !>.now that. thank!> to the tender. about I 1/i to 2 hours: cool.
interesting and attract1v\.' lcatures tow-{·ost turkey drumsticks. )ou'w Remove meat from bones and
choppc-0 turkl') and ~autCl"d veg-kept to your budget. too! chop.
ctables in a g1anH1llC pufl'. baked in To prepare puff. combine water.
a 9-inch pie plate. Only 2•1~ pounds CALIFORNIA TURKEY PUFF butter and seasonings in 2-quart
of turkey drumsticks provide all thl' z i,.. pounds turkey drumsticks saucepan. Bring to boil: add Oour
meat you need for Sl'( scrvinis. b cup water all al once. Remove from heat: beat
When yo u ~en l' \U l'h a delightful 5 tablespoons butter with whisk until smooth.
mealtime surpnSt' - one that's as 11, teaspoon each salt, thyme, Beat in eggs. one at a ume until
pleasing to the .t:'Yl' as to the taste dillweed mixture is smooth and glossy.
buds -your fa mil) will appn."ciate o/:a cup flour Spread in greased 9-inch pie plate. the creativi tv wi\h which vou o · handk th e ~·hallcngc of budgl't 3 eggs Bake at 4()() degrees, 4 minutes.
% carrots, sliced thin Turn o en off: leave puff in oven I 0 meals. · California Turkl'\ Puff make a I zucchini, sliced minutes. Remove.
lovely entn.·c for . ·a brunch or I green·pepper, sliced autc vegetables in butter.Qix
luncheon. too. omc "hate wine 1 onion. sliced "tth turkey. and combined sour
and a colorful fresh fruit or veg-Z tablespoou butter cream and mustard. Spoon into
ctablc salad "'II a<ld to the part) I cup sour cream · puff. Bake at 350 degrees. 10
mood. t tablespoons Dijon-style mus-minutes until heated through. Cut
Your guests. 1mpn'\Wd \\Ith the tard 1n wedges to serve. Makes 6
11;.ivor and the beaut) of thl' ent rl'l'. Poach turkey drumsticks until scn ingc;.
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Salt-free
steak sauce
satisfying
By CECILY BROWNSTONE
AP food Editor
Cooks who arc cutting out salt or
cutting down on alt may be
interested in a alt-free steak sauce
that 1s fairl~ OC\' on the market.
It's great to gi\e Ila' or 10 grou nd
ml·at for hamburgas. and 11· l'\'Cn
good in chili con carnc . .\nother
l'\Cellcnt wa\ to use 1t 1s 1n a t1r-fr.
rt'CI pc SU Ch as.the follow1 ng one. .
STIR-FRY BEEF
AND VEG ET ABLES
12 pound broccolt
3 tablespoons vegetable oil
I large (6 ounces>.onion, thinly
sliced ( 11'2 cups )
12 cup drained sliced bamboo
shoots (from an 8-ounce can I
2 tablespoons finely chopped
gingerroot
1 pound well-trimmed boneless
tender bee{, slic.ed •.a-inch thick
8 tablespo9ns salt.free steak
sauce •
1.a cup salt·free beef or chicken
broth
Black pepper to taste
Hot cooked rice
( Ut broccoli nov.eretS 3\\3~ lr11m
\tcms so tlowerets arc an l'\ en s11c
-thcrl' should be about '• cup.
Trim tough ends from stems:\\ 11h a
"""I' l'l-blade peeler. rcmO\ l' outl'r
lihrou'> covering from stem~. Thin-
1~ '>lice stems diagonal!~ -there
\hould be about \~cup.
In a saucepan. in a '>mall amount
.11 boiling ''ater. cook broccoli
110 " l'rl·t o; and !>tl'm'>. unco' crcd.
until tender/crisp -ahout 3
rrnnu tt'"· turn into a \trainer and
h11IJ unJcr u>ld running \\3tl·r to
rnul qu1d .. I~ drnin "l'll and Sl't
.l~llk
In a'' oh. or largnk ilkl. O\ L'r h 1gh
ht•at. ht:at I tahlc,poor of the 011.
.\Lid on ion and cook. l\ll rn ng often.
/
unttl hghtl~ hrov.ned -about 2
m1nutt'' RcmOH' ""1th a c;lotted
spoon .rnd set aside. . 1 I feat .1nothL·r tablespoon of the
oil 1n tht• "o"-and 1n it sur-f~ thl' I
hroccoli bamhoo c;hnot'> and gin-I
gcr for I m1nutl· Remo\ c \\1th a
c;lottl'LI \pcuin and set as1lk
Ht·:it thL' rL·ma1n1ng tahkspoon
ot' wl in thL· \\Ok and 1n 11 brown
lx'L'I on hoth \ldl'll-2 to I minutes.
M l\ 6 tabk'>poons ol the \teak
<,aucc \\1th hroth. pour O\l'r beet
an<l looh. tor I minute . .\dd onmn
and the hroccoh m1>.turl' and
'\t1rnng constant!~. heat . .\dd rx'P-
rx·r to ta<,tt.'. 'ient: with hot cool>.cd
rtl'l' \t.il>.e<., -l '-Cf\ 1ngc;
\ anat1on: If \OU l1J..c \OU can
conh. ·' cup un\altc:tl t,1\ht·"" nut\
"1th thl· onion.
Lettuce share
a soup recipe
LETTUCE SOUP
4 cups packed shredded iceberg
lettuce 11 medium bead l
2 chicken bouillon cubes.
crumbled
I
:1, cup water
2 tablespooons lemon juice
2 tablespoons butter
I small onion (peeled. thinly
sliced and separa&ed ibto rings> I
2 tablespoons cornstarch
12 teHpoon salt
1.a teaspoon white pepper
2 cups milk
1 4 cup dry white wine
Rknd lc ttun '. hou1llnn LUI'><.''·
water and lemon ruttc in electric
blender until smooth rt.·scnc In
~urepan melt bu11cr. add onion
and cook gent I~ untal tl·ndcr hut not
bro...,.n . remove onion from pa n
To butter in pan add c<lrn"itarch. I
c;al1 and pcprxr: m1\ "ell: rrmo\l'
from heat: grad ual!~ \t1r 1n milk. I
keeping smooth. Cook O\ er me·
ct 1um heat. c;t1mngconc;tantl}. until
m1;<ture t.oml'\ 10 ,1 hoil and boil' I
m1nutl'
4't1r in rrwr 'l·J k tturl' m"tUH'
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and hl'.11 111 'l'f\ ing ll'mpNaturc
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Here's one sweet dessert
worth breaking a diet. for
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SKMICIS ALPllA UTA
These days wt're all trying to pa)
more attention to the foods we eat.
"Light" and ''healthful" are replac-
ing "rich .. and "sinful" in our menu
planning and meal preparation. But
that doesn't mean an occasional
indulgence isn't in order -so long
as it's wonh the extra.calo.rks.
Strawberry Chocolate Mosaic 1s
one desscn worth breaking a diet
for. Luscious strawberries. crunchy
sugar cookies and walnuts are
encased in a rich chocolate loaf.
Every bit e 1s agonizingl y rich .
supremely sinful.
nlike other dessert extra,a-
gan7as Strawberry Chocolate
Mosaic is simple enough for e'en
u
...
the niost novice chef to attempt
wit h success.
Blend melted chocolate. bulter,
rum. sugar. eggs. sugar cookies and
walnuts. Spoon .half the mixture
into a loaf pan. Press fresh straw-
berries on top. cover with the
remaining chocolate mixt ure and
chill. To.serve. just unmold. slice.
pipe wi th wh ipped cream and
garnish with fresh strawbemes.
If your conscience won't let you
indulge often enough to sat1 sf) your
sweet tooth. take heart! Straw-
berries straight are low in ca lori es
and make a naturall} sweet dt;ssen .
or snack. right out of the basket
One cup contains on~ 60 calories
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but provides l SO percent of the
requ irement for vitamin C. 8 per-
cent of the iron and also gives us a
aood supply of fiber.
To ensure perfect results with
CaJifornia sttawberries. look for the '
·npest. reddest berries since straw-
berries don't ripen afttr they are
picked. Rinse the berries with their
caps on just before ready to ute.
then pat dry with a paper towel;
This year's strawberry crop
promises to be one of the biant
ever. So when you're ready to stray
from ~our diet. indulJ,e in Straw-
berry Chocolate Mosaic.
STRAWBERRY CHOCOLATE
MOSAIC
8 ouces semisweet cltocolate
1 • cap dark n m
8 ou~ bat1er, ldttned
3 table1pooa1 powdere4 ••1ar
% eu•. separated
I cap cllto"ed •ala•ts
' onces 11tortbread-1tyle or
plaia su1ar cookies
% pint baskets frea~ Callfonaia
strawberries, stem med
Sweetened wll.ippecl cream
In top of the double boiler over
barel) s1mmenng water. combine
chocolate and rum. S11r until
chocolate is melted and m1>.ture 1s
smooth: cool to room temperature.
In large Ql;>wl cream butter and
sugar. Beal in egg yolks. one at a •
time. then mix 1n the walnuts. Add
I
cooled chocolate mixture: mix to
blend thorough!~. In small. deep
bo"I. beat egg whites to form soft
I peaks: fold into chocolatt' mn:ture
"1th rubber spatula.
Cut or break cookies into pieces
about 1: inch square (You should
ha'e about 11 : cups.) Gentl) fold
into chocolate mixture until equal-
1} d1 tributed. L1ghtl) 011 !S': x ~·,~-I inch loaf pan. SPQOn half the
I chocolatt} m1\ture,. into pan:
smooth top
I Pat dn one half basket of the I stra"bemes. press into pan. spac-
ing e' l'nl~ a pan . .\dd the remain-
I
1ng choeolate mixture: smooth top
and tap pan to fill air spaces. Cover
I and chill until firm. at least 4 hours.
To \en e. run around sides of pan
"1th lhin ln1fc dipped into hol
I "ater Dip bottom of pan into hot
"att>r. l nml)ld onto platter.
P1ix· "hipped cream onto top of
I loaf Ga rm sh "1th stra" hemes
Cut loaf1n10 slices 1 : to '• inch thick
and St'r\ e "1th remaining straw-
berm~s. \tales about 12 servings.
'Grape state '
coming alive
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l1-1th hill .1nJ uild. hut m~ frJ\ ontc
I' 111 .,,ti.id' 'u1.h J~ thl!> 1'n1• k,Jtl11tl1~l·h11.l1•n i
CHICKEI\ SALAD
WITH GRAPES
2 <'Ups diced cooked cllkkt'n
hrt ast
1 'Z C'Up l'liC'ed Cf'lf'ry
11 <'UP grt>t'n pe~r bits
• .. r up Frf'D<'ll dressing
! <'Ups seedless grapes
Salt and pe~r to taste
Salad ~rttas. inch1cliag len•cf'
and numkr
13 rup dairy sou crf'am
I ~n<'f' wllltt WiDf'
I . <'UP ••••• , bit•
\1.mnJll' 1.·h1 r l C'n. celef) anJ
~tn.'l'I\ rlCJ'lJ)('I in f rC'nCh dressing I
h1lut' \JJ grape' and season .... uh
... 111 .mJ pepper .\rrange on green~
\tr\ \our l"l'l'am and "ine and add
"' 'Oll.1d < 1ttm111h ~uh nu" Ser"e'
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ce ~ange COMt DAILY PILOT /Wednesday, May 29, 1985
Be creative with brunch
Meat Dept. Savings
Spencer Steak F~~: . ., ..
Rib Roast :~tr'.,, ...
Hamburger Patties ··~.:.·:~·:::;:," .. ~ ... ,. s3_79
Stew Meat ·.:·,:.: ,
Beef Brisket ~ ... : .. ",
Red Snapper :;··.::
Snow Crab .-.-~ .. ··"""
Dover Sole :.~m:.
Compare these Low Prices
12-0Z
Punch Base .::~~;.
Ocean Spray Drinks "~ ....
Lemonade Mix .,'.:.~.:·'.·Ay,
Spam At(• t ••11U ..-i,.,t ~
•JNl •If >"" Mf~
Dog Food ..... .. ' ........ .
Product 19 ·,·,~:.~ ..
Brownie Mix .. ~,:;~·;· -...
Peanut Butter .. ~..::.-:: ..
Yu ban Coffee (Jf• .... 'f• I
AU ftJ"A '~I
11'""
10-VARIETIES
Use colorful veggies
to dress up. flavor
a ny omelet or quiche
Bi.C
Drinks
17-0Z
Thl') ft'aturl· good taste .w11hout the
l'hole~trol. saturated fa t and e~tra
calonc pr't'sen1 in trad1t1onal ve-r·
s1ons of these d1 she .
1-ROLL
Frozen Food Favorites Garden Fresh Produce
Vegetables ~~:m,:~~ Pf•<, JA WWf.llf r.00,4
Strawberries ;.~~r.i
Bagels ;!;·':.'""
Cream Pies ,~;;::. ";:.:: ....... .
Wat f I es •;:••: ,;~'' Y~•
"' •'µ~I "
Sunny Delight .::.~~::·
Orange Juice ::.·,'t"··
Pie Shells ,~F .. ~~y ..
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'.0/ 7~
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Grocery Specials
&401 s1.59
•6oz65C
Orange Juice ~:.1 ~.f
Margarine ·: .,,:,.
Cheese Food SI ices :~~~':',,, s1 .59
Cottage Cheese :!~*J~·,··t .. , s1.09
Jell-0 "'0 "''1 • ·-· .. 51c f.1t\•T-.. ttOI
•"Oll ggc
... ,,,68C
SCOTCH
Old
Sm1•er
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WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT ~ REFUSE
SALES TO COMMERCIAL DE.A ERS ~WHOLESALERS
""o' s1 .53
111r£A s4_99
, .. S16.98
"""'s4.99 ,.,,,,, ss.49
1(11!11 sgc
BO PROOF
CrownRu11e
Vodka
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VEGETABLE MED~EY QUICHE
1 tablespoon margarine
I small zucchini, sliced
I small green pepper, cut in
.strips
I small red pepper, cut in strips
I (9-incb) unbaked pie crust
l ( 8-ounce) container egg
subsUtute witb imitation cbeese
1 cup skim milk
•;, teaspoon basil leaves
Groqnd black pepper to taste
In medium skillet. over medium
heat. melt margarine. Add zucchini
and peppers: cook stirring OC·
casionally, until tender-crisp.
Spoon mixture evenly in unbaked
pie crust. Mix egg substitute, skim
mtlk. basil and pepper: pour over
fill ing in crust.
Bake at 375 degrees for 50 to 55
minutes or until knife inserted in
center comes out clean. Let stand
10 minutes before serving. Serves
8.
To Freeze: Cool quiche. Wrap
and freeze. To reheat. bake frozen
quiche at 375 degrees for 50 to 55
minutes. Let stand 10 minutes
before o;erving.
'
Only name's
old for this
· tasty cookie
By CECILY BROWNSTONE
II "'as often made of oak and had
two compartments. one above the
other. and the compartment doors
had handsome brass hinges. The
upper compartment held a big
block of ice. the lower one recc1 ved
perishable food. Sometimes the
upper door was adorned with a
beveled glass mirror. >\ splendid
piece of home kitchen equipment
during the first )Carsofth1scentur).
l\:owada~ s. in an an•1quc
furniture shop. one may come
across a similar icebox. It is sold for
usl' as a home bar or storage chest.
Eventuall) l'lcctric refrigerators
came on the market. They were
used to make many new desserts.
among them a new cookie w11 h an
old label.
In one of the first recipe booklets
issued by one of the first electric
refrigl·rator companies. thcre·s a
sect on called .. Icebox Cookies."
nderthat title. notice 1sg1 vcn that
a certain sort of cook1l' dQugh could
be shaped into a loaf or a roll and
chilled 10 the electric refrigerator
until firm enough to slice and bake.
Toda} the term Icebox Cookies is
rarely used. Thank goodness. ho"'·
e'er. that thi s t) pe of cookie is still
esteemed b) man) good cooks.
Here 1s a,, most satisf~ mg recipe for
one uf the sort.
BROWN SUGAR
WALN UT COOKIES
(Refrigerator Style)
1' pound stick butter , cut Into 8
pats
1'2 cup firmly packed light
brown sugar
I teaspoon vanilla
I cup all purpose flour (scoop &
level)
I cup (about 4 ounces) walnuts.
finely cbopped
In a medium bowl with an
electric' beater cream butter. sugar
and vanilla. On low speed: grad-
ually beat in Oour: add 112 cup of the
walnuts and beat just enough to
distribute them.
With lightly Oo ured hands shape
dough into an 8-inch-long and 2-
mch-wide roll. Roll in remaining •IJ
cup walnuts. pressing lightly to
coat. Wrap in plastic wrap and chill
until firm -several hours or
overnight.
With a sharp knife sli ce roll
crosswise into rounds about 11.-.nch
thick. Place 2 inches apan on
ungreased cookie sheets. Bake in a
preheated 4()()..degrce oven until
lightly browned -8 to I 0 minutes.
With a wide metal spatula .
remove tu a wire -rack to cool
comp~etely. Store in .. ~n ainight
container. Makes about 211. 10 211,
do1en. ·
Ori,!un11c.· ~·our ('oupon
savings \\tth 1hc.•
Suiwrma rkt•t Shoppt.'r.
earh W(.)dn~sdu~ anct
Sund a~ in t ht-
lllJ Piil
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Orenge Coast DAIL V PILOT /W~,....M.ay 29. 1995 C7
Good wines+ fair prices --increased sales
Since "1nl'maker Johll Merrill .. Red Z1nfandel" "ill WI\ e Ji. a wla .. campaign ,pect1ve Tai.tu\& of Cabernet T he ta b for this taJtina o( a
took O\er the rt•ins at Hand1era. a subsututl'. In selected markch a St rctund ~au v1gnon:· hfcumcisSl.OOO perperson.onwo
small northern So noma Count\ Zin LI\ cs! "111 be o ffered on thl· ~ c1bcl C1recn 1 ncluded are Cabcrnets from all oeoole may shatt a in~ portion
winery. sales have 1ncrt.'aSl'd dra·-J£llY UN( OOLER -It v.a onh j Hungarian. and the two be' cragc':I thc Mondavi branc hes. includina tor Only SI .2SO. I( you can't make
mat1call>. and for good reason. matter of uml' before someone will be d1spla}ed i.1dc-b)-i.1dc in the Peter Monda vis (Charles Krug) up your mind whether to tap into
While other w1ncnci. arl' rr) ing caml' up,, 1th this response 10 all th1.· man) store\. . and the Robe-n Monda vis (wtnery the CU mone}. or not. I suppo1e I
the blues over cht.'ap foreign "'"C'I MEAD aue n11 on a nd ad"erusing dollar\ I WON'T BE f H ERE-1 anend of the same name) and the Mon-should me ntion that a buffet lunch-
and increased compt.'1i11on from b\:ing ixnt Or) \\IOl.'.coolen. such as l'\l'r) maJOr "1ne tasting I can. and da,·i-Rothschild connecuon (Opus con as incl uded .
a ny number of area'i. M t'm ll has tho11e from "California Cooler." I don't mind making r s mall One). It should be noted th is Is a Wt· c~ncen trate~ on offering good "Bank~ & Ja)mes." a nd ··Sea-<lonauon to chani> no" and agarn. Included w11l lX' a 'ert1cal tasting dedu ctible fund-raistr, with
winesat great price,andrnn,umers Zinfandt.'I (\\hill'' aml ru\l''·lkrn t gram. hutthcrcarclimitsonacolumnist\ ofCharles Krug \abernets(regular proceeds going to the··uc Davi"'
have respond ed. count). c;oak off the land. write }our Weibel V1ne)ards and 7-LlP will budge1. a nd Vint~e elect) from 1944 to Monda' 1 Research f uru:l. for
Ma king good \Hnc m good prices naml' and aJJrt'S' o n tht• b:H:k and promote a do-11-yoursdf cooler If 1herc an.· no lim11' on \Ours. ur 1965. R rt Monda vi Winery fu rther mform~t ion cont~ct: Belle
is not the onl) n·ason for Bandiera's mail t1Y MraJ On Wine. P.O Bo, madl· ofWe1bcrs Green Hungarian II ~ou'r1.• willing It> hod the fam1I ~ Cabernets both regular and Re-Rh<><ks .• P.O. Box 409. Ruthe rford.
success. Merritt rcah1ec; that r'na k-~X02XI . ")an Frannsco941MlS. ll lhl' ano the po pular lemon-lime soda. Je"eb 1oa1tt•nd a 't'r). \Cl) Spt'C1al serve) from 1966 to 1982. will be Ca 94573 (707) 963-3520. It all
ing good value wint• 1sn 't enough. lahl'I r<·.,1<;tsrcmcl\ al or com e'> off in "The l 1 ncooler." of course. being a C\ ent. ~ou should kno"' <\,bout the tasted. as well as all three vintages o f takes place on June 13 from l'I a.m.
the wine has to be !>old. So bcs1dei. rw1.n .a po,tc:ard tx-aring thl'\\Ord' pla\. on 7-l 1P's long-running "L'n-upcomi ng "M onda \ 1 R t*tro -O O 1979 1981 t 4 30
his w1nemak1ng duues. M l·mtt ,--------------------------------------------p_u_s_n_e_. -----·-----...--0--: _P_·_m_. ______ _......,.....;. spends muc~ ofh1i. time. o ther than
at harvest. tra\ cling throughout thl'
countr) m eeting wholesaler'>. rl'-
ta1lers arid run uml'r' Hl· Ill unc ol
that rarl' hrccd. a "inc makrr "ho
realizes the 1mpo rtann· o r marl..n-
ing.
i\s an l'\ampk. "hl·n H.inJ1l'ra
created a scnl'\ of dt•<,1gnl·r ··110 .... l·r ..
labels popular "1th nin,uml·r ....
Merritt rc.,ponJ ed qu1rl..I ~ ll> thl·
complaints of lab1.:I l'olkrtnr., lh<Jt
the labels co uldn't bl· \oal..l·d oil
Like moc;t.Cahl~1rn1a "'"'-'rll''>.
Bandu~ra \'a' u.,.ng nwckrn ghH''
that arc ' muall) ... 1rongl·r than thl·
glass to wh1rh the lahl'I " atlhcd.
lmmcdiatl.'I> real111ng lhl' nin-
tradiction in creating a rnlkl·tabk
lahel that no o nl' multi rnlkcl.
Merritt 1mmcd1a11:h ordcrl·d olJ-
fash1oned \\all'r-ha,l·tl glur.... ..\
c;mall thing'! Pl·rhap,. hut ~dw I
k now11 hO\\ man~ atld1l10nal botlk'> j
of Wtnl' ha \l' hn·n ~old to labl'I
collector ·•
..\s a re"ar<l for h1' lurJ \\Ork.
Merrill "3~ fl'Cl'nll~ appointl'U
chief CXl'CUll\ c llllill'r of thl' lOnl-
pan). in aJd111on ·lo hi\. \\IO~
making dulll''i. a rnrr n 1mt11nJt1on
1n the " inc 1ndus1n
If \OU \\Ould hi.~· 111 1a ... tl' l'\am-
plcs Of the kind of\\ lnl''I rnpunc;1hll
for Merritt''> and Aan<l1 l·ra·., '>Ul·
cess. two nl'" n·ka'it'' arl' t~ p1l·:il ol
the St) le atld pricing :-.-km11 hOPl''
will C\Cntualh earn the hr:ind a
reputatmn '\1m1lar w that o l 01her
h1gh l) regardl·<l 'alul' rroJucl·r' I
c;uch ac; Parducn and Pl·drnncl'll1.
Bandiera •2 Caberne t 1
Sauvignon (aboul$.51: I:.\ en b1:llcr
than the a"ard·\\ 11rn1ng I 'IX I '111-l
Lage. and a w111l· tha1 \\ill t'a"I) holu 'I
its o"n aga1 n't u1mpl·t110r' r harg-
1ng 1"1n· a-, mur h I
The bouqul'I " alrl·aJ ~ \ho'' ing
de,clopml·nt a'n<l till· lla\111'> arl' I
, c0 compln anJ ';H1l·tal hu1 ,·an·1 I
lX' ptnOl'U Utl\\ n Ill clO \ onl'
Cabernt•t dl''t n ptnr \udi '" I
herbaceou .... hell ix·ppcr. r h11u1late.
mint\ or aO\ ofthl' 01h1.:r....
Bu
0
t 1ha1·s· \\hal rnmpln1t) I) all
about. a marriage nf lllll'rr!.llng I
na\ ors\\ 1th no om· qual1t~ '>lanJing
out. T~ p1cal of thl· ·x2 \ 1n1agl', thl' 1
\\ ine IS '>U llil'll'IHly round Ill l•J1j el\
1mmediawl~. hut \\Ith 1mpro\l'-
ment assurl'U in u11111ng 'l·ar'
Bandie r a 1984 Chardonna}
(about$Sl: ~cm' f hrhn1 Band1l'1.1
Chardonna' 'l'l. \\Ith a dlTltkd
statement 1'1t ·l.111wu'1n 11a l. lnim
fir111 !>n1ff. Onh 1n thl' hullk lor a
few wcekc;. thl··"' 1nl· "'>t1ll co111 1ng
together but \howing 'er) allract·
i vc qualit1e., nn l'rthl'll)''·
Mt·J1um boJ1l'<l \\1th gnoJ
Chardonna\ fla\ 11r' anJ morl' oal.
vanilhn 1n ihe la\ll' ,rnd aftata\tl'
This wine. too. ta'll'' l1 kl' '" ll'l' thl'
price.
Z I N < 0\11-B \< 1-. < o:-..,.
T!Nl l[S c onc;unH-r' .1nJ
producer' ha' t' 11\l'll "'11h 111w \ 1>1l l'
to support 111) rampa1gn to 1d°ull'
da1m'i that /1nfanJd " "dl'Jd ..
The "Z1nfandel < (lmd1,1r k ( um-
minee" ''a' furml·d almu.,i.1n Jl''>I.
and ha\ talo.l·n on .1 <;eru1u\l1l''>"
be\ond that intl·n<ll·J h\ "' lmin-
dcr. ·
Hundrl·J, lma\hl' 1h1111\.ind' h\
no\\ l of realkr'> ha' l' l'111l'fl'U till·
conlt''ll dn1gnl·d t11 Im u' alll'l1llon
on lhl' proud l'l'tl '~ IHl' and thl·
rC<l\011 ha' Ill hl' l1H\l l' lh,1n .I l°!l.lflll'
1t1 \\Ill llw 1.·;l\l' nl /111landl'I '' 111r
otfrrnl Kl'.ldl'I'' .lrl' 111.11.1111-( .1
\lall'lll l'lll 1ha1 thn lwl 1n l' 111
Z1nfanJl'I ·
Snrral "111l'rll''· 1mlud1n~
Pl' d ro n n · 111 . K 1' 11 1HI II 111
Rulhl·rford R;,1nd1 and Hand1aa
haq• don:tll'U :1dd11111nal "inl' lo
keep lhl' Z1nfandl'I g1\ l';I\\ J\ going.
Each or I hl' ali>rl'n1l'nl llll1l'<I
\\lnCril'\. C\l'CPI Hand1t·-.1. ha' ol-
fcrl·d a ca,t• nf/1nlllndl'l to Ix· gl\ l'll
awa\ in our dra\' 1ng" Hand1l'ra ha' pro~1<led thl' "( 1ranJ 71nfandl'I
Pn1c·· "h1r h \\ill hl' dra" non .Ja n
I. 1986.
That granJ prlll' \\ 111 hl' i.111 l'nllrl·
barre) of' /.1nfandl'1. \ (IU hl'Urcl
n ghl. 50 g.1llon' (appn1\lma1l'I) 20
case'i) of 19~5 7inl:,nckl Thl'
"'in m·r can ell he Ii Ila\ l' l hr \\ hnk
t hing. barre l and :ill. or Hand1l·ra
will bottle 11 fur' m1. Tiil· 11nh t'atr h
"1h1! winner h:i, to rm !. lh1·, pnll'
up a t the Wllll'r~. I'll l·1thcr 'hip or
personal I) tkli\ l'r tht' olht•r Prill''
All .1.·n1 rant\ wi ll he l'11g1hk for all
tht' Jravvtntt' ht•t\\Cl'n n1..1\\ and
then. If )OU ITil'l\l'd tlw l·olumn
announcing the rull'\. lll'rl· tht'\ :Ht'
again.
Sunpl) hu\ .In) bollk ol ll'1..I
NAP BEANS
1 pound snap beans. trimmed I
and tllinly sliced
i tablespoons butter. soft
Z 1ablt1ppon11 lemon jui<'r
l tea1poon poppy 1ud1
all and pepper
~t~·nm \nap ht·;in' until ll'n<kr-
cnc;p, d1'a1n . ..\I nnu' add hu111.·r.
kmon 1u1ct'. popp) \Ced., 'alt ::in,r
rx·pper. nil\ well. Ma~t'' ·• 10 h
'il'f\ IO[l\
"' OOOS CHART
WIN •1,000 A MONTH FOR LIFI
IN THI ALL NIW SAflWAY & SAflWAY fOOD M•N .... , .. ,, . .... , ••
No11ce The first draw1nq for t1 qr and rri1r: <JI '\000 a monlh for ltfe .,.,,11 tr1kr· plJt.t:
next w&ck If you h r111f' -..pC'lled out L I r E 111 ow h1nqo <;1amf· ti£· Mt•· l<.1 <.11hrn1t
not later than n uc1 pm Sc1turd,W .Jw u• 1 1YH'i ,11 y<1111 ~fc • ..,.,,f '~r• 11 · All .11r)f'11<..
s1ons will also qu .. llify for \hP H.tw-111.in v.u t1!1rm., ,mcJ r11turP <Jr 1w.nq~ uf • \(Jt)() 1
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month tor life , :;,..~~;::::::================~~~.:.::==========~-;,=...-;.:aiiiit\ ...... ~ ' ~· :. ,.. Boneless
Round Steak
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----. t ~ ,. .1 ·-:•:;:~~ -.. JCantaloupe lieless~ ,r.-
Sweet And Juicy Hollow Safeway Quality Beel -Full Cente( Cut
, Aro1: And Serve With Mashed Potatoes / Fryer Breasts /.~ t :·,.,~
Grade A Fresh Frying ( • · --/
Out The M iddle And Spoon In Shert:>et
Assorted
Pork Chops
Fresh center .... s i ·39 And End Cut
Lom Choos
Fresh Fryers Gr.1cx-A
WhOle Ch1c11~11
69 Chicken Serve Barbecued ........ -:: :"· ·, $ 99 .z.::·\ 1.f: i-~ '~,
....
Boneless
arbecue Steak
Wish Bone
Dressing
Safeway Quahty s 1 •• : ~~~~~h· •D~~~~ $149 Beef Chuck Island
Shoulder Bonus P.ack
~ 20·0l
Ila.. · Bonle
....
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•
• Pepsi
Diet Pepsi
Scr rtbef Sanclw~Slkes ct)e:~ r:ooa
l0 $1" Tomato Sauce l)e1 ~vn1e
·Smail Salad Size
Great In Sandw1che5
Co11ro rn1a Haas
Small Size
c
Ila. 39c .~89
.ump Ro I So• .. :,c<. Bc1 "'''" as 0 11,;lilv 9,.,.1 R·: I r s1••
Ground Chuck E~~~e<l,:; ·~:. r s1••
•-fe B ~I ttJ 10 $179 ... way aconF1neQ,,,)11, P~'-J
t:M.~ \!:/rr-~~-1 ____ 1: ~(-0
l I• ~J
Apple Juice ~'.:'·":"· ·
Light Spread '· .'.·: ...
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Margarine Folger'• Coffee Ocean Spray
Blue Bonnet
t -lb Quarters 69c
Ground • Wake Up To A
$24'9•
Brick P IL I< Drinks
J-Pack t! ..t ~ oz Size 99c
69c Red Onions . l .. " •• •
s1 49 Green Onions 4
B • s239 Large Mushrooms : ~,-
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Apricots
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Collage ch .... UJ<-.-.nt-P•nl 95c
......... Ilk l.ucf'rne, Gfclde A ....... Nu1111tou~ H..111 95c C...U.in
Hawaiian Punch "r~·,~:·:· 1~ • 79c
0 I I er Pops " . ... , .. ,,,.u l..... . .
_Candy Bars :t· ',:.·,
'" ·99c I" I
Banquet Pies.~ .. ·:~·-\·_:. -~ .. --99c
Bel-Air Le111onacle 2 ·.-.. : •1 00
Lucente Yogurt ~;.,d 5 -~;::~ s200
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COST!
• CP135 • CL110 2 4 Exposure
We Alcept
USDA food
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99c
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Lu• ''"''' ~~ortod' f l.1V('r~ $ H.dlG •• 9
Case Sale
Socia Pop
l • 1.ir•1lv11 o\.."~oned Flavors
.'.i 12 o: Cans s3•;!
• ~40.:' 1 Mar1Jue111e '" 1'.1l'uco M
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C8 Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT /Wednesday, May 29. 1985
Tote meal .along foi grilling
*****
Fresh 77 Pork Roast
SHOULDER. LB • PICNIC STYLE
*****
Boneless f8 7 Rump Roast
BEEF ROUND LB
$1R,LOIN CUT
*****
Lady Lee 69 Turkeys
BASTED FROZEN 1..B •
GRADE A 10 TO !4 LBS
Table
Carrots
rBob's
Dressing
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Butter Sl(appY ;HEAMY UH Ct<Uljto."•
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* Quality * Selection
* Value
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For a fuss-free meal at your pic nic s ite.
fix mos t food s before you leave home
~a vor)' t•orn tm.•ad .\ nd for a f w ,_
fre~ meal at the s1tl' .. do must ufthl'
preparation at hom<.·. ·
Theda) before the part). par-hnal
the briskl't in a mixture of liquid
smoke and water. Wrap tightl)' in
aluminum foil and rcfri~erate . ..\t
thl' part}. JU St cook 11 qu1ckl) over
hot coal and brush 11 w11h sauce.
***** Blade Cut
Chuck Roast
FlllE STAR OUALITV LB •
***** 7-Bone
Dad ~ou know that you can bring
the tantalizing arQITla ancJ Ila' or of
barbecued foods with you" herevcr
> ou go'! Ho": Just don't forge t to
pack the tabletop barbecue gnll
when l0adang the tar.
Portabk grallo; can be tra nsported
to picnic or ramp sates or l'\'l'n !it:t-
up right an thl' backyard. So.
c el)one ran cnJO) the fun and
Ila or of barb~:rn ang at home or on
tht• road!
Whether 1t·, a tailgating party.
77 ***** Frying
Chicken
WHOLE BODY SOUTHERN GRADE A
***** Quarter
Pork Loin
p1cmc at the beach or re union at the
park. have a fun-filled da) wi th a
1zzling barbc.'cue. Be adventuroul>!
ta> awa) from the usual
barbrcue fare a~.d JaLZ up the meal
on tlH: grill. Man) of the new
portable grills come with the special
features you expc<.·t on a larger gnll.
~o the range of totablc menus Ill
endless.
Sen e barbecul·d bcefbnskct with
a tang) tomato-orange sauce. z.1ppy
marinated vcgl'tabl~ kabobs and
Rcml·mher. th<.' pt:rn1I spa<.')
orangl' sauce ran be made 111
advann~ and heated on thl· grill at
the lal>t m1nutc. too. Re !lure to take
~oft. storl·-bought hamburger bun!.
or rhew\ )ma er rolls to make sandw1ch-l·~. The gang won't be able
to rcs1!ll th1!. barbecue treat.
A delightfull y mui\t '>ide dish for
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***** Cross Rib
Roast
BONELESS LB .179 ..• 59
***** Fresh
Chuck Roast
Fl\/E STAR QUALITY LB • INCLUDES RIB, LOIN, LB
129 Dover Sole
f ILLE T LS
199
***** Corned Beef 149 Brisket
BAILEYS 80 NEl..ESS L13
POINT CUT
*****
corned Beet 219 Rounds
B.AILEV$ BONELESS LB
Fresh ~
Broccoli
Fresh
Spinach
CURL V ANO CRl')P , .• 25
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Frlskles
Buffet
Cat Food
pt Purex
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BLADE ANO SIRLOIN CHOPS
***** Lady Lee
Bacon
REGULAR OR
THICK SLICED
***** Farmer John
Shank Ham
HALF BONE·ll'+ LB
FULLY COOKED
119
SUNSHINE REGULAR
OR CINNAMON lb OZ BOX
149
pt Paul Masson
i Wines
CHAOLIS RHINE OR RO~f
ll TR BTL
. 449
pt Smirnoff
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Clams LB • FRESH
pt Lake to Lake
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LONGHORN REGULAR
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'\ i Orange
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.l-j99
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Lemonade
r Pepperldge
Farms ·
Layer Cakes
CHOCOLATE. COCONUT OR
FUDGE FROZEN, 17 OZ BOlC
199
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Corn 011
14 OZ 8TL
139
~tore Hour~!
Mon.-Fri.
Sat.
Sun.
8 A.M. -10 P.M.
8 A.M. • 9 P.M.
8 A.M. • 8 P.M.
th1~ mt:nl -Corn Bread P1cante-
ha!i th e pafect combanauo n of
<;paces and an uryusuall y sr_nooth
te>.tun:. It's a delicious vanauon on
an all-tame favorite that can be
prepared at home - or ~aked i~ a
foll pan in a covered grill -with
con' en1ence products lake corn
bread mix. hot taco sauce and the
secret ingrcdicnt -sour cream.
Another great go-a lo ng.
Marinated Vege table Kabobs. also
c<in be prl·pared ahead of time. Just
cut broccoli. summer squash. red
pe ppers .;ind red onions into big
chunks. Put the vegetables an a t.arge 1ip-lock-t~pt.' bag, seal and rcfnger-
att'. The morning of the party, add a
mixture .of 0tl. vinegar. soy sauce
and red pt:ppcr nakes t<! the
vegetables and let ma·nna1e an the
<;ca led bag al' roQm temperature for
about two taou,rs. -For kahobs wtth more .. bate." JUS\
leave the mannadl.' an with th e
'egetabk longer than a couple .of
hourl>. Whl'n it's tam e to grill.
ahernatch thread the vegetables on
long, woockn-handkd ske.wcrs. and
pop ontu thl' gnll for 5 to 7 minutes
turning and hasti ng o<:c&s1onall)
\.\llh lcftoH·r mannadr. "
SPICY ORANGE
BARBECUE BEEF BRISKET
4 1,-', pounds fresh beef brisket
Water
l bottle (J 11 ounces) Jiqul d
smoke
l bottle ( 14 ounces) catsup
2 tablespoons honey
l tablespoon red wine vinegar
l teaspoon Wor ceste rshire
sauce
l teaspoon grated orange rind
'I.a teaspoon garlic salt
''• teaspoon red:pepper sauce
10 to 1% bard rolls or hamburger
buns
Place brisket an large pot. Pour in
enough water to cover. Add liquid
smoke: cover and bring to a boil.
Reduce heat and simm12r 2 to 21/i
hours or until meat is tender when
pierced with a fork. Drain and
rerigerate meat until ready to grill.
Sauce: In medium bowl. com-
bine cats,up. honey. vinegar.
Worcestershire sauce, orange rind.
garlic <;alt and red pepper sauce.
Mix well.
Pl an· bnskel on cooking grid
over medium coals. Grill 20 to JO
minutes turn ing occasionall y and
hasting with sauce. Toa~t rolls
alongside meat for 3 minutes.
Carve meat into than slices. Sen e
on toasted rolls along with remain-
ing sauce. Makes 10 to 12 servings.
MARI NAT E D VEGETABLE
KABOBS •
3 cups broccoli flowerettes
2 cups diagonally sliced summer
squash
2 large red peppers, cut Into 2-
incb pieces
2 medium red onions. cut into
wedges
11 cup oil
11.i cup red wine vinegar
l tablespoon-soy sauce
2 teaspoons red pepper flakes
l teaspoon ground ginger '·'t &easpoon garlic sail
In large bowl. combine broccoli,
o;umme r squash. red peppers and
onions: ~et aside. In small bowl.
max together 011. vinegar. soy sauce.
red pepper flakes. ginger and garl ic
'alt. .\dd tn 'c..·getablcs.
Mannatl.' al room tempt;raturc
for I 10 2 hours tol>sing oc-
casionall). Thread vcge1ablcsalter-
" natel)-o.nto long wooden-handled
~kcwers. Plal·e kabobs on cooking
gnd over medium coals. Grill 5 to 7
manuteo; turning and basting with
remaining marinade. Makes 6 ser-
vings.
CORN BREAD PICANTE
I package I 12 ounces> corn
bread mix
1:1 cup sour cream
1 3 cup hot taco sauct>
I egg
I tablespoon chopped pimiento
In small howl. comh1ne corn
hread max . sour cream. taco sauce.
t:gg and p1mil·nto. Beat JUS t until
moi!.tcned. Turn into a greased 8 x
8-1nch aluminum foil baking pan.
.\rrangc coals 1n grill for indirect
cooking method: wait unul me-
dium tem perature.
Set pan on cooking grid on
opposite side of coals to prevent
burning. Covcrgnll and rook about
30 minutes or until bread pulls
away from sides of pan. Cut rnto
squares. Makes 11 servi ngs .
VILLAGE PANCAKES
I cup all-purpose flour
•,, teaspoon salt
I tablespoon sugar
I cup sour cream
1 cup 1mall-card cottage cllttse
4 large eggs, beaten aatll foamy
St1rtogethc·r flour, salt and sugar:
add sour cream. cottage cheese and
eggs and gently beat in JUSt until
nour m1,turc •'i moistened. Drop
b 1' cupfuls. well a pan. onto a hot.
mlcd griddle: bake until bubbles
brl'ak: 1urn and brown other sides
Serve with maple syrup. Makes 16.
Organl/.(' ~our <.·uupon
sannJiCS \\Ith the
Su1>t•rmH rkt>t Shopper.
each Wt:dnesda~· :.incl
Sunctayinthe ..., ....
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Zesty tuna mix
makes a bi -hit
as a taco fi ling ,
Tired of the same o'ld tacos on your Mexican menu? Now you can turn
this south-of-the-border family favorite into an exciting new taste fiesta.
Tuna Tacos Ole offer a whole new and healthful way to spice up your spring
lunches or light warm weather suppers.
The secret is a creamy filling that combines mayonnaise, green chi lies,
bottled hot pepper sauce, chili powder and onions with good-for-you tuna.
Piled high into crispy taco bas_kets or shell~and topped with tomato.
lettuce. cheese and more spiced up mayonnaise. it's defi nitelydelicioso!
For a Mt her change of pace from the usual Mexican fare. serve Tuna
Tacos Ole with Avocado Surprise instead of traditional guacamole. This
unique avocado salad treat is not only delicious and different. it's easy.
Just cut avocados in half. remove the seeds and criss-cross the flesh
with~ sharp knife so th e dressing can seep inside. Then spoon on zi ngy
dressing sensation.
Your family wi ll love thisexciting new Mexican meal, and you'll love
how simple it is to make. So. next time vour menu calls for Mexican fare.
tr) Tuna Tacos Ole and Avocado Surprise. ·
TUNA TACOS OLE
1 t;, cups mayonnaise
1 can ( 4 ounc;es ) chopped green chilies, drained
1 tablespoon lemon juice .
I can (12 '111 ounces I tuna, drained, flaked 'I• cup chopped onion
1 ~ teaspoons chili pow.der
Ya teaspoon bot pepper sauce
12 taco shells
I la rge tomato, chopped
1 '111 cups shredded lettuce
l cup shredded Cheddar Cheese ( 4 ounces)
Taco baskets• or shells
In small bowl stir together mayonnaise. chilies and lemon juice. In
medium bowl toss together tuna. onion. chil i powder and hot pepper
saure. Add 114 cup of the mayonnaise mixture.
Toss un til well mix,ed. Spoon tuna mixture equall~ into taco shells.
Top with tomato. lettuce. cheese and remaining mayonnaise m1xtuTe. For
6toenjo). r
*To make taco baskets-lightly oil 6 or 8 41/2-1nch individ ual bakers.
Heat6or8 flourtortillasin a microwave oven or in a hot frypan fora fe\.\
seconds to soften.
Shape into pleats and press into bakers. Bake in 350-degree oven for
I 0 to 15 minutes until cnsp and golden brown. Greens used-leaflettuce
AVOCADO SURPRISE
2 tablespoons bottled steak sauce
Sparkling coolers
brighten the day
In the warmer mcffths. beverages
are vital. With a f'ew basic ingre-
dients and the ever-hand\ blender.
a hostess can have a \·ariet) of
family and crowd pleasers that will
-be welcome around the clock.
GRAPEFRt.JIT BERRY
BREAKF.AST NOG
1 cup grapefruit juice
l cup (8 ounce carton) straw·
b4!rry yogurt
1 egg
In blender Jar combine all ingre-
dients: cover: process until smooth.
l tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
3 drops Tabasco sauce
I tablespoon butter
1 tablespoon water
1 tablespoon sugar
% medium avocados
Combine steak sauce. Worcestershire sauce. Tabasco. butter. "ater
and sugar in small saucepan·: heat. Cut avocados in half. remove s~d.
Slash avocado flesh and spoon hot sauce into ca \'It). Serve asappellz r or
accompaniment. For-hoenJO).
Ell<O
JAPANESE MARKET
3rd Year Anniversary .
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A $10.00 PURCtj~SE
OF FRESH FISH
(with this ad)
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551-3200 Bouncing out of bed in the
morning becomes a b11easier1f ~ ou
head for a wake-up Grapefruit
Berry Breakfast Nog. ' Serve 1mmed1a1el}'. Yield: 2 ser-~,.=d~~~!l!!l!!l!!I!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=:..., vings.
An egg provides prottin. straw-
berry yogurt supplies da1f) good-
ness and grapefruit Juice con-
tributes sparkling fla,or and a
healthy bonus of \'itam1n C. Rich
and smooth. it starts off the day
with an energy boost.
Later m the day when the sun
goes down and friends gather. a
Tropical Breeze is as refreshing as a
dip in the pool. Banana~ and
coconut add Caribbean flavor to
the grapefruit juice and rum base.
If )Ou're entertaining a larger
group and )OU want 10 mingk.
nothing works better than a prctt~
punch bm'I. It's the best part~
serving idea to get conversation
started.
Gold Coast Punch feature~ tan-
talizing grapefruit juice and club
soda sweetened with apricot nectar
and ~piced u-p with an orange·
fla vored liqueur for body.
It's topped with orange sherbet to
keep the icy cold melding offlavors
just so. Serve the punch with a
spoon so )Our guests can scoop up
the sherbet.
In all of these be' erages.
grapefruitj u1 ce adds sparkle. and 11~
vi tamin C g1 ves a kick of nutrition
to make them as good for you as
they are easy to enjo).
TROPICAL BREEZE
l cup grapefruit juice
3• cup light rum
I large banana, peeled. cut in
chunks ·
3 tablespoons caDJJed cream of
coconut
2 cups ice cubes
Orange slices and maraschino
cherries for garnish, if desired
Combine all ingredients in a
blender. Cover. Process until mix-
ture is slush' . .\dd 1 ~to I cup more
1ce.1f necessan. Ser' e 1mmed1atel~
in tall glasses.· y
Ciarn1c;h w11h an orange slice and I
maraschino cherr~. if de'i1rl'd .
Yield: 3 sen rngs.
GOLD COAST PUNCH
2 11z cups grapefruit juice.
chilled
l 1".l cups (one 12-ounce ranl
apr icot nectar, chilled
1
l bottle ( l 0 ounces) club soda,
chilled
~ cup orange-flavored liqueur I
such as Triple Sec, Grand
Marnier or Curacao (optional I I
1 cup orange sherbet
In punch bowl romb1nl' I
grapefruit ji1ice. apricot n-ectar. 1
club soda and liqueur: ml\ ''ell. 1
1
Float spoon sf ul of orange sherbet
on top. Serve immed1atel). Yield: I
12 to 14 servings (about 7 cups I .
PRf:CaO~§·
BRANO
mozzarella ricotta
A TASTY
BEST SELLER.
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E6gsgowell
w1th anything
Tr\1ng to Llendt' ~'hat d1!Tcrcnt
1as1e'1reat to add to ~our deviled
eggs'! Lookmg for a nc"" om.elet ·
filling or c~ casserole _combina-
tion? What ingredients will make a
delicious quiche? Let your imagi na-
tion soar -eggs go well with just
about an ything.
Since the versatile egg is a
relativcl v bland food. it can be
deliciously combined wi th foods
from all of the Basic Four Food
Groups. For a tasty egg casserole.
quiche or soume. team eggs with
any type of meat or poultr}. fish or
shell fish .
Meat group alternates such as
dried ~as. beans or nuts arc also
good egg go-together foods. Eggs
and ~anut butter will make a real
child-pleasing omelet.
In the Fruits and Vegetables
category. eggs again shine. Serve
your fa vorite vegetable as a souffie
or in a quiche or egg casserole.
Colorful hard-cooked eggs also add
spark to tossed or molded salads.
Try scrambled eggs with straw-
berries or cherry tomatoes as "top-
pings." Most any fruit make.s a
delicious dessert omelet filling.
Custard sauce over berries is ir-
resistible. "'
Try eggs and cheese 1n omelets.
souffies. quiches and casseroles:
Add flavored ice cream to eggnog
for a delicious treat. Chopped hard-
cooked eggs and sour cream are a
good base of a nutritious snack dip.
Eggs and toast are a breakfast
staple. but have you tried spoon·
bread~ Creamed eggs are great
served on rice or noodles from the
Bread and Cereal group. Top Ena·
hsh muffins with poached eggs -
the baSt· for Eggs Benedict.
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Fast-risingyeast a boon for busy pomemakers
By DOROTHY WENCK _,_.., vcc....,....,.•••-..,.
<.'ontluctcd b) ourotlicc. a ,11furltl'l'r 11u1 pu.,1.· llour trom tlw 1111al H1· \ll ll' lh1· ltqu1d that's nddl•d to
lender who provides 1nstru<.·t1on 111 a111uun1 .ind ml\ thl' r('rn a1n1118 1h1.: flour " hl'3ll'd to a tem(>l·rature
the brt'ad·making project ha!> de-!lour wrth 1.\l hl'I dr ) 1ngrl·d1l·nt,, uf 120 dcgrcc!I to 130 degree . The
The tOo<l industry hn re ponded vd opcd a ml'thod for making yeast 1111..ludrng th l' )l'a''· 1n a lar~c 00' I. qu1<:l..-n s1.· )Cast dr rl'Cllons tell you
10 the nt•t..'d!I of hom1..'fflnkers press-dough, with a minimum oft1 me (so Bl' !>Ure to USl' all the l14u1d askl'd to hl'at all lt4u1ds exrcpt egg!I unti l
l'd for 11mr wrt h a wide variety of leaders don't have to have 4-H'rs for rn a rcc1pt'. If U!>tns an older "ho110 the to uch" -125 degree~ to .!.-----OJ4W~•~·okk..,,4e:oia.•)t,;.'""''~~-t:P~Nitf)af)INF~~~e'4)9-AA~~·e-e111"'iM!e~ .. lt!'~'-'..,...~~"'"e&rl'4httiftngt-11a~llf-.dlt.,iryv-ooT111-i1mhmisrw•1'Din1t~~~ett"1'tr-==-..,1rre't"tTt1pe~Tttl'l't1\lrtl'""t"n~.rt1ttt~n~~n-t..,sn:ti11~t'Clinltltnlflgrrtrtrtier'~1r:JrrO~ddic~·gfr'(reR.""Tl l you ha ve a mrt·ro-
loods. leaders arc busy people 100.) yca'\I 1n li quid. add th t!> amount of wavl' OH'n ~tlh a tl'mpt'ralllrl'
fl our to mukl· thl' tk s1rc<l halll'I oi
do ugh ( ·\ batll'I' brl·ud 1s le~) dq
than a dough and is not kneaded:••
do ugh must bl· d r} l'nough 10
k nrad.)
h r lui~ad1ng th!.' duu~ UJLll
fl oured board to tht• clastil' t•on-
')t!.tcncy m·rc11'iary _, 8 tu 111
minull'\ -JU~I k t thl· dough rc\t
and n ~e on thc hoard. n>' crcd \\ 11h
plu~tit.· wrn11 or L'kan lOWl'I for 20 to
30.minutl'!I. (<)u1l'k-ris<.' yca~t dircr-
tions tell )OU to let 1t ri!lc unlJI
do uble rn ~11e. hut this 1s not
fl('n·ssary.)
.·
.\nd food technologists have Her method uses thl' nt'" rapid-lt4u1d to the other liquid l'allcd for probr. USl' 11 to hl·at ltqutth to
de:' doped a fast-nsine.>cast for the or quick-n sc yeast and l'an be 1n 1hc rt•r1rw The m.·"' rl't'IJX'S for C\a<.'tl) 1hc tempt'ratunidc.sm•d.)
homcmakcr \I.ho 1111 wants to adapted to an} yeac;t duugh rl'npl'. qurl·k-m r )east don't l'all for Qu1ck-rt'll' yeast d1rcl'tion!I tl·ll
l'llfO\ baking her own bread. but The yca!>I packages provide dt rl'C-so ttl.'ning )l'8M 1n liquid. )1011 10 ad<l thr eggs after ho1 l14u1ds
dol·sn't have 11mt.: to wait for yeast· tions for the quick. oni.>-n c I fan older recipe <.'all\ for mi.\tng .ha ve bee n stirred into t,Pt! ~dry
dough to nw method. and the 4-H leader all liquids together (l'U'· orl. wa ter m·1xturl'. Eggs should tx> room
Whl·n :i onc:-n sc. quick-mix provides some add1110nal 11p•.. a nd/or milk. l'IC.) plu!I adding the temperatu re su tht·~ don't cool the
method 1s used the "teast bread can Always mix the} cast wit h the di) )'L'as't. omit the yea!lt from the liquid dough.
bl' made rn half the i1mt'. flo ur. The q ui<.'k-risc yeast direc-m1A,tu!e and add it wi th thr firs t Tlw d irl'l't1on' tlwn tl'll yo u to
In the 4-H You I~ program. tions tell you to set aside I <.'up all -flour ~ou add to thl• ltqu1d mtxtun.'. mi' in onl ~ l'nough of' the: rcscrvl·d ~~~~~~~~~~---''--~~~~~--~~~~~~~.:__~~~~;__~~~~~~~~~~~~
Punch down lh<.' dough and form
loave~. rolls. or whatever and plan·
in thL' pan lhl') 're lo be bak~d rn.
LIMIT
2
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SllOULDI• •OAST
~RNIR PICNIC L&e87 "JOHN PORTION
USDA Choice Boneles~ Beel Round
SIRLOIN TIP ROAST LB 1.99
I MINUTI MAID
OllANGI IUICI
6-t-O Z. CHlllED I 69 REG OR COUNTRY
STYLE •
Borh S11e In< I 15 OH
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LONDON
BROIL
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SLIC•WON A UAlll •1•• ~RNIR FRESH PORK LOIN l -A7 efoHN RIB END IA. IA9 f' I-LB. PKG.
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CAT FOOD
6-0Z.
CANS
ASSORTED
LIMIT 24 CANS
4-ltK.DAllllON ~ Y09UllT
"FRUIT AT · l !; : TH~ eonoM 99
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VALENCI A O RANGES
Fresh
LB .39 OA IKON RADtSt-; .. LB .29
...... snAll
..... llOAST ..
usoA BONELESS r 1 79 CHOICE BEEF RO UND L& •
Fo~er Form s, Fresh
TURKEY DRUMS OR W INGS .. . . LB .53
WD.Cll'S GRAN
JIAll -JILLY
18-0Z.
JAR
IB·Ot . Creamy Or CtwMy
SKIPPY PEANUT BUTIER
Flavor free. 1-0z Pk.
FRUIT ROLLS
I.OS
l.M
3 FOR •1
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12·PACK
LUCKY •llR
11 oz
BOnLEs 2.59
Blended Wh1\key
1.5-LITI•
TAYLOa WINIS
• CHENIN
BLANC
•FRENCH
COLOMBA RO
2.99
25-L& SACK
•OTAN •ICI
CAL
ROSE 5.29
HIMI
GllUIAl-CHA
1odzEABOX 1.25
AL ..... ...... IXTllA S111•8Tll
5.5·0Z. 2 69 ASSORTED e
26·Counr
1'YUllOL
100-COUNT
TABLETS 4.99
I 75-LtTER SEAGRAM'S 7 CROWN 10.a• Nonko . 17 Ounce Pockoge
WON TON SKINS .59 A LKA SELTZER TABLETS .. 1.79
~-........ ~~~~Ml•ICANSlllGLIS
l l B PKG I 99 CHEESE FOOD e
S Ounce Meat or Be~!
FARM ER JOHN BOLOGNA .59
8-0unce •
FRIGO MOZZARELLA l.i
11 KllAn HATD
··-M1U11SA11 GlllM
~l 2.29
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CITllUS HILL
OllANH IUICI
12.oz
CAN IA9 '
Oh Boy Twin Pock 28 0 1
PEPPERONI PIZZA 2 •••
.. ·" 12 Ovnce
ROMAN MEAL WAFFLES .. ·-·-CBAM ....
13-0Z BANANA
CHOCOLATE OR COCONUT 1.19
IRCOU-
OlllmSU Kin*
Offer .,, ... Only to~ .. , .. _ ....... a.. • ., ...... "-"""'· & o. ••• c. .....
r '>uc><m • omb1n011Qn\ which ••ceed the YOlue of the item purd10\9d not occepted of th. 1t9ms on ret01ler' coupom determ1~ by our '~II pt1ce 1 II -do nor ,tock
J ~ • 0"...., C'>uPl)n\ not accepted 3 Con11nu1ty promott0n) ond grocery pvrcho'e th. item ~1f1ed on reto1l"r' coupc>n .,.,. will w bttitulf! on 1i.m of eqv1YOl9f'lt YQlue
•x•oon' no1 4X<~ed ~ Only monvfocturen coupon\ ol $100 °' leu con be doubled 8 l iquor tobo<co & do••\' i>•oduch ei1cluded 9 Svbrect IO l1m1t\ 1mor1nted on each
'• ~11b\11tu11on Ill •tem\ on monufO<luref\ coupon proh1b1tl'd by low 6 Value coupon. 10 Offer good MGy JO thru June S I~ 11 Unllmtted Double Coupon Of.
fen not occepted
-.Y --um IWM •ti• I• Miii • D'LIB 'N'ual
\ ' I
\llm' to n w JO to 4 ~ nunutcs. thl·n
hukl· I hn wil l rl\l' rnor\· a' till')
bake Whe n the 4uac k-n~ ~ca'\ 1~
u\e<l the ming 1!. about hall tha t ul
normal rt'\ing 11mc.
l[)JJU !HI Vl' a mt l'lllWiH e qH'n, ll
t•a n tx· an idea l proofi ng (ming)
o' l'll. Put ~o me hot watl'r in a gla\\
mcasunng m p and hl'UI 11 1n till'
mirrowa'l' until 11 butl\. l he11
4 11Kkl~ \ltp thl' tlou~h into thl·
(l\ l'll. k•" 1ng th e: l'unta1 ncr uf".1. atc r
1n till' O\l'n.
( lu\l' thl' duor 1mml·<.Jia1ch to
ma1nta1n the warm. \lcan1} cn-
' 1ronmcnt 1hut " ideal for )ca't
:Kt1on. Don't turn thl· uvcn un
again aftl'r thl' dough "added.
"Thl'fl .. , no nn·tl 10 fecl 1n-
11m1da ll'tl h~ )Ca<;t dough," "a~\Jhr
4-H lcatkr. "lkliL'\l' 11 ur not. ) ou
rn n ba kc a pL·rtl-rt hrl·atl h~ 0 1 hl"t
than thl' trad11 mnal mctho<l!.."
Baking hrl·ad can Ix· rcl:J\ing anti
thl·rapt•utu:. It t·an hl· an t<ll·al
hohb\ for t hl' em plm l'd Pl'l'\On -
man -or \I.om an -"ho m.•cth .1
r ha ngl' 1>f pan· I mm "orl.. plal 1·
art" 111r' The pa)lln t'I a U'll·ful
produl'I \uu Lan bl· proud ul unJ
\OU and uth l'r' can l'liJO) l'Ut1ng,. . * • •
QUESTIONS WE ARE ASKED:
Q. I would li'ke to make bread
dough in quantity and freeze it so I
ca n bake the bread as needed. Can
yeast dough be frozen'!
·\. Yes. dough l·an he frutl'n.
although \omt· prnpk thin k 1t''
tX'ttcr 10 hal..1' the bread and thl·n
frel'Ll' 11. Ml\ and l..nL·ad thl' dough
a' usual. th en !.hapt· 11 right a"'a~
\l.1lhout k t11 ng rt rl\l'
C'oH·r 11 a~ r ut 11111 thl· lrl'l'll'I
When 11\ fro tl'll. \torl' 11 111 hl'·"'
pla\ltc bag\ or frn:tl'r "rap. \\hen
)C>U'rr rt·ad) to U\t' 11. let thl· dough
defrost and rt \l' be furl'' nu bal..t· 11 ac;
usual. · • * • Q. The bread recipe that came with
my food processor says to mix the
dough unt il it forms a ball and says
nothing abouu ny furthe r kneading.
Should I knead it?
-\. ThL' purpose ol ml\ing hrl'aJ
dough \\ llh a dough hook on a
m l\l'r or 1 n a food prol'l'"'or " 111 -
Jc, clop the: glutL·n -till' l'l.l\ltl
r nitl'I O 10 th t· llour thJl g1\t'\ thl'
dough thl' ahtl 1 1 ~ Ill \lrl'll'h and rt \l'.
The m 1 xcr or food proCl'\'>Or ca n du
lhl\ fas t a than 1 f ~ ou m 1' thl' dough
h~ hand a nd th rn kn<.'ad tt.
H 1~\\l'\l'r. thcrc·, no rt·a.,on "h'
)llll "houldn·1 knead thl' dough
more after \nu rcmll'l' 11 Imm thr
food pro<.·c,\or a'> 11 \ m.·arh 1mro"-
1 hh: to k ncad 11 too m udi
1 oo l11tk l..m·aBrf'lg. on thl' 01h1•r
hand. can rL'\ult 111 hn:ad that\ 1110
t:ompal't tn ll.'\lllrl' Ol't'UU\c 11 d1dn'1
rt'>!.'. propcrl~. r hl' dough \houlJ Ix·
smooth a nd cla\lt<.' (spnng'I hat k
whl'n )OU prl''' )OUr lingcr\ tnto 11)
\l•hl'n 11 ha' Ol'l'l1 \u lfo:tl'nll\
1..nl·adt·d. • • • Q. I have some d ry yeast that has a n
expiration da te of over a year ago.
Will it still be good?
·\ :"Jo. don ·1 U\l' old\ l'.t\I II \ not
''on h I hl' rt'>I.. ot'1n' l'\l 1ng monn in
gooJ 1ngrt."d 1t'nb nnl~ 111 ha'l' a
poor 4ual 11~ produrt tx'1·au'c 1h1.·
\l'a\t 1sn'1 frl·\h. Yt·a''" ar1.· m1n11-~rnpil· plants th at gro'' in thl'
dough. U\tng sugar 3\ toot!. and
producing tarh11n tl10\1<k ~cl' that
rau'l'' I ht· dough 111 rl\l'
The \C:.ti.l i.:cll '> 111 d n \l'<t'-1 <HI.' 111
a \late: ut\u,1>endL0J :i ll 1ma1 ion. and
arl' rl'' l\nl h~ lhl' ltqu1d 111 till'
dough 11 o\' l'' l'L I hn do11 ' 1 I I\ r on
indl'li nttl'I\ "' do 11\l' thl' \l':"I
hd l1rl' till' l'\j11r.11111 n d.tll' oil thl·
par I.. age
ONION APPLES
2 medium (about :14 pouodl
onions, cut into 1 1-inch rings
1 .. cup butter
3 medium labout I pound!
Golden Delicious apples. cut
into 1 'l ·inch r ings
',. c up firmly packed light or
dark brown sugar
'~ to I teaspoon groun d C'i n·
namon
'11 teas poon ground cloves
12 teaspoon grated orange rind
( ook onron 111 huttcr O\l'r me-
dium he:l l. \lt m ng ol'tl-n un til
gold en hrm' f! -a ho u1 ~O minute\.
Add appk ,. \Ugar llnnamon and
d o'l''>: \ttr until ;1ppk, arl' hard'
ll'tHkr -ahout J m1null''· \ltr 1n
orangl' rt nd. "il·n c "arm " 1th pork
l'hops. Mul..l'\ ahout ~ rupc;
SOY A SPROUTS
1 pound fresh mung bean sprouts
4 tablespoons vegeta ble oil
3 scallions. thinly sliced
I teaspoon !iOY u uce
Salt to taste
Rtnse \prout' rn rol<l \l.:l lr r
Sf\rral time\. In a large 'k1lk 1 hl':tl
oil: add \prouls and \ltr-fr, for •,
mi null'.
\J<l 'rall w n :r nd \111-fn anotha 1 ~ minute. ·\dd \O \UUl~ and -.alt
and \I 1 r·fr) agar n for abou1 2
minute'> or until sprout \ arl' \of\t.:n ·
cd hut ~till ha' l.' nunrh~ tex tu re
Makes 4 ~r"1ngs
l.et-....,, u
Ye.bpora t~ ~out~
DlilyPlllt
642·5678
Barons' journey has
one step remaining
Fountain Valley gets to fina ls
by downing Ocean Vi ew, 9-3
By JOSEPH DUDEVOIR
,OtMy'11o!C0t~I
lt'i; been a long }ourne> 1h1s season for Fountain
Valley Htgh's baseball team and m coach""Tom OcKraa1.
But hkc all ventures. this seasc1n-long ody'isey began
with a first step and has continued one pace at a time.
ta king DeKraa1 and the Barons (20-9-1) all the way to
.\nahc1m Stadium wherc the~ will If) to take their h1gges1
...icp of all Frida~ -into the CIF 4-.\ champ1onsh1p boo~
B} virtue ofFoun1a1n Valin 's 9-3 semifinal "''n tncr
the Ocean V1cw Scahawks at Santa Ana College ruesda\.
lhe Barons will hook up w11h Camarillo. a 7-2 w1nnl'r 0\ er
~I. John·Bosco.
"II fee b JU'>t great. lernfic to ma kc thl.' finals. I nl'\ er
dreamt we'd make 11 1h1s tar:· said DcKraa1
"II ... been a long hard road. We s1anl·d out thc !)ea<>on
putting a lot of pressurc on ourscl\ C'i. Then we took kind of
a lackada1s1cal attitude at our regular 'ieason. knowing 1f we
lost a game here an<l 1herc 11 wa'i no bag deal."
It almost wao; a hag deal. as the: Barons squeekl'd 1n10
the playoffs with a 1h1rd-place 7-7 rc:cord. But 1ha1 mark
<l1;n·1 fool other rna<.·hrs
"That's no 7-7 team." said Oc:can Vic°"" Coach Ai.JI
Gibbon .... who watched hrs Sunset League champion<, l'nd
the year at 21-8. "Thcy'rc loaded with talent and wall bt' a
fine reprcsentatl\e of lhl· Sunset League."
For a school not steeped 1n baseball 1rad111on.
DeKraa1 '>ct goals 1ha1 hl' 11:11 hrs duh rnuld reali'>l1 t alh
attain. ·
"We started out JU51 wanting 10 makc lhl' pla>olh.
Then Wl' wanted to make: 11 past the fi r~t round,"' h1ch no
Fountain Valle! tl'am had t"\Cr done Thcn we wanted to
win 20 gamcc;, which no other Fountain Valle) ll'am had
ever done. !\lo"' there's onl). one 1h1ng lcf1."
DeKraa1 allnbulc'> the ongoing success to a ne"-
found a1111udc. "Wbcn the ~la) offs s1anc<l we loo\cned up
and had fun. playan~ I.he games one a t a time. I thank that'-.
been the ke) for us. ·
The p11ch1ng DeKraa1 has tecc1vcd hasn't hu n cllhc:r.
The three runs Ocean 1e"' scored "'ere lhl' most Fountain
Valley has given up an the playoffs so far th ts >ear
The offense 1s firing on all cylinders as well. averaging
7.25 runs a game an post season play.
Bob Sharpnack (I 0-3). the Aarons' ace. torched thl'
Seahawk bats O\ er four annin$S "'11h his blatang fastball
whale the Baron offense combined with the Ocean \ 't"'
dcfense·to allo"' the game to get out of hand earl~.
Sharpnack. w90 had lost two previous dect~wn-. 10
Ocean View this <,eason by the scores of 2-1 ( 10 1nn1ngl>)
and 6-5. was ncH'r an danger as the Barons "'en1 up 5-0
after three innings. and Y-1 after four .
Ocean Vie"' p111.hcr Rud) Tauti. operating un JU'>t
lhrl'C da~s re)I after h1\ hag "''n OH'r Matn Dt-1 gut uut ol
J fir\I 1nn1ng ha\c\-loaded. one-out Jam. °" llh a umihll·
pla~ But the '>l'Cund 1n n1ng was a whole nc"' ball ganw
After Jeff Ol<.cn ~1roked Taub\ first pitch m l'r thl·
nghl field fen ce for a 1-0 Baron ll'ad. Taub "'alkcd Tar'
Reichert on four p11ches and ga'e up an infield h11 10 Jam
Reach.
~am .\ugu\t hit 1n10 a licldl·r·, choice. anu \tnl·
~1ller h11 a fl~ 10 t·enli:r tha1 hoth coachc\ 1.alkd lhl·
turning point of1hc gamc
fhe ball. after hanging up an the .,un. got b~ \t·ahJ"'I.
n·nter fielder Mike .\bascal and went for a tnpk to g1q.· 1hc
Uaron<, a 3-0 h:ad 1ns11:ad ofthc: '>Ccond out of lhl· inning.
··.i. hall like thalJU'il ha11 10 Ix· caught." said (11hb<.rn'
".\lkr 1ha1 pla) we were 1n big trouble."
It al'>o meant the cnd of Taub'' 18-4) fine '>l·a-.on. a ..
Gibbon' ga\(· thc \l'01or right·hanckr 1hc hook 1n faq11 of
Rn·11 John.,on.
J im DO\k dro\l' in another run \\llh a \atrrlil.l' lh to
makl· 114-0a.nd Fountain Valk' \\3'> on 11 wa\ Ill -\n,1h~1m
\ta<lrum. • ·
"That triple "'a'<ll'lin11l'I~ the bag turning po1n1." ~aid
Dl.'K raa1. "It ga' c u-; a real m m fort tone arrd took thl'OHIUI
thl·1r game."
One and a hall 1nn1ng'> and 1hrl'C Sea ha"' k crrnr'> 1'111.'r
11 \.\3<,9-0
~1th the gamc in han<l. L)cKraa1 rcmo' ed \harpnack
and msened Stevf l\aloper an thc fifth 1nn1ng. "
''Sharpnack 1<. going to stan 1n the champ1umh1p
game. noquestton." <>aid DcKraa1 "Hl··s the acl'. lie thrl'"
only 61 pllches so hc \hould be fre~h ...
SOFTBALL -.
j ,
WEDNESDAY, MAY 29. 1985
• s--
Bird, .M1tglc top AH-NBA tNm. D2.
Edmonton wine, leecl• ltenley Cup Hrl•, 3-1. D2.
Fountain Valley ba11eball player• •print on
to t.he field in celebrating thelr win over
Oelt,...,........., ...... ....,
Ocean V1ew ln the 4-A ~mlflnal game. The Barona play for the title Friday nl.Cht.
OVwinsin 14, but not Edison
The Barone con&ratulate each other after Hmlflnal Ylctory.
Seahawksgain 4 -A
ch a mpions hip gam e
·with 2 i0 victory
By RICHARD DLINN
D•llY Piiot Coneepond9nt
I hcrc "'a' pll•n1' o f reil,on tor
Oll':in \ ll'°" 10 "' hal'k and <,av 'ho
hum: 111 1 Ul''>dJ' ·, < IF -t. \ \l•ni11inal
,of I hall gaml' \\1th< 'prl'"
Hui 1n .1 t·unll''I 1hat 111111. I\\ Ill' a\
h1111? J' 'lhnlukd. lhl· ~l·.rhJ\\I.' l .tn
hlJnw rJrt 11! thl· \iJ\\111ng 1111 1hl·m-
'-l'IH'' lur not 1:Jk1ng ad' JOIJgl· ol
\lonng 11pp11nun111l'' until the
t hJnl'l' h11lhl·m11\l·r lhl' tw.11.J an the
14th 1nn1ng.
.lar kll' Oakk\ "l'PI llll' "l'JhJ\\kS
3'.1.akc. though .• rn<l pul thl· { l'n-
1unon' to rl''>I" 11h a 2-1 1\\1n u\ a hu\I
( ~pre .. ~ al ~rnul<l Par~
rhe Scaha"'"'· \.\Ith .1 \(-1) rcuirJ.
no" alhanl'l' 111 lhl· 4-.\ l ham-
p1on,h1p gaml· \a1urJa~ n1gh1 f ., Jo1 ·
at :Vfa~ fair Park in I Jl.l·\\110J . l'anng
'\un,l'I I l·ague Im·\.\ l'\tllllll\ll'r .1 4-0
"'Inna o\l'f f Ol\on in JIHllhl·r I-t-
anning milfathun
\.\ ur~hnr\c '•kl.1 I Ull' lhl· C l'l1·
1urio11,· <ll'Pl'll<lahk hurkr tinJll~
ll'll thl' I\ 1nn1ng" \hl''d 111,w<l "'hl·n
Ocean Val'" got II\ tir\l 1"11 batll'r\
ahoard safrh 1n thl' 1-tth It "'all nnt
the firo;t Jam l uu· had l'Oi.'ountl'rl·d.
hut 11 was lhl' last
Luce ( 26-n-I I. "'ho p1 tChl·d c' c0
game for ()pre\\ 1h1~ \ea'ion and
posted all lhl· dl'l'l'>111n<,. walked lc.1J-
offhattcr Oakk' (nnh l LKl'.' \l'lond
un1nll'n1wnal \\J lk ) tX-hirl· '1dd1ng a
~1nglt• lO k ft h\ Jultl· 1'\l rUU\
Crrl'll hl·n Hm i...·, grnunll 11u1 11)
~horhlllp 11111\ l'd holh ru11nl'r' up .1
ha~e heti1rc I k .llhl·r "m111k"' tic Id-
e r's l'hOtll' allll\\CJ OJl.k\ Ill '"Ol'
home .,afd, trom third t11r lhl· g.111w-
""'nni.'r \crugg' \lllll'd m1nutl'' l.tll'f
on a ground 1)111 h~ 'Jill~ \lcm·l ul l.
Ocea·n \ ll'°" \ Oal..ln ( 'II-Ill. "ho
<;Callerl'd '" h1 I\. ITIO\I of\\ h ll'h "l'rl'
an tield t'hupf)l'r' 1•r <oh>" rolll'f\. gut
(Please see OCEAN VIEW /02)
Woodbridge ousted
from 3-A playoffs
Ga rden Grove
gets 1-0 win.
be rth in fin a ls
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l'\lt'lhlnl 11' 'l'·"''n .1, l·•11g J' it ,1•11ld
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to 'l't onJ h.l,l' t• 1 I!'',.< 1,1rdl'll ( 1rt 1\ l'
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Here's one that's hard to understand
I .IU\\'\ .11 lhrnt .tnJ "l'lh ( .• l't
"" k1 pl h111tr1 ..... trhlr;1 ...,, h1,.•1h•\ t''
th,· ~.111h
"'hnt>l1•" r r i:r.1h!x•d ,1 _, 1•11',-
l,,r. i..,·r i.• 111,· m1111nd "' ll'.lll .1 .!1•1.h
pl.I \ .lllJ ~,1\1' up \I\ hit\ 111 hl'I I II.I
.:.lllll 11 I hl' 'l"''''ll Vas t waste la nd m a k es a s h a rp turn:
Stewart (wha t did he say?) replaced
No hod> came 1 n o n t hl' noon
balloon from Saskatoon and askl·d
me, but
•Thrrc are some11mes goo<l mn\"''
1n the vast wasteland . . A BC ha'
dumpcdJack1eStewan frnm thl'
Indianapolis 500 tl'lecast ... Stewart
did not comment but 1t 1\ 1mpml>thle
to understand an)'thang he 'in)" an>-
wa).
•Sm1.1r1 mcwe<.arr al\o mndl' b)
1od1v1duals ... Doug Kelly 'IWlll'ht·d
from pubhnty director of the l f .S.
Football League 103 ~1m1lar po~111on
"-Ith <\BC spon~and puhhcll ) mnn
Bob Ro\l' "-Cnt from the L..\ E'prr.;,
to the kaguc oilier
•Somc11mc' cooler heads prl'' ail .
. T he stnl'k prO!lpt'l'lu\ on thr nl'w
United State~ Ba!>ketball LtagU{' cc>n-
ta1ns this pnnted "'urning "(secun-
tteshhould be purcha..ed on!\ h~
persons who can afford 10 lo~ their
entire investment "
•Cla5!itc hne dcpi . Van &·ull)
ancr Dodacr th I rd baseman Pl•tt• Guerrcrro tned to haC'khond a .;11-
zltnaarounder that had al read) gone
past: "That "a-. lake tr} mg 111
backhAnd an l'Cho."
•We arc con11ng ant<) that pc nod
whert· 111s pleasant for pcopk "'ho
enJOY summer spons like ha~ball.
golf. boating. '1w1m minl( ... and
basketball and hockr)
•If you arl' not sure" hethcr maJor
league player assoc1at1on m1>uth-
p1('CC Donald Fehr 1san allornl').
c.:hcd h1sdraloguc.
• i\dv1ce to Lan) Holmr!. on thl'
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choice; Magic
on All-NBA teani
From AP .. 1palde1
NEW YORK -Larry Bird of the m
Boston Celtics and Maaic Johnson of the Los Angeles Lakers. who led their respt(-__ _
tive teams into the National Basketball Association
championship series. head the official All-NBA first
team announced Tuesday.
Bird, with 156 points, was named to the first team
by au 78 members of the media panel votiOf for the All·
NBA teams -three from each franchise city and nine
~prtscntatives of the national media. He 1s the first
unanimous choice since 1982. when he also was named
on all ballots.
Johnson finished second in the voting with 146
points based on two points for each of the 69 first team
votes and one for each of the nine second team votes.
Completing the. All-NBA first team were guard
Isiah Thomas of the Detroit Pistons. with 41 first team
votes and I 12 points overall; center Moses Malone of
the Philadelphia 76ers. 40 an<1 110, aod forward
Bernard King of the New York Knacks. 40 and 107.
The closest race was at the center position, where
Malone, the N BA rebounding champion for the fifth
straight season. edged Kareem Abdul-Jabbar by j ust
three points.
Qaote of tlae day
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Olien one game shy of Cup
EDMONTON -Wayne Gretzky ~·
continued his playoff heroics with a pair of '
power-play goals Tuesda~ night t_o lift the
Edmonton Oilers w11hin one victory of
their second straight Stanley Cup with a 5-3 triumph
over the Philadelphia Flyers.
If the Oilers. leading the senes J-1. can win here
Thursday n~ght. they will an nex their_ seco.nd con-
secutive National Hocke) League champ1onsh1p 1.n five
games. The Flyers. who passed Edmonto n late in the
regular season to win the overall points title, must
capture three in a row -T hursday. then Sunday and
next Tuesday in Philadelphia.
The Oilers have won 15 straight home playoff
contests.
Philadelphia held a 3-1 edge in the first period. but
fell victim to Edmo nton's re itahzed power play. The
Oilers were 1-for-14 with a man advantage 1n this senes.
but connected fo ur tim es an sax t nes T uesda y night.
Spend a Buck to skip J:lelmont
NEW YORK -SpCnd a Buck. the ~
Kentuck} Derby wannt'r who earned $2.6
million with a Jersey Derby victory that left
him cut and bruised, will skip the Belmont
Stakes and rest un11l late July. has owner and trainer said
T uesday.
--Now we've got an opportunity to rest lllm and I'm
sure he'll come back better than ever:· trainer Cam
Gambolall said Tuesday at G arden State Park.
Gam bola11 and.owner Dennis Diaz said tbe co lt
will be shipped te.Mo nmouth Park from G arden State
sometime ITt'Xt "'eek and pointed for the Haskell
lnv1tat1onal al Monmouth on July ).1.
Skipping the June 8 Belmont Stakes means that the
Kentucky j)erby wanner wall.have participated in only
o ne-third of1hc T riple Crown. sp:end a Buck. who won
lhe third fastest Ken tuck) Derby b> 511, lengths on Ma}
4. passed up the May 18 Preakness to run in the Jersey
Derby where he was eligible for a S2 mil hon bonus.
Reda win wild one from Cuba
Tony Perea hit a three-run homer and •
keyed a tic-breaking two-run ~venth
inning wtth a run·scorina double. anchor-
ina a relentless Cincinnati comeback that -
swept the Reds to a wild 1 J-1 I victory over the Chk aao
Cubs Tuesday niaht ... In other Natio nal Lcque
games, Tllo LudrtUD hit a two-run homer that tri&Jered
a seven-run fourth and a single that capped the innangas
St. Louis hammered Atlanta. 9-3. with a 19-hit attack .
.. A.Ddre Dawsoa d rove in thr« runs. an_cludin~ two
with a two-out do uble that broke a S-S lie an the eighth
inning and carried Mon~real to a_n 8-5 victory over ~n
Diego ... Junlor Orth singled with the bases,oadcd an
the to p of the 12th inning. sending Pitt bu~o a 4-3
victory over Houston.
Hooton halts Royal•' atreak
B•rt Hooton scattered sev~n hits a nd a
T exas rooK1e Oddlbe McDowell drove in a
pair of runs Tuesday night as the Rangers )
edged K.an~s ~ity 6-1. to stop the Royals' .
six-game wanning streak ... Elsewhere in the American
League. Moose Hus and Rolllt Fln1ers combined on a
five-hatter. leading Milwauke~ to a J-2 victor} over
Cleveland ... Dave !'fteb h'urled a thre~·hitter and Enile
Wlalttdrove an two runs with a homer and two singles to
lead Toronto past the Chicago White Sox. 6-1. fo r a
clu~record eighth straight victory . The game
between M innesota and Boston was postponed because
ofrain and rescheduled fo r Thursda) night
Padres muat reinatate Wiggins
SAN DIEGO -Contrary to public • statements by San Diego Padres officials.
the team mu.st reinstate Alan Wiggins now
that the ~ond baseman h~s_cQmpleted a
monthlong treatment program for a drug
problem. an attorney said TueSday.
"I'm .confident Alan Wigains will be on the San
Diego Padres (playing) roster shortly," said Eugene
Orza. associa~c Jeneral counsel of the Major League
Players Assoc1at1on.
Wiggins, whose baseball career has been inter-
rupted twice in three years by cocaine abuse pro ble ms.
successfully completed four weeks of drug therapr and
has been cleared by doctors to rejoin the Padres. said his
agent, Tony Attanasio.
Thrtt weeks ago. club president Ballard Smith
announced that Wiggins would not be allowed 10 play
for the Padres in 1985. ~
When Wiggins was arrested in 198-2 on cocaine
possession charge-s and suspended for 30 days by
former baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. Smith
had warned him that a drug relapse would result in has
terminatio n from the team.
Carroll new AD at CSF .
Ed Carroll has been appointed athkt1c Ill
director at Cal State Fullerton. •
Carroll. who will take the position
effective July I , replaces Lynn Eilefson.
who left Fullerton io January to assume a similar
pos111on at San Jose State. •
Carroll. 34. has been associate athletic director for
business affairs at Cal State Fullerto n since 1982. He
had previo usly served as an assistant a thletic director
and ac11ng d irector of the Titan Athletic Foundatio n.
Telnl8lon, racllo
TaOlllC*
5 p.m. -llAIBML · Molle at New Votk v-..., ChelWMI a.
MDIO
5 p.m. -llAIBAI.&· Angela at NM Yotk
Y..._, KMPC(710).
1:30 p.m. -llAlmaALL: ~ at
Dodgn, KA8C (780).
•
s ·u.kova upset in FrencliOpen
PA RI I .\P) F1f\h-seeded
Helena ukova of C'zectioslovak1a
was upset toda) while coun-
tf)woman Hana Mandalikova., the
o 3 women's seeded. bounced back
trom the bnnk of defeat in lhe. $2.2
million French Open tennis cham-
pio nships.
Sukova. 20. won the first set 6-2
against C'hnst1ane Jolissaint ofS"'ltl·
erland before losing the next two -
6-3, 6-0 -on one of the outside
courts at Roland Garros Sta dium.
Mandhkova. her left knee bleeding
and her shirt covered in red cla' after
three tumbles o n the center "court,
came from behind to beat Amencan
Ehse Burgan 2-6. 6-4, 7-5 in a match
tha-t lasted nearly 2112 hours.
The left-handed Burgin. JUSl two
weeks )'Ounger than the ~'-~car-old
Mandhkova. twice was a po1n1 awa)'
from taking a 5-~ lrad in tht' tinal -;et
aft1:r the ( Lt:lh hall ":>quarcd the
matrh at one sci ~II But '"1andllko\a "a' ed thr lirs1 po1n1 w11h d smash and
Burgin squandered I.ht.· 'econd o ne by
hitting a fo rehand 1n10 the net.
Mandllko,a. "'ho "'on the singles
1 ttle here four ~ea r<; ago. mo' cd 1 nto a
5-4 lead. but the <frama at Roland
Ciarros 1ad1um con11nued as she lost
four match point~ after holding a 40-0
lead on 1he American·._ sene
BurgJn. from Baltimore saved the
Adoption Guild
tennis results
A~ <;ulld ctoublet toumev ---.... OUAllTlll~INAU . ~ "'*"• °'*' Je,,.,., H•ro.r·Curt Ste!Oel' def Jen Er>O Pelm·Tom Smith. •·6, 6·l, 6·1, Curl Con«><I· s ...... Simon Clef Boo Hcxh~l~"l•r ·OICk Mlli.r. •·2, 6·4, Mike_ Br1001·Rou .eM de1. Sltvt SCnull1 ·Cnrls M.,•111. 6·3. 6·•. Jullen 8urnem· • Ou r.., Y•let ciel l(efl Oerr·Arl Htrne0.1. 1·6, 7·6
Wemeft't ().-i Jiii Beck·L•ncl• Mello<v Ot'I Oet>b•e GOl<I ~-OebOlt GrePlem. 6·•. 6·1 Gretchen Mll .. r l(eren Reltenmtltr Ot'I ~enl'IOll GO<oon· Sattv Hust &·• 6·2 O.oolt McCorm1cti:·C,,...le ltav def Janis Ma•ceH Oo<'ffl' trltl!, 6·•. 6·3 Gall GIHIOW·Susle War11eld def Jaule.• AIOfli Jent Urt:>en, ,., 1 S
N¥11H~ Linda Howall·Sluert Hutclllnaon def Gell Glesiow·l(en Linde<. •·• 1·6, Ll"CMI Mellorv· Eric SMt'DtCk def C~I l<•v·J91'rv Ve11 Uno, 1·S. •·1. Je"' Url>911·8o0 HOftlttet de1 GrelcNlll Mlllwr ·OICk Mll .. r 6• I. 6·•. Sut•• werfltlCI S•e'V• Simon altf Dorri~ McCorm1cl!
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MORE SPORTS
PAGED6
lirst by producing a lob lhat la nded on
the line and MandJikova wasted the
second by h1t11ng lo ng and the third
by h11t1ng wide.
When the fourth match point
arri\'ed. Mandlikova hit the ball into
the net.
Burgin was able 10 square the
match at 5-5 and then mo\ ed with an a
point of a 6-5 lcad. but she h11 the ball
wide.
Mandhkova then opened up a 40-0
lead and won on her fifth match poin t
when BurgJO volleyed wade.
Mandhkova admitted she was less
than steady when she squandered
four match points at 5-4 10 the final
set. "I became a little nervous because
she was taking a fealh long 11me
between serves - a little too long I
thought," she said o f Burgin. ··But I
fi nished the set with confidence."
"I expected a tpugh maich. but not
that to ullh." she added . "She played
very well. She played a very good
tactical match."
Mandhkova said she had worked
hard before lhe tournament and the
unexpectedl> hard-fought opening
round had increased her confidence
in her condit1omng, even though her
finesse still needed work.
··1 didn't play m y best te nnis today
. but I'm in good p hysical shape
and an good fighting spirit. A match
like this one builds your confidence
that you can stay o ut there for 211i
hours and s111l be 1n good shape··
OCEAN VIEW WINS • • •
From Dl
two cas} outs in the last of the 14th
before Luce si ngled to keep al ive an
almost e't1nct Cypress offense T hen
Pam Regan lofted one 10 Bock to end
11 -finall}
"That"s 100 much for me." ~aid an
Ocean View Coach arah Oakley.
"'lt'c;JuSt a -.hamc that somrbody had
to lose ··
She may be nght, but you'IT not
going 10 hear Sarah Oakley complain
abou1 be1.ng on the winning end.
Sull. had Ocean View taken advan-
tage o f Its earlier sconng chances. the
game "o uld have been finished m uch
earlier
Muc;I of the p layers JUSt seemed
glad 11 was over
"Everyone was 100 nervous.
arah Oakley comme nted The en-
dura nce of the pitchers. hitters and
infielders. who watched so man}
innings go by with so httlt: action. the
ner> es wrre a bit frayed ..
Oakle\ who walked tv.o and hit a
batter. appeared to have her back
against the wall because Luce. for the
most pan. was equall y tough. Luce
fa nned 11. but didn't receive the ktnd
of defem1ve suppon her counterpart
d id ··we got out of some 11ght spots
(defensively)." Sarah Oakle) said. but
when asked why a team 31-0 was
nervous. sht' said. "Thal's a good
ques11on -lhey JUSt wanted to get to
the final game, I guess."
There's no nC('d to guess -lhc
Seahawks are there
EDISON LOSES IN SEMIS •••
P'romDl
Bladow took second on a wild pitch.
pinch hatter Sherylyn Secrist moved
her to third o n a bunt 51ngle T hat
brought Wolf to the plate
"I knew they would p11ch to me
because I hadn't been h1111ng," said
Wolf. ··r had been popping pitches
up ..
Wo lf hat the first pitch from
C arpcntc r down the 1h1rd base li ne
and the flood gate wu open. The
Lions followed with a sacntice. two
liclderf choices and another ba~ h11
10 ~ore fo ur runs in the 1nn1na.
''.\ftertht' li r<it run. thC) (Chargers)
WC'rc still h yper. but after we had
scored two. 1t lookC"d hkc the)' let
do\!> n." ~•d Wolf
"We had a lot of opportun1tcs 10 scote. but couldn't get the runs
aero!>!>... ~ad Edison Coach Mark
Takkmen.
The best oppon un1ty for the
Chargers came in the sax th when, With
one out riaht fielder Joyce Lyman
tnpled to ri&ht<entcr. The next
batter. Ca~nter. hit a ground ball to
LJon shon stop Jackie Mende1.
Lyma n took off fo r the plate and only
a areat throw and the block by Wolf
kept the Chargers from ~onng.
"She (Lyman) as the fastest runner
on the team," ui1d Ta kkanen. "The
'lhon~top was back a nd had to make a ·
perfect throw. lland$1ght as 20-20. but
wt have to steal a run ttnvway we can .
I'd do 11 again ··
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MA.JOA L•AGU• STANDINGS
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16 ,. .u.. 9'1'1
Toronto 0.lroU a.1tlmo<• New Yorio. Mllweukte Bo .. on c; .. vt lend
•AST DIVISION ,, " 2• 11
2• " 21 20 1• n 19 ,. 1• 1'
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SIS 4 S7l 4 1'1 Sl2 ,
'63 • ••2 10 36' 13') Tuetdev's kw" Mln11eso1e at Boston, ooa r•ln Toronto '· Cnlce110 I Mllweukff 3, C .. velend , Ttxu •· KenH$ Cllv I 011lv 11emH iche<lule<I Teclev's Gem.s A11991s (Slelon •·21 al New Yori( (Nlllo.ro 5·31. (11) S.allll tBHllle 2·•) el Ball1more IDl•on •·21, (n) Oekland tCodlroll S-71 at Oe1ro11 !Wiicox
l·?l, (n) Mln11eso•• (VIOi• 6·31 •I BOSIOll IBOVd •·•I. (11) Toron10 <Clancv 1· ll •' Cr11ca110 (Lollar 1•2), (II) C .. veiend (Sclluln 3·31 el Miiwaukee <Burris 2·•1. (n) TUH !Hough •-l l al Ken1a1 Cllv (JatklOll 3·21. (n) TllllrMMY't GllT\tl Aneels al Ntw York lnl O.kte11d et Ot1roll Ml11neso1a al Bo11on. tn) See111e a• Belllmore. tn) l<a11sH c11v el Chlceoo 1111
On•v oeme1 tche<luled
NlfMMI LMeu-WEST DIVISION
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Sen Diego 2S 16 Cl11clnnell 23 71 ,Houston 2J 71 Los Angele\ 21 23 Allenle 17 2S Sen Francisco 16 26
New York Cnlceoo MMlreel SI LOUIJ PfllledelPhle Plllst>uroPI
EAST DIVISION ?S IS 2S 16 26 ..
22 20
•• 2• IS 27 TueJdeV'1 Sc:wes C1nclnnall 13, Cnlceoo 11 SI. Louis 9, Allen!& 3
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610
S23 S23 •n •OS
381
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S91 I S24 4
311 10 lS7 11
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(~10 6·3) • New York tL'\lnch 2·J) al Sen Francisco ( L1Poln1 2· SI . SI Louis I Tuaor 1-•1 .st Allenle t8edroslen 1·31. n Pllltl>uron (Winn l·OI el Houslc>n tRven •·21. n· Mon1ree1 (Htskelh S·71 el Sen Dle9o (Oreveckv •·21. n ThurMllY'• Cem.s PhlladelPnl• el Dedeen n New York ei San Frtnc11Co Montreat 'at s.11 DTeoo. " SI Louis el Allen1e, n
Anoe! evereee' BATTING A9 It H HR RBI Pct.
Jones 90 ll 26 6 22 799 Ben•ouez 177 18 3S • 16 776 Narron •8 • 13 • • m Miiier I• • • 0 0 261 Jecluon 109 IS 29 7 19 266 Carew 1()1 23 27 I 13 26S Grlcn 137 21 36 ) IS 263 Ptlllt 12• 21 31 0 6 1!11>
Oown1no uo 19 )A 4 13 1•l 800114! 116 A 28 0 II 1AI Brown S9 s IA I ·, 231 OtClncu IOS II 23 s 19 719 Scnofleld 131 17 26 s 16 199 Wiifong 79 s .. 0 ' 117 GerC>tr .. I 2 0 0 111
Howell 10 s 2 0 I 100
Sconotf) s 0 0 0 0 000
Totals 1415 196 l4• •o 171 .141 PITCHING IP H BB SO W·LEflA Luoo 6 9 1 ) O·O 000 Moore ?9 1l 7 16 J· I 0 93 ZeM 2A I 17 l 6 ?·O I -S Cllt>urn 21~. 10 l 17 l·l 166 Slaton S9< • S6 72 23 •• , 3 17
Wiii 73' 1 60 J2 46 2·S 3 31 Roman1c1< 60 66 n 18 6·1 H S Cttmenls 27 I 21 9 9 )·0 ) 62
John 32 •2 12 17 1·• 4 7' CorC>tlf 19 • 16 1 9 2·0 605
McCts~UI ?S ' 27 11 15 0·3 640
Sencnez •• J 13 9 4 0·0 14 GA
K •ooer 3' ~ 7 3 0 0·1?1 60
Teta11 1'0 lt1 14' 172 15." l.74 Saves Moore 10. CllDurn I
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
Amerlcen Lueu-BATTING (9S el C>alsl-Bochlt, Oak lend, 352, Oevls, Ot l!.lend. 336, Whltell.tr , De1roll. 333; S.lu . Mlnn1101e, 330, Cooo.r. Mllweukff, .319 RUNS-Devis, Oelo.lelld, 39, RIPktn. Bel· 11more, 32, Brunenskv, Mln11ew1e, :19. Muronv, Oakland, 29. R. Henderson, New
Vor~. 29. Whllektr. Oeiroll, :19 RBl-Melllnolv, New York, 3e. BrunensKv, Mlnnesola, 33, Devit, Oakland. 32, Rlpli.en, Benlmore. 32. 8evlor. New York, 31, C Jonn1on, Tex ... 31 HITS-Puckt lt. Mlnnewle, SI, Hetcher, MlnM101e, S6, BuckMr, 8011on, SS. Wll1on, l(entas Cllv, SS. Garcia, Toro1110, !>4. DOUB LES-Buckner, Boston. I•. Mel· tlno•v. New York, 13; MoHC>v. Toron10, 12, GHlll MlMHOle. 11. H11Cher. Mlnneto••·
II Lemo11, Oeiroll. 11, Oria l<ansu Cllv. 11 TRIPLES-Wilson. Ke111es Cllv 9 Coooer Mllweukee. S, Buller Cleveland. • Brecllev. Seallle, 4. Ptms, Aneets, •. Pucket!, Mlnntsola. • HOME RUNS-Armes, Bo11on. 13 Brunen1kv, Mlnntsole, 12, Devit Oeklena 12, '1<1nomen. Oeklencl. II, Bertle•d. Tor on10, 10. Prttltv. See111e. 10. STOLEN 8ASEs-f'ett11, Aneelt, 21. Collllll, Oeklend, 17, 8ul .. r, Cltvtland, 16, Garcia, Toronlo, 14, MoHbv, Toronlo. 13, Henoerion. New York, 13. PITCHING U Clec:ltlonll-LemP. Tor • on•o. •·O. 7 43. Remenkll, A,,._, 6-1, l.4.S Glt>ton, Mllwa uk n , S·l, 145, T91'rell, oeirolt, S·l, 4.0.1, Aue, 8enlmofe •·I, s ?I STRIKEOUTS-Morrl•, Ottroll. 66. c .. men.. 8011011. 62. 8ovd. 8os•on. S6, B1nnlll9I', Cl!lceoo. S4. 81Vlt ven. C .. vtlelld.
S2 • SAVES-Htrn•noer. 0.1ro11, 10; Howell. Oektend. 10. C•udnt. Toronto, t. Meere, All9tl" t, QulMne>errv. l(ensu Cllv, 9, IUahelll. New York . 9 I
NetteNI Lff9Ue BATTI NG !fS el C>ehl--Herr, StLoull,
)7', Crur. HOUllon, 340, McGM. SI LOUIS, m , Muro11v, All1nte, 32', Per ktr, Clncl11 neli. 324. llllUNS-S.1100tro. Chlceoo. 32. Gwvnn. Sen 01"o. lO. Murollv. Allenle , 30, J C .. rk, SI LOUii, rt, McGN, SI LOUI&, 2' 9'B1-J Clerk. St Loult, 36, Herr, S• Louis, U; MufPflv. At .. 11te, lS; Ptrker, ClllClnNll. 31; tt.tnntdv. Sen 01eoo. 31. HITs-Htrr, St Louis, 51: Parker. Cln· ctnnell, 57. Crua. Housto11, S5, Garvev. S.11 Oleoo. !>4, Muronv. Atlenie, 51 DOUBLE ~-P1r11er, Cll'icl11nell. 14, Gwvnn. Sen Oleoo. 13, Wellecll, Mofltru l, I). J Clertl. SI L.ouls. 12, Rev . Pllltt>uron.
I? TRIPLES-McGH, St Louis, '· ... ,,..,, Mol'IUttl, s. OladCltn, Se11 Francisco, •. Owv"". Sen OltOO. •. M Wiiton. Ntw Yo<k. 4 HOME RUNs-Muronv, Ali.tlle, 12, Cev, ClllcaOO, f, .J Cttrl\, SI LOUii, e, lterktr, Cl11Clt111all. I; Gervev, Sen Oleoo. 7. Mertllll, OMliln. 1. McR1vno1<11. $tn
Ole9oi.. 7. STuLEN BASEs-(QltMen. $1 Louis,
1', Oernlef, Cl'tlca90. 17, McGw. St. Loult, 17; Olldotn '911 Fr<CIKO, 14, M Wll\Oll, New YOfll, 14, S.ndtlert, CPll(Ho, U PITCHING 14 oecl1lontl-Hewlcln1, Sen Ditto, t•O, 16). '""""..,• ~. 4-0, l,H, Kneootr. Hou1ton, S·O, 3 70, Ancluler SI Louis, •·I, J 10 STRllCEOUTs-Gooelen. Ntw Yorlt 7S J ~. PllltburOft, 10, Rv1n, Hollllon
61, V"-'r!Mle, o.lllen. 67. Solo, Cl11Cln netl, 60 $AVl!s-cfo1Mt", Sen 0'-00, 13, ftt erclon, Monlrttl, IJ; Lt $1nllh Cn•uoo, 11, lllow91'. ClnclnNll, a, ~ter. Allltnta, I
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0Ct1n Vlt"" ooo 101 C>-3 • • S/lar~lo.. 1<1.IOC* ($), 111<1 RtlCflerl, Teub, ~ m, And«tOn ((), •end Otl rouwer W-~r-ctl, 10-3 L-TeuC>, •·•. 2&-Sftowoen tFVl. Tllllllt 1ov1. cneu (0V) )I-Miiier IFVI. Hlt-<>IMn lFV), At> .. c.el tOVI.
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)-·~· LomPOC 11. Sunnv Hiii• 7 Rio MeH l . EdOewOOCI 1
1-A SMW•1111 Minion Vltlo 6. Mounleln \/ltw S Olemond •1r t. t"orte Vis•• 8 t8 lonl1111t)
I• A SemMIMn Sen Olm" 5, Whllllef Cllfl"len l 8eldwln Park 6, ~•not LulMran 3
Smell ~· Semllllieh Crontoed• 20, Llnfleld Chrl1tl•n 3 WQOdcr"I Chrl1tlen 5, lllo Hondo Preo •
LM Aa.mftM
TUI SO A v·s RISUL TS
(14111 of tl•l'lltflt QUerfWMrM rneefintl FltUT llACI. 400 vardl Tlnv Sier Wer (Harl) · 7 60 3 80 3 IO Seen CleDt>er CG1rclel 10 20 6 40 LUCkv Half (Bero) 6 IO Time: 20.2S n EXACTA (S·4) Paid "'4.•0.
SECOND RACE. 3!11> veros. SIHI 8led1 (Ge rclel 27 80 16.20 6.20 Ltl11st91'S Quffll (Ruiz I 12 40 e IO Suoer Souncl1 ICerOoial l 60 Time: II 36. , 1
12 EXACT• 18·41 oeld s 119 80
THMlD RACE. sso verds. TM Ov11trme11 (Bard) •.•O S,20 •.20 l(lo1v1 I( loper (Her mon> 3 60 2 40 SHnklno Rlcn (Olderlcktenl 2 80 nme· 1136
FOl.MTH llACI. 3!11> veras. Fine Orohen (Floueroe) 27,20 16.•0 s.eo BJ1 Rich Cnlck tLewlsl 1 40 3 80 Tuu Heal (lackevl 10.00 Time. II 14 n EXACTA (1·11 oeld sl2•.80.
FIFTH llACE. 400 verd\ Nitro L1clv (Mvlesl 6.80 l 00 •.20 Thermo1 Fl11e Dav tBrksl 11 20 9 to HercomH Wrangler COldtrlcltW 7 00 Time. 20 37 · ·
12 EXACT A (7· l) Pel<I SI09 20
SIXTH RACE. JSO virds lhe A Tnv 8rd (Odrc1t1nl e 60 S.20 3 00 Golie Slu lt S.r111 ICreeotr) 6 80 3 60 Lii Hon tMulltld) 3.60 Tlmt: 18.02
S2 EXACTA (7·6) Paid 12100
SEVINTH RACE. 870 varos. Oerrens RtO (Bard ) 6 00 3.90 , 60 El PolrttOl Gola (Mhcnell) 13 00 S.20 Clet>C>tr Lucl<v Win tTrenurtl 3 40 Time 46 36 n EXACTA (6·]) oalo uuo
EIGHTH RACE. JSO verbs Vendvs Pollcv (Brooks) I• 40 • 20 S 40 S11e>r1 Wl11k (TrHwrel J.,60 ?.to BuoelOu Miiler tMexlleldl l.00 Time: 17.72.
J2 I XACTA U·Sl oeld S4UO.
S2 ll'tCK SOC (6·7·7+6· II oeld
~l.170 00 too... winning lk:lctl lslx horMS)
NINTH llACE. 350 verds ReoUfllln Acorn (Hermon) 9 00 J 00 2.60 Proeluc91' IGercla) 6.60 3.40 COIMOll Tom (Peuilne) 4.20 Time: 17 96 n EXACT• (9·71 oald Ml.80. .t.llendence 4, 14S.
Frencfl OtMlft
TODAY'S RHULTS Women's S.Ceftd llMIM Slnllt•
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C11rl111a11e Jollssel111 (Swllatrtencl) oel Helene SukOv• IC1ech0110vek1e). 2·6 6·3. 6·0, ~ana M1nclallkove tc1tch0s10vel\lal det Elise Bl!rgln (U S.l. 2·6. 6·•. 1·S, Gaorie10 Set>ellnl !Aroenllnel del Pennv Bero (U S ). 6·0. 6·2; Cerllng Beue11 ICaneda) oef Jtnn1191' Mundel (South Alrocal 4·3, 6·3.
Mel'f1 s.c.end Reufld Mn9lt Henrik Sundstrom (S#edenl def Mere. l'lur <U.S). 6· I, 1·'· 6·4, 6·1.
TUISOAY'S llUULTS Mefl's ~Int .__. SIMiies
Bori1 Bed.er !West Germenv) dtl llllH Geruteltls (US >. 6·3, ,.7, 4·1, •·I, Rooerto Sud (Aroenllnel def. Jlmmv ArlH (U.S I.
6· 1. 6·4. 1-s. YeMICI< Noell tFranc•> def. Llt>or Pimek !C1ech0110veklel, 6·7, ,.,, 1·S. 6·•. Emilio Se11Chet (Soelnl dt1. Goren Prok IYuoollev!al, 6·3, S·J , i-6, •·I. 6·0, Jlmmv Connot't (US.) def. WOlf0•"9 P009 (WHI Germe11Vl. 6·•. 6· 1. l·S, Joell.Im Nvslrom ISweo.111 clef. He.n1·0lt19I' &eultl tWest G.,menvl, 6·2, •·•. 6·~. ,.o. S•tfen Edt>trO CSwtdtnl def Cleudlo Panell• (llelv). 7·6, 6·3, ,..3, Jonn McEnroe (US.I
d\f. Ronald Aoenor (Helfl), 6·0. 6·2. 1·S, lv1n Lenci! (CtKl!OslOvekle) def. Eddie Edwards tSoutl'I Atrk•l. 6· l. 6·l. ,. , . WemM't Flnt Rwnd SIMiies C11rl1 Evert LIOvd (U.S) def Jenlllf fh0moio11 (Aus•rellel, 6· I, 6·4; An<lru J1eoer (U.S.l Cltf Shewn Foltz (U.S.). 6·4, 7·S. Det>t> .. Sotnce CU S.l de1 Caterina L1110Clvlst (Sw~). l·S, 6·2, Tine Sc"-t· L.,1111 (Denmark ) def Berber• Poller (U.S.l. 6·3, 6· I
Wemell'I ~ -~ SIMiies Marfin• Nevrttllov• (U.S.) def. Vlrolnla Wede 18rlleln), 6·3, 6·0.
Hltfl~Mftbel CIF 4·A f'LAYOPPS ls.mMMetl 0c .. n VleW 1. CYIW'ftl O OCHll Vltw 000 000 000 000 02-2 7 t Cv1>ren 000 000 000 ooo ~ • 3
O•klev I nd SCrvoo•; Luce '"" Ponl w-<>eklev, 30·0 L-Luce. 26·6·1. ,8-Reven (Cl. Monroe IOV>
w .. 1m1Mter 4, ldlMll o Westminster 000 000 000 000 04--4 10 3
€di'°" 000.000 000 000 GO-<> s 3 OeJOl'ln end WOif Cero.n•er end Prosser W-0.Jonn, ?'2·f L-<ero.nttr, ?1·9 38-Lvmen tE>.
C1' 3-A f'LAYOPftl Garden Grwe I, Wu •1'1dee O Woodl>rlclOll 000 000 ~ 2 I Garoen Grove 000 000 1-1 S 0 Sch<>Onovtr and PntQfl; 0.t91'men elld So1urlok W-Otlermen, 74 7 L'"""SchOonover, f·7. 2&-Allar<I (W)
01t1W CIP >·A ~ SollOre I, Le Qul1111 0
2 ·A SenlltllMl1 Chino •• MIUIOll Vlelo , ( ,, IMlnotl El Mont• 2, AnltlOH Velltv 0
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-73 eno~s 27 bonito, "' calko MU, 62 tend bets. S20 m.cttttel, 70 roekll~
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WHTlllN CON~IRINCI W L T "<t. ,, l'A
Oeklelld 10 3 I 750 l49 261 Oenvtr 9 S 0 Ul l'7 2'1 Hout•on 9 S 0 .643 434 291 Arlione 5 9 0 3S1 214 333 Po<tten<I 4 10 0 216 1'2 321 El,,_.t 3 11 0 21' 19' 260 Sen Antonio 3 II 0 214 no 334
I ASTEllN GeN,.lllNCI Blrmnghem 10 • 0 .714 US 142 Ntw Jersev 9 S 0 .643 33S 299 TamP• Bev ·9 S 0 6'3 3'6 306 Jeck1on'Vlllt I 6 O S71 329 3l7 Memohls 8 4 0 S1 I 311 27S Beltlmort 7 6 I S36 US 214 ()rtenclO 3 11 0 .114 121 llS Thllf''41v'• Gam. Oenver el Exprets Sel\irdlV't Gemtt TemP• Bev el Orlando Se11 Anlonlo et Ariton• SUflMY's GamH Jechonvlllt el Belllmore Memolll1 •' New Jeoev Porllend et 01klen<1
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S4Hldev's Geme Boslo11 el LAUn (Cllennel 2 el 12;30 om.I w....-v,,,_s Bollon •• Liiien 1Cne11nt1 2 •• 6 o.m I ........ ,,_ 7 Boston et l.ellen <Che11nel 2 11 6 o.ml
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POfnh etM' ffnt I-VOlfl In Hf'et\I,,._) FlltST TIAM Lerrv Bird, F, Boston, IS6 17'1 Bernard l(lno. F, New Yori<, 107 !•1) Mows Melone, c. PfllleaelPhle.. i.10 (401 MKk Jonn&on, G. Leker1. l .. 1691
''"" Tt>oma•. G. O.lroil. 112 1411
t SECOND TIAM T errv Cummlno•. F, Mllweukff. 7• (Ill RelPll Semown, F. Houston, 51 (l'f Kerffm · AC><lul·Jet>ber. C. Laktn. 107
(31) Mk1'1etl Jorde11, G, Chlcaoo, 91 (27) Sldnt'I' Moncrief, G, M11weU1<~. 61 flSI
NHL STANLEY CUft ~INALS Gemt 1 -Pn>1ee1e1onte •. Edmonton I G1me 2 -Edmonlon 3. PtlUedtlC>llll l Game 3 -Edmonton 4. Plllledelonla l TUM4MV'l kert Edmonlon S, Phlllde!Phle 3 (Edmonlon .. •d• terles 3·11 ThundaV's Gefne Ptllle~I• ·el Edmonton SUMIV'J Game (If MCetWl'V) Ecsmon1on " P~I• Tlle'4iv'1 ~me !If -.uervl Eamonlon •• Philedelollle
BOATING
'"'"*1H•rt.erYC NASH INVITATIONAL (IMWI <wrwt ter L...,_ 12') I John Shedden, Lono S.ICll cc. 2 HUOO Scllmldl. NHYC, 3 8uu Tuomen. NHYC.
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ltdltlt n I Fite! While, NHYC. 2. De11 TllOtnPM><\. NHYC, 3 Tim Hooen, NHYC, 4 Jeck Jeko1kv. NHYC. S Oon Bever, NHYC.
Dane Pelnt YC
c.llrtle ... di le Dene l"elnt reet uo mle\, 60 vec:tml IOfl cleu-1 Red Shift. Allnt l(ehle, LOI A11oe1t1 YC, 1. SBOC. Bruce Welltrstel11. Lono 8eedl YC.
f'Hll~ Winnen CLASS A-1. Sllowdown, Pelt Meecle, C1plstreno lav YC: 1. TvOhoon. Jofl11 OIMft, Lone luch YC, l. llllvlhm, ROM' Goodine. Voveoer1 YC; 4. eene &ent Maxwell. Tom Aelemt0n. D•N Polnl YC. CLASS 9-1. Lt loel. DOii Ltbeeu, 81hl1 Corlnlllle11 YC. 2. Bul .. 1, Dick Brown, 8CYC, S, fllakv Buslllf\1, Relldv HlllHn, OPYC; • Plum Crezv . 800 Mcll11vre. OPY~ . CL.ASS c-1 LUNM•. 81elnt Rorick. OPYC, 1. •·Bell, Geol'dv Hel'"ahmal\, C•YC; l. OHtMOe, $peers·Merk1, Nl'VV YC. CLASS 0-1. wttlte Retlblt, RIC'k Scnull,,.lt. LIYC, 2. Mvtl91'rv, Jeck Geull, OPVC: 3. Tectlv Ledv. Wll~r McN111, SHI leech YC; .. Nevil 8, HerOl<I end len Ach, Lllllt ShlPt Flett
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Ins makn this an easy Beautiful 4 Bdrm, den & CAL1RLVUINS RLE~f-SREOSING ti Au 28r l Ba, iw drapes. paint. •••-•Biiiard Room take over Priced right at tam rm wt PRIVATE ~ CA ••-•Beiautlful ~ 11.200.000. Call for more POOL & SPA. Panoramic I I •--·t R ..._ Large 28r/2ba. bultt Ins, carpets. pvt patio. no pell Lge 1.2 Bdrm TownhOUM •Privet• patloe l ~·
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VUS Totally upgraded lH-llOI Ok, 1525/mo 8.41-4817 2BA 2BA frpl, O/W new $550-1695/mo Drive 3&6 1 Bedroom From S545
. $3800/mo yrly Vista Fllare NOtlhwood I L C • cpts No pell, M ... Vrde Avocado & llart pactllng E•ec 1 Bdrm From HOO ••mHth•HIH. 3Brstngle timlly.n/smkr ... ,. Hit •tr• S725499-4721laguna TILIA•lll•IT eBedroom From $715
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640-4868 or 760-8617 now Call 2131534-189 -----gar No pell 399 W Bay SUWlll.,. 1 aair 2222 $575/mo 2 8d 1 Ba, patio St $595 650-6357 1 Wl......S '~3""B""'r-2""b_a_f.rp""1c·.-g·a·r-aJ-I Uruverslty Perk II Marquet· A,.rt•tat1 Farai1kt4 POOi lndry rm E-s1de toe. S 1B E d R ~-=-----te 3 Bd 2'"1 ba, lam, for-close to 111 nttp ' ·SI e • W1fY llT1 Liil t•• •-Ct1tl .... appll's, So ol Hwy nr mal dtn 2 frplcs. twin gar 149 E B modeled new etpt, drps, -b n $1200 675 2763 ay paint •tc $575 760-8862 11,100,000 IY IWIH c · Nr comm pool $1275/mo TIL IWl&llllllT v
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This is it . room tor yacht alt amenities. 2 car gar, jacuzzi. $2000 754-7917 L11a11 hack . 2241 ALL UTILITIES PALO $525 & $645 710 w 18th
at your front door and a really nice S 139,500 C-tltl Mt--2224 Outstandfng Vfewi 2BR Compare before. "OU rent ~tfi:....a-1 Tl(•••• irl spa lo relax. Owner wllt 549· 1944/549-4484 11 ' •--=.--=-.---1 2ba, basement, gar yard, Newly decorated. custom 2 Br 1 ''lba w/gar New
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WIYllT1 a last escrow. •.~HI _IC• Just flat attordable $525 hi S 1500/ 1 t & bbq co 'rd garage ... , 11r · I ... I · sc s. mo, s · v • ~ • Beauutul Garden Apts yd wt patlo Water pd ••· OIO IAV NE COVE reduced to 2Br 2ba basic bltins & Isl Avl June 1,' 675·8334 rounded w11n plush tand-636-4120 1-5PM
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beautifully decorated ht ... , tt ..... 1 "~Ba. grdnr $800 • sec dock Ing No Pe Is •COYr1 yard view dining -Ea-sts-ld-e . 1Br high eetl· I a 4Bd hM ti looking in Fr-•y. north ol 8Mdl
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Daths and 2 car garage 1 & 2 B ,325 000 Easts1de 18dr~lilpQ." gar-Bike to beacn Park Lido •Twhghf dine In coun yrd mo cneryl 613.3117 first lor tnat cn0i08 °1 McFadden
Warm bric!\ fireplace. secur ty r • deoer. new carpets & Condo 2BA 2ba 2 car gazebos -•deal ltving =-~----,lt=-ac__,,~--..,21~41=
mirrored bar and bayS1de -"'\11 Kl Kii" I pamtf$575rmo 645-8453 gar frptc wood llrs •Spacious Apar1meots BRANO NEW CONDO 2 TSL MGMT 642-1603 "-~------• sundeck Prelerentlal tlt1'1I .., lac. -5825 Judy 646• 7171 •YOYr own pvt patio mstr bdrms 2'"'8a, ptush NB REALTY 675· 16"42 tudlo Magndicent view
boat sttp rental prlv11eges REAL ESTAtE Easts1de yrty 111 3Br 2Ba. •Gourmet kitchen crpt Ille entry trplc. dbl I --• aair Prvt & quiet 1st-MC included $620.000 ,.,.1_1~ lg FA. wld. pets/kids BLUFFS. 4 Bdrm 2 1ba. •New dove tan crpt ~ar wfopnrs Pool & l!tC WI ILL•-S550rmo 497-6287
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E/s•de 2BR. gd loc -5575-, S 1250/mo 644-t480 Grg wa ·rn c ose s pool garage. laundry Oeean .,_studio. patio .. • _ __ • ated covered prkng CAT&llU SllSIT YO room no pets lrog & micro wave lor Ille
1st/last $100 dep Fat:>uloul 2Br 2Ba. 2 cat wt storage From balconyw/park-M I· ~ $500-$525' coolung No kncn $495.
646-t078-2661 A Orange gar, spa. Yrly $1400/mo ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED ling. 28r 2Ba. ger. Jae. 1 Bdrms $580-$610 1st rlast -dep 494-7645
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539-6190 Best tee -IOLF ••iRSI CllM Furn1Shed Eastside 2Br l 8a. quiet 75.4-001! 1 or 642-1603 j t B'd'bii-lns POOi. A50/mo
-v1s11 our model Dally 9·6 area Nr ~hoots. no pets --upstairs Dover Wes1cllft llWPIRT SlllRH Lg 2Br l '"IBa. lrplc. wash· 2 bdrm, 2 ba lrptc, Sorry no pets $575/mo 63 1-6155 Dau Ptiat 2726• area. Ava11 611 64s-8648
3 Bd 2 $ ~a 000 ertdryer hkups. garage enclosed 2 car gar --•••111111!••••• ba 1.. . Good cond $875 mo • $1350/mo Avail June 1 OS Eastalde 3Br 1Ba cottage. 2BR 2BA DUPLEX APT $10,000 down or lease c II p 83 2M LA QUINTA HE AM A gareg~ $750 No pets $795 mo,-$200 HC .l PARl HWPORT
APARTMUTS 1111 ••• YIEWll •• (• option Tom646-8844 security SELECT a ete 1-1 :i-16211Parks1de Ln HB 2617AEtden646-6519 dep no pets 496-7474 • PROPERTIES 751 ·3191 S.l 1"1 .lll-•Ytff.10 Reduced $ lO,OOOlo ----~ • Eastslde-3Br-. new decor, 33801 Colegoo Dr . r:..WIU Lovely-new-Spamsn-styte Lovely executive home In $152,000 Versailles L11a11 ltacL 2z41 pool. carport No pets R t ltac" 2740! S II V P ! 'Ii C townhouse 2Br 2»Ba. • • $JOO Avl 618 1u2•5210 la • • IN NEWPORT BE.4CH • 01, • f ewport with old fashion-lu>1ury ocean view ondo _ ,.. .,.. . tl,.tt , ed charm 2 story. 4 Agt 631-4960 cGourt yrd & pvt patio H bo VI 3 BA I No Laguna. 1 room guest . I S67Stmo-S695tmo 2 Bd A great place to live on the arage -prkng space ar r aw . am hse, llmlled cooking. car-Eastslde Bach tor 1 per· apts encl gar 1noy rm Upper Bay Private C.11 Cl ••• i,la.J, Bdrms, 3 '•baths. sep lllt~ilt lt•H l JOO Avt 4125 S 1000/mo rm, 2 full baths, Year lse port $400. 2131594·0597 son Beam ceils etc y·os patios close 101 clubhouses & •health
•• guest quarters & rec 548-3155 or 998-3434 I S 1250/m o No pets I It L Small pet Ok ALL UTIL beacn nr mafQf sriops spas 8 tennis CO\lr1S 7
642-5678. room Well planned UP· 11111132' MESA VEA-OE Nice 3BA 760-6992. 3pm to 6 pm IWftlt IC• 2119 PO $475t mo 760-8862 Huntington Beacn area poo1s. close to business grades Spotless Walk to 497·6287 I -elem school & comm lam rm $1200 mo wtgar· HARBOR VIEW HOMES * WITllr.T * Eastside Lg lBr lots ot 1Mngr-2417 Whllesanos1 OC A11 port Fashion
for. l'nforma.ti'on poot Spacious yard I p ._ llSO I denertno pets642-7658 Montego 4Bd 2ba. sep Beautiful grOYnds m ex· na1ura1 woo<1 Squeaking IPTlllClllULn 1s1ano conven1en1 snopa $334.900. TODDY SMITH ICt•t H~.r --hv don.tam area Beaut c1us1ve reS1den11al 1 BA. clean $495 No pets Days 675-16'12 on signt
2 HOUSES bosta Mesa So Co Plza area. greatloc cond $1700mo 552-9030 lg Irving rm. k1tcn. lull 851-9526 Eves 960-4614
& Surpr,'51·n·g· ly Gross $19.200 S169.500 Studio Condo. lrptc Home rental under ssoo Datn Ut11s pd $950/mo Singles 1 & 2 Barm N>art· t5% On Owner Don I poqt, tenn. WIO $575 Avl PP 6"42· 1082 Elegant tbr wffrg oen Hllll 211 1U ments & T6wrihouses
I t Goguel) 497_6287 611 955-6434. 760-0273 appls provided cn11d? __ cosy lrplc break last Dar 1Mile10 oeacn Frplc encl tASk aDout turnished OW COS 539·6190 Best Riiy lee A t t V I I washer dryer comm gar osllwsnr 011 ns Die TV ~==:.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;f;;;;;;~· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~: ..... ltr kit ICUIFHIT ·•• I Daaa Poi1t 2226 111111 wmH •11 ••• I, • • pool tenms sauna nr s smoke atrm balcon)' ~~~~s c~':1en'~1sWl~ay1>e ••••••••••l~R;;~E~~~~'!'-~l~t~OO~ Beautolut dupte11 on sand I BRANO NEW t BA Condo Proless1ona1 respons1btel lalM. l1l11i 2706 I ~5 ~1~2~1 Y~~~P~5o mo wat8' .Pd SSSO 960-o459 rent ea tor snon term or
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b u• Id 6 condo. s Tom Lee 642· 1502 on 3 or 4 BA Newpor11 uple• r , a. crpts style Fp priv patio Enc gar 1e1ev1seo sec ir;; Ro
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$275.000 673-8632 I Fo111t11'1 Beach nome 650-6::.>17 drps Nw a nkupss 3e~Ocl $585 mo 1s111as1 $150 patoo & man) ame,..•11es 144-1100
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-Duplex Bll·1ns Vr lse E•lra Nice lrg 1Br S650 S795 848· '6'3 ---------UllUSU ILOCITOIHCll IHH1t1 Farai1b4 Fountain valley lncd 2 ~r s1100(2t31823-8086·at l1lltt1 w poo1 No pets S4~5 ----------------
1111,000 Newport Snores 4 Bdrm 3 2ba k1df pet line S500 s 5,;,>9 call 12 13)376.4509 Peaiinla 2707 646-3618 a11 J 30 •u,,•,,•~,",' C.. ~ 1l ~-,.. \-· ') C •N;;. • •m PUIUllC Ba, 2 story Asking 539·6190 Best tee • \:>_, l'"'l! ""' ~ l.-v ...J u••
Rare below market op-PEISlllFIH $225.000 owe or trade? ···~,, lt1ck 2169 NEW CONDO 2 Bdrm 2"' BA'l'FAONi FIREPLACE pool patto ••••••• n u. ~~~n~~m~:n1~:.'are~ Dover Shores spectacular, -646-88_4_4 _As~or Alan *•Beautiful spacious. H!llt. ltaek 22401 ~;~~· ~lu~a~o~:~. ~:'; 3:~r ~ba~~'t~cy g~se:~~· ~;J~ S~5g u2:;5~~;~4 ,E· O~·" :·~ •• :·;· • . :-;
potential Bring your 4 Bdrm, custom floor Trust owns over ,.., acre. approx ::.>OOO sq It. sngl 2 BA, buillins. yard. walk Fashion Is $1350/mo $1800/mo yrly 673-7538 -•o' • . -. • -
Ideas! Look out 10 lovely plan. gracious entry and canyon view, residential tvl 2 • lam, lrplc. a/c, sec. to beach Kids ok 544.4192 or 545.3215 -llSTAIT II I 0 r 0 C v 'I
bayslde terrace. pier and magnificent view ol Back lot Mockingbird Canyon, no pets 1 or 2 yr )se Avl $635tme. 841·48 17 Cereal itl fllar 2722 S615tmo 2 BO 2 BA.trplc.
sllp Cellfornla llleatyle at Ba Y and be Yon d R1versld.e. Valued to J 1 A 1 640 4568 0 llWPIRT Sllllll encl gar alt bit-ins rir · [· I It's best• $495.000 $40,000 Clear Will trade une g • r 3Bd t 1/2 ba. fenced yd. J Bd 2ba $148.000 •CUTE 2Br 1Ba. lrptc s11opp1ng center . . .
.... I .-~ lor late roodel MZB. 760-86t7 $9001mo great area S10 000 down or leaset new crpt, yrly $625 Avl 810 Center 9"-1-..c:it• t1C~~ BMW, trust dH<l notes Lovely nome on Newport _lstflasttsec 898-3959 option Tom646-8844 now 51 4 J asmine TSL MANAGEMENT
Realtors. 675-6000 or ? 759-9503 Beach wipool S 1750/mo 5 bllo.s 10 ocean elegant 675-49 12 or 754-1792 642-1603
-----644-41'36 cedar & glass 2Br 2'>Bal SEAVIEW 5 BR 3ba view 48d 21/2 ba St600 llL·M·UO MLllllT TISTll FHTlllLLS & family rm Plusn-hke near ~ool and tenms 1 JBo 2 Da s 1200 llSTAIT II ~~111~01 ~Bedr:'11~Bawc0u0sd-ILIFFS IEST 3 Bdrm 2 ba. beautiful lltllt'" laf"flt'•"'t.i new crpts & drps frplc 1 $2800 mo 559.9539 Pash Prop 720_9422 S695 mo Beau11tu1 2 Bo :;,>
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• PCH, H.S 962·111J55 email office, Ptll tlrM ••P n.lplul 553· t I 15 work Comp. Newport :ur~';::ie.,. bllllng exp needed to lakt ordtfl In
Fur; N 8 ore Rent by hr FOUND M/blk/tan Doble; Non amolltr preferred Part tlm9 ceuler counMI· BMch 955-0383 M·F 8 •4PM Apply Senta Ana office. no exp
1 t5 an hr otn.t bull,,... F/·· .... 1 s~"ar,,. crot• Resume 10 P 0 Box ors wanted HelP boy• .. IA&./ ... HPT E ..._...1 131 E H th nee , compeny tra.ln1
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MP· 1nlr Mgr 675-8700
M/Lab mix blk, M/Ttrrlt r CA 926&0 aub1crlpt1on1 on thtlr Sm•ll co $5. p/hr Call •t T™t H°fe After 4. eell Lia • Anderson, 682·6843
blk; Ft Auel ~ tricolor; lllllllNI P•Ptr foutu . Mu11 enjoy 9·3 dally 846-IJ408 co111 or Ray 4-1422 llTllH IAlln _ ·-....... 111 I I f · 11 Newport working with IO-t3 yr Miii IW .... &.Kltchtnl1hlrlngdtllptr· r-11 11rr1o-••11 Avl June 111 731 ·0806 ulll Incl 3 hcl epl/pool,
3Br 2t>e frplc itepe to etc. S330 .move In.
water. tvalt. June 1, 432· 1283 !Mvt mag.
$826. mo. 209 • 111 St. Fem n-amkr 28d 2ba HB
N.8 850-3057 or (213) Cndo nr bch/amtn wtlem
9«-6914 $400/'it utll 893-7102
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Ga.r/lrplc Adult• pref. Hunl Hrt>r. 8.0-8868
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BAYRIOGE CONDO Home In C,M. Sr. ~atk,
Brand New tteured. gated $250. mo. 831·0349 . comm. Pool, apt. 2 Bd. 2 0 30 38 Be, AJC, trplc, 2nd sty F n-emkr 2 • 1hr r overtkg pool $1400/mo N B S325/mo t1tlla1t, ..
Mlekl 644~200 'II ulll avail fJ /21 S44· 7068 Alisa ...., unww .. LIN Furn room/bath Kit a
Spaclou• 3br 2ba on Pvt lndry prlv Young emplyd
bell. Gar. &.11oreoe male only Wilk to apaoe. leaM $2000/mo. M 1 r In 1 S 3 5 0 I mo
Avail Ju!y. 875-7887 493.5474 Dina Pt
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Brand new lux. 2br 2b• Maller 1ult11, ocean vu.
condos, lull Vu, sec. gite, gar Prof Mate n-smkr
gar, lrpl, pool~pa, S825mo. Corte 873-0822 S 1295 /S t41J5 854-8090
-------,.-----,--:-M/F .nr 2Bd 1 '-'Iba HB Prvt olfic. In Smtll IUltt For ltaH Lux apl In apl/Condo, 314 ml tr bch $300/mo New Bldg. So
E/Sluft totally renov 2br $350/mo 963·5416 Co Plza area. Reception 2''\ba. cerpelS. ntW vert· ,...-,,,-,-,,,-,--::-_,,,.,=--,---1c:al bllnda, gH lrplc. pV't M/F 1hr 2 lg Br, 1811 hme, rm S 100 xtra 241-1035
patio, dbl gar w/opener. frplc, lg aundeck, w(d. 3 •CdM dlx 1ult111. AC, amp!
pvt comm. pool w/enter-blks to bch, CdM, $376t prkg, from $450. 2855 E
talnment area Musi see to "1u111s. •It prkng, le111t Coat! Hwy 675..e900
appreciate 675-0068 ror yrly 675-6757 Iv mag.
S 050 wa1erlron1 ofc:s. eltganlly appointment 1. M/F 10 1hr 2Br 2B1. pool, urntshr sclry/reoept
Versallles Studio $600 lndry lac w/lem n/smkr etc or seperate offtc.
2Bdrms $1000 10 $1500 S380 mo NB 831·8623 up 10 800 s/f ~5055
Agt 631-4960 NS.step• to Very rel wkng * 1 MONTH FREE
VILLA BALBOA 2Br. quiet. M/F 1hr 2Sd 2b1 Ouple>C EXCEL LOC-Utll Incl
new crpll & paint, frplc, $395/1150 dep 675-8334 FROM 95c SF & UP
garage, aecurlly, pool, Rmml lhr 3 BO hse 1 blk fr CALL (714). 968-8193
S 1050/mo 840·6190 bch. Mature, resp n-smkr HOIT 1111 WllTll
WESTCLIFF 2 bdrm 1 ba $345/mo 6'6-3391 Waterlt ottice &. lllp1 even
upper, no pelS $680/mo Rm & PV'I study&. share lg 1mmed In Hl-tr•"lc loc.
leaM. S-48-7533 home Non-smkr 112 ml Hurryt 631·8480
from bch $300 1nc1 ulll,
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Birch, Newport Beach Counseling. 1815 So El
$450/mo Agl 541•5032 Camino Real. San Clem
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8.:Ch0 A~mal Shelter Weaunda only. Apply ln Old._ Early tlltlllng hour• GOV'ERNMIENTJ OBS L 1on1. cold llne, Mrvera &. Qood vCWC.? Need your t25 Men Ot . C. M person M-F 2-4pm, 2332 work day11 llt•lble hra S 15 000 • I SO 0001., Addre11lnff Liii M1ln1en· hosts Conclencloua, day• to yourMll? Wt pay W. Cout Hwy, NB Comml11lon only. · · ,r ance W I operate Kty · d A 1 lull time ror part llmt
844·365a aaai-. a.a•ll Call Br~ Em11ey POHlble. All occupallona Punch ind Computer ht1lth orienle ~PJ houri Mull be exp on
Found: Yng male Golden -• -842·4321 ext 206 Call \8051 687•6000 Exl IJAM·5PM 3 days p/wk 225 E H th SI phon11 S6 p/hr alert Atvf CM, nr MtM./San1a Exper take charge at· R-.t690 to ttnd ou1 how Apply PennyNver, 1860 548-7786 55().9480
Ana 642-71.0/955-2000 lllude. Oavs, 408-0224 Nl•l llllT Holl &. Hoste ... , Good Plac;enlla Ave, C.M nursing --------
OS S3 Ulllll IAILY Plln benefit• Apply In peraon MANAGER OHT. ltHI &1111 PIMl Pll'I L · T 00 Reward. Whl 3·6pm Hof 1 Hui RH-Country Club Conv Hosp . Tired of 1lttlng around? No
· Cat, neutered male, 8 40 hr1. S4. Plhr start. Wiii ~~~~~~~~~I taurant. tll850 OouglH. GOYAi lllP nr C M. FalrgrQYnda, making enough money? toe1 ·ea paw 760-8899 train Mr1 C amp, -1 d opening s 9 845.0032 lllml •LP 1r1n• Wt are looklng for an ex· P/T, 7-3:30, 3 30·7·30, mme • · LOST: Cat brown male tor·
101ae shell, ha1 lorn ear.
5126 Vic Talbert • &
Bushtrd. FV Reward
968-5049
H perlenc;ed ·manager lo 3.11 1 t·7 Pleaae call Appt setting, no aelllng Wllll/IAlll Fa Pttlmt, flex hr1. Af,ply otel run our marine canvss M o~. Fr I . 1 o. 5 p M . S&-8 pthr guar. 550·9480
mature person ror hole! In person. Orange Ju lus., RODI SERVICE 1hop Mull have hands 541J-3061 Pllll llLIOITllS gift ... o PIT ..... d 711 E Balboa Bl Ptnln °" eitper. In lllllng, sew-F II
M °'' p, .... n '· Ing & lnalalllnQ marlM H /IYl latk lfftH 7 opening• Part Of u A~~ 1 ~ivr n n .. ~ e1f~. wlll t~~.·?::1~IJ!34 E lllllER canvaa products. Salary Thurs & Fri 9.5 30 Medlc11 time Salary plus bonuses
•.••latU ~·· 4014 Sn.talon Newport. 4545 c ._. c commensurate w/t .11per bckground pref 645· 7870 no lelllng Call 65.8·0323
-~ o ut nwy, dM, The HOTEL MERIOIEN plua "int ......... fits pack· ---between 1-8PM Mon-Fri Ellab Game ending Aft MacArthur, N.B Be st Cl a " ..,.,,.., rg rom • ner1. NEW P 0 RT BE AC H. age. Apply In confidence Pllll Wiil ~~ :C,,1:,W9n3;~~;:1Urn. Wllll/ITIOI OtlTHIAI Southern Cilllornle'• 10 David Chavla, lDYERTISllli 5 Persona needed lor . . ___ FI T exper prel. see _.... 1 1 1 finest new ln1ern1tlona1 l'LIOA Mlllll II 1 Im .. ....,. open ng n ge holel, has an Immediate a .. ARTIST Phone Survey. Salary. no tllfl,!H, Harold, 250 Ogle St. CM Nwpt Bch clolhlng store. opening for a R'oom Ser· llllllWUI selling, no experience
T.D. I tOZI CLERICAL Engllth spkg, e>1per. per-vice Manenar G nee , Mon-Fri 5-9 Sat. son w/rtls Perm. lull ,.... 2700-B Wst Ctl Hwy. rowing dally newspaper 9-1 Santa •na ottlce Have 111 T D's on Land, o c t " CLERI TYPIST lime, w/btneflls Call su~"-alul appltcanl will Newpor1 Beach on lht rsnge 011 Montee 882·5844 will sell w/3 yr option 10 ""'"' •=-D "•01 n .. ds lmanlnatlve pro-Bryon or Ray 644-5070 n1vt previous hotel room EOE .,,..,..,,_ ""' -,. · buy back. Shaws 18% re-M/F/H/V duCllve, tayoul arllst who -i•• RHl llLPH lurn Owner. 631-7777 GREAT WESTERN SAV· UTA lmY lflUTH aervlce experience In • ---------understandsmerch1ndlS· rn -
Widow hll money f~rl INGS. one or Calllornl1's lull llme. Local CPA firm managerial or ·super· IAllnlll llPT. ing. 10 design advertising Mon & Tull 4pm-llnlsh:
TO's, s 10,000/up . No leading llnenclal lnalltu· seelllng lndlv. Prel. acctg vlaory c~paclty. lmmedlell openings for lor a variety ol cllenla Thurs & Fri 9-SPM Occas.
credltv/no penalty 1 •lons,h1s1mmedlateopen-bcl<grnd & knowledge of Pleaae apply 1n person Marketing Dept, No exp Our dlscrlmlnallng mar· iruck driving also. Apply
Denison Assoc. 573. 7311 Ing tor 1 Clerk Typist In computerized ledger sys· Tuesday 9 AM· t 1 AM, nee., comp1ny trains l<et demands quality and P 8 n n Y s 8 v er· 1 660
our Costa Mesa Branch lems. Degree not req Wed & Thurs 2 PM-4 PM $860 per mo Santa Ana Slyle Placenlia~ve, C.M
HtlJ WHIH 5100 This Is 8~ entrv level POS· Send resume or lnlor 10. oHlce. Jettery. 682-5844 Newpaper produc 11on P/T APPT. IETTIRI
-' P.O. Box 915, Sunset llOTEL llEllllEI knowledge helpful Ablll· 6 positions available for * Nmll * lllon You wll learn lhe Beach. Ca. 90742 PO OOH llAllmll/ ty 10 work under dead· appl sellers. S1n1a Ana
Mull have neat cleln •P· various lypea ol loan1, ---------IJW IT I tines a musl Prior news· olhce No exp nee , com·
pearance & gOod driving preparing real Hlate loan llLIYlllY Plllll 4500 M1cArthur Blvd TIUlllll Mii. paper exper an adven· pany trains Salary, no
record OMV repon 11 documents, maintain d• Freew1y Auto Supply, Newpon Beach. CA 92660 Mull have strong back-tage Position 1s lull lime, selllng Mon -Fri 5•9 req. Start at 54.50 p/hr. partment Illes. as w,ell as 26242 Avery Prkwy, ground In newp1per mar-good benefits. salar)' Sal 9•1. Xlnl Income
Apply at 3182 Pullman other general dutfe1. Ty· Ml111on. Viejo. 495-0100 EqualOpportunlly kellng, knowledge ,ot commensura;e with ex• Debbie 662•5844 St c M Ing of 50 wpm la requ'ecs,. ---=-' ..______ Employer m/l/h/v di play adverllalng and perlence Inquiries and · · · UIOtTIYI UOlnUY Hotel sal11; experience In I rain· resumes to Steve p /T AllllTAIT IOOllmll OLllll ~:1.,~!~" an~om~~~11:~~~ General Manager of New-Ing stall Attractive salary Hough, ·Art Director, lor facial salon Mature
Company growth hu re-benefits. For interview port Beach private Coun· Tll lllYlll IUlllllTI & benefits. Send resume. Dally Pllol. PO 80)( pref. 642•49111586•5525 1ulttd In our ec:counls ap""'nlmenl. plea1e call try Club, requires an ex· HOTEL his Immediate aun. Howard Mullenary \560, Cosla Mesa. C1
P*"able payroll & 1111e9 ~ eculive aecre1ary wllh openings for Iha -•••1 Ol&IT 92626 p /T lllYEY Wllll d;part~t• etch having Leticia Tamp1. •Int typing skills & ex-tollowlng positions· iw PILIT IRAllE OIAST 4 Poslllona opened lot
an entry level' clerical (114) 111 4110 perlence w/word pro· llllT AtllT p 0 Sox t560 IHLJ PILOT evening work, Santa Ana opening. Appllcanls • c .. ssor. Edllorlal sllllls are Must be very good "' tll No exp nee we (11 •) 111 •111 1 d·.. 1 1 h Costa Mesa. Ca 92626 330 w Bay St 0 ce. · should have prevlou1 of· ,. .,. a so nee ""'to ass st w I w/numbers. Costa Mesa Ca. 92626 trains. Selar)'. no selllng
flee experience & 10 key compoalllon ol club IHEUL OAlllER Classllled Ads 642-5678 ·----·----Janet, 662·5843 Proficiency a mu11. Res· llUT WllTEll newsletter Successful tO·Key experlcence nee taurant accounting a ••VIII• app1toant mus1beable10 mLm st-II plus. Xlnt benefits & .. ~ converse & deal •"lclenl· n:
working conditions. ly wllh membership ol 2 yrs eicp of supervising
Apply In person : Equal Opp<>rtunlty this e11c1uslve club Work poslllon
Tll JILL y 111111 llO, OUlllO&l In extremely luxuriou1 Mull be bilingual -Sp1n1Sh
17042 Gillette Ave. Part tlme, II lyplng, llllng, surroundings wllh many & Engll1h
Irvine 714/250-0331 ans. phones. 6/hrs 2...J fringe benefits & lop ltllH IHI salary Call for apptm lt-IYl••ll days pl wk SS. p/hr Joan-. John O Hudson. General n -ne 891-3931 btwn 9·3. Mgr. 644•5404 Tues-Sat. 2 yrs exp In Fa S. UULllllPS
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720· 1313
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short tllf'm a.salgnements. _b_r_d_-_S3_oo_m_0_6_45_._2_3_57_ Oriental Cuisines m{'anangful manna. Whal lx•tuns as a ho hh) can be transformed 1nw a
NORRELLINC.752-9108 FILL /TillP&Y Please apply 1n person pa)1ngpropos1t1on Fol·u,on documc:nl\.con1ruet5.,Crea11\n ·onct'PI"
Tues & Wed lrom 9am-t2 and marnage. Virgo pla' s ke\ role Needed for display Clerical PUT/THIE Wiii no ptts Models
open daily 9 I 6. 1 ·st a_ ftaa• 3004 advertising Sales al Wickes Furnllure has OpporlunlllH available
ii.,.iiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii rapidly expanding local openlngl for Part·tlme with the LOS ANGELES dally new•paper.' Ag· Clerlcel Eves &. wknda. TIMES CIRCULATION
gre,slve sell·dl1elpllned Apply In pe110n 3200 Department In our door
~oo~. Thurs lrom TAURUS ( ~pnl 20."Ma' ·20): Prar t1l·al Jppmach aids rn rl·soh rng
pm· pm d omestic drlern(Tla. II d1plomat1c. pclKl' 1'> re~tored to ho nw fronL
Newport Bum No.
880 Irvine Avenue
(at 16th,
645-1104_
IM•• ztOO ~urn rm Npt, mal/M non
• smkr.no cooking. incl ulil.
oool, laundry 760·01 10
NB/WeSlcllff Pvt rm/ba.
Kitch prlv $400/mo 1ncis
u1ll 1st/last · $200 clean-
ing dep 548-08 t3
Hottls,!•ltll 29041
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Color TV free coffee.
heated pool & steps to
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985 N Coast Hwy
Laguna Beach, 494-5294
IUUHIOTtL Wkly rentals now avall 1
$126/wk 4 up 2274 New·1 port Blvd C M 646-7445
SU I SUI LODIE
3026 W Coast Hwy New-I
port Beach refr1g TV
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block to beach Carport I Weekly $450. 673-5198
Oceanfront Balbo~-Penln
2Br & Convert ofc lm-
pecGably malnt resrd Avl
mthly only start June
$5000 673· 7499
OIHll llL Ill
Beautllul offlc. aurte. 700
slit lncls utll/j1nltorl1I S 1090/mo Agt 675-6700
FOUND ADS indtvlduals may earn ex· Harbor Blvd, CM 10 door newspaper sales
ce11en1 Income (salary & --no program. Guarpnteed
ARE FREE comm15s1on) benefits --• hourly wage plus com· and advancement OP· Frnt olc-heevy typlng-prot mission Hours· 4pm to
por1un11y Sales ex · phone manner Appt call 9pm Trai ning i s Call', pertence reQutred, media Debby 645·49 t3 provided Potential to FRHlllTll experience ad11an · earn$300 plus per week.
Hunt1ng1on Beach Prot 142·1111 tageous Send resume to C• Tll&Jlll For an interview. call:
bldg, 4 mo's tree ren1 OU•f CIAIT s1ar1 lmmed Apply In per-957-2361 exl 1204
plus improvement allow· ·--------• ' son. 1797 Newport SI, ---ance 10 qualified pro-IAIU PILIT c.M. IHEUL IFFICI
lessronall 700-1500 Sq Found Cat. male Yng all P 0 Box 1560 PIT. llnanclal business de·
feet at 85~ Call now for blk Balboa island Costa Mesa, ca 92626 for Ad Action sires mature personable
appt L Wells. 835-0618 673-0344 I UT ... El Cal a woman W/good skills for ~ varied duties Compuler A1trac11ve Balboa Pen1n· & kk h 1 t 1 Sltrllt 2922 Sltrlll 2922 sula galle)' is accepting Irv b6J?o2~";f9r e Pu ·
---------1 appllcatlons tor quahhed Daly Piot
Ari Consultant 675-2900 AD-VISOR
DRIVERS Cross counlry
IHHIL IFFIOE
Exper 16-24 hrs. mature
person R E Inv. Co
756-8 tOO Ot 720-8090
llYlll llRIOTI llTEL Rl·mc mocr special ann1\'l'rsary p\1rcha'>t' u1f1 "h1ch reprrscnt~ 1okl'n 18000 Von Karman, lrvlne • . · , C" Equal Qpportun111y Em· o f aflec11on. Health \o\ rll 1mpro' l'
plover M·F-V~H. GEMINI (Ma~ 21-J unr :!OJ· Ro mann'. 11·., ''on1.krful1 But
lllPICTOR rcmC'mhcr to pro tt'Ct ,elf rn lho"c emo11onal d1m:hl'\. Dcfinr term'.'>.
n·luSl' lo gt' l' up soml·th1ng, of' alul' for a ml'rl' "h1c;ptn:d prnmrw
2 yrs eicper wllh a micro· 'I oung n.o·r~on lOUIJ Ix-come 'aluabl~ alh. scope on micro-alee-,.~
tronics Please ca ll CANCER fJune 21-Jul~ 221· f.ocu'.'I 110 rc~pons1hrl11~. \l'nllml"IH
Doreen Plankin ton, rnnrcrn1ng old haunt~ .• 101i4uc<. anti 1ru,tnl friend' Rdnwm~h1p
S.AtC M. afea. gro\o\'i <;trongc:r. \OU get 'uppurt in \Cnturc wh1r h rc4utrl''-l·ap11aL
Scramton Engineering Inc ( apncorn pla\~ role. 979-6373 • LEO (Jul) 2 \.-\ug. 22 , hn1!)h rathl·r than tn111all' prOJl'l L 'I nu
Janitorial/cleaning ha'e time no" to polish. 111 get nJ of wugh l'dgc:~ RC'llCb lx·\1md
PI T eves 8-10 hrs/wk xlnl original ewec1a11onc; People: arl' drJ\o\n lo \OU and \OU"'" h:l\l' a lor student. gd pay, In · · · • Health Club 625-87 t8 "rdcr audtt.'nCl'. -\ne' pla~ \ rule.
-----VIRGO ( \ug. ~~·Sept. 22, Rn,·ard c11ml''\ through llrlg1nal
UlllC&Pf l&lllllH apprnach <itrco;,, tn"cn11venc,s. gc:t 10 hl·an of m:.tttl'f'i. daspla~
needed lull lime In CdM rnden.·iidc:nce of1ho uoh1 and action Rl'latl\C. lung among 1he ahsrn1 Experienced person pref ... ~ .,, Call Sherman Gardena. C'Ould make o;urpnsc '1PPt';Hancc:.
Mon lhru Fri 8 30 LIBRA (S1.·p1. 21-Ckt. 221: 'l)U lc::irn h} ll'arh111g. 1n1u1ll\1..'
GRAND
OPENING
No exp nee CA ltc req'd
MacGregor Yachts
1631 Placenlia C M
am-4pm 673-2268 1n11.·llen '" hnm:J Ill ra1<1r-,harrnl'"· I 1r<.1 rm prn"on~ rrn' l' 1.11rrt'll ['1111"11ilfll~lil6iiill•lll.1iiiiiii•------'---iiiiiiiliiiiiiii•-• .,cn.,l' of d1rcu1on I'> rcsttm·d ~h>nl'\ f'lll IUrr " hrtghl ( ilnl l'r
.\quanu<o person' pla~ mil''>
LAGUNA
SELF
STORAGE
We are finally open!! Many
different sizes ava ilable from
as low as: $40 . per month
OPEN 9a m-6pm 7 Da ys a week
20522 La1una Canyon Rd.
497-6900
( 111 M ile Sou th of El Toro Road
on Laguna Can yon Rd)
HTO IECMHIC
wneel alignment brakes.
lune up Newporr Tire ·
Center. 3000 E. Coast
Hwy, CdM 92625
ltTI llOMAllC
General. Foreign & US
own tools Clean well
equlpt shop 50% comm
Smog lie pret Days 8-5
Larry Hunl Auto Center.
182' tcrguna Canyon Rd,
Laguna Bch. 833-8966 or
494-3322
AITO TIRE IHYIOEIAI
Newport Tire Cenler,
3000 E Coast Hwy, CdM
92625
BABYSITTING Mature
Christian woman 10 sit for
9 mo old Daby 1n our N B
hOme Lite hskppg req'd
01673-6890 E/548-6315
IOOllHPH
Full charge needed for
Video Store Chain Com·
puler knowledge essen-
tial Call lor eppl Video
Trends. Newport Beach
640-47t0
KIDS-EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZES!
AGES 11-14
EARN UP TO $75.00 PER WEEK
Wt no" have I!> ooen1ne~ lot youne ueer
bU•trs 10 secure •uders lor The Orane• Coasl
Oa1l1 P1lol Our crr"s saarl al J JO om and
•o•~ unltl 8 30 om •tr~days On Sarur ja, "''
•or\ a ''"' more !IOurs You ,,,,n u rn many lflps and or11ts atone ••lh rarnina ,our o"" money
lhtrt 1s no dthvrrine or colltclion11nwotwrd
II 1ou arr inlernltd pluSf call M1 [ad
AMA
COO£ (714) 548-7058
SCORPIO (O tt ~ '-'"'l'' 211 1>1' l"r"I~. u1m111un1lJll' P·''
rl'\pl'l'l'i IO one '' ho<.l' lo~ all~ ,., tx·~ ond 4t1l''l 111n 'I ou ·11 ha' l' rc:a,1m 1< 1
cc:lchrall·. populant} 1nneases and \ou·11 rcu't\l' c:xl·l'lknt ne\.I,'>
concerning possible: h ohda) 1ourne~.
SAGITTARIUS (No'. 22-Der 2 1 )' 'I oµ gc:t what ~ ou rt•quc:\t -
hut 'iurpnses are due and plans ma) he re:' l\l'd. ~omcune heh ind 'l'l'nt''
I'> amb1,alcnt to w ard }Ou. K eep gu<ird up. cxprc" \ll'"'> out don'1
c:\pcrt all to agree. Watch for Gem int'
CAPRICORN ( De1. 2~-Jan. 191 Tah· nuth1ng for grantt·d' 1-.l'' ''
10 he anal~1ical Rt.>ad and \.\ort\c. d1gl·~1 1nforma11un. bnng o,ourre
material up 10 date. omco ne "at th1..• wp"' like' ~ ou. ma~ offl·r
pro m otwn . Sag1ttanan plays key role
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feh. IX)· l 11d1y1d11al far lrom hom1·
rommun1catl·~ dt>">1rcs. Be open-mrndc:d without tx·ing gullible. Forn"
on domcs11r11~. fa mil~ conft:renl'l'. plan' Ill cckhra11..· 'f>l'n al
anniH·r..ar}. L 1hra figurl'!> rn sec nano
PISCES lFl'.h. 19-Marl'h 20): .\n<,"1..'r' to perplc\lng prnhll'm'
could com e wh1lt· >OU mrd1ta1c K no" 11. rl'fu'\l' to he 1ntin11dall'd nr
rushed to Judgment. R1'ic abovl' pt.'11) fam1h ddTt•rence<.. l h1ma1e gain
shown 1f you do not dispute financial claim.
IF MAY 30 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you arc much a~'arc of bod'
image. you are art1st1c, creatiw and ha"c tendcnn 10 'IC<lltcr ,ou'r
forces. You seld<.1m arc in1erestcd "'o ne '>UbJCCt o r i>crson at a 1"1me
Genlln1. Sag1t1artu'> natives play tmponant rolc!i 1n your life. 'I ou an:
emerging from a period of confusion Y ou r an no"' rcH'rse lo!>sc~ and
you will be m ore !>Ccure emotaonall~ and financrall~. In J une. 111\c:
d ominates and }OU have rare opponuntt} fo r ··'iccond t'hanrc:· Ki•,
days wall be the 9th. 18th and 27th.
U•ertl1ia1 a.en 1A•t• ltt1Rla1 1carra1ry la,.nl•t 1 ... ,.11 •••N Clt1alat Imai p lal
CLEANING INSrDErOUT Expert ca:oentry SlfVlce O&R ELECTRlt 842-9979 ------------'"""'!'•-.---.... ---1·-'""""""""'""'""'..,.lll!-.,_.----11111 .......... ~~ .... ----------· 1··'·"--"------
$2 17 Per day I
l!'clds Paste Waxing $65 Aeoa1r-Aemod'l·Add1t1ons Lie & Insured eleclrl· TIE 111111111. Hs~~1:MtND6A~~E A~nL~ Miil Plllll'I ITUYIH Ollllll PAINTER NEEDS WORKI PIUl/IUl/PSYOllC
• Mike· 642-2043 Doors-etc 548-4980 Clans 1/2 Price Service Lawn a Garden Malnt. 531-5579 Pat or We msg. Home. OfflceCleanlnga ITIMm llYlll OI, lnllE•t. celllngs, relln ceb Pasl/preaenl/luture
That's ALL you pay ror ' BUILD OR REPAIR call Free est Aes1d'I, wllh a dllleren<:e All work Cooking Service 960•6253 Orange Co. Orlglnal 26) yrs exp · work guar Advice on 111 matters
3 llnt1 30 davs ll~flitli11 wans stairs. railings Comm'I, lndusl I .. 283767 by men. college trained In ONE CALL DOES IT ALLI QUALITY&. SERVICE Student Movers ln1ured Davis Painting 96'·3837 Diane 650-2758
rn 1he f R<'5UND THE CLOC1<f doo•~ windows. moldings Lic'd Electrlcoan Quallly landscaping Mow, edge, We fix 11. break 11, buy 11 SPECIALIZED CLEANING Lie. T 124_.36. 6' 1-8427 PAINTING/PLASTERING
DAILY Mon-Sun F T ..P1T Don 962-8202 work in your home/office trim & clean-up1 free est or haul It 548-5009 Lynn 541J-1953 NEW Warehouse Storage Specl1lizt In Insur. repair Tilt
Pat19nt-Haa1thy En•1ton Complete patios Covers Reas Br11n 669-0337 Very thorough, good rela, CUSTOM TlLE tn11a11at1on I I 989-2120 --llctbond 9fi3.1843 Chris
PILOT I • 0-7yrs 722· 104, • Decks Concre1e INalk· NEWtREPAIR Quallfy No Mellculou1 Jap1neie gar: RaallaL d5!8~8n0d"a8boler&55•2~95r21t2nce ••1lc Ltt11a1 Ralph's Painting Lie TeU Quallty Work. Guaranteed.
LOVING MOM w111 care tor ways Btocll walls Room I fobs 10 small re11onable ~a~~=~·oexl~~.~~~~4~~1~; 1~H""Xl"lu""L~-•1J"'o"'V"!'!EP·•R•e"'U"'o"'V"!'!EP" .. " Plano leiaon• 875.8835 HIE llT 141-1111 Free Eallmatn 842-5896 SERVICE ' ~our child With •ois Of ad1fns 15yr eKp 646-4834 Free est ' llc'd 63 1-2345 ---Furniture, Tr11h, Trees ..... It.. Salon d• Mualque ------nu. lllHIY1 ...
LC 63 ~5009 c M ONE STOP HOME ANO RESIO/COMM'UINO 26 0 c. Seal Gardener We ---963-5415 NORM 52vr §.lei Rep rtnd fr s F Lllll A. Zecchini, B.A. ••gri• a repair All ty~. Outllly
DIRECTORY Mother wlll babysi! tn her COMMERCI AL MAINT yrs Do my own work Uc cdaennldngo n~8°19~0\.l1• rt gta~-LT HAULING · MOVING 11 .,,. NB 1"' a Gl'"e TLC -C f Free nl Lie 1·23•"' C APE TR 72 0736 ......, v 5 " v... .,yr .. MUl lc L ... ona. oflege F THtNG INTERIORS .. ., c M home Mon-Frr days A N y 4 • 27804 1 Al 6'6·8 t26 - - -Garage 4 Yard Clnup1 hM/plant1/pel1·you lvl Prof, your home Speclal· HANGING/STRIPPING CALL TOOAYll
All FOii LOii
Your Dally Piiot
Service Directory
Reptttenlatlve
142·4121 Ht. lff
only 548-5061 anv11me Ortenlal Carpenier re-Qulllty L1ndscape Srvs Jon 845-8192 835-81t10/870-1335E IV women Kids tool Eva VISA-MC 873_1512 Tat9fiq
n"odehng lrench doors, ftaciat Milnl. cleanup, trees, NEED A HOUSESITTER? 547-3524 or 499-3843 l-P!"'l••·""·lll''!!lllll!...,•l'lll'll-j l1IAl1, li1cai111 A So11 eit 494-0305 ••Ornamental Iron. aprklr Scolt, 404-0708 Pref rnr btwn escrows Expert Wallcoverlnili\ ALL SUBJECTS-AGES
• I • .1 S . Tl T ltalt Clt1aia,1 • itallallon. Rea1. Con1ull· S15. High 10 program
• .... trYICH Repatr -Ooors·Alteratlona gales. fences, security, u l WllO&PI ROBIN'S clEXRIRd nd• plaot now. Wiii wdlch ·······w anl A11fgnmnl 581 ·8590 851 ·9804 M&M 842-9033 Dial OM Prol'I Porceiatnt Rtmodel-Panel·LOCkS·ftc repairs & serv 533-t714 Main .. gen cln·up, tree pell. do Odd Jobe. Reis
Flberglau Rellnlshrs. Ille-Winoo11w Fen(',es·Cabtnet FENCE REPAIR New 4 trim, exp 20 yra 631-3086 SERVICE 1 throoughiy 1upplled. D1n Laalty fiNE PANTING By Rich· NORMS WALLCOVERING RETIRED Math TEACHER
135 rse pJ 6420567 cleanhOUH 540·0857 CFPICCIM.478-3175 11dSlnor 18yrsol~t PY ALL KINOS FREE EST lutorl? math·•ll arNI· •--------•!Sink tuba JO yrs 859-9656 Y • erry • old Wood. chain llnk Take pride In a .... aut lawn CBES p ••• "" .,.. H r.enl g ea ...... a ou1tomer1. Lie. 2 44 LIC•330986 780-7211 rep. -v·t 1.., Aetlrf!d Bldn Contractor-Free eat Greg. 1183-01 18 /garden Ltt U1 laka Cart OUMC n • r,...., .......... Th k y I ...,., 4 l14
Ac1a1t1tl1 c.m.1•
Exqultlte Xcou11Jc1 •
sprayed or remove Dry-
wall Flep1ir1 847. 790 t
... • a. C " c ,...... uphot11-... windows. etc ''iiiiiiiiii~jiij .. lmii!jiAo----an • ou ,,.,... r • lrt Aen"odeltng 4 Small Job• ompl wllly melnt """""". -·, 'comPI. (:ndecape s;:; •WE GALS SHOULD•
;OPENED MAY t • Reas lied 645-6458 llrllf DMt ltP1lr scape. sprlnkltt rpalr, r• II,.,. lllllt fl 1·1111 No job too amalfl Alford· RAINBOW PAINTING •HANO TOGETHER• TZ!ti!a ltmct
I e .. met -- -landaea,.. 545·8287 sit 5 * HOUSECL" •NI...,. Quallly II our pol~ 775·4243 ANYTIME L Typ1:18=!1!! Board 4 Care Home lor ar;I ct AutomatlC Operator Selel _ .. -~ m.o abte pnces, lie 848-11 180 6.,,, •••6 EFF "' ~·-• El ... b II ..... T .. 10 .,., • ...,.. J Lie .. Tran--rl-No Ob 100 8"" the dtrly Happy home, & Service Hardwtrt .,.,. Y rea a.,.. n -.,... ·w
atmosohere wllh 101, Of CAR ETREPAIRISER~ placement Speci al I • Reis 761-9775 ..... ..!I. , 1STCLASS PAINTING C111Annt846-fJ233
TLC 5•0-• 10, Kathy Free 191 Labor gutr d Thursday• 642-3490 ... ~ .. • ....... • .. •-,......i'l'PIP'l'I" Home 1 Office CIUlllnQ-1'8"M"ie""k"woflf'IM"R ... •s•m-el"'i "'lo .. b-1 1n11exttpaper1ng/ctblnet1 Pl1•~la1 LlotnNd Typing Service
A••1Uta1/lt•t41U1 . J~.x..,6!5-32,74 Ernie.Av XWlA AXRDYQXR By JODI Pl .... call for N°twpott, Cott• ~.... rennllfled. wt. t11-S2t4 24"'a•111-1111 Tr1necrlbe·NO Job too BIO
- -ldl!!Jlal Ct•tal acrttt lar•nlfl Carpentry, fencing. win· free "llmltt. 842·1748 1"'1ne Atl'I 875-3 l7$ CUSTOM PAINTING •A Full s.rvtet Plum~ Call Anne 845..e233 .a.6blJ'S•Btdg•Car!*ltry a ---dOWI, plumblr1.Q, marltte, ----2,. y ~5vrs0c•309152 bond ~O ISW1 AI ltlf> P/R Dr1vn1ys o1tlo1. pathl, • Ill tubencl.heullng,etc HOUMCIMnlng avaH can 1&1111YllTllll "r1 Llc•403941 lna'd IOOOl-IC>•·hMtlngrepalra
tree ell '"''" $48-2719 All Qtr State/Fed reports etc No JOb 100 1mall Top1>9(1/removed Cletn· And Yet J .. u. I• Lord evts aft 8PM Rtferene.. New a reoalr ""typet =:.:~~~r R~~~T DRAINS CLE R From 15 .. •.11_1_ .................... __ •• ~~.ra8:~~.;;;k ·up & de-Reas Mickey 538-0553 up. new lawn• 75 1•3478 111<: ir30405) 836·8244 av all 642.e273 9eclcy Quality Low prlOn Fauce11, 0tspo1a1, H .. t41f, Andy'• WiRCOYerlng. ln-Dr~.11 --- -HOUH L-... 1 .. HouMt, of-LIC 631·2345 DAN SALYER PAINTING 851·H04 MlM &42·9033 •tall a rtmOYe, '''° ln-A11la1lt Clean Upae Tr" Tr imming DECKS·FENCES·PATIO ..., LIC •426924 1erlor p1lntlng 548-4013
Parklnn x, .... Rep1lrt c.~ .... ••lii11 VRYwXLL TXPIRd Yard Melnt •"11ullng Covert. Replace Repair, floes a condo's. CINnlng "''' Call Anytime 964-2017 Expert Servloe & Repair -.... s 'llll"l•Pl'!"lll!.-.P"""'fl!·"'"""'~ AllTIJl.IUtHIAcouatlc• MIKE650-3283 10ytarae1Cper 754-1820 eicpe(tl 241•7403 .... _. ... ______ ..... __ -32yrS••P Attld'l/Cdmm ....... c~-J R .. urrec1ng. t11IC01tlng CABINETS & CARPEN· Plus lnl g hi Palntln G CLE NING •I· 1 .... ..,.* GLASGOW PAI TING Lie #.409035 9f4·8919 j .. 11
Rooting Repair• 631·4 IOO TRY Small fobs, repairs FrM e•I l(evln 873· 1~3 Complete Clt•n·UP. gen'I Eleclrkl-Plumblng·Orywall IT'S SPRIN A CLEAN & EXPERT lnt/E•t 30 ~,. axper ' 11160a Win w .. hlng
Aepelrt rttllr'I (SLUAAY lrH eet1m1tt1 846-2003 metnt, lrM trimming. lrH Service O< R.mOdel All • TIMEI $Call now lor 0 \l'tr 25 yMl'U•perltnct _ rtf'I. &42·5214 , L J Spring Cleeinlng Specltl
MIX) 0~1 wOf'lc hvy roller Custom-Cabinets bara lftctrlcal ffll Mauro. 831~4097 work lnl'd Tom 8'41 · 1292 Spec:Ulill*" Lie T 0 11_e._••22_e ~0.1353 INT/EXT 20 y..,.. bper _ge .. n fJ03 lltlt>oa 81 873-3135
FREE eat Parking lot. Apt ~ctHI. wall un111. Pllllll llfii'ii Lawn a Garden Service, •GEN HOME REPAIRS .--....... tt ABC MOVING t Average Room 129 • me· ·~-.... Window Weaning S«Vtc.
eompl• 1pec1a1111 gd ""' crown mo4dlng a finished Ouallty work, tr" "1 RMaon1blt 9 yr1 tllO Paint Drywall. catpen1ry ....,...,_ Oulell MrtfUI T 13'04 terlel Smlll IOf>e wetc:ome ttP , JS Soecllil. Re .. ontbte, rtlltbte I
Joe &45 089 7am 9om c•tpentry •M-0394 U25513 988·7401 M ... Area 845·5 t33 ttc Gary 845-5277 PTL Ml-•tH ¥ TH-1111 LO AATES. 552-0410 642-0442 •67~2495 831-3,.18• reftrttneiet 83 t-4871
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h•• en lmmed. e>p9nlng
ror a ~tlonl1t. Fronl
office ~ranee, 111,,1
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Competltlve Hlary &
benetltl. Pleaae cell
Gayle, 714/851·8200
Restaurant
Hot1l l1ritli1n
ll1w19ort l11ch .
ta looklng tor quelltled ap-
p11ca111a to ftll the follow-
ing poattlona In our
tcltchen:
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Equal Opportunt11
Employer
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Excel SS. 675-2335
SIOllnAllY-EXEC
Pioneer Comm Mortgage
Banker nds sharp. neat.
accurate person Com-
petitive salary Fringe
benefits Wordstar exper
essential Resumes only
to George Elkins " 2
Corporate Plan. NB
92660
SEClln&RY
Interior Design olllce
Good typing & phone
skills Salary based on
exper S 1000-$1300 mo
556-8080
SECRnAllY ·LE Ill
Probate exper perm PIT In
New~~t B~ch 6,73-7126
IEOllETllY/llEOEPT ••••· 5535 Baby Blue & Gold McCaw
Surgloally sexed mate
Very Tame S 1200 with
cage 750· 1790 Iv msg for A E Property manage-
ment firm in Corona del
Mar Front olllce appear-
ance. etllclent telephone Aali~HI 6010 House full of plants, $5-
sk llls Typing req. Knewl-~;p;;-~--.,-.. --~-$35. Blk/wht 19" TV.
edge of word procedor lOO r old Oak Dining w/stand $25' Stereo
helpful Full Oma Exper Room Set w/4 ladder Spkrs $50 bth Oak
req. N-smkr pref Call back chairs S675. Oak Desk & Chr $50
Maryanne at 675-4900 Rocker S400 675-4903 675-4903
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4 l l11111a1e
4S Parro1
46 Stronq drinl\
4 7 Beach , esor 1
48 Tlloughl
49 Wll11C'Y
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s~ Cradle
S5 Saturn s m.ile
11 12 13
DIM·ES
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LINE
WANT ADS
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
PRIVATE PARTIES
s.11 your Items for S50 or Jess In
our f•mous DIMES-A-LINES pub·
1111>«1 Heh S•turday In the Daily
Pilot.
DIMES-A-LINE •ds must be
p,.._pa/d so m•ll or bring them into
the Delly Piiot offlce. Be sure to
/nclud9 your phOM number or ad-
drea In your •d. have a price on
Meh /twn & no •bbrevfatlons.
Sorry, no oomm«"CJ•I ada, garage
,.,.., PfodUO.. pl•nt• or anlm•lt
.,.. ecoeptable.
DEADLINE:
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'7J 450 SE Slvr w/blk rnl.
hi m11age but xlnt cond
$9000 84 1-3283
'74 450SL light blue.
sheepskins mags auto
t r ans $1 6 000 ,
786-5303. 85 7 -6720
Ptncllt 9157
118 §14 2 O red blkllnt 911
whls, perelll s. loaded
S5950 631-3196
:So Coupe 911 sunroof.
blk/blk 34K m1 $22.500
Cell Westport 6•5-6272
CHICK
IVERSON
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AUDI
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S.lo a S.rvlrt
CHICK
IVERSON
H S f' Co••I Hwy
Nowp011 IJ•ech
675-0900
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·82 CA Al. 6cyl. all pwr
stereo tape gauges gd
cond $6000 646-5669
Oiil •• ~. 9327
83 Cutlass Sup Sta wgn
tully loaded "<e.,.. '"es only 29K mi r111s car s
very sttar p' $880<' g S
979-3376 wknO 640,: 'Jfi
Pliiiiic 9335
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Pt.ellC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS "":-• ~ FICTITIOUS BU .... 11
NAME STATEMENT r• • ~1a1eme"t .. u hied ' NAME STATIMIENT
""e •011ow1ng pe•~Cl"q i·~ -. •· "t' t,.C>;•'" ,,.,.at Or The 1011owino oetsons are
doing Ous•ness 115 611~ E-""°"f' , .~ "" ""'' 10 001ng O<Js1ness as SIMPSON l 4• Sa•e• .... ~~ • s ENTERPRISES 1030 w
Street Cos1a Mesa .., • F2711G113 I MacA<tt>ur BlvO "143
9262£. :> t , ... • "'• 1• ~" oas! Santa Ana CA 92707
w.11.am C Bake• ,4~ 011 , "'" • \•~· • • 19 41e,anoer Witham StOltt
Bake• SllHI Costa i.•e<-• · • "' •011~ '03(' "" Mac.,nllur BlvO CA 9~6:!€ I\ 8'' = '• 1 .:;9nte ""a CA 9270i
1(4,>00e11 ~ Sn·,..0501 ,,. l>au1& u)u StOllZ 1030 W
Bai..e· St•H• ... o sra Vf'sa MllC NOTICE "'a .., •• ,,.,, 8 1•0 ~ ,.3
CA "• 6:'6 Sanl J .i."a CA 92·0·
•,. \ l>Ul "'f'5S 5 CO" FtC TITIOUS BUSINESS ·., ~ Ovs•nt'ss 11 CO"· ""''~ !l\ a 11ene•a Oi " lltAMf STATEMENT oucteca. >iuU>ano ano wtle
"e 'S"·O ··• •, 'Cl... ~ "'Sl'"' • ~ 4.1e•a"Ot'H w StOltz
l(;.ondeil c S1mpJO" ,,,, •\I C\ui • f'S.. •• • .... s s ar•Metll was flied
.... s s1e1eme,.1 .. as • •f'<l , ·,. Af, .. ' ' ' • ' " ~ •r "•@ Cau1>r. C•k of Of.
"'1" '"f' C.:-vn1~ Cltlf~ r• "l• Si>.i • • " ~:t--• 11 ~" """"" on May 22
""9" cou,.,.,. o" "'"" -~ ·~s· •<ltl" B tt'• • r P• "' • • " ' P"21'11•1
F27..a2 ~ 1' '"'" "' ":' ""'' r ~"f'O Ot anoe Coast "'"!:' Sllf'\l 0• 1"'9f' C OAS\ Bf'~ .. " .a ':~.at <I \ P C' l\Aa, 29 June 5
:'lit .. D1101 Ma\ ei ~ i; i9 -~ ' • ..J' ,...,.,.. •u ·as1..
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W-818
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aru~(I> m.;n'1io '' \Ae .. 111e" PUBllC NOTICE Mt.IC NOTIC£
\
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.. D8 Oran~ Coa.!!__OAIL Y PILOT/Wednesday. May 29, 1985
PORATION ACCORDED SHl'.ARSONI AM!AICAN
JULY 1 1980 IN BOOK flt8JC NOTICE EJCPRESS ESCROW COM· Bl<lt 0t olferl to be In writ Dt1111•tc NOTICE t>lilr •no •• IO<:aled 11 572 OCSAN WWW 1366 I PAGE 1813 OF OF PAN a o.lawara OO<PQt· Ing and w4lt be r-~ II .--SI Clair Co.11 M... CA KHOOl DtaTMCT FICIAL RECORDS NOT1CI TO 1 I 1 0 n the l lO<Mekl ottic. at any 92626
MMe I....... PARCEL 1 CQDfT0..1 O' SHEARSONIAMERICAN llme aNet the 11111 Pllbll Tille OrTd-:!~o OR The Bulorled name uaed
Huft ....... IMcfl, EASEMENTS AS SUCH IUUC T"AHlll" ElCP~ESS INC e Delawatt tellon her.or and otrott 1403839 TS 1788 Rttertn by 581<1 1111n1re10ts at said c .......... 1 EASEMENT~ ARE PAR (hcL .,., .. ,01 co+p0r1111on and GARY M dlle of Nie c• 12-8501.()()12 loclltOn IS
LEGAL NOTICE TICULARL Y SET FORTH IN U.C C ) ~EST tnd1vtdui lly and Dated th•a 18th Olly or NOTICI Of: lh1t Nod bulk 1r1nt11r 11
NOTICE INVltJ~G THE ARTICLE ENTITLED Not~ II '*lby given 10 dbing t>ullntU undw t.c Mey l985 TitUITll'I IALI! lnh1nde<1 to ~ conaum
BIOS EASEMENTS OF THE Gfed1tor1 or 1n1 Wtfhln Ullou• t>utineu name of Weftdttl .., .... fHCllllOf YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T meted II lhe Offlee of Call
NOTICE IS HEREBY DECLARATION OF COVE· named lranaf.,Of(&) th411 I PREMIER DEVELOPMENT of Iha WMI & l etate of Mtd UNDER A DEED OF TRUST lornt1 S.at ESCfow Inc 234
GIVEN that lhl Boaro OI NANTS CONDITIONS ANO t>ullt transl., IS lbOUI 10 be AND PREMIER DEVELOP o.c.o.nt DA TEO 8129/84 UNLESS E 17th Street Suite '17
Trull-or 11"9 Ocean vi... A Es T RI c TI 0 N s RE made on peraonal pt~ty MENT • C111rorn1a l>u&lness PubllllHIO Or1nge Coasi YOU TAKE ACTION TO Costa MIH Celllorrua
School 011trl(;t or OrlnQI CORDED IN 8001( 12305 hereinatltt dMCrll>ed an11ty Oertndant 01tt1y PllOt May 21 23 29 PROTECT YOUR PROP· 92627 on Of after Noon June
Counly Hun11ng1on Beeeh PAOE 746 ANO RE RE· Tile names tnO llome ad c ... No li85 ERTV IT MAY BE SOLO AT 12 1985
CelllOfnla Wiii rlClelVI bt<ls CORDED IN BOOK 1237 I dreues 01 lht lnltnded CV IM 1843ER (MCX) WTh 812 A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU Tn1s bulk lranr;r., 18 •ul>·
10 purcl11M t r•lrtgerated PAGE 327 BOTH OF OF tratlslerors are M1.11n1 SUMMONt NEED AN E)(PLANA TION )Kt to Caltlorn11 Unllo1m true~ Sidi wlll ~ tecelved FICIAL RECORDS ANO ANY ~' tnd Wilham Berg« ON , .. IT OF THE NATURE OF THE Co1 mmercial Code Sacuon
up to t>ut no later then AMENDMENTS THERETO 2 Paisons •48 Coate AMlNOfO CC>Wl.AINT Ml.IC N()TIC[ PROCEEOINOS AGAINST 6 08
10 00 am June 6 1985 at UNDER THE SECTION Mesa Calllorn11 TO THE ABOVE NAMED YOU YOU SHOULD CON There 11 no cons1d8'atton
the Adm1n111ra1ton OlltC4! Of HEADINGS IN SUCH The IOGllllOn In C11ilorn1a DEFENDANT(S) You are NOTICE TO TACT A LAWYER uyer IS accepltng bUtlnest
lllld SC'1ool dlS1rl(t 16940 B ARTICLE ENTITLED AS of the C'119f uecutlvfi Office nert t>y summoned and re-CONT .. ACTO... On 6113185 at 1 t 00 AM '"I~ o l rePOS88SSIOn for a Street Huntington Beac'1 FOLLOWS RIGHTS ANO or Prlncipel business OlllCI qu,,ed lo serve upon CALLING fOfl 1101 FllRST AMER SllCuted debt
..Cal1t0<n1a 92647 al wl11Ch DUTIES UTILITIES ANO of tne 1nten11M transraror II w y MAN BA u T z ER School District NEW ICAN TITLE The name and llddreu of
'1m1sa1do1dswlllblOP8ned CABLE TELEVISION none ROTHMAN KUCHEL & PORf MESA UNIFIED co OF LA/aCaltlorni,cor 1'1e person Wtth w'1om
and rHd tn llCCOrda(lCe With SUPPORT SETTLEMENT All Other business names SILB~RT Thoma..s R SCHOOL DISTRICT poraiion as ,,,. duly I P Claim~ may be hied IS Cail
rt&IC NOTICE
'ICTITIOUI IUatNlll NAMI ITATIMINT
Tne roiiowtng 1>1<ton1 •••
dOll'lg bullr\ffl ••
WORLDWIDE tMPOR r
EXPORT 10 Sh0o1tng St r
Irvine CA 112714
Ivan Accan11111 10 Shoot
1ng Stat Irvine, CA 927 14
lh1t bu11n1t1 11 con
du<:ttKS by an tndlVl<lull
Ivan Accantelll
This Statement WH 11141(1
with the County Cletk ol Or·
ange Cou111y on May 2:?
1985 ,m, ..
Publ1S'1ed Orange C08SI
Daily Piiot May 29 June 5
12 19 t985
W·821
s~1f1cattons now on hie '" ANO ENCROACHMENT and addresses us.cl by the Malcolm PC Bid Oeltdllne 2 oo o clock potnttd Truatee under and lorn1a Best Escrow lt1c 234
1 .ftle oNICe of se1d d1s111ct COMMUNITY FACILITIES intended transreror w1111111 P11in1tlf s a1t0tney whose pm or rhe 13 day 01 June pursuant 10 Deed 01 Trust E 17th StrHI Sulle 118 Mt.IC NOTICE
Gou
HowuD
HBDY
Fuzzy's advict
forget hoopla,
enjoy the g~m·
All items pro1vtded EASEMENTS ANO PAI three years •ast years last a'ddress is 4100 MacArt'1ur t985 Recorded on 715184 85 Costa Mesa CA 92627
lhrougn '"'' btd mu,1 meet I/ATE STREET LANDSCAPE PHI '° lar as Mnown lo lhl Boule~a•d NIWPOrt Beach Place of Bid Receipt Document no 84 276368 Alln Patti McCormick end FICTITIOUS IUllNlfi
411 appltcaDte teoeral state MA 1 NT EN A N C E AN o intended transferee are CA 92660 Purchasing Dept 2985·B o r Offlclal Record Sin the OI the last day ror 1111ng claims NAME STATEMENT I 111" /odlt r '' or'll 111 thdx·st·llh·d pln r
on thl P< 1 \ tourh) l.1m.ano~~thrcountl) 111nd local codes DRAINAGE OVER COM same an •n-r to 1he com Beat Street Costa Mesa CA lice 01 lhe Recorder 01 Or t>y any cre<111or shall t>e June The following persons are
T'11 Board of Trustees re· MUNI TY F AClllTIES The name(sl and nome Id· plaint w'11ch 11 herewith ser Pro1ec1 ldent1llcation ange County Celllorrne e)" 11 1985 which IS lhe bus1 doing busrntss H I It' t .Ill ·lrl'l .1111 tudt: .ind nl'\ N ..a>-dtc pin·
along w11h hl'u>ngt:n1.1ltt) mal.l' htm a
m.trl.l'U m.111 on lhl cour't
n dress or t'1 1 d-"' ecuted by STEVEN M AA SECRETARIAL SER serves 1ti1 rtgnt to re1ect env .-ARCE.. J e in en "" t•ans Yed upon 'you wtlhln 20 days Name HANOBAl..l COURTS HARHJNIAN A SINGLE ness day before rhe con
and all bl<IS ano 10 watve EASEMENTS OVER THE lertets) ate Dolores A alter SlrvlCI or lhtS sum· AT NEWPORT HARBOP MAN WILL SELL AT PUBLIC summation date specified VICE 6308 West Coast
any 1rregu1ar1ry 1riere1n LOTS OWNED BY SUB Moore 244 I W ltncoln mons upan you 1"cluS1ve ot H S A C at>ove Hignway ~ewport Beacn
OCEAN l/llW SCHOOL JECT OWNERS FOR HiE ::33 Anaheim C11t1orn1a 1'1e dav of 11rv" 11 bou fall Place Plan1 are on Ille U TION OT THE HIGHEST Dorl• Boehm Al Yin CA 92663 /udk rpl.tHd 111 th<' ( rn'h' "iouthl·rn a1
I n ind 11a ... 1( ( hllorl' ht rl'.rlhl·d~tantatu
1111 thl· m.1J1H 1uur H l ha' ,1 ltt11l' .td' 1n· fort
.1' \'r .1gt gol kr -lor L"H[\ l>llt: pla) 1 ng t hl'
gam('
Th t h ' -BIOOER FOR CASH (Pl ' L II l Hood 2326 DISTfllCT •)' Sh•lla PURPOSE OF EXERCISING • t e prope<t'y 1)8(11 10 00 so ~udg nt y de Purchasmg Dept 2985 B able a1 l•mt or sale I wl'I 8oehm Gene Faulatlck In· es. ynn E ... rc111, ci.rtt of the Soard THE RIGHTS OF GRANTEE nent her110 •S descnbed 1n rault w111 t>e teken against Bear Street Costa Mesa CA 1 in a u tended Tr1n11er .. , Broadway L<>ng Beacn
of Tn111-HERE•N AS AN ENFORC 9enera1 as S1oc1o in trade you lor the 1111111 d&<llanded 9?626 money 0 tile United Stat8' Dated May 22 t9~ olorme 908Q3
Put>ltsned Oran9<i Cpast ING OWNER AS SUCH ft.(tures equipment and In me tompra1nt NOTICE rs HEREBY at THE MAIN ENTRANCE PubhSl>ed Orang(r Ooast T'1tS business lb con Oatl~ P1101 MB• n 29 1965 TERMS LOTS ANO EASE goodwill Of II cert111n On Sall DATE MAR 28 1984 Gii/EN ltiat the above TO FIRST AMERICAN llTLE Oetly Polo! May 29 1985 ducted l>y an ind1v10ual . I Bee d w INSURANCE COMPANY l I L H MENl RIGHTS ARE MORE r 81'1 tne r0t Put>ltc LEONAM> A lllOINAN named School 01s1t1ct or Or LOCATED AT 114 EAST W 833 es ie ynn 00<!
OCEAH VIEW ICOMPLETEL v DEFINED Premises buS1ness eno "CLl"K· ay: Cl\arte. Welti, a"9&County Callf0tn1a act FIFlH STREET SANTA T'11s statement was filed
SCHOOl DISTIUCT ANO OESCR18EO IN THE localed II 2820 W Ball Deputy Ci.rtt (SEAL OF ing by and lllfough us Gov ANA C ----------1w1th IM County Clerk ot Or.
11'40 a Str"I CUSTOM LOT DE CLAR Road Anahe;m California 'THE COUlllT) erning Board nereinarter re-1 A 927o 1 1111 nght PUBLIC NOTICE ang11 Courlfy on May 22
HunUngton .. ech A TION RECORDED IN Tne BuSlnHs name uSld Pubhs'1ed Orange Coast !erred to as DISTRICT w111 111 e and inte•est conveyeo l965
I 111gt•1.ill tht• honpl.1 (.1h11u1 thl" l)t.'rll·Ct
''"n~) f 1nJ j '>tafllC thjt \\Ill k 1 \ UU h1t thl'
h.rll.ind~woul .tndl'nJO' 11
Cellf la 9*7 I by sa 0 I a Sf D to and now held by II undet FICTITIOUS IUS F2nt43 , ea!~" NOTt<:.E g~fi~ l~30~e~~~~: 1~~6 1oca11~n ,; nTH~C::!v~R~1Z s a;i~ Pi'~°,;5May 22 29 June ;~~·~~eu~b~v:~~r:U.~:· sa•d O&e<I 01 Trust '" lhf NAME STATE~;~~s Pull11sned Orange Coast • * * NOTICE INl/ll NC. • N E O INN 1 property situated tn sa10 Tne foilow1ng n..rsons are Daily P1101 May 29 Jun~ ' ... v AM N M E N T S w 807 sea ed O•ds lor t'1e award ot County Caltlotnia descnb ,.v " " BIOS
1
THf RE 1 o fnat sa•d bulk transl er ,, a contract lor 1'18 al>ove pro lloing business as 12 19 1985
• t ,,
''nl ••I lht htg 'lllll''' '1t11 ll \11l lhl P·"' tv..
" 1" 1111 tlw P<' \ wur11J" hll n lhl' rl." of
\1.1rUl \k,11<1.1gr,1du.tll1tl \l1.,\t11n ll'Jtl
ll1ghJnd I 11ng 1-kalh ~I.Ill'
w 822 NOTICE IS HERES• MAY BE ALSO KNOWN mtendeo to be consum J8CI ing the land !herein THE A OVER TIS I NG G E C1ff PARCEL A ET 0 r' 1,'~st~s'~~11111;~c~~~·e,e~ ~!a1.~~ c"':rbonne Newport ~~~w''.~~e 8;;,e~f ~~~~ ,,,:·~~a~:11,1~:,,~1:i:e•;:ve1n A LEASEHOLOINTEREST ~tree"': .. ~;3 Je~:ortB~~~n ---P-U8-l-IC-N0--T-IC_E __ _
S I D 0 4 S G S IN ANO TO THAT PORTl01'1 CA 92660 cnoo •srr•cl Of rangel 111 c1 Slleet dOd•ess or ve utte a"ra Ana PUBLIC NOTICE and snall ~ opened ano OF 0 CCou1 .. nry Hunlington Beacn common cresigna1oon ,, Caillorn11a JOran~e C
9
oo
8
nty pubhcly read aloud ar the THEL ~E~~~ BT~~~~ F ~~ Wilham Lynn Bryan 11
8 .. orn1a will receive D•ds snown above no warranty ,5 on or 111e1 une ,4 I 5 Notice of lale above stated ttme ano SHOWN ON A MAP THERE Surfside Cour1 ~ewpor1
10 lease On Line Real Time given as 10 ,15 completeness T'11s t>ulk translM IS sub of RMI end place OF Bch CA 92663
CSom
1
puter B TeleprocflsS•ng or corrll<!inessi 'cect to Callfocrnta USnllorm ~Property Tnere wtll be a ni a deposit 30 R~~Ocf~EO, ~N ~~ii< This business 1s con
ya ems ids will be re Tne beneltc.iary uroaer said ommerc1al ode ecrton al PrlYete a.te required lor each set of btd CELLANEOUS RECORDS ducted by an 1nd1v1dual
ce111eo up to Dul no later Deed or Trust oy •eason 01 a 6106 .. a Unft documenrs 10 guarantee OF LOS ANGELES COUN Bill Bryan
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The to11ow1ng persons 11re
dotrtg business as
FREEWAY ELECTRIC
( )' \ll .tr.1qu,tl1 lled lorttw rt'l t'n t MON 'i
I 111rrn.1mrn1111 c h.imrwmat I a< O'>ta CC
''1th1hrll \ll't11rt\'>1l\t:rlhl ll.l\t \l'.tr Ht II\
111 nt•.irln I \111nd11Jo nl:ar,1 l,1kl <1nd ha'
h1.1omt'.tn ., 1d h.h, 11',hnrnan
than 10 00 am J~ne 6 D•eac.n or detitult ori the ol>ll Tiie name and eddress of No A 12688 l their return 1n good con TV CALIFORNIA L 'flNG This statement was hied 300 r 34th Sr Newport
Beacn CA 92663 1985 111 the Adm1ms1r111ton ga11ons sec.ureel lneret>y Ifie person w11n whom In the Sul)8flor Court 01 dl11on within nl e days after w EST E with lhe County Clerk or Or·
Oll1ce or said scnool dlStflCI heretC1lore "•ecute<1 and de cteoms may t>e tiled •S Action the s1111 ol Caltfornla 10, the bid opening date CENTERL~NLEY o? ~RISTT~~ ange County on May 22 Mocnael James Sepe 11" \\ 1 k .\Ii, 1,1 a Dan.1 1111" H rgh graduat1
lrom I Jgun.1 "1gul'I lollo\\' M nrk around 11'
l \IUf\l' '' hl n hl' "pl,t\ 1ng larC'fulh '13> 1ng
h.1l I. t>u 111h1gh 1 \~hi; n lw '' h 1tting1 hl' hall
16940 B~reer Huntington llver$cf 10 lhe uncJers19ned 11 Escrow Inc 800 N Tusltn the Coonty of Orange Each Did must conform STREET 80 00 FEET IN 1985 300 • 341'1 St Newport
13eacti CA 92663 Beach C rn1a 92647 at "'"ten Oe<.laratoon of De Ave Suote G SantaAna CA 1nrheMatteroftheEstate and be responsive to lhe WIDTH AS F2nteo
which It e said D1ds will be h1u11 and Oemancr ll")r Sale 92705 dnd tne les1 day for of Wiiiett A l ake Sr De-contract documents CONVEYED TO Pu1>1tsned Orange Coast
OPedned and read on ac ldno "'"tten ••ol•c.e 01 oreacn l11tng c1a1ms by any credtlor ceased Each bidder Shall submit ~~EO~~~N~;C~R~~~N~J Dally Pilot May 29 June s
cor ance w11n spec111cat1ons ano ol eiect•o 1o r ause tne snan De June 2 t 1985 Nottce 15 heret>yglven that on the lorm lurn1s'1ed w1tl' VEMBER 18 1949 1N BOOK 12 l9 l985
Tn1s business is con
ducted by an tndMdual
M1cnae1 James Sepe "' hl'I twr 1 h ,, I\ nt: f\ OU!>Ol .... or \I. hothl r 11 I
<.: \( tll'llll 111 ''n I l kar now on Ille In the otftce 01 unoersioneci ro self ~aio wti•ch •s 1rie ous•neu day lhe unde<Stgned wur sett 81 the contract documents a 1928 PAGE 274 OFFICIAL W 8 t6
saJd d1strtet The contrect 1P•Ot>ertr 10 satost~ saia ooh ~tori' lhe consummahon Private Sale to the highest hst ol tne proposed subcon RECORDS OF ORANGE
snaJI be for live (51 years wllh ga11ons ano tne•eatter ttie date specolted above and best bldd« sut>j8C1 10 tractors on this prOJ«I 11.f COUNTY CALIFORNIA
annuaJrenewala1111e opllon undersigned caused said Dateo Ma)· 1985 conr11mahon or said Su· requtred by tne Sublelhng EXCEPTING THERE Nit.IC NOTICE
Th15 statement was !tied
w1tn tne County Clerk ol Or
ange Co...nty on May 23
l985
\1 l .1 < 0 ,1,1 \hL ma1.k .1 kv. u>mnwnh
dunng \f.irl. "t'Ulnd round lhatgt\l'SOmt:
I ttdtl .1111111 111 hl·r rl'.ll t 111ns Hn mm her anu ..
lfll nu \\lll \l.jll.ing thl lOUr<\l' v.1th her and
"' \L ral 11 nl\'\dunng phn \h1: \\JS \lOpJ>t..'d b\
wt'll-v. "hl•fc; \\ llh \Onll'lh1ng t<HOn\l'r!K'
jhlllll
of 111e d1St11ct tollow1ng '" not ce of oreacn and or eiec DolorH A Moore In· peflor Cour1 on°' af11< the and Subcontracting F1111 FROM THE SOUTHERL V nn1 ...
negot1a11on or mon1n1y111on to oe R"<'.o•Oet:J Fet>ru tended Tra,01fer" Isl day 01 June 1985 at the Practices Act Gov1rnmen1 657 20 FEET THEREOF
costs at) 1 t'l8c. as nstr No Puol·~neo Orange Coasr ott1ceolll!foy B Tell A Pro-Code Se<; 4 100ttseq A LSO EXCEPTIN G
Each btd must contorm,85 03"4JJ ot '>d•C: Olloc:oa1 Daly P ''I May 29 1985 ress1ona1 CorporAtion Eec:h btdder musr sul>mtt THEREFROM THAT POR
STATEMENT OF
A8ANOONMENT OF
USE OF FICTITIOUS
8USINE8S HAME
Publ1sned Orange Coas1
Daily Piiot May 29 June 5
12 19 1985
and bl respanSIVe to tr11s Ir-R""O<Cl5 W 815 1 t 6 6 1 San I/ 1c1 n t e Wllh e&cl1 bt<l certified Ot TION THEREOF AS CON
v11a11on tne 1nsrruct1on to Saod sa e ,, 1 oe mace D"' Boulevaro Suite 600 Los caslller s check payable tc VE YEO TO THE ORANGE
Biddt!fS 1ne Gener al Con wttnout .._, v"nlnt or wdt l\ngeies CA 90049 County t,,_ DISTRICT or a bid t>ono COUNTY FLOOD CONTROL
d•ttons lhe Specirteat•ons ranty t'•oress or mpiled •e PUBLIC NOTICE or Los Angeles State of Call tn lhe form Mt forth 1n lhf OIS~CT BY DEEDS RE
and all Ol'1er documents garo1ng ••tit! possession 'l• I lorn1a all rne nghl 11111 and contracl dOCUITll(lfS In ar co ED SEPTE ~BER 15 comp1111ng 1ne pertinent encum1>1aroces to oay 111e FICTITIOUS BUSINESS nterest of said deceased at amount not less tl1an $2 000 l960 N BOOK 5 .. 17 PAGE
Contract Documents rema1n111g oronc1pdt 5.,m or I NAME STATEMENT the ttme or oea1h end all the (Two Thousand Dollars) 111 • 403 ID OFFICIAL RE
Federal E~c1se Ta• e, the note1s1 secureo l>y said ~ne lollowong persons are rogn t title and interest that guarantee that the bldclef CORDS ANO IN BOOK
emption Cerl•fiCales will De Oeeo or Trust "'''" onte•PSI doing ovs1ness u the es1a11 ot said deceased wtll enter 1nt9 the prOPOseo 5417 PAGE 407 SAID OF
lurn1shld ti app1tcable as 1n saocr 1101., or~>v1deo ad I L OG•S 11cs MANAGE nas acquired by ol)efallon of contr1c1 II lht same I! FICIAL RECORDS
Tne d1str1ct rese;.ves 1ne vances 11 any under tne MEN r l\SSOC1 A TES 14 raw or otherwise otner than awarded to such bidder Ir' Al. s 0 Ex CE p T 1 N T
rigrit 10 re1ec1 any or all Oods lerms 01 sa1o Oeecr 0 1 rrust Snowberr) Irvine CA 92714 or on add•rion to tnat of satd the event of !allure to enter THEREF~OM ALL OIL GAS
or lo waive any 1rregu1aflt1Ps rees cnerges and ewenses I James Vernon Jones t4 deceased at the time of into said contract such se-A N 0 0 T H E R
or •nlormalJlies in any bids.or ol the Trus1ee ano or tne Snowoerry Irvine (,A 92714 deam on and 1o all the cer cunty will be lorletted H y o R 0 c A A B 0 N
'" the bidding trus1s c•eated oy said Qeeo Th•S tiu~ nes> ·~ rnn ta1n real and personal prop 01STR1CT reserves the s UBS TA N CES 1 N 0 A
OCEAN VIEW SCHOOL of lrust Saia 5a1e woll tie ductPO D• ar trtd1v1ouat ertv s11uate<1 tn the County ot rl!jlht to rejeel any or all bid! PRODUCED ANO SAVED
=TfllCT By Sh•ll• Fleld on Jun~ 7 1985 dt James V Jnnes I Orange State ot Calirorn18 or to welve any lrregularltle' FROM SAID LANO
cue, Ct.rtt of the Board 11 00 A MI at rhe 17th 1n1s sratemt!nt was •1le'1
1
1.111rt•cular1y o8sc,,bed as 1o1 In any bids or In rhe bidding PARCEL B
of Trutt"' • stree1 ert1ral\ce to Stan w1111 I tie Coun1y C1er~ or Or tows 10 wtl Pursuant to the prov1s1on! A LEASEHOLD INT ERESl
Published Orange l.oast Snaw Co1po1a11on-1570 ang" C<>unl. "r Mdy 21 Pl\RCEl , ot Sec11on 1773 or the Labo1 IN AND TO PARCEL 1 AS
Daily Pilot May 2? 29 19135 Easr 171h Street S~ote ,.; t911'o I Dwelling unit 3B 1n Build Code of the State or Ca11 SHOWN PN A MAP FILED
W 8 1 I Santa A"a C.A 92701 F2n 180 ong No 4007 as said Unit 15 lorn111 the DISTRICT nas ob IN BOOK I 36 PAGES 30 ----------rne tolal amount ol ttH• f'uOt ~I Pf\ rJ•J••o~ Cod51I ~nowt1 on lhat c.ertatn C.otl rained from t'1e 01r8CIOf ol ANO 31 01' "ARCEL MAPS
MLIC NOTICE unpaoo t>cl ance o• ne 001 O 111• p,,,,1 M 1, '" •u•P 5 I oom •11um Plan-recorCled the Departmenl of lndustria IN THE orFice OF THE
T ne lo11ow1ng persons
nave abanooned the use or
rrie F1e1111ous Business
Na~ TRIMARK OIRECl
MAIL PROMOTIONS 779 w t9rn St Costa Mesa CA
92627
The F1c1t1tous Busrfless
Name relerred to above was
r11ec1 In Orange Counly on
Ma<eh 3 1985 FILE NO
F 157661
Park view concepts inc a
California corporation
T'11s Dus1ness was con
ducreo by a a corpara1ton
This s1aremen1 was filed
w•lh rne County Clerk or Or
ange County on May 17
1985
Puol1sM<J Orange Coas1
Da11y Pilot May 29 June <;
w 826
D EATH NOTICES
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_______ ........ _ 9.troonsecu•ed b , sa1dproi:. 12 '"' ''8' Ortemt>er 27 t9~6 r Booi.. Re1a11ons tne genera• COUNTY RECORDER OF
Ts No 3791 ert 1 ro bP .,c •o 109e1ne• ,, '" N llU 1200<; Page 353 or Ort1c1a1 preva111ng rate of per d1err ORANGE l-OUNT y CALI
NOTICE OF "'"'est 1ate Charges .ma Record<, and re recorded wages and t11e genera FORNIA
12 9 1985 • I
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01>(1 o IJ •I It '>Ult n1 11f
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l'~n ll \ t rtk I l.1 ,
TRUSTEES SALE PSl1ma1ea c:osl<; expense~. Marc.n 29 1917 on Book prevatl1ng rate for nohda) EXCEPTING l H'fRE
fOU A~E IN OfFAULT ln(J achan.r;es as or •ne aa1e PU8LIC NOTICE 12 •?J Page 2~ or Otticial and 011er11me work •n the lo FROM All OIL C.AS MIN
UNDER A OEEO OF l RuS T riereol ,., ~30' 678 70 Rpc,oros ano dS aeroneo '"I caltty tn wtuch this WO•lo. IS IC E R A l s A N 0 OATEO June 5 1980 uN Date May 7 1955 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 1n11 Cet1a1n Declaration or oe performed for eacn cralt H 'f DAO C A ABO N I( llJIO FICTITIOUS BUSI
PU8LIC NOTICE llu1111n>-{111n R• ·•< h p,,," ti •• v. ,,, ~l.1\ .!h
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dt''Ptll ht' 1n.1dtqu.tlll\Jnd ha\ a "n'l ot humrn
l..ESS YOU ·l\KE AC.rtON STAN SHAW CORPOR· NAME STATEMENT Covenants Conditions and or type ot worket needed tc. SUBSTANCES IN ANO HESS
TO PROTECT YOUR HOME ATION 11 u ld Tru11.. Tne 'ollOwtng Pf''~l)f'l5 are Res11 ct ons recorded De e~ecute the contract Tnese UNDER SAID LANO BUT NAME STATEMENT
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IT MAY BE SOLO Ar A PUB 1570 EHi Sennteenlh Jo1ng t.ustnf'ss as cemoer 27 1976 1n Book' rates are on hie at tne OIS WITHOUT THE RIC.HT OF IM following persons ari
LIC SALE IF vou NEED AN StrMI Sanra Ana Call· M A pc 0 u x p R 0 -12009 Pc19e J34 of Ollte1a1 TRIC r olftce located at SURFACE ENl RY TO ,A doing business as
EXPLANATION OF THE ~lornla t2701 (714)5q Sill DUCT ONS 1MllEO 2'1 1 RPCords Orange County Purchas1ngOep1 2985Bear DEPTH OF 500 FEET HEART DOCTORS ~
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YOU YOU SHOULD CON tent Secretery Ci' Ot1f,O ur101v1oeo nterest on and lo Copies may t>e o1>ta1neo on SURFACE THEREOF AS Nortl'l Tustin Avenue Sanr,
TACT A LAWYER "'~i:» tied Or.trgP Coas• Oat Ro,.,aonP ~ •Wham lot ) or Tract 7q35 pet Map tequesr A copy ot tnese RESERVED IN DEED FROM Ana Calrlornta ~<'705
PROCEEDING AGAINST !By Lynn Brunner Ault 8afwood N<>wpl'lrt ~acn C1111lo1n1a and a 1 t32nOI Street Cos111 Mesa CA MEASURED FROM THE MEDICAL GROUP 80
ST l\11; SHAW CORPOP 0,,111" t-•Of Mol, •' < ~ 20 I 24 ' Bavw.:>r d •i~wporr •'lC'><ded on Book 340 rares stiall be POSled al ttie LOUIS C. H REINKINC. AND A1111u1 Selven M 0 80
A l10N A CALiFORN A l"l8' B•"r" Cll <1,;of,f;( 'P1q1><, '4 lo 16 1nc1us1ve iOOS•te FRANCE5 l REINKING r ~~r~h;>;~~tor>Av Santa Ana 1'•'111 ""11 "' ll1m1 I
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oo•nted TruSIMunae• in.. PUBLIC NOTICE ",, •t-c ov "" rd """ill Cllt'l!> ol said Orange Coun 1'1e CONT RAC TOR to wnom CORDED IN BOOK 4326 M 0 o s;;n l1mac1dll1an
1011ow1ng descrooed deeCl "'I j [ .,r P ~ ,.,.,~,,.. t' '"own and Oehned as Ille contracl •S awarded and PAGE 296 OFFICIAL RE IS I A Nonn rust1n Av
trust WILL SELi A I PUBLIC FICTITIOUS BUSINESS '• s 11a1.,"'""' w~~ Mell t..ommon Area on the uoon any su1>con11actor CORDS a; a • na CA 9270'>
AUCTION I Q THE HtGHE S r NAME STATEMENT w,, tnp C. our •, r '"'k 01, (Jr I dl10ve relerred 10 Con. under such CONTRACTOR The sireet address and d :u~ ~u<;1ness is con
BIDDER roR CASM "' as ri.,, rotlrwonf'l tJf'•~nr, 8,~'"1 ~; lJnh ' M"r l!2 oom1n1um Pian 10 pay no1 less than the said other common designatton n~~S~•D Y ii general oarr
set I or th 1n Section ;><n4n or aoong ov~ ""~' dS El( CE PT I NG THE A E specified ,_tes 10 all wor~ers 11 an~ ot the real properly Artnur Servan M
the C1,,1Code .,.,.,,0,,1 lttle COASTAL l/ENTL RE i1 j F2n1s2 FROManyportoons ot Lors emp1oyed1>ythem1ntheex descr1Ded abo ve ,5 Tl1i 1 D
"'1U\ g11 11 llt ltC '> &
\lm l..111 11!.l 1 .11."1110d1 .ill r .i lulJI union
prl'\1lk 111 .i r 1:.tl L 'talL'.tgrn 1 ,1 gro~n' 'lflrl·
lllJn.1gu .1 nu"1ng h11nl\ :iJm1nl\lr,1tL•r .111J
.111 .111111 PlltLt I Jrnm V.1:,1 ( 1nr11an\ ~r1 11 nc pht ws and interest conveyf!O and IF INA NC, f i '~ 7 e ' t Puo11s'111d 0•~119e Coasl A 10 E •nc1us1,1o1e of said ecutoon of the contract purporled to De 2831 w•tn I~ scatemend was file<
now held Dy I uno1v '8•d Slrf"'t SuotP ?00 NPwprirt D_a1ly P1~01 ~"~ 19 June 5 Tract 7935 No 01aoer may Withdraw BRISTOL ST SOUTH an e ~ou~1;nty nlerk or Or Deed ol Trusl on lnP prr,"erlv Bt>acr CA 9?ti!)I) t~ tG 98" "l S 0 EXCEPTING any Cod for a perood Ol lorty-COSTA MESA CA 92626 19g5 y o May ll
h 11 nd' m '" tall .11
P11 ru Br11-. Smtlh 1111 ~h H' 111 Krot hler M\'ERS M 11rtu11y llunt riereonaller ctescrtoed c..r PS'F-r ~ Rang"• ?If W 817 THEREFROM sa10 Lor 3 of hv~ 145) 011~ aller rne date The under~1gned TrUSlet> F
TAUS TOl'I ~r-n~IO r Dr"~, ( '.ltl'.ll"a Oet Mar u Traci 7935 1111 9as 011 setror lhe opening or D•ds d1scla1~ any 11ab•lt1y tor any Pu1>1tstif'd 0
27ll01
Sa1enn• and Bor,, ~ • c, I... Q?r,!)~ PUBLIC NOTICE r '1ydrocarbons, minerals and A payment bond and a incorrectness or the street Oatl Porot Ma ra2~ge Coasl 111gtnn Al'.tC'h fr11n1 f'u1111ll1tt lu uC So N O E L
l.tld lie tlhndt'<ltht C H HISTUPll EH
l0 111._ t1f H1rlland s M YF:HS frl•shm<in
~ rH~t tu,. 1 ountr~ tn ... 1ud1 nt 1t Cost.a Mesa
llit l S t11c1~t (,uard I ltRh ~ tmol pa_,o;('(j
nt husoand aro ..,,,e T.,,., r uson"~" " otner substances lying performance bond will 1>e add•ess and other commo" 12 ~9 19a• Y June 5 ., HPM 1111 W1•d 1nc.J
Thur-. IOt\M HPM BENE ~ C 1 A A , c; A , • , '"IJ b, "tn no , c ,., ST ATEMEHT OF l>tilnw a deom or 500 00 teet reQuorecl PftOr to e•ecullon des1gna1ton ,, anv snow"
TIAGO INVE'i "ME•" I tJM r..r ,..,, .. , M P~ngl'• ABANDONMENT OF 0111 without me ffght 10 enter Of the contract and 'hall be herein W 814
PANV "s '"'"m.-nr wa< .,,. upon tre surrace or"' trie form set torth on tne Sa1d-;alew1ll oemade t>ut lrlt\f 'l<lt \lr\'I(('"
'' 111 111 < 1md111 t1il ,1\ I I.! !llPl\l F 1111,,, M,,, Rec.<,•<lPO Ju 'ra.., "~ "t• " .. ' ',nfy c, .. ,. 'O• USE OF FICTITIOUS svosurlace or lhe P•operty con11ac;1 documents w11~1 cowin11nt or war I!"''\" 1!1 1-1 ~5 aw.i v MLI\ .!H 19R!'> Mir Nr. •64 r, f,' ~ "w .-Ma, 1.,.8, BUSINESS NAME aoo~e " deptn ~ 00 reet Pursuant 10 Section 4590 ranty:'exptess or 1mplted re 1-----------
c;aqe •f. ~ 11 1 "" F275385 r .. ~: e,lt,~~·~~~ :~,,,~"::in,~ 10• or v Purpose wna1soever ~~emSet G1ove1rncme1n1 t Cooe 01l 9ard1ng 1o11e posse"ion 0, PUBLIC NOTICE
cn,.,,,,.,i;w ''"'' r riv ... ; ... ,9 • .,5 ,, .. ~t'''>•~ Busnf'ssas•t>5"••~noee<isotre de o e1orn1a lheencumbrances tooaythe
.inge ""'• .,, ...... • •• "·~ •• ~ t' ,, ... N.,,, .. CO'l(f)t RSf WEST (.(lrtJ rontract Wiii ton1e1n •ema•ntng pr1n1cpa1 sum Of NOTICE !•JSI Cl"\(.I Pf •r. I .. • a o,4J B .,. .,. ~ l 'lid) c M P.llAC.El ' prnv1s•ons perm11ttng t'1e the nole4SI secureo by said INVITING BIDS
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L 1\ -lh .a , "''''' at Mis.a {~rdnd"tn of
St /\nilnv.:. Pn~b,, Svh1aMv1•r!>ufCost..
t1 n .111 l'huah Nt•w Mc•"o <1nd Gt orgl C:hurth li1llrm111t o•oc.eny N -~ A ,~6•• N<n P•Ctusove easemen1s suc.cesslul l>tdder 10 Deed of Ttust wtt'1 interesi NOTICE'. IS HEREBY
PARCf r.-.. F 1 1 t ., .. ~ & •'I•""" 101 n91e~~ and egress Pub su1>s11tute securtlles ror any11nereon as provided in said GIVEN 1ria1 on June 13
LOT ~ J~ • S:.i>! • •ii~ PUBLIC NOTICE 1,0,.., .. '"'"""<! 0 ,in,,ve wa~ he .. M•t es 'if'wers and 1or a111 mT Ron,.eys w1t'1neld by lhe DIS note(s) advances 11 any 1985 di tne hour or 10 oo
AS PEi< MA~ • , ru "' purposes 1nc•denta1 111ereto 1., r to ensure per unde• 1'1e rerms or ine "'--~ am tn me City Clerks 01
Boo 1 "c n 0r.1rig" CC1 .. n1y or 1 d tor ma d h """" Ice 1oc t o 7200 I' 4 1 > PAf,f~ .i'I. '( FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 0"< .. ,.,ber ,. ,c17 , r LF one u 1ng Dut not t1m1te<1 to nee un er 1 .. e cor1 •01 Trust tees cnarges and ' c1 e at t Jam
45 tNr J" •F o~ MIS NAME STATEMENT ~' ~ , ; 1 •'if th.. cons11uc11on tnstalla traet I expenses of me Trustee and t>oree Boulevard trv1ne
C.ELLANfO•J, ~AP<; •'E .,. IC'•I N nq 0,.,50," ,.,,. '•J""" F He llllir.• Ito" replacemenl repair A wallotnrough •s scned or the rrusts created by said Caltlornta tne City ol Irvin"
COR05 <.1f "AffJ C.O JN 1, fl ~ 1 ,~ I'•\ dS naonlenar•te OP6ra1ton ana uled tor June 4 1965 ar' Deed ol TruSt 10 wit will open nos ror 1'1e puoh
f y c Fr.. N r, •11 Fi. r ~r M , A~NIGON ,CJ"' t '> t.u~trt!'\\ "d8 ''' i.\f' cit all r1ec.essary 01 de 10 00 AM Bidders are re J $87 23 l 34 cation ollhe l&gal notices of
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port l~'.tt h Mt mcmal M vPr.. 111 Pl.iu rvilll'
,c rv1u' "ill he lwld CA N1 phi v. 11( Lindd
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\\llh Or th..rlt•s M y t1'> 11( Los An l'RO M A • ·., ;C.1 r,~. "ANAr•E a .. ctPO l>y a ar ••OMductl s1rao1e o d a d qu1reo to make me alk I T t'1e City ol 1r111ne Our1ng the 1 " • "" ~ 'hos 5t;item,.n• Na~ 1 lecJ ' " "' YS SI ewalks w rie benellcoery under said RIC.M v. •;l'r1A 'Af~,· 't1;>·r~v"A'" B 2 ..,,, 11 .,,. '"'• 1,.1 ~ 'lf O• andc.ondulsoverlhelollow through Oee<lo1TruSt'1eretoloreeM flscalyear 198586 Dl'NLAP ~11~:~1
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..; v OP t. .. , ., 1 •ir"lw , .., r. , ~r or ,,,,.,.. ( (o •\r tn• lus•v« Traci 7935 per PurchHlng Director 1ara11on or Default ann ne marked on theouts•Ol' 1n 1ne 111 ( >tittl l' i~~· •I , .. ,,v N ..., A r , F ~ ., • M<1J• rprr,«IRd 111 Book 140 Puol1shed Orang!' C11t1st mand lor SAlfJ and a •vrittel" lowf'r 11111 nand c.orne1 ,,~, ~ t'NOW~I ,r Mt "J""" P..t4"' '4 t 18 1nctu\•ve 10a1lyP11otMav?9 JvnP'>INot•Gl'OIOeliltlf ndElar BIOSrORPU8LtC.llflON 1\11\..!I! lllW1 11 1 N1 v.
r'[AM "'' ,, l M GIPl.H• .. ·u~ Ma11' If' l rJ8' t1un1r,')pll rn:un~ers19ned OF l r (.,A l N I) 1~·11 H<.11h St11\1vtd
ur' ,, '' ~ 1 rr,r I'> 1 q111 OranQe c:,,,,.,, w 11•Jlr.ai.seo ~a•d Nollce 01 De T1CFS C 10S1Nr~ UA rE
M lf IF • .. r I I •' ,, ly lault and Elec11on to Sell to JUNE t I 1485 11\ Wilt J,,,.t ph1111
rH.A • MA f ••r 11 •, •i 1~, PUBLIC NOTICE PARC:.El B A11 or rrie •Rn11 be t8(.0•Cled in me CQunt., Tne O•cts 51lall GOflld1t1 '"" "''""I 1Jt1111thv Bu .. h
UNDEP r .. f • fl••• r :J• <l%Crtlled ., Part.el 2 01 1na1 [where 1ne real propeny •S lollowinq tn lorrnat1on ,10.,11 r I .111" Wt OJ\ 1 r
L.AN(J Hf RE ••AW./£ ~ UNITED STATES t erta1n <lefllO recordeo N•> MUC NOTICE located 1 M1111m11m rate "er legal
SCRIBED TC>r:;r->t(ll" JI•,, F2n 1~ DISTRICT COURT vember n 1976 1n Hook I Date May 13 1985 a<1 '''11 f M.u 141 L.iri~on
THE PEPPE'T ,,.. ~1r,H • 1r t it "~" t1 r1, tr Q" l,.n:, 1 CENTRAL DISTRICT 11968 Pa9e 1698 ar.o to FICTITIOUS 8U81Nll8 Fl .. ST AME .. ICAN TITLE 2 Ra1e lil$l' column 1nc'1 '>1 \tr.i i n1 µht V.' &
ORttuNr, M ~ll~C", • ~ 111, P,, • r.,,1.., ;>« J1Jr. 0 1' CALIFORNIA 11eeds re<;oroeo Aprtl 1;> NAME STATEMENT COMPANY OF LOS AN· bt'yono m•ntmun llt t< t' \'1,1 t t lio n
PL ORI NG ANO()~ (R,11 • N(, I) t I .,.. I I ~fl (Jf PQSI r IN 1977 tn Bn<> ... 12143 P.0911, The lollow1ng pe<sons are OlLEI, tMt HanOY8f Rd J Rate per C.Olumn inch w, d M.t) .!'I I HPM.
1'HEREFl')f• ANO <;T()P Nf, N >' t I. 1 RPO~A TION J40 10 J•J 1nclus1ve all Of doing llusmess llS City of lnd11ttry, CA 91741 ror ~uosequenl •uns l\lt niu ri..i I ,1 rVll t•• N ANO Pf MOl/•Nr, 'HF r , •" record5 or said OranQe t ll MIM ENTERPRISES I Forecloaure Fiie rwmber 4 Oeadltnes reQuornd for " ·•
SAME ~ROM ~.A o 1 i>IHl PUBLIC NOTICE County V' POSIFS FOR PRO TS= 17M Phone number new copy ano cancellAltons \\ill l.11. lwld fhUNl.t\i
Ol'IANvQIHER.Mir N • .,_.~ .r>M($ LTD 1 EXCEPTING fHERE ESSIONALS 2331Second (ltl)t12·31MHt 4254 0f '\ Area!.Ol corcu1a11onrar M,t\ m llr\M p,,
CLUOtNr, THf R ,., .. , •0 FICTITIOUS BUSfNES6 • '"nralit;n FROM Lot O 01 lracr 110% ~"enue Corona del Mar CA,4255, arend• I Perea, tacn map showing areas or c 1111 Vt1•v. M i>rlu.iry
WHIPSTOCI" f)R ,O•Rf ~ NAME STATEMEMT •AAS 'Nil per Mlp recotcted tn Boo~ 2625 Trutt ...... 0fftc8f CtrCulattC1n1
T f)NA l v 0 ~ ,. 'liJ "" 1•11nw "Q • ,.,.,r,n• ,,, r MARIE Wll J 16 Pages 33 and 34 Mis Sandra l ea Pererson Pubh&hfl(j Orange Coast 6 Number or Ptltd < h 1pt I Entomhm1 nl
MINE FROM 1 ANO', r1 THl'"R 1• 1 9 """'""., " "OM A S O cellaneous Map5 records ot 233 1 Second Avenue Cor Qa11y P1101 May 22 29 June subscripttons witnin Irvine l •,., if It Vtl w Mt•m
THAN IHOSE Hf "f•'I .-.. 010 CATHtNC, ,1, ,,., PAMELA sa1dOra~Goon1y onaoelMar CA 92625 l! 1985 C1ty~mtts 1 1
ABOVE OESCRtBf r ')II ""'' '" • 1 ••" 1' l c• , '"'' (lant5 E IC Cf PTING THERE lnts business is con W 8051 7 freQuenc.y nr "ublt Ort 1 '.ii k Jn lrt u o r
OR GAS WEL LS T INNf ~ B";irr A "'fi•" ,,,, Nr, FROM LOI C or Tract 809' dueled by an 1nd1v1dual Clhons ( fCl\\ t I'< dnnJ l 111n,
ANO SH P F~c; -.·J J ... n B1• "''"' ,•, ·• "d•MMLtKAI per Map1ecord80 1nBoo" Sanor11 Lee Peterson 8 Num~rot top1e~u1s nt<.1\ h1•m.tdl'l11Th1
THROUGH OR A( Hoc.~ '" '" • t "1 '" ')t • SUMMONS 330 Pages •2 10 47 on this stalement was hied MLIC NOTICE \ tflOule<I or ma11ea w1tri1n t\ nwr It ,1 n Kid nt'Y
THE SUBSURFACE f)r 'HE a .. ;i.' c A '4;>1,411 •ff Af!OVE NAMED I Clus11re M 1sce11aneo11• Wtlh the County Clerk or Or I Irvine C11y ltmtts at no cost r . LANO HER1NAB(.JVF u£ rr '' flu, n"' • ' n • • ., A•1l <, 1'>V are Meps rec.ords ot sa•d Qr ang .. County on May 23 NOTICE TO 9 Date of ad1udte8l10n as uund.tlion P.u 1r1c•
SCRIBED ANO 1 r.J Anr 1111111111 ..,~ 'n rrJ • l '" 1 .. ., , ,. ,.. r n.,11 and re 11nge Cf>unly j l985 ClllEDfTOfll Of new spaper o f general \'11 w M11rtuarv f>1
f OM SUC:.H WHll"'> T J(, ~ f () tnv Cl Ji Wh ... • ..... ,, •• ~• ... "POI' JOYCE !'. x c F p TING THERE f:Zn11t 8ULK TlllAH8FElll corculatton Wtlhtn the County rf'( lot~ h-14 . :.!700
OR Ot REC T10 N•l , ri,. ''l''"""" • "'\ '•1 j '"'"' FROM LOIB or frac.t8098 1 1 •Dllshe<I Orange Coast (lec11101-eto1 ol Orangeandasratemenr
DRILLED WELLS fUNNE LS ~ 1" lh 1 ''' '"'" ' r ' r'\ t • 11 ' 1rtrirney whose' per Map rec.or de<! tn Book 01itly Pilot May 29 Junti 5 U C C ) 1'1at said l dJudlCAl•on 11 r.ur
ANS SH.Ans UNDER ANO ""9" "'I( • V • ,, ",,, ~ ,,11,.11 Boudreeul 331 Pages 110 • 1nclu11ve 12 IQ t985 Notice•• hereby given tc rently in lull rorce and e!lect
BENEATH OA BE 'f'ONO THf 1411' ., , , "' ti) 10 S&eondl M1sc~11oneous Mapa •e W 829 creditors of the w1th1n and has not Deen vaC8led or
EXTERIOR LIMIT5 THERE F2n145 ",, r "'" i:ior San Diego cords of said Orange Coun ntini!!d rn1nsreror(sJ mat a se1 &Side Of ANO l O REDA IL l Af P 11•11 hl'll f'J 11141 r~r;Ht < ,, r;.. I, IV l>ulk l•Rn&ler II aboul to bP Al ttie l•me 11~80 for re
TUNNEt EQUIP MAIN rl<t•1v • "'' M •v }'< """ • ~n 1r,w1u 10 rne com More commonly known made on per1ona1 propetl~ celvlng bids they will be
TAIN RE PA IA DEEPEN II ''• •RS 1.11 ,,, • '"'"' 1 """•ew•ll1 ser fas Owelltng Unll 3B '"Build 1 Mt.IC NOTICE her111n11t1r dHC•lbed publicly opened •~am1n8(j
ANO OPERA TE ANY SUCH W ~tO 1r11i ''"" yr,. w•H•in 20 dllys onq No 4007 11 4007 391 Tne names and business end declareo Tne bids wlll
W EL l S O A M 1 N r c; PUBLIC NOTICE ;,1•,., ,, • ,,, .. ,, 1n1s ,um I Calle Sonora L agun1 Hiiia FICTITIOUS IUllNaSI 11ddresees ol Iha intended bf! Clk:Ul&led and the report
WITHOIJT HOWEVER THf "' " rt>•" f'•" f'•Chitive of CaltlOrnla NAMI ITATIMINT lrlnslerors ere SCOTT Of lht! reSYlls or lhe bldoing
RIGHT ro DRILi MINE FICTITIOUS IU81NESS ti . rj '· f qfllrNI\ II you l!llJ Together Wiii\ cert11n1 Tne IOllOWlllQ l)l<IOns 11r11 TRUESDELL 572 St Clalt and me C8lc111111on1 of lhe
STORE FXPLORE ANO OP ,, ,, r 11111gmMt by d• 1tem111 Of per1on111 prOOllff'r' doing bullneu.. Costa Mesa CA 92828 b1d1 Will l>e report~ 10 Ille
fRAfF lHRQt)r.H ?Hf NAME STATEMENT r,,, "'"bf' t,1ken 110111n1t cons1111ng of lwo •Ir con COIN LAUNDRY SECUR Tne IOGallon •n Cehlorn1a Clly Councll at"' regu111r
SURFACE OF ·Hf uPPER "" '0""w•nQ ~ .. ,.,,,,\ 1" 1r., 1 ,, .,,,. ,,.he• dem&nded c1t1oner1 w•th near pump 111 ITV 852 Maget11n Sl•MI or me cnier uec1Jt1ve olf•ce mee11ng of June 25 1985
5 o o ~ f E r o ~ r Hf 00'"11 r """'" '" • 11 , , nmplaint lloor Ind window cover1ng1 Coste M4tle CA 926'6 °' PflllC•Pal bu11neu Olflce The Ctly Council reMrves
SUBSURF"ACE O~ f HE JOI-Pl A >f' ',IP LEONARDA 8flOSNAN llde by tide relrigerat0t Er1c Flemin g 8!>2 ollheinien<18dlt1nsl1f0ttl theflQl\trore)ICtanyandall
LANO HfAEINABOV_f OE VICES ,r,,.it M-. '"I J ..... CLEfll( •1 Ellle Gamm .... dllhwaaner \love oven M1gellan Street Cotta same btCSI II II con11ders It II
SCRIBED AS RF'>'rPVEO l ;"19una ""''I A •)JJC 0.puty Cletlt (SEAL M c•bl~ tn !!Udy ch1n1 tebl MMa CA 92628 All other bu1in1111 names neceu"ry 10 do ~ '°' lhe
rN THE DEED FROM tHE 111~0:;.., 1 .~ .. \ •llll "' 11' THE COURT) ne1 in d•rnng room sr11ao Ba•bara Fleming 852 I •nd 11doru1e1 uSed by the PYbtlC gOO<I The City Couo
IRVINE COMPANY A , OR 026~ 1 '' '''" '" 1 " P ,,., 'lhf'<I Oraog~ Coast ano speaker wroughl ,,00 M11ge11an Stree1 Costa •nlflnded trensleror W1lh1n c11 •Ito re-..<lrltt the right to
PORAf ON RECORDfO Tn., b1'.. .,,,,r,.,,~&v n :>9 JuneiO•te ChanOeller 1n dining Mesa CA92826 lhf~ years 11111 yflllS IHtlwarathel>tdon1heballsof
JUL f • 1990 •N 8f)f)I' ' •, 1c.11c room and b11ri1oom 111 1tgnr This 1>us1nen '" con out '° '"' •• known to tne cont•d~euon other thin
13651 PAGE 1613 f)~ OF <Jvr 1~ 1 Y '' 1 ' 1 ' ' w 81(~ fixtures Ind l'N() 'roraQe ducted by nusband Ind Wife •nt•ndt11d tn1n1!ere41 Mt whett\9r or not tueh bidder
FICIAL RFCOROS ronn C•u..... --• Ctblnel• '" CllfPO<I aarb111 Fleming non11 m•y ~ 11\fi •0-'1 blddt< or
A t s O £ x c E p NG tnit '1•l~rr "'' NJ~ '1"<.l PU8LIC NOTICE Terms or Hie cetn on tttw Tti11 statlltn9'll wu f1l1KS The "1 "'«•1 eno C>u11nMt the IC>Wflt re1Don1tl>I• bid
f H E R E r: R o M 1 [ wim ih.-CO\in•' ~,. 1 Or tut monf!Y of tnt Untl!!<I w1th thf' Cotinty Cler~ or Or tddreu of 1ne •nt•nded det
SUB S U R Fl\ Cf w Ji r~ n 'n~.-Cnunfv ' M•v >~ UNITlO IT ATll $11111\ on cnr1rm11tt()n or 11nge Counry °'' M11y '3 1 tr1nilt1lfllefll 811 OOAfS DITtd Mty <'3 fDIS
RIGHTS BUT WllHQUl IQ '\ F117t41 018TfllCTCOU"1 Ml• or Ptrl Cll\n and 091 1985 180(!\M A~VIN 80£HM .._, c LeMJ. City
THE RIGHT o r SlJR~l\C.f Cl NTlllAL 018T .. ICT 1•n<:11 l'lidencec:t by notf! ~ 'm tll ANO GENE FAULSTICK Ci.t11 of the City of !MM,
EfllTRY AS RESERVfO IN p,,r,i,.n41<1 OrAn~ 'J01111 0' CALl,OMMA cured by Morlg1f19* or tr1111 Pub11t/\ed Or11noe Coast 4211 W Ftrat 81r"t Se> 13' ly lerWll Plllltlte ~ j
THE DEED FROM THf rMolv Ptlnl Mlly ;iq lun.," '>4tJSll 110 Ta•at Gen o..td on the prc>perty to Ottly PtlOI Ml'y 29 June 5 Senta An1 CA 92703 PuOltlhed Orange Coa1t
IRl/INE COMPANY A I rm '· iri 198~ '" ,. r "'""'''"P P1111r11111, IOld Tan por r •n1 of •mount 1? 19 1985 Tiier Iha prOC>efty per11 0811)' Pllor M•y :i>t Jvt11 .. ' w 8l t ,, btd '"be C111po111rc1 with n1c w 8:?5 Nnt ,,.,.,0 11 <l*8Crlbed In t985 I Qllnfltt1I H t>-M<I wtrtt' WT 834
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Pas._t;C'(! ow.1y May 24
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Surv1vt•d by wife
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11ff11.:1 1tll)I( If fnl nds Cnussc•n o ( Coo; la
P"'h r 1urHrthutwns MC'S<t fo'uneral ser
m,1,,. l>t ru.11h lo thl• vrct s W1 doesday
L'nt\ 11{ H1'tlldn<i~ L1 May .!!J, 12 noon .il
l11 .1n Fund. HNll,J.Jld~ Nl'v. port Mt•sa Chn,
<...1 Ett·rnal Hill.; tian <.. c ntn. C.:n.,l.i
MortuJry Drrt't tmg Mt·~ Pu·rn• Brothen.
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STILLWAGON Morluarv Drre<"tors
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was r urnmllv a ~r ·
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f<; !CUI VlVeO by hi!<
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Dt>n11.1 Stillwagun
Br<1ltlt'rs Darrt-11 Jr
1'om ,fr•ff and Daw•
Twu ~tl"l<'r in laws
Cmtly a n<l Mary 4
Nc•phc•w <i M 1ch 111'I
Adnm, Tommy und
Jr>"hua Vtf'WlnJl will
ht· Wednt.>sday Moy :rn I ·9 P M .it Pr<'l"t'('
Rro tht'r!I S mt ih
Mnrtuarv. on Mstn
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Laguna Beach Ca
92651
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1625 Gisler Ave
Costa Mesa
540·5554
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CALI FORNIA WEDNESDA Y MAV ~ 1985 25 CENTS
tu entstoteac ers: -' ,. ou've et us OWil'.
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Nation
President
Reagan, win-
ning plaudits
from con-
gressional
tax writers, is
proposing a
..
vast tax overhaul
with lower rates, larger
exemptions and fewer
deductions -a system
he promises will lift t he
poor and !'Tlake every-
body's neighbor pay a fair
share." America. go for
it,·· he urged .I A4
Coast
Volunteers need another
$3,000 for this year's
Laguna Beach fireworks
display ./ A8
California
FBI agent professed his
love for suspected Soviet
spy in conversation taped
by agents./ A7
World·
Two artillery shells slam
into palace of Lebanon
president as he dines./ A7
MlndlkBody
Computer input gives a
clue to the upsetting out-
bursts byTourette Syn-
drome sufferers./81
It's not nice to fool with
Mother Nature's warning
signal: headaches./81
Food
Bridal parties are a per-
fect place to show off
your culinary talents. C 1
A trio of chilled soups will
cool summer's long. hot
days.C2
Sports
Fountain Valley advances
toCIF 4-A baseball play-
offs in Anaheim.01
Ocean View, West-
minster highs w ill battle
.for 4-A softball cham-
pionship.01
Entertainment
South Coast Repertory
closes'lts 20th an-
niversary with powerful
drama of racial t$nslon in
South Afrlca./83
Bu•ineu
Receipt of your tax refund
check doesn't mean the
state Is done examining
your return.JIM
INDEX
Births
Bridge
Bulletin Board
Business
Classlfled
Comics
Crossword
Death Notices
Food
Horoscope
In the Service
Ann Landers
Mind and Body
Opinion
Paparazzi
Play Review
Pollce Log
Publlc Notices
Sports
Tetevlslon
Theltera
Weather
A6
B6
A3
B4-5
0 3-6
86
05 -
06
Cl -10
04
A6
82
Bl-2
A10
B1
B3
A3
06
01-2, 6
A~~
A2
Woman
saved
from
suicide
Drama.on freeway-
overpass ties up
traffic for miles
By STEVE MARBLE
01 11>9 Oelty Piiot It•"
.\ femak shentTs dcput) and two
officers trained in hostage nego-
tiations were crcd11cd today with
persuading.an El Toro woman not to
leap from a free way overpass T ues-
day afternoon..in Irvi ne.
Traflk on two frccwa}s congested
for more than two hours as the
rwgo11a1ors talked with the 31-year-
old woman v. ho was ~traddhng a
r:ull ngon thl' RcJ H1ll .\w nue bridge
O\ er the suu1hbound lane~ of the San
D;cgu Frcewa~.
The frel'\\3~ 's south bound lanes
""l'fl' Sl'akd off to rnmmuter tratlic
tor morl' than 11: hours. Motorists
"ere detoured onto thl' Costa Mesa
Fre~wat,. •
Cali fornia Highwa~ Patrol spokes·
1'"fl'Y.ln Rick Steven<; "aid traffic was
snarled on the < 'o-;ta Mesa Freeway
and thl' nonh lane'~ of the San Du~go
1-reewa~. ""hteh remain ed open d ur·
1 ng the inu dcn t
'·R~ the llml' v.e got out there.
thing' v.en· alread) hackeJ up su far
that tRerc.' ,,a,n't much Wl' could do
e\l'l'Pl 'a). ·Sor!) · ftle~ ( mo1ons1
stuck 1n the <;o u1hbound lanes) JUSJ
had 10 wa tt. .. Stevens sa id. --..>
f he 1nc1dcnt. ini11ally reponed to
Ir' tnl' police.:. began at I :36 p.m. and
endt'd at 3:4 I p,m. when negot nnors-
trom the sheri ff., dt·panmcnt and the
Irvine Police Department finall y
were a hie to approach and restrain the
w()man.
. .
·.
Police \atd thr woman apparentl y
"a" on her wa~ to an alcohol
re~ab1lltat1on center when she
wa lked onto the U\'crpass. She was
later admitted to a hospa t<Mo fo r
ps)chiatnc eva lua11on. J
o.llr,... .... _, --Uplll
Officen Intercept aulclde-bound w~man on overpua.
Beirut kidnapping
of ex-Coast mali
stuns OC friends
Neighbor. ex-wife
fear for safety of
h ospita l director
By TONY SAAVEDRA
and ROBERT BARKER
Of the o.llr "'°' Stell
Oscar Di1bktn. a longtime nt•1ghbor of
David P. Jacobsen. the 54-year-old
hospital d1rcc10r abducted ·by six
gunmen as hl' ""alked to work In
Beirut.
Jacobsen. ht·aJ administrator of
the Amencan l fn1versity of Beirut
Hospital. ts the sixth· American
kidnapped 1n the ""ar-tom c11y since
March I Q8 4
Seniors denounce bitter labor tactics
as 'disgusting;. pupils used as pawns --
By ROBERT BARKER
Of IN Delly l"Mol 111111
Two se nior class studenh at Foun-
tain Valle; High School -tht'
apparent hot ·bed of teacher protests
in an increasing!) bmer labor dispute
- have lashed out at their classroom
mentors.
The youngsters, who had general!\
sided wi th their teach~rs dunng t\\O
facult) sickouts and a student walk·
out. told Huntingtion Beach Union
High School Dtstnct trustees Tues-
da) n1gh1 that their high school
careers ma} be Jeopardized by the
actl\ asm The two said the; are tired
ofbe1ng used as ··pawn~ .. in a contract
battle between teachers and the dastnct.
(PleaK eee STUDltl'fTS/ A2)
Coast exporter
'astounded~ at
federal charge . . ~
HB manufacturer
says ·we went over
. al_l t!1is · years ago
He \\a!>. releaM.'d un S 100.000 bond
and ordered 1o surrt"nder his passpon
pending funher proceedings before"
l ' S Distrn:t Judge Pamela Ann
R\mer \1 onda' · ·sm~th '5 is accused of 1Jlegall)
c\poning l\fK) ouclear tnggenng de-
LOS ANGELES ( .\P) -.\ Hunt, '1n·s l ~lled kr:trons to Israel. said
ington Beach electronics man-:\.ssmant I S .\llorne) Wilham F
facturer. 1nd1cted for v1ola11 on of l 'i Faht''
expon la\\S. said he was .. a!>tOundcJ'' Fahn '\<lid c:ln\CIOt' tn the Llmted
by the charges because ...... t• ..... cnt 0\ er \tales can bu~ kr: Irons The elec·
all of this" \\Ith federal ot1icaals ~': 1ron1l 11m1 ng dl•,1ces are used 1n
years ago phtllOl opacrs and airpon strobe
··1 am reall ~ astounded th:i t the'.-ltgh ts. hut the~ alc;o could be used to
would do this to me·· Ri1..hard Kclh 1.ontrnl the timing of .nuclear deton·
Smyt_h told reponers afta being • a11ons ->
arraigned Tut·sd,a~ befo re L ~ :vtag1s-Sm ~ th. 1u:.1 re turned from pam c1-
tra1e Ja'!lcs \\ McMaho n on I 'i pa11ng in a Sonh .\1lant1c Treat~
counts ot '1ola ttng the .\rm "< ont rnl Organ1zat1on meeting tn The Hague.
.\ct and 15 al1di11onal d•irgt'' ot :--.1'.'therland!>. v. here he SC"rved on a
making fal~l· -.1:itemcnt!> (Ple.ase aee EXPORTER/ A2)
Pay hike advised
for OC supervisors
By JEFF ADLER
Ol 11>9 01111, Pltol St•n
Thl' O r:ingl' l uunt~ C1ranJ Jun
tod.a\ rt·co mrncndcJ that the ti' l'
supei-, 1sors· salane'> tx· 1 ncrea~l·J
from'the pn:.;l•nt $~5 bl2 lo $·5.Mll
b' I 1.)9 l
· "( ·urrl•nt ('l)mpen~t111n ln d .. 1enJ
10 d1seouragl' applicants fo r th1,
pos111on '~ho are not rl.'t1red M
linanc1all) 1ndependen1." thl· ( 1rand
J u~ repon rnnduded ·· ·\1!t1p11on t'f
our recom mcnda11on'i '' 111 'l'r' l' to
opt>n ttic-poc;ttmn tO top-cahber
pt't•pk 1n mad-...·drt'l'r "ho v.ant to
ma1.l.' .n Jt!J hk tht'ir .. en ices to the
ll'unt' ''tl.athout .. ut1enng maJOf
fan,rncaal 'wh.'ntices ..
Tht' c.rand J un rt'('ommended
'uptc·r' "11r' ancn•a.,e their own
\J IJra1·, ·'' rl'lJUtrc.>d h' lav. b\
$I 111M11.1 t'' l'r> t" o ~ t'ai--, through
1441 rhu' J <\UJX'f\ ISOr ""0Uld earn
Jh\,ut 5"' 1.1()() hcg.innmg an 1987.
$t"1~1 l\)ll1n llll'Nand$75..000 tn 1991
(Pleaae see PAY HIKlt/A2)
Though thousands of miles away,
the war In Lehanon has touched the
la ves of relatives. friends and former
co-workers of a Huntington Beach
man kidnapped at gunpoint Tuesday
1n Moslem West Beirut.
"It really brings 11 home," sa id
And the both of a Bntish unl\er-
s1ty ll'acher. wh1) had been shot
several time'\ an the head. was brought
to the hospttal morgue toda). the
Associated Press rep6n ed. llnner·
sit) officials said they d id not know
(Pleaee aee KJDNAP/A:a )
OellJ ""°' ......... ~ i .. ~
Thia la the Huntiniton Beach home of kidnap 'rictim David Jacobson'• ex-wife. ·
Cou·nty grartd jurors claim
state law ties their hands .
I
When most people are asked what
role a grand Jury plays. the common
answer centers on the powtl of
tndictrnent -the power to formally
charge persons with a cnme.
But in California. such an answer
j would be incorrect The grand jury
·system in the Golden State hu
chanaed substanttaUy since a J 978
rourt decision ~verely lirnited the
role a arand JUry plays 1n cnmtnal
cases.
Toclay.JrandJuncs, ~ui:h as the 19·
member Ornnae Coun h Grand Jury.
are hmttcd 1n their role: tn the
criminal ,JUStil't system Stnt'e the
1978 Hawkins dec1st0n was 1ssu<•d by
the state Supreme C'oun. grand JUrtcs
here have had to conrcntratr their
efforts as local ·aovcmment watch·
dop.
· · The curTCnt Orange \ounty (.iranJ
Jury. now neanng the end ot m one·
year term. would like to restore th~
traditional role .,-and Junes have
played in the C'rim1nal justit't' system
The Joe.al panel has caned upon the
Boa,rd of uperv1~ors to 'upron
'· lcg1sl1111on that \\Ould restore the nght
of grand Junes to issue 1nd1ctmen1'
tha t lead direct!\ to tn al "It'~ not that there·,. am 1h1ng
wrong w11h our watchdog role. hut -'~
other Mates tia ve the tnd1ctm<'nt
proccu and, tn the 1ntcrtst of good
government, we ~uld ltkt' to 5tt It
restored here," o plaancd Thoma
Kehoe. fo~man of the 1~84-8~
Orange Count) Grand JuT)
In the Hawkins d(.'('1s1on. ~talc
upremc . Coun j ust1t'\'~ rukd that
i'.'n manal defendants had tht ri~t to a
JEFF
ADLER
PERSPECTIVE
puhltr prdttrnnn~ hl•an ng to J t'-
tl'rmine "hcthrr thcn7 v.a~ ~ufficacn t
ev1dt'ncr 10 hold th(•m O\Cr for tnal
l'Hn after a grand iun 10d1ctm<'nt
had bl'cn '"~ued
Pr('v 1011<,l . prth<."l uw r" l'Uuld
pursue one ,,f two route' in l'hurgtn(l a
per'li<'O \\1th 3 t'n ml' .\ pr<1St'\'Ut nr
could \C'l t\'tl) bnng "1tncs~' to
tC',t1f, hcfore a gra nd. 1ut'\ and an
(PleaH eee GRAl'fD JURY/ A2J
Illegals hurt
the economy,
INS chief says
R\ ROBERT HYNl>MA~
OI ,,,. O•ity "'°' a19"
1 h<' r<'gtl'nat \·omm"~1oner ot th<"
lmn11~""""' and l\a1u rnl11a11on Ser·
, 1u 111ld .1 "'('"" pon Bcaeh audience
T Ill"'''' th.11 the l 'nitl'd Slates nttds.
nr" k1ti,1u1wn in help l'Ontrol 11legal
1m ···1~r Jll•'n
11·, gl1111ti 1,1 1akl' men and womr n
111 th,· llr""root11 lt'vc-1 to SI\.
'f 1 •11tth k t', pn.\let't and control our
h11r.lcr' ·· -.a id I tar E7cll. comr
"'""'''ll'r t'f the INS' WC''\tt''m region.
f Pleaee ... ILL&OAL/ A2)
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A2 OrMge Coast DAILY PILOT /Wedneed
KIDNAP VICTIM'S RIENDS CONCERNED ..•
rromAl
where instructor Denis Hill. 3. was
killed or who brought him to the
hospital.
tate Ocpanmc:nt oflic1als 1n
Washington D.C. rcponed that no
aroup has clatmcd rt'!tpons1b1ht) for
the Jacobsen kidnapp10g and no
demands have been received. Univenit~ officials said they were
puzzled TueM!ay over the attack on
the director of an apohucal. non-
d1scnmmatol") hospital that 1s strain-
ing to treat the v1cums or war.
Stlttng in the dining area of h1i.:
Busby Lane home. Dobkin wa) JU St as'
confused
.. I've known him (Jawbsen) for 20
years. I don't think he's at all a
poliucal 1nd1,.1dual. He's Just dedi-
cated to his work," he said. "()fall the
ptople to grab. I don't sec an) reason
to take him "
The Jacobsens and Dobkins were
among the first two fam1llC'> tu mo' c
into the Hur'llington .Beach trau. and
had gone on several camping trips
together.
Which garage
did he mean?
PALO l\LTO {-\Pl -1 v.o Sthlnn
Valle} companies -~pplc (om·
puter Inc . and Hev.lc11-Paf kard Co
-claim Pre~1den1 Reas.an had them
1n mind when ht· ad"l'>l'd )oung
Amencans on th e '1rtuc\ ol \mall
business. .
"Follow in the foot<;tep-; ol those
two college students who launched
one of America's great computer
firms from the garage behind their
house." Rcagan said
Dobkin said he heard the news of
the Jacobkn k1dnapp1na Tuesday
morning af\er turning on the radio in
11me to catch the Lille end of a news
broadcast.
"I heard the name Ja oh!>en . then
'8e1rut' and 'hospital' and I knew 1t
wa$ him.'' he u1d. 'Tm still
shocked." ,
A woman at the Jacobsen home on
Busby Lane 1den1tfied herself as the
hospital adm1n1s1rator's C\·Wife. but
asked that her nam~ not be used.
She said she was shocked by tht
repons and had been on the telephone
most of the day talking 10 State
Department officials .
··Every second counts." she said "I
hope that they ( l '. officials) arc
doing the bcJI they can I'm Vt'ry
concerned. He's the father of m) th~e
children and he'-; a struggltng human
being."
Jacobsen's son. fnc. refused tt>
comment on the k1dnapp1ng.
Doreen Barrett. a nurse at an
Alhambra hospital ·where Jacobsen
was head adm1n1<;1rator for e.gtit
years. said that she was womed for his
safet) -so worned that she was
having troubles keeping her mind on
the JOb. . .. It's hard getung our work dt>nt"
't ou don't know v.hat the) (his
captors) will do to htm," said Barrett
at ~~hambra Community Hospital
She and usan VcJar. an admin1s-
1rat1 ve secretary at the hosp11al,
speculated that Jacobsen wa~ lured to
Lebanon by the challenge of operat·
ing the 420-bcd medical center. the
largest ·hosp11al 1n the stnfe-tom
country.
They also ponrayed him as a .. vel")
Da'rid Jacobeen
eating" person who would dip into
his own pockets to help omployccs
and send flowers to cider!\ or Ion<.'·
some hospital patu:nts. ·
Robcn Berry. Nt•w 't ork-bascd
spokesman for tht· Beirut Unt\Crm).
said JacobM"n was hired by thl'
medical center last December after
working nearl) 1"'0 )cars 10 Riyadh.
Saudi Arabia. as head adm101strator
of a 120.bcd m1l1tal) hospital.
Jacob~n. v.h o holds a bachelor's
degree 1n psychology from UCLA and
a masta\ 1n public administration
from the University of Arizona.
began his ca reer 1n the Los Angeles
County hospital system. Berry said.
He later headed the Alhambra
hospital from 1973to 1981
STUDENTS LASH OUT AT TEACHERS .•.
From Al
Apparent!) prompting tht· ht•a1c.•d
feelings was a boycott b) teacht·rs of
the student awards banquet on \1a)
16. "
Senior Renee Robens said o;1udrnt'
were d1'gusted b) the tealhl·r<,'
boycott at the Corona11on program
after the youngster'> thcmM>I' e sup-
ported the teachers' ~1ckou1 and
allegedl) heeded their 1nstruc1cm·
urgings b> v.alking out 'vfa) 1-l 10
show sympath).
"The mood has changed to d1!1gust
of union tac11cs." she said ... You'"c
ahcnatud ·>ou r\ehcc; from your own
allies ··
.\nother <;tudent , Mike S1her~1e1n.
called the teachers' ab\cncc at the
awards banquet a ··selfish boycott."
He said parents are losing respect for
the teachers because of ac11v1sm and
that teachers are genera11ng negative
feelings on the pan of >oung~ters
v. hen the> should be pla) mg rok
models. he said.
Rumor~ ofa bo;,rnu at graduation
lt'rmeon1e) pro"tdc another~\ample
of <;tude nts being U\Cd 1n the ncgo-
11at1ons. he said
S1lvcrste1n urgl'd that the two
v.arnng Sides tbe D1~trn.:t
Educators As!\OC1a11on and the high
school d1stnc1 -work for a com·
promise to gi ve students an op-
portunity to end the school year
ptacefully."
Negotiators today were slated to
meet wath a mediator. Teach~rs
union president Doug Scon said
previously he will call a general
membership meeting Thursda) 1f
toda)' 's talks break down.
He said anything from a sitdown
stnke to a general strike is possible.
pending the decision of the 700-plus
teachers in seven high schools in
Huntington Stach. Fountain Valley
and Westminster.
EXPORTER' ASTOUNDED' AT CHARGES •..
From Al
Light showers possible tonight
High ctOYd• IPfHdtno acroH Southefn Calllornla could
bring light rain to the m~talna and co11tal \lalleya tonight. but
clMr aldet ahOYld pr~all Thursday, lorecutera aald
The molatur•·laden clOUd• will drltt Hltward. allowing
aunll'llM and mOYntaln reeort hight In the 60t on Thursday. the
National Weath« s.rvtc:. Mid.
Along the Orange Coatt It wlll be lalr north Thursday. Partly
ctoudy aouth. A raw tprlnkle• near the Mexican border tonight
Highs mostly in the 70s. Lowa In the upper 40s to near 60
From Point Conception to the Mexican Border and out 60
miles -Inner waters: Light \larlat>le wlnda Thursday except weat
to aouthwett 1010 18 knota evening hO\lrs. Southweat t welf 1 to
2 fMt. Variable high cloud• northern waters then lair Thursc;tay.
Cloudy aouthern waters c.learlng Thuraday afternoon.
Tempe Lill,. Rock IMI 83 .
Louie ...... 71 SI
MempN1 89 &e ·-~~ "llONTI ._
HIQn low'°' 2• llOUtt ending al S • m M•llN S..Cn 83 19
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8all1m0<1 13 81 Oman a 78 e1 C11e11n1 IS S4
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ai.m1rck 78 St Phlleo.Jpll11 17 SD t11gn low •or :14 hours ending 11 s a m Monrovia 83 49
BolM 10 t~ Pnoen•• 100 74 Mon11rey 83 SI
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c-83 38 P0tll1nd 01 67 SI Frnno ., 57 0nlat10 81 SI
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PAY BIKE FOR SUPERVISORS· ...
From Al
The report noted that supervisors In making comparisons to other own salal) increase'>.
1n San Diego County. similar in size professions. the Grand J uf) rcponed In Los \ngeles or San Diego
and population to Orange County. finding that business executives in counties. for rnstance. suptrvtsors'
now are l>atd $53.159 ptr year while mid-level pos111ons e~cecd the cur-salant's are tied to the ~mount of
Los Angel~ County supervisors are rent superv1sors··salancs while some money upenor and Municipal coun
paid $73. 769 annually. construction .workers and truck dn • Ju dges earn. Judges' salanes are set by
Also. Orange County now employs Grs. "'working long hours." can earn the state Legislature.
459 workers, including suptrv1sor6' close to the amount hoard members Supervisor Harnett Wieder. a
aides. who currently earn more than now arc paid. .member of the personnel comm1ttce
board members. Some 42 top depan-Board Chairman Tho mas Riiey, a 'that requested the Grand Jury review.
me-nt and agency chiefs arc paid retired Manne Corp<> general. agreed said having 10 set their own salaries
$70.000 or more per year while supcrv1sorc; should be "compensated places supervisors in an ··untenable
another 211 earn between $50.000 fo r the re$pons1bl1t>" of the oflice posiuon ...
and $60.000. according 10 the Grand the\ hold. "I didn't take 11 (the JOb) for the
Jul) repon. ..·lt'shardtogctu<>edtohaving)our salaf). But 1f ~ou do 1t 1n a com-
comm111ce doing research on aero-
space guidance s~ stems. said he had
"complete!) cooperated .. with L S.
C ustom~ agents 1n their invcs11gat1on
of the allegedly illega l shipments.
nauonal Inc ma10ta1 ned that he had
re' 1e.v.ed the general e~pon license
rcgulallom he belle' ed v..erc pcrll·
ncnt to shipment ol kr:ytrons and
claimed. ''there was no cross-referen-
ce to the mun1t1ons lt~t that would
have 1nd1ca1ed the need for a special
license."
"ln recent years. the JOb has 1mmed1a1c s1affpa1d more than you:· parauve wa >. the staff is making
did not ha\t' an)' Qwnersh1p interest required a full-time commnment. Rtle) said. "lf)'ou v.ant to put 11 on an more," she said.
in the Hunungton Beach firm. but This fact coupled with the necessity of hourly basis there are few damn da)s Rile> added that he thought 1t was
"he was one of our biggest cus-the board having to set its own I don't put 1n a I 0-11 hour day." strange the board had 10 turn to the
tomers ·· salancs. a politically sensiuve issue. The Grand Jul") 's review of the Grand Jury to .. Justify raising your
"We went over all ofth1s with them
211i years ago." Smyth said~ ··so I
reall y don't understand wh> they are
maktng c;uch a big deal about ll now ..
Sm;,th said he first met M1lchan tn has resulted in a. compensation 1m-supervisors' ~ala!")· was 10111ated after own salary." but he said he also
1972 "when ~e entered a JOtnt balance between county manaJem.ent offi cials on the county's personnel wouldn't like to be in the position of
ventun;. at the urging of the Lsraeli and supervisors which v1ctim1ies the committee requested the stud)'. having to raise a family on a
govern~ent ... He did not clah~~1a~1~e~~1a~1n1~e~~~1~h~e~r~e~~~~u~a~k~s~.~~~~~~~s~ona~r~d~m~e~m~~~r"S~m"u~s~1~a"p~p~t~o~vne~1h~e"trr~supe~1sofssa~ry.
Holding up a ccruficate from the
lJ S i\tr Force commending him lor
"mentonou'> Cl\.than \Cf\ ice" he
said ·1n '1ev. of JU'>t rece1\ ing th1c;
1hc 1nd1ctmcnt real I~ v.a\ a '>urpn'>c I
'itill can't hel1eve 11 ••
The 1nd1Ctment. returned \1a} 16.
allege\ thar ~m~ th. from Januar).
I 98(J th rough m1d-Detemtx:r. 19!'.!2.
sent the kl")trons w11hou1.,obta1n1ng
the rl'qu1rcd export license or written
appro" al frnm the l ' S. State Depan-
ml'nt
\m•th pre\tdent of ~llco lnttt·
Israel said 11 has used the 1wo-1mh·
long devices tor non-nuclear
purpose'> and 11 has agreed, at the
request of l \ la v. enforcement
official'> to return to l ' S custod' the
kt'\ tron'> remaining 1n '>tock . officials
\aid
~m' th said tht• \ale ol the kf\ trons
"'a\ made to the Hell ( orp of Tel
~' 1'. a pn vate cc1mpan~ that. he said.
"'as operated b~ 1 .. raeh businessman
.\rnan M1lchan
Asked 1f his com pan) v.a" named
Mtlco becauc;e of 1n\Olvemcht v.1th
Mitchan ~m~th '>aid that \1 1lchan
on the nature of the JOint venture.
M1lchan'5 bus1ne!>s enterprises
have included producing several Hol-
IYy.'ood mo" 1es. including ··The Krng
of Corned>·" 'itarnng Robcn DeNiro
and Jen') Lewis
Btfore forming his own com pan).
Sm) th worked as an aerospace engi -
neer at Nonh A mencan A v1at1on and
11s successor. Nonh Amencan Rock-
well, from 1955 to 1969. He was chief
engineer for the av1on1cs system on
the F-111 jet and. earlier worked on
development of the automatic pilot
system fo r the Boeing 707.
GRAND JURY WANTS INDICT POWER ..•
From Al
1nd1c.tmcn1 toulJ ~ 1<,<,ueJ <>ml'
rndtc.ted J de fendant\ ca'r then
w0uld proceed d1recth to tnal 1n a
Supt•n11r < 11u r1
B) tar the m11\t l•imrn11n manner 1n
whith tr1minal l hargl•\ arc hmught
ho.,..CH'r 1<; thmugh .i preltminary
hcanng .\ rx:r'>on chargl'd "'Ith J
crime 1\ brought hefore a Judge 1n
Munte1pal < ourt v.h1J then hl'af\
ev1dcme again<;t the dlCU'>ed and
rulec; "'hcthcr tht•re '' \uffiuent
tVl(.kntc for J 1nal At J prt'l1m1nan
hcnri n11 tht· au U\l'J . through hi'
lav.\cr\ ,., t·n11 tk d 10 \ rt1\\·l'\:1m1nl'
,ind< 11ntront h" .H < u\l'r\
In lrna1n ta-.1·\ 1h1· 1mln 1nwn1
prole\\ .... J\ \ 1ev.cd ,J\ .1 Olllf\' dki.
t 1 've and le.,, lf>\t I\ \1.-J ' tt, pr• 11 l'l'J
ec;peuall\ tn ca'>t'' v. 111 mull1pk
defendant\ 11r 1n 1.1\t'' "hrrt <nm
pht<1led trimin.11 111n<.p1r,1un ,,,.
fraud v.t·n· allqtt•d
lndittmcnl\ .tl\11 ommonh v.nc·
"'ught lor t J\l'\ 111 v..h1th l htldn·n
were w1tm'"l'' In thild Jhu\1· '··•'-<''
for 1n<,ta mt• ,Jn 1nd1umrn1 would
guarantl'l' th<tl 111ung Lhlldrcn "'111ild
be expmnJ 111 thl' rraum<l .ind orc.Jcal
oflC\t11\1n11 at puhlll trial onl" on<l' < all 1n11 lht 11rrt·nt \.Ii \1an1n
Just tall
642-6086
Preschool child abuse case in Lo'>
..\ngclcs ( ount) "a glaring example"
of hov. the Hawkin'> dec1s1nn has
affcued the criminal proce\\. the
count} Grand Juf'v pointed out that
the Los A.ngele\ (,rand Jul") •'>sued
cnm1nal 1nd1ctment'i 1n the ca"e
fullov.1ng 7'': da) sol dcltberauons
However. because the defendants
demanded a public preltmtnal) hear-
ing under the Hawkins dec1S1on. the
ca<;e ha<; dragged on for ntne months.
c.oc,ting taJtpa)'l.'f\ an c\llma1cd \2
million '>O far In ,Hld111on th~· \Ct110I!-
..... 1tnc\\l''> ha\l' 'fX'nt d;i~\ on 1hc
"ilnl'\\ 't<1nd tc<,llf\1ng 1n 1lw puhlit
'P"t hgh t «'I hn v. erl' l n 1''>·c ~am 1 ncd
JI 11me' h\ all \l''en 111 the delcn·
dan1 ,· attornl'\.,
·11 thl· anu'>t'd arc hound O\Cr for
lflJ I lhl\ l'nt1rt• proce'>!i will be
rqx·atl'd "-t•hoc -;aid in a lc11er to
'upcn 1\or\ t alltng on them 10 s~ ron effort, to rc'itorc the indictment
pr<1tC\\
The torrnrnn added he wa'i .... l)·
railed at the ahu<;c thtJ.-.e k1d\ were
e11pnscd to."
In Orange ( ount~ 1hc Grand Jury
report r<•v1cwt"d thr more lcngtb y
·orcllm1nan heann~'i rnnducted dur-
ing the pa\t three years.
The rt''v lcwer'i found that sncn
prellm1nar-,. hearings required from
15 10 i.llJ d:.t\\ of coun 11me ant.I Jlf
re\ultl'd 1n tht defendants' being
bound O\l'r for tnal 1n ~upcnor
( oun The \C\"en ca..e-; took up a tCllJl
of 17M mun 1.Ja)s
The count) D1stnct l\ttornn \
Office has concluded that all of the
cases could have been processed by
grand JUT) 1nd1ctment. each 1nvolv-
1ng or1t to three days of thl' grand
JUI')\ time ~hdc '>a' ing rnunl)
ti:npa yef\ an t'\t1matrd $700.01.>IJ. the
u 111cn ·~ panrl rrponcd.
Kehoe \all.I he hopcc, the Board of
Su pen 1\ur\ v. di Jec1de to support the
leg1sla11 on 1n <.,acramento aimed al
restoring the grand JUI') ·s 1nd 1ctmen1
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VOL. 71, NO. 141
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ILLEGAL ALIENS 'HURTING ECONOMY' ..•
From Al
E1ell. c;peaking to the Newpon
Cente( K1wan1s Club. said the issue of
illegal 1mm1grat1on is laden with
myths that makes reform more
difficult.
One falsehood. Ezell said. is that
illegal immigrants provide a boost for
the economy.
"That's a big rJ1yth and a con JOb
put on by those who believe in open
borders." he said. "It's the illCJll
immigrants who are actually draining
ttie economy."
E7ell said allegal immigrants often
ta ke JObs that would normally be
filled by teen-agers or single women
who arc heads of households. In turn.
those ct112ens who cannot find work
are dependent on social program'i
lundcd b} tax dollars
"For cvef) 100 work ing illegal
1mm1grant~. 66 \J.S. c111 zcns arc
d1splaccd (from the work fo rce).'' he
\aid
The image of Mexican illegal a hens
taking onl) those Jobs Americans do
nut want 1s a myth . Elell 'iatd ...
Ofall 1he Illegal ahcn'i in thl' l Inned
~talc\ onh ahout 15 percent arc
111" 111vcd1 n \o-callcd '>loop-labor JObs
lt kc agnculture. he said The rest arc
1n ser\'1te 1ndustl") or ltght manufac-
turing. earning good wages and work-
tng tn a comfortable environment.
E7ell said he 1s aware of the
problems 1n .stemming the 11de of
illegal 1mm1grants and admmed that
the Border Patrol can onlv catch
abo'ut halfofall those who attcm_pt 10
enter the United States illegally in
search of JObs. Many wh o arc caught
and deponcd arc caught trying to
• sneak back four or five hoors later.
Ezell said.
"Eve!)· 66 !.econd s. we apprehend
an illegal 1mm1grant. and that's in the
Western Region alone.'' he said . "We
apprehend. on the average. 2.000
illegal 1mm1grants a day."
E1ell said more than 500,000
1mm1grants become le$81 c1t11cns
each year. but the INS cst1mate'i thcrt'
are anywhere from six 10 12 m1lhon
illegal 1mm1grants current!> ltv1n g 1n
the United States.
And the problem 1s g.rowtnj worw
In 1965. Border Patrol offi cial'> 1n
~an Diego reponcd 6.500 arrcm of
illegal 1mm1grant'\, Last year. about
425.000 illegal a hens were caught.
HUTIERSCUS
Designed,
Finished .
Installed
"You "-nov.. )OU '>Ct' these ~oung
kids v.11h their parent~ (illegal aliens)
and ~our hean goes out to them But
what can you reall> do?''
tzetl said he advocates lcg1sla11 ve
refor m that would make 1t illegal for
employ'crs to knowmgly hire an illegal
1mm1gran1
If ttlC) do. employers would be
subJCCt to fines and. 1f the crime 1s
repeated. possible imprisonment
Agncultural interests, which de·
pend on the seasonal help of illegal
1mm1grants. would be allowed to hire
the workers dunng the harvest season
onl).
E1cll urged that his audience con-
tact their elec ted representatives to
su pport ~uch leg1sla11on.
"Pan of the problem nght now is
that employers would simply rather
hire illegal ahens,".he satd. "One man
told me he ltkes to hire illegals
because the)' work harder. c;tay longer
and complain less."
Rut £1cll said such an attitude is
hurting the econom) in the Uruted
State'> by keeping A.mertean\ un-
emplo)cd or c1cpendent on \<>C1al
program"
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