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PSAseeks
Additional trips at John . ayne would
raise ~umbe-r to 67 daily: Riley angered
ozeQ. m ·ore ·night&
By JEFF ADLER
Of tile o.Hy ......... "
Pacific Southwest 4.irlines has ap-
plied to Orange County officials for
pc:rm1ss1on to fl y 12 additional flights
from John Wayne A1rpon using its
quiet new Jetliner. And at least one
Coast
The Lions Club reeled in
more than $172,000 at its
40th annual Fish Fry over
the weekend./ A3
California .
Lottery commissioners
award the first ticket con-
tract and describe two
"Instant" games./A4
Nation
Supreme Court gives its
blesslng to silence as
long as its not called
"prayer·." I A4
World
Poltce destroy a bomb
nearthe Syrian Embassy
in London./ A4 . ~
Sports
Three area baseball
standouts are selected in
the major league free
agent draft./81
Entertainment
The Gershwin score is the
saving grace of the revival
of the 1930 musical "Girl
Crazy'' at Sebastian's
West./83
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county supervisor is upset because
the move could increase the number
of daily jet nights at John Wayne
Airpon from SS to 67.
The San D1ego·based airline ap-
plied for the extra tltghts Fnda). but ll
will be several more months before a
Builders
upset
over ~HB
controls
Developers blast
city's crackdown
on 'bootleg' U_!lits
By ROBERT BARKER
Of the Delly l'tlo4 Sc.ft
.\bank over '"bootleg .. apanmcnts
1n older downtown sections of Hunt·
ington Beach flared up again in Cit)
Council Chambers Monda) night.
Kent Pierce. president of the Hunt·
10,gton Beach/Fountain Valley Board
of Realtors. accused City officials oi:..
trying to destroy indlVldual propeny
nghts.
And. Pierce said tity oflk1als arc
threatening to make all homt.·s in the
area look like \hey "came out of the
~me c-00kie cutte r."
A proposed city ordinance. accord-
ing to Pierce. would prohibit builders
from constructing homes downtown
w11h the same features as tho'ic 1n
other pans of town. /
"Ifs like the cit) sa) mg ttlat people
can't buy a Corvette becau~ 11 goes
over 55 mi.Jes an hour. They should
say you can buy the Corvette but
you'll gel a ticket if )OU go O\Cr 55:·
he said toda'.
Cll) officials halted all ne .... '-·on·
struction in Apnl 1n downtown areas
to plug loopholes the) said allo .... ed
builders to construct large structures
that passed 1nspec11on as -;ingk·
famih structures Ho""e"cr. 1n se' ·
oral cases. buildings wcrt' later altered
and illegally divided into buotkg
(Pleue eee BUILDERS/ A2)
review of the application. 1ndud1ng
adDitional ~ound tc~t). t:an be com:
pletcd.
PSA applied for the add111onal
fl1gh~ under pro\ 1'>1ons ofthl' recent-
ly approved airline access plan wh1l'h
exempts commercial Jets from the
regulati.'d S5-01ght l·e1hng 1f the) can
succenfull} tai..e off from the airport
at noise levels t>elo.,.. M6 decibels.
upen 1sor~ appro\ ed the accc~
'/ ·)
/
A room with a view
plnn and 1t'i IS6·del'tbl'I bamtr with
thc 1nten11on of ma1n1a1ning controls
on the number of 01~hts Board
member'> had been ad\.1scd that no
planl' fl) 1ng was capabk of qualil~ 1ng
tor ewmpt ll1gh1<.
1ncc P~.\·~ h1gh-v.1ng ICXl-pa)\Cn·
ger B .\l·· I -l6 began 11) ing from John
\\J\ne to thl' ',an Franu\lO Ba' .\rea
the Jt"Lhna c:on~1'itl'ntl} has tlov. n
bo.:neath the MHkl 11x'I celling. e\Ccpt
Delly Plloi pf>oto lly l .. P9JM
Two SQUlrrcls use a tall tsush for a scenic view of Upper
Newport Bay. possibly.admiring·thc approac h of summer or
getting a start on their tan.
on one or two occa!>tOn!>. otlictal<i
said. A1rpon noise abatement of·
lic1al!> bel~e"e 11 ~•II eastl) quahf) for
exer'npt-fl1ght status
However.· supen 1wrs must ap-
pro1, e the add1t1onal flight~ and at
lea~t one board member. ( hairman
Thomas Rile}. isn't happ~ \.l.llh the
'>ltuation.
"T .... ehe 1s a ndiculou'> number on
thL' \Urface:· Rile~ !>aid toda\ .. I I rm
lOrrt'Ct. thn~ 1s no i.lam dunL. (oh the
airline\ w1nn1ng approval ·of the
c\tra flight'>)."
"I don't want to '>Ce 1t (the extra
flights) happc-n until we get thinp
"•th thl' a1rpon all ironed out...with
all tht• IJv.\ull'> and other ttunp''
Kile' !wild
fhe hoard l ha1rm.10. whose dis--
lfll t 1ndudc'-tht' J1roon and nearby
(Ptcuc eee PSA/ A.2)
Beer-to-minors
crackdown nets
7. Valley arrests
Undercover police
use 18-year-old
to trip up violators
8..} ROBERT BARKER
Ol I,,. o....,, f'tlo4 SW!
~\en pt:oplc ha -.:e been arre'ltl'd 1 n
a Fountain Valle) Police !Xpanmt'nt
underco1,er ope-ration aimed at un·
lav. ful sales of alcoholic ~ .. cragt'\ tu
minors. 11 \\as disclosed toda\
.\lleged offenders 1ndude em·
plo)ees at 1 .... 0 supermarket'>. tY.o
liquor !>tOr<.'s and :f drug \tore
according to Lt. Richard Da' t'npon
who heads the ongoing invesugauon
.\n out-of-town 18-\ear·old bo'
v.as used b) police to se"lect c;1, pack\
o l hl>er at thl' '>lllln Jnd take them to
thl' chel l..ou1 '>land tor purchase. H Ls
tdenulit J llon dearh shuv.ed that he
"ouldn t be: 11 \ear\ old -the legal
dri nking age in ( ahfom1a -unlll
ll/!1 l>J\l·npnn 't.ud •
It t hL' l krl..' '>uld the tx"Cr to the
\Outh pollll •>rl1cers obsen1ng-the
tra n.,..., 1 on'> \\11uld arrest them on the
-.pot lur '1ula11on o f state laws.
Jnordtng 10 na\C-npon .
"\omL' of them "ould g1ggJt> and
'-Cll 1110 him · Da,enpon said
But 1t ..ak' emplo \eC"s checked
1den111i~.it1un and refu~d to sell the
1,outh bc:n -as 2-' out of 31 ~·o;1ahl1<.hml·n1' did' -the store will
n.•ce1\l' J nu tation Lil commendauon
from the \tate .\koholic Beveragt>
( ontrol ollic1al'i .
(Please .ee BEER/ A2)
'Mild' Sll:J.Oking curbs
favored by supervisors
Over the ob}ectk>ns 01 Supervisors Ralph Clark and Thoma
RUey, the Orange County Board of Supervtsors again indk:&Nd
~1t'J)16nt to .., an ordinance banning smoking in county
bulldtngs o.-pubMc plllCel white altowlng private empk>yers to deYelop
vofuntaty no-smoking programs.
Supervisors voted 3-2 following almost a half-hour of discussion
to place Its proposed no-smoking ordinance on next week's board
agenda for adoption.
(Pleaee ttee .SMOKDIG/ A2)
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3 women attacked in Coast rampage
OCinmate
hangs self
ay n.VI MAMLI
OtlleOlllr .......
A 19-yMr·old man who threat-
.,_, to Jump from the root of
Orange County Jafl last winter,
apparently h.iged htmteff early
today at the jalt where he was
being kept under medical ob-
servation, auttiorltles reported .
Paul Allen • Pinkerton of
Anaheim Hiiis was found hanging
by a bed sheet from a drain pipe
fn a bathroom of the jaWa medical
ward, Orange County Sheriff's
Lt. Dick Oteon said thla morning.
· Pinkerton was observed 9'eep-
lng In hla bunk at 1 a.m. today by
jail per1<>nnet. Fifteen minutes
later, Pinkerton wu found dead
In the bathroom, Otaon uJd.
The apperttnt autdde. the
aateet In a string of deatha at the
Jall, wlll be lnveettgated by the
OrMge County Ofatrlct At-
torney' 1 offtoe.
By STEVE MARBLE
• Of IM Delly f'tlOI SIMI
.\ man who appar<."ntl} raped and
robbed two women and anach ·d a
third during a four·hour rampage
Monday is being sought toda).. b}
pohce from Costa Me..a. In tOl' :tnd
Tustin.
Polle<.' in the three c111co; c;a1d the
man took mone) from each of hie;
victims and stole a black Datsun
p1cl.up trul i.. Imm unc of the \\Offil'O
The attacker. la't '>l'Cn 1n ( mta
k'ia dm 1ng the hlad. ptckup. \\a'
de'icrthed in l'aLh ra<>e a'> being tall
hlal·I. and -.lender \qth '>hon dari..
hair Thl' \\omcn wlJ oflirer' thl'
man aprx·arl·J 111 tw 111 hi' m1J to IJtl·
<i!<h
In 1m· '-,gt D1l i.. Ro" man 'J1d thl
lir-.1 a Ital I.. llllUrl·d 1n In lnl' at .ihi.1u1
2· 15 p.m OUl\ldl' a FlaJ1,!ltOnl· apart·
New Mesa budget
calls for copter,
. police substation
By TONY SAAVEDRA
Of Ille Delly Ptlet le.ft ·
Costa Mesa ollinals hn'e un,e1led
a S47 million ci t) budget propo~I
that incl udes mone' for .1 nev.
"quiet'' police hehcop.tcr. a "t'~t •11dl'
police subsuu1on and the purrtlasl' of
the Fairview regional par!.. site
The prelimtnal"} spending plan lor
fiscal 1985-86. beJinning Jul} I
reflects a SS.27 million increaSt' ll' rr
last year's ~4 1. 73 m1ll1on budget.
This new financial road map fl'·
lll•ct., :rprnhkm 1h.1t fl'\\ l lllL'' h.1 \ L' Ill
Ian '.< mta l\k.,J 1., \\1th1n) "' ,1f 1he
n•1hng pl:h:ed nn lm.11 g1nannwn1
e\pc.·nd1tu1r<. In 1'1llfXl\ll10n 4 Jfl-
pro\l'd tn 1111\11 ·
l hl' t•11~ <,1mpl~ mal..l'" hill mut:h
mom.'\. Jl.u1n.hn!! to J '>ta IL' lm mula
that U'-\'' popuku1on gro1,i.th and
)l'arl} inflalllln r.ltl'' tn '-l't :i l·;ip nn
'>pending
fhl' ll'ntatl\C spending plan hi.1a'i..
S 'ti '\ 7 m11l111n lor da\ -to-d.t' Ofll'r-
(Pleaae see MESA/ A2)
ml'OI \\htrl' till' mJn n1nlrnntL·J ,1
1,1,umJn rrtu1 n1n1! from the pool
· 1 lw gu ' l.tnw up hchinJ hl·r JnJ
demJnJed monn · Hov.man 'aid
"\ht· gJ'l' him )'iO ThL·n he dl'·
m.1 nJnl thl' 1..n ' tu ha ,ar. "h1L h 'hl'
~J\l' Ill him ..
H11v.m,tn -.,11,I tlw Jll.i .. 1. .. ·r hir .. eJ
till'\\ 11m.1 n 1nh1 J hnlrnnm .ind rJix•J
hL'r
L l'" thJn •JO hour lata a man
Fred Sorubal
Will oldies.still be goodies? ..
I I -• --~ --.. Antique car buffs rev up horseless carriages ....
for Great Race from Los Angeles to New York -----'
Herc 1s 8111 Hallidn) the Newpon Halliday. owner of Halliday\ Tra·
Bca<'h haberdu!>hcr. cons1d~nng d1tional Clothing of Newpon Bea h. ~-• whether he 'lhould stock ca hmere hasbecnJuaglinabusineuand pla~ in
bathrobe~ for thr man who has the months leading up 10 the Great
evcrythina. l\merican Car R..oce. a cros °"'ountn
"Kind of hot. I'd thini..:· he muw'I. contest with a Tirst-place purse of
rolling the m:umal hctwccn his SI 00.000.
finaer\. The race. open onl) to owner\ of
Herc I\ 8111 Hall1da) theantiquernr autos madr befort 1crn. begins Junl'
tlufT. e.x.pumina the d)niUlUC of ..24 1n Unt\'C~I C"tl} and end .. Jul) 4 nu~inia 11n9Che" Road terdo~n in New York Cit) rhcrc arc 10
fhc na11on'\ bonc--11qhn1 back ro.uh !iCht-<dulCd O\crn1Jht 'Ito~ in ht·-
from Lo \naelc\ 10 Ne .... York C:1t) ·tween ·
··1r11 break down.11 hreok'ldown... · ltalltda11s being \P.OMOrcd b) the
'he U) 'I mattcr-of·fol·tl) Of <'O urw 11 OrnnRe Coa~t Dail) Pilot. Joe
\houldn't .. M<\l ffhcrwn Chevrol~. Bu hnl'll
Binocular'>. \ \ \ Bo{l\ ,\. Paint Jml
Lon mar lnl "'ht\ h pmdlllt''l "DJI·
las" .ind other tdn 1\1on '>h"'" ;l1HI
dt~tnbute'i thl' lant• F ond,1 \\\ll"•llll
'1dc.'O tape"
re, ~n11th ..t \Jl<il.nman IM the
Tc.\G\·b.1-...:d rJl·e Ol"@JnlLcr'>. -..11J thl'
raCl' "lull of pcopk hl..e I IJlllJJ\ "ho
htl\ e .a common .t0t"t tmn lor old l JI'
and an uld-fa\hmnt'J l\('n"-' 1\I Jlh en·
ture
'"Whole Hl\\ n'clO't' 1.h•v. n to '4'1· th1'
raCL' IA. hethl'r II"• lhl' m1Jdk n rthL· ll11\
or night ··\aid ~m1th
'( oood ol~I i:~OIH "14.'\•dk" i\ \hm1.
ins the Ton,·< urtl\ mCl\lC' l"lhc
(1rc11t ~.1ll·" 1111 ~.ttm 11., t 1t1H'll' un
for a;" ml·t· '\n111h ,,ml \nd "l' I°(
nut t\ l'O 'l\npp1ng thl'rl' ··
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"''nt nu1 ot 'oiue qu1cL.h ·•
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1.11l'll mu. h tl\:ttn T hl'fl' "tll l'l\· morl'
1h.1n 111n ,·1ur.1nt\ th1) \\."JI indudmg
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\II 1.1\l'l\!ltl'<il""'"J "' n.i' 1~to"
matching the Je-.rnpt"1on Jlt,11. "l'J .1
\\Oman at thL' front J11m 1.11 hL'I
\\al nut .\' rnut' apartment in T U'>ll n
10\ est1ga1or' <,a1d
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mandcd m 1.rne' Jnd th1.·n "-"\uJlh .
a'>'iaultl'd the .;. n man tnr nc:irh a n
hour '" g1."tJ'"a' t J r "a' ,l.lll
.\1 Jbo ul .;, 'o p m J .::-. 'L'.JI ,11d
{ u'llJ \le~ "o man '-ltd J ta ll h J l i..
man \\.eanng Lil"' bl.1\ hoot'> ,am .. · 111
lhl' tr.ini .IP• · "I ha B:n ">treet
J p.1nnll'l1l .1nd ,1,i..cd fur paper and J
r)t:n 111 k,1\ l' Jn• tl h1r J ne1ghhor
I h1. \\11m.1n '11IJ i:x1l11.L' the man
1 .. r L'd h1' ":J' 1ri'tllt r.ititx•J hL'r and
thrL'.11 11l·d ha'' tth .1 'ILJI. i..n1 fe ht·
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t111•~ :h· " r .11' i. • t-..·droom
• rd\ fL ,1 1, • , J1, •'""-hut J1SC"on-
(Please see RAPE/A2)
Two Of ~eptu plets
listed as critical
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MARB LE
Focus ON THE NEws
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in'trudliln' Hlrl\ t at 'i' mph t11r 411
nunutco; JO\l th,·n mJ"c 1 11'11 1 .1n.t.
mal..e mind '""'~hntt ' ,11, 11l.1t11u1' Ill I
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mph and I f'J"' 11 hut !ii•'' ,tu, i.. 1-.. 11111.t
:i John llt-at· tr.tllor g111n~ ' mph 1
T herl' .ir1' '4'\ L'ral ".1,' 111 lc•ok1nr .11
the r:i1.l' On1 , hll1surl .iut '"h1• "'"'
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.id\ enWI'\ a., mU1 h ,,, ''"'thin~ l'i"'-'
l 11..c la'\ \car thl'' II ti..· touhn11a, rn"
(Pleue Me OLD CAR I A2)
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stiff er fines
for jail· s jam
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Aa * Ot1ng9 Cout OAIL Y PILOT /Tuetda~. June 4, 1985
LB multi-units face sewer hike
By USA MAHONEY
QI .. ~ .........
0-...ners of lar&e Laauna Beach
apanment houses and con·
dominium will be jarred by a revised
~ ratt St.ru(tW'C that may more
than double their fees.
The proposal take 'uC'h buildings
out of the cheaper comme~ull cat·
CIOfY and -with1l'l two year.. -
charses them 75 to 100 percent of the
S 162 single-tam1I)' homc.-rate pe1
unit.
Under 1he proposal, ~h1ch aoe~
befo~ 1he Cll) Council at 6 o'clock
tonight, all conllom1niums will
eventually pay the same sewagf fee~
as a sin&1e-fam1ly home. Apanment
houses with three unats or more will
pa) 75 pcrc-ent of that figure . Dupte,.
es will pa) 85 ptrcent of the sinak
family rate.
City administrators sa) charging
,
lar&cr. mulu-fam1ly bu1ldtni · c:om-
mcrcial rates a1ves their o<'Cupants lln
unfair advantaat-over sinate-fnn1ily
home owners and small apanment
complex owners The proposal to
charae apanments. ihree-quartcrs of
wnat is cha~ a SJngk-family home
or condominium is based on census
1nformat1on indicating that people
wh o own their homes 1n Laguna have
larger fam1ht:s and therefore produce
more waste than ren1en .
SMOKING ORDINANCE DEBATED ••.
Prom Al
But the acuon came onJ~ after
supervisors again debat<'.'d the ments
of whether the ord1nnnce 'ihould
include mandatory conlrols rqu·
laung smoking in pnvatl' workplac<'.'i.
BEER ••.
F.romAl
Personnel at the <\8( olli ce in
Santa Ana said the alleged '1olat1ons
carry a maximum fine ofS500 The}
said 1t 1s unlike!} that liquor licenses
would be suspended for first-lime
offenses.
Davenport said local police worked
w11h the ABC to de\.elop guidelines
for the operation
The crackdown foll owed com-
plaints by city officials 1ha1 juvenile
gatherings with alcohol being plcn-. . ...
problem." Police also have received
numerous compla ints about tccn-
aged dnnktng from residents. ()a, en·
port said.
m the unincorporated portions ot the
county. The ordinance would not
affi Cl Cities.
.. I'll be darned 1f rm gourg,o wan
for a m} 1h1cal vol untary program
that ne'er was and never will be."
said Clark in reg1s1enng his opposi-
uon to th<'.' streamlin<'.'d ordinancc.-.
"We should answer the call of our
times." •
Joining 1n Clark in calling for more
a more stringent mandatory program
was Rile\, who said tbc ordinance
fails to "protect the health and safety
of this count>-"
But the two supen 1sors were
out,oted b} upen 1sors Bruce
Ne\ta~e. Ham<'.'tt W1ed~·r and Roger
Stanton. '-"ho agret>d that private
bus.mess should be given until Jan. I.
I Q86 to develop a self-regulating.
vo luntary, no-smokin$ program
before a mandatory law 1s passed.
"Our mutual oal is lo achieve a
smo e· rec environment. 1e er
said. "Ho"' and when we achieve that
1s debatabll!. But I don't think it
would be wise to jump into the fra >
and sa} only way was for govemmenl
10 do 1t. The voluntary apprOilch is
philo ophically preferable 10 more
government regul:nion."
A week ago the board, by the same
3-2 margin. voted to stnp stnngent
prov1s1ons from the ordinance thal
would have governed smoking 1n
pnvate workplaces employing more
than IOpeople.
Instead. the three supervisors
agreed to allow the Orange County
Chamber of Com merce 90 days to
design a countyw1de voluntal) self·
regulat1ng program for pnvate cm·
plo)aS.
Howe,cr. in a strongly worded
stat ement 1s9Ued last Fnday. the
chamber's board of di rectors said 1t
cannot accept responsiblity for either
designing or enforcing a no-smoking
pr'Ogram.
Ncstandc said that despite the
apparent reluctance of the chamber to
managcsuc a program. e ee ssome
segment of the private community
still will step forward and assume
leadership for the program.
BUILDERS CHAFE OVER HB CONTROLS ...
From Al
buildings containing two or more
living units, they said.
City otliClaJs m ove to tJghtcn
regulations after a family threatened
to sue for fraud if a large new home on
England Street was partitioned into
muhiple living units.
Officials are trying to halt
"bootleg" apanments in s1ngle-fam·
1ly areas by requiring additional
park.ing spaces based on the number
of bedrooms. They also are tryini to
control the size of third-story build·
inJS and trying to do away with such
things as wet bars in !11aster bedrooms
because they allegedly are converted
into kitchens by some builders after
plans are approved b)' the city.
Officials imposed a 45-day mora-
torium April 22. Plannins officials
requested a 90-day extension Mon·
day night to shore up the ordinance.
But the extension was rejected by Cit}
Council members Monday. The ordi·
nance is slated to make its third trip to
the Planning Commission tomght.
Councilman Don MacAlhster said
the dental of the extension should not
indicate a retreat by officials.
Critics. he said. made it appear that
the city staff was at fault tor boolleg
problems. and not the builders and
~ales people.
"But degradation of the down1own
1s of more concern to me," he said." If
we don't do something about it. we're
going to have slums." '
Councilman Bob Mandie said the
city also should concentrte on crack·
)ng down on existing bootleg build-
ings.
"Ma}be we can't close them all
down but we sure as he(:k can try," he
said. A check on the buildings at the
time of resale would req uire a coun
order, he said.
HIGHER PENALTIES FOR JAIL JAM? .•.
Prom Al
The ACLU requested that a hear-
ing be scheduled as a followup to one
held March 18 when ShenfT Brad
Gates and county super' isors were
found in criminal contempt for not
complying with the federal judge's
orders to improve cond111ons at the
jail. .
County officials are pla nning to
add 125 ex tra beds by installing tnple
bunks in the main jail. Bu t Herman
said such ~ soluti on .. 1s nothing but
warehousing of bodies in a conccntra·
lion camp manner·. "'11hou1 the
slightest . regard for minimum stan-
dards or human decency ...
According to Herman. Judge
Gray's orders allow extra beds onl} as
a temporary solution.
While· the ;ail was built to accom·
modate 1.191 inmates, the Jail popu-
lation ha s been as high as I. 931 with
up to 435 inmates without beds.
Already. the county 1s being hit
with tinesofS IOa dav for each inmate
who goes wtthout a bed for 24 hours.
The fines went into effect Ma} 17. but
pavments have )Ct to be made.
The couru)' Board of Supervisors
will meet Wednesda~ to consider
hen ff Gates·s request to add mor\'
than 100 ptoplc 10 his department.
<;;ates 1s also ask mg for supervisors
to increase 1he depanment's budget
by more than $4 million to cover the
costs of moving inmate s from the'
main1ail in Santa Ana to other county
faciliues.
On May 27, JOO 1a1I inmates were
mO\.Cd to the Theo Lacy m1mmum-
secunt) jail facility in Orange and 76
were mo' ed from Theo. Lac) to the
James Mu~1ck Honor Farm near Lake
.Forest.
OLDCARSREVUPFOR 'GREAT RACE' •.• ...
From Al
the nation in a 1936 Ford con' cn1ble.
"Last ~car. "ed1dn'1 know what we
v.ere doing. We ~ere p~lt } lost out
there." said Beaumont. o~ner of a
truck business in Buena Park. "We
learned as we went along··
Beaumont said he and his wife
didn't pick up a <>topwatch (a n all-
1mponant piece of hardware on any
car rail\) until the da\ heforc the race.
··1 'luspcct we'll do better this 'car."
he said
push the top back. 11 acts like a
parachute and billows up." he ex-
plained.
Little. who dro"e a 1929 Model A
Ford last )Car and the year before.
said the ~ear and tear of taking an
antique car across the country is
tremendous.
conserva I) ve esll mates burned I 14
quans of oi l along the race route.
Even though his once-milk white
coveralls were splattered w1th 011 and
goo, Holland refused to change
clothing until theend of the race when
he dove into a hotel pool.
For that. he was given the "Spmt of
The Race .. award.
...
Rea l J une weather standing up
• A high pr .. 1ur• ., .. ott the Southern Catltornta cout can
take cr.cltt for the fair and warm« weather expected during the
next lew day1. lorecaeter• said.
In LOI An~. th• mercury wlll rlM Wednesday to 1 high
,,.., 82 after morning cloud• c:telt away, the National WMthef
SeMce Mid. High• of 82 to.88 were tor~t for the valleys. At
thecout. hlgh1of 72 to 78weretorec:ast, white mountain'"°. '11
will reach 85' to 73 degt"' 1fter 0119mlght low• or 42 to 52 Along the Orange Coast It wlll be mo1tly clMf Wednnday
but some low cloud• n~ht and morning hours along the cout. Warm« days. Lows ton ht SA 10 63. Highs Wtdn..Oay 72 10 76 at l>Mehes and 82 to 88 nland valleys.
From Point Conception to the Mexican Border and out 60
miles -Inner water1: LIOht varlabte winds tonight and
Wednelday morning becoming west to southwe1t tO to 18 knots
Wedn .. day a.tternoon. Wind waves 110 2 feet.
Tempe l MVtgM
Ulffe Aocti Louqr<tllle
~ MIMll 8Mcf>
MllWlllkM
M-.,StP...i
N81Mttie -o.auna
92 62
" 1• 85 16 ·Q~~~:0::co~~
SPIOwt•s Rt<n """ts Snow Occludt O...,. S1a1.on.,, -...
~-w..-~· NO•& VS o.ot OI c-"
-YOfk
ts n t7 79
68 47 e2 ~
93 71 ., 10
N()(folll,Ve
Olc141110m•Ctly °"'-h• Ortanoo Pllll~pnoe
P"-11•
Pllllbu•t" • P0ttland.Me
POfllend. Ot l'fOVl<Mnot
85 63
as 87 st 12 7j 55
99 17 ae 16
81-&a
711 so
9'I •II 70 611 81 ,,
Calif. Temps
H>gn, low tor ~4nouraeno1no 111 5• m
91k .. 1toeld 7S 59 Eur.ice 119 64
Fretn<> 77 60 l.a~ller 7 • 60
Lot "nge1a 73 eo 0 Mteno U 60
Peto Robtel 90 52
Surf Report
LOCATIOtC Hvnllngtoo Beeth
Rtvef .i.nt. "lew~
•Oth StrH ( Newf)<lfl
22nd su .. 1 N•wf)<lft
8•1boa W.0~ L911;ine 11tec11
SenC-t•
Wa1er1emp 63
llZI IMAl"I
1-3 l•lt
1-3 poor
1-3 "°"' 1-3 poor
I poor
1-2 -7.3 , .. ,
~::n .. y
R...o
Rlcllmond
.. &-I $-dltethOtl M>Ull\ .... tl Red e1un e2 es
Reowood Cllt 1 I I I
S.Ct-10 113 $7
SI Lo.n
St~•l...,pa Sall l MeClly
S1111An1on10
Sen Juan.P R s..11 ..
Sllrtvtp0t1
Sj)OUtle
S)'l'IM:UH
Top91!a
111 43
75 SI
91 67
12 ...
93 74
76 ~
93 78
87 74
611 54 91 ,,
12 54 .. 48
69 61 87 S6 ae 12 ... 69 a, e.i
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Salon•• 66 S7 Sen OHIQo 68 63 S... Fren<:os<:o 62 !>8
Sant• BMt>., a 77 SO
SlOQ\100 ' H H
High. low t0t 24 """" 1111d•no 11 ~ p m e.111ow eo s2
Bltll09 7 8 4 I Blythe as 82
C111llne 70 S 7
Long lleec:h 10 S9
Tides
TOOAY
SeG<>nd tow • 11 pm 23
Second 11.g11 t036pm ea
WEDNESDAY
Forll low 809em ' 4 F1111ru3n 1 OO•m 37
Sec:on row ~06p m B TUC90n
TulM
Wnlltnglon
WlcNla
Mon<o••• 7 1 58
Monl91'9\' ~ 52
Mt Wl'-1 56 31
-port Beach 67 59
Second lltgll II 22pm 8 I
Sun Nit 1ooay at 6 01 pm ,,_
Wednesd•1 .. s •2 • m and NII 911•1n
•UOtpm w1111 ... a.tre Otnwoo n 51
Pelm Sptonga 88 S•
PaM<lena 73 Sl Rivenlde 73 56
San Btm1t1dono U ~7 Extende d
Moon ,,_ tOCl•y el 10 1~ pm Mia
W.OnMday el 6 S3 • m end,.,..~ e1 11 tOpm
San Gel>tlel 73 SS
Sen JoM 77 •O Sen•• An• 10 .s1 Santa Crw 68 •9
T 11/>cM Velley &-I 36
P4ESA UNVEILS $4 7 MILLION BUDGET .•.
From Al
ations and SI 0.43 m1lhon for work
projects. including $4 million for
storpt' drain improvements and SI
mitrion for street maintenance.
Budget planners also ex peel to stan
the new fiscal year with a $503,355
carryover from the last spending
plan.
City Manager Fred Sorsabal 1s
recommending the city maintain a
separate cash reserve of $8.S million
or 25 percent. bringing Costa Mesa's
total reso urces to S55 million next
fiscal year.
Boasting one oft he most successful
shopping centers in the nation. Costa
Mesa expects to collect S 18. I million
in sales tax revenue. about 38.5
percent or the Cit} 's income. General
propen> taxes will contnbute $6.3
million. or 13.5 percent.
Highlighting the finan cial docu·
ment is a S 122.270 proposal to
establish a police substation in south·
west Costa Mesa. a high-crime area
noted for its dru$ traffic and concen-
tration of illegal immigrants.
The new station would be an
outreach to the Hispanic population.
Sorsabal told the council. and ease
concerns of recently polled residents
who want more police protection.
Two more officers and a clerk t~ p1s1
would be hired to staff 11.
He also recommends the police
department replace one of its two
Hugh es 3()()(' helicopters w11h a
quieter Hughes 500£ model -the
same used b} Huntington Beach
police and the co unty Sheriffs de·
panmcnt -purchased at S 135,000
annually over five years. · ·
Plus the budget pl~n would add
S350.000 next fiscal year 10 the
$300.000 already earmarked fo r a
future life station 10 be built ad1accnt
to police headquarters.
.\r\other budgetaf} high point 1~ the
S 1.8 million set aside as a down
pa}'ment for the 15 7-acre Fa1rv1cw
. parkstte. owned b} the county
RAPE, ROBBERY RAMPAGE IN COUN·TY ...
From Al
11nued the anack ~hen the telephone
rang. Police said the man grabbed a
knife. put it to ihe woman's throat
and d.emanded that she say nothing
about the attack. ·
When the woman got off the phone.
the man order~d her to return to the
bedroom and undress. But before
anything could happen. the woman
looked out the window and saw her
husband returning. police said.
The man ordered the woman into a
closet. threatened 10 kill her and ran
out the front door. nearl} crossing
paths with the woman's husband
The \\.Oman told officec;; .shc ran
out ofherapar1men1 in tim~ sec thl'
man driving awa) in a black pickup
truck. 1dcnt1c:.1 t to the \'Chicle stolen
1n Irvine.
··it lookc; like 1t might be the same
gu) ... <iald Ao"' man. ~u said police
hn' en 't found thl' stolen pic kup truck
or am other dues that "'ould lead
them tu the rapi'>I
Reporters Tony aavedra and Lisa
Maboaey contributed to tbis story.
PSASEEKING 12MOREFLIGHTS ...
From A l
Newport Beach. added that he was
disappointed with the a1rhne for the
timing of its application.
Riley also has consistentl~ has
maintained that supervisors made a
commitment to Newpon Beach resi·
dents who oppose airpon expansion
to hold fligh1 levels at John Wayne
Airport to the 55-flight lid the board
adopttd.
PSA first announced its intention
to seek extra flights Apnl I I after the
]Ctliner flew its Februaf} test flights
with such stunning quietness that
-unlimited number offlights appeared
well within the a1rline·s reach.
PSA. the a irpon's second-largest
carrier. 1s alloted nine daily flights.
mostly to Bay Area destina\ions. It 1s
believed that any exempl fliRhts the
airline wins also would be ITown to
Bay Arca airpons.
The BAc-146. manufactured by
British Aerospace. flies so quietlv that
11 make'> no more noise on takeoff
than. mo~t pn' ate and commuter
airpon
Dunng its Februaf) test series. the
jCt registered 8~.5. 83 8 and 84.<>
decibels on various airport noise
monitors ofT the end of the m~un
runwa~. ~reduction of one decibel 1s
comparable to a tenfold red uction in
sound energ~. according to airport
no1\c abatement officer Chns Ed·
wards. On"ing his 1931 Po n11at Coupe
will be Costa Mesa resident Calvin
Woolsc~. "'ho 1s being sponsored b}
u al) Gal"). o" ner of Orange ( oast
Jeep/Renault in Co4'ta Mesa
.. You're asking an o ld car to go
through a great deal. They vibrate and
rattle so much that things just stan
falling off." said Little. who cracked
the head on the Model A in last year's
race.
"I look at 1t this wa>: If yo u don't
break down and you don't get lost,
then you stand a pretty good chance
of being in the mone) I'd like to win.
of course. bu t mostl y I'd just li ke to
finish ."
But Holland won't be around to
defend his title this year because he
was unable to hne up a sponsor. The
race entry fee alone 1s $6,000 and
most en t ran 1 s figure 10 spent at lea 5 l fjjjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S 15.000 before all is said and dbne.
Nav1ga11ng for \l.ool'>t:~ Y.111 be
Thoma<1 M. Kuu.·r;r. "'ho ha<o lfhcar\
ot road ralh n:n 1g.1t1ng ('\pt'm·ricc
One dl't1\1on .111 l'ntrant<; mu~t
l'llml' to ll'rm<; "'1th "'parl' part\
") tJU IJKl'l'\l"r\ttl1ng \lllJ •.Hl l'Mf\
;rnJ lhl·n pr;l\ .. \,11d B.1r1 < r:intll'll Jn
Ir\ 1 nl' arl h Ill'\ 1 ''ho hill)\'"> 111 tx·
l'Umpcllti\e In hi\ rl'\lorl'd I 11\'i r orJ
C. abnolct
"It's tht· littlc thing' that ~ill 'uu ·
( randell .-.aid · Tht hllk thing<;
al""a"'> ~el·m to hrt:JI.. ·
ro'r thC mO<il l)Jrt I CllTI fort I\ lhl'
last con<o1dt'ra11on
M1kl' I 1t1k. an l:I l 11rn hu\lnl'"'
o.,..ncr. "'Ill he drl\1ng a 141 I < ad1llac. a tounng modl'I that .,..111
ha't to he dn,cn '>-tthnut 11\ tnp
"It's a comcmhk hu1 .,..hl·n '""
Just ·Call
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i.toN!e)' F""9y 1 .,OU i><;
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$30P"' <:• ti.t<Vt '""' end 'fOtJ' CO(>\' -ti-
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II doec;n't hun 10 be creat1-..e
Halhda). for instance. is consider-
ing an intercom sy~tem 1n his veh1clt
bnause the rip and roar of Y.1nd
1ns1dc hi s car makes con versa11on
1mposs1blc
Last )car. contestants used aO\
number of in ventions 10 cool off
radiators One dnver hooked a squ1n
hottlc 10 the radiator and mounted a
plunger ne111 to his scat. Another
circula ted the water thou$h a large
tank bolted to the side of his car.
E' cf) race has its character. Last ~car 11 wt s Dennis Holland of Costa
Ml·sa.
Holtand drcwe a 1906 Buick that b'
The oldest registered car in this
year's race is a 1906 M11chell Road-
ster that will be dnven by Miss Ginni
Goodheart. aka Ginni Withers of
Fountain Valley. Her husband. New-
ton W1ther'i. will be dnvtng a 1934
Ford.
rhe dnv<.•r of the oldc~t car that
fin1sht:\ earn' $25.000.
Correctio·n
The column in the May 26 ed1t1on
of the Daily Pilot listing addresses
and telephone numbers of local
elected rcpre~ntati ves ga ve an 1 ncor-
f t phone number for state Sen,
arian Bergeson. The correct
umber' 1s 640.1 137
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Tuetday, June A, 118S. * U
Judge to address
OC'sGOPwomen
B1g cafch for the F1s_h F:ry:
$1·72,000fOrlocal chµity
'Do you suppor t President Re-
agan 's n ew tax plan ?'
Judge Susal'\ne Shaw of the HarbOr Municipal
Court will ~ the guest speaker at Thursday's
meeting of the Orange County Federation of
Republican Women ..
The event is schedu~d for noon at the Orange
County Medical Conference Center. 300 S. Aower
St., Oran$e. Judge Shaw will speak on Rose Bird chi~f justice of the State Supreme Court. Rcser2
vat1ons may be made by calling 646-61 O I.
YMCA offers summer camp
c:hildren of al~ ~ges can find a wide variety of
camping opportunattes at the Newport-Costa Mesa
YMCA this sum mer. Day Camp for kinderganeners
through fourt~ gra~rs and Adventure Camp for
fifth through eighth graders will operate from 7 a.m.
to 6:30 p.m. Monday through friday.
100. 000 vt~tt Mesa's
park for 40th annual
fund-raisin festival
By TONY SM VEDRA
Of Ille Deltr .........
The Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor
Lions Club reeled in more than
$172,000 at its 40th annual Fist\ Fry
over the weekend. according to ·
preliminary figures released by the
club Monday.
An estimated 100,000 people were
· lured to Lions Park in Costa Mesa last
Friday, Saturday and Sunday for the
annual carnival and fish fry that has
·become a l~t tradition.
Lov Vou
Huo&logton Beach
Sales
Robert ,. ..
Laau.a Nl&HI
Ma.ucer tralllbl& ~ Two week-Ion~ overnight camps also are
schedule, at Camp Bag Bear for sixth through eighth
graders and Camp 0..sceloa for boys and girls in the
fourth and fifth ~rades. Call the Y at 642-9990 for
further information.
"It was j(lst humming all week-
end," club member Jim Ferryman
said. _
The money cleared from the
carnival and fis~ dinners will be
added to the nearly $1 million in
receipts garned by the event since
resta1,1rateur Heinz Kaiser first"
whipped up his secret fish batter in
the mid-I 940s.
"From what I heud II
looks good. But what worn-
es me $Orne of the changes
may hun an the long run."
"Yes. I'm an the middlo
ancome group, I'm the ont
who usually pays the ('tax
burden) bills. It's better
than what we have now." ' French artist to show work
·The Cross-Cultural Interchange will present a
"French experien,ce" Sunday at I :45 p.m. at the
Community Center behind St. Mary's Episcopal
Church. ~28 Park Ave., Laguna Beach.
Flav1e Gavet. a French-born ams1. will exhib11
and discuss her work. The donation is $3 and funher
information may be obtained from Les McDaniel at
638-0093 or Dorothy Perlman at 586-8621.
Prof to give aglng views
Dr. Ro~ L. Walford. a UCLA scientist who
ad vocates eating less 10 prolong life. will speak at UC
Irvine June 12 at 4 p.m. an Room F-11 0 of Medical
Science I.
Much of the money has gone to the
UC'! Eye Bank as well as to local youth
groups and a hearing fou ndation.
A sizzling 9.400 fish dinners -
about 2.5 tons of Icelandic cod -
were rolled in batter and served over
the weekend. club members said.
No old-fashioned fair would be
complete with~ut a baby contest.
Top honors went to 8-month-old
Jennifer Meehan, in the six month to
12-month category. and 15-month-
old Joanne Matulich in the 13 month
to 24-month division.
Jeff Rau
Balboa b laod
Marc CoUttl
Irvine
Walford. a professor of pathology at the UCLA
School of Medicine. has earned recognitton for hts
controversial theories on the causes of aging. The
free lecture ts sponsored by the UCI Depanment of
Molecular Biology and Biochemistry. Call 856-6922/
for more information.
And Mikalan Johnson, 17. of Costa
Mesa was crowned Miss Costa
Mesa/Miss Mermaid Sunday. Run-
ners-up were Kimberly Luer. 19. of
Laguna Beach and Marie Channon,
20. a native of New Zealand.
Student . Systems anaylyst
CPR classes •nnounced
The Laguna Beach Community CPR Team.
hcadquanered at South Coast Medical Center. will
be giving ''heansavcr" classes beginning June 12 for
a $5 tee. .
Driving away with the top prize of
the weekend was Deirdre Devlin of
Costa Mesa. winning a 1985 Ford
Escgrt in the fi nal raffic:. Chri• DeLuca. 2, chow• down at the Flab Fry.
··1 thmk 11'!> better than
what we ha\e now. HO\\-
ever. I dorr't see how the\
how they can eltm1na1e
some deductions and not
others."
"I see some positive im-
pact. I do see some negative
..effects: In could damage
the lodging and restaurant
industry. at least short
term.''
The two-session courses will be offered June 12
and 26. July 17 and :?4. '\ug. 14 and 21 and Sept. I I
and :?5 at 6 p.m. an the auditonum of the hospital.
31872 S. Coast Highway, South Laguna. Regis-
tration 1s required and may be made by calling tlle
hosp11al at 499-IJ 11. ext. 2740.
Rabies clinic set In Irv1ne
The lrvane Animal Services Program, in
conjunction with PAWS (Promotion of Animal
Well Being) and the Southern California Veterinary
Medical Alsocaation, will sponsor a low-cost rabies
vaccination cli nic June 12 an the parking 101 of the
An4mal Care Center. 15129 Sand Canyon Road,
Irvine.
The clinic wall run from 6:30 to 8 p.m. and dogs'
vacc1nat1on wall be pnced at $3 each. Irvine
residents wall have the opponunity to register their
pets at the clinic. Call 559-PETS for further
information.
Ebell Club meets ln Irvine
The first meeting of the Ebell Club of Irvine's
new club year will be held 1on1ght at 7:30a1 Southern
California Savi ngs ,pn Jeffrey Road and Irvine
Center Dnve.
Dr. Ron Seaborn. chief psycholog1s1 for the
Orange Count) Evalua11on and Guidance Unit. will
be lhc guest speaker. -\lso under discussion wall be
club support of the Irvine Novaquat1cs AA ninth
annual 1nv11a11onal swim competition at Heritage
Park.
CALENDAR
..... Tuesday. June 4
• 6:30 p.m .. Irvine City Council. City Council
Chambers. 17200 Jamboree Blvd.
: • 7:30 p.m .. Irvine Unified School Dittrlct
Board of Edocatton. District Administranon
Center. 5050· Barranca Parkway.
• 5:30 p.rn .. Laguna Beach City Council. City
Council Chambers. 515 Forest Ave.
Village 14 talks enter Round 2 iri Irvine
lrvtne City Council memt>ert tontght wMI continue
their revtew of VIHllge 14, • propoeed deYelOpmenf that wOUld Include 5,700 MW homee, a civic center,
parka, lhopptng center• and offloet ..
meets at 6:30 p.m. In .Councll Chambers, 17200 •
Jamboree Blvd.
VIiiage 14 would be bounded by .Barranca
Parkway, Culver Drive, the San Diego Freeway and
San Diego Creek. The property Is owned by the Irvine
Co. Last Tueeday the cou~ condupted a ftve-hour
dltcUJtlOn on the propoflld vtttege, al90 dubbed
Westptit1<. TM mMtlng wu ad]9urned at mldntght
before ~I members had voted on an environmen-
tal lmpecrt report~ propoeed changes In the city'•
geMtal ptan, and a concept ptan Indicating where
vanoua tyPM of housing and commercial projects
Would be built.
At last week's meeting, Councilwoman Barbara
Wlener questioned the proposed housing density.
Irvine Co. officials say the vlllage wtn feature a mtx of
stngi.-famlly detached homes-, condominiums and
apartm,nta. .
Councilman Larry Ag_ran raised questlons about
additional traffic that Is expected to be generated by
the development. • The councll will continue Its revtew tonight when It
' ....
Lagullariursinghome bids
to balance public's im~ge
But le\\ ot the reporters sh1'1n' 11ed 10 his mind ahou1 thl' need to beuer By LISA MAHONEY
• Of tM Delly ..... IWI
Norma Linquati. adminastrato; of
TheGardeosconvalescent hospital in
Lag1,.1na Beac.h. says s~e·s trying to
combat unfavorable publicity that
nursing homes have been subjected to
lately.
record the "good news" sh~ed up. poltce clderl) care facilities
After leading the tour of the .ii know I'm looking at the Halton"
a1tracttvely decorated hospital that-· of nursing homes. he said.
seemed to be teeming with nursef Indeed. Laguna Beach's onh nurs-
.a1des. Lanquiti discussed her mottvt'S mg home dOt's not accept Med at. an:-
tn 1nvi11ng the polttacians. patients. Rates fora shared room~\ tth
"They've .got 10 kno\\ not all round-the-clock nursing can: are
facalttaes are uncanng. unsanital] and $1.700 a mo nth Pat1en1s an pm ate
give poor nursing care." she sa.Ld. rooms pa} $3.000 a month.
"Leg1sla1ors JUSt need 10 see that .\s a member of "the ·hst<mbl:r
there are plenty of good nursing care Human Services (omm1 ss1on and
faci lities," Linquiti ·said. She estt-the Health Committee. Ferguson says
mated the number of substandard he ha<. learned that wallpaix·r .rnd
nursing homes at ··ma} be 5 percent.'' antiques arc not tqHcal amen1ttt''> an
Jose Ascencio
Costa Mesa
Account manager
"'No. I reall) do not. due
10 the fact that htstoncalh
Rt>agan has fa,orcd bag
bu~1ness: it benefits h1!> self
ante-rests.
Kelli Whiteside
Westminster
Bookkeeper
Toay Saacltei
Costa Mesa
Manager
'"I don't suppon tt. It
helps people tn the upper
and middle income groups.
but 11 won't be aiding those
10 the lower stratas.··
earla Gillman
Huntington Beacb
Sales representative · Wednesday, June 5
• 7:30 p.m.. Irvine Community Services
Commission. City Council Chambers. 17200 Jam-
boree Blvd.
, Surprise inspections that resulted
. 1nci1ationsforsevenof1he !(}nursing
homes vi sated by State Depanmenl of
Health officials in late May give the
public an unbalanced view of con-
ditions in California's convalescent
care centers. the chief of the pri va1e.
45-bed facility said.
Linquiti play'ed host Friday to 70th
District Assemblyman Gil Ferguson
and a small group of city and county
officials in an effort to show the
positive side of convalescent rare.
But. while Ferguson pol11cl> allo\\-nursing fiomc" ·
ed himself to be ushered around 1:'he In fact. w11h the passage of kg1s-
Gardens. and watched as hospital lat1on authorizing small communil'
staff sang "Happy Birthday" 10 a care fac1lt11e~ an res1dcn11al ncagh-
wheelchair line up of elderl) patients. borhomh. 1nC1dcn1s of negle•t and
the Newpon Beach assemblyman mistreatment oft he t'lderl) arc on the
said the tour had not realh changed me. hl' said
"Not rl•all~ I'm gl'lt111g
rnarrtl'd. hl)Pl-'fulh m' fu-
ture huo;ba nd ha~ an.ilvit•d
the ne" rlan. ~r.1u\t• I
ha,l·n·t re.ill' gnl·n tl
much 1hou'1ht ··
··1 1fon't know. I reall}
ha\en·1 had ·much infor-
matH1n on 1t I probably
thin!.. not Tht' little gu) 1s
prohabl) going Ill gt't 11 "
PoucE Loe . .
Father, son in steelfraU.d
case deny federal charges
By Jbe Associated P ress
.·\father and son. officers ofa Costa
Mesa company. ha ve pleaded 1nno-
cen1 to charges that they sold inferior
steel to . th e ll.S Department of
Defense.
Dona.Id R. Bagalkc. 53. of GardC'n
Grove and ht!. son Timothy R.
Bigalke, 30. of Newport Beach
entered their pica Monday before
Pountaln Valley
A suspect who bccitme angry when
a friend didn't return hts pi ckup truck
on time. used the vehicle -when he
did get 1t -to strike the borrower an
the area ofQunrt7 and Ncwhope. The
victim had a swollen wrist. a bruised
foot and cut knuckks. occording to
police. • • • • Th1c\cs stole hand tools and powcr
tools. a tool che!tl and_golf dubs from
a residence an the I 000 blOl'k of Fall
River C o un. • • • Two ~u~peC'tS made off w11h four
C'Mtons or c1g&rl'ttc!> valued at $32. 7t't
that they htd m o\crs1zcd pants "'
{Jcmro. I 70QIJ Rrookhurst St. . , .
llurslar\ entered 3 home in the
1000 blod~. of L? Quinta throuah a
garage and stoic 1""0 1001 hmc\. a
video cassette recorder b:\tter~
\.haf'il'r and a tn1xx.l . • • • \ \U\f)('l I \loll' (WO flUI \l'\ lC1rll:l1n
ll .S. D1 stnct Judge R1d1ard i.\. Gad-
bois in Los Angeles. The tnal was sci
for Aug. 6.
The Bigalkes. who serve as presi-
dent and vice prcsidertt of D1stnc1
International Supply Company on
Brioso Dri ve. were charged last
month with 15 counts each an
connection with their steel sales to the
government.
ang SSOJ in cash and S500 in jewelry
from classrooms at a school in the
18000 block of Magnolia St.
La&una Beach
~· A radio valued at $480 was stolen
from a car parked Mondar on Poplar
Street. the victim told pohcc. · • • • A man told police he was threaten-
ed by someone carryif1t ~n ice pick.
T~e alkgcd incident oeC'urrcd Mon-
day on Forest Avenue. • • • Police arrested five motorists on
suspscion of drivma under the in-
flu~e of alcohol. Jay Allen Truax,
H. was stop~ at 12:40 a.m. Tues·
dwron Glcnneire Stf'C('t and Laguna·
Avenue. Paul 'S.-Momson, 32. was
arreStl'd at r: HI a.m. Tuc~ay-on
·(ilcnncyrc and St. Ann's Dnve.
Jame' Harold Maaouscn, 36. was
~torpcd at 11,.25 p.m. Monda)' on
CX:can :wcct. Theodore Ephraham
. math. 4Q ~a" arrc~t~d at 11 p.m~
Most of thl· sales an quc~11on
occurred dunng 1984 "hen the
government paid nearl) $:?50.000 tu
the drfendants.
Prosecutors alleged the l\\O deten-
dants defrauded the go' rrnmen1 l°I)
substituting inferior or .. ubstandan.I
steel for a steel allo) con1aan1ng
specified amont s of 111an1um. col-
umbrium and tantalum
Monday on Moss Street and South
Coast Highway. And Damian Peter
Drab. 28. was stopped nt 2:25 a.m.
Monday on North Coast H1ghwa).
lntne
Four · burglan<'s were rcponl'd
Monday in the ctt )'. Cash andJewtll')
were taken from a Bascom Strctt
rcii<Jencc. kwdry ana a vid'eocasset·
tc recorder were tolcn from a
residence on Fulton Stn.'tt. Jewell')
and ~sh were taken from an l\lm'dnd
Tree Lane home and unknown itc"'s were laken from a rcs1dtnec on .
Golden Star.
• • •• \ra1a L. Nelson, 2 t,, wb amst<'d
on a nan:ottcs charge late Monda) t
Irvine Meadow mph1theatcr. • • • Pacific Rubber Proce ina o. Inc ..
17 61 &stman \e .. rcpom'ti the
thcf\ or 48 SS·aallon ml drum' from
1t\ back lot o' (r the "'cckcnd
Hunti ngton Beach
.\ mutort\I rl·portrd ~lond.1' 1h.i1
someone burglar11ed h1o; rl'd I t./82
Volks1,.1,agen Ratib11 "h1k 11 \\JS
parked on till' 7200 hlol·i.. ol \turd)
The loss included \ll'rl'O t•qua pnwnt
and 1001'. phi' four wht't'I' and ure\. ....
.\ rl'd IO-'>fX'l'd B1and11 l'-1qrle "'a'
reportrd o;1nlrn ~londa' trom out\1de
n ta' em on the 200 hind. nf o\dam'i
-\venut'. where 11 had bt't·n parke-0
unlocki.·d The lo~' ,,a-, l''t1mated at $JOO ....
.\ rl'Sldl'OI l)f lht• "1(10 ,blod.. of
Pac1fil· ( na\t H1gh\\<1\ rcportt•<l thl'
theft Monda' of nwn\ dot ht•, \\OMh
S 1.020 from a IJ untln room • • • -\ re<>tdl'lll o f lht• '~00 tilo~:k of
C.ihent rl'p<lrll'd Monda) thJt her
1983 1 O)Ola wa~ burglanz~d wh11t•
parkt·d at the Huntangton {'enter
shopping ma!I. 7777 Edinger l\'c
The los' included ~1t·rl'Q equ1pfnt"nt
worth $1 .~00 • • • .\ re,1den1.of1hc lti!UO bl<Xk of
Rascal .told poltcl' M onda~ that her
C\-husb.lnd \tole a S.!5.000 compuLer
that wa' heM as a result of a d1\ orce
tll'('rec • • • um1'one tntcreJ an unlod.t'd gar-
age on the 11600 block of D1tmar and
stole two \htns wonh SlO nd a
ca mera worth $3~5. a rt'\1dcnt re·
ported Monda~ • • • .\ !ltlvcr 10-~pcc-d Huff~ b1nck
wonh SI \5 "B'i reported !-lolen
Morda) from ~r e on the 12600
block of Runnina pnna
-I ••• Pryina optn a !'ude d r' ro crner ••
someone t)ucalanied a home Mon·
da~ on the I Q~OO block of Trenton The 1011~ an~ ludcd )t'wlcrv W()f1h
S4.000
\ rL'\ltk n t rrp• 111, .. 1 t h1 th, ' \ 1 .. 11.
da' nl J hi.Ill.. I •Jl\2 '1 .1111.ih.1 ll1t'lt11
c~dl' lrum .1 ,,irpo11 nva1 I l un1111~1,1n
and .\llam' Thr "'" "·•'L't1111.11td .it
$3.00(1
Newport Beach
.\ hurgl.11 '''''l '" ''"11ti .. 1 underch11h1nc lrl1m 1 r, ,,.il n .. 1•11
thl' 'iOO blod.-111 \,~11 1.1 . . .
\ su~p1(1l1u, tire "'·1' rl·porr"J at .1n
apartment on thl 21 H • i--1,., !-. ,,, t.;t h
Street. ftrl· 1•tli, 1.tl, 'J1 d t!h t'1rl'
apparent I~ ''·•!It'd 111 .1 , I ,.,rt 'd l'll'
personal p.1ix·1 , .1n,1 h,·, i.., "''T•'
stored
"" \J\ .. llll111 ,1,-.10,·1, \\tlftll .1 (111.tl
l.lt S4no \\l''' ,1.•t,q 1111111 1.1111"·,
Ra~l·,J\ \nn ~I• I \ ill.1 \\ ,1, I hl
1h1t•I apflll rt'nlh 1<1111·.l "IX'l1 .1 11 11
do\\
l "ll hutx.1p' .ind "Intl' "111d1"'
molding \\ere ,11ikn lrl1m .1 hlu1· 1 •1 ~:
Jaguar '\Jt-paa t...·d1'11lh1; l\ll•hi.t.. .. 1
42nd • trl't'I • • • ~burglar hr"~' 1nt1• thr '-1'1\~1rt
Tov. Boat t 11 'on•r \ 111.'\ \\ .n and
stoic SI 5 'II 1•Mth 11! mer, h.1n d1w
an lud1ng a m.lnllt' r.1d111 J 11·ln 1\1nn
and 11 \ldtCKa'\~tte ll'l o l'J("t . ••• Somt.'Onc tcl\'-l"ll .1 11 l('k 1 hmu~h J
w1ndo"' nl ;\t•wp.11t ltllfll'fl' l 11x1
Wt·st( 1)(\'\t H1ghw,1' "111\tnf Nl\I 111
dama~l· • • • •\t'il)Ut S ~ ~00 w11nh 11! W""lrn \\,I\
~tolcn from a rt''1dt n11• 1111 1h,· 111011
block \)f R11t1Jnd
CoetaMe9.·,
~ \ICl'('O .lnd a 1\'lc' 1\1on ~t 'alu<'d :u S 2~ ~el't' rt"Oottr-d ~h,kn from a
res1dencr an thr ~~<)()bl<X'k of< an"'"
f>nH• ~uml"unw tx·•~~"l"n \I ,1 n'i .rnd
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I~ \ I I'm f rtdJ\ r ntn \\J\ poc;s1hh
tnJdl' thn1ugh .in unhX'l..rd J,1l)r . .. .
\ 1.1l lr.ing gn·en mnl'a'' that
.tll"'l'f' 111 lhl' name l'I ··t ase\ ··~as
1 l pPrtt•d 'tokn from a perch· in the
lrnni 'JrJ pfa honw 1n lht• 100 block •'t \1 nntl' \ l'\ta o;omeume between
' 1' I'm :ind ~ 45 pm 'aturda\ .
I Ill h1rtl "'"lltl•d at $1.100 · • • •
\ tl'it'' "" '" Jl'.ld .{ doclr.-rad10. both
'Jlu,·d JI ~rl~ I ''en· n:-~ned stolen
!rum J ht1m<· Ill lht• ()('I block Of
,, hl·nll'' \l•nll't1ml' hct\H'l'O Tues-
dJ' J nJ \u nJ;l\ r hl'rt• "('f'(' no \tgns
''' l11rn•d l'nlt \ ...
Tht' kit hont 11rr cllld \\hCt•l \\.('I'('
\{<'kn lrl1111 .1 t.11 rarl..ed al 'ioulh
l 11,1,t l'l.11,1 '"ml·1mw lx'l""l't·n I~ .i.5 r ITI .Intl : I' 111 \un,\J\ 1 he l1n· and
1\ht•t•I "l'rt• 'alut•<l at S'ill
Woman foils
kidnap try
\ > ''·11 -11ld ..... anta \n.t ""oman
1111,! '-t'\\p;.1rt lkJch 11''l1cc tha'9shc ....
\llll t'''l\111} tnu1tht (11) a tall man
~l'olttnti ruhllt"r ~lmro; who tned to
t..1dn.11' ht•t ttul\ r..tnnd:n from the
l'>l'.1\ h r hl' \\.llm~in. \\ h11 h.lll tx·en \troll-
inll on lht• ~ach near \ca5thore and
H t~hhmd . ..aid tht• man ha' httn
tollt1\"llllt her tor 1hrw \\CCk.\ ~he told
p;.ll.tlt' 'he docc; not ~nu" the man
\u'ol'\.hna tc' po11ut repon s. the
map l\pproalhl"\1 tb,t v.um.an. put.a
glo' rd hind on her "houldcr and
\Urtcd draagana her toward a car.
T ht• v.omon \.l11l \he wa' able to
fr\'\' hctwlf Jnd lr.1d:t'd bn "~~ 1laru 1n
th< ••rnan
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silence
' 'prayer'
WA HI NGTON (AP) -Public
schools may not set aside daily
moments of silence if students are
told that "pra)er" is one possible
acti"1ty dunng the silence. the Su-
preme Court ruled today.
By a 6-3 vote, the Justices ruled that
an Alabama law allowing such
penods for .. meditation or voluntary
~ye(' by public school sludents
violated the-const1tut1onally required
separation of church and state.
The ruling represents a stron£
reaffirmation of the coun·s 1962
decision banning orga nized praH·r
sessions as pan of the school da'.
But 11 does not mean that pubhc
schools cannot pro' 1de for a da1h
moment of silence. d unng' whi ch
students may pray if th ey so desire.
''The leg1slat1\e intent to return
pra)er 10 the public schools is. of
course. quite different from merely
' protecting ever) student's right 10
engage an voluntal) prayer during an
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NA l ION
Artificial heart recipient
Haydon ~u~f ers strok~
By 'hie A11oclated PHii ,
LOUISVILLE. Ky. -An1fic.&1I heart rec1p1ent Murr~~ Haydon. who ha
been confined to an intensive care unit since Mar(·h. lS bch~ved to have
suffered a stroke. Dr. Wilham De Vries. who implanted the heart 1n H.aydon on
Feb. 17. reported that has condition worSt;tted du~ing the night. said ,Oon~a
Hazle o( Humana Hospital Audubon this mornu'!g. Haydon rem~aned in
critjcal condition and doctors planned a battery of tcs~s to de!erminc what
caused the setlxlck and the extent of the damage to his left side. she said
Doctors reported that Haydon 1s responding to rnmmunacat1on.
Four dle as gunmaJJ detonates van
GR'EENSBORO. N.C. -A man sought 1n the slayangs oftive mem~rs of
his girlfriend's family fired a machine gun at police bef~re he apparently blew
up his van, killing ham~lt. the wo man and her two children. authont1e~ say.
Three police officers were 1nJured. Frederick Klenner. 32 ... opened fire with .an
automatic weapon" Monday as officers tned to arrest ham. said a police
spokeswo man. He was wanted 1n the 1984 murders of two women in Kentucky
-the former s1ster-1n-la"' and mother-in-law of his ~irlfriend -and an the
slayings of the woman's parents and grandmother 1n Winston-Salem last
month. Klenncr then dro' e off an a' an with Susie Newsom Lynch. 39. and her
children. John. 10. and Jim. 9. bcfon: the 'chicle e"ploded an a blast apparently
detonated b) Klcnner, au.thont1c said
Discovery readied for June 17 mission
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla -Space Shuttle Disco, cry was transported to
the launch pad today t~ be readied for a June 17 liftoff with three
communications satelhtcs and a sc:vcn-member crew that incl udes astronauts
from France and Saudi Arabia. The shuttle made the 3-mik tnp fro~n
assembly building to the pad perched upright on a giant tracked vehic!e c led
a crawler. The three satellites were to be installed an the cargo bay stanang la r
today. They arc Arabsat 1-B. owne<.I by a consort ium of 22 Arab nations;
Morelos-A, ownc:d by the Mt•xican government: and Tclesat 3-D. owned by
AT & T. The crew incl udes Saudi Arabian Prince Sultan Salman Al-Saud. who
will observe deployment of the Arabsat satel lite and s.n.ap Eai:1h resourc~s
photos of hi s country, and Patnck Baudry. a French mahtary palot who will
conduct medical experiments.
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Smuggling crackdown nets $2.6 mllllon
-MIAMI -A teddy bear stuffed w1th cash. bags ofrash and gold, tin cans
with gold chips inside and cash-filled cand} bars "ere among the pnzes
snagged by U.S. Customs agents in their Ma} crackdown on smuggling by
travelers lea ving the United States. ··That there was a bear full of mone) ... said
Leon Guinn, Customs agent an charge. "We can attack narcotics traffickers
through seizure of funds necessary to maintain thear operations ... The
crackdown was the first such reverse cu'itoms operation since 1983. Like cash
taken from incoming passengers, agents said the\ bcheved much of the M1am1
haul ofS2.6 malhon was drug-related.
CALIFORNIA
First two lottery game• descrl_bed
SACRAMENTO -"Instant" tickeh for the first two state lottery games
this fall will cost SI and offer prizes of up to SI 0.000 and chances to draw for
$25 million jackpots. That wa s the word Monday from the state Lottery
Commission. shortly after it formally awarded the world's largest lottel)' ticket
contract -potentially worth $40 million -to th e sole bidder. Georgia-based
Scientific Games Inc. Meanwhile Monday. the Assembl) rejected a bill that
would have assured minont) busin esses and women 30 percent of all lottery
supply contracts. The fi rst two games arc 10 be called '"California Jackpot" and
"The Sky's The Limit." Buyers ofS I tickets "' ill scratch off sl\ spots. hoping to
find three identical dollar amoun t~.
Salons blast UC divestment report
BERKELEY -Lt. Gch . Leo McCarth~ and Assembl~ Speaker Wal he
Brown ha ve both lambasted a rcpon that claims the n1versll\ of Cahfom1a
could take a fin ancial dumping b) selhng 1~ So utfl African an,:est mcnts. The
report officially released Monday "offers an opponun1ty to those who are
hostile to di vestment," Brown said. The report to the Board of Regents said
selling S2.4 ball ion in ves ted an companies doing business 10 South Africa could
result an S 100 million an losses. and might lead to legal action against 1he
un1versit}. McCanh) called the report's $100 million figure "a headhne
w1thou1. substance." The two-in ch thick n::pon "'as made b' UC trea!>urer
Herbert Gordon and attorne) Donald Reidhaar. Go" Gl'orge Dcut..me11an
declined immediate comment
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'C1tiL1ne revolVl"O credR trom Ctt18ank Paymenl may
vary dependl"O upon balance C111Line rs a service mark
of ChlOOrp. MS/TM Micf090tt Corp IBM/TM International
Bu11nesa Meclllnee Corp.
"The add111on of ·or voluntary
pra~l.'r· ind1catc'> that the state in-
tended 10 charactc.rize prayer as a
fa vored practice. Such an endorse-
mc:nt IS no t Consistent with the Solar ~ 11helters called 'a scam 1
established principle that the govern-
ment must pvrsue a course of com-SAN FRANCISCO -Several Cahforma corporations and individuals pica~ neutrality 1oward religion." are being sued by the U.S. Justice Department for allegedly operating a solar
The moment-of-silence case was as power taX: shelter that has cost the nationa1 treasury nearl y $78 million. The
politically charged as an y on the high U.S. Ju_st1ce Dep!lrtment filed the suit Monday. U.S. Attorney Joseph P.
court's docket this )'ear. Numerous ~ussonaello descnbed th e tax shelter as a "Po_nzi scheme" in which money paid
political cand idates in 1984 _ in-m~estors came from the anves~ors themselves, an.d not business acti vity. The
eluding President Reagan _ called actton named three Foster Caty-based corporations as defendants: United -:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~lifo~r~a~re~tEu~rn~o~f~o:rga:n:iz:e:d~p=ra:ye:r~-·~· n~~E~ne~.r&.Y Corp., Renewable Power Corp. and United Financial Corp. public schools. lnd1V1duals named were Ernest P. and Delphine Lam.Pen.1.o.hn.P. Thome.and
J .-Burns.
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Twice-convicted rapl•t sought in attack
~AN ~AF A EL - A tw1ce-con v1cted rapist from Sou them C'ahfo rnaa has
been 1dent1fied as the attacker of a woman who was assaulted during a seven·
hour ordeal. accordi~g to sheriffs deputies.The woman. 23. accepted a nde
from a man Sunday an Santa .Cruz but when she tried to get out the suspect
grabbed he.r by the haar. forced her back •!ttO his van and handcuffed her. She
told .deputies the man ~a~d her three tames before she escaped in western
Mann County. The v1ct1m s descnptaon·ofher attacker matched that of David
C. Gorrell. 40. who serv<:d three years in prison for an Orange County rape in
1972 and was also convicted an 1978 of rape and kidnaping in Los Angeles Count~. He was paroled to Contra t'osta County 1n 1983 after serv ing fi ve years
of an eight-year sentence.
Attempt to sidetrack transit fund-rebuffed
~.ASH~NGTON -A House pa!Jel. an the lates1 rebuff of Reaga n adman1st~t1.on e.ffort s to cut mass transit fund s. sw1f\ly derailed a bid to take
$223.6 m1ll1on an federal funds away from Los Angeles and other cities prep~n~g t<? launch. major transit projects. The Urban Mass Transit
Adm101strat1on. arguing that the government "should not stan projects at so
clearly cann~t afford t~ fi!'ash .'' sought Monday to sh1f\ the mone> to t 9
smaller Ltans1~ modernization and bus related projects in 14 c1t1es this fiscal
year. ~ut within hour!>. the Hou~ Appropnataons transpona11on subcommit-
tee ':CJected the request.
WORLD
Gandlll doubm out-of-court settlement
. . NEW DELHI. India -A Union Carbide Co. compensation offer for
v1ct1ms of the Bhopal gas leak 1s "stall too low" and prospects for an out-of-
~ourt ~ttlement are poor. Prime M1n1ster Raj1v Gandhi told Amencan
JOUrn?h.sts thts morning. ~ore than 2,000 people were killed and thousands wer~ •.nJurcd w~en methyl isocyanate gas leaked at the American company's pe~~·~·~e plant an B~?pal ~n Dec.~· I~ Apnl, the Indian government rejected
as nd1 culous.ly low Union Carbide s first reported offer of $200 million to
have been paid over IS o~ 30 yeat'$. The !elearaph newspaper of Calcutta
reported last week that Union Carbide had increased its offer 10 $300 million.
Green Llae 1Un battle. Q6e ln Beirut
BEIRUT, Lebanon -O unbattlcs rqcd along Beirut's dividing Green
Line ear,ly today and Shute Mo le.m forces bombarded Pale5t1n ian guemllas an
two bc:s1qed refuace camps. Police said li ve people were killed and 13 were
wounded on the two warfronts. Christian and Moslem m1ht1amen hurled"
arcnadc, at each others' l>rtificd po it1ons along the Green Line which SCJ?3ralcs the Lebane~ capital into Chnstaan and Moslem 5C<'tOr'I. Res;dcnnal
neighborhoods in central Beirut s~ook from the grenade bla ts
Pollce de.troy bomb aear Syrl.an embauy
LONDON -Police used a "controlled uplos1on" today to re nder
harmless a bomb spotted by Synan ~mba y tafToutsidc theirbu1ld1n1 an west
London·rd1plomati<' qwtn~. 011'6 Yard ~c man said the 1~\Jnd
bomb hnkcd to a timma dcv1~ had been Jen 1n 1 travel l;>ag by the 'ltep~ of the
embassy in Btl.,.avc Squarc."Ttus controHcd Cllplosion confitmcd that 1hc
package was an explosive device but did not detonate it." said the ~pakesm1n.
In order not to five away detail to bombers. police do not say exaClly how a
C'Ontrollcd u plosion i carried out
Diver lucky
to be alive
OXNARD (~P) -A scuba diver
swept overboard into the Pacific
Ocean six mile from shore swam and
Ooated for ix hours 1n rou&)l seas
until he rc?ched the beach. saved by
his. wetsutt and expenencc as a swimmer.
G ustavo Pinzon, 29, of Monrovia
had stopped skindiving with his cous~ns off Anacapa l~land Sunday
even mg ~f\.er the wu\d picked up to 25
mph, raising 6-foot swells. While
tinkerin$ with the motor on their 22-
foot cabin cruiser. Pinzon was wash-
ed overboard by a giant wave.
While his cousins struggled for
three hours in th~ disabled boat
Pinzon began mak.i'ng his way to
shore.
Orange CoH1 DAI~ V Pll..OT ITueeday, June 4, 1915 A.I
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Spy ring arrests progressing
Four men in custody
in bi est ~ration
'sinceRosenbergs·
connection wnh the alleged operation
who 1s not related to John A. WaJker
Jr .. 47, a reurcd Navy commun1ca-
t1ons spcc11litt who authont1es say
ran the nn&,
ramcn·
Waker. his son Michael. 22, a
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A seaman on the aircraft carrier USS .----.....,..-------------------------
fourth man is in custody and more Nimitz; and his brother. Arthur J.
arrests arc expected in a crackdown Walker, SO, a retired Navy officer.
on a spy ring involving three family have been arrested.
members who allegedly smuggled Court documents indicate that a
secrets to the Soviet Union for at least ...fjf\h person. represented by the code
20 years, authorities said. name "F," also was involved 1n the
Jerry Alfr~ Whitworth. 45. of all~ ring, which an affidavi t said
Davis, was arraigned Monday and had "been ongoing sinct at lr-ast •
ordered held without bail after he I 96S." •
surrendered on'chargcs of conspiracy John Walker. a 21-year Nav) •
\o deliver topssecret national defenSt" ve teran.and has son pleaded innocent Altl'81t Stowes-DressilC Table I ..... •
informauon to aid a foreign govern-to espionage charges at their amugn-•
ment. ment today 1n Balumorc. .,I! Ea)t 82lboa Blvd Balhoa C..Aliforn1.i •
The boat ran aground on Holly-
w()()d Beach, and the cousins ran to
nearby homes to call the Coast Guard
to search for Pinzon Jerry Alfred Whitworth Wh1twonh. a retired Navy radio-"Thercareotherpeoplesnvolvcd ... ! \r.r rrr a.t-.. .. p..,1,.," 675-2502 :
man. is the first person arrested m ye1to bctaken1ntocustod>,"sa1dFBI , **************************************
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of bankers
in the countcy are
paying 10.003 on a
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money mat:ket
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Plan to r~place
employed-~ith
jobless flawed
"Workfare:· in its various forms. is an idea w~ose
time always seems to be coming, but never quite amves.
The program adopts the ethic that .an a~le·~ied
person should .earn his keep and combines It wtth the
theory that a government should be run ec<?nomicall~1•
When it works, some of the state's essentt~I lab~r 1s
performed by those collecting welfare or serving pnson
sentences. It allows people who might otherwise be
unproductive -and, .therefore. ~urde~somc -to
participate in and contnbute to t~eir .society .. And the
state saves money in the process. sine~ 1\.doesn t have to
hire people to pe.rform the jobs the Uflemploycd and the
incarcerated are assigned to do.
The theory is unassailable.
In practice, however, "workfare'' is flawed. .
· Overzealous state administrators want to use 1t to
replace several thousan~ currently employed Cali fornia
employees with "w<?rkfare" draftees. T hat se~s to be an
abuse of an o therwise worthy program. And 1t seems to
challenge logical thought. .
By giving jobholders· jobs to the jobless, the state is
creating an entirely new class of unemployed people.
Whe n "workfare" takes gainfully employed people out
of the work fo rce and replaces them with people who've
previously been pushed out of the work force, it defeats
its own purpose.
It also creates havoc in the families of those who lose
their jobs.
The idea is a good one when welfare recipients and
prisoners take jobs that the state o therwise could not
afford to fill or j obs tnat become available through
attrition.
But to fire people in order to ~ve their jobs to others
makes neither economic nor social sense.
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Teachers human beings,
too, educator tells editor
To the Editor· paper in which Mark Glasser made
I was appalled b~ \Our recent referenc.c to teachers ac; "ell as
ed1tonal. printed "ednesda). Ma~ adm1n1strators) I '1ev. a-. ir-
15. alluding to the Huntington Beach responsible JOUmahs.m .ind I'> an
High School D1~tnc1's teachers· ac-excellent example wh' the Prt°l•l>
11ons as .. greed). powcr-hungf) ... cannot alwa}s be bcl1c,ed
pell) pol111cs guilt) of corrupting It 1s obvious that then' .in: more
s1udent-1cachl·r trust .. b) ··prose I) 111-luc.:rat1ve ""'alks of J1k·· Jnd most o f
· ing from their <.nap bo\e\.. u<. who wen t into teaching da.I not do
You' 1ldied u'i dll 1n onl' kll ~"oop c;o 10 become.? wealth) ho\\ ever. v.e
of )O ur \llfll)l-filkd pen It v.as do ha'e a basic re'>pons1b1lit) to
hatl'ful. name-c.:~lling at m 'A Or\t and oursehes and our famtltl·s in mc,cun~
I detect .no! a minute trac.:e ofrcs~ll -1bClL!lced~througlwn~lcast a.cost-ui·
for th e teacher 1n an}~h1ng }'OU !><lid. living raise. To damn uc; for working
We ARE human beings. concerned toward that end with such slan«t·r
about JUSI meeting the needs of demeans both }'OU and uc;
feeding our families In add1uon. J .\NFT M fOL.SON
}Our failure lo 1ntludt• thl.' v.ord"> in Fnglish Teacher
parenthec;e<, from tht· ope~ing quote F ntain Valle\ Hioh ~thool (taken from lht• \Jml· "'l'l·k '"1onda\ ou t>
Don't get the lead out!
To thl' fdllor
I am a Kepuhlll'<m .ind generalh
for 1ndu<,lr' but lhl' oil d 1mpan1e<,
ha\.e prn,l'n them\t'l't'' not to ht· a
friend of the •\ml·ncan pt·oplc
The) v.or~ed v.-1th nrr ( to hnng
about the c;honagc'> ol the pa't .in~
profited b~ them
They h<ne rl'l'enth ht·rn hu)1ng up
1ndepcnden1c; and \ln"ing pro-
duction to t'f.ltJ\l' 'hort:igt''> and drl\ f
up pnlc<. fht•tr mmt rnt·n1 \l'nturr
along "'-tth 'onH· polit1uJn\ .111d
etolog1\I\ I\ to l'111111n.1l l' ,di lead
from g:1<,<1l1nt·
"'""-I .1m 1,2 .ind 111 nl\ J1ll't1mt· I h.1q·
C..l'l'n ont• f)l.'r<.on \\ 1llt il·:ul pol\Onln!? r hat W~l\ h.ll ~ \\ hl·n mmt p311lt
contained lead. and hl' ''a' a huu~c
painter.
The ehm1na11on 111 Jll lead lrum
gasoline will slow producuon and
t realc shonagc!> Th1<, "'111 um e
gasohnc pnces up and l>.1l k off an
inOat1on spiral \tarting 1n Jul~ that
ma' rival the one during the< ilrter
adm1n1r.trat1on
If d1c'>el fuel 1' not all\.•nt•J. 11 ma\
ht· le<,<,. hut 11 v.111 ht· had t'nnugh
\<,,in -\nll'rtl·an .ind il Kt•puhl1t.111.
I dnn't \\,tnt to'>l'l' th1' h.1J1rcn I h1' 1,
tlw \1111t· tor .in ounu· 111 1v.o "' ,.
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Bish<;;i, Tutu message ignored
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It I\ JnlJ/mg' 1 tw I >.uh Pilot g1' l''
ont· tnl h 111 nn,, Ill Hl\hop r Ulll 1n
S.in f r;.int1\lo and 3 foll rd1l11nal ir1
oppo<.1t1on to \meric:in tl1q·<.111urr
in ~outh .\Ima Otha <.nurce<. tcil Oil'
that Hl\hop Tu1u\ me.,,Jge " thJl
America mu\t l'\l'fl 'pol1tKal rre\\·
urc. d1ploma11l prt·"urt· hut ah11H'
all. economu r11'"l•H' 1in \outh
Africa 1f'At' arr 111 hrlp th.lt 11111ntn '
black popul.111on
Had \11ur l'd1t11nal 1ntl11 ,11nJ that
lht llU\k'r ot \nwnt.in fi1111\ ""ulJ
hurt OrJngt• < ount\ hu\lnt'" 11
"'mid hJ\t' ht·t·n pl.111.,.hk I di mt•
thuugh "ho h,1\ ,, liclln under·
\l,tnding tll "Ah;1t "111 .itd tht• '1tt1m'
111 apanhe1d ;1n t'lhlor trom < >rJnttt· -\ <.uunl) or .t tw,hop trum hlad
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l>R \ rr Piii' I\ RO\\
Lawn bowling story a winner
fo the Ld1tor
Congrcatula1wn' on t ... a
Mahone\. ·'i C\tcllent ;irt1de on h1v.11
bowling "in Laguna l:kat'h It 1!> lht'
best de<.enp11on of the twme a' to
backaround. 1.olt>r .rnd mt'<·han1c\ I that I havr l'V\'f ~en J'lUhh,hed 1n a
new\ paper
ORANGE COASf
Daily Pilat
C\everal peopk ha' l' wmmt•ntcd to
me in the 'l:imt• \t'tn
..\lso your photugraphrr produced a
-,,tunning p1nu re Pka'c pa'i\ along
m' 1on~1atula11on'>111 him
P.\C1f < RFC l\f rT
I aguna Beath
H. L. Schwartz Ill
'rank Zlnl
ld•I"'
Tom Tait
M•n"9"'Q F 0<10' Don,.,. .. ,
C•ty f0ot0<
Crato then 'lo<1<1• (cMo-
·'But among the new jobs ... Ol)ly the dregs wlll be taken b}t Illegal
migrants. And that ... could lnstltutlonillzeLatlnosasapermanent
underpaldworklngcla . "
Smokers get pleasurabl~
sensations froQ!. nicotine .
Recent research
reveals powerful
positive effects
As most of~ou kn ow b} 1h1s time, I
riave a close conncl't1on with thl.'
Un1vers1t} of California. Bcrkelc).
That 1s how I bt:came acquainted with
my frequent young assistant. Make
Brocken.
I got a call from a mcmbt.·r of the
football l·oach1ng staff sa~ ing he wa.,
looking for ~um mer ~ork for foorball
pla)ers and that he had a football
pla~t'r "hose home was. 1n Costa
Mesa I responded because I cu'>tom-
anl~ h~e to g1\e some '>tudents
\ummcremplo) mcnt dunnga pcnod
lhal I nl·ed eAlra help
\\an alCJmnus of L( lkrkele). I
rece1\C :i nl'"sleuer called 1hc Well-
n1.'\!I L euer It 1s published in assOC1a-
11on ~1th lhl' School of Public Health.
or SO 11 !>a)'> on the Oag
It also \a\"· .. The ne" ~lctll'r ol
nulnllon. titnl'\'i, and \tress manage-
mt·nt ·· In the June IS'>UC thl·re\ an
art1ck 111lnl ··')mok1ng: "h) 11''
lnugh lo quit ..
Hert· in pan 1~ .... hat 11 '>a~s. "\\,l· all
know 1ntclhgent people-who arc
fam iliar with the dangers of.,mo~1ng
but C"Ontm~ to-smott:-Four-ou1 of
five adult smokers say they would like
to quit. Y.et of those who try. an
esi1ma tcd .i>O percent go back to
cigarettes within a fcw month'i.
"And legions of smokers keep on
pulling even thougb they have a
serious tobacco-related illness.
"Wh) do people cling so tenacious-
1> to a habit that, according to the
National Institute on Drug Abuse. 1s
WALTER
BURROUGHS'
responsible for 350.000 or more
deaths each year'! Many studies have
demonstrated Iha! the nicotine an
tobacco is addictne. and that abrupt-
1} absta1ntng from 1l caus.es
"'11hdrawal S) mp1oms.
.. These include 1mLab1ht}. de·
prcss1on. d1aincss. difficulty 1n con·
,·entratang. tension. and espec1all)
cra' ing. thl· most t'Onstant and seven
S) mptom. A \Olding such d1St:omfon
1s one reason v.-h) so man) smoker<
"'ho v.-ant lo quit cannot "
There's no question that the n1c·
OllOC In cigarettes IS addlCll\ c. J USI
hkc an} other hard drug!>. And I d(
menn hard drugs Such a' cocaine.
For man~ }cars Ont· vi m} closes•
frtend<,, a l:iw) l'r. smol>.ed c1garelles
Kl•c;ull: he ha' an 1nneas1ngl} senou~
malaJ) l'alleJ l'm ph\<.ema. There 1s
.1pparenlh. no l"Url· 11 JU't gt·t, worst
and wor\e
The Nt''-' lllu\lratl'd Medical
Health l nncloped1a call\ 11 our
"kmon-g the sym•p toms ot
emphysema <i re breathlessness on
cxen1on and rnugh. A person wi th
cm ph~scma u!>uall} has large barrel-
c;haped chest and prominent bones.
Em ph}'sema 1s increasing in in-
cidence Report' of death from
emphysema hav1.• doubled every (1ve
}'Cars since 1945. It is now second
onh to heart disease as a cause of
adult d1sab11t1,." •
My lawyer friend as several years
younger than I. Naturally, when I
wanted to des1gna1e an (•xerutor ot
myesLatc. I chose htm . Now. with has
having to carry oxyg~n every place he
goes. I decided there had better be a
subsu tute.
And that thert· is. The lawyer I ha' c
chosen 1s one first introduced by my
dear friend and I am tern bl} afraid it
wi ll be he who ha'i 10 do the JOb. HI.'
doesn't smoke.
If yo u arc a tclevi~1on watcher you kn~ that one of the same group that
offers to cure you of alcohoh!im also
has a plan to cu re ) ou of smoking.
I'm som. but I don't believe u.
The standard ml·thod of treating
alcoholism is revulsion -to make
you so sick that you can't abide taking
1n more alcohol.
I don't l'cnow what the) do for
smoking. but I do kno"' that for man)
people. ti') ing to quit "cold turkc} ··
doesn"t work.
M) wife and I arc e'\tremel) fo nd ol
a }Oung "'oman whom we ltke to call
··our daughter." She 1c;n't, but he son
of adopted us. She 11; trying vcl) hard
to quit.
The Well ness Lcttl'r quotes Dr.
Ov1de Pomerleau. a researcher al the Un1H~rs1l} ofConnccllcut School of
Med1c1nc 1n Farmmgton: "Recent
research shows that n1cot1 ne also has
powerful pos1t1,c effects that ~eep
people-hooked and'"lh~se plt"asurabfe
sensations arc not j ust in the smoker's
1maginat1on.
"Nicotine.'' said Dr. Pomerleau.
.. taps into powerful biological pro-
cesses. It 1s unwise t<> underestimate
the power ofitjust because it does not
produce a dramatic state of intoxica-
tion."
Walter But'ro11gb1 Is tb~ Pllot'1
foUIJdJ11g p11bll1bef'.
Immigrants: Boon or bust
for continued prosperity?
Workers be n efit
business, but cost
gover n m ent.plenty
R) thl.' late 11.JXlh, \Oman~ nl'"' Joh<,
'-'Ill tx·uealed 1n Cahforn1a'<,grnwing
<.er\ llC 1ndu\tne<, that onh a cont1nu-
1ng \lream o f poorimm1grant'1 w1ll1ng
111 "'ork for low"' ages as d1.,hwJ<.ht'r\
1.in1torc;. t'ar wa\h attendant~ and lht•
hkt· v.111 be ahlc lo meet the demand ...,o repon~ the Washington. D < ·
tia~cd l rhan ln~t11ute. v.-h1ch ">a\.\ a
u inunut·d 1nnu, of La tino' and
.\•11ans -whether legal 1mm1granl\
or nul -,., nt'cdl·d IO a\'lurc
< altlorn1.1 tnn11nucd Cton111l11l
Sn>'-' 1h
flul lllqial 1mm1grant\ arl· a mull1 -
h1ll111n dollar drain on lht· federal
go' crnmrnt and take tttou~ani.l' of'
111h'I awa) from ..\ml'fll'an \\orker<..
\:JV\ another n('w report. th•~ one
trom Hou,tun·, Rice lJ ni vcrs1ty
Dc'ipttt th e t<l\C"> they pay. the R1C'e
rcJX>M add'>. illegal\ co~t the govern-.
ment S 15 hi Ilion y~arl> 1n uncmpl<>>·
menl and welfare payment\. cdul.'n·
t1on and othn \ff\ ice!>
So which" 1t'1 •\re the 1mm1grant'I,
espcclllll) Ht':>J')an1l'> good or had for
( ahfo,naa'>
Both ~tud1es make hard-to-rtfutc
da1m!i The 1{1corel'l()1t \3)'a"-ut 5'
m1lhon illegal .lhen~ an· working
\tcJdll) 1n the l 1 <\. ahout I ~ m1lhon
1n C nllfom1a ·\mcncan '-'Orl>.t•r\ 11
:iddc; would takt' Jbout 6S percent ol
tho~ JOb'> 1( the p:l) ~ere better But
"'' long a., 1mm1grnnt\ nrr :J\ :ul:ihlc
and a1.·ceJ')t lo"" p3 ). the) will mono·
p(1l11c their mo\tl" low·ft'\CI JOh\
Hut ttiat'\ a "fact" which l ul\ iwo
wa~~ for-11 tht• JObs paid ~tter. there
would he fc""er of them and hu,t
nt''>~~ "'ould he lei'> profitahlc
But t<>h .,bonagc'i appan•ntl~ "'111
nil! ht' a< :ihtornra probkm tor mo\!
I
THOMAS
Euas
of the ne\I 10 )Ca re. at a m1n1mum.
Th1.· llrhan ln\lltutc '>tud' cst1ma1cd
that morc 1h::in :!. million n~v. Johs will
Ix· ueatcd ht•fon· 1990 \\1th shghtl)
k'~ than h;ilf filkd h\ normal
populallon gro~th I he re\·l '"Ill hah·
to lx• takl•n either h) 1mm1grant~ or b}
Amcnnin c1111en' mo' ing here from
other '>late\ •
llut among lht' ne'A JClh'i, lh1.• llrban
lmt1tut1.• 'k11d . onl} the dregs ~111 be
lakcn h) illegal m1grant'I. •
\nd lhal. warn '\Oml." 1mm1gra11on
l'\perl '· rnuld 1n<;t1tul1ona I 11e
I ,111n11, "' a f'Crman1.·n1 underpaid
working da\\ unlike anything Ameri-
ca ha'i kn own in the pa<t
.. ,, 1~ incviLahlc (lx·causc o f the
JOhS) that Meiucan' and other poor
1x-vph: will tome here. but won't hnvc
an> do<'un11.•nts for permanent
)Ul tu\... \l1td Rodolfo i\cuna. a
L.M. Bovo
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Chicano \ludac\ profi:c."lr at Cali-
fornia 'itatl' lJn1verrn~. Nnrthndgt•
"l he lmh (ft1r l"<atnple) hcusmc
c1t11cn' <lnd gol reform<. hccau\c of
their \tiling power." Rl'l'3ll"ie many
H1span1n are here 1llcgall) and can't
vote. th'Cy won't be able to obtain the
pol11ical dout needed to bt:tter their
lot. A.t'una c;pcculated.
Ne' crtheles<.. the Race !>tUd) noted.
MS percent of the illegals want to
remain here pcrmanrntl). with 70
percent '-'l'lh1ng the}' lOuld become
nll,en' ;ind hnng their e\lendcd
tam1lll'' to JOIO tht.•m here
..\dd!> the K1ce repon. the illegals
U>mpctr w11h Cahforn1a's "most
d1!>ad\llntag1.·d minorn1cs:· rel-
egating man) of them to the ranks of
thr unemplo)'ed and fore 1nR other' 10
move in order to find work.
The bottom hn1.· on both 'ilud1cc,''
...,o long a\ political and cconom1t·
cond111onc; 1n Mexu:o and Central
Aml·nea are un'itablc. '1olent and
dcprcsr.cd. the imm1grat1on tide
won't end. And there will also be
plenty of work for those who come .
That's reality, whether rt ''i good or
bad for California.
TbomH EllH 11 • S.ata Moalca-bH~d columa/11 oa st••r /1111~1.
Who needs fly swatter?
\umr l 111ntruct1on men 'l\\ab bab>
011 on their dlumanum ha.rd hat~
I hl') 'ia\ 01c<; 11 1>.c aluminum When
ftlC\ &Ct dO'it' cnou(lti tO thl'lt fale\ to
he ho1hcr<1oml' the> .,...,, \J1d 01('\
''Ind up \lutk t111he hurd h.lt\
Wa\ reported 1h11t C ub:tn mother<.
1 oullncl) 1dl 1hc11 children that m1Jk
r ''' 1hr1r t~·eth Not.all l ' 'oi dentl'>h
Ul\Uif<.'C pka\C note Whrn intanl'i
111 ~· put In tx·d "1th nuf\m[t oot1le\,
\t•mc 'la). thC\. oflcnt1mc, dc' clop lln
·ailment 1.·alled "bab) bottle mouth ..
It "au-.e ~will decay offir t 1ccch
D1,tmr of a lh1ldk!>~coupk 1n the
~\.ICt l 'nion rn~t, the equivalent of
nbou1 S 70 'and cnn 'he compll'ted an
orw morn1na
'l'i'rn.,ku 11utlG\.\\ f)uhlte ~nen1ne
l .M. Botd 11 • 1yedlca1~d
rolumaa/J t. ,
.4 THOMAS &LlA8
Jac1
AIDE ISO I
and OSf PH P£AR
colamntat
'Right
on our
side':
Wales·a
But Polish patriot
remains critical of
the American way
W..\SHINGTON -\\-e 111 Amt•n-
ca do not ha,e. norneed wt• rel> upon,
a moral giant rnmparablc to th<'
Polish patnot Lech Waksa. In our
h1stonc good fonune. we ha\e evol-
\ed entire 1nsutut1ons -oppo~111on
part1e~. dissenting ne"Aspapers. inde-
pendent trade unions -lo undcnal>.l·
the m1ss1on that 1n a l)'rann} falls tu
tht· lone!~ genius and hero.
What 1s 1h1~ mission" To ga' t' the
peopll' an alternative to onicial rule. a
nval account of reahl~. an un-
authon1ed sumulus to acuon or
rcs1~tancl.'.
But m communist Poland. Walesa
1s tighunga monal hauk for the n~hl
to protest The polln· t~llov. him
where' er he goes. ··wl· go hshin~ and
ptckmg mushrooms togt·ther. he
told .• u~ \H) I) "The) are always with
me.
When Walesa has pri vate busanc<.'i,
of('our!lc. he gives them the !>hp. "If!
haH' to escape. I do:· he said But he
doe..,n't li kt· to get them 1n trouhlc
wl\h their superior....
"My lai.t escape the> liked 'el)
much:" he-recalled. "I managed w
run awa\ 1n the midst oftransfemng
me from the shtp)ard guards to tht•
police outside of the sh1p~ard!> .. Thl'
:.iuthonues didn't know whom lo
blame. "They all blamed each other:·
he said ··E,erybod) was satisfied
afterv.ard. ··
We applied twice for perm1ss1on to
vts1 I Poland and-speak to Walesa The
Po lish government tumed us down
both times. So we arranged v.-11h thl'
underground for mo' 11.· producer
Ralph ·\ndrews to ml'l'l Waksa and
gel the rights to film lhl' Walc~a c;tof)
Andrews brought along a \l'I of
quesuons from U\.
In response. W<ile ... a spol>.t boli.ll}'
His sTTUggle-wittrlh~m:"C"rnmtnt. ~
said, "is a continuous fight." As he
sees 1t. "the right and the truth 1s on
our side. On the other hand. there
might be some rights on their 'ildl'.
too. bu t we are not informed enough
to know. For our ~ountl) 'c; good. we
should sit down at the table to !.el'
what 1s possible. what 1s not and e'en
sec who is nitht •·
He predicted that his "-lolidant\
labdr mo,emenl v.ould ... un 1\e in
an} case. "for at least 40 or 50 )e;m
But our 1nellic1ent el·onom) '111111 not
last for that period of 11me."
He is look1ns. he said. "for a belier
way. a new Polish wa} ."He 1s cn11rnl
of the Amencan wa>-"You ha"e <,o
much," he SJ1d. "II 1s lime lo ha"l' a
look at your 1nll·rnal needs ...
Still. he would prefer the Amcnrnn
system to the rnmmun1st S)stem
"Let's sa} cap11alt!>m docs not ha\e a'
many prt'll~ \logam. but looking
inside you t•an st·e more for pt·upk ...
he said. "Our c;y,tem has prctt\
slogani. and beauttlul programs h111
without an:-real fulfillment .. ·
He hinted th-a1 U.S. aid onl)
strengthens the ('om mun1st ap.
paratui. ... You haH· to question tf
your hel p does an) good" for the
people. who ma) "get strangled b) all
th1i. help.'' he said. He pointed out
that "we do not always have rnntrol
over d1s1ribut1on ··and warned "One
who 1s tielpang should take
respons1b1lltics for all conscquencc'i
of one's help ...
Despite the danger. Walesa has no
mtent1on of fleeing Poland "One
would need a heav} crane to pull me
out of Poland.'' he ~1d Meanwh1k
he int~nds to continue the i.truggle .. i
know that for I 00 years of my fife . f
will have a 1~11 of trouble<; and
problems." he ~id. "But looking
opt"'11st1cally, it will not be.· more
than I 00 years."
If he should fi nd peace ahead of
that time,.what would t.e do? "If I had
a lot of money," he reflected. "1 would
buy ft <.'ar and &O from vallas.t' to
village, from to\4.n to town. u lking
with the wise men."
Footnote: We recently rccc1vw 3
letter from Soltdanty leader dam
Mi{'hn1k. ~mualcd out o(pnwn. He
and two coHcaaucs face fi vt'·)'ear
senttnces ford111turb1na thC' pcaet and
t naaaang 1n union act" 1t} Ma{'hnik
anfonm u\ that the only cv1den<-t
against them 1s a doctored tape
recording. Their pro\ttut1on. ht'
write "~ars all the charactenst1c ol
a crudely plotted pol1t1al provo.
cation " M1chn1k uracs WcMcrn la"·
)crs. wntcr • union leaders. sc1cnml\
and human n&ht advOC"atc 1011tcnd
their trial "Your pf'l"\Cnce m1aht be!
dtCI 1ve to our tatc.'' he wr1IC\
J•~k AIHltf'tlH Hd JOJtpb ~.,
lf't •)'1dle1t,td eol11mnl111.
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NBA to dlacuaa expanalon; Santa Ana group lnternted. 82.
· FHney bellevea TV I• partly at feult tor b....,..I brawle.112.
Height of niuscle buildi.ng
l
John Carri do shows perfect flexing form ...
Jofiii.Carrldo as fl exed·
his.way w ell past 5-3-
BY. ROGER CARLSON
Of ,... Dell1 No4 ....
He hasn't &rown an in ch since he was scori ng at a 6.3
d ip and operating as Estancia High's p01n1guard1n 1978.
but 5-3 John C'amdo has risen to the top in a big way these
days after winnin~ the lightwci$ht d1v 1s1on 1n the 1985
California Bodybuilding Champ1onsh1 ps rcrently.
"It's 1ust a hobby." says the 25-)ear-old Oran~
resident. "I used weightlifting as a means of staying 1n
shape when I was playing basketball and for maintenance
dunng the ofT-scason.
"But af\er my freshman year at Orange Coast College
going against Mark Eaton ofCypres'l College I realiLed 1h1s
wasn't my spon anymore."
Eaton is a 7-4 giant v.-ho we nt on to UC LA and the
NB.<\'s Utah Jav.
Carridocouldn'1 O\.Crcome a 25-inch d1sad\ antagc on
the coun. but he's built himself into a one-man operation
called the F11ness Edge. des1incd to get the bu~1ness
executi ve into the h11b11 of sta ying tnm.
"You can't JUSt lose weight." says C'amdo, .. and
·more' isn't always beuer. It's a matter of diet. weight
trainin g and aerobic!>.
"Diet without e xercise 1s a farce. It's JUSl a ma tter ~f
walking first and increasing )Our durauon. It's LSD -long. slow anctd1stance ..
One ofCamdo's subjects has lost 100 poundso,er a 2-
}l'ar period and 1s down to 2 16. but 11 didn't come qu1ckl)
(Pleaee eee JOHN/8 2)
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Three area stars picked
ln major league draft
•( ompktc drnft h l. 88.
Ibrtr arru stan..douts wen~ ~lected in Monday's c)pciiTng da}
of the maJOr lcaaue baseball free
agen1 draft
Fountain Valle~ High p11rher
Bob Sharp.ack. a ng.ht-handcr.
wa~ the 43rd pla)er sele<·ted 1n the
regular phase of the draft.
Two communit> college short-
stops. .Orange Coast's Damn
Garner and Golden Wcs1·~
" Shawn (11lbcn, wen· picked in 1he-
seconda11 pha~
Garner "a' "ekcted 1n the first
round (the 25th p1ck1 b} Texa ..
while G1lbcn v.as drafted 1n the
second round (the 39th se lection
O\eratl)b) thl• Minne'>ota T win~
Sharpnal k I~. had a I 0-3
record this past season at .. oun-
tain Valle' \\1th a I 05 FR.\ and
117 stnkeClUI\ in ti) innings H1.-.
career record'' 1th the Barons "A-a!>
25-9.
"I'm 1us1 cr<,1a11c." Founta10
Valle.,. Coach fom DeKraa1 ~1d
"He's the Jir1,1 kid I've eH·r
coached that\ heen drafted ..
DeKraa1 <.aid Sharpnack came
to h1\ offo.e hct"ccn classe' 10
awa11 v.ord from the .\ngel'\
"Bobb} caml· 10 m~ room and 'A-e
m U.Sl have a<>tten n Inc phone taD
within the hour." DeKraat said. ft
,_...,._t~ 10th •nd ftMI a ll
OcKtaat ansv.ercd thaiborc the
goodJlC\\S..
"I tool the call. and Bobbr,
asked 1f 11 was the Anicls. •
DeK.taa1 said "He was JUSt ec-
static.
"He's usuall}' a kind of c:aJm
kid. but he was overwhclll}cd . It's
great . . he·~ an a' 1d Angels fan,"
DcKraa1 said
"'\II wc·,e &OI to do now lS
v.orl out the details."
The Milwaukee Brewers had
very few details to "ork out with
thei r selec11on Milwaukee chose
B J SurhofT. a cateher from the
l nn1ers1t) of "Jonh Carolina, as
the "lo I pick in the draft. then
\1gned the ~0-) ear-old catcher to a
one-) c:ar contract
\.\ill Clari. of M1ss1ss1pp1 St.ate
l ni,ers11\ a resident of New
Orleans. ~as the second pick in
Lhe drafL chosen b\ the San
Franasco Giants. Clark. a first
ba!>eman. hit 41 b w11h 23 homers
and 72 RBI tor ( oach Ron P..olk's
Bulldogs this past season and
helped the team into the College
(Pleue eee AUA/82)
Edison Hi gh 's .
Wheelwrig ht OK
Edison High \tandout Enc
Wheelwnght. who'>ulTered minor
mJuriesin the high;umpcompet1-
tion at the tatl' Trat·k and field
Champ1onsh1p'I in Sacraml'nto
Friday. is reponct.11} rnm plctel~
State m·eet lacked just one item: Class
Why was Sacramen to m eet poorly run?
CIF offi cials n eed t o rectify s ituati on RocER
CuLS01r
rcco,ered. •
Wheelv. right '>uu.e~~tull)
Jumped 6-4. hut d1\CO\ cred on his
wa} do"' n the landing pad-; had
not ~en mo' ed O\Cr to ac-
comodatc h" k:.ip trom thl· left
side.
He onl) paniall) landed on thl'
padding. with h1<i '>houlder and
head h1umg the ground
Edison Coach Bill \'v orkman
said Wheclv.-n~ht suffered a head-
ache and d111mcss. hut was not
treated.
"II (the m1ur) I probabl) kept
him from placi ng higher." Work-
man said ... fhl' IOJIH) was on his
fi rst 1um p." he added. Wheel-
wright. considered a favorite in
the e"ent. did not quahf) for the
finals.
I had heard the horror stories of
Hughes Stadium 1n Sacramento. the
-;11e of an occasional state track and
field meet. and 11·s pret'} ob' 1ous
. ever) thing that has been saitl in years
past was true. because what transpir-
ed at the 6 7th annual prep cham-
pionships made whaiii_s supposed to
be the year's classic info no more than
a rou tine invi1a11onal.
lt'seasyto rapothersand lhat's nol
thc1n1en1-because 1fnoth1ng~
the} v.-ere tf)1ng. But the end result s
arc all that count and as the sa) 1ng
goc~. )OU c11hcrdo or >O U don't.
In thccase oft he state track meet.
once again 11 was don't.
.Coaches in C\.CI) d1rec11on ""l're
collec11vel} shaking their heads. v.-on-
denng v.-hy 11 "as happening.
Wh) v.-ere the trials running nearl)
tv.o houro; late')
Angels can't hold
lead, Lacy in loss
Even 5-0 margin
isn't e noug h as
Or ioles win. 7 -5
B..\LTIMO RI::. ( .\P, · Lel' Laq
claimed-he-could almmt~n'>t' 11
<;uccessful conclusion for Balt1more·.,
16th come-from-behind 'ictor) long
before his game-v. 1nn1ng homer
"You could feel the moml·ntum
building bat·k when 1.1.e scored 1v.o
ru ns in the sixth." Lan <ia1d after his
two-run homer capped a four-run
rail ) in the ninth inning and gave the
Orioles a dramatic 7-5 decision O'er
the Angels Mo nda) night.
Trailing 5-U 1n the fourth. the
Orioles pulled to wi thin 5-' in the
'il\lh v.-hen a t"n-run ralh v.-as lUI
sh on b) a Ii nl· th rov.-from .\ ngel
center fielder Ciar) Petti'\.
"When (Lenn) ()a1'ata"hll thl' 'iingk
and (l..arn) Sheet\ w:.i' thf\l\\ n out at
thl' plate:" l an lUnlemkd. "~OU
could feel 11 (momentum> hu1lding
then.··
~akata 1.1.a-; '"'ohed in thl• final
ra il}. too. and he almoq <;qul·h:hl·d tn~oineback "'hcn he popped a hunt
attempt fo llowi ng a leadofT walk 10
Sheets and a pi nch ~1ngle hy Mike
Young.
But A.ngcl' rl'11ct ace Donnie
Moore. 3-3. who replaced Pat <. lc-
mcnts after the walli. to Sheet~. fielded
the ball and lhrc>A 11 into left fidd pa)t
an unprotected 1h1rd hasc.
.,..._ (Romanick 6-2) at Balti-
more (Oavts 3-1 ).
Time: 4:35 p.m.
TV: Channel 5.
Radio : KMPC (710).
"It was a lous} bunt.'' Sakata said
"I thought 11 v.-as going to be a double
pla ). I wasaboul to throw m} helmet.
and I looked O\t'r and there wac;
nobody standing at third. and I
staned runnin11.. It was a weird play."
"I didn't let the ball drop." said
Mooro. who lost for the second day 1n
a rov.-after con' en1ng II of 13
prn1ous sa'e s11ua1iom. "I couldn't
get to 11."
"Boone\ (catlher Boh Boone) v.-a<i
)'Clling. 'first. firs t.' hut I thought hl'
was }elling. 'third. third.... said
Moore "The runner wa\ so far from
1h1rd base. I """ thinking ma>tx·· douhle pla~-
"I turned to p1cl. up the. hag. and
threv.-n there I fig1rn~d the third
ha'>cman (Doug De( mces) went
hacl.. But hi.' >Aas thinking the ..aml'
way I did. He came 1n to catch the tl)
hal l."
Pinch runner Mike Bodd1ckl..'r. v.-ho
\.\3\ on ~cond at the time. 'la id he
held \Ip momentanl) "becauc;e I
couldn't afford to gel doubled on
Doug ran 1i'I and the shorstop v.-as
behind me. so 1f the ball dropped. I
rnuld <;till go."
V. h) were the rules he1ng bent and
flat broken in ca'>e after case'>
Wh' were re'>ults not a' a1labk
aften he trials inStl·ad ot nearh tv.-o
hours after the meet" ·
Wh} were th e d iscus fi nals being
run in fl ights. 1n'itl'ad oft he pecking
order'!
Wh} d1dn'1 1he pole' ault finals
ha,cmnefinah.-.1safter an 11-v.-a\ 11c
was broken 10 pro.,.1de fi,·e finahst'i.
lea' 1ng SI\ others 10deal"'1th thl·
final four'.1
Wh) v.-asn't t hcgirl~ tn pleJum p
Judge watr h1ng the ti nalists 10 Sl'e
whetherthe) m 1gh t be fouli ng or not''
Those arqu'>t a sampling. and I
must admit I kc I li ke a duck m the
m1 ddleofa pack.on 1he v.a) 1odo1h1~
SIOI). because there mus\ he others
ahead of me. and there must he morl' ·
he hind.
PREP PORTS
The state tinal" will be in the
Southern Section nnt \ear. and thl·
rounds wllk\ enluall~ go tu San
Diego and LO'> J.\ngeles. befon.· onn.•
again acramcnto v. 111 be called upon
Track ex pens shudder at the pros-
pect of more to come ..\sl.. ..\rcad1a
High track coach Doug Speck .\sk
Earl Engman. perhaps the s1a1c'1; :"io
I tral·k au thonl) . .\sk Los .\ngelc.,
T1meHponsv.nter Mike Kenned~
..\sk area COdlhc'>. such as ~t'\.' pon
Harbor's Enc T1.1.l'll or \.\oodbndge'<,
George \iar'a'> ..\sl. ..\ V\·n .'-£"11h
track and field l.nov.lcdge. and he M
~he v..ill <:on ti rm the'>e commenh
APwlr ....... o
The Angela' Bob Boone I• caught by Baltimore'• Rick
DemJ>9ey on squeeze play attempt ln alith inning.
Typeofwin .wasal-o-n~gtinlecoming
Dodgers put together rare lateTnntng rally ;
Howe gets his first win in nearly two yea!'s
l
I OS ANCiELES ( P> -Pedro
Guerrero s:i1d hc-touldn't remember
the last time the Lo'i Ange le\ Dodger~
came back lo win a p me hkc the) did
when 1hc~ O\.cn ool thc Ne"' Yori..
Mets ).4 in 11 innrn,s.
"I don't know whrn. hut ifs been l\
long time."' <hu·rrcro said afk r Mon-
da)' nigh t' nntionall} 1l'lrv1sed ga m~·
A l-0-n-a 11mc.
'But thC) d1<l. sconng '"Ile again\\
Ne"" York relief .l\.e Jc,,.c Om<1rn to
5Quarc the inmr 111' thl' ninth inn111t1..
then winning 11 in tbl' houom ol lht•
12\h on n m1-.firr h\. 'ihon~\r> K.ifael
~nlQOQ Ol l.t'IC MW ·
Whllh. 1) prcd\\·I) t h~· 'a' the
Dod&C'r\ had ~l'n g1' ins~"'~' game,
lhC' fir\t two month\ uf th\• ~.I'''° l\ft<"' comm1t11ng. (12 t'rror-; 1 their
lin t 46 gn mC' of 11\l \C3'it" the l>odJ{'r~ pot thfl~~h thl'll l1111nh
' . -------_...,. .. _
successive crrork s game and. for a
change. benefi ted from 11no1herclub'<1
m1stakr
It also enabled the Dodger.. to win
their second game in' a row, the fir~l
time in a week and a half that''
happcflcd. nd even though thcy'r •
in fourth place 1n the National League
West. they're: suddenly onl> 31 ,
a;imcs Obi l.>f fir.I T he Mets retain 3
11 -gnme le.ad in the NL East
"We got gbod pitching, we're
hilling again. \\>c·re malttni Ou.•i>la)''
in the field and "'c're ~t mng to Kore
run,," analy1cd D<xtacr rche.,.er
\CH' Howe. who ~rncd Lh wii\. hii.
'"'' m nearl y lWtl ~ciir' I Its la~' v. ln wos on J ul'r 23. 1983.
ht'lore ht• lost the cnltrt' I ~ .i sca~n
h«:tu\4' of h1<1 repeated drug prob-
lem\ and then \l~ncd tht~ ~a\On
,10" l'r ~·\:8U\\' of ,•Ibo"' ~Uf'ICf)
Rill Ru~ll reachl•d hr'il c;atcih on an l'anf6Jtt'• Geate infield single and tvol. !i>eu>nd lln a one-out walk to Oavt· .\ndrr,on
N9w York M9t1 (Gooden 7-3) at Pinrh hitter f em Wh11 firld. the
DI llllN (V....,,.... ~~5). lac;t non-p1trhcr ll'fl on Managl'f l 1,m
Time: 7:36 p.m. La\orda'" ~nl·h. '><'nt a grounder tn
TV: None. the nght of,1ntan.i I k thrc1.1. v. 1dl' tu
Recio; KA8C (790). . · <;C'('Of\d. and RJ) 1-.nir.ht "'ho had 1u~1
--------------• C'ntcrt:d th<' rm<' couldn't h:tndlr II "rm n cited thnt r \t able to 1hro" and Ruc;~I raC\-d homt· "'1th rhl'
three da>s 1n a rov. :·said llov.c. who v. innrng mn
p1tched ITI '"'O gnm~11nd warm ed \IP r he ()oJ~.... V.t"rl' lkl-~ll ~ 1.
.,, a third . en teri ng the lxlnam 1)1 the ninth thl·
Howt"· .. itnkeout of Cic<lrge Fn'ltcr rMUlt ot l>.nm' H~ two-run
1n 1hc top of thr 11th." 11h a run ner on homer 1n th\' top half of the inning off
1h1rd. v. ~ the n1t1rnl out for the Lo' 11..l•nn\ Hc)\\>ell. "'ho has hecn <;Cored
An&C'le IC'l)-hander on his last liH' appc:mm"c
.. It wn, a ~hdcr. d own nnd in .. Oro~ ho'\\.'t"IT C'OUldn't cont.tin
ltov.-e 1d "lt''I tough tb ln'.v ofT 1h.1J the Dodger\ Rocitl1l' Manano Uun-
p1tch .. <.'an l~d ofl thl' Oodj~I'\· ninth ~11h a
"We hatil Jum on Lhc ~... w· ~bl LO .ccAtcr. Ooc. uut .13\cr. he
York mnnnacr na, l') Johnson \aid ot -.cored on II doubk h>_ R.J ll4')notd ,
Howe "But \l.C didn't take a<h:rn-who had lhrt'rofthr Dcxigrr.· \Cil'°n·
t ( 'We had thl' opfX>rlllnil\ w11'1· high 14 hit' .\nd l'<.•dnl < 1u~m:-ro.
f o tcr up tht•rr hut he didn't iet 1h,· ~ho .11 .. n hJ,1 thn"t" h11\ \1nJlcd
JOb done· throu h thl· "'"tdk to l.lhl\ '-in . r hen 1n lhl· hottum nr 1hr I ~th Rt•\nOl<l' 'Aith tlw '""'run
WoOdbndge High assistant coalh
Vern Gambeua was disgusted after
watchingh1s g1rl. Jamie K1nen.
forced 10 settle for founh place. alter a
Judge failed to \.\atch another girl
ob\ 1ousl) foul on her attempt 1.1. h1l h
ga' e hcrth1rd plan· .\nd 11 v.as nut
'>Ourgrape\.JU"t li.een d1sa ppo1n1-
mcn1
"( an,outx·lincthev.a\ th1smcl·t
1-; hcing run." asked Newp0n Harhor
< oach Enc Twe11. long before his pole
'aulter Fn11 Hov.sl'T was 1n' oh ed in
the a boned I 1-v. a' 11r-breaker
The q-eam of( alifom1a athlell''>
v.erl' trl·a1ed 1oa '>)'>!em "' h1ch
insulted their' Cf) presence ~hs!>1on
V ll'JO. for 1nsta OLl' "as referred to as
M1'>MOn Vallaho.
Solut1on'>alv.a\<.\ccm to come so
slov.I) and tlmonc v.1ll probabl)
ne\l·r be soh ed That pan1cular area
of the stale ob' 1ou'>h descrws to
ha' e the 'tale final<. in 11-; back\ a rd on
arow11ngha"" ·
The onh pall h''ork .-.olut1on
would tx· 10 put togethl'r a pcrmanl·nt
finalscommlltee to work the meet
cal h ~ear. regardless of s11e. at least
g1' 1 ng the meet some cohes1..,encss
and cons1stenq
There's1u<it no"a} 101us11f} an
athletl' s1111ngand wamngalmosl I 00
m1nutt>S ~fore h1sor her particular
heat in the mals.
I f,oure' ent 1s scheduled for 7
o'clock. )ou·H set )Our mental and
ph) s1cal timetable for 11. and 1fyou
don't run un til nearlv ~o'clock. well .
even an athlete can g~t hungf) -anq
nen ouc;
State< omm1ss1onerTom 8\rnC\
v.-as there fort he finals and 1fhe _ 1 v..asn't gewngan earful from every
direction. v.-ell. then he wasn't llsten-
ing.
.\nd 1fcoache'> and in \OI ved track
and field fa11hful aren't lining up at
the post office 10 get their remarko; otT
10 B) mesa~ fa5' as po~1ble. then I
guess the) dt·scn e"' hat the~ get
The p11~ ofeou~.1s that the
athlete~ are the ones v. ho are a1 tht>
end ofthnt1l l.
McEnroe rallies
if the fifth set
Chris Evert Lloyd
a lso gains sem is
in Fre n ch Open
P.\KI.., I \l'I l11hn \I d nnit'
sho1.1. mg llashe~ ol bnl11anle 1u'1
v.hi:n he m·edl'll ll m•hl fought hall.
lrom J J-1 tlcti .. 111n thl· fin.ii '-'.:I tud.i'
111 l·dge ""l'Jl·n' l11al..1m '''lr••m
JnJ rrni'l' 1nt11 1h1 -.lm11inJI-. ••I thl·
freneh Oix·n ll'nn" l hamp1on~h11i..
'-"11h tC'mix·raturl'" Jgain dli\lng 1n
nn l.OOckgree' \ll fnro1.' C'>l·apcJ th1.•
~o , c;~d ~-"" ti-~. ti-~ \-o -.-. in a
hanlc that raged lor '\ hl'Ur' '\2
m 1nutl'"1n thl· l l'nll'r, 11urt 1ll K11IJnd
C 1Jrro' \tJll1um
F.Hhtr 1n th1· ,1.1' < h11-. ~ 1
1.111\\I n·.1, hcd th '' •111' 1 ' 'l '\l~ lln..1" \\ 1\h .I (o • .J 11.1 \ ll ltlf\ 1\.l'I
tdk1\\ .\nwril;ln far' Phl'lr-. '\lH
Ol'\t ''ill plJ\ 1h,· '' 1nnn "' 1.1d,I\ '
m:.illh !x-11•1·1·n \l.1nu.-l.1 \I.ii. ' 1 »I
Rul11..1n..i Jnd I' •l.tr-.•1J 1 .. 1b'!\'l.1
\.1ha11n1 ,11 \r~1·1 11n.1
\lll'f hllll 'l'I' 1•! t.IQ:<d hu\ 11 lhl'
pl.i' ''<.tr1•!11 br.•k, \I I nr ., '
<,t'nt·tn t.1,r:t 'I .11l,:rntag1 111 lhl'
tin.ii \l't Hut 1111 :, l!·h.1nd, 1 Ir •11'
'-il·~ ),ll ~ \lHldr11t1 lilll'J h1,,r1,1t11
g.1n1l' In p1•1d1111 l\\11 \\lnllillC -.h11I'
-''"'' IJ nd1n~ •'ll 1h1 h.1,, 1111, .1
'DCl 13l ular 'h1•11 1k1 · ~I' 1'1 rnd
..1 hnlliJlll IUll l•IW '1 '""' 1'1 P·"'
1ng -.hottoh11·.1 I. i, '·' '\ll ''ll' 11"
Pia~ 1ng .,,1nw, 1 I ' i.... '' h nr 1, .~1
lhl\ Gr;ind "l.1111 l••u111.1111.-r11
\Id ntnl' ""''"·"runnrrnrti.·r.·1."t
\1',lr nintlOlll'd hi' 111111 ·g.,tnH' I \Ill
lh.H <;\\epl h1111 1111" .1 '· \ ll·:tJ
\11..f nr1'l' -.111.-,I I • •h, 11.11.h 111
1ht"n11Hhtwmr l•1 t '"'''••m,t•n•11'tl
lhl' .\mni. .ir • ' .1 "r I 1.1n1
bacl.hand '4'1\ 1u 11·111rn thl·n \\1·111
on to breal thr ldl h.1111kr' '' •' ,. t• •
prolong lhl· dra rn.1
'' strom hl'ld 'l'f' 1· tor 'i.' but
1hcn 1l1und thl' n,·1 11n tht' nc 't lour
r<11n1' a' l•• 'IJPJ'll'd lour ,hot-. into
•h1 n1'I 1,1 Jllov. \h rnr11t' lo hold his
'l'f\ Ill' Ill tal<;l J fl.~ k Jd
Then 1n "h:.it turnl·d out w bl· the
1111al g.inH' •>I 1h1· mat,·h. "'"1rom
m1-.~d J 'Piil'' tu g1'l' \kfnn'll' h1'>
'-l'u1nt.l mJtl h fll>1n1 fh 1~ t1ml' the
'\o I pla,cr 1n thl' "l•rld .-a,hl·d 1n a.,
'"1n1m 'l'nt a hall.h..1nd \\Ide llH'nd
the hank
\il I nr11t· "h• runl ht·d thl' air 1n
triumph ..111c1 h1' .t1l 10n -.aid later
"I m JU'>I glad I v.nn 11 Thcrl' 1.1.crl' a
l1>t ut up' and dn"n'. and I kcl good
that I hung 1n thae and \\On a 111ugh
ti fth \Cl
11 "J' J 11t h11\I{ r th.in I 1'\fX'l ted
I J-.l n·.u 11 ''·'' ,nll.1 f11r t\\l• V.l'l'I.<>
.inJ l'>1•t 1.•1 th1· l.t\t I"• d.i"' ) nu
I• .-1 l..n1>\\ V. h.lt \I l'\fll', l hl'rl
\ ttc•r 3 qnn~ 11t .-rror\ lhl \1 l-~1.·ar
.. 1.t I '·"d ,\ 11\l· 11ml· \\tnn\'T 1•t th 1\
11•urn.1m1nt "h" h,1, n-a,hed tht'
,,·mi-. 1h1' 'r.ir "1th1,ui ,tr.1rp1n~ a
'l t 1111• ,1 '· ~ k.iJ 1n lhl' 1•rx·n1n11-~·1
Hu· .1111· r Pht·I r' hl'l,I hl·r '>l.'f\ i(l' in
1'1, n nth i.:.111w 1h1· l'\-\l'a1-11ld trnm
I .sr, hrn• n1 ' ) h.1d k1u1 hn•al.
r-""" 1n 1h1· I llrh g.1ml· -al hJnlc 10
\..11111 till \l't .II '·'
-...ud\knh l lmd", game chcl.t•d J\
h1·r .1n.ur.lll' \hnt' trnm thr ha-.eh ne
t111u.·d l'hl'lr-. 1n111 J ..enc-. of l'rrtlr.
l 111\ll 1h,·r -.,1,t•d thl' _l nu nh hrcali. fl"'"'" 1th .1 f)l'rll'1 I h•h th.11 land<-d nn
lhl hJ'1.·lin1•
l lc"d , lin, h1•11 th1 11rt•nmg .i ~
l1\Jnu11· 'l't ''" lht ''" 1111d <.(.'I f)l'lnt
JnJ h•llcrn t'1I up I" hr,•.1 1.. injl. f>hl·lr., 1n
thl flr,1 third .ind filth g:imr-. nl th{'
\\'l 1'nd
I "'..... n 11m111.11,·J fl\. her and h'
1h1• •1t1..1,111n ·· Ph1•lp' ... mJ ·I ha\t'
nt'' r rl.1\\·d h1 r ht•t11n I "a' on the
•l'l1t1·r ,oun hH 1h1· li"t time .ind I
\\J' in the qu.tnl'rtin.11-. f11r thl· tir'l •
11 nw
Drawbacks to cudgel ball
( P£1(TNG (AP) --: Tll c w P01t game exrimmon eeries argilnst tM
lqued has become the flrst U.S Pet<lnQ. Skmuen and Ttantm t9lllM
COiiege bueball team to play 1n _, the Invitation of the Sports •
CNM. ftt'luvet to Meome the flrtt ll nlatry.
U.S. cQOege squad to win there _,-
SU.ball, re&ettvety undewloped Peking'• muntcipal t.-m beat tn China. 11 known lhent • "Mng
the Amettcans In• Q.,,,. pla yed ~ qw" -· 'cudg91 ball'' -Md OMna
agr111t111 field wtthout • pttcher • t9 ~.to get good~• h
mownd and with a ..amteM. tumpy to coms>et• "' the 1"8 Seoul tiil. Peking pUcher Bao , J tnQha Summer Olymp1ct i ,..._ onfy-Of'e bettW and grMtty .
....,HHll tM vl8ltcn. Ch~ The A1,,.,_.t1· wwe ltUm.,_.
tumert ttole Mven basea. The tou~ about 10 rnWwute1 lmO the
hOfM teem won. &-4 · gatne wMf\ tt. cnm.. hoflw c. w. Po.t 28-11 on MOf'9 plate umpire collec:S a bllt on
COftlMlllk>n• ftetd ttll~ 1'9'· The catctief Joe O'lkay. ~
t..-n arrived Saturday '°' a tlx-tn.t 0 ijray'1 knee t9fl the bOJt
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Bird na1Ded MVP
of NBA for second
c_onsecutlve year
From AP dl1patcbe1
lNGLEWOOD -Larr) Bird of the m
Boston elt1cson Mo nda) became the fifth
pla}er and first non-<:e nter to be named the
National Basketball Assoc1at1on's Mo~t Valuable
Player in consecutive years.
The 6-9 Bard was second an the league an sconng
with a 28. 7 average and was eighth in rebounding" 1th
10.S per game. He also averaged 6.6 assists. led the
Ccllics in steals and shot 88 .2 percent from the free
throw line.
An NBA team in Santa Ana?
NEW YORK -A_plan to add ~"erol m teams to the National Basketball Associa-
tton 1i. on the agenda for the league'\
i.ummcr meeu~gs Inter this month. Com·
l!>!.1oner David Stem said Mooda).
tern told the New York Times the plan involves
e)(pan ion for the 1987-88 season. but the newspaper
~ad several owners believe there would be enough
~upport to take on addiuonal teams for the 1986-87
season
Miami. which 1i. planning 10 build an 18,1.)()().scat
arena. heads the last of possible e)(pansion sates
according 10 a story an Tuesday's edilions of the Times.
Da~u s100$ aJso have been held with groups
seeking to put teams an Mtnneapohs; Charlolle. .C..
Toronto and Santa Ana. Also under cons1d~ra11on ti. J
move 10 return a franchise to Kansas City. Mo .. which
hns lm.t the Kings to Sacramento.
Virgil lead• Philllea to 3 -2 win
)>odgers
draft
Gwynn's
brother
Sail Diego State
starhfLi03
with 37 RBI
Bard. who led 1he Celtics to a
6J-I 9 regular-season record. best
in the NBA. and the finals of the
champ1onsh1p senes. received 73
of 78 first-place votes from a
na11onw1de media panel.
Each member of the panel
packed five player~. w11h the fir..t
through fifth choices req-1 vang
I 0-7-5-3-1 votes. respective!)'.
Onie Virgil hat a pair of homers to •
account for all the Phillies' runs as
Philadelphia defeateq an Diego 3-2 10
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Los
Angeles Dodgers selected outfielder·
Christopher Gwynn. the brother of
San Dieao Padres· outfielder Tony
Gwynn. in the first round of the
regular phase of Monday's free-agent
baseball draft. Gwyn n. 20. was the 10th player •
chosen in the first round. He played in
39 pmcs for San Diego State this
year. hilling .403wittl31 runs-batted-
Bard totaled 763 points.
Bird "hale Ear' an .. Magic" Johnson ot
the Lakers was far behind in second "1th 264. follo"ec1
by Moses Malone of Philadelphia w11h 218. Karet•m
Abdul-Jabbar oft he Lakers with 206. Terry Cummings
uf Milwaukee with 138 and rookie Michael Jordan of
Chicago w1th 134.
Jordan and Cummings had t'-'O first-place 'otes
apiece, while Johnson got one. -
Bird joins Boston's Bill Russell (1961-63). Phila-
delphia's Wilt Chamberlain ( 1966-68). Abdul-Jabbar of
Milwaukee and Los Angeles ( 1971-72 and 1976-77) and
Malone of Houston and Philadelphia ( 1982-83) as the
only players to repeat as wanner 0£1he MVP. The other
four repeaters were centers.
"It's a great honor to be considered one of the best
. players in the league:· he said at a news conference 10
announce the award ... I'm pleased w11h my per-
formance through the regular season, although I'm not
too pl~sed with 11 now ...
Ironically. Bird has struggled in the plar.ofTs
although the Celtics have reached the finals and trail the
Lakers. 2-1. After making 52.2 percent ofh1s field-goal
altempts tn the regular season, he has hit onl) 46.3
percent in 17 postscason games.
Qaote of the day
snap a three-game losing streak . . .
Elsewhere an the Na tional League. rookie pitcher
Randy St. Claire got a bunt single on his fi rst major
league at bat to open Montreal's two-run rally in the
15th inning as the Expos defeated San Francisco. 4-2.
St. Claire. a nght-hander and the fourth Expos pitcher
of the dn). also earned his first major league decision by
shulting out the Giants on two hits over the la st four
innings .. Andy Van Slyke and Tommy Herr doubled
and s1 ngled home two runs apiece and Jack Clark belted
a two-run homer. powenng St. Louis to a 9-5 tnumph
over Houston and stnkeout king Nolan Ryaa.
Nlekro wine 29lst game, 5-2
Pbll Niekro patched a fi ve-hitter over iii
e1gh1 mn1ngs to win the 291 st pme of his
career and Rickey Henderson h11 a two-run
homer. pacing the New York Yankees to a
5-2 Amencan League victory over Oakland Monday ~.
. In oth er AL games. Jim Presley drove an four runs
with a pair of singles and helped spark a fou r-run rally an
the sixth inning that lifted Seattle over Detroit. 9-8 ..•.
Larry Parrlab drilled a three-run homer in the eighth
inni as Texas rallied for five runs and a 7-3 victory
Dllt llotta. coectt of the o..._ Mawrtck•
wtMlft Mked If h .. team'• ellmlnatlon by Portland In 1
the NMJoMi Baeket~I Meoelatlon p&ayott. WU
the low point ot the ... eon: "No, that f..t queetk>n
over the Chicago Whale Sox ...
Denali "Oil .Can" Boyd settled
down after a shaky stan and Sick
Miller drove in two runs with two
singles as Boston beat Cleveland.
6-5 ... the Milwaukee-Kansas
Ci ty game scheduleti for Monday
night was called because of rain in
the bottom of the fou rth inning
with the Brewers leading 3-1.
Heavy rains forced tllc game 10 be
postponed after a long delay. The
game was not immediately
.......
Olympic boycott not expected
BERLI N -outh Korean Sports • M1n1s1er Lee Yong-Ho said Mondav he has · ,
received assurances there will be no.Sov1e1-
bloc boycott at the 1988 Seoul Ol ympics
despite the absence of relations between C'ommunist
countries and South Korea.
Lee said in an 1nterv1ew that he received a "\Cl)
favorable 1mpress1on." of the communist attitude to
Seoul during a 40-manute meetmg Sunday w11h
_Manfred Ewald. East Germany's top sports offic1al and
pre~ident of its national Ol)mp1c committee
"We had a \Cl) good d1scuss1on." Lee said. "We
discussed the Seoul Games 1n detail and Mr. Ewald
indicated not onl) East German> but all the soc1alts1
countries intend to take part in the Seoul Games."
Mleluo
rescheduled.
Fights part TV'• fault: Feeney
RADNOR. Pa. -Television may be • part)) responsible for baseball's increasing
number of fights at the mound after
pitchers try to dust off rival ballers.
National League President Chub Feeney said Monday.
"Playe rs know they are being wa tched by an awful
lot of people," Feenc) told TV Guide magazine. "They
.feel the need 10 dramatize their problem. The) put on a
show of macho at the mound ...
Angels Manager Gene Mauch sees a d11Teren1
reason for brawling. "During my time as a player. guys
were making $20.000 a year. We had nothing special to
protect. A _patcher knocked us down. we dusted
oursel vcs off and got back up.
.... .,...0
The Doctaer•' BUI Ruuell (J'iabt) accept. congratulation•
from on-aeck batter Mariano DUncan ••he croe.a the plate
with the winninC run Monday nltbt ln the 12th lnn lng. New
York Met. catcher Gary Carter walk• away .
Angels pick pitchers
in free agent draft
The An$els selected three nght-
handed pitchers Monday 1n the
regular phase of major league
baseball's free agent draft.
The team's first selection was
Wilham Fraser. a 21-}car-old nati ve
of New York who comp1l&d a 6-3
record w11h a 3. 51 earned .wll avera$C
in 59 innings for Concordia College 1n
Bronxville. N. Y .. as a Junior ttus year.
Fraser. the 15th playe r selected.
completed six of has I 0 starts for
Concordia:
Clark leads
Bulldogs
to 5-4 win
OM.\H.A.. Neb (.\P)-W11lClark
dcfin1tel) got up on the nght side of
1hc bed.
.. Ball is a pitcher we were hoping
would still be available when our first
pick came along:· said Larry Himes.
the Angels' Director of Scouting &
Player Development. "He has an
opportunity to be a fro nt-lane starter.
''Bill has an exceptional split-
fingered fastball with an abovc-a veragc fastball and average sltder.
W11h his cxceTicnt Cnck pitch. his
va lue might also come in short
relief."
The Angels also had the 19th
selection in the first round as com-
pensation for the Baltimore Onoles'
s1gn1ng of free agent outfielder Fred
L) nn last wanter. With that pack. the
Aneels chose Michael Cook of the
01vers11' of South Carolina.
Cook. 22. was 13-2 "ith a 1.96 ERA
an 15 games for outh Carolina this
spring. He appeared in 15 games and
restricted opponents 10 70 h11s an I I 0
innings while striking out 136.
"He's another )Oung pro\peC't who
could be an excitin~ and durable
pitcher... Hames said. "Mike's a
power pi tcher who serves up a lot of
ground balls with a good sinker and
slider
"I look at M 1kc and Ball and see the
poss1b1ht}' of each progressing
through our S} stem at a fast pace."
tn. He was sidelined ex tens1vely due
10 a bruised shoulder and a hamstring
injury.
Last year, as a Junior. he hit .383 1n
89 games, scoring 95 runs and also
driving in 95 runs. He set an N.CAA
record w11h 137 h11s and played for
the United Stat~s Olympic team.
The Dodgers had two selections 1n
the second round -their own and
one from Texas as part of a trade
involving pitcher Burt Hooton.
With their first pack. the third in the
second round. the Dodgers chose
second baseman Michael Watters. 21.
from the University of Michigan.
With their own pick of the second
round. the 38th selection overall. Los
Angeles selected catcher Dan Sm11h.
21. from Morehead. Ky .• State.
In the secondary phase of the draft,
the Dodgers selected left-handed
patcher Carl Cox fro m DeKalb. Ga.,
Junior College. In the second round.
Los Angeles chose catcher-third
baseman Marvin Newton from San
Bernardino Valley City College. In
the third round. the Dodgers picked
left-handed pitcher John McEntee
from the College of Mann. C"ahf.
DeCinces back;
Rogers signed
BALTIMORE (AP)-DougDeCi-
. nces. activated from the disabled hst
b) the Angels on Mo nday. hit a three-
run homer in the fou rth inning of the
<\ngels' game Monday night against
the Balta more Oiaolcs.
DeCt nces. a third baseman, had
been on the disabled hst with rower
back spasms. He had not batted in a
game since May 8 and not started a
game since May I 0.
DeC1nces. who had one hit an three
at-bats an the Angels' 7-5 loss 10 the
Orioles. was batting .219 when he was
placed on the disabled list.•
The Angels also said Mondayihat
"ctcran right-hander Steve Rogers.
who had been released last month by
the Montreal Expos. has been signed
to a rontract with Edmonton of the
A\ bo}COll of the 1988 Games b} Soviet-bloc
countries was widely expected because of their non-
recogn1t1on of outh Korea. There were and1ca11on s
North Korea. an particular. was urging such a boycott
but was rur'lnang in to oppm1 ton from East European
members of the 0' 1e1-bloc. part1cularl} Hunga~ and
Ea st (11:rman~
"Today. you've got people out 1here making as
much as $2 million. They figure they ha"c a lot tp lose.
You thro"" at them -and the) go 10 the mound
sluggmg ... Mauch aid.
The M1ss1ss1 pp1 tate first baseman
wa!> chosen second -o r\e pick sooner
than he ckpectcd -by the San
Franc1~0 Giants an Monda)·'\ major
league draft. Clark then d1spla)cd hi s
professional potential with a home
run. tnplc and single. driving in four
runs as. the Bulldogs rallied to ed$e
A.rkansas 5-4 and remain unbeaten an
the College World Series.
In the second round. the Angels
took Bob Sharpnack of Fountain
Va lley High · hool. Sharpnack. 18.
was the 43rd pl ayer selected. As a
senior at Fountain Valley 1h1s spnng.
he Wll lITTwitll a r.u~'ER ano 1 17
stnkeouts tn 85 innings. His career
record at Fountain Valley was 25-9.
Class <\.\A Paci fi c Coast League. ~
Tantrum may draw penalty
NEW YORK -The American • League said Monda) 11 hkel) would decade
by earl) next week whether to penalize
Seattle Manager Chuc k Cottier for a
helmet. base and bat-throwing tantrum at Yankee
Stadium on Sunda). .
Corner. after protesting a checked-swing call. was
eJeCted an the th1rd inning ofSunda) ·s 7-6 victory over
the Yankees. Before he left. he uprooted first base.
heaved it into right field. and threw ba1s and helmets
onto the field from the Manners' dugout.
Bob Fishel. the· the league's executive vice
president. said .\ L President Bobbv Brown . who as an
Florida this week. watched the ·incident on cable
television
"But we have to get film of the 1nc1den1 and a report
from the umpire We ex pect he will render a verdict
early next week ." Fishel said.
Cottter could be fined and or suspended for ha!>
actions.
Soccer penalties sought
LOl'i DON -Thn:l' .,occa ar,!.ou..s-m
uons arc cono;1denng ~nalt1t•<, .ind Bnt1<,h
Primt: Minister Margaret Thatlhcr ha!> put
forwa rd propo~I' to contrul \ 1olcnt fan\
and a"o1d a repeat of la!>t "'l'l'I...\ fatal not an a Brussell>
stadium ·
Thatcher. c,a ) 1ng "radical change .. 1c, needed 10
save '\(Keer from anarch~. un "eiled a package ot
emerg{·nc) measureo; Monda}
The mcasurec; included a ban on alcohol con<.ump-
t1on al '\OCCcr stadiums. laws empowcnng police to
restrn:I nowd '''c and mO\·Cmcnt. and d1scui.'\1on~
with ~occcr duhc, o n their ov.n sccunt) ~tc.•ps.
Fan'\ of the E:.ngh c;h club L1 .. erpool 1ouched off 1he
not la'>t Wcdnt·'>da)' night Whtie the\ broke into a
section filled w11h fah'> of Ital)·., Turin team Ju-.enlus, a
concrete wall collap-;ccf. Th1n )-e1ght fan!> were killed
and scores were crushed or trampled
T hatcher prom1\ed "c'ef) D0!.'>1bk J\Sl'•tancc" to
Belgian au1hont1cs 1n,ec;11ga11ng the not. and ..aid
extrad111on request\ ~ou ld he rnn,1deret.I on a"'
charge. from breach nl lhc reac.e to murt.lc.·r
Basebatrs warning system puts strong pre!>surc on
umpires. said Dr. Bobby Brown. American League
president. "An ump issues a warning. and what
happens? The pitcher dalms innocence. He says -the
ball 'got away: When the other pitcher retahates. he
makes the same claim. How docs an umpire deal w11h
antent'l,'' Brown asked.
Sale OD USFL playoff tickets
OA KLAND -The Oakland In-Eil1
vaders. atop the We\tern Conference II
standings. are ofTenng tickets at bargain-C •
basement prices for their United States
Football League pla~orr opener.
Fans ordenng before June 12 will be able to
purchase tickets. except for box seats. at pnces lower
than those charged for regular season games. For
example. third-deck SeaiS-, wall be $9 instead of the
regular $12. After June 12. playoIT pnces wall be the
same as for the regular season.
The Invaders cli nched a playofTberth o n Sunday.
making their record 11-3-1 hy beating Portland 38-20.
and" 111 be home on June 29 or 30 for a playoff opener
Stallions nip Houston, 29-27
Millet ~1c.l...cd field goals of 47. 43 and 20 4 • » Hot '\TON -B1rm1ngham''\ Dann> [i]
}ards. and quarterback CltfT Stoudt do' e •
one }a rd for a fourt h quarter touchdown to
rail ) lhe Stallions 10 a 29-27 Umted Stales Football
League .. 1ctory over Houston.
The Stalhonc;. 11-4. clinched at least a wild card
pla}'ofTbenh w11h the victory. The Gamblers dropped
to a 9-6 record
Televt.alon, rad.lo
TB.PlleON
4:30 p.m. -IAmALI ·~at a.tttmore,
ChanMt5. .
MINO
•:30 r,.rn. -aAmAU: Ano* at 18Mtmote.
KMPC{710).
7:30 p.m. -.._AU.: New YOftc Mets at
Dodgers, KABC (790).
"You'd have to say he had a great
..da~ irom..tkd.caftalLLhe way to the ninth inning... M1ssiss1 pp1 tate
Coach Ron Polk said.
The triumph advanced the Bull-
dogs. 50-13. to a game Thursday that
will involve the only teams without a
loss in the double-elimination tour-
nament. Miss1ss1pp1 tate'sopponent
W\11 be the winner of tonight's Miami-
Texas contest.
Arkansas. 50-14. wall play Stanford
an a losers' bracket Wcdnesdav.
Clark's bat wa'\n't the onl) ~eapon
that ended Arkansas· ti -game wan-
ning streak. Senior Jeff Bra ntlc)
pitched around I I hlls and a walk to
improve his record to 18-2. The
Bulldogs also took advantage of.. a
controversial ruling to rally from a
4-3 defic11 in the sevenih inning.
Mississippi State's Frank Davis led
ofTthe seventh with a fl y ball that left
fielder Norm Roberts dove for and
held momentaril) before the ball
spun out ofh1s glove. Arkansas Coach
Norm DcBriyn argued that Davi'\ was
out. but umpire Dan Pederson called
him safe at second \\Ith a double.
One out later. Gator Th1csen
'\kipped a loop1n$ hoer ofT the foul
lane and 1n10 the ntiht-field corner for
a game-tying triple. Clark then
singled up the middle to dri ve 1n the
decisive run.
"I was trying to get the baJI out of
my gl ove to show (Pederson) that I
had 11... Roberts sa id of his ncar-
catch "I know I had 1t."
There was no controvcrs) about
Clark's extra-base hlls. The left-
handed slugger rocketed an R Bl triple
lo right-l·enter in the third inning and
socked a two-out, two-run homer to
left in 1he fif\h that tied the score 3-3.
"I was so pumped up by the draft. I
took it into the ballgame:· said Clark.
who as h1tt1ng .429 this season w11h 24
homers and 76 runs batted m. "This'"
one of the better days of my life."
The Angels selected three players an
the secondary phase of the draft -
Gary Lamar Nalls. a shortstop from
Lamar Un1 vers11y: David Bruce
Johnson. a nght-handed patcher from
Oklahoma University. and Greg La-
mont Vaughn. an outfielder from
acramanto City College.
The 35-)ear old Rogers spent all or
pan of 13 seasons w11h the Expos.
comp1hng a I ?8· L~2 r~~_ord w11h a
.17 earned ru n avcr~gi:. He was 2-4
with a 5.68 ERA in eight games with
Montreal this season.
He tried out for the Angels last
week at Yankee Stadium.
Rogers won the National League
ERA crown in 1982 w11h a 2.40 mark
and was a live-lime memeber of the
Natio nal League All-Star team. He
was scheduled to JOIO Edmonton in
Vancouver Thur'\day.
AREA STARS DRAFTED ••• Fr om Bl ~
World Senes.
The Angels' first selecuon was
William Fraser. a 21-year-old native
of New York who compiled a 6-3
record with a 3.51 earned run avera&e
1n 59 annang!I for( oncord1a College an
BrnnX\1lk. N.Y .asa1un1orth1s)ear.
The Angels also had the 19th
selec11on an the fi rs t round as com-
pensation for the Ual11more Onoles'
signing of free agent outfielder Fred
Lynn last wanter. With that pack. the
An$els chose Michael Cook of the
University of South Carolina.
The third pick in the draft was
Robert Watt, a ·nght-handed pitcher
from the University of Oklahoma.
taken by the Texas Rangers. The
Cincinnati Reds took shortstop Barry
Larkin of Michigan as the fourth pick..
and the fifth pack. by the Chicago
White Sox, was catcher Kurt Brown
of Glendora High School.
The top fou r picks all were mem-
bers of the I 984 U.S. Olympic team.
Also among those picked an the firs1
round were outfielders Barry Bonds.
son of former major leaguer Bobby
Bonds. by Pmsburgh, and
Chnstopher (iwynn. younger brother
ofSan Diego outfielder Tony Gwynn,
by Los Angeles.
Outfielder Pete I ncav1glia of Okla-
hom·a State. who se t NCAA records
w11h 47 homers and 140 RBI this past
season. was chosen eighth by the
Montreal Expos.
Two other amateurs with famous
haseball parents went an the second
round. Jose Manuel Mota. son of
former maJe>r leaguer and Los An-
geles Dodgers coac~ Manny Mota,
was taken by the Wh11e Sox. and Jam
Fregos1 Jr .. son of the former major
league player and manager. ~as taken
by St. Louis.
The rest oft he rounds of the regular
phase of the drat\ wall be held today
and Wednesday, 1f necessary. The
secondary phase. for players drafted
within the past 18 months but
unsigned, also was held Monday
MORE SPORTS
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LA Olympic Committee made profit of $215 million ~<.?MN CARIU~ • · ·.
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.. a n·v1atc . most y uni us trat summary as to issue the planning,. orga01za11on and adm1n1stration of the says Carrido. ''but 11 was a start." · ·
of the Los Angeles lymp1c Organ111ng ( omm11tcc. toda\ la1cr. Games. includina statistics on the 106.000 badges issued. Carrido uses a bod(; com~sition nnalyz.cr to hetfs I presented 10 the lntcmat1onal Olympic (omm111cc a cop) The rcp()n descnbes 10 deuul the events teadina up to architectural drawtn11~ of every Olympic site, the layout d t · h u bod · ofh1 s final official report on the l o., ~\n~cles Ga M C\. whi ch 1he Soviet-bloc boycott of the Los Anacles Games and the and furniture of every room in ti he 01,ympic villaoe and c crmme t e amount '? Y attn one's system. It oo· s ~ys Ole} made 3 profit of $215 mallmn h~ lac;t \eptemhcr desperate efforts m~de by the organizers -10 public and color 1llustrnt1ons of all pnnted material -including the down to r«ommendations as 10 the amount of exercise
-with more monc)' commf in bc-"'nd the scenes -td avcri n. hot-dog wrappers I and diet a pa"1c}llar tndJVJdual requires.
trhe aJossy. profusely 11 ustrattJ cfoc.umt>rit \ oc;t $4 5 A few IOC me.mbcn have com,pl1ined privately that The boolc outhnc.c; ~me of th<' unupected last-When h corflcs '.0 traanana for bodybuilding. 3 mdo's
mtlhon to product in only 2.000 copac\ The two .. olumt"'i there was no prov1,1on for transfemng some of the Los moment problem~ that faced the organizer<i. 5uch as the style changes considerahly, going to 3 hiah intensity 1
we(f&· a tot.affif 38 p0unds wi th I ~52 page'i. more than Angeles Gamef profit\ 10 the IOC or to the 160 national ne~ to issue <ipccaal uniforms to about l ()0 female staff program -six mtals a day from 1 3 m. uniar 6 p.m. with
I. Color photnaraphs and 1ntric.a11· •1a11•t1c. • <1t)wn to 01 ... _ h seven hours of workouts daily for 12 weeks -to act into -• , , , ) mp1C' comm1.t1ecs memucr'\ w o v.cre prcl!'ant. ··Nobody ever thouaht of has .. posing!:' body.
the number ofGradC" A eggs ~rvcd to the athl<'tC'i I '8.600 Perelman said there was no prov1s1on for ~ueh l.hat problem b(fort the Games," Pcrtlman sard. . ··ifs n_ot ju t we1ght·hnm~ ... say$ C'.arrido. ··1 hiwe to ' ~1chard Perelman. Ucbcrroth\ pr<'\'i chief an 1.0, rayments an the contract hctwcen the IOC and the "We had to ,tart from scratch because we had no d th bk ( r I
An.• cs, descnbed it as the most clahorat·· repon "'"r AOOC. Under th1~ contra"t' h · f h G n e e. 1 e stationary) 81 a.m. ior 1'1> hours. then .. G ... ... .. , " contact with 1 c oraan11ers o t e previous rame in shower a.nd ~reakfast before work Meels arc •~"' _
lJSUed on any Olympic ·a~s. -40 percent of the Los naeles profit will 10 10 the Mo~ow an 1980 and got no au1dancr from them. We had J()().400 caloncs ~ch w1tlt lot' ofnuid. A11<>il\er hour on U~th, now comJTllSSIOnl'r ot mJJOr kaguc t J Ol~ie-ComM1tttie. whK'h gave financ1al guwrantec~ practically to mnvent ~he whccl.'"he said the bike at lunch and run or C)'cle at nta.ht. plus another 1111
baseball. presented the heavy volo~nc:' to t~r lir\t v.orkana 1n ca~ of lo s. The sttond volume ~Ol\tai n mainl)" photoaraph and hours on wc1gh~,.~d 3?-45 minutes orposinaeach niaht ... I
mttlUll o f Jhc IOC"s four-da> sestion an the f as1 tic rm an · -40 percent will be devoted to youth spom programs detailed results of all Olympic events. But there is no ~ybuildina 1sn t for JUSI anybody. acrordina to I ca pital 1n \Outhern Cahfom1a, and picture 'lhowina one of the most dramatic incidents 1n Los Camdo -rdln of • b ·
Perelman Yid one copy wa'i Pf'CSC'Ot<'d to each of the -20 percent wall be d1stnbuted to part1c1pauni Angeles. the controversial collision bct"'cen menca's · ··-ones pm tt1on5 or wilhnane to IOC-89 members and that a few co-p1c\wl·rc being put on ·Amcncan ~pons federations. Ma ry O«ker and Bntatn'\ Zol:i Budd an the women's work ··A lot ofth1s as acnetacs." says Carrado. ··Tbctt•s a I
11lc at S.SOOcach. but 1ha1 no mor~ wo uld be printed .\n Thefim volumeofthereportde nbcdevcr,:detaalof 1000-mcter race , ~f.~~.t~n~~.~~f.calve!> and thagh'I," 'mall waist and I
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IN H RMIS SION
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Gershwin songs spice 'Girl Crazy'
If Ethel' Merman wcr\.' 11round
today. she: could be hav ina a nostalg,c
time in San Clemente. Sebastian\
West Dinner Playhou~ has followed
one ofherb1ggc:st Broadwu) hits. Cole
Porter's "Anything Goes." \\ith the
musical that marked her tbeatncal
debut, George Gershwin's "Girl Crazy."
The latter was first produced in
1930and-though it'~bccn updated
somewhat and, like "An ything
Goes," peppered with some of its
composer's belier-known songs -it
doesn't hide its age quite as well as the
Porter piece.._ While "Girl Craz} ..
receives an upbeat . energetic pro-
~uction at Sebastian's. the s1lhness of
its plot makes the waiting ume
Toi
Titus
be1ween thost.• em1nehlly hummable
Ger hwin songs seem too long.
The Gu~ Bolton-Jack McGowan
scnpt. about a Hollywood cowboy
who becomes the sherilT of an
Antona dude ranch town. as pretty
1uven1le stuff. fraught w1tb ancient
chches. but iJ d.oes set up. ofien
transparently. the highly cajoyable
musical numbers by the Gershwins.
composer George and lyrmst Ira
These include "81din' My Time."
"Embraceable You." "Sta1rwa) to the
tars," "I Got Rh yt hm." "But Not
For Me" and the showy "Strike Up
the Band."
While Ethel Merman gave: her
successors a tough act 10 follow .
Orange County theater has a min1-
Merman ofit.s own in the voluptuous
Beth Hansep, who can belt out a show
tunt with the best of them. Hansen
plays the mov1eland vamp. Fnsco
Kate. with a Mae Wesly flair and a
fine comic touch. and excels 1n
putting her musiq1I message in her
audience's lap.
Ocorge ChulT\P1on enact'\ the up-
'it~nding cowpoke with a wry. air of
scll.paro<i)-. while Katie Jensen is
perfc:ctl) ca t ~, the wholesome
heroine, her ehampaene-11pphna
~ene 1~ O\erJonc but qu11e funn) A
su1nduu1 an the comae lead 1s Seba'>·
11an's veteran Joe Hcanllelman who.
a'i Hansen's ex-husband and present
accompanist. cavom like a hyper-
active penguin and generally steali.
an y pans of the !lhow not nailed
down.
Dad owes more than mo,.ney
Mark R)dt1n)k1 and Marl'
Christopher pla) the stereotyped ·30s
gangsters with move!> that would
make Damon Runyan w1nct
(Christopher's attire would ha ve been
too loud for Spake Jones) JefT Paul 1)
fine as Champion's greas} agent.
v.hll e the allu'rang trio of Jennifer
Pe~k. Lorie Hope and Km Hollov.at)'
takC' on multiple chorus roles along
v.11h the male conungent of Paul
~lien. Jeff Holland. John Pardee and
Ken Weaver .
.. Girl Crazy." directed b} Jim
Manley w11h choreography by Donna
Berg, continues through Jul} 21 at
Sebastian's. 140 Ave. Pico. San
Clemente. w11h performances
Wednesdays through aturda)'s at
p.m. and Sundays at I and 7 p.m. Call
492-9950 for ucket information.
DEAR ANN LA NDERS. I've read a lot about the desperate mother.
scrounging to make ends meet he-
causc her rotten ex-husband refuses
10 pay child support.
For 14 years I paid child suppon
while my CK-wife. an alcoholic and
drug abuser. frittered away most of
the money on booze. gambling and
bar-hopping. I gave her the house to
assure the children of a place to live. l
learned from neighbors the) "'ere
thrown out (often an the snm~ I for
sally reasons hke playing the stereo
too loud.
This woman made me 'iO furious I
decided to back out of my children's
Ii ves so I wouldn't ha ve to look at her
again. I continued to pay suppon but
stopped going to see them . I didn't
in vite them to m) place because she
used to come alonit.
The children are adults now. s11ll
hanging around the house. not
amounting to a damn thing. They
want nothing to do w11h me because
they say I abandoned them. -·
I sav a father who supports has kids
RUFFELL'$
UPHOLSTEIY, IMC.
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CHEVY CHASE
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NOW PLAYING
J
Al•
l.uDEIS
fatbers wbo allow a boozy, strun1-out
motlier to keep Ute cblldren. It doeaa't
llave to be tbat way. TH parent wbo Is
best qualUied to malDtaiD a stable
bome for tlte youn1sters sbouJd flgbt
tor·cu1tody of tbem.
Katie Jeneen and Geor&e Champion (fore&round) •tar witb
Joe Heintzelman and Beth Haneen ln .. G&l Crazy.••
• • •
1'liii~ii~ii~~ii~~!!~ii[[=:==:::::::::::::::::::;:;~~~~~~;::~::::::::~~~~~ DEAR ANN LANDERS: I feel I
compelled to respond to a recent L
'>hould not be accused 'of abandon-
ment Please gi\e me a break and
allo"' me tu tell my side of the story
column concerning high-school rape. W'ALK-INS * fw11 r-Mlt111et s. ... ,. * There can be more to the situation Ollll v 12.75 Ulllt-u llottl DRIVE -INS :011c'
nJustly Accused in Enc.
DEAR ACCUSED: I'd like lQ give
you a break but In my book you ARE
guilty of abandonment. Merely pay-
ing child support doesn't get you oU
tbe book .
th~h~~~~~~fij~f~ who are~rfectly ~?;,·~~~ ~JflEf"Wfl[)( Kf~fAMH.! 1&f111ous L.9 r1 ~ .. ,~. w1ll1ng. but ho ler "rape" a erwards
STADIUm a
Ut 1111 "'""' lltt' S1tf•r"'
because they are afraid of pre~nancy
or that their parents will discover
what they have done?
Knowing your wife was an al-
cobollc, drug addict and bar-bopper
(and abused the kids lo the bargain),
you sbould bave taken ber to court
and obtained cu.tody of the children.
The neighbors would bave been
excellent wltne11es. Instead. you
"backed out of tbelr lives."
Please warn the boys that even
though a girl is sweet and willing. she
ma) behave very d1fTerently if she
becomes fngh1ened . The results can
be devastating. We are -Victims an
Indy.
DEAR INDY: Tbanb for tbe
testimony. Are you llstenlag, stu-
dents? I bope 10. Tbere'1 a lot to be
learned from Indy's letter. A word to I bope your letter will serve as an
object lesson t~ otber divorced tbe wise Is 1 fflcleat.
SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 2:30 P.M. . ..-
NEWPORT
CHAMBER
ORCHESTRA
Steven Wight , Muelc Director
Orange County s 35-member professooal chamber orchestra
presents a concert devoted to the music ot
BEETHOVEN
wltl>renowlHldplan~Hambro-
NEWPORT HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL THEATER
600 IRVINE AVE., NEWPORT BEACH
EGMONT OVERTURE
PIANO CONCERTO NO. 3
SYMPHONY NO. 8
For Ticket lnformattOO. Call 714/540-5564
Single Tickets· $10 Seniors/Student Rush· $5
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FUNKY WlNKERBEAN
TV LISTINGS
EYEHINO
-8:00-
D • O NEWS ILMJ( SHEEP 8QUADAON
THMn <XJWAIN
ITMTIB
•llW8AEPORT
flHOlOGRA.PHIC VISION
CllNEWS
NICNEWS IF=NE
t t t "The Real Glo<y" ( 1939) Gary
C4>oper, OaVld Niven
MOYIE
* "Jews 3" (1983) Dennis Quaid.
Bess Armstrong.
Cl) AOCK Of THE '808
-U0-
1 NIC NEWS
~/LEHAal HEW8HOOR I~ i=Of~ =00: MU8tC ANO MADNESS~ 8AMY FlEOEL
-7:00-
CIS NEWS
S100,000 NAME THAT TUN£
AICNEWIQ DALLAS
alNEWS THME'8 COMPAIN
WHEEL Of FORTUNE
IUllNE88 AEPORT
(I) P •. M. MAGAZINE
I ENT!RTAINMEHT TONIGHT
PMISEM LOAD
MOYIE
tt'h "Lwrter" (1984) Tom Sellecit.
Jane Seymour.
Cl) HUEY LEWIS AHO THE NEWS[
HEART Of AOCIC AHO AOU.
(%)MOYIE
t t t "Sugal Cine Alley" ( 1984)
-7:30-
THAT'S WCAEDlllE
mONLA l ~l~U~
WKAP IN CINCINNA Tl
IEOPN1t1f WU>, Wll.D WORLD Of
ANlilAL.8 ID THE 8POAT1NO LIFE
(I) SAH OEOO AT LARGE
(!I PEOP\FS COURT e AACING AO.t HOil YWOOO
PAN<
-too-
• (I) LUCIE AP14AZ SHOW l ~TWI * * • '-' "Mutiny On Tile Bounty" (Part 2 ot 2) (1963) Marton Brando.
Trevor Howard
D ~ THREE'S A CROWD ~=SWILD -
m EHTERT AINMENT TONIGHT
DRABBLE
~l~E (,OOZIU.~ Jt:Mt.l?ON
CM-l'i {711(:.~ iONIG~n. n~
UP iO '{OU, ~QM. I
GARFIELD
j ..;
JUDGE PARKER
WOULD "°U SE A6LE
TO MEET ME FOR
LuNCH TO OAV
M S. SAV ERN:>
eMOVIE
ttt\.\ "Now. Vovager" (19•21
Bette DIVIS. Peul Henreid
fDNCNA ID VAH CL8UAN INT9'NATIONAL
fltANO COMP£TTTlON
I PfW8E THE LOAD
BOLD ONES
MOVIE
t • "Sixteen CandleS" (1984) Molly
Ringwald. AnthOny Mlcillel Hd.
MOVIE ** "Easy Money" (1983) Rodney
~,Joe Peso
** "l(elly" (1981) Rob«I Logan,
Twyla-Dawn Voluns
-8:30-
• (I) JEFFER80NS
• (]) fOUL.uPS. 8lE£PS' BlUNOERS G TIC TN:. DOUGH (!)~ m P.M. MAGAZINE
-t:OO-
f) Cl) MOVIE
"The Mam Colkns Story 119811
~~oroen Freeman B 9 WHO'S THE BOSS?
GNEWS I~ G!> PRAISE THE LORD $WA
• •·~ "Stranget's Kiss" (1983) Peter
Coyote. Vlciona Tennant
(%)MOVIE
**',.."Android" (1982) l<laus Klnslli.
Don Opper -t.30-1 ~COMEDY SPECIAL
* * * * "The Seael W11 01 Harry Frlgg" (1969) Paul Newman. Sylva
l<osclna,
CDNCNA
CC) CINEMA)( COMEDY
EXP£MtEHT
-10:00-D at ABINGTON STEELE
l ee NEWS 9 DAVID HARTMAN ... THE
FUTUAE IS NOW
I LOU GRANT 8PACEFUOHT
8EHINO THE SCENES ~~DOWN INVESTIHG
*•**"Lenny" (1974) Dustin Hoff.
man. Valerie Pemne
RAY BRAD8URY THEATER: THE
PLAYGAOUNO STEVE MAllT1H IN AH HOMAQE
TOSTEVf
-10:1$-G!> AEUGK>US PAOGRAMMIHO
-10:30-
Q) IHOEP£HOEHT NEWS ~ THE HEART Of THE DRAOOH
Eii) WA YES Of PAAISE m MIUJONAIAE MAW!
Ii) NOT NECESSARILY THE HEWS
'?'MOVIE
by Tom Batiuk DOONESBURY
THE
FAMILY
CIRCUS
"Fireflies don't come out when it's
raining 'cause it would put their .
fires out."
~ARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
"We go through this every year,
Marmaduke ... they just won't growl"
Rf.Mf.MUR,GOOZIU..A
16 ~GREAT PITC"E.I<,~
OON1T rE.f.l. 6A0t.~ IF'
~o.J C.M.1'1 f!LL "'~ r-----~µ,of.?!
by Kevin Fagan
by Jim Davis
5iOP ANC7 EAi THE FLOW€R
ALONG THE WAY
SHOE
't'U OOJ Al»JA'tt?
~U, "mE. END OF ~ 15NEAfl. ...
PEANUTS
11M MAD. AND UMEN
l'M MAD, l'VE GOTTA
KICK SOMET~ING ~
BLOOM COUNTY
ESPECIAU..'(
IN AM~ M~Ct.A55 ...
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
I ~1RRT '/OUR
FIRST ~ID WAS "ffie..
HAROE.~Tlo M\Se..-
6Uf ltilS ONE DRWES
.J Me.. I Cft,f'lt.. y . }'
TUMBLEWEEDS
BRIDGE
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\
by Garry TrudeaL
f'/ / <XAY. ~~ ~ f(l3A[)Y/ OJ Avui;1
\ ~ms
AS/rtX.H I AS ffl551.
8LE
by Jeff MacNally
iO COVER. ™e. MIQE. 1 TR~ AOMINlS'WATION.
by Charles M . Schulz
BUT IT SMOVLDN1T
AAVE BEEN A 8EA.M6A6
.Mr 11E Cl5U4l. • f(ifM/./TY a£f(J1'E
'THE CHNJ6 !JWll~.
t//(f fltArlK, 1Hf
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A ClltM t.4tft.
ii i ·I
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by Lynn Johnston
•
by Tom K. Ryar
--THE RIGHT CARD
~M I HAVE A
NOTE FROM YouR.
TcACJ.IER,
k;\yo ..
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
MY LIPS
ARE S'E,ALED ..
Pl.US~IE -·
by HarolG Le Ooux
IS THERe AN'l'THING 'Ye S A COPY OF VOi.JR
I SHOULD BRIN G "":J '81RTH CER'T1F1CATE' l 'LL
WITH ME , MR r 1 MEET YOU AT MC QUAIL'S
ORIV ER ? ~ RESTAURANr AT TWELVE•
East· West vulnerable. North deals.
WEST + AQ63
1:7 K 108'
0 105
• 854
NORTH
+K
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• A963
EAST
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• Q7
T he bidding:
N orU. Ea1t outJ. "1 Ht
1+ I+ !O 3 •
PUI p.., '0 Pau
5 0 PaH p.,. Pu1
Opening lead Acf' of •
So you pridt yours.-lr on your
defensive ability. Covtr up t~e East
and South cards and decide how you
would defend against five diamonds
art~r yo\Jr ace of 8pades wins the
first trick.
Most player~· llting five·card
major lflethodt. would open tht
North hand with one diamond. The
only difference thaL would ha vt
madt to the fi nal contract Is that
North would have been declarer at
fi ve diamonds, and the_ contract
would have been much harder to
defeat had the North hand been con·
cealed. ·
' Agaln11t Clve diamonds you lead
the · ace or spades, which holds.
What are yo11r prospects?
It would teem that you havt to·
hope for a heart trkk and. 'a club
trick. If declarer holds the quetn of
hearts, your chances of breakins
this contract ue vlrtuall7 nil, IO
you •hould aulrn that card to part·
ner. The same applies to the ktns of
clubs. Now the quetn or clubt
becomes the pivotal card.
(lubs to make hl1 contrad.
Therefore. you must ahifl U> a
heart. However. if )'.OU shift to a low
heart, as the cards lie declarer .can
get home by allowing that to run to
his nine. Later he can take ' heart ...
CHARLES
GOREN
fineaae and slufr hla club loser on a
high heart. However. It doe• not
help t11hlft to the king of h•tT!S·
bee.au• declarer can then rutt out
th• queen \o set up the jacll for a
dub pit.ch.
The winning defense la to ahlft to
the ten of heart.al That leaves
declarer without ret0urce. No mat·
l,er what he tries to do. In the (ull
neu or time tht defender wlll ~et a
trick in each of the rounded 1ulu
(hearts and club ) to complet• a oae
trick Ht. •
. Suppo.t that dttlartr holds the
queen Of clubt. If JOU thlft to I club,
declarer will let it run. Ht~thtn
be able to aluff a btart on the t of
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3 BR 2B1, ·atrium. fir• 90 Ill lron1~ge on L!~o
place. Best priced home Soud. 8"1 East End 4
In this aea. Near bdrmon21ots.$649,000.
W Im b I e d o n t r a c t Owner financing
s 132,soo. l1stta11 I a..
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Excellent South Cout
Plaza area Upgraded
and remodeled. Large
lot. Assume $53,000 at
9¥.% $619/per mo PITI.
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THE REAL
ESTAT&:RS
DOUlllPM ....
• SllTICUST •m• 2 Bdrm, 2 bath townhome
overlooking lake, large
aundeck. cory lireptace.
gated entry. $119,500
l .H '
llllPLD ~t1CMI:\ Gorgeou1. Immaculate Reallors, 675-6000
Newport Beach 3 Bdrm ...... a ........... ..
pool home $350,000 =-~------equity. Try Big Canyon lalMI
Deane TQwnhome or Ptaiaiala 1007
COM duple• Of? Ci;>ntactl-'!!"!''!!"'!'!'~~~~~~
MARILYN Hill llllT II TIE UJll
GE 159.9100
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Large 4 Bdrm 2 blth M"8
Del Mar home. Good lo-
cation but needs cos-
metic lmprovementa
Asking S 139,000 Make
an ofle<
'lyr, 2-stry, 3 f/pls, 2 Jae.
compl furn. 3Br. lots ol
living area. Opn beam
Ceilings w/old fashioned
embossed panels & re-
cessed lighting, oak
kltch No bulldlng costs
spared Great view from
all windows. 1695.000
I VIiiage, CIMn 28R 2ba, _______ ..,.,,,'815/mo2 80.28A,frplc. cnlld<*t).MlcAppfac:fptt Condot,fullVu,MC.gat•. 81k• bet\ 11200/mo Aot l!!!r!il !tac• Z!! yard/gar. $1350/mo, AVl VERV LARGE 2bd·lu•t r• enci gar all 'bit-Ina nr drapea pool too . gar, frpl, pool-epa. 790-0159 0t 87~ ~ .r.l'Q'M1 36d '1>a. June 1, 769-8327 Santa Ana Houtlng modeled-1 dr to !>Ch· shappl~· cent.,. · 53M190 Beat Alfy tee S12Ht114t5. U.-l090 Ocelanftont 8alt>oe Penin
gar, nice yard. S 1000/mo Huge tun ... patio 5 r141 nm AuthOtlty tt050/mo yrly lltllattt 8 fO Center HUNTINOTOH CREEK VerHlllH· VIiia Balboa 28' & Con11911 •· tm-
Summer 842-2515 w/gar IM optional S800 amAL&llllTAlll :Ce!t~l~eq.549'-2t50 TSLMANAGEMENT Lu•urloua 1 & 2Br Apt1. 28drmaS1000to$1SOO pecc;abtymelntr..id.Avt
...... hfwllhh4 -539-6190 Beat fM Pll LIW -642· 1803 Enc gaJ, leleVIMd MC, lfg Agt • 831-4te0 mthty only atart .NM
Ceatral 220Z Steps to beach, 2t>r 2ba P-..n Ctr•• ffl •ar 2'122 lllTUT • :'.~::.:; :.'i~ (The. eov.1 Bayside Or SSOOO. 173-7'1~9 condo-frpl-Po<>l-~a $895 48<12 1/2ba 11186 MIS/mo 28d Iba. gar, S85()..$7l5. Ma-t8!3 18dnn, den, frpc. pool, R:~h~;7,~acn ~~ 763-4620 or 557-1128 On Friday, June 7, 198e 3Bd 2 ba S 1200 lndry rm, els to ahopa )eC. P"' bet\, MC 1Y1
els 539-6190 Beat 1.. l~rt ••ell the Santa Ana HoutlrlG Pun Prop 720-&422 1923 Pomona Nr beech, 2t>r 2ba enctj S1llOOfmq. 876-1909
Authority wffl begin ac· TSL MANAGEMENT ~ , ,,__,__. ........., uard ......... •-. Witshlre "--rtdor. S ....... 2 r Ba ·condo Sec C t M~. 2'1".. "'•2 1""3 ,..,..._. .,_ ' __., "'' """ ..-oeptlng appointment• 10 It I ...... · -.... · "" SOtmo 1.v1 .. t. MC 842•2357 :~~. ~~R ,.:.:~tu"t~~· ~fi~or~7:~~ eomplete appleatlof'I• tor 1 BR wlk·ln closet. LG 1BR apt utll p11d. <Sep 21702 Brootchurst• ____ __,,:-::-,-,,-~-,.-
,... h<>lnlng aaalatlnOI for Oettwshr, carport 381 ltove. refng-$500 • dee>. •B Sh<>wn by Awtm. VILLA BALBOA 2Br. ~tet. Valet 10717 Wlllhlre Bl Back B•y arH 3Br 2~b• low lncom• l•mllles Avoc•do. NO PETS 631-5&74 Of 642-4987 Only 962-0778 new CfJ>tl & p81nt. frple, $3000mo.213/474-3575 T/H , flp, deck 11100 undef the Section 8 rent $48S/mo 631•6155 · -gwag. MC\lrity PoOI
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l>lk·bd'I lmmed 9V8il Fem
25~ $325+ 876-0IAt
Btwn Bey & Oceml 4b<
CtrtH ••I .. , . Z222 ()y9 619. 1457-5574 & e~ aubsldy e!<>g.ram. Appti· lge 18' sparkling Clean. SUWlll YILUIE $1050/~o 840-8190 ·
619/453 8743 cations Will be llCCePted 2 Br 1'.+ b•. encl P•tlo, cpll, drp1, 1tove On Vie· 3 Bd 2 9;b8 fi1Jij1y rm. for· -• only form those per9ons $650 610 J0811n Adult tor11 btwn Nwpt & Hb< WIT •n WESTCLIFF 2 bdrm 1 bl CdM 2BR Apt. M/F Prof
mal dining, pool & IP• UYFllllT Cllll who quality under the pref Sm•ll pet ok $495 No pets 85 1-9526 upper, no pell $&80/mo. Ml<l 20'• + Pool. laundry
hse. av.a lmmed.
650-12&8 Of 850-283 7
$2250/mo Agl 873-5354 Fabulous view. e1-ant HUD rules and regu· 84S-~53 Live wnere "OU nave le&M, S4&-7533 780-&773 · ..., Loe 2br 1ba 1~. quiet ' Dix 2BR 2'.+ba, llv rm. den, very large 2 Bdrm, den, 3 ~dtloe~tys/tdolr .. lb&.},. Bedandr°:"". 2 2BR, 1BA, lrg llvlng room, ~••tilde area No PETS. •Spectacular apts b ata Aaa II Clean Sb< 3ba, pool. m
study or 3rd br. 1800 sit, bathe Security bldg. "' """ patio & enclosed garage. $575/mo 631--6155 • 1 & 2Br. 1 & 2Ba aul\ea 405 & SC Pit.a.CM $300 , I many emenltlea Boat & 4 bedroom family •Spaeloua townhou... $625/mo 2Bd 2be pool, · pie, gar opnr, close to · certificates. The achedule Near Fedco No pell. ctubhouM. ctoae to 811 + dep. & utH. 432· 7386 t>ch. $1500/mo lncts docking No pets S575/mo. 786-8130 HW&ITill •Flreptaces
gardener 644-l72l $2000/mo. 720-3912 wlll be as follows· lge 1·2 Bdrm TownhouM •Private b•lconlea or 2521 Sunftowet Fetn n-~r 28d 2be HB
2Br 18a. nu drapes, paint, atyte has everything. Only Garden patloa TSl ''lt .. IT Cndo nr l>Ch/aimen wlfem Harbor View Hiiis. beaut. UY llMI carpets. pvt patio, no pell S560-S895/mo. Drive 366 M2· 1111 $40011..t utll 893-7102
ocean view, 4br 2ba, Brand new 3 Bdrm 2 Bath Fri, June 7. 1985 M05t mo. 641-9352 Avocado & start packing WIY HT!
jacuzzi, $2000. 754-7917 Condo overlooking Po<>I l·."""'H ...... u , 281 2~8a 2 Stry Condo. TSL IAllll•IT •3 Lighted tennis court•
C • & spa, gatit-guerded. Al' ..., .. .., n-.,., *2 Swimml"" poo11 lltl tll white decor $1800/mo 1 & 2 Bedroom Eld•· Pool, W/O, frplc, gar M2·M12 . .., 2 ea 261 Condo spilt leVel 720-0717 ly/Dlsabled & 1 & 2 $7t15 IM 675-4912 Of :~~~:o&:•
frplc, W/O, 2 car gar. -BAYAIDGE CONDOS Bedroom Famllles and 4 75•-1792 Bkr WU n••* •Furnlst'nngs avaJI
pool, spa. $950 556-9200 New 2Br 2Ba & JBr 3Ba Bedroom Families. 2BA 2BA frpl, OIW, new 2BA 2ba. Encl gar, Upper,
2 Bdrm 2,L Bath Condo, 2· AIC. sec gate, """IS6,fp Saturday June 6. 1985 cpta. No pelt. Mesa Vrde no pe1s. 1S.S-O Cor-WHY NOT CALL " ......., 9·00AM-3:00PM $700 499.4721 Laguna render, $695/mo Call 111·1111 lrplc,2cargar ,$900mo $1300/$1600675-94 1 & 2 Bedroom Eide<· ==-:-----:c::--Pam 546-5882 , or
646-0313 BLUFF CONDO. 4Br, 3Ba ly/Dlsabled & 1 & 2 2BA, beam oelllngs, fresh 979-3848 ah 6pm SUWlll VIL• ••E
ool b I Ir Bedroom Faml"~ and 4 paint. nr lhopplng, child =----:::--:~----=-..,.. 2Br, 1Ba, lrg fenced }'<!, P . pvt patio. r c ,,_ 0 1u:cn 7'"' 8862 Sharp 2 Br cpts drps 5555 H I VIII gar . pref adul11 S690 mo lrplc, dbl gar, S 1350/mo Bedroom Famllles K. ~. uv-• • • 1 unt ngton age
9 0709 Number In Houaehofd dlw. garage, no pets Lane. from S•n Diego + S690 sec dep refs, sm 1 yr lease 54 -•EISIDE twnhM-ltyle 2bf SS90tmo. call 548-{;279 Freeway, nonh ot a.acn pet ok, avt now 631-6559 E11tbluft 4 Br 2ba. fem rm Maximum Yearly Income t',,b1 encl gar, am pet ok M F den
1. $11 ,800; 2 $13,500, 3. $875 2l3/927·8772 •STUNNING lg 1 & 2Br .10 c ad . wes1 on Another Eaatslde houH large yard. 1v8ll 6124 lS,200; 4 $16,900; s 2BI Garden Apt Pool McFadden
large 3 Br 2ba dbl gar S 1500 1nc1 ~ardener s 18,200. 6 s 19,550; 7 $360 1 BR duplx, t adult $525 & $645 710 W 18th ~-9-....L -
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41 kids o1r tncd yrd $900' Ha<desty Allr 60-8244 120,900. a S22.250 Non smkr only w. 17th 1Jl •••• irs _ _.
539-6190 Best Alty IM HarbOf View 3 BA. tarr St nr Whittler 548-3829 ~ "'"atUdiO patio +
Eastslde 2 bdrm. 2 b•. rm, 2 full bath~. Year lse Interested famllles ma., $395. 1Br TRAILER Adult 2 Br 1 .'~ba wig.er New frig & micro wa~ for lit•
Ir pie. garage, {ard S 1250/mo No pets call 83""4811 on Friday. prk. No pell. 140 Cabrlllo cptatdrps, bit-ins. lncd cooking No k1tch $495.
S 7 SO / mo. Sh• r "I 760-6992, 3pm to 6 pm June 7· 1985 between 646-6725, 873-7787 yd wtpatlo Water pd 11tllas1 .. dep 494-7845 ' 1;30PM and 7•00PM and 836-4120 1-SPM --
673·3117 HARBOR VIEW HOMES on Saturday June 8. 1985 3 BEDROOM 2437 Orange 'C' S650 l~rt ltacla 2119
EASTSIDE 2Br. den, frplc, Montego 4Bd 2ba, sep between 9:00 AM and Westside 2 tty 3 Bd t 'II
11,,Ba. grdnr $800 + sec llv,dln,f1m area. Beaut 3:00PM to schedule and Ba, patios, d/w, bll·lna, TOP area, qulel, no pets. 1 ~ 1 L th U50/mo
dep 642-8674 Evenings cond S1700mo 552·9030 appolntment for an appll-klda ok. S725tmo Call BEAUTIFUL lBr S625 Steps to beach Agt
cation int8fVtew. Appll· 645·66-48/650-7275 PRIVATE balcony, carport 642·3850 EASTSIDE BAAGAINS HISE WAITll cations will be limited 10 POOL & SPA. 2650 Harla. --.,..--,...-=-
Fenced house ok lor kid, Profe11lona1. responsible the lirst 475 persons to $725/mo 2 Bd 1 ,_.,bl MESA PINES 549-24•7 1Br $550 2Br 2Ba $650.
pet, all utlls paid $625 couple w/one 14 yr old call (lOO tor 1 Bedroom Townhouae greenbelt, ---------retrl(r, stove. dahwshr
SHtli C111t ••tr• fl IS
2 Bdrm 2 bath gallWater
1nc1 Kida OK $675/mo
642-3850 -ot 642· 1010
Fem 1hr furn .Condo
w/same $400, IP•l pool,
gar. Hunt t1rbf 840-8688
Fem ahr N.B. rm & ba
klteh-lndry prlv. Stuoentt
pref $225 ea. 646-2346
-F n-amkr atlr 3& 281 N B
IMal 2911 Stps to bd\ $325 11111111
S250tmo matur• ntdmkr • 'h utll. •vall 6121
n/smkr H B Room on 544-7088 Alita
Gott Courae 6'~ 11 M/2S-35 prof oniy, clMn
$77/wk CM to n-amkr n-smkr stir 2br 2'.ltba twn·
quiet man Ut• coot<lng Me C M $350. 631-4391
Ok 545-415& a.tty Master autte. OOM11 vu
Mlle non smoker Mesa gar Prof MM n-smkr
det Mar area near occ S625mo Corte 673--0822
5•6-938• Cost~ Mesa MIF anr 28' 8'>1 nr OCC
Mature/F nu unfum room S300+utll, pool, 1v•ll
wtpvt t>a 10 rent to non now. 650-4170 att 69m
smk1ng/F 5-46-1307 art 6 M/F stir 2 lg Sf, 18a hnW,
Nr So Co Pill $275 Clean, frple, lg IUndeelt, w/d 3
cool casual n/smkr btka to bctt. CdM. S37S~
Quie t nelght>orhood 'itutlts, xlt Pfkng, 1eua Male pret 548-8300 yrty 675-6757 Iv FNQ.
Prof mature respon per. N B MI F m11r bri be pool,
son, furn rm1 w/pvt bl. tennis. racquet b811, spa,
kite prh1 557-9058 art 3 gar. $550. 760-15-42 Sue this one won't last! child de1lre long term tae Elderly/Disabled. 100 for lndry rm, nloe foe WI IFFEl l ClltOI Incl No pets. Call btwn *IH·l110* on 3 or 4 BA Newport 1 Bedroom Families, 75 2078 Thurln Want a selection of great 9-4 daily 545-•SSS l'"t l 11,..1 l -.... 0 --h h 650 6217 E TSl 1•1••••1t livl~? We can otter any---·=--:-:---..,..--•ta,... t I •~ Of sharp 2Br hme w/ga1 ..... c ome • tor 2 Bedroom Ider·• -thing from a small apt 10 3Br 2Ba, deluxe, patlO, -
Nwpt Beh woman OV9r 70
to shr tum hme w/aame
No amkng, pvt rm & blh
grdnr incl. Bus & shop 1
t>lk $150 -•.i, utlla
6'0-)496
prvt patio great locale MONACO HARBOR VIEW ly/Oisabled. 100 10< 2 MJ· 1111 a 4Bd hte If looking In frplc, no pets $895 yrly UlllA llAll
$675 hurry others avail 2Br 2Ba, gardener. 11400 Bedroom Famllles and CM NB HB 1 k 1 209 4191 St N B mTll •
539-6190 Best Alty lee 213.5-40-2553. 100 for• Bedroom Famll-· ·°' th n ° us 650-3057 213194•--ti914 Wkly rentals s 135 & up
les) ABSOLUTELY NO •,a+-.,,. t:fiield llrst for that chOlce ol --------.....,. COior TV. free coffee E-side 2~d Iba ·s~I gar Npt Hghtl 3bdrm 2ba, all APPLICATIONS Will BE WW.:::W ldeel hvlng Bayrldge brand new 2 he8ted pool & steps to
encl patio. no pets $700 new thru·out lease/sate ACCEPTED EXCEPT BY ••UTlllTS TSL MGMT 642-1603 bdrm 2 ba conoo w/vu & ocean Kitch s av111
moavall617546·8561 $l450\sl/last 650-3244 APPOINTMENT AP-_.. NBAEALTY 67S-1642 patio Upgrades pool 985 N C~••t......, Beautiful Garden Apts 1ac: sec gate comm ..,.... · ·-r Flat start savings 3 Br 2btl'I Nwpt Shrs lovely 3Br 2Ba, P 0 INT MEN TS MA 'V patios, decica, pool Of WlllU. YIU.All S 1 '2 S 0 m o Lor' . Lagvna Beach. 494-5294
kids ok crpts basic daco1 trplc 2 car gar ~ mueh ONLY BE SCHEDULED spa No pet• Lovely quiet complex. With 47._8900 9_5 wlldys
under $600 539·6190 more ·~m pool. tennis BY PHONE, PLEASE 2Bdrm 1• ·B• S690 pool. garage, laundry ---------SfU All 91Tn
Best Alty tee DON'T COME TO THE 2Bd 28a $71C ts -ST ••m-N t -Wkly re{ltals now l'nll
Prof MIF lg Npt Beh home
OWT'I bdrm/bl, under 35
non-tmkr 557-3-415
Stu 2br 2 b•. non-tm<*er
pool ocean vu SS50
675-3805
$12751 619-259-0830 HOUSING AUTHORIT't 398 ~ Wiiton 631-5583 room~ ~-$525 S~3t!;t>aon~ $126/wit& up 2274 New· Shr 3 8d 2b8 VleW.pool
Lovely new Spanish-style Ocean C1os.3Br 2ba hme OFFICE -----t Bdrms $580-$610 t>cti Gar & atorage POft Blvd c M 646-7«5 cleemng womwi Matre Tradition al townhouse. 2Br 2'hB1 style abode Gar trplc 1Bd 557c 2 Bdrma S69>S725 space, ieue$2000tmo n-smltr ssoo 6'5-655
• court yrd & pvt patio klda/peta Ok $900'1 yrfy At soon as all 475 appli· 301 r~cx;ado 642·98s0 TSL MANAGEMENT Avail July 67S-7687 SU I Sii LIME Shr lux NB home & oar· Realty Garage ... prkng space Best Alty tee cations have been taken 75-4...()()8 t Of 842-1603 jjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim••3026 w Coast Hwy New-den mature tidy. n-amlo.r A vl 4/25 S 1000/mo _ -~,..---the SANTA ANA HOUS· Eastslde • 1Br. high cell-""'"'--=--=---=-::c: POf1 a.acn. refrig TV l 6 mo lse $435• 545-0911 631-7370 548-3155 Of 991-3.43• SEAWIND SBA, 3ba, view. ING AUTHORITY wlll tngs. retng, garage $500 IHt. ltacla 740 S . I S 125• wt! _,,
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1..,.rt •acli MESA VERDE: Nloe 3BR. $2800/mo 559-9539 tance ot apphcallons In _ • -1 Bd upstairs Condo adult & two ~room .apts ~~~~~~~~~~ near pool and tennis aoain suspend the accep-mo Cheryl 673 3117 paoous Slll9 e. orw ...., -..-I
-lam rm $1200 mo wtgar-tllf rth Brand new 2nd llr 2 Br securlt"" comm, many Saaaer Garlf" Jer l•YllE TllUOE •1 ftlME-I a.a •• dena·/no pets "•2-7658 VILLA BALBOA CONDO· 2 all categories un u 81 7 n -r_,. .,. -t , ba. vaulted oelllngs. oak amenities $600960.1347 ....... 2906 ••• , n u 1211 loo 3Br 3b1 857-8834 ----master suites Poot/Jae no ice b 1 11 1 E 1 1 0 New 2BAl'l,bahousePvt etcSltOOtmo,951-3967 f~rsine~e:kex~~. ~~ 2Bd1 '1 t>a-twnhseci'Si0 1 BA apt Sips 4 furn $751mo Storage only FEE LAND-N I.EASEi BLUFFS BY OWNER-yard & garage. No pets ----AJ1rt•Hll FaraiiliN 57 Si mo 631 •0317 ~ ocean Quiet Adults S675 t>lock 1o t>eactl Carport 9x 16 724 James St Beautiful Newport Beach! 4Br 2'..,B• Condo Lg $775/mo, 641-0382 VILLA BALBOA. Executive '" no uhl 536.0490 c M
673 7787 Sparkllng clean 3 assum. 9 1,,,•;. loan ------1 Bdrm • den, Incl lrplc. l~rt IHcli 2111 673-5500 WMkly $450 673-5198 1 osta ~__:___
spacious bdrms. 3 baths, 5179,000•1ncl land.. NICE 3 Bd 2ba lam home, W/O, AIC & other up· WMANTIC SPOT• EW S675tm0..S69Slmo 2 Bd
upgraded kltchenG Dis-OPEN DAIL y 1-4 ~~~:i '~e::· ~as 1~~/~o grades. Poot, spa, sec Exec suite. Pvt bch. 9811· ~'!n"t!~o~~~r!~set-apts encl gar.Indy rm. '!':~~.~' sec Roil lA-a t.~s· ::!:
tlnctlve gardens. reen· 2632 VISTA DEL ORO ' bldg & sub parking gar Ing. fishing. Pvt patio. ' yd SI patios, close to fURNl~EO or ------,_ "' a.n ~ ~ ~-----house. Call for appoint-Ownr 640-6931/720-1831 675-49121754· 1792 Bkr Great loc-walk to boh Utlls incl $950/mo PP ting. 2Br 2Ba. gar. jac. t>each, nr major shops. UN~U~NISHEO .
mentto see .546-2313 SHARP EASTSIDE 2BR $1050/mo. Call Agl 642•1802 $895 No pell 83l·6l07 Huntington Beach area -·~·~"!°~o::7'-~. ;: llAllll Ylnf: •II 1 ba. garage, yard 631-1400 or 760-9536 Eastslde !Br small but (Mngr-2417 Whllesends) liEALTH _.., • .,. ....... ~·o'f _., lli!t~~~~~~I Extra large yard & Im· $700/mo. call 546-5990 VILLA BALBOA Pthae 2b, Af!!tatatt, Uaf. cosy, lots or nat wood IPT WOl IUln CLUBS tEN~IS provements. Fee land. l.,.._ ____ ---'!!Z!"!!t!"!!l~Z $485 no 11 851-9522 Days675 1642 :~~:===~~:i ·(714)731-6618/497-4738 IHI ltacli 2Z40 2ba lam-rm, lrpl. sky· Ctatral ~ Eves9S0:4614 SWIMMING plu~ : llghts. deck, walk In· x:.ft,,. lBd c,...£ for Eastslde r. new decor. I h 'S Transfrd Owner Selllng 2 BR. bulltlns. yard, walk closet, mlcfo-wave, pool Vl-•.-"'' pool, carport No pet BEACHWOOD VILLAGE muc more Ori') I GU~IDO I I 1 I I I I'
COLDWeLL
BANl(C!RO
B 2 lk. Kid k bid k lease $595/mo Incl utll. no peb Model~ 2 drms baths. secur ., to beach , s o tac, sec g, pr g stove & refrlg. 499_2019 $700 Avt 618 642-52 l1IO. llSOlllT
ondo Po<>I. Bkr 548-8636 S63S/mo. 84 t-4817 S 1300 850· 1190 E-aide brand new 3br lff •n II MST open daily 9 to 6
i.""i-!r""'~~~~~~t-saun~ '°ym. ~~---t BALblhns smL~ 08f 51000 mo 284 ~orrBc:tt 1350 WATERFRONT 2BA. pool lalMa ldaH 27 2'1ba Condo, trptc yrd ~
H u osta Mesa s10001mo&sec 545-0713 for Ad ACllOO now. s10001mo 10 mo Monte vista 548-8985 Lifestyle
__ ,___. Gross $19,200. $169,500 rental 8181289-9307 -In Garden Setting A~nts
IOI AAA 15'1. On Owner Don lrriat 2244 Spacious lbr sparkhngl ws1 •Pool&Spa UllU I .-v • Lg yrty rental, Bayfront clean S450 pool No pets *Spacious tmmac units Newpot1 BeMJI So.
FOfeciOlll-;. on thll new Goguen
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lisllng, a 6 yr old Chris Lt I hi 1400 CALL US REGARDING drps. wl d hkups. encl llSTHIT II •Beautltul l artdscaplng tat Dover)
Abel home In North •• Ir • . IAVINE LEASES oa:ay Pilot gar No pets s 1350 -· *Private patios & decils
Laguna. Pe<1ect locallon. 2 Lots for S8le. Near eot· "-• .. .._ R 67S-6606 $575/mo 2 Bd 1ba patio. *Professional managers 642-51~3
Ml among the hllls wlth ner ol Pomona & 19th St. Im•• _ ... n•-·1 AD· VISOR pool, lndry rm E·llde loc, I Bedroom from SS.85
panoramic ocean view Coate Mes. 644-6800 111· llOO lalMI els to all' Exec 1 Bdrm from $620 Newport BtMJI No.
Warm wood Interior Ptaiaiala 2707 149 E Bay 2 Bedroom from 5745 880 Irvine Avtnue Prloed under market R-2 E-alde Costa M818 .. Lease 0< rent. 4BA 2'.+ ba. Dolt"'~·· ..... Cott.,..... ·TsL MANAGEMENT s~ry. No Pets (at 16th) •....... 0 has 3 old houses Could University Park condo Nr 642 5678 '""'..., -·--642 1603 "'
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1111 •••• ...... • .......... ... 9..._i'Piiiiii-IP""l.i~ ....,........,....,iiiiiiii-_.._. . ..-....._ ... -.._..s-.114 ... 1111 Waat.. 1111 l!lt Wu... llM IN lyl!f 119 !tit Wut.. 1111 ltg !•• ... . ...
• • ~ SlORE/OFFICE SPACE FOUND l•M. Cockar s ... .... "'" "''°' JewWy a .... St 30/eq n 1817 W•t· to tut>-..... tt11u t $panMll pt.1Pf)y.v1e r v * I _. * CLERICAL lhll•ml'f llOn Ch1ro~10 tlMl!.!l ~r Fiii ftWILll ~~ ltM, t341-.q. it S1ater & N•wland $~V();Nt$---we-er.~• MC· 30-40/hrwk 499·1133 ..
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-· -.... S1200 mo Off HarbOt, 847·6591 17 85 Sterling Rate CLERK nPIST relery IOI 1119 O.velop-Fll-l /TIME ,,, Tll llOUWAY
.-95 .. -on Mesa V•rd• Ea• _ Fil 22 tmmad opening•. rnenl M•n9991 In our
8-JtlfUI otttc. ault•. 700 C M 873--1314 oUnd German Shepard & no exper n.c Mul1 t>. GREAT WESTERN SAV-N~I 8Mcft office At PAIT/Tiii WIR matura '*'°"· .. l•ry
1/11 Inc:•• ut11/J1n1tori.1 Hound type dog vcty HS Grad & US Cit. Call INGS. one 01 CaHfornl•'• a amall 1 .. m-orientad OP9ortunlt1H ivillabl• plu• commlltlon
S 1090/m<>. Agt 675-8700 Waterlront ofcl. ei.pnuy Springdale & Stater HB 1 tam 4pm, te.4-2890 i.adl""' financial lnsUtu• IUblldlary ot I m•Jor with the LOS ANGELES Hunll""'ton B .. ch --urn/lltlr ac:try/r41Q41Pt 846-1b94 ------'"" bul'"'er/ d-11,..,.., we ··• O.tk ~PllC9 & chair con-•tcor -ateofflcee UTIAIJI tlona.11ealmmedl1teopen-"' ... v.,...... TIMES CIRCULATION Mrt Vonl.otet>erg t E f ~ .. -· FOUND i.. 1111• F/dog Inn for t CHlrk Typltt In ere Htklng 1 hlghly O.partment In our door (7 14) 892·333 t ••t 304 ~ room u y """! up 10 800'a/f 846-5055 'V w Actractlv• Ba.lboa -i'eriln· O: Co 11 MMa Bland\ mot1v1tld lndlvldu•I who and ~ Mo-mo or IM -0 5/:ijl vie H911 4 Beach tula g•lley 11 acc:9Ptlng r • . will llto be willing to ••· to door "9Wtp1per .....
S200 mo & Up 26()..7414 *' M NTH FREE H If 847·7744 1ppllc1tion. tor qualified This It an eritry l9V9I P<>8-tltt otn.r team membert program Guar1ntetd Newport Beach
Attt tor Joe, ~~%~ ~~S~t: ~I Found Mix t>reed fem 0og Art Con.u1tan1 875·2900 1t1on You wll IMtn IM W• require exper. In the ~C::~n~':ur~~u=P~~o (714)~~·4·~~~0!~~ 237
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High School EXECUTIVE SUITES CALL (7 l4) eea.a 193 not tull grown. Lite brown Alli lnllllll verlous types ol loan•. real ••tll•I develoPmtnt 9 pm 1' r 8 1 n j n g It
Full servlc•. 881 Dove< Or wht teet & tell VIC Wiiton preparing rMJ Mt at• loan lnt1u1try knowledQ9 of provided Potentlel IQ Ulll SIOllnllY
831·365 I YAOIT Ill WU'Tll & Hatbof 8/2 831·8009 FI T, no exper n9C. EOE dowmentt, m•lnlaln d9-IBM PC is d•1lr1ble ttrn $300 plus per W41ek Per111me 3 dlyt p/wk, (M· llTllTillll IAUll
Wat.n office & Ill"" •vall ---472•3882 , part,,,.,..t 111 ... u w.11 at Send resume to Taylor T & F I) LI 1 "11 11 In 1 QIOlllft lllTH lmmed In Ht..tramc loc LOST S300 Reward Wilt AUTO OETAILING-lmmed othe< general duties. Ty· WOO<Jrow Homet. 4921 F~:;.~·:~~~· f:ri14 N.B Call 4~t7g:'6 rm EXCITING growth lie di
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SchoOI NEWPORT CENTER Hurry! 831-8480 Cat, neutered maje. 6 opening fO( exp depen· Ing of SO wpm la required. Birch St, Suite I 10. New· W4tlght control program•
t=un Service. 844-6800 toes · ea paw 7eo.a999 dabi. d•talter. M5·7448 port Belch. CA 92860 IHlllAL OfflOE LilE 0111 W&ITl l ~ff=·~.~~g~t~= 11~~
flH llm ti U an1 If· , Alli IEOUltC selerlet and excellent ..,.. 2 corM enha~t tee· ----c .. ancial I i ~ ...... -W• offer competitive Attn. RGC Ex.--16-24 hrs. m•tur• It The Hop After 4, call Uz
Hunungton Beach Prot. ....... n11 Ut X8lis €6 GAME brektt. tune up, align. beoetltt For triterview HOl lmltUT ~~~~c)(tor ~20~~~90Co or Ray
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t>ldg, 4 mo's trM rerit NB ome; IN/rent PCH VENDING ROUTE Wiii Newpor1 Tire Center, appolnt1Mnt, pleUe c•ll general maintenance Ac-IAClllllT proud, not embarrassed.
plus improvement ellow· 9 751 I S 2 751 t . n • g train. High retum No 3000 E. Coast Hwy, Leticia Tampa ceptlng eppllcatlont. 9-5 lllEUl l fFICE General machine thop. to be with Amerlca·a
ance to quelllled pro-831-3716/675-2495 money down Mr WOiier Corona del M1r • Mon-Fri. 3333 W Coast Mature perton rc>r sm•ll min 5 yr• exper Own t,1!'\11 /J?:''ft{'Y Fo~~ :=~~~~ 7~~1:~ ~! Wanted 10 rer1tllNM ,._ (714} 838·5620 _ Alli Tiii HIYIOllU (l 1•) llt·•llO Hwy, N.B. Import firm General ol-tools. must do own NI· pressure Interview. ca.II ~ appl L. Wellt, 835.a818 pair bays or gar space for N.B Antwer 'Svs. Typing & Newpor1 Tire C.nter, (l 1•) 111-nl 1 DRIVERS: Cross country. flee duties Type 50 w~m, ups & have shoP math 548·5253. Now.
-auto repair. 730-4894 Xe<O)( Service buslneu 3000 Eesl Coast Hwy, lllEAT w11n111 No ••P nae. CA lie req'd minimum. Neer Redh II' knowledge Wages com· lfF1c• ....... .. Furn NB olc. Rent by hr -avail lpr lmmed sale. Corona dtl Mar MacGregor Yectits Warner 261·661 t mensurate w/exp Ask s -s
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$15 an hr Olhet but lness Ster~· n22 Gr .. t loc Sac $15,000 ------UYllll 1631 Placentia. c M. IHEllll'IFFIOE for Mtr1< 557·3380 for Newport Center Con-
service avell 752.0740 521 SfM()(t:ShOP)$300 + lnelud turniture & equl BAB~SITIER for 3 yr old WI LITS If lllnl an Irvine Co. nes lmmed l&lmlllOE MU :~:::~g !~~omX~nt .~~
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Lido VIiiage 359-518 sq ft $15 Utllt • SM Unit 29 ment 752-0740 ~~.~:;· ~r:11;vu•n_M·in _Equal Opportunity It's easy. Lose weight & need for con11clent1ous 'tor private club In CdM. duties Good company
offices with AIC & xlnt 120 E 23rd St. CM NEW TO CALIFORNIA. popular N.B Seashore ml/•OI Ull help othera lose too. lrlendly person to help FIT or PIT Lamb, benefits Steftlng salary PEllOUL
parking $1.25/sq ft Incl Co-Op Buying Progc'am area over 20 yrt of age . NEW PROGRAM Sele & Of'gentze President & at· 673-3515 s20.ooo yr Contact SEOlnUY
ulll 673-3777 Agt Aaatuct•t•ll 3012 plus M.L.M Grouncl tloo; 65().7205 atte< 6pm · 1~8;x~uc?a1r~°!'m ~~~~ feat. DOCTORS DIETi s1at office staff Gene<al STOCK Ch•:,V'· ~!:_135~--lnl'I Marketing Firm baled
......... SlfTlt I AL I opportunlly. 646·8232 BABYSITTER·MOTHERS ton 642-0457 Call Paula, 548-2335 oll1oe skills nee Hours PlllT n11r llllVEll In South Laguna IMI<• --s Advice In All Mattera & tor recOf'ded message _ · · t lam-3pm. Mon-Fn 5 1 G1rden style. t story lecll· Counatllng. 1815 So. El HELPER 2 boyt 2 & 6. ELEOTllllOI 250·7009 SALES Del O C.IL.A area Gd mature perton to ac 81
~ .. w_;:,1~';'c ~orcz: cam1~~-~·2~;~1em. Jl•rt11rs, 4021 ~,~;: dt~!.&11~s3e~~ COllSELlll u~1~0Z::e~·=..:'t~.:i lllll flllllY SECRETARY ~~~ s~~:e3 ~o~~;:: =~~'!:7v io.~1~:1~11 :~
sep en tr Mgr 675.9700 · T .D. I Balbo1 Island. 675· 1324 Par1 time carrier counsel· Doreen for the start of 8 lmmed. opening. const Mesa 645_ 78 1 1 foreign executive Top --Lnt I FtaU 3114 Widow h.. money for BABYSITIER occas M ors wanted. Help t>oyt new career t>ckgrnd pref Heavy HllEll EIPLIYIEIT secretarlal skllla re·
New Bldg. OC Alrpor1 TO's S 10 000/up No 0 Sh , h . y and glrls sollclt new Scremton EnglnMring Inc phones Some typing $250-1350. p/wk. depend· quired Wiii be trained on
area. Come< of Redhlll & S200 REWARD. Vic. New· credtivtno'perialty. 8::~r115 ores ome. subscriptions on their 979-6373 · 642-9237 for interview 1ng on poaltlon Due to computer/word pro-
BrlstOI. 700 sq ft & 1350 port Btvd & 18th St. Short Denison Auoc: 673-7311 • paper routtt Must erijoy -----new openings in lrvlne & What • Woncs.rlul W0tld oessing. Should be alclt..
sq ft lmmed occ;py F/Weffh Corglt, red & · BABYSITIER: PIT lor 16 working with 10·13 yr lllll •l/hll Tl•t o c our wild & er~ Art of Shopping, right at led In enter11lnlng &
A & H INVESTMENTS white, no i.11, pyt p1rty mo. Old, my home or Olds-. Eerty evening hours M 111ru Fri only & Giii 1 eed your flnoettlpt eY«ydeyl travel errengem•nll,
852-8714 213.,.'8-1704 Iv msg l!lt Wu... 5110 yours. CdM. 720-1032 woik days/ lle•lbl4t 11r1. To Pl ace your COUNTER HELP pttlrne 10 hire~~~:,:~ :!o~ie t~ Dally Piiot Claulfled some International treWA-
Nwpt echliCrc);STrOm Lett Ft... . * llftlll * • BABYSITTING Meture Commlsslon only. .. Fast Result.. thru F 11:30·2 30 worl\ In stock sal•s MC· Ada. To pl~ your ~. Ing required. Foreign
John Wayne Airport 600 FIT & PIT Must have neat, Christian woman to sltlor Cell Bruce Emsi.y Call George bell tam or retary Serious pay work· call 842·5678 and let I lenguaget detl11ble.
IQ tt. 2 offices • recep-cln appearance& gd drtv· 9 mo. old beb In our N.B. 642·4321 ext 206 Service Directory att 2pm M-Frl 432-0670 mg with non aerlous Cluslfled Ad·Vl90f help Send resume to. 1278
uon area S1 25 gross FOUND ADS Ing record. OMV repOtt Is 'home. Lite hatppg req'd t••-r-.. T ad Call Now -HOUSECLEANERS people No e•perlence you. Glfl'1neyre. "167, Laguna
852·8713 req. Start et $4.50 p/hr. 0/673·8890 E/548-6315 :::Wy Pl-LIT WANTED: nee Sharp in appear-Beach, CA_9_2_65_1 __ _
Prime Chlro ofc space ARE FREE Apply at 3182 Pullman -642-56 71 K1rbya Malnl a3·1.5272 ance Call Mr Llmoll lor El TOt'o 85¢ p/•n tt St. C.M. 75 1-2680 lllllUPfl ht. JJ• - -appt Sun 12·5. Mon-..., • lmmed opening IOf' expe<. • Housecleaning FIT, PIT, Tues 8-5 261·5277
Contact Mary Jameson, Cal•, •UTlllAYI •Y* bkkpr In medical X·R•y OlllTll IW own tranap H B & F v -----7141768· 1411 or Person to lnspeci and Ute olc. can AM'e, 75e-1055 F & PltlrM, flex hrt. Apply area. 895-7 t08 all 6pm Classified Ada 642-5678
2131546-4520 clean beach apartments In perspn. Orange Jullut,
• CdM dhc suites AC, ampl 142·1111 Must be dependable and lllllEIPll 711 E Balboa 81. Penln.
prl\g. lrom $450 2855 E have trent. 9 10 5 CeH shwp; detell orl«tted for --------
Coast Hwy 675-6900 Lisa 673-1900 smell office. pen time. llTl Emf IPIUTM Non smoker preferred. full time. Local CPA nrm
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0 . Coast Hwy, N:B. llUftlf lllYll MARR REMODELING Carpenter lor toe.I <Mllven. NMt
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Wednesday, June S
ARIES I M arch 21-.\pnl I~): Emphasis on legal documents. career.
bus1nesc;. auth'orit-) and relattonsh1p that intensifies. Some restncttons.
rules and regulations ma) temporarily make. you unhapp). but
-ultimately work for your own good.
· TAURUS (J\pnl 20-May ~0). Take lead in exam1n1ng areas that
have been "hidden from view :· Ke) 1s commun1ca11on. inves11gat1on.
w11lingnei.s to learn. Aggress1"e 1nd1v1dual 1s on )OUr side and will
prove 11. Anes plays key role.
GEM IN I (May 2 1-June 20): What seemrd 10 be a loss \\1ttr'Ceounc..I
tn ~our favor Stress independence. crcatl\ II). w1ll1ngness to
part1c1pa1c tn pioneering project. You will be among bnght. creatl\l'.
determined people.
framing. 631 -2345 record. St9'1 $4. p/hr.
O&SllEl/ITIOI Appty Mon-Fri. Mut ...
FIT exper . pref. He ~~2~0-.:~· Harold, 250 Ogle St, CM
CHILO CARE. PIT 20 hrt llf.Mlf Piii•
t6 mo'• Old My home()( FrHWI Y Auto Supply,
yourt 720-1032 2824~ Av•ry Prkwy,
Mlulon Viejo. 495-o 100
ln•ex•pen•alve• · llllTll FlllY •o
·1m 1k spen· s1vl not high Mature peraon w/dentel
1n prtce re11onat>le. ins., billing, collection &
clessitied .... -.. recpt exper. prel. F.V
adver11smg -J r... ore. 963-5634 Mon· Th.
C ANCER (June 21·Bul) 22): Caution 1s keynote. I f patient. }llU
gain. If reckless. )OU will pa) ~onsequenccs. Focus on legal affairs. t ~·•
public rclauons. JOtnt efforts. partnership and mamagi:. Former
teacher 1s back on scene.
L EO (Jul) 23-Aug. 22): You will receive many calls. messages.
mv1tat1ons. Forces tend to be scattered. )OU could take too lttcrall}
prom ii.es made b~ those who lack substance K eep options open. deal
gingerl) with obsequious person.
VI RGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): T emptation will be to act first. think
later f\.now 11. check · source madenal. be aware of details and small
pnnt 't oung pe~on 1s 1mpa11ent ma) chide you. You·ll get special
mcs'>agc that lead., to added prestige
LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 22): F0t·us on ideal~. gain through
commun1ca11on and wnw:n "'ord L1H·I~ member of oppos11c \t'\
pro' cs 'aluable all~. 1s lo)al and "ill inspire you to act tn corrctt
manner Gem1n1 figures prom1ncntl}.
IOW Hlllllli
O&lllEIS
ASSISTAIT IAlllElll
Interviews Wednesday 9-I I
A M at 2588 Newport Blvd .
Costa Mesa (on Newpor •
Blvd at Del Mar)
Call (714} 537-4840 for
more info EOE
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov 21 ): Favor 1s returned. older 1nd1v1dual
admits previous errors. give<; )OU credit long overdue Oomc!illt
adjustment 1s fea1ured. could include remodeling. decorattng.
purchase ofluxur) i tem or art ohJeCt I 1 ·1 ,.1 ~
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22-Dec. 21 ): Someone has b<.'en keeping a II y I DI
secret -}Ou'll learn more before day 1s finished. Lost article could be :•••••• •••• :
returned. glamorou<, 1nd1 v1dual aids in boos11ng your morale Pisces • e
pla~s s1gn1 flcant role • •
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jcrn. 19): Puzzle pieces fall into plaCl' -• COLLECTOR WAITED •
your actions synchron11c with .. succc'is." Means you arc at nght place:. : :
you meet peo_plc who arc t:apableof pro\.ldtng what you ncc-d. 1-t 1s lime: Par t timf' O'Pf'nin~ tn :V~wport •
to be crcatl\ely <,elfish' · • H.-ac•h and Laguna Beach area. •
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-fcb ltS). M.rn) ··secret admirers" surtan~ : l::iirn uJ) to S7.00 p.-r hour for :
You'll gam acccc;s to contidcnt1al data, you'll complete 1mportan1 e collecting for m onthly su bscr ip -•
proJcct and ~ou could fall madl~ 1n lo,c. You'll be asked to address • • special interest gro up e tioni;. t:xpf'rience prt>f err t>d by not •
PISCES (Feb 19-March 20) Sec nano is h1ghhghted by scnes ol • requirt>d. M ust be at least IR yeani :
surprise'> S1atus quo is ~hakcn. proJCCt that had been moribund will : old . Call IO AM-4 PM . Mr. e
now be alive and kicking. You'll make new start in new direction. • Kirkl and. 642-432 1, Ext. 207. •
romance will play maJOr role. • • IF JUNE S IS YOUR BIRTHDAY )OU arc d)nam1c ncatl\e, : OllCIUTIOI HPT. : restlcs~. capable of express I ng views tn manner that attracts attcnuon • 1•2·•321 EOE e
Gemini. Virgo. Sagittarius personc; play important role~ in your ltfc • •
Y ou cnJm good rcpanec wnting. traq·I and l'nrnuntcnng "charnl-: ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT :
ttr\ 'vtcmtx'r'> ol oppo<.ttt' -;ex are drav.n to ~ou. man) fall in lcl\ c '"llh • '!°N ~e>t~Ls6~~~~·~1~v'T...-~to9v':~7 e
-..ou .rnJ th1'> ,11 time<, ha., kd to tonlu"oh .. Recent Jumr,t1l I e • ~~Jll~~~)l'l11v..11ri..,111 yuur fa\.o.r 0 l'lohercould O<' out\l:rnd1ng f1.1r \OU •••••• •••••••• •••••••••••=
aper
KIDS-EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZES!
AGES 11·14
EARN ~ TO $75.00 PER WEEK
Wt now h1we I!> openmcs lor youna uger
bf1wtrs lo Wcure readt1s lor lhe 01ane~ Cont
011ly PtlOl Our crews slarl al 3 30 pm and woi• uni~ 8 30 p m •ff-days On S.tur.1ay wt
wor\ a lew mote llOvrs You win urn many tric>s
and Pt•ltS alone with earn1n1 rour ow~ money
there •S no clellwer1n& or collectton mvolved
H you art tnttrtSled pluse caH Mr l art
MU
COO£ (714) 548-7058
.\
STUDENTS
STDTTBAT
JOB NOW1
Play at the beach all
day. Work 3 or 4
hours In the arty /~~~~~~~ cvenma. Mwt ~
supavtaton and ·--
transpOrtatton.
No Ddlveltna or
CollectlnQ Involved.
CaD
642-4333
Leave Message
for Mr. Terry
$ $
SALES MlllGEIEIT
~ OPPORTUtlln
Crew Supervisors are now
needed to work in a professional
management position .
We now have openin1s for YOlllC
adults to supervise newspapers
sales crews .
Responsibilities will include tWinc,
training and motivatin1 teens in
obtann1 new customers for the
areas leading newspapers .·
For an excelent opportootiy, and
earnin1s of $600-$800 per week, .
CALL FOR INTERVIEW
842-4333
Isle for:
BRUCE EISLEY
I : ........ Daily Pilat
• • : PART TIME :
: OFFICE CLERK : • •
: Ve r y bu11 y cirrulation offic:.e needs :
• part--timt' h.-lp amwl'l'tng buvy •
: phone tra(fic. "'" have nice cu11-:
• Com ers: Applirant.. must lH-neat e . . ' • r esponsiblf', and h&vf' a p l t>H&nl •
e telt>pho1w p.!rsonality. Some l ight :
: office work aJso. H our" are Mon-Fri, •
e CJ:()() AM tu 2:00 PM, tarti ng H l ar y :
• ill SI 00.00 per wf•ek . App ly i n per· •
: &On, Mon-Thun, 2:00 to 4:00 PM. •
: Alik for Eile.-n. • • :
• • e ClllCIUTIOl IEn. •
: 1•2·•121 Ell : • • e ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT e e 330 W 8•y Street. Co•1.t Met1 CA 921127 ••
• AN EOUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••
ca•t11t ••tla1 · Drywall 1c.r•m•1 l••:I:•• IHH Cltaala1 ••Ile Lta1H1 .,.. Pmkln
miiiiiiiiii=:=iiiiiiiiiiiiiii Repairs resurl !SLURRY Custom Ceblneta, bars, 9fSRYWA[L TAPING Clean Ups•TrH Trlmml"" •GE~N. HO .. E REP .. IRS QUALITY & SERVICE l a All T ... ,.. ,.. Plano eetona 675·6&35 Ralph's P1lntlrv1 Ltc reat P1L1/••-1a.-..
$2 17 d MIX) ual work. hvy roller bookcases, well units. Htures & Acoustics Yard Melnt.•Heutlng p I 0ryw ti c SPECIA IZED CLE o Salon de Mutlqu. ... · ..... re•...., , per ay FREE eS1 Parking lol Apt crown molding & finished Plut Int 4 Ext Painting MIKE 650-3283 8 ntG 8 5;;r;i~ry L 54g. 9 ANIN LIN A Z.CChlnl, 9 A flU Uf U 1·11U PastlprMer1t/MUt•
Th 1 ALL 1 comptx specialist gd serv I carpentry 496-0394 Free eat Kevin 873-1503 etc •ry IMS-L Lynn t 53 T 0 AdVlc4l on all mlltl-. 8 3 ~mes 5gud~:; or Joe 645-•269 7am-9pm - -Lawn & Gerder1 Service. ONE CALL DOES IT ALLI • Music Ln~t College oP Ulllty Painting 15 yrt Olene 850-2758 on the • -Carr••!!• Eltctrlcal Reeson1bla 9 yu exp. we fix 11 • breell It, buy It IH1tlatl• ltrYlCtl Prot. your hOme Speclal· Int/ext. St. llc•334950 _ __ __
DAILY
A a to Dtt1all11 BUILbbR REPAIR Mes.a Area 646-513~ _ or haul II 548-5009 * Law enforcement pro• ty Women Kids toot Eve H Ir. bt.111· 1111 lu t l I
CLEANING 11\lsT6e16 uf Wells. stairs, ralllngs PlllHU IUOTltC TIE IAllEIEll -----personal hom.attter & 547·3524 or 499-3843 enrt ar •
lnclds Paste Waiung S6~ doors windows. moldings Quality work. free ett L & G d M 1 B laall•\ pet care Mess 64Z-2042 filatlai -Pa~rl•J. ,..iiiltllinic"°"'""-...----pjlQT Mike· 6•2-2043 DQn 962-8202 .,.425513 9~ !': cot:..,.en1,.,a~ 1~ AXOL.1fov e.R@b6VE Ba·ait l lttlil -,UtAIJJd INtEAIOR§ PROF't Word PrmGIG ll~f!hliat Complete p11t1os. Covers O&R ELECTRIC 842-9979 landac:aplnr 969·2120 Furniture. lrub. ltM.S F1NI: PAINTING By Rich· HANGING/STRIPPING Pick-up & e>.llvery. 0 C SERVICE +ROUND fHE fa&Kf Decks Concrete walk· uc & insured e1ec1r1-983·5415 NORM NEED ·A AolTEsiffEM ~~~1=·1'6i!~'~8"c:l/ VISA-MC 673··1511 Airport"" 979-1272
Mon-Sun FtT-P/T waya Block w1t11 Room c11n1 112 Priee Servtc. M:ui~ ~-i>•n;-~r· LT HAU~MOVING Pcol rltr btwn eterowt Th•nk-Youl tel-4114 bper1 Wel~ov•tlng In Tilt
DIRECTORY Pallent·Haaltny Environ edd'n1 15yr 91CP 646-~83• ~II ~ree es1 ~·1. taln:'~ ~oJ:f 964-~7 Oetag9 & y.,.d Clnupa nds place now Wiii watch R"tNB-Ow-p•1NT·1NG ltlllat!On. Rfft. Contull· l'Ji"'ili••,.."'•"'-1'1!--
• 0-7vrs 722-1041 • ONESTOP HOME ANO Comm I, lndutl I 11'283767 Jon 846-8 102 ~p·p· 11~~ od~a~obsL• ~.·'· Q"'u•llt" la OU~ policy •nt Atalgnmnt 581-8590 CUSTOM TILE IMttllatlon
CALL TODAYll --COMMERCIAL MAINT Uc'd EieCfrielan. Ouallty Quality Lendac:ape Srvt --CFPICCIM 476-317; y 650-6&4S JEFF Lie 8888 NORMSWALLCOVERINO OullllyWork.GuarantMd. All Fii LOii LOVING MOM wlll care for CARPENTRY 472·0~36 •work in your hom.tofflCt Malnt. clHnut lrHa. Btalt• I Pllanl --ALL KINDS FREE EST FrM Ettlm•t•. M2·51te
Your Dally Piiot I '(OVr child w•lh lots ot ----I Rfft Brian 8&9-0337 sprklr Scott, 4 .0708 tosE WEIGHT dOXR c .... A A A Painting Int/ Ext/ LIC0309.... 760 7211 nu •••••• , .. TLC 631-5009 C M Oriental Carpent•r re· 1 · ~ HOUM/ Apt Or*11•1 '"' • · ---•-I &.rv1ce Directory modeling, trench doora NEW/REPAIR. Quality. No TWTI LllllUPI AEOROBIC MUSCULAR BRtelMORK Sm1U lob• s~ &e2·3235 W• gait •hd hang l()Q9t"« & r.palr. All 'YJ*. Outllty
Repretentatlvt! Mothef will babysit In hef Sojl, etc 494-0305 jobt to small, r .. 10 .. ble Main., gen cln·up, tr• TRAINING. 751-0180 N9WPQrt Cotti Mata, cu•TOM-P .. INTl-NG ttrlp/ttall pa--. ateo FrM ftt. Lie 831·23-45 142 4U 1 td IOI C M home Mon-Fri days --FrM et1 He'd 631-2345 trim, exp 20 yrt 631·308e ~ ~ " ,..... • ' only 5•8·508 1 anytime R99alr-Ooor1-A1ter111001 _ · __ lnM Cltaalg lrvlM Ref's 87 ·3 175 25 Yrt LIC.t 403041 lns·d. IMCh am ciau 775-42•3 ••••••••ml •· L. I i I Remoo.l·Panel-Loci!1-etc RESIOICOMM'LllNO 28 hh prlcM In 1 bNut lawn AOBtN's clEXNING l&IMIY 11--BoM.c! COLOR EXPERT •WE GALS SHOULD• •'••lliteriRgilll"°"" ___ _ -•••, tclata1 Wlndow·F~•blnet yr• oo my own work Lie 1g.,.den L-1 U• tak• Car• .SERVIQE. a throougruy New~~epair ~;. R91'• ge3.0911 Richard •HANO TOGETHER• AffiNttfMath ft\eAEA It lat .. ltm cH 35 y.r.a exp wry 642.0567 27&0-4 I Al &4&·8128 Comp! wflty malnt. Golof-ci.an houM. 540.0857 Quality Low prlc•e DAN SALYER PAINTING 175~243 AlNTIME tulorlng mattl•ell .,.._
qut t. COU.I • ....., 1 0 P ; - - ---ecape. sprfnkler rpalr, r• CBESf Pr--Ml 1190
0 u1a ne rot I POfcelatn/, Retired Bldg Contr1ctor f l landtcape 54M287 an & llC 831-2345 Lie 1425924 ...,. • llP'.yea Of rem0\19 ry-Flt>erglass Reflnllhra Ill•· Remod .. lng a Small Jobi "i! •• -. --HouMCHlanlng. cerpett a Call Anytl!M IMl4·2017 ........ AUSU8JECT AGIE
.... ~rs 847-7901 Slnk·IUl>S 30 yrs 859-9658 Reas lfc'd M~ . FtRbE REPAIR Ne: ' upnotllery. wlndOwl. etc n iat 'llf.. -1115 Hlotl 10 prOQrMI -C -old WOO<J. chain llnk la ·~U 1~111 .. 111 ·1212 *' 1 llflll• GLASGOW PAINTING ~0//10 '.-. a&1-eecMMlM842·I033 AMJtlHl/a..11itlia9 lotJdrHJial t•Hl tlCrttt FrH H I Gran, 9e8-0l 18 ~ * HOUSECL"•NING • ,. Int/Ext 30 yrs •11per . A Full Servkl9 Plum _ _ .,, --'HX N i:.... CLEAN a EXPERT r•I'• 842·521 4 & poo1-apa..neat1ng r9P.ira WlMft=
tty
. Co i pers Al A/P PIA Ottvewa'f9, paflol, ~trll. CAME AN ,_!!YM:W, by r•atlabi. TRIO Ov9f 25 yffrt ••P«~ . ----!IM_
AOON'S•Bldg•Cerpen Allq1rStatetFed rel)Orta etc No JO() 100 aman. latllt DMr ltf&lr 1rP9f'try, ·--"... • R9ft 751.9775 I.IC f·118,428 t30-1353 INTl !XT 20 YMrl Exl* DRAINS CLEAR From 15 GSO: w;;;;g H ~ llo.#309152, t>ond. 20 yrs ewp P1c;1<-up & a.. Reat Mlek~ 536-05S3 _ -dows, ptumblnQ, "*'lite. ---~ Aver199Aootn129• ma-F~a. Dltc>oMI. Heet9', s -,,__,...,. SpecMll ,,... .. Irwin 544-271g llVf!r 646-4519 CL.ii• l!f. --Automatic Operetor Sat.I lub 91\CI, "-"llng • .tc Home' Office c ... n~ng •• A9C MOVING .. t«lal Small fooa W91co1M. 151-M0-4 M•M 642·9033 ~"&:.1b;°8i°"en.3131" • .. u & S-viQ9 Herdw•re R• ~nd Y .. J .. ut II LOfd By JODI Pl .. H call for Quick careful T 138046 642.0442 !XJ*1 s.rva I ~ __ . ___ ,._•
1.1. llllJll..,.. ~~elp with B11nk Fun Mom 0f4 ao;; cfi1id plecernehl Speclal llC•304051 _ BN-8244 he •t1met1 842·8746 LO AATE&. 5&2.0410 PAINTER NEEDS WORKI 32 yruxp AMld'l/Comm ........ L-.:~
Alf-. QuaHty Wort! ,.,tll .,nts or Aceountlng care M-F. 6·6. rNt rat... Thurldlyt 84' 3490 OECK6-F&NCES·PA TIO HOUN Ltclt. Hou .... Of· 409035 "'4-tt ... """'"'!-•"°35IO 648 403 1 s IO·up O.bt>ie 541·8421 btl mMls. r .. 649.3907 Covera ~ ~ fie .. a condo, C!MnlnCI ITmllNll •llL••W111 • ;~~)~ ::~:;:b UC '
19 dOXLITY w or Pf o· 1c atract''' -O.r•nl•1 10 yHruxper 754-1~20 axpert• 122-101e ITIFf • 01..,.11 Painti""' 994.3137 Pm•1t1 <*alng ,.,, •fflctent H.. ----Oranoe Co OtlQtntl ... -Low, .... CdM '40·1380
Pa&\1.r.nclng.muonary-T HI Etectr1e·Plumbl~•11 • ma PllLM'I Slu<*li M~ TMUred PAINTINQIPLASTERINO *~.......,.*
ecx>•Y tlOM-patloe-deClll Toppedtrernovecl Cl .. n ~or~· Al HofM. OfftceCIMnfnQ l UC T124 .. ,. 641-1427 lpectal~t In''*"· rep9ir ti SS~ It\~ It ho"'9 11'1 euy r~ •tc lie 831 5990 up new lawnt 751-3478 w<W1rtn1'd Tom 84~·1212 Cooklng~ff0..l2S3 NEWWat9hOUM810f• l~bOnd ~1143 Chrll •87&·2415 831..:t>IH· -'ti! CIMalfted 842·H78
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Outalde ulea peraon
wanted tor stationery
company, exper. no nee.
Salary & comm For appt.
call Carol Mercer.
957-6044
UOlnAIY·P/T
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
JOMl HAll80R Bl VU
CO\IA Ml\A l o<ll OOlO
5 Day wtl. attn• Good
typing & communleatlon
1klll1 req Req telephone
contacl w<><l< & omce
function• For a .. 11
atarter type l)e'IOfl tn -an
excltln_g environment
Call 631 -31 13 8am-t2
noon Mon-Fri
Ffee t~gd home femele 4 41 ' Tartan '76 Ketch
yra old Bffgle & Terrlor. Fg/Sd reduced to $751<
very sweet 96<4-7918 aft 5 213-743-2260 l 81S.88S.1116
FrM to gd l'lome lovable, ,-"-' -----attect1ona1e adult male 84 Catalina 25 Many Tncb 9035 Cat Fixed & hae trained xtras. fixed keel, lk new ...,,..,,. .... ___ ..;.;.;.;;1 um /llOPT 642-8893 s 14,500 Evea 641-3761 '80 Toyota •x4 long bed
Regional Salee Ofb '°' Indoor Cal male & female, llllllH 21 wts~ ~~~20~;eat•
natlonal fllneu/eJt«ciM declawed, neutered & Great crulMt' & a place t~
co. lffk• dependable apade, 3 yrs. Jtlnt pet•. gd keep It. (Balboa 111and) '8 t Chevy Luv II blue.
perepn w/typlng. ph~ w/kld• 539'-1273 Must Miii Make otter! 52K ml. xlnt cond. $2400
& general ottic. lkllla.T --0---0-0-0-d-H-0-me--M-al-e ,_--==6_7_3-_34 ___ 4.,..1 ___ :-675-9435 or 873 .... 638
Pl .... call 714/261-8434 ·~ Hlmalyan-neutered & Sim /TYPIST M'lot• 1 yr old very
ror Architectural office. lovable. 498-1657
xlnt typist/ word pro-F i ----c .. alng exp. d .. lrable, tra tart 1025
call Karen t>twn' 8-5pm. 2 loveseata ruat color pert
660-9128 cond S200ea 673-2697
SEOllUn II Ill
538-9402
* llHIH * Green/gOld ttrl~. good
cond.$50.644-5261
lllYlll ITITlll 4 Poat qn waterbed t50
Employee wanted at 3 Patio Mt $50. 6ft framed
Atcti Bay Shell. So. L-0-1t1llan mlrr0< w/m1rble '3~ hra wk 499 .... 14 1 bench S50 241-7374
SllllR
JOBS
EARN
MOflY
PRIZES
----Antique Twin Bed 100.
Reflig-8'1 lk tl9W $650.
Contole Cotof TV $350.
Lamp• S2S. 75 650-20H
Antq Larkin ~ $450.
Deco<atOf qn .ofa bed
$275, Sony aptlrl S 100
.. , glrl• vanity w/mlrrOf
$4u, patio tble 2 chalfa
S 10, atereo atand S 10. lg
dr...., $30. 842-2824
TRID(' Bar brown lfftl'lef, 4 •WI~
... " hlOh blCk •looll $350 xlnt cond M 1-38 t9 THIS GOING SAILINGSAi..!:
~I tuUrD Furn, appllanoea. rtereo • .lUllllWLI\ TV. rug• & much. much
........ ... mOf'et Top quality you
'
... _ can't loM & It muat got MIL PIL.., 675-575e. 332 Marine,
..... ,.,, BAL ISLE SAT 8·3
If you ate toolling fOf txtra -
..,.ndlng moMy, Of Ilk• 1 llY ... .,..
10 00 plecee Hire M-cilc LES 957.a133
Mountain. Knott• hrry -------Farm Of Win Pritte and PleJtlQIUI Bar. new w/2
Awarda, Call ut nowt wa 1t0011, COit 11800 Sell
hew aewral oe>enlnOa 1n S399 4 Po11er queen bed c M H a or J' v $99 2 Twn Iron & 8' ... &42~333 · hdtr8"*> S 100 • Mo ttque °'...., w/mlfrOf
~ llW ~ S 150 ~•k• o ffer
HS* pref. Wk a a 790-~
wkftda PIT 81&-· fAUNOL! BED 145-
TOY CHEST I 10
l'&-6474
DIMES
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LINE .
WANT· ADS
l.MPORTANT MOTIC.E ~O I I PRIVATI PARTtEI
Sflll your ltftm• for $50 or Hin In
our l•mou1 DIMES-A·LINES pub·
liah«I Heh Saturday In th• Dally •
Pilot.
OIMES·A·LINE ads mu•t b•
p~d .o m•ll or bring ttt.m Into
ttt. 0.lly Pilot o"'c•. EH •ur• to
Include your phoM num,,.r or ad·
, dr ... In ytJcJr ad, ha~ • '"~ on ::~t: ~:;:v::~;_.;. I
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DEADLINE:
12 Noon Friday
Coal• Mesa Office ...... .., . .,...
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UPWTI llllPUI
DELIVERY DEPARTMENT
McLAREN'S BMW
M-F 11119, S-S till 6
626 S EUCiid St.
Fullerton. CA
714-6806300
213-691-670,
Dat1aa 9117 '78 280z Xlnt cond. air.
stereo & cau. new tires.
$5250 080 854-1959
Datsun 210 1979, gd cond.
runs very well. $2200/or
bat ofr. 854-1363
'84 GL T Wagon Sliver
upgrades. $17 ,400
64s--0650. (818>440-9527
'73 BUG Convert, blu w/iil
new Int great cond $4300
642-8041 af 6 wtidya
Wt Will NOT
BE UNDERSOLD "
m
WE OARE . ...... ~
Bill YATES
VW-PORSCHE 'ir l11.1r~1 q11-.,1r .u10
837-4800 493-451 I
'78 Fiesta Looka/runi
great. stereo Must sel
S 1250. Bel no or
675-8792
'78 Mustang II auto. T-t()()
hatchback 50.000 m
$3,300 556-1253
Li1cel1
·73 C8P(I, au10. air. radio
sunroot. new int xln1
cond s1200 759-9590
Ofii •• ~u. tl27
'72 OLDS OEL TA 88 Pl•
· ptb, p!W, ale Xlnt tram
car needs paint & seat
covers $550 646-6074
83 Cutlass Sup Sta w on
fully loaded New ures
only 291( ml This car tf
very snarp• $8495 (9-5
979·3376 wknd 640-713{
PtDtiac 9335
Katella at 57 Freeway
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
1 Sobt>ed
5 S peed Mt,ter
tO c nunk
t4 R41trioeran1
t!> Detached
16 Robbnh comb
lorm
17 T revs
19 Scolo
20 F ou• bagqer~
21 Codd'"
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Ml.IC NOTICE P\8.IC NOTICE -Nil.IC *>TICE I NM.IC NOTlCE "8.tC NOTICE •·*31 MOTICI TO I-----.-~------,,-_ , ___ NO_T_te_l _T_O___ FtCTmOUI M.llMH
MOTICI Of' CONTMCTOH NO I 0' CONTMCTO..t NAiii tTATIMINT
O.ATM -.• CAU.-.0 '°" atOI DIAn4 °' OAU.IHCHO.. aeo• f~lollowtng J!e'IOM art 8 00l-.CK IDWAllO -kA<>ol ~··14H~ flltw-lOle ••evTU" I SCTIOOI 1)tttnC1 N~W d0ln9butTneu11: -WHUUR POAT M l!.SA U NIFIED ANO Of PITtTIOH PORT-MESA UNIFIEC DADDY·O. '3~1 Vlata A4IO Of' NT1TION SCHOOL OISTAICT TO AOMtNllTI" SCHOOL OISlRICT Colina. Oana Point. CA TO~, .. , 8•d 0..011"41 2.00 o'clock HTATI NO. A·lnstt Bid DHdlln• 11 00 92829
ltTATINO.A.·1--pm ot IN t2 day ot June. To 11111e11a1 ~t1Clan". ocloekamottNtttllday ol RobettRtc.Wintlf.33631
To 1M "*''· t>eneflelatlM tM~ crad1t0ta Ind contingent June tat~ vi.ti Colina Dana POlot. CA
crldllOtt Ind i;on11ngent Place ol Bid Rec•ljU credll0t1 and perttont wtlO Plac• ol Bid RKalpt t2829
Uedltor1, 11'1<1 oettont Wllo Putehaalng Dept • 2985-8 may l>I 011\WWtN il'll., .. tad Pu1Cll611ng Dept • 2ttt..8 Thlt bualneH 11 con-
rnay l>I ol~ 1n1., .. t.cl &M1 StrMI, C09t1 Metia. CA In tlla will and/or .. ,.,. ot .,._, 8trMI. Cotta M .... CA ducted by an Individual
In th• wlll and/Of "'"e OI Project ICltnlllle•tlOl'I LOIS IAENE WHEELER ProjaCll ldanllllcatton Robel Winter
ROOCAICK EDWARD Ntm• A SPHALT RE· A petition hH t>Mn lllO<I Name CARPET Al ESTAN· Tlll9 111tement waa lllad
WHEELER PAIR/AEPLACEMENl AT by SUE MONTOYA In Ille CIA HIQH SCHOOL ~Ith Ille Cou111y Clerk ol Or·
A petition 11&1 beel'I llled VARIOUS DISTRICT LO· Superior Covrt of Orange Pl~ Plana at• on hit· anga County on A~U 23.
by RODERICK EDWARD CATIONS County requ .. ung lllat SUE PurcnUlng Dept , 2915-8 1118&
WHEELER Ill Ille SuC*IOt P1aOe Plana .,. on 1111 MONTOYA 1>11$>00ll'llad IS Bear StrMI Costa M ... , CA '" ...
Court of Oral\oe County r•· Purcnattng Dept 298$-B '*"°"" repr-11t111e 10 92828 Publlll'lad Orange Coast
quattlng 11111 SUE MON· 8"rStrMt.CottaMesa,CA ldmlnlater 111e .. late ol tne NOTICE IS HEREBY 011ty PllOt May''· 21. 28,
TOYA be appointed as pat· 92828 dte4Klent GIVEN 11111 Ille abov•· June 4, 1986
tonal repr-ntallve to ad· NOTICE IS HEREBY Tiie pe1111011 r•quHll named School Otstrlel of Or· T·836
mlnlattr th• •t•t• ot tlle <I• GIVEN that 1111 abo11•· au111or11y tc 1<1m1n111ar tile anoe County, Calilorni.. act·
Cadent nemao Scl'IOOI Olatrle1 ol Or· Nl•te. under the 11\depeo· 1ng by 11\d through 1t1 Gov-----------
Tiie petition requeatt 11\ge Covnty Caltforn•a. act· dent Adm1r11t11a11on ot Ea· etntl'lg eo..rd llerelnal1er r• P\BUC NOTICE autllotlty lo admlnllter tlle Ing by~ tllr<>Ygl'I Ill Gov-1a1ee Act letrecl to N DISTRICT" wllll--------------
•tate under 111e 1n<1epen-arn1ng eo.1<1. 11er11nal1er 11-Ai-ring on tne ~t111on raoell(e up 10, but not latet 'tCTfTK>Ut ltUllHlll
dent Adm1nlstr1110<1 Of Ea· !erred 10 fl "DISTRICT''. Wlll wlfl be lleld on JUNE 26. than the lbOVl·lllted lime, NAMI ITATIMINT
tales Ac:I reoetve up to. but not lalet 1~5 at 9 30 A M in Dept Maled btdl for Ille award ol n ... lollowlng persona are
• A hearing on 1110 ~lltlon than tlle 1bove-1t1ted time, No 3 at 700 Civic Center a eontraot tor. the above pro-dOlng butlneu 11·
'*Ill be lleld on JUNE 28, sealed bide.for tlle award ol Drive West Santa A111 . Cit. jeCt RB PRECISION WELDING
1985 at 930 AM in Dept econtracttortheabovepro-92702 Bid.I thlll be reeelved In & FABRICATION, 188 E.
No 3 at 700 CMelCanlet jeet IF YOU OBJECT 10 Ille Ille place Identified above, 17th St . Sult• IB. Co•••
Ottve W•t Santa Ana CA 81ds sn111 be ree4Hv.<I tn granting of Ille petition you and shall be ope11ed and Meu. CA 92828
92702 the place 1<1en1thed abOve lhOUld ettl'MI< ap~ar at th41 pubtlCly read aloud at •lie Riek C Bro-r 11•2
IF YOU OBJECT 10 tll• ano sllall be opened and hearing and 11111 your Ob· above-stated time and Paular1no. Cotta Mesa. CA
granting ol Ille pellllon you publk:ty read alOU<I al the Je<:llons or fife wruten Obj8C· place 92626
should antler appear 11 tlle abova·l181•d ttme and tlons with Ille court before There wilt be • n/a <1epos11 Thia bu11nen II con.
nearing and s181a your ob-place tlle htartng Your apptar·. required tor eecll set of bid ducted by an 1ndlvldual
iec11ons or Ille written ob/90· There will be a n/adeposlt ance may be In peraon or by documents to guarantee Rick C Brower
Ilona with the ~ourt bel0t• required tor eacn set. ol bid your attorney their return In good con· Tiils statemenl w11 tiled
tile hearing Your appear documents to guarantff IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR <111100 wllllln n/1 days alter wotn tne Ccwnty Clerk of Or·
ance may be 1n person or by tlletr return 1n good con-or a conungent credltOf ol 111e bid opening date anoe County on Apul IS.
your attOfl'le)' dllion w11111n n/a days attar the deceased. you mutt Ill• Eacn bid must conlorm 1985
IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR Ille bid openll'lg dlle your claim wtlll Ille eou,rt Or and be 1espons111e lo Ille F273IOO
or 8 co11Ungent creditor 01 eaeh bid must conform preaent II to the perso11al contract documents Publlsned Orange Coast
me deceased. you musl Ille and be 1espon11ve 10 tl'lll reprHentatlve appointed by Each bidder Shall submit, Dally Pilot May 14 21, 28.
your claim with .111e court or contract documents the court wttllln lour month• on the torm furnished with Ju11e 4 1985 T-630 pr-11 11 10 the personal Eecll bldd41r shall submit lrom the dlte or first Is-the eontract documents a
repreMntattve appointed by on the fOfm tumlahed Wltll suanca of letter• 11 l)(ovlded llst of tlle proposed subcon·
tile court Witl'l1n lour mon1111 tile contract document•. • In Seetton 700 or Ille tr8Clort on this project •• ----------
from tlle <111e ot first 1.. 1111 of Ille proposed subeon-Probate Code ot Callfoml,I ceqlJlred by the Subleltll'lg P~LIC NOTICE
tuanc. ol letters as provided traetors on 11111 projaet as Tiie Ume tor tiling olalmt 111111 and Subcontracting Fair -------..,---
In Seetlo" 700 of the required by the Subtetul'lg not expire PllOt to four. Prae1kl" AC1 Government '9CTITIOUI IU81Nf8S
Probate Code ol Ceutornla and Subeontraetlng Fair montl'll lrom the date of the Code Sec 4100 et aeq NAME STATEMENT
The uma tor fllll'lg ct111m1 will Practices Act Government Narlng not~ abov•. Eacll bidder muat submit The following person& are
not expire prlo1 to lour Code Sec 4100 et aeq. YOU MAY EXAMINE the wltll MCh bid -Gertflled or doing buslnets as
montlls from 1118 date ot the Eacll bidder must eubmlt 111e ~ept by Ille court If you culllef's cnecil payable 10 SUBECA. •239 oana Ad
l'leltll'lg notle• above W1111 eacll bid eertllled or are • P8flOfl Interested tn tile DISTRICT or a bid bond N-por• eeacn. CA 92663
YOU MAY EXAMINE me casnoer s checfo. payable to Ille n111e, you may MtVe in the tOfm aet forth 1n Ille Kurt A Mlllat.o, 4239
Ille kept by the court II you Ille DISTRICT or 1 bid bond upon tne executor or admln· eontraet documents In an Dana Ad Newport Beaell,
are a person 1n1era1111d 1n 1n Ille form set tortll on Ille lllrator. or upon tlle I t· amount nol lets than 5% ot CA 92663
tlle as1111e, yov may serve contract documents In an 1orney tor the executor or the ma;clmum amount of bid Tnoa busoneas 11 con·
upon Ille executor or admln-emount not lest ll'lan 5% ot administrator. end Ille wltll 81 a guarentee ll'lat Ille bid· ducted by an lndlvldual
latrator. or upon 111e ••· Iha maximum amount of bid tlle court W11h proof of ser-Cler wlll enter 1n10 the t<urt Mthaleo
torney tor the executor or as a guarantM 11111 Ille bid· 111ee, a written request $tit· Pfopoaed contract If 1111 Tiiis statement was flied
admlntstrator. and Ille wull der will enter Into tne 1ng that you dellre apeclal same la ••arded to suen I""" Ille County Cl"k ot Of.
tile eourt willl proof ol .., proposed contract II the not10e of Ille fifing of an 10--bidder In the ~t ol lallut9 ange County on May 6, 1985
vlCa. a wtlllen requeat Siii· same •s 1warded to sYCh ventory and appralsement of to enter Into said eontract, F275741
Ing 11111 you d8$1re special bidder In the event ot taJlure estate essets or of the pell. such teeurlty w:lll be IOf· Publlsll&d Orange Coast
notk:e of me ming ol an In· 10 enter Into tald contract. loons or accounts mentioned felted Dally Piiot May 14, 21. 28,
venlory and appralsemont of sucn security wtll be tor-In See1100 1200 and 1200.5 of DISTRICT r-vet· Ille June 4 !985
estate assets or of tne pell-felted tile California Probate Code. right 10 rejact lily 0t: all bid• ' f ·63-4 Ilona or 1eecwn1s mentoonad DISTRICT reserves the Kurt Kupfarmen, At· or to waive any lrregularltlea
In Sectton 1200 and 1200 5 ol r1gllt to re1ect eny or all bods tOfMJ fOf Petlllonaf, 4a1 In any~ or In Ille bidding •-----------
Ille Cetttornia Probate Code or to waive any u-regularttlet T~ A••-Sutt• 120, New· Pursull\t to Ille provttlonl l'talC NOTICE
Kurt Kupfetman. At· In a11y bids 01 In Ille bidding port .. eeti. CA 12'10 of Section 1773 of Ille Labor l--~;.;;..;~-----
tomtJ fOf petlti-. 4'31 Pur~ant 10 tlle prov111on1 F>ul>itSl'led Orenge Cout Codil ol tlle Stele or Call-ftCTITIOUS BUllNlll
Tellef Awe., SuHe 120, New· ot Seetoon 1773 of the Labor Daily Pilot June 3. •. 10. lornla, the DISTRICT llU ob· NAME STATEMENT
port lleectl, CA t2MO Code 01 1118 State of Call· 1965 talned from tll• Director of The 1 11 1 Pubflsll· .. Ofan~e Coast lomla. the DISTRICT nas ob-MT -512 Ille Department ot Industrial 0 ow ng pe<sons are ""' d<>tl'lg business u Dally Pilot June 4 10 tamed from the Dtrector of Aatallons tlle general HOLSTEIN INDUSTRIES .
1985 the Depar1mlf'l1 of lndu•tnal DllDI IC NOTIC[ prevall1no rate of per diem THOMAS l8017 Sky Park
MT 513 Aala11on1 the general •YP\o • wag•• 11'1<1 the gen8ral Circle . Suite M lrvlna CA
prevailing rate ot per dleft'I LEOlt.L NOTICE prevlllll'lg rate fOf llollclay 9271• ' '
wages and Ille general NEWPORT·MEIA UNWIEO Ind OV9fllme WOf'k In,,,. I(). Euefld Baff Co • Catltornl•
prev1111ng rate tor llOtlday SCHOOL DISTRtCT callty In wlllell this work 11 lo corporellOtl ls017 Sky p1111
and overtime work in the lo-NOTICE 15 HEREBY be performed for each eratt Circle . suiie M. Irvine, CA DEATH NOTI CES
caltty In wllteh tl'llS work Is to GIVEN inat the Board 01 or type ot worker needed to 92714 JEAN R. L UMSDON be per1ormed lor each cral1 Education ol the N-port· execute IN contraet Tllatl Jetftey B ThOmu 71~0
R ''SJdenl of C:Orona del Of type ot worker needed to Meta Unified School District rites are on Ille at Ille DIS-Gardess AanchO Mirage
2 e-ecute the eontr&CJ Tll'" 01 Orange Coul'lty wlll re-TAtCT olflC41 locat•d II CA 92270 •
Mar. Caltf for 2 rat" are on Ille at the DIS· c:eive sealed bods up 10 10 00 Purctoastng Oto• . 2985 Bear Sally Holstetn 25 t • 22nd
year.. Passed away TAICT otllce located at AM on tlle 19th day of Street. Costa Mell. CA Street Cota 'Mesa CA
Jun<' :J, 1985 in Nt•W· Purcn115ong Dept . 298~ Bear June. 1985 at tlle F>urcllas-Copies may be obtained on 92627.
port Beach, Ca Sh1: ts Street Colla Mesa CA ong Otl1ce of said Senool Dis-request A copy 01 these Tiiis buaineu IS con-Copies may be obtained on lr1ct, located at 1985•8 Bear rates sl'lllll be posted at the ducted by 1 general part.
survived by her !>00, request A copy ot these Street Costa Mesa CA job !Ille nership
Tho mas. daughL(•r In· ratfl$ 511811 be P<J'Jled at tne 92626 at 'Nll1c11 11me Hid It ll'lall t>e mandatory upon Sally H0111e1n
la\!.. Eleanor. stst<'r fOb site bods w111 t>e pubhely opened the CONTRACTOR to wflom Tl'llS statement was toled
II sllall be m1n<1a101y upon and read for MG20·E MAIN Ille eontract tS awarded. and wotll tlle County Clerk ol Or· lO·lo'-' M aJt·l1nt• tlle CONTRACTOA to wllom ME M 0 Av F 0 A upon any subcontractor angeCountyonMay 9• t985 Lumsdon. and grand-1neco111rae111 awarded and DECSYSTEM 2060 under sucn CONTRACTOR. f'2'75ll4 sons. J ohn & Stt·ve>o. upon any aubco11trac1or All bods are .to be in ac· to pay not leu tnan Ille tald PubllShed Orange Coast all ws1dmg In Corona un.der such CONTRACTOR, cordane woth Condlt1on.s. In· spoclfled rates to all worke1s Dally PllOI May 14 21 28 to pay not less 111an the said structtons and Specill-employfl<I by them 111 the ex June • 1985 ' • •
del Mar. Ca Sht• has spec1t1e<1rates10 all workers catton• which· are on file tn eculion 01 tl\a eof'ltraet • T -~O
bef.n a ITlt'mbt-r of employed by tnem ,,., Intl ea tne olloce 01 1119 Pu•ChMing No bidder may withdraw p E 0 for 50 years. ecuuon or the contract Dtrector 01 1810 School Dis· any bid tor 11 period of tOrty· ,
P h I•-d Th No 1>1ooer may witlldr11w trocl 2985.B Bear Street 1111e (451 days alter the date __ POOU __ C_NO_T_IC_E __
an e wmc an e anv bid for a per1od ol IOrty Costa Mesa. CA 92626 set tor tne opening of b1da
AIL{'r Guild al SL live (45) days alter 1118 d11te A Perlormance Bond may A payment bond and a
Ml<'hat•b & All Thr set for tile opening of btds be required at the dlscre11on perlormnnce bond wtll be
C.h h Sh A payment bond and 8 01 1,,8 Dtslnct requored prior to execution Ang<·I~ Ur{' <' per1ormenc.e pond will be ol the contract and shall be
h h S No b•dder may withdraw I.dug t -.<: vol dl l('r 1requored prior to e1ecu11on llos Bod 10, a period 01 forty· on tlle form set forth on the
ra Madre E!Pmenklrv ot 1n .. con1rac1 and shall be five 1451 days 8118, Ille date contract documents
d S , . c .. h I • 1n the lorm set tortn on the set 10, tne O"""'•ng thereof Pursuant 10 Section 4590 an 1£ rra ~ 00 In contract documents """' of 111e Government Coae or Swrra Mctdrc Mem Pur1uan1 10 Seet1011 4590 Ul;n~::,~ca~ Jt:to State ot Calllorn1a tlle
orfa1 s.er'VR'eS wm rNThT-a-ovefnnreMCOaeof School Otstrlcl reaerves Ille contra~'( wi11(;011laln
held on F'riday June Ille S1a1a ol C&lllorn1a. the r1ghl to reject any or all 8 ld1 prov151ons permitting the
7 I\ AM S contract w ill contain and not necessarily accept succeaslul bidder 10
• at I prov1S1on1 permitting Ille 1118 lowest Bod and 10 waive substltull securlloes tor any
M1chael3 & All The· 1uccessru1 bidder to any informality or irr8Qulan-moneya wlllllleld by the OIS·
Angeles Church 3233 subsutute MCUrottes for any ty in a11y Std reoeoved TRICT to {Insure per·
P r V • D C moneys wotllnetd by the DIS· NEWPORT-MESA UNI· lormanee under ..Jlle con-au 1( IEW r , tJr TRICT to ensure per· traet
ona del Mar with the tormance under Ille eon ~:'a~g~C~~~;Y OjSTRICT 01 A walklhrougll of Ille rob
Rt-v John Hog1•rci 1rae1 Carolyn B S tocker. s•te llae been scheduled lor
Davtb o ff1c1atani.: In A walk1!1rougll 18 SCfled· F>urcllasono Olreetor June 11 1985 All blddert uled lor June 6 1965 a• p bl hed 0 ""e Coast -.11cwld contact Mrs CarOlyn.
l1c·u uf flowt'r'> r on 10 oo AM 81dders are re-Dallu ~1~01 Jun.':"i 1 1965 Stocker (714) 556-3217 lor
tnbu t 11104' lllt1 y li1• Quored to rrtake Ille walk Y r 655 1nQulnes regarding tlle walk·
FICTITIOV8 BU81NH8
NAME STATEMENT
T lie tollow1ng persons &Te
dorng bus•ne'Js as
AC t !AUDIO CASSETTE
INSERTS COMPANY! 67~
Wast 16111 Street Costa
Mesa. CA 92626
Tnomas F' Thurt>ee, 675
wim ,Im\ Stree • COsta
Mesa. CA 92626
Th11 business 11 eon.
ducted by an 1ndlv1dual
Tllomas F Tllurbee
Thtl stllemetll wae tiled
wotll the County Clerk of Or-
ange County on May 3, 198f>
f'W"5742
Publlslled Orange Coast
Oa11y Pilot May 14, 21, 28,
June 4, 1985
T-635
l'ta.IC NOTIC£ S(•n 1 to 1 h1· than I) rof 1 •hrougll tnrOU1jfl Bldd8fS not allend-
h P• f Go""T"lng Board IJ tng walk·lnrough are nol to
your 1 ot(r• au " IC11ot1n 8 . Blocker. POOLIC NOTICE be eont1dered. <11squaJ1heo NOTICE
V 1 t' '-' M 0 r l U J r V . Purol'IHln9 Dlreetor tor lhll b id INVITINO BIDS dtn'( ltnj( ti44 271)11 Published Orange CoHI FICTITIOUS IUSINESS Gowernlng Board BJ NOTICE IS HEREBY
D.t•lt Polo! May 28 Ju11e • NAME STATEMENT CarolJn I . Sto c ker. GIVEN that on June 13 GAIR 1985 The IOllowong persons are Purctw.11119 DlrectOf t98S at ttoe nour of 10 00
RE S(•1, T •652 doing busoneu as M OM p bl lled 0 Cout JUNE N ~ t1gf Producls at 333• East u os range . • m on the City Clerks 01·
63 A nattvt' of C1h I Coast Highway Suite 25 1 Daily Piiot June 4 t 1 ~~:~8 flee located at 17200 Jam-
u _........ POOLIC NOTICE Coron11 Ciel Mar CehfOfnta boree Boulevard Irvine, forn1a ra:>SM.• t1WJY C1111torn1a. the City ot lrvlne
J " 1980:. f 11 • 1 FICTITIOUS BU81NE8S 92625 Manoucllellr M11lek1, ounllC NOTICE um• <., ,, fl ow 2•00 Elden Ave •2o CoSla ruu wlll open bids tor the publl·
mg a lt•nghthy 1lln1•ss NAME STATEMENT Mesa CA 92627 Allreza cation °1 tl'le le981 notlees 01
Sh" was lllll o .J.mu Tiie lollowlng perso111 are Kllaza1 S11me Myra M INVNITOINTOICBEI08 Ille City of Irvine during Ille "' ooong t>usone.u as T S fiscal year 1965·86 ary tt I IJ~:! 1n Sii!I 1AVtNE SPORTS 1•250 homlls ame Notice 11 nereby 1na1 Ille All bids 111ou10 be eon-B~ r n .i rd i r1 • i < .J C•.tve• Drove Irvine CA du~~~ ~~s~n~~~e:!, ~~r~ !Board of Trustees 01 111e la•ned 1n Maled en11etopes
B l I r 9"7 ,. Huntonglon Beacn Unton marked on the outside on the c· lov i•1 w 1 '. '' Cnar1 .. ~ B11r hlflr 5• 10 l"f!r'lh•D r , H19h School District will re· lower left·l'land corner Hen r v W t • .111 w111n111 Av11 11 v111r, C.A MOM Product~ 11 '8"" 81 1 ce1ve sealed hods tor supply BIDS FOR PUBLICA llON
f , P;orln..,,h•P Av Man C 5 0 S PPl ES lwlovt•d rnolh1•r '' 'I? 14 I> M 1 ~ ong U T DIAL U I 0 F l EGA l N 0
Wtlliam II (;,llr •ii lJet Bron~ 'j.it lf• Wdlnut ~uc:i, r~r da;,' 11 ,. C meeting or equal to lhe TICES-CLOSING DATE
1Avf' 1,,,,, .. r,A •u7 14 u " 8 8 Q ""51 sl)<t<•htal1ons on hie on the JUNE 13 198~
l rvlnt• lo(r.111rlf11oth1 r '''" b1Js1ne'I' ·~ con ~11~1~ P1o~o~5May 2 t 26 Juna oll1r.f' of said 01slroc1 I Tiie btds Sflllll contain IN!
fJf CJ.iv1cl .111d 1\111v ducted by W I A I & Bod~ \llall be elaerly following mtormahon
Gair also 'iUfVIVt•d by CtlilrtM8orc111er Del Br1nk Th to~ "/tt n ga 1°La lmarlced CUSTODIAL SUP-1 M1n1mum rile per legal · , Tn.-M111~en1 wa'\ flied t 1 c "·" omeye • •, PLtES Bod =607 addrened I ad
h er brotht·r J,,.,. µh H ••11tn tnf' County (,1erk of Or 12099 ''" Joaquin Hiiia 10 Allyn E Rowley PulchH I 2 Rale per column 1nc11 Re·~· qf Pair,, Vt•1 11nge r.ounly or1 May 13 Road, Newport Center. 1ng Man11ger Hun11nglo11 beyond m1n1mum
M I 96, N•wport .. acll C A t2teO . S ,. de'I ·" tit'' 1•rrwr1.1 1 " • T 644 Beach UnlOl'I High cnoot 3 Rate per column tl'ICll
serviu.., \.\di ht• lwld F7792U D•stroct 1025 I Yorktown for subsequent runt
r Publ.,l••'ll IJ•anqe Coast A~" Huntington ~ach. 4 Oeadflnall required IOt
Thur,d.ov • Ullt h Da•lt P11ut M•v lt 26 June P\&IC ftOTICE CA926•6andr8C81ved1f0tl newcopyancteanee11111on1 I 1Hl J .11 ~ .HIP M 4 t 1 196!. befClfe 2 00 pm June 20. s Areas ot e1tc;u111100 (•1· p 11 1 1 1 Br 11 t Ito 1 ' T 6•51 FICTITIOUI BUllNEll t96S 11 wflich ume and tech mep snowing are111 of
~llllth M rHllJ,JfY NAME STATEMENT ptace bids wtll be publtcly ctrculallonl
!he following persona are lopened 11na read 1n Bldg C 6 Number ol pat<!
Pinn• An!!> 'inu 1 Ii PUBLIC NOTIC[ 1dc11ng business as Am 361 ' 1Ub1Crlpllon1 w11111n Irvin•
Murtu.H v. du'" 111111 t BLUE Ft ELD FINANCIAi Eacn bid snllfl remain Vllhd Clly llmola
'.l:ifl t,~i.i'i NOKrl~~F 11 .. Bems N-p0r1 8'o"tn tor a 1)6r1o<1 or 60 daya etter 7 Frequency of publl· (.A Q2660 1"9 date spec1f1ed tor ll'lfl re· catt0na
APPLICATION FOA Weyml Howetd Blauvelt Cltlpl ol b•ds 8 Number ol copies dll r -l CHANGE IN l ,,, Belli' NewPO<I Beach The 8011rd of fruttM1> trlbuled or mailed wttllln McCORMICK OWNERI HIP OF It A '12660 sllall be Ille sole 1udo• ol the Irvine City 11m111 at no cost
M ORTUAR Y 0 ALCOHOLIC 8£V£RAOE rn11 1>u,1n11111 " r.on !Qu11111y ol 11qu1pment ollerad 9 Diie ot adtudlcatlon ae
1 l<l'> Laguna C~nyr1ri LICENSE •Juttll<.l by an 1ndtvldual Md r11aerv11 the rogllt to re-newspaper of general ~oad '> 28 65 WfJyl>#j H 8t11vv1111 ~I eony or all bl<ls end to c1rcu11nt0fl w11111n 11>• County
L ulUna Beact 1,,1 1'• Wllom •t May Conc.4!W'n Tllo! state~! wse llleO w8'•e 111y 1rr99u1art1y tnerln of Orenge and a 1111emet1t
l •Jlll M 1cn11e1 J 1• apply wotll 111• County Clerk ot Ch· SI 0 NE 0 ALL V N I . 1h11t Mid ldjudtcatlOtl 19 cur· 9?6S , 1ng lo the ~11rtment OI Al ange (;ounty on Aptol IS ROWLEY. PURCHAllNQ ntntly tn lull torc;.e and elteet
tQ4 94 I<, 1 c ntlOllC Beverage Controlfor 1995 MANAOE" 111\d 11.u not been vKated 0t j 42 ON SALE BEER. & I nntu Published Orange Coa1t Ml Hid•
HARBOR LAWN·
MT. OLIVE
M or•uary • CemPt .. ,,
C.rem.u or1 162~ Gosier ~ ,,.
ro~fa Mf'.,;.j
'>40-5554 '
PIEACI IAOTHEAS
BELL IAOAOWA V
MOlltTUAAV
f 10 Bro adwlty
Costa MeM
I WINF /Put> Prem 110 NII 11 I Publl•lled Orange Coat! D111y Piiot Jun11 •. t t , 1985 itct IN fl,.,,. fl•ad for r&-
tOhollC oe11erag" at 1880 01111~ ?1101 May 14 21 28. T -657 09tvtng bid•. ttlay will t>t
M onrQvla Cnsta MM&, C• June 4 t99!1 publlcly oe>ened 111am1"4td ~4'827 I T 63 I I P\BJC NOTICE Ind deelated Tiie bid• Wiii P.,01111111<1 Orsnoe Co""' I oe caleui.ied .,,Cl t"41tec>or1
C>l•ly Pilot Jun • IOI!~ 654 j f'ta.IC NOTICE ,ICTfTIOUI ltUIMlll ot 11'141 rHvttt Of tM bidding
i ~ NA• ITATIMIN'T 11\d tll• ~•leultUIOlll of 11'141
FICTfTIOUI BUllNl!IS Tiie lolloW1ng peraont 11a btda wlll b4l repor1e<1 to thl
I
NAME ITATEMl!NT dotng 0011n .. 111 City Counc.11 al llt regular POOLIC NOTICE Iha tOllowlng per10n1 .,. C: ANO S LAIRD COM mee11119 of June 25 1985
<1n1ng bull,,._• 111 PANY t&e0 ~1nd09 Ctrele 1 Tl'le City Counell r...,'(fl
F1ClfTIOUl 1Ut..6u MEDICAL SAL CS AS· Foun1t1n Vall~ t1111otn11 th• f!Oht to rataet any~ .. NAift 1unMiWT soc1A res !13~ Pr0tn0f'IWY 1121oe bid• .1 11 conaiCMW• 11 1t
Tl'olt loOowino PlttoM ,.,,., °' Wfll'1 Nppo<I a..c11. E"'*'n Curttl Laird 9860 ~y 10 dO IO tor IN
<Jnong l)<J'l•n~• u CA Q,660 R1nd09 C:.trcle FC>Ynt1un V" I publlC goQd Tiie City Cou~
c:;uN!'lANO DfS1r.N 62' o"'""'' '>1onor11111 !115 Nly Ca111orn1a 92798 ell 111ao rllM"'vet Ille 11g11110
S11111lnr•I 1r111n" (./\ "' l 16 Promontory Ot W~I N-SandrH t<ae L&1rd 01\60 I award Ille bid on Ille bllla of
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MAJOR LIAGUI STANDINGS
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11 JI' 367 9
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J2 •• ,. 10
16 Jl
U1 71
2• 1S
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11 33
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80\ton 6 Cltvet•"d S
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INew H•11t1'11. I), M1nnt•Ol11, Jeff
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o tNew Pt11tee1eton1• Otlool 47 )t l.oul• J1mt\ FreQO$I, n 3o INtw MeKltOl .,,
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Finl Round
t Bn•ton Frie Hel1t!I I' tLOu•\'""~ \I I
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r V•"'"'" Winn 1 • P11t\Dw11n f11u1110\ 1111110 u I Ar11ore1 \ N1Pw Yu•• v .. 11v1•\
Mlff\ael Bet.snoer P 1Co1 ~· Fultt'rtM•
6 St Lou•\ A1cnaro Morro\ 1o A••tO'I•
SI 1 1 Oe"tand Bl•1ne Oe111>enoettr n
C Nortn C 11rci11no I 8 Pt1111<1elof'l1a Alie,.
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t UC l ..,._.,,,.-, M ooireal Jim ~lvn1"1 "
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1C11rr1to\ Coll I 11 C"t11ca11D C.ut>\ Jlori
Ewart lb 01 t(frrolo\ Cult 1. ll. M Ml'
\Ot• OewavN' Co1tmon o (( naltfv Coll 1
14 At1an111 OoOO JOIVl\On ,1 1 Tr~tll. I~
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nuo111u
16 New vork M"''· <..era10 Neol\'n P
1S.cr1mt'nlO ((I " Mll>Nau~ef' JOM
W1tOfr p I Wolters ~14111! CC ftonn I ti
C1nc1nnah Jt11fev F our,,ev ot t Ftorrdo
Atlantic 1 19. Cleveiona Jn11n W()()(lwera ot
Santf' Fe CC Fte I 'O HOU\ ton C.ovrim
Joclo.\on. ot •Et Camino JCI
11 Cal•loroio, C.arv Noll• \\ IL<1mor I
22. Son 01euo lMv Farvn•orz. P <S.,rra
mf'nto CC.I 23, lt6n\e \ Cllv Tood AO\\ JD u (Sh11\lil JCI 1• Lo\ Anoet8\ (1111 Co•
o 10e1Calo Go JC t J.S, Tuu. 01rron
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11 Bo\lon W1t11om ,.,..,., ••
10Ul't'n\OOrouoh NV ((I 28 Sa11 I r1111
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)J Oaklano t..enn4lt" '>eoree. o • 8revaro cc Fta I l•. PMoOt!IOllla Sleonen
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IUCLAI 36 Montreal Scott Aven o INe ..
Ori.an\l
37 Bett1mor• M•Chd~I B11tmtver 1
tNortl1 Ca•O'"'O St 1 .18 Cti1c11vo Cub\
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•1oner o Sn• •<1men10 C•tv Cot u
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nomat
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"' IC•tru• Coll I •9 Lo\ Anoett'\ Morv1n
Nct .. •on c !San BernarO•no Valle•. J( 'IO
Tt•" Oanot!I Laf\tr· II •C1tru\ (01< I ~I
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co11 N 11
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66 M iiwaukee. StevP Cert•r ut
tHeoer\lown JC Md I
41, Ci.velana Gregorv Brolt'V n
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BoudrH ulf P !Wharton Couotv JC Tt••l11
69 C111lornie Grev Veuo11n ol l~ouernl!n
to CCI 10 KaMat Clfv W1U111m ~er,.,.m <it
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J•lfrev Mar• o IBrevnra CC F111 I 16
Jome\ Hitt o ((hlgole JC Flo I l1
Pt1ll11dt!Oflta, Sttvttn Htlfrl\ n ~F tor Ida JC I
18. Monlre11I, rran• r.v1or of ID IOtKalD
CC.Ge I
19 B1111mon <•torU4! ~eo11er o IT f'"
nenHI. '°· New York Mtl\ JOlllJUI Contrtre\ ol IM1am1 Oeae ~utl'l CC
Fie I II M 1lw.,u•t1 JO\l'Ofl P•IUO.\kt 11>
•Coll ol thf' Canvon\J 81 Cttvelend Jo111"
AoDle\, '' 'M1om1 Dade Cenor ol Cr ri11 I n llO•J\lnn r .m Lien•• ot )ll tMnnrr>Mo
cn11)
14 re•a~ A,roll'Ml<lv N"wmen n1 •Or evnnJ IS.• Oel~lll .,..,.,~ lfttz I• llNJ•~"
H1n\ CC lowei '°lflll Round 86 Tor onto )oe Hotlln\nf'a. lb Cl urlttn
B We1t11ce JC• Al• 1 17, New Voro. v~11•ee\ Terrv C.r1tlin. P tFIOro<la JC'Y H
0 11klt1nO, S•.,-.t'n Wftonlck o fM OOrllllrk
Coll I 89. F>n1lacltlonl1, Bt"\ Minor p
tM.,cto Coll l 90 B111t1mnr" B11rrv C.•·'
Ion o •North td11t10 Coll! t I New Yo•" Met\ Jeorald H1Qt>v 11
IMOO.\IO JCI, 92 Mllwaullte, A.,~,, 8•r• .. 1• o1 cc 1tr <I\ Coll I 93 lloo;\lnn
Sn,.wn l etoott o IC<x.111\t Call 4rl1 l 94
Tt•e. Pout J&!l'"· D 1M1uour11 9S,
Otlrool. Garv Altxandtr 11 IL•n•v IC"
Calli l Mir"' ,_..,._,
96 Tn•Of'IO, Brvct Pow•r\, OI ISilvotn•
coo 1 t J Oe1<1e"d MIChHI Stenloro "
IC.1trv\ COii 1 91 Pf\•laoetofl•• Ernie
A0<1r1Qut11, 10 l \e<r•rntntn CCI t9 Mol
WAUll.ff. OIMI• Kln11 " IRtvtr\lde CCI
100, llou•ton, &award Slle11 c I Petm Burn
JC ,,. ,, 101 Oe1ro11 MIChHI $1lltl n
IMeram11c CC MO I
""""" ltovnd tO) ll)<oMo. Oevld 1'.'telte, o tM1a1n1
Oedt Nortfl CC Fla I 103 M11w11u•"'
Jeflrt11 Smotll. o tC1tvtl1111d !>t CC Trnn I
104, 0.1roo1 Tl'IOmas Power•. o ITrllon JC
1111
Lot AMtmltoi
MOHO.Y'S llllSULTI
11"11 .. tl·llittlf Qlll~tf -tlM) ,.,.ST ltll(I .00 varOl
Cnkaoo llltO IGartt•I ll 00 I 40 UO
OutePOCt..•1 (Mv~•I )1 to 10 IO
Ala tlOAI lllufl l I 40
l lmt 1035 U &XA(TA t 10 11 HIO V 1 I 00
SECOND •ACI. 3SO verds
l H•em S1andll'IO IC rgrt 10 20
Ature Coov (Trea\urel
t•e T,,. Vt'• 1C.11rtl1)
Time 11 ...
12 EXACTA tl U P•O V 1.0
THIRD •Ac• J!>O v•rd•
Pam' E w Aovll• tCra1 I • 00
Carol\ (herg•r IM1ulleldl
!>COOP\ QI !>llv11r tOldertckltnl
Time II 70
FOURTH RACE J~ vMO'
Otl 80bb•t' o,, <Broo'o t• 20
Ima Soll 10111 II tC.e~Clel
P•t•v\ Fren I M•l<hf'lll
610 00 160 ~00 HO
u o 420
1380 900 11 40
uo 00
1110 610' .. o
Tome 1l Y9 \1EXACTA 1 1~I 1>111d \14410
l'IFTH RACE. 810 vards
Boronut tBroou 1 1910
Tt•H V1•1no IMolfotl()I
Milo rnunotr <D•denck \41nl f.me 4S 96
1010 HO
900 540
380
u EXACT A ' ]I oa a '11160
SIXTH RACE. JSO vAflh ~oort1no Bia !Brook\) 19 10
Commenter• IMo•cnelll
Hem1><n1<1' l(rt11ut1 I
Time 1•00
910 360
HO 2 00 HO
U EXACTA t1 I i Pll•d \ 10. JO
~EVENTH AACE. JSO varO\
AOOllO Johll tl ackevl I •O
C.or>e Ana C.ot F'oncv ((1Qri
Stw Pan tMo~l•etOl
Time 18 03
$2 EXACTA 16 71 011•0 \11 00
EIGHTH ltACE. lSO varO\
BCA 1<111ohelr I Peutloel a 60
Hlllt1 fru Att>el IMv~O
~mura1 Wafl•Ot I Arrn\trOnOI
r ime 11 69
• 00 HO J10 HO 370
'1 EXACT4 ll \I 01110 llOl 90
U PICK SIX 11 7 I 2·6 11 oa1a \7,J14 00
to 20 w1nn1nQ htll~t> llove hO•l9'1 Car
rvo11er \97 •88 81
NINTH AACE JSO v«t•d\
A eat Sun F Iv f T reuurt ) •O
Aoc•inonaroff tCa•coot 180 7 '° S40 UO
Jem•t' Dev L •t1'~vl
Tome 11 99
\2 E)(ACTA 19 IJ oaoo \1910
At•en~ 1.f~6 :
Franch Open
l •t Parhl
TODAY'S AESULTS
Women'' Quert8f'finel SlntlH
810
C "''' F vf'rt Llovd"' (U S I det T trrv
Ptlt1IP\ IU SI 6·4 6·9
MONDA Y'S RESULTS
Women'• Ouat1ffflnal Slfttla\
C.•euO•o Kohdf' 1"11\rn IWett C,erme!!Vl oe• Hana Mano110.ov11 1C1etl'I0\10vak101
6 ~ 6 4 M11r11ne N11vr1tol0va IU S I O.I
M""" Ceccn1n1 t1111lvl 6·1 6·7
Men's F our111 R Olll'ld S"'-s
Stelan Edbl'ro !Sweden) Anders Jorrva.
b J 6 I 6 4 6·1 J1mmv Connor\ IU SI
Clef Fran<nco Canctlloth llll•v), 3·6 6·0
6 • 6 1 Ivan Lendt CCte< hOslovak•e I oef Aaron llr.cll.\teon IU SI 6' 6 1 6-0
Mar"" Jo•tt o Argenllne I oe! 11••nr Gvn
tr>art'.11 \w111erleno1 6· 1 6 ' 6 l
USFL
WESTERN CONFERENCE
W L T Pct PF
< Oak ~ 11 t 161 J81
Dr•t• '~ ~ 0 b&I JU
HOu\•n q ~ ~ 600 461
Ar 101'11 6 9 0 •00 299
PM!lllml 4 11 0 J61 111
LA Eu1rtu J 17 0 700 719
San Anton.o l 11 0 100 113
EASTERN CONFERE NCE
' 8 1mnvnrn. 11 • 0 133 39'
Ne .. Je•\I'~ 10 S O 661 JS? r arT'oa Ba~ 9 6 o 600 lSJ
Batt1mort 8 I 541 191
JllC ... \OnV1li1' 8 0 SJ) )41
Mt1mon1, 8 1 O Sll J II \\ Or111nao 4 11 0 '61 1M
~ , cilnCMll oievolf oer1t1
MoncstV'l S<ort
B1tm1nohem 29 Houston 11
FrldllV'l Game
D•••~ao et M•mDfll\
Saturdev's Gamet Bolt1morf' 111 B1rm1110Mm
T11moo Bev ar Port1<1M
Surldav'\ G1me•
Exorau 111 \111 Anl<)n•o
Hou\ton •' ()'""'' °*"'•"O 111 Ar.zone Mand.IV'• Game
J•Clo,\O~v•tl• 41t Nt1w Jerw-v
NBA J'tnoffs
CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
(Be\1-of·S.Vtn)
CM"e t Bo•ton IAI L••tt• 114
Corne 1 -Lahn 10t BO\IOn 102
PA
?91
J 11
370
136
3'0 181
)47
769
lOS
343
n6
J34 m
391
Carne I u lreu 136 Boston 1t1
tt oiler, ll'lld \l'rle\ 1 II
WtdM\deY'l G1me
Bn•ton •' L•k•n <Cn•rino1 1 •• 6 om I ,rldllv'' Oame
811\IOn et LAllltf\ IChilnlll!I 1 ot ' D m I
sunoav•, Geme, If M<Wtrv
Laun •' So••on tC.hanntl 1 et 11 am 1
Tv••Clev, J11ne II, If M<tnarv
U lltf\ ot BO\l(lfl I( r111nnt l 7 "'' ~ nm I Alt llm•\ POT
Mondev'' tramae1tan'
BASl&ALI. Amaflcall .... _
ANGELS Slon.<f ~levt R008'•· 01IC11er
10 • minor laa11"41 c.ontr ac1 wllh Eclfnonton
ol thf Pec111c Coa\I Leaou.
N(W YOlllK VANKr ~Klllltd Miki
Arm,1rono olttller. from COlumovt of tilt
lnltrnall<)nal I Hove Ol>llOl'laO Oon C-•.
IOClltt IO ( olumbu\
NdeMIL.Mwe
ATLANTA BRAV[S-Pl.c:ld Paac:ual
Peter. Of!<t1tr Oii Ille " d1v Ollebled ""
Called uo Devi Sell'*' oltchaf, ''°"' AIGhmond 01 Ille lrilflrnfllo"•' l .. ilua n LOUI~ C AltOINALS--IJl~tO o.rta41
POrler. c •tellar on Ille I\ <l*Y ~~tllJINJlit
C•llflf •JD llendv Hvl'lt cetcnir' lrorn
l OUl\VI~. of Iha A~~.n AUOC:l8110n
"00T9ALL UllltM $119" , ..... L.11.ttiUe
lO' AN~tLES EXPlt U -Welva3 Al• land• Smith ,,.,.,,
~"'"' r.uoty isn Sf1tn pt)ft B<t•<:h CA 92660 A1ndQtl Circle rount111n v 11 Go"11<1erat1on otll•r u11n
ford 1,...,, 11 CA 1121111 Tiiis bu'1neu 11 co11 ley. C111forn11 92709 wNltn« or not auc;11 bldder1----------Jen l•edl9y. 2H9 E Ttllt 11ate<Mnt ...., filed TIMI lollowin1! 1*110f'11 tt• cNC1ed by • Ol'f*'ll Pin·
Tl'lo\ !)"'"""'" 11 con ducted by en lf\d1v1du-tl fhll but•ne11 " con may be the IOwMI blddef or 111\.IBUC NOT1C£ EIOtn •C COlll MMA CA Wlll'I IN County Clerk of Or· CSOlng ~ n.-neuntp
84~·91~0
du<.tfll<I o~ ,,. naov d•Jal Dotnnot Signora111 ductlld Dy "vtblnd 111<1 ""''• llWI 10W9S1 r~tibll bid-• 112827 t"04I CQ\inty on May 1, 19" C'1 SPRAY ,AIH'TIHQ Tom" St~
c;,1\ar r, ,,1 !his •l•tarNlflt wu llNld I M2-.Cvr1>• Le!td let. ~ntiout IUIMH Janet W POiand, 2824 '11PA tU&I ~Y. lrvlne. Cali 1.
........ T ..... ..-...... "'-pl N-..... _ .. c.. Pubfl&.._,, Oran1ge C"""'"' , ....... 92714 fllft ... ~, -hied Ttio\ '' •'""'"n' ... ~~ "'"'° I '"'th !Pie Count'( Clerk of Or Tllot sttt..,..f'nt wu toled l Oiied May 23 1985 .. -.. ',._...' ""'" 11 ·-,..~ • .....,"• " 0 p .. ,... '· ":$ ""' W1111 1119 County C*1c Of Of
Wllll "" (.n11nty c.i ... ~ nl Or 111\Qll C.ounly on Aprtl 25.1W11h1!\tl Counly' ci..r~ ol °' Neller c. 1.ac.:r· ctt, Tiie lollowlng 1)9fl0fltl .,. "'&84 p 0 eo, 3012 New ally Hot Mty , I 21. ~ • TOl'TI R St~. 28872 •noe County on M•t8. 11185
•ng.> t "'"'t '" llA11y' 1118~ 108~ onoe Covr'lly '>"May 8. 1986 Cteftl of tN Cltr 1Ntfte1 dQlng butlrlftl ti pon S..Ch CA 112M3 June• 10&~ Vitti l.adart. laguna ,.,_1 llf7SS20 I '274111 , ,ttlat ly ..,.._. ,...,....., DetMltY 8ATOAI. '700 w PICI"' Btrt>•r• J Nor111, H50 ! f..a37 NIQVtl CA 9'877 •
Publ• ,t..,. l"!r11ro1~" '(.r1••1 Putlh•lled 0••1'199 Coa't I Put>'""~ Orarioa Co.ti Put>lltNd Otange Coeat CoMtJiwy N9WPOfl Batlefl. EkflJt. •I. Cotti Mala. CA•----------Pul')lt$fl;lld Of-no-eo.t °""" Pol t llAllr 14 /I 111 1011111 Pilot llAey 14 11 ... Oaoly Jl1IOI Mlly 14 21 211 Diiiy Piiot May 29 ~ •. CA t2M3 ,,,,., l'UlllC NOnct: Ectwon c Laird 91180 Olllfy ,.,,01 May ,, " n u..,.. 4 1~110, 1,'""' 4 1ou J,,,.,. • tM'I tte5 'aul JOhn Monly toot Th11 l>vtlneu ta con· Rindge Cira.. 'OUJIU'" v.i. JuM • 1118!1 I ,--f g,11 T 83' T Ull WT 134 Ollve Av• ~un11ngton lad by e ~al part• l'tCTfTlOUa ...... tev. Clllilomta 11701 l all , I 1 haGll CA 11'848 ~,,, NAMI ITAlt•WT' rt111 bu1lnft1 f• con
,ACtFtC VtEW
_..OlltlAl ,AAK
c.m.ttry • Mortuary
Cll•P.' • Cromaiory 3500 Pac1nl \/~ Drive
Nltwport 8HCh
&U-2100
,,
. _ __....,
____ J.~ ____ _,_..,_ ____ v __ --~ ~---..... ~; ,
( I
Coast
.,ORSCAITI ONA2
lervlftg NewpOrt IMoh, Cotti ..... , Hun.ting ton leech, lrvlne, Laguna leach, Fountlin Yllley and louth Orenge Ceunty
ree women attac e ' -.
e
ID
l
Oastram a
Suspect sought for robberies, 2 rapes
in three sepa rate county incidents
By TEVE MARBLE man appc.ired to be tn his mid-to
0tt1MDa1tyNM llMf late-20s
A man who apparent!) raped and Ir. mr \gt Otck Bowman said the
. .
The Lions Club reeled in
more than $172,000 at Its
40th annual Fish Fry over
the weekend./ A3
robbed two women and auacked a first att.ack occured Jn Irvine at about
third dunng a four-hour rampage 2 15 p.m. out!>1de a Flagstone apart-
M o n da 1 1 \Q.._u .. &h .... 1':--"1od'°"'a".l)'-"br..i:)-~m.;.,:e'-=n~t :'."'.w~he,:.r~e~t h~c::-r.m,:,:a~n=-"cc=:o::--n;,,..fr.;.._o,,.,n.:..:te;.:d_;_a ___ :.__-.!
police rom ( os1a Mesa. Irvine and woman returning lrom the pool Coast residents give their
opinions of President Re-
agan's tax reform
proposal./ A3
1Califomla
Lottery commissioners
award the first ticket con-
tract and describe two
"instant" games./ A4
Solar power tax shelter
scam costs national
treasury $78 million./ A4
Nation
Supreme Court gives its
blessing to silence as
long as Its not called
"prayer."/ A4
Four suspects are In
custody in ·'the biggest
spy operation since the
Rosenbe~gs. ''I AS
Doctors say mechanical
heart recipient Murray
Haydon has suffered a
stroke./A4
World
Prime Minister Raj iv
Gandhi says Union'
Carbide's compensation
offer for Bhopal disaster
Is "still too low." I A4
Police destroy a bomb
near the Syrian Embassy
In London./ A4
Sports
Three area baseball
standouts are selected in
the major league free
agent draft./81
The Dodgers rally for a
win, and the Angels blow
atead./81
Entertainment
The Gershwin score is the
saving grace of the revival
of the 1930 musical "Girl
Crazy" at Sebastian's
West./83
INDEX
Bridge
Bulletin Board
Classified
Comics
Crossword
Oealh Notices
Horoscope
Ann Landers
Opinion
Play Review
Police Log
Public Notices
Sports
Television
The_aters
weather
B4
A3
BS-8
B4
B7
B8
B6
B3
A6
83
A3
88
B 1-2, 8
84
A7
A2
A room with a view
Two eqalrrel• u.e a tall buah for a .cenlc
"riew of Upper Newport Bay, poulbly
admirin& the approach of summer or
&ettiDI a •tart OD their tal'l.
PSAseeks 12 more flights
with new, quiet jet liners
By JEFF ADLER
Of 1"9 Deify "'-i llalt
Paulic ')outhwl'\I .\1rl1m·., ha\ .1p-
phed to Orange Count)' 011ic.'1a1 .. fo r
pe rmission 10 fl) 12 add111onal f11ghl\
fro m John Wa)nl· ·\irron u\tng 11\
qu1l·t nc" 1e1hnl·r ..\ntl al lea<.t onl'
<.·ounty supervisor .., up'it't bccau!>c
1he move could 1ncrea\t' lht: numhcr
of daily JCI Otghts at John Wa\ nt•
A1 rpon from SS 10 tl 7
fhc San Diego-based airline ap-
plied forthccxtra 01gh1 " Frida}. but 11
will be several more month~ tklorc a
review of the application. 1nclud1ng
add11ional "iuntl tl'"'' l.ln tx-l.llm-'
ple1cd
P~ \ applied lor the add1111111al
tl1gh1' undt•r prm 1\11111' o t 1hc rl'll'nl-
1) apprO\l'tl a1rlllll' .It'll'\\ rlan wh 1rh
C\l'mpl!> rnmmanal )l'1S from lhl·
regulated 55-flight <.e1hng 11 thl'' l an
\ucre'l\full~ 1akr off from tht' a1rror1
at no1'iC le' d\ hclow !16 dec1tx+•
Supern snr\ appro' cd the-aet-C.-S'I
plan and 11\ !<6-dcnhcl bamt·r '-"Ith
the tntcnt1on ofma1n1am1ngumtrol\
on -the numl:)(:r of t11ght\. Roard
members had been adv1<,t•d that no
plane flying wao; capahk of quail!\ 1nll
lor l'\l'mpl t11ght'
\tncc P\\',h1gh \\lllLL lllO-p.1"'11
gl·r Ii \c-1 ~fl tx·1U1n lh 1ng lr11m l11h11 .
V. ,I\. nt• to I h,· \.HI f I rllh l\U l ll.1 \ \I l .. I
thl· fl'thm·1 t1111\i\l~·nt l\ h.1, lln" n
tx·m·ath lhl· KtHkt 1lwl ( ,·t1111g l'\l l'PI
llfl llnt' Clf \\\II llU',l\11111\ C1l11l 1.1I-,
'aid \1rp11rt 11111,t· ,1h.1ll'flll'lll "'
lit.al\ hchl'\l' 11 "111 l .l\lh qu.tl1l\ 1111
nempr-tl1ght ,1.1111'
Hown c-r 'IUpt'n 1c;nro; m11o;t ar
proH· tht• adJ11111n.1I llitihl' .ind .11
lea\t one hoard nwmb\:r (. ha1rm.1n
Thoma' Rill'\ ... n·1 harr' "ith thl'
\lllWl1011
·· T "l'h r I' .1 ntJ1, ul11u\ numl'\\01 11n
(Plea•e •ee PSA/ A2)
Will oldies s ·till !Je goodies?
Antique cjar buffs rev up horseless carriages
for Gre~t Race from Los Angeles to New York
I krc 1\ 811} Halliday 1hc Ncwpo11
itc'ttC'h tu1 bhd u ht"r-. rorttlden n 1
whl'lhl•r he should "l10Ck coshmcre
hnthrn~\ for the man who hn'I
rHr) 1hrng..
·Kind of hot. I'd think .. he muw'
rolling lht• mlll<'nnl hctwecn ht'
linger'>
I !ere " 011l I lnll1dov thl." antique car
hufl . l"\pl::11n1ng -the d) nnmtt'' of
r111r"ngo IQ29( ht'"Y Rond'ilcrdo~n
tht· n1111e1n\ honc·11 ling !luck ro:sch
lrorn I o\ "~ark' to cw Yori.. c 11)
'II 11 hrrak\down rt hrt•Jl'tdown ·
lw 'J"' mattrr of-lat 11\ ·or rnur-.c 11
,htmldn't ..
~ I'
. .
llnlhday. owner ol J-tnll1daf \ Trn-
d111omrK toth1n1 of Newpeft-Bt"IK"h.
has been JU1&hna busmc">'i and pla}' 1n
1hc months lcadtn& up to the (ircnt
.\men an ( 11r Ra r. a crm•"l<oun1ry
contest wtth a first -place purS<' ol
$100.000
The race. open only to ownct""'l ol
nutO\ made heforc 111'7. llcg1n\ Jun<'
24 tn lJn1vcN1I C 11~ 11nd end' Jul) 4
.. n New York <it > Thcrt· a rc 10
'l'hedukd ovl·rn1¥hl \IUP' tn ~·
t~t·cn
ttalhdn) l' hcing \fXln'IC>rt•d b~ thl'
Oransr < oa\t f>;ul) Ptlot Jo~·
"-fart~ c hr\'mlM nmhn~ll
. '
•
B1nm ular\ . .\ .\·\ RO\h &. Paint and
Lonmar Inc \\)mh produt'CS "l>al-
la .. and other 1dc' 1'i1on \ho~' and
llmnbutt'\ 1hr J.lnl' f onllJ ~orko\St
'1dco tape\.
r c~ SmLlh, a spokc)ma.nJor the
T c"a'-hased met orpn11rn. \1:11d the
race 1s full of ix·opk file 1 lalhdu~ "ho
,ha ve a common afTcct1on for old car!>
and an old-fosh1onr d 5('0\C of ad' l'n-
turr
""'ho.le to"' ns {lo~ down to~~ 1hl'
roc:c .,..hcthcr 1f the: mtddlr oftht" da\
or n1~ht." \:ltd ma.tJi
·c mcxl old. t'\Olt\' Ncclllc'I I\ \how
1ni th~· fon) ( urm mo"1C' {"ThC'
< 1rc1u R:u.'t") 10 worm m c1111cn\ u!'\
for the r cc. • C\mtth 1d •• .\nd .,..\'·re
not r'cn \topp1n1 th,·tt" · Tnr nm.• m.iuaur.ilt'il 1n IQ~'
when 11 onl) went as fa1 1·.1 .. 1 ,i,
I nd1a11Jpoh' 1~ bJwd nlht·11 q•n
loo"Ch. on the "'(1rr.11 R.tr" of l<xtS
"htt h wa\ 'l'IOO\nrcd h\ th1· 'le"
\ o rf.. TinH~' t "l'nt lr1lm -..i,·"· 't m-k
< 11' lo Pa11'
"I 1h1nf.. thl· winner d iJ 11 in \IA
month~ or \o · 'im11h ~1<l I he ra,c:
\\COi out ol \U~UC ~u1d.I) ..
ThC' prc\{'OI t·1h11nn ut thc-ralc ha\
l.lf''Cd mul h tx·11n I ht'f\' "''II he more
than 1110 c:n1r.int' th1' \(";lt 1ndud1nJ
IWO from l nil.ind 'I' IOJ 'lpon\O"'
thc oppo11un11, f\1 bill lhc contc'1 a' .-n tnlcrnation.11 l'\.t'nt
The race ''a hknd 11l 1ni,·n111h'nnJ
JX.'ntstenn• and tJf..l'' on at am1' al n1r
n" 11 mO\C'\ li f..c "'°'<'\Mt ot rnllina
.auto mu~um .u ri1" 1h1 , n11n1r,• \n roatt" .if\" """11·,l l\\ n.1, 1~JIM~
Tu'illn. "The gu) \.ame up behind her and
Police 1n the thrcr c.1Ue!i \aid the demanded mone~ ·· Bowman said
man took mone) from each of his ··~he ga'e him SW Then he de-
"1ct1m-; and stole a blalk Dat!>un manded the. keH IO her car which she
pickup truck from one of the women gave to him .. ·
The att.ackcr. la'il ~en 1n Cmto Bowman \did the attatker forned
Me!Wl dnv1ng the black pickup. wa!I the "Oman into a hedroom and raped
described in each case as be.mg tall her
black and slender w11h shon dark L l''>'> than an hour later. a man
hair The women told officers the (Pleaae eee RAPE/A2)
'
Beer-to-minors
crackdown nets
7 Valley arrests
Undercover police
use 18-year-old
to trip up violators
By ROBERT BARKER
Of tlM 0...-, ,_ .....
Sc' en people have been arrested 1 n
a Fountain Val1~1 Pohcc Depanmen1
undercover opcra11on aimed at un-
lawful sales of alcoholic he' erage-; to
minors. 1t "as d1 scl0St:d toda'
.\lleged onenc.kr\ 1ndudl· l'lll
plll\l'l'\ at t"u \urt:rmar~cl\ ·~~· liquor r ,<;tort'\ and J dru11 \lull'
acu1rdinl to l t R1,hJrJ l>J,,·np1111
"'ho head'> the ongoing,'"' est1gat1on
.\n out-of-to"'n 18-~ear-old boy
"'a' used b~ pohu.· to \elect six pack'i
ut beer at thl' \torc:s and take them to
the checkout \land for purchase. Hts
1drntifica11on clear!\ sho"ed that he
"ouldn ·1 he 2 l 'ears old -the legal
Jnnking age in < allforma -until
19!<8 DaH·npon ..aid
It the derk' .-.old the lx'er to the
\lluth j>olicc ntT1cel"'\ obsen1ng the
1ran.-.ac11on' "ould arre'it them on the
'>POI tor \ wlat1on of state laws,
anordtng 1t1 l>a"''npon
'\oml· 111 thl•m "'ould g1ggk .tnJ
,df 1l l•' him · l>,1, ,·np11rt ..aid
Hut 11 ,Jft'' l"mpfcl\Ct"S l hn ~t·d
(Please eee BEER/ A2)
Two of septuplets
listed as critical
with lung disease
By the Auodated Prus
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. MARBLE
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ACLU asks .
stiff er fines
forjail'sjam
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A2 Orang9 Co .. 1 DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, June 4, 19!6
Bankrupt Irvine developer
faces embezzling charges
I w (~fHrR
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Real June weather standing up
A high ptetture er .. on the Southern Calllornla cout can take credit for the fair tnd w1tmet wutl'let expected dUrlng the
n.x1 few daya, lorecut•• Mid.
8y 8TEV£ MARBLE °' .. .._ .........
Bankrupt developer Gerald
Goeden of Irvine mui.t appear in
coun June 17 to l)~c charges he
embeule<l mon&a&c payments from
homeowners in Laguna Niguel and
bribed a banldna official.
Goeden. 44, the former president
of Irvine-based Goeden Co .. and h1J
wife, Betty Jo Goeden. surrendered to
authorities April 19 in Central Mu·
nicipal Court 1n Santa Ana where they
pleaded not guilty to the charges.
They a~ charged with .20 criminal
counts stemming from the devt'lop-
ment firm's operations 1n Laguna
Niguel, San Juan Capistrano and
Ora nae.
Goeden faces 11 counts of grand
then. three counts of construction
fund theft. and a single count each of
makinJ. a false financial statement
and bnbang a banking official.
Goeden and his wife also are
charged with wnt1ng $440,000 \.\Orth
of bad checks to a commod1t11~s
broker.
.h is estimated that Goeden lost
about SJ million playing the com-
modities market.
Homeowners m Crown Roya le.· a
Goeden Co. development. protested
and eventually sued the Irvine firm 1n
1982. Residents claimed they mailed
monpae checks to Goeden. but that
Gerald Goeden
the pa) men ts were nc:"er lorwnrdfd
to the banks
Some homeowners said the) were
forced in to foreclosure. More than a
dozen of 1he homeo"' ners have filed
lawsuits against the dt\l.'lopment
firm.
The company also was at the center
of a protest 1n Corona del Mar where
the firm awned a large apartment
Betty Jo Goeden
compleA that was being converted
into luxul) apanments.
Residents da1med their rents were
doubled and tnpled but that the
promised "luxury touches" at the
complex were never made and that
some constructon was left half.
completed.
Th.e Goeden Co. filed for
bankruptcy in early 198_4_. __
In LOI A~. the "*cury ~II ,, .. Wednee<Say 10 a high
,,.., 82 aft., morning d0ud1 c!Mr away, the NaOonal WNther
Service eald. Hight of 82 10 98 were forecQt lor the vali.yt. At
the cout, hlQha of 72 to 78 were for.caat. while mounta.ln reeort1
wlll reach 65 to 73 degr ... aftef' overnight low1 of 42 10 52. Along the Orange Cout It will be mo1t1y clear Wednesday
bYt eome low ctoudl n~t and morning houri along the coalt. Warmer daye. Lowe ton ht 6" to 63. Hight Wednetday 72 to 76
al beachee and 82 to 88 !'\land vallt)'t.
From Point Conception to the Mexican Border and out 60
mllu -Inner water1: Light vartable wind• tonlghl and Wednesday morning becoming weit to southweat 10to·16 knots Wednesday 1fternoon. Wind wavea 1 to 2 feet.
Tempe
Calif. Tempe
High IOw 10< 24 noura end•nQ et S • m
Btli•••....S 1~ 59 e...... 69 s•
Freeno 11 90 lltN:Ut., 11 . eo
toe AnQelM 73 eo
0 911 lend 68 80 PNO~ 80 52
Aeo &1u11 92 es
~City 11 11
Sec:r-lo 113 51 Sa~nat 66 57 Sen~ 68 63 S•n ,,anc:•aco e2 se
Stnll 8erba11 11 !>O s1oc~1on ee s 1
HIQl'I, IOw IO• 2• 11.0vrt t<lll•no ·~ 5 P"" Berstow eo 52
Btll!OP 7 6 • 1
Blyllla 85 62
C11111ne 70 57 long e..cn 70 U
MonrOYIA T' 511 Mont•ey 6• 52 M!W~ ---~ Newport 8Hcll 6 7 S9
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HIGHER PENALTIES FOR JAIL JAM? ••• P11a<1en1 1J S3
Rl-lkle 13 ~6
5.,. Berna1d1no 611 S7
Moon ,, ... 1001)' ., 10 IS pm Mii
W.cl.....Uly II 6 53 a m llld ""' 1qa1n al 11 IOp m
P'romAl
The ACLU requested that a hear.
in& be scheduled as a followup to one
held · March 18 when Shen IT Brad
Gates and count) supervisors were
found in criminal contempt for not
complying with the federal Judge's
orders to improve cond1t1ons at the
jail.
County officials are planning to
add 125 extra beds b) installing tnple
bunks in the main Jail. But Herman
said such a soluuon "is nothing but
warehousing ofbod1es 1n a concentra-
tion camp manner. without the
slightest regard for minimum s.tan-
dards of human decency ...
According to Herman. Judge
Gray's orders allow extra beds only as
a temporary solution .•
While the Jail was built to accom-
modate 1.191 inmates the Jail popu-
lation has been as high as 1.931 with
up to 435 inmates without beds
Already, the count\ is being hat
"ttli fines ofS I 0 a da) (or each inmate
who goes without a bed for 24 hours.
The fines went an to etTect May 17. but
payments have yet to be made.
The county Board of uperv1sors
will meet Wednesday to consider
Sheriff Gates's request to add more
than 100 people to has department.
Gates is also asking for supervisors
to increase the department's budget
by more' than $4 mil hon to cover the
costs of moving inmates from the
mamjail in Santa Ana to other count)
faci Ii ties.
On Ma) 27, 100 Jail inmates were
moved 10 the Theo Lacy minimum-
sccunty Jail facilit y 1n Orange and 76
were moved from Theo Lacy to the
James Musick Honor Farm near Lake
Forest
Pair deny charges
A father and son. officers of a Costa
Mesa company. have pleaded inno-
cent to charges that they sold 1nfenor
steel 10 the U.S. Department of
Defense. -
Donald R. B1galkt. 53, of Garden
Grove and his son Timothy R.
Bigalke, 30. of Newport Beach
entered their plea Monday.
Petc;!ty let• night and morning tow
ttoucla eiOtlg the COUI 01_.,.... ltt<
end •ermer. Hight lrl the IOw 70. eiOn9
11'9 ~ encl~ TO. eM llOs
lnlend ~ ~to 13
San Gtt><i.4 1l 55 SenJoM 11 •9
S...tl Ane 70 51
Senti Cruz Ill •9
TelloeVelley 6• 36
UC l f asters short of goal
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of _D..,.l'tlo4 1WI
With the spring term coming to a
close. UC Irvine's African famine
fighters say they haven't reached their
goal ofSI0,000 per month in pledges
from the campus community.
have been fasting pubhcl> for 1·o~ay
stints since May 7. Van Vu&t himself
and Julie Justus. president of the
Associated Students of UCI. were
among the first fasters. He said fasung
for more than I 0 days could Jeop-
ardize a student's health.
UCI students are be!Jlg ask to
pledge SI per month until the hunger
crisis has ended.
uled June I 5.
i\bout t"'o "'eeks ago. Van Vug1
challenged UCI faculty members to
match the,.en1hus1asm of students and
non-teacUing employees an pledging
monthly donations for ;\fncan fam-
ine relief.
"The faculty response has staned
coming in. but 11's very slow ... he said
Monday.
PSA SEEKING 12 MORE FLIGHTS ...
Graduate student Johannes Van
Vugt. leader of the fu nd drive. said
Monday that $8,000 in pledges had
been raised. and a founh group of
students had begun fasting to call
attention to hunger problems in
Africa.
Orpniz.crs are hoping to raise the
remaining dollars before UC l's sum-
mer break. This is the last week of
spring classes. with final exam!>
beginning next week. UCI com·
mencement ceremonies are sched-
But 'he said a number of youth
gr~up on and otTcampus have made
don ions to the relief effort.
P'romAl
the surface," Riley said today. "If I'm
correct. this as no slam dunk (on the
airline's wanning approval of the
extra flights)."
"I don't want to see 11 (the extra
flights) happen until "'e get things
with the a1rpon all ironed out...wath
all the lawsuits and other things."
Riley said.
The board chairman. whose dis-
trict includes the airport and nearb:r
Newport Beach, added that he was
disappointed w11h the airline for the
timing of its appltcauon.
Riley also has cons1'1tentl~ has
maintained that supervisors made a
com mitment to Newport Beach resi-
dents who oppose airport eApans1on
to hold fl1gh1 le,ds at John Wayne
Airport 10 the 55-flight lid the board
adopted
PS.\ first announced lt'I intenuon
to St"ek extra flights Apnl 11 after the
Jetliner flew its Februaf) test flight'>
w11 h such stunning quietness that
unlimited number offl1ghts appeared
well within the airline's reach.
PSA. the airport's second-largest
earner. 1s alloted nine daily f11ghts.
mostl} to Ba} .\rca de<,t1na11ons. It 1s
believed that any e'empt flight!. the
airline wins also would be fl own to
Bav Area airports.
the B;\e-146. manufactured b\
Qnt1sh Aerospace. ft1es so quietly tha·t
11 makes no more noise on takeotT
than most pri vate and commuter
airport
During 11s February test senes. the
Jet registered 82.5. 83.8 and 84.9
decibels on various airport noise
monjtors off the end of the main
runway. A reductton of one decibel is
com parable to a tenfold reduction an
sound energ}. according to a1rpon
noise abatement officer Chris Ed·
wards
Van Vugt said groups of students
an Vugt said UCl's Kappa Sigma
fraternity recently held a part~ to raise
funds to fight hun~er.
RAPE, ROBBERY RAMPAGE IN COUNTY ...
From Al
matching the descnpt1on attacked a
woman at the front door of her
Walnut A venue apartment m Tustin,
1nvest1ptors said.
Tustin police said the man de-
manded money and then sexually
assaulted the woman for nearly an
hour. No getaway car was seen.
At about 5:30 p.m .. a 28-year-old
Costa Mesa woman said a tall black
man wearing cowboy boots came to
the front door of her Bay Street
apanment and asked for paper and a
pen to leave a note for a neighbor.
The woman told police the man
forced has wa y inside. robbed her and
threatened her with a steak knife he
grabbed from the kitchen.
[nvestigators said the assailant
took the woman 10 a bedroom.
ordered her to disrobe but discon-
tinued the attack when the telephone
rang. Poltce said the man grabbed a
knife. put 11 to the woman's throat
and demanded that she sa) nothing
about the attack.
\\hen the "oman got otTthe phone.
the man ordered her 10 return to the
bedroom and undress. But before
an) thing could happen, the woman
looked out the window and ~aw her
husband rC'tum1ng. poltcc said.
OLDCARSREVUPFOR 'GREAT RACE' .•. BEER SALES .••
The man ordered the woman into a
closet. threatened to ktll her and ran
out the front door. nearly crossing
paths with the woman's husband.
'c. From Al
the nation 1n a 1936 Ford convertible.
"Last year. we didn't know what we
were doin~. We were pretty lost out
there." said Beaumont, owner of a
truck business tn Buena Park "We
learned as we went along ..
Beaumont said he and his wife
didn't pick up a stopwatch (an ell-
1mportant piece of hardware on an}
car rally) until the day before the race.
"I suspect we'll do better 1h1s ~ear ..
he said.
Dnvmg has 1931 Pontiac Coupe
w11l be Costa Mesa re~1dent (ah in
Woolsey, who 1s being sponsored b)
Gary Gary. owner of Orange Coast
Jeep/Renault in Co~ta Mesa
Navigaung for Woolse} will be
Thomas M Kucera. who ha'i l Cl ' ears
of road rall y nav1ga11ng c\pencncr
One dec1-;1on all entrant\ mu'it
come to termc; "'"h '' sparl' pan~
"'You take n ·cn thing \OU l an l arr)
and then pra} ."\aid H:m < r.inddl. Jn
Irvine architect. who hope' w he
compet1t1-.c 1n h" rc\tor~·d t 1n'i F-nrd
Cabnolet
"It's the httl<' th1ngr, that kill )OU ...
Crandell ~aid .. fhc IHVC thing.'
always ~eem to hreak ..
For the most part LOmfort 1s thl'
last conr,1dC'ra11on
\11 ke Lmlc an hi Toro bu<oanesi;,
owner. "''II be dnv1ng .i IQI 1
Cadillac. a tnunng model thal ""'" hhe to be dm en w11hout 1tr, top
"It's a c.on \crublc but "'hen \Ou
Just Call
642-6086
Delly Piiot
Deltvery
teOuerentMd
push the top back. 11 acts like a
parachute and billows up." he ex-
plained.
Little. who drove a 1929 Model A
Ford last year and the )ear before.
said the wear and tear of taking an
antique car acrosc; the count!) is
tremendous.
··You're asking an old car to go
through a great deal. The) \ 1bra1e and
rattle so much that things JUSt start
falling off ... said Little who craded
the head on the Model .\an last )car's
race.
"I look at 11 this way If you don't
break down and you don't get lost.
then you stand a pretty good chance
of being in the monc\ I'd hke to ~1n .
of cou rse. but mo'itl} I'd JUSI hke to
ftn1-.h "
It doe<,n't hurt to hr t rl':lll\l'
Halltda\. tor 1nc;tanlt' "con\ld(.'r·
mg an mtt'r<.om "'tnn 1n hi\ \l'h1dc
OeLauc;l' thl' np and m.ir of wind
inside hie; l•lr make' l'<1n\cr'3t1on
1mpo~s1blc
Last }'car, rnntc~tant<, U'icd an>
number of ln\en11on\ 10 cool otT
radiator~. One dn"er hooked a squ1n
l'>ottlr to the radiator and mounted a
plunger nl'\t to his 'icat .\nother
nrculatcd 1h1.· "'-Jter though a l.lrgc
tank t>oltcd to the \ldl' of his car
E"cn race has 1t<o chJracter I ast
}Car II wa<o Dennis Holland of ( O~ta
\1c"3
Holl.Jnd dro\1.· a 190<1 Bu1d that b"
conserva11 ve esttmates burned I 14 P'romAl The woman told officers she ran
Davenport said local pohce worked out of her apartment in time to see the
with the ABC to develop gu1dchnes man driving away an a black pickup
for the operation. · truck. 1denucal to the vehicle stolt'n
tn Irvine. ·
quans of oil along the race route. identification and refused to sell the
Even though his once-milk white youth beer -as 24 out of 31
coveralls were splattered w11h oil and establishments did -the store will
goo. Holland refused to change receive a notation of commendation
cloth mg until the end of the race when from the state Alcoholic Beverage The trackdown followed com-"It looks hke 1t might be the ~me
gu):· said abwman. who said police
haven't rounOThe st0Tenp1ckup truck
or an} other clues that would lead
them to thC' rapist.
he dove into a hotel pool. Control officials. plaints by city offi cials that Juvenile
For that, he wa~gJven l-M-" pmt of Personncl '8t the -AB(" office in-gatherinp-wtth ttohoi being plcn-
The Race" award Santa Ana said the alleged violations tiful have been considered a "large
Bu t Holland won't be around 10 cafl) a muimum fine of$500. They problem." Police also have rece1\ed
defend hi s title this year because he said 1t 1s unlikely that liquor licenses numerous complaints about tccn-
was unable to line up a sponsor. The would be suspended for first-time aged dnnkffig from residents. Daven-Reporters Tony Saavedra and LI••
race entf) fee alone 1s S6.000 and otTcnsc'i. port said. ~ahoney contributed to tbis 1tory.
most entrants figure to spent at least ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SI 5.000 before all is said and done. 11
The oldest registered car in this
year's race 1s a 1906 Mitchell Road-
ster that will be driven by Miss Ginni
(1oodheart, aka Ginni Withers of
Fountain Valley. Her husband. New-
ton Withers. will be driving a 1914
~ord
The drt\Cr of the oldc~t rar 1hat
fin1,hr~ c:arn' \~.5.!)()()
Correction
The column 1n the Ma ) 26 ed1t1on
of the Daily Pilot hsting addresses
and telephone numbers of local
elected representati ves _ga ve an incor-
rect phone number for state Sen.
Manan Bergeson The rnrrC'ct
number 1s 640-1137.
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