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Ho.stage·s' freedom maybe near
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Son of Hu ntington captive.just back
from ~ashingt?n, reacting cautiou s ly
all worked up over It," said the 2~ Amencan University of Beirut hosp1-
year-old Jacob~n after beinJ 1n-tal.
formed by a reporter this momma of Jim Callahan. spokesman for the
the latest twist in the Middle East federal Bureau of Consular AITaus,
hostage cns1s said U.S. officials were also aware of
By TONY SAAVEDRA
OttNl)ellJ ..........
Eric t acobsen, the son of a Hunt-
ington Beach man kidnapped by
terronsts two months ago in Beirut,
reacted cautiously this morning to an
Driver
killed
in crash
A motonst was killed early this
morning when he lost control of his
car on the San Diego Freeway in
Fountain Valley and careened off the
roadway, stnking a tree, authont1es
said.
4 The driver's identity was withheld
because the man's relatives had not
been notified ofh1s death. A coroner's
deputy said 1t 1s unclear where the
man lived because he had recently
moved.
The driver. traveling southbound,
sped off the freeway near Bushard
Street and struck a raised curb that
separates the freeway and an embank -
ment, a California Highway Patrol
spokesman said.
The car Jumped the curb and
slammed into a tree.
The man was pronounced dead at
the scene of the 2 a.m. accident.
Coast
A Mesa psychiatrist says
he was emotion ally dis-
turbed when he engaged
In sexual retatlonshlps
with patients and should
be. entitled to d isab ility
benefits./ A3
Callfomla
unconfirmed Kuwa1t1 newspaper re-
port that mo~t of the Americans held
captive in ubanon would be released
Wednesday before the opening of an
Arab summit conference.
'Tm a little hesitant about getting
.. I can't think of any better news, · the story in the Kuwaiu newspaper
but we'll have to JUSt wan and see," Al-S1yasah, but could not confinn 1t.
said the son of 54-ycar-old D~vid The paper quoted an umdenutied
Jacobsen, who was abducted by Western dJplomat.as saying that Syna
Moslem gunmen May 28 as he w1U release six Western hostages to
walked to has JOb as director of the steal the spothght from I.he summit
to
Fans vote doesn't sway negotiators
Angela fana dlaplay their .entiment durln& atrikea la now official. Wlth the aeaaon on
Monday nlaht'•jame in Anaheim. Lut-hold, theae fana at least will find th~lr
dltch talb lalle today between the play-favorites entrenched ln flnt place. Story
era' union and ownen, however, and the on Bl. ,
confertncc 1n Cuablanca, Morocco
The report was later picked up b)'
the Middle Ea5t News-Agency and the
U.S.-operated Fore1gn Broadcast In-
formation Service
Five Americans and three
Frenchmen were included in the hst
of hostages. althou&h the newspaper
did not elaborate why all seven
Amencan kidnap v1ct1ms were not
included. Also unexplained Wil5 the
diplomat's remark tbat only s11
Western capuves wouJd be rtlcucd.
Ironically. Eric Jacobsen has just
returned from a House fOtt\JD
Affairs suboommntec hearing on
rtsponsible ~s coverage of Mtddle
Eastern hostage situations ..
It's a subject on whachlacot:Ken hAs
much to say
He has already been shaken b)' false
(Pleue eee BOST AOltS' / A2)
Judge orders
hearing on
jail population
Action t a ken after
ACLU compla ints
of overcr owding
By JEFF ADLER
Ot1MO.-,NM8wt
• unexpectedly scheduJed a bcanng on
Ja1l condJuons for Tuesda) in Santa
Ana after ACLU attorney Rtchard
Herman ras1ed concerns that th~ jaiJ
populauon. which had declined. was
ns111g again. Deputy County Counsel
Edward Duran acknowledged today
After listening to complaints from
an Amencan Civil Liben1es Union
lawyer that the inmate population at
the Orange County Jail is overflowing
again. a federal Judge 1mmed1atcly
agreed Monday to schedule a special
hcanng next weclc.
U.S. Dtstnct Judge Wilham Gra)
Dunng the mccung m the Judie's
Los Angeles cnambers, Herman also
saJd he was conc~rncd that JatJ
officials are not moving cnou&)l
inmates into temporary faohtJcs at
the James A. Musick Honor Fann 1n
. El Toro and may be undercououng
the number of inmates housed in the
mam Jail Duran sa1d.
(Pleue .ee .JAD./A.2)
Offshore oil foes raise ante
.,uuMAHOMn °' ... ..., ........ -___,LOCllll~ ctti. ~th9m ... ~to~battt~•~~·i1priiiopos.aiailtMu.in~·;;Ql-;:Ukt;----:--1 expand oH explorailOn Off tne Ofange
for an extra $5,000 ... to finance their campllign.
"We are attempting to raiM $25,000 -'6,000 from Md\ of the
cit• and the county,'' Mid Bob Gentry. a co.-on ~.
The money woutd be spent to hire a ooordlnatof mid publdze ttii
coalition's stand against offshore oU drllng, Gentry, a~ 8eid\
councilman, Mid.
Aepreeentatlvea of Laguna &Mch. Newport Beech, Huntington
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A new dress code at the
San Otego Zoo has em-
ployees growling./ A4
Nation
~ore bones unearthed on Fluor property
More than 100,000 plants
are destroyed and 54
people arrested In first
day of marijuana eradica-
tion in 49 states./ A4
World
Church services and
"d ie-in" demonstrations
mark tht\ 40th an-
niversary of the bombing
of Hiroshima./ AS
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By PKIL SNEIDERM AN
01 tM Delly Piiot 81aff
Add1t10nal bones that may be
Indian remains ha"e been uneanhcd
dunng an archeolog1cal dig near the
Fluor Corp headquarters in lr.ianc
Researchers have tentatavel) con-
cluded that Indians h ved on the s11e at
the t1meofthe Spanish exploratton of
North .:\mcnca. But officials at the
company and at the city of Irvine say
the findings arc not expected to
hinder plans to develop the land
Fluor sold last week to Trammell
Crow Co. and Winthrop Finanual
Associates
The dig. which 1s expected to
conclude this V<eelo.. is taking place
Laguna Beach's
greeter's stuck
with,out a stick
Art Colon y character ··c;ome ~oundre1 stole m, 11li.. ... the greeter '>aid Monda}
ripped off-~ -n ow CO p S-Mo. I. a fam11ta1 ligme atongSotrth Coast Highway. said he was grCt·t1ng holding th e evidence \.ISltOrs late Unda y afternoon. JU'il
-minding ht'l business. when a )OUng
By LISA MAHONEY man ran b} and snatched has walking
0t1Moe11y,.....a1Jo11 stick.
What's a greeter without tus staff' No I doesn't lnow the th1efs
A poorer man. says No. l Un-name. but s~ud he's familiar wi th his
named Archer. Laguna Beach's unof-antics.,
facial greeter for the past three years -\' "Hes done this to me li ve t1mc'I
whose nanu: . ..1s rrall> No. 1 Unnamed He's the on-:_ who sio.~e my Santa
Archer. Claus hat at C hmtmas.
No. I. tilling the shoes of Eiler According to the greeter. the young
near the interscctton of Michelson
Dnve and Jamboree Boule' ard.
Ed Moore. an Irvine city planner
who oversees archeolog1cal issues.
said representatives of Westec Ser-
' ices of an Diego made a report on
the Fluor dig Monda)' naght to the
Cit) 's H1stoncal. Archaological and
Paleontological Committee. Westec
Larsen who greeted vts1tors to the Art man. who appears to be an his earh
Colony for 32 years. says be was a 20s. L.1cL.ed him twice while nd1ng b\
v1ct1m ofa .. slick-napping" Sunday. (Plea.e He GRBETE R /A i) No. l Unnamed Archer
'
was hired b) Fluor t<,. conduct an
archeolog1cal study of the propem
pnor to development
Earlier Westec had uneanhed an
arm· bone believed to be that ol an
Indian. At Monday's m~ttng_ 'W est-
ec representatives reported tha1 mort'
remains. possibly ofa S«ond Indian
v.ere unco"ered at the sate last v.ceL.
A Fluor )pokesv.oman said these
remains ha.,e been turned O\er to the
Orange Count~ Coroner's staff.
which will determine v.hether th~
arc human and of Indian ong10
A.ccording to Moore 'W esta: re-
searchers ha'e dug more than 80 p11'
on lhl'.' sue unearthing arrov. heads
(Plea.e eee MORE/A2)
Woman rescued
from home blaze
By STEVE MARBLE
OtlMO..,l"tlolllJoll
.:\ mcm dch\.enng nev.spapcors
pulled a sem1-consc1ous and badh
burned v.oman fromher leisure
'W orld home earl) lh1s morning after
he noticed c;moke and tlamec; curling
fr-Om her apanmen1 count) .fla:.:_
lighters reported
Lucallc Holhng~v.onh, 86 sulkred
smoke inhalation a' v.ell a~ first and
~ond-degree burns o'er her ta'e
and armc; 1n the l a m blaie at thl'
Laguna Hall retirement rnmmun1t\
said spoL.esman Jot Kerr
Holhngswonh 1s listed 1n ~nt1lJl
cond111on at the UCI Medical<. l'ntcr
burn v.ard
The. eldcrh woman was awaL.ened
b' the ~ound<>fa smoke detector ...,h<'
lOllaps.ed "hen she v.andcred 1 nh1 her
'moL.e-lilkd 11" m.g room and at-
tl'mpted to dou'i<' the tire he~lt ...i1d
< apt Lou Fur.I
He said tht· v.oman "as ovl"rromc
b\ the th1ct 1moke
\.\ 1ll1dm Barron. a Lo~ .\ngele'
Times deh.,cf)man "ho alM> ll'e' in
Llguna Hill' c;a" the flam e and
-.mole and hrnL.c into the burning
apanmen1 .ind re~ued the v..oman said Furst ----
.. It "a' a li~t-rate JOb he
wouldn't C'\<C'n be around 1f ht hadn't
gone 1n there · !>:lid Fur;t. v.ho plan'
to recommend Barron for commen·
dat1on
Barron W!I"> dehvenng new papcors
in the f'C'ltremcnt commun1t) when
he !tmclled 'imoke. s:ud Furst
.. But th·ere wa s a reaJ hca' )' fog an
that area this morning. and hC' had
trnut:ile telling where the smoke wa
u1m1ng from. said F-urst .. I gues he
L.t'pl dell\cnng pa~~ and then v.ent
(Pleue eee WOMAN/A i )
Areal-life civics lesson in Irvine"! Innocent plea
entered in'
boat deaths Freeway wran le between citizens. council
s hows local government in action -literally
Ed Pope 1 the toetal stud1t"S
coord1natorot Manna High School in
Huntington Buch In past years. he's
tau&ht Amcncan aovernment cla~seoi.
helpina students understand how
elected officials make decisions and
how cheeks and balanoes exist for
ciuteos who object to those dc<'ismns
La t wctlt. Ed Posx was in th<'
lf'\line Ctty Council Chamber watch-
1na a raJ-hfe c1v1cs lesson unfold
There WIS naa WIVlr\J. There Wa$
name calhng. Tfiere were chcc" and
hisses. > Supponcfl of an Irvin<' sx11uon
arive were accuvd of tunnel v1 ion
for opposina three new freeway'
R J)CCtcd ~u 1ncn oipn11at1~ns
were de'lcr1hc.-d u • 1nJu~tnal
•
toogc " for the city' la 1 land·
owner
Tht"T't' Wt'rt claims that the tn-
1t1at1ve proces h d bttn abuseJ by
pcoople who aathertd ~1gnatures wtth
m1sleadana statement about new
Laxes. There were co unter chums that
the legal sy tcm had been abused by
dcveloptr who wanted to t up the
pct1t1ons 10 court -and prtvcnt
m1dcnts from votJ na on the freew1>
I UC.
Some $pUkrr\ urgt"d the council to
like no a t1on on the ~lltion . But
another cl.aimed the counnl would be
"o mar\hmollow count·1I" 1f 1t d1dn 'r ac:t on the pell lions
Ed Po pe. ~ho h\e 1n In in<' and
worked on the t'Ctiuon dnvc. gud
PHIL
S1EIDEllAI
P ERSPECTIVE
high school <'1v1c 1udenls m1aht have
learned a lot mott about Amcmnn
aovemment an 1he Irvine C'1ty ( oun-
c1l C'hamtx-rs that n11ht Tc"ttboo~!>
arc fine. but mct1m<'\ the prtXC'\\
hu to be seen to be behc\led
"It thank It wa a tcmftc 11luMr.U1on
o( the dynam1r of Orange ( ciunl't·
polit1u.' Po~ '81d of th<' council
mttttnj.. .. In m1Cf'O(O\Ml, )OU could
it all hapf)(n1n "
In ract. the Ir' 1ne ~ll.\hhlt 'ho\\\
'
how tv.o strong groupc; ha'e tJlcn
advantage of the the l hccks and
balances()( the .\mencan 'i\Stem to
battle themselves to at lcJst a· 1empor-
.1ry deadlock fhe dispute 1s nov. in
tht' hand of an Orange <. ount' ~upenor C oun Judie v..ho v.111 h<'ar .1
challenge to the pcouuon dn' l' 1 hur\·
da\'
It all lx-gan et.1rl) this \'car" 1th .i 4 I
'O\C in which the In ant' Cit) ( ounl 11
decided to J01n Orange Count) and
other ,111"' in planning the c.ks1gn
linancini and consttuctton of th<'
propo~ ~n J<>1qu1n Hill Ea tern
and Footht11 lrttw&)'1 .\lthouJ,h th<'
routes art' not firm. th~ h1&h"~ att
C''Pttted to run thmu fi or near
lr\IOC
Thc coun\.11 m111onty rnncludl'd
the ll'l"t'WB'v\ ~oulJ Ile' bu1h ..., 1th M
-.1thout ln1ne·, ptnt<'tf\ilt1t\n It
(Pleue rllEEWAY/A3l Teacher Sd Pope
,,
By TEVE MARBLE
Ot IN Oe11J Plle4 ltelf
\ former commcm:il h!ihC'rman
plt'adN 1nn1>1.:c:nt Monda\ to man·
.. 1au1htC'1 (hall"' ''<'mm1n1 trom an OctU~I hoattnl AH 1dent tltT ~al
Bca~·h that l..1llrd ti\C' ~ople .tnd
tnJUred tour
\ 1rl l aric'">. ~11 wn' at the helm of a
~~loot fX\"'t·r ~I "'hen 11 c;lamml-d ......,
into a m°'mna huo\ an the entrance ...
to \nahc1m a.a, and yn~. tr11flt"na
pa\\Cnf<'f"> tn the tWt\lC'd ~l'e\·k
h ~a" lhl" v.or.1 pn"•tr hoatin
a~cidcnt 1n Oranic ( ount~ h1!tton
Eark~. v.ho I"> frtt on St ~ .000~1 :sppcou'C"d 1n Wl"'l\m1nste1 ~fol'\' u
()(nor l aun Jud t Lui~ Card nu
who \Ct 11 mal d.ue ot Ot'\. I.
(Pl .,.. BOAT11tG/A2 )
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Aa • oranoe Coall DAILY Pll.OT/Tueaday, Augu11 e . 1985
Mutilated corpse identified
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
OtlkleD119Nlt11111f
The mutilated body of a man found
1n the Anaeles NauonaJ Fore t was
1denllficd Monday as 1hc conv1Clcd
Cowan Hc1&htstn W'lnoebrol\crwbo
was reported m1Hing last week.
Chest X-rays identified the head·
le , handlcu, footless body u that of
Arthur Lee Evans. 34, who was
con\11ctcd la 1 ye&T of windJina an
undisclosed number of people out of a
reponed $10 million 1n a variety of
investment schemes.
Evnns' body was found by a
motonst July 30 along Mount Baldy
Road. Investigators said Evans had
been shot several times.
E"ans' roommate and emplO)Cc -
Ph1hp Dean Fry. 34 -was arrested
and charged with the slayina. said
Oran&c County Shcnfrs Depanment
i.pok.c mao Dick. 01!.0n.
t'ry was •rra.,ncd Monday after·
noon and remained in Oran&e Coun·
ty Jail in lieu of $250,000 ~ii. His
prehminary heann& 1s scheduled for
Aug. 12.
Olson declined comment ~n
whether the layina was coi,ncctcd
with the investment schemes. He aJso
would not elaborate on the reasons Fry, was arrtsted.
'Based on out Qucst1onana (of Fry)
la t Wednesday eveninJ, we felt
susp1c1ous," Olson said this morning.
The Shenfrs Dtpanmcnt rcponcd
£vans missina la$\ Friday aficr
f nends were concerned about his
disappearance. Searchers used blood-
hounds and were helped by EJtplo~r
Scouts who .earchcd Lhe hills1des
around Evans· home in C.Owan
Heiahts -an unicorpottued com·
munity overlookina Santt Ana.
t:vans was 5entenccd last January
to one year m Jail and was pla~ on
five years probation af\cr plradan,
auihy to arand thef\ char&cs. He also
was ordered to pay restitution to his
investors.
Evans' 1a1l term was postponed
sevcrtJ time) and he was to appear 1n
coun Sept. 30.
HOST AGES' RELEASE IMMINENTT. ••
From Al
repons that the seven Amencan
kidnap v1ct1ms would be returned
with the 39 other Americans taken
host.age dunng the hijacking of a
TWA jet June 14. But neither his
father, nor the other kidnap victims.
were on the bus carrying the h11ack
hostages to freedom June 30.
"ft took me two days to get over thc
disappointment." said Jacobsen.
After his journey to the nation's
capital last week. Jacobsen said his
faith has been pan1ally restored in
govcmmcnt efforts to free has father
and the six other Amencans, held for
as long as 17 months.
However. Jacobsen added that
President Reagan has yet to tum what
he believes as the only key that will
unlock the hoslllJCS
"Our purpose 1s to make sure this 1s
one of Reagan's h1ahcs1 priontics and
that he deals with tliis as a crisis," said
Jacobsen. "It will take a decision by
Reagan that he wants this solved. It's
up to him 10 motivate everyone."
Jacobsen, of Huntington Beach.
and his brother Paul, 26, of West-
minster, 101ned family members of
other host.ages in calling for Reagan to
make a public appeal to the Moslem
captors. The relatives are pushing for the
United States to set up direct ncgo-
tiauons with the kidnappers mstead
of working through other countries.
Officials believe most of the seven
kidnap victims are being held by a
group of Shiite MosJcms seeking the
release of°some convicted terrorists
imprisoned in Kuwait. said Jacobsen.
Hts father originally was believed
kidnapped by the Islamic Jihad, an
underaround militant aroup that first
claimed responsibility for the abduc-
tion but later recanted. However, the
Jihad released a photovaph in early
June showing a gaunt. but alive,
David Jacobsen.
His sons. as well as relatives of
other hostages. ventured to Washina·
ton, D.C. last week out of frustration
over the government's quiet
diplomacy tactiC1 that have so far left
family members out in the cold.
"We weren't gettina any infor-
mation from them," said Jacobsen.
A meeting with Robert Mcfarlane,
the president's national security ad-
viser. calmed some fears that the
hostages and their families had been
placed on the back. burner.
COALITION INCREASING FUND •.•
From Al
Beach and San Clemente met Mon-
day for their second strategy session
since a foly. 16 announcement by the
U.S. Dcpanmcnt of the lntenor
proposing to open 54 square miles off
the Orang'e Coast for otl and gas
cxplorauon
Six 9~square mile tracts offederally
owned ocean floor would be opened
for oil company bidding for the first
time under a tentauve plan ham-
mered out by some Cahfom1a con-
gressmen. Other areas that would be
affected include waters offOccans1de.
Santa Monica, Long Beach. Sant.a
Maria and Eureka.
The plan has many opponents.
lron1cally. they include 011 com-
panies and Reps. William Dan-
nemeycr. R-Fullenon. and Dan
Lundgren, R-Long Beach, who be·
hcve potcntLally pnmc 011-bcanng
tracts were left out of the proposal
More offshore tracts need to be
offered for oil and gas cxplorat1on.
they arg\Jc.
The coast.al coaht1on. however.
wants to sink the plan because
members believe offshore oil will
hun tounsm and pose environmental
hazards.
If the coaht1on 1s to rally support
for its point of view. it will have to
hurry, Gentry said. In tenor Secretary
Donald P. Hodel is scheduled to v1s1t
Newport Beach Aug. 31 to hear pubhc
testimony on the plan.
"It's one of the most major land
usC-ocean floor use decisions we will
make dunng this decade," Gentry
said ... Do we want this new industry
tn Orange County?"
Gentry and others in the coalition
-Evelyn Han ofNewpon Beach and
Ruth Bailey of Huntington Beach -
contend the Orange Coast has already
done its share by permlllmg oil rigs
off Huntington Beach. Exploration
near Newpon and Laguna, cities that
thrive on tourism, would hun exist-
ing industry. they say. ,
WOMAN RESCUED FROM BURNIN H~ ..•
From:l\t
back lo lhe area where he'd smelled
smoke."
When he ret urned. Barron saw
flames curling from one of the
windows of the woman's apanmcnt
and thick smoke rolhng up the side of
the building. Furst said Barron
pushed the front door open Wlth his
~
shoulder"'and discovered the woman
on the floor
"I asked him what was on fire and
h~a1d. 'Oh, JUSt a couple of things
hke a sofa, a chair, the rug. the
ceiling .. .' Jn other words, the place
was really burning.'' said Furst.
"I know from experience that 11 had
to be really hot 1'i'i there," he added.
Barron was not injured durinj the
rescue and continued his delivery
route after firemen arrived.
The fire caused at least $50,000 in
damage and· took 35 county fire-
fighters about 20 minutes to bring
under control. Kerr said the residence
was about 80 percent destroyed.
MORE BONES UNEARTHED AT FLUOR .•.
From Al
and bone tools He s.aad they ha vc also
found beads that were probably
traded to the I nd1ans by early Spanish
explorers.
Moore said archeologists have
foun d enough evidence to indicate
th e Fluor area was a "habitation site"
where an unknown number of
Gabnchno Indians made their home.
Jim Velasques, the current chief of
the Coastal Gabriclinos and a Fluor
consultant on the project, has refused
to permit archeological lab tests such
as carbon dating to be performed on
any I 1an remarns found at the site.
Tc ng of artifacts will be permitted,
ever.
Fluor has agreed to donate all
;tnifacts to the city and to transfer all
Indian remains to Velasques for
reburial elsewhere. Grading of the
Fluor headquarters site is expected to
begin within a few weeks, Wlth an
archcologist standing by 1n case any
additional historical matcnal 1s un-
earthed.
GREETER STUCK WITHOUT STICK •••
From Al
on a bicycle and shoved him off a park
bench in add1t1on to stealing his hat
and suck.
"He's acttng like a Juvenile dehn·
qucnt ... it's too many umes that this
has happened," No I said.
No I filed a complaint against the
young man and teamed that his suck
had been turned 1n to the pohce
department.
"They told me a gentleman brought
1t tn," he said. The "gentleman," in
fact, was the alleged thief.
Sgt. Donald Barney said police arc
1nvcsttgat1ng the a.rceter's complamt.
but the case ts "not a typical petty
JAIL OVERCROWDING ...
From Al
"In effect, the. J~·•Hed to loe,•k---c~o>uunty .Gflk-ials -slo~'1--a~un11
mt'b the allegattons made by Mr. federal and state prisoners. asked city
Herman." the count) 's Jail attorney pohcc agcnctes to make more prudent
said "l wasn't expecting to sec Judge arrests and ultimately obtained tents
Gray until October (when the next ID which to house low·nsk inmates at
regular!> scHedulcd status hcanng on the county's honor farm.
the Jail wYs set).'' In addition. the county has in-
Duran also said he was "some-stalled tnple-tiercd bu nk s in some Jail
""hat" concerned by Herman's allcga-ce lls and transfered other inmates to
t1ons. but C'\pccted the clajms would its Theo Lacy branch J&tl in Orange
turn out to be .. o .. erblown." In all. the improvements ba~e cost
Duran added 11 was d1stress1ng to the county about S5 million.
see the Jatl population again on the At the lime of the last heanng June
increase because he had "expected 24, the SI 0-per·mght jail fine
1h1ngs would constantly get better." amounted to S5 I .600.
Gray began overseeing 1ail oper-County officials had hoped that by
<Wons in March when he fined the July 5. the 1a1I daily 1a1l -populat1on
county $50.000 for violating his 1978 would be no higher than 1,500
coun order to cue overcrowded inmate~ However. dunna the last
cond1t1 ons 10 the Santa Ana ma1n ja1I. two weeks ID July. the number of
Beside'> the fine. the Judge imposed a inmates housed 1n the main Jail SIO fine for every inmate forced to ranged from l.628to 1,759,according
\lttp on 1a1l noon for more than 24 to Lawrence Grossman, the special
hou~. master appointed by 1tidge Gray to
To meet thr coun·~ d1rcc11vcs. monitor 1a1l cond1t1ons
BOATING DEATHS ..•
P:romAl
eonv1cted. f,1rlM faces a mu1mum
sentence of c1&ht ycan in stttc pnson.
The Seal JkoaC'h man. who was ~riou!ly 11'\Jurcd 1n the Oct 28
aaident. ona.inaJly wa! charaed Wlth
opcrat1nt a boat while under the
influence of alco hol 8ut the charac
was d1smis\Cd because pohce admin-
istered a wbnety test before arre5tina
him
Earles' blood-alcohol level wu
0.11 -above the hmat at which 1
motonst 1s pre umed too drunk to
dnvc. Earles, thouJh, ,.,d he was not
1ntox1cated and had consumed no
more than four marp.nw before the
1cc1cJcnt.
Deputy 01stnct Attorney John
Conley said Earles showed "aross
ncJliJencc'' by driv1na the boat af\cr
dnntona 1t a Halloween Party at the
Red Onion m Hunt1na1on Harbour Dcfen~ Attorney Gary Pohlson
did not hav.c a "dasreaard for human
hfe or an 1nd1fferencc to contc·
quences.'' clements that arc nCCCJsary
to prove the mao lau&hter charges.
The 1cc1deot has tn!f.11red p wave
of c1vJI lawsuits, filed the truurcd
or relau ves of the dea . Eules has
filed a U mtlhon la~uit ap1nst the
Dcpanment of Navy and federal
aovemmcnt. alleaina tht bUO) was
unhgh1ed ')
theft. We're not sure 1fm fact this guy
is maybe a victim."
Dunng a preliminary interview.
the young man told officers he took
the suck because the greeter used 1t to
trip a fnend while they were joggjn$.
That's why he promptly trotted It
over to the polttt department. the
young man said.
"That's a he." No. I says. Such
unfnendJy behavior would be un-
seemly for a greeter, he said.
Meanwhile, ~lice arc holdmg No.
1.-'.uikk for evadcncc -in~pout.ble
battery case against him -.and the
greeter is disconsolate.
''It's a pan of me. I don't need 11 to
walk and yet I don't seem to be able to
walk straight without 1t.
"You can't hardly even grctt
without a stick. I'm still out there. but
it's not the same."
OB ITUARIES
Yachtsm'an
Ayres of NB
Donald B. Ayres. one of Southern
Cahfom1a's best known yachtsmen
and a lonatime resident of Newport
Beach, is dead at the age of 85
Unttl his retirement, Ayres was a
widely kn own real estate broker and
developer whose projects ranacd
from the Wilshire D1stnct of Los
Angeles to Oranae and San Dicto
count1u
He wu the 1952 president of the
Los Anaclcs Realtors Board and was a
former director of the Lo5 Angeles
Chamber of Commerce.
His yachtina activity included ser-
vinJ as the commodore of the
Cahfom11 Yacht Oub in 1 937. com-
modore of the TranspaClfk Yacht
Club 10 1951 and si.ff commodore of
Los Angeles Yacht O\Jb.
Ayres sk1ppettd hi, own yacht. the
Skylark, 1n two Transpac races. 194 7
and I 9S I. and made two other
Transpac crossinp.
Surv1von include h11 Wlfe. Mary
Ahcc: 1 son, Oonald Jr . a daughter.
Nnncy OtYouna; and e1Jht grand-
children
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NOW THROUGH LABOR DAY
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ALL POTTERY
SALE INCLUDES:
• POTTERY • REDWOOD TUBS
• SAUCERS • WIRE BASKETS
• BARRELS • STRAW BASKETS
• AND POTTING SOIL TOOi
•FREE•
l.ocal O.llvery
AM.LING ' s.
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An~que craft fair
set in Huntington
The Huntinaton Beach Histoncal Society will
:ponsor an antique craf\ fair Saturday from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m. It the Newland House Museum. 19820
Beach Blvd .. Huntlf\llOn Beach.
Crafts on display w1.IJ include weav1na. lace
mak1na, w~ caryma. ~ap makma. horse shoeina
and more. V1ctona music and recordings will be
presented and the museum will be open all day for
tours at a small donation. Parkin& is available m the
Bartlett Parle lot behind the center and in the lower
area of the shoppina center lot
Wine lecture, tour •lated
Wind connoisseur and restaurateur Alexander
McGeary will guide wine tasters throu&h an
explorat1on of the California wine industry at a
lecture an~ tct11r sponsored by Irvine Valley CoUeae
Community Services.
The lecture will be held Monday from 7:30 to
9:30 p.m. at University Community Park and the
wine tour will be conducted Aug. 17 from 9 a.m. to 6
p.~. in the grape-arowina rqions of Sou\llern
Cahfom1a. The fee 1s $48 and participants arc asked
to bnng a picnic lunch. Call 559-1313 for more
information.
Art work9boJM announced
Two workshops for teachers and others who
would "like to draw but think they can't" will be
offered next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday by
UC lrvine Extension.
The seminars will be held in Room H201 of
W oodbridgc High School in Irvine. Call 856-5414 to
register for either course.
OCC often organ clus
An organ class for students who have had at
least four years of piano st~dy will be offered this fall
by Orange Coast Co11cge'f music department.
·~· OCC music professor Dr. Justin Colyar will
teach the course, which will meet Tuesday mornings
from 9 a.m. to noon and will emphasize the music of
Bach as well as organ literature suited to student
interests. Classes begin Aug. 19 and registrauon
tnfonnat1on is available at 432-5772.
Talent ahoutJlt for ahow
Talent of all ages is beJOg sought for vancty
shc:>ws at the Discovery Club, 24922 Murilands. Swte 127, El Toro. ..
Singers, dancers, mimes. musicians and clowns
arc being sought for a talent showcase. Call Penny
Hume of June Talbot at 855-8803 or 837-6401 for
further information.
Democrat. plan barbecue
The West Orange County Democratic Club will
hold a fund-raising barbecue Aug. 24 at the home of
Salle)'. arul.Chaunccy Alexander, .8012..0nft.woO
HuntJOgtOI\ Beach.
Former Democratic Assemblyman Dennis
Mangers will be a speaker, according to organizers.
HB plan• baaeball night
The Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce
will sponsor Huntington Beach Night at Anaheim
Stadium Aug. 20 at 7:30 p.m. -provided the
players a~ not on strike.
Business. community and civic groups along
with individuals arc invited to attend the game
between the Cahfomia Anaels and the New York
Yankees. With the purchase of 20 or more tickets.
your name will be put on the marquee. Tickets arc on
sale for $6 ar the chamber office~ Main Street. Suite 32, Huntington Beach. For mo ,jofonptttion
phone 536-8888. ' ·
Tue.4ay, Aug. 6
No meeting• 1cbedaled
Wedneaday, Aug. 7
• 7:30 p.m .. Cout Commulty College District
Board of Traatea, District Board Room, 1370
Adams Ave., Costa Mesa.
• 7:30 p.m., lrvlne Commu.nlty Servlcet
Comml11lon, City Council Chambers. 17200 Jam-
boree Blvd.
PoucE Lo e
What hot apell?
Sarah N.o.U, 10, of Santa Ana, fincla a perfect 1::6, to beat the heat a•
•he refrahe. henelf underneath a water foun aculpture at Mlle
Square Park In Foutain Valley. -
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Orange Coat DAILY P1LOT/Tueeday, ~t e, 1915 * A9
Mesa psychiatrist
see~i11g disability
money from state
Mental disturbance
claimed in sex acts
with five patients
BJ JEPP ADLER °' ... ..., .......
Because former Costa Mesa psych1alnst
Oeorae Pratsb was emotionally and
mentally disturbed when he en&a&cd m
sexual rclationshlps wuh five~ rcmalc
patients, be should be enutJed to disability
benefiu covered by his msurance policy. an
Oranac County Supmor Court jury was
told Monda)!.
Pratska. who boasted that Sen. Edward
Kennedy's former wife Joan wuamong his
patients, acted in a "self-destructive
disturbed fashion" when he cnpacd ~
sexual activity with the five pauents
between 1974 amd 1979, Pratska 's at-
torney Mark Edwards told jurors dunng
closma arauments.
He said Pratska lost touch .. with reality
and was disabled by a narciss1stic disorder
that allowed the psychiatrist to .. put has
needs above those of his wife, kids and
patients"
The ltaisons with ba paucnts resullcd m
the State Board of Medical Quality As-
surance n:vokina his license to pracuce
med1c1ne in 1979, three years after he had
been placed on probation for ovcr-
prescribing druas to patients.
Pratska then sued the Massachusetts
Casualty Insurance Co .. claiming the firm
failed to pay the $3,200 per month m d1sa~1ltty benefits the pohcy allowed 1f
medical problems made at impossible for
him to continue his pracuce.
He 1s as1an& the jury to award him
SS00,000 in punitive damages plus an
unspecified amount for aencral and special
damages.
Edwards told tbt ;ury tb,Jt evtn ir his
chent's •uoethical cond..act .. rauJltd in bis
losina hit li«nae, he still ii en1itled to
benefits .. 111 result of his sic.lmea."
Jurors must decide WMthcr Prat.Ka wq
disabled by the mental ctisorda, u be
claims, or mettly enpatd an uocth.ical
sexual conduct Wlth h.is pet1enu for
wbuever reason.
"The qucstJon 1.s not whetha he bu
some hanaups. The question 1.1 whether he
11 medically disabled by a mental alloeaa,''
David Cbodos, representina the in1urancc
firm, told the panel. •'The experu aaree
immorality does not equal menw illncs.s."
Chodos asked that thc JW'Y deny
Pratska's claun: "We're not taJlcutJ abou1
mcnt.aJ illness, we're talkina about lack of
conscience."
Chodos also told Jurors the psychiatrist
would not be entitled to the di•bility
benefits if they found he was "substantiaf-
ly" able to conunue bis practice.
Qu.cstion1ng the psychiatric narruo-
allons and evaluations Pratska submincd
to in prcparauon for the trial, Cbodol alto
araued the psycbaatnst "had the opportuni-
ty and ability to perven and subvert tbote
examining him from bqinnina to end."
He pointed out that Prat.lb 6ad declined
the insurance company'• request to submit
to an exammaf.ion by a company-selected
psychatrist, ooe wbo specialized .tn
narcissistic dJsordera.
"The last thina he wants is an emioeal
expert examining him. He knew -bow
devutatin& that would be," Chodos sa.id.
Pratsk.a, who testified durina the IWO-
week trial rn Santa Ana. claimed be
enp,acd io sex with his patieou only after thc~dc the initial advances. -rwo of the five women 1ublequeotly
sued Prauk.a for malpractice. ln one cue, a
JUry awarded one of the woman $89,lSO in
damages while the other case was wu
~ttled for an undisclOICd amount o(
money earlier this year.
Rock fans facing rape, assault charges
By LISA MAHONEY record number of arrests and a power
Of 1t1eDe11J,... ''-" failun: at mid-perfonnancc, attracted
15,000 ticket holders. Sgt. Bob Krcdcl &aid.
Rape and assault were two unwanted Most of the 53 arrests at the
guests at a heavy metal rock music concert amphuhcatcr were drug-related ~-Meadows Ampb1thcattt---Glarles.,M-;-Sullatr.-19, <>f N~WJ)&ft-
Saturday. Beach, wanrrested Sunday on suspicion of
raping a teen-age girl in a parking lot
Two men were taken JOto custody around midnight Saturday.
followin$ separate incidents at a co ncert by He was booked at Orange County Jail
the. r;nus1c group Rau,. ~nc for allegedly after he voluntarily appeared for qucstton-
rap1hg a 15-ycar-old Mission V1c10 flrl. the tn~ at the Irvine police department, Sgt
other for breakJOg a security guard s nose. Dick Bowman said.
!rvine police said. _ Bullan 1s suspected ofrap1nga gJrl he met
The concert, which was notable for its dunng the conccn. According to the
umdcnufied teen-ager, she and a fnend
met two young men and agreed to 10 for a
walk
The couples went JO d1ffen:nt dltCct1ons,
Bowman said. Once awa~m other co~nL Rullan u al to ...b.a.vc
grabthe girl by an ann, clapped a hand
over her mouth and dragged her into the
unhghtcd VIP parkmg area where he raped
her. • •
In the assault 1nc1dcnt. 21-ycar-old
Robert J. Wilson ofTusun alleaedly butted
a sceunty auard JO the chest then punched
him 1n the face while he was off balance.
brcakJOg his nose.
Police say Walson was blockina the aisles as people were leaving after the conoen and
did not respond to the guard's orders to
move. When 23-ycar-old Larry Hint
demanded to sec Wilson's tJcket, M ~•tacked •he pan-~1 said.
It took three polic~ officers to handcuff W1Jso~.1 who at first refused to uScntify
h1mSCll. He was booked at Orange County
Jail. Krcdel said
Htr'St. of Cost.a Mesa. may reqwre
SUrJCT) for his tnJuncs. Physm.an1 say he
suffered internal tnJunes, accordmg to
Krcdcl.
FREEWAY HASSLE OFFERS REAL-LIFE CIVICS LESSON ...
From Al
would be wiser for the city to take part JO tum them out of otlice or take awa) some
the pla·nmng than JUSt sit back and let of their power.
others design the freeways. the four council Members of the Committee of Seven
members reasoned. Thousand opted for the latter. COST
In addition. they claimed the frcewals focused on a key facet of the freeway plans: :l how to pay for them. are needed to re ievc exislln$ frecw )' Count) transportation officials estimate
congestion and to lccee_ growmg south h h t'. ·11 h $850 county traffic from chctk.ing Ir. ine's local t ct rec irccways wi cost more t an streets. m1lhon. The) hope to raise more than half b) charging fees to the people who build But those arguments didn't sit well with new homes and busmcsses JO areas that will Councilman Larry A&fjln, the loser in the t'. 4-1 vote, or with a number of residents who be served by the ireeways. Thcorct1cally. the ones who create more agreed with Agran. They argued that the _ traffic would help pay for the new freeways.
new freeways would encourage construe-In practice. freeway opponents said, the lion of new homes and busmesses -and · ffi new fees would JUSt be pas~d along to Just lead to more tra 1c. They also claimed consumers 1 n the fonn of higher pnces for
Lhe freeways would generate s1g01ficant homes, goods and services.
noise and alr pollution. lowenng the COST members decided their best
quality of hfc JO Irvine. chance to stop the freeways was to cut off
But Agran and the other frccwa} oppo-the monc} needed to build them. To do so.
ncnts were stymied by Civics Lesson No. I : the) had to take away the City Council's
The City Council majority rules power to impose such freeway fc~s.
So they turned to Civics Lesson No 2· If Their tool was the . "Right-to-Vote"
your don'taarce wnh your elected officials. ord1 nance If adopltd. th~ measure would
require the council to get approvaJ from
local voters before imposing new de-
veloper fees to help pay for fo=cways.
The council dcchncd to adopt the
measure in February. So COST members
followed Civics Lesson No. 3: If you can't
win )our case at City Hall. ta.Ice It to the
streets.
On June 24. the group turned in more
than 10,000 signatures on .. Right-to-Vote"
pct1uons. About 8. 700 we~ Judged vahd.
indicating 19 percent of Irvine's voters
were behind the measure. By law. the
council waffirced to adopt the ordmancc
or place 1t on the No' 5 ballot.
Enter a busJOess-onented. pro-freewa}
coahuon made up of the Butld1ng lndustr.
Ass6c1at1on, the Irvine Chamber of Com-
merce and the lndustnal League of Orange
County Less than a week before the
council was prepared to act on the freeway
ordJOance. the groups chatlcnged the
measure JO a lawsuit
The coaht1on was following C1' 1c
Les.son No. 4 If you ca.0'1 stop the pet1t1ons
on the street, stop them in court.
The suit questions wh~thcr an 1nmauve
can usurp the councirs power to impose
fees. It suggests that freeways arc a l'CIJOnaJ
matter under state 1unsd1ction. not subject
to the whims of local "otcrs. It questions
the rctroactJv1t)' of the ordinance (to lut
January) and predicts that 1t Wlll 1ntcrcferc
with the city's ab11+ty.~ collect other local
road fees.
All ma) be valid issues. But COST
members wonder wh} the suit was filed so
close to the deadline for placing the
measure on the No\ 5 ballot. espcclall>
cons1denng the .. R1ght-to-Votc" measure
has been open 10 pubhc scruttn) since
Februarr ~ week ago. the council decided 4-1 \0
wait until after Thuooa) 's court.hcanna to
act on the "Right-to-Vote" mmauvc. But
the maner 1s unhkcl,Y to be resolved
Thursday because of CIVlcs Lesson No. 5·
If you don't aJJtt wtth thCJUdge's dCCISIOO.
appeal to a higher court
Bandits grab $775 at two
Costa Mes~ eatery heists
Monday • • • Police arrested V1ctona Aileen
Lut her, 18. on susp1caon of dm mg
under the influence of alcohol Luther
was stopped at 2·40 a.m. Tucsda'f on
Monterey Dnvc -
Fountain Valley
Entcnng through an u~kcd front
door. burglars stole two bottles of
liquor wonh $20 Monday from a
home on the 18700 block of Mt
Cimarron The JOtruders fled when
them v.cre con{ronted b) the rc~1dent
from a microcomputer at a
M1chel<Wn Dn'c business wllh1n the
l~l tftree weeks • • • Police helped animal control of-
ficers remove a rattlesnake from a
MQmmg View residence .. . ..
A camera. video equipment and
loose change totaling S 1.360 were
rcponed taken from a Barl>.wood
~' enue residence
Newport Beach
'\beach cru1~r bicycle wonh S450
was stolen from its resting spot near
the Newport Beach pier. • • • <\ Mercedes Benz worth about
S~5 000 was stolen from its parlung
place on Serrano Way, ••• Someone broke a window at New-
Bandits escaped with S77S durina
two unrelated robberies Monday at a
health food store and a Taco Bell
restaurant in Costa Mesa.
A lone robber, carryina a bluc·a~l
handgun in his waistband, held up.the
Natural Food Buket, 2750 Harbor
Blvd., about 2:4S p.m.. poUce re·
ported.
The bandit IJ'bbcd a bottle of fruit
juice before liftina his shirt to reveal
the pn. He then ordered the clerk to
Coetaltleea
A rash of apparently related bur-
aJ_arics were reported over the week-
end at Rea Community Center. 661
Hamilton t. A window was found
broken at the SO free clinic about 7
p.m. Sunday. The lo s was set at $50
A camera, keys and tickets to K.nott's
Berry Farm were reponed stolen
from the Costa Mesa Head Start
office. between 4 p.m. Saturday and
7:30 a.m. Monda¥. Meanwhile, the
city Leisure Services office at the
center wa buraJanzcd between 4
l).m. Saturday and 8 1.m. Monday.
TM desk drawers were ransacked, but
noth1na was reponcd mis 1na. Entry
lO the Offi~ wal made by PfYJOI
window•. • • • ASJSOcu ne playrrwas reponcd
•tolcn from a Toyota Cchca parktd in
an 1panment comple>. at 1250
!\Jam \\-r •• bctv.ctn 9 p.m. Thun.-
em_pty the cash resister.
Police said the robber cteapcd on
foot aouth lhrouah the sbopplna
complex, takina fl75. He wu de-
scribed IS a mafe Hisj)IJ\ic, s feet, I 0
inches tall, about ISO pounds with
brown hair and wearina a blue-pay
plaid shirt.
Later that ni&ht, a man armed with
1 blue 11cel htndaun bunt throuah the rear entralte of the Taco Bell at
2900 Fairview Road and ordered the
day and noon Friday.
Huntlneton Beach
Someone stole a $200 clock radio
from a home In the 14600 block of
Zane Monday • • • A thief stoic a $300 lawn mower
from the yard oh home 1n the 10200
block of Mailcai Sunday niaht. ! • • Vandals did 1740 in damage to a ho~e alonJ Dawson Monday n1aht
by ktcklna 10 the front door. • • • A buratar stole $75 in quanen. flvc
anuque pistols valued S 1.Q09J1 $250
shot.aun, a $400 TV. a SJW aold
chain .. and a $400 VCR from a home
in the 17600 block of Rain&)en over
the Wttkend. • • • A 'h1ef ~tole the n\tm>n off a tllack
Porsche puked 1n the lot bf a
Manball's department storc. 166 n
Btach. Mond.a" Thr ln\11 w-.1 t ti·
clerk and manaacr to sit on the Ooor,
said Sat. Gcorse Yezbick. -
The bandit, wearing a tan sk1 cap
and jeans, took $600 from the cash
reaistcn about 10 p.m and ran to a
wait.in& car. which driven by an
accomplice. The aun-torina robber
and bis driver were described as male
blacks, S feet, 9 inches tall and I 4S
pounds. The car was described n~ a
two-tone. white-over-red, sedan.
Y eibick wd
mated at SSOO • • • Twelve pairs of Levi·~ Jeans '"err
reported stolen from a Merv)n'\
department store. ~81 I Adams "" e
Monday
Lapna Beach
A parking meter. valued at
S 163.SO. was stolen Monda)' along
the 300 block of Ocean Avcnur.
poliC'C t11d ••• Two nn1s. toaethcr v.orth a rt·
ported $500. ~err stolen from a ~uth
Coast H!ahwa) address. the victim
told pohC'C MondJv. ••• A North Coast Hl&h~a~ re 1dcnt
rcponcd hc.anna aun &hott latt Mon·
day Offi<'cn re pondlf\I to tht call.
however. were unible to locate the
source any hot . •••• A Keller Way re 1dcnt rcponcd a
Sli.000 lo" 1n a rniJcnttal ~rglal'\
r t
upstairs • • • • A rcsidcnt oft he 16500 block of Mt
Todd reported Monday that someone
stoic a toolbox and tools from her ,
open garage last v.eek. The loss was
estimated at $2.000. • • • Smashma a aJass door to enter.
someone buraJarucd Chamberlain
Floors. 11570 Martens River earl)
Saturday Tht mtn.idcrstolc I\ 21 -JOch
RC A color telcv1s1on set worth S400
from one of the offices • • • O'er the v.eclcnd. someone
entettd a closed but unlocked gantge
on the 1 7 00 block of La Ro,. Lane
and stoic a white surlboard wonh
$300 • • • .\ Hunt1n11on Beach rn1dcnt told
pohC"C her IJ'&Y 1982 Mazda GLC was
burglanzcd while parked fnda)' in
Fountain Valle It 16201 Harbor
Blvd. The lou. nt1m1tcd at Un.
included tcreo equipment, tapes and
a carryina ca
tnine
Abou' S6.000 1n tools ind lumber
~ere taken from a Meadov,.brook
contitructton ~1tc oHr the weekend • • • mMnl' ~mo~td a SS78 modum
port lmoorts on West Coast High-,,_.a,
Girl watching cited
inf atal Irvine crash
By USA MAHONEY °' ""' Delly ...... hlfl
I nexJ)<'ntnl:e, alcohol and attrav
uon to the opposne sex appear
rcspon~1blc for the Wttkend traffic
death of a Bngham Youna Un1vcrs1t)'
~tudent·athkte '1s1t1na the Ora nae
Coat
Paul D < rawford. :'I. of tah died
und" morning af\cr fl1win1 the
Fiat con,crt1blc he ""'as dnv1na on
Un1vcl'\lty Dnve in Irvine.
Police believe the young man was
dnnk.1ng and watch1na a carload of
airb 1n the ncu lane when he fa11f'd to
neg_ottatc 1 cun.c bumped an 1M1de t"Um. spun nearl}' 180 dqrtt and
rolltd his car O\ er
"Thcrt'l.I a carload of 1Jr1' next to
the-m The)' were c ctbalhn1 these
airt :· lt\rlOC ft Bob K.rcdel u1d
af\cr inter" 1ewin1 an 18-~car-old
pesscnatr 10 the convcrt1blc.
The tttn r. Dou.&lu P Ro~
1n n of C'orona del Mar, wa" onl)
sli htl\ hun in the ~'urda~ 1 nt
\ prC"hmtnan ID' e'it1ga11on 1n
d1cated (. rawlord had been dnnk1na.
lvedcl said He was technically
placed under arrest after the accident
~a blood·akohol test could be taken
The rt ult$ afC' not \.Ct av11lablc from
the Oranae <. ount) Coroner. Krcdcl
~·d
C ra""ford :iJlpcnred to h1"c bttn
dnv1n1 at a reasonable pttd at the
ume ol tht Q O~ p m accident near
Bcachtrct But he o" crcorrtttcd upon
h1tung the curb and ~nt ht\ car JO to a
\k1d ~u~a~ It to boun~ off the curh ap1n and \P over
Crawfo . dttcnbed b) a Pro"o.
l tah. new paper as one of the
uniHnu~· top runmna backs, died
411"° houl"\ af\cr the aooden1 of head
and 1ntcmal 1n1unC"\.
He .""• rcportcdly a wpl\om<>tt
1>.ho wu attcnd101 the collqc on a
fivc-)rar 1thlet1c holanh1p. Mc
in CaJ1fom1.1 for~ summer, ~k-
1na IS I \t'C\lnty auard, Pat Christian,
a ~r-oner at 1hc Prov<> ocwspa-pcr,
\aid
Start of
raidfng
for pot
lauded
More tha n 100.000
pla n ts destroyed .
54 a rrested in U.S.
-'
Flight recorder's tapes
emltjetliner's death ccy
By 1'be A11odaled Prus
GRAPCVlNE. Texas -The crew ol Dclt• Air Lanes Flaahl 191gave 1
1nd1cat1on IO>'_lhtnJ was wrong, and by the tame I C'OCkpll VOICt' rtcorder pack.
up the towers order to ao uround. it alM> took 1n the "crackling. gnndan
$0Und of a Jumbo jet da inteatntanJ-Patnck Bursley, a mem~r of the Nat1or
Transportation Safet) Board, said the sounds of dcs.trucuon followed l
l'lcctronic voice of an automatic ground proximity wamanadev1Ct' that told t
pilot three tames to ··Pull up!" Rut he s:ud Monday that the sounds of l
l· 1011 Trtstar coming apart were on tht" vo1ct" recorder before a frantic rad
sianal "Ocha. go around!" from an a1rcraO controller at Datla~Fon Wor
International Airport That order wai. fru1tle~i.. Bursley S4•d Monday. bccau
the plane already had bounced twice. h1t11ng a h11ls1dt" and a highway Tl
plane crashed Friday. killing 133 people. -
By Tbe A11oc:laled Presa State and local authorlttea cut marijuana worth 8500,000 In Soath Caroll;.fi:id. Shuttle return• to Earth tld• afternoon
The destruction of more than
100,000 culuvated manJuana plants
and the arrt'SI of at least 54 people
marked "a 'ery successful stan" 10 a
nauonwide thret"-da) erad1l:a11on ef-
fon. Attorney General Edwin Mee~
111 said
Police and federal officials used
helicopters, airplanes and four-
wheel-dnve vehicles and tramped
through muddy fields Monda) 10 find
and uproot manJuana crops and
destroy the plants '-"llh fire or
machetes
Tht" largest haul came in Indiana.
where state and federal authont1cs
found an cs11mat..-d 7 million wild
planb 1n an I ~acre area near South
Bend The plants arc common in
non hem I nd1ana because hemp wa!.
grown 1n the area dunng World War
II to be made into rope.
The Drug Enforcement Admin1s-
1ra11on said that as of early toda;.
agents had uprooted 105.058 plants.
About .:! . .:!00 law enforrement of-
ficers in 49 states Joined in the
nat1onwtdc hunt for cult1' atcd man-
Juana and its growers tn an effon to
stamp out what MceM" has called "a
gatev.ay narco11c·· that leads users 10
harder drugs. OnJ) Rhode Island did
not take part in tht" effort because
officials there say the state has no
known cult1vauon of manJuana.
Raid<> 1n New Me>.ico. Cahfomia.
Colorado. Georgia. South Dakota.
Nev. Jcrse}. Anzona, Nebraska,
oulh Carolina. Tennesstt. Oregon.
M1ch1gan and Kentucky brought
hauls of po1 and arrests.
The biggest number of arrests -25
-wa'I made in AFkansas. where
Meese watched from a helicopter as
some of the 200 officers npping up
plants throughout the state worked
their way through a wooded valley.
Hours af\cr Mee~ left the state. a
police hehcoplN was fired upon near
Ben Hur. Ark. State Police Lt John
Chambers said the hehcop1er landed
-amid 750 manJuana plants -and
'>IX people were am~ted fhere were
no tnJuncs.
"This massive coordinated effort
signals the resolve of the Reagan
admin1s1rat1on to deal effectively
wtth v. 1despread cu hi' a11on and sak
of mari~uana grown wtthin our
borders.' Meese told reporters in
Arkansas.
The nat1onw1de program. dubbed
..Delta-9," 1s coordinated by the
DEA.
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -Challenger's astronauts fired an clectrc
beam into the atmosphere as their final tei.t today and headed back to Ear
from a research journey acchumed b) sc1ent1sts as a sensauonal success afte1
rocky start. They were bnnging home crwealth ofknowledgecollcctcd about ti
olar system after the m1ss1on recovered drama11cally from a launch abon.
lost engine and failed expcnments. Commander Gordon Fullerton guided tJ
100-ton sptceplane toward a dcscn runwa) landangat Edwards Air Force Ba
nt 1.:!·45 p.m. PDT.
Reagan Interested In nu.ke test ban If •••
FBI agent testifies
Walker confessed
WASHINGTON -President Reagan says he 1s interested 1n a permanea
ban on U.S.-Sov1et nuclear weapons testing. but not unul agreements a1
reached to ensure Soviet compliance and until the Pentagon completes wot
on a new generation of Amencan weapons. And Reagan. despite a h1gh-lcv
swap of arms control proposals between the White House and the Kremlin la
week, still believes that long-running talks between negotiators an Geneva a1
the pathways to meaningful disarmament. "Let's get down to the business one
and for all of reducing the numbers of nuckar weapons. hopefully leadir
toward a total ehminauon o f them Then there wouldn't be any need fc
te tang.'' he told a oews conference-Monday.
Capitol climbers prompt •ecarlty review
WASHINGTON -Police officials at the U.S. Capitol arc lauhc~ang
new reviewofsecunty procedures in light of the apparent ease with which tw
nuclear protesters scaled a towering construction crane and unfurled a slogar
tilled banner close to the Capitol Dome~ But they admit shon of sealing off th
bu1ldtng and Its grounds to the pubhc, there may be a hm11 10 what can b
accomplished. Police spokesmen said the chmb began at about 4.30 p.m. Eff
Monda) when two other Greenpeace members dressed as Joggers d1s1rac1cd
policeman. allowing the two climbers to run over barricades surrounding th
site where the onganal sandstone West Front of the Capitol is being renovate<
DO YOU HAVE
HYPERTENSION?
NORFOLK. Va (AP)-AnhurJ.
Walker told the FBI he made SI ~.000
by funneling L' .S. secrets to the o•.aet
Union and used the "happy hour
mone)" to buy a hairpiece. a gas gnll
and new brakes for his car. according
to documents unsealed at his es-
pionage trial.
Af\er first 1.kn;1ng an) knowledge
of his brother John A Walker Jr. 's
alleged espionage. Arthur Walker told
the FBI he was lured into sp)ing
because he was financ1all) strapped
by a business failure. FBI .\gent Barr)
D. Colvert testified Monday at the
stan of the trial.
Anhur Walker said his brother
urged him to pro.,,1de clai.s1fied dorn-
ments from his employer. VSE Corp.
a Chesapeake defen~ contractor.
Coh ert testified ..
John Walker showed his brother an
en vclopc stuffed with money and said We are investigating "1f )OU can get your hands on some
good 1nformat1on .. this 1s the kind of --a-new medication show=n,..-+-.+-=m~o·ne) )OU can ma . Anhur
Walker told agents. acrnrding lO
to be effective in Cohen .\rthur Walker . .50. a retired Na')
t t • h t • officer from V1rg1n1a Beach. 1<; ac-re a Ing yper enSIOD. cusedof'ICvencountrnfespt0nagcfor
allegedly passing classified docu-
partl. Cl· patI• on 1"n tht"s mcnts 10 his brother for deliver) 10
theSo,1et Union 1n 1981and1982.
study in.eludes M.D. Supervision, ~: •i. ~~~~~~~ ~hued~~~-J~~1~~~1c tarkl'
I b A.ccording to Cohen and the a testing, E.K.G.s, medications, unsealed documents. l\rthur Wall.er
denied any mvohement 1n espionage and is free to all participants. when ht> was 1nterv1ewed by the FBI
For more information Call After 2 PM
640-7412
after his brother's arrest 1n Mal) land
Ma) 20.
r A.fter failing a he detector test,
Arthur Walker admitted that he gave
I his brother classified documents on
Nav) ship repair and v.as paid
SI .:!.000. the documents said.
l._i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Colvert testified that .\rthur ~ Walker was having financial d1f-
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Arthur J . Walker
ficult1es because a \:ar radio and air
cond1t1on1ng di<11nbut1ng bu1>1ness
~ltlrted b) the brother!> had failed .
A.rthur Walker told the FBJ that
alter he received the first of two
$6.000 cash payments from fi1s
brother he ga\'e S.:!.000 bacl. to John
to pa) offbusiness debt<;. according to
the documenh. fhc remaining
~4.000 v.ent in a bnekasc tn his
lloset
"It ""as m) happy hour money. I
bought some stuff ... a gas grill. a new
hairpiece. hrakes for the car." Arthur
'A al~cr was quoted a1> telling 1hc FBI
1n the documents
.\rthur Walker told agents his
brother met him 10 the V\E parking
lot and photographed documents that
•\rthur Walker had taken from his
employer. and that John Walker said
the papers ""ere for "the people m
Europe. the Russians." Colvert 1es11-
fied.
.\nhur Walker ..aid he tried to
dissuade h1' brother from sp)ang b)
telhng him. "What )ou're doing 1s
'cry dangerous. Be careful." Colvert
said.
Zoo staffers
growl over
dress code
Nevada's largest legal brothel sold
RENO -Sa) mg 30 years an the business 1s enough. the man wh·
paoneerectNevada's move into legalized pros111u11on has announced he's sot.
the nation's largest legal brothel for S 18 million. Joe Con forte and his wife
Sally. on Monday announced the sale of the Mustang Ranch. which mclude
two bu1ldtngs with 108 bedrooms. and 400 acres of adjacent desert 10 mile
east of Reno. The buyer 1s a California company, Strone Point Inc. Th
S-onfortes say they owe the government as much as S 10 million an back taxe!
Teacher accused of rape faces trial
LOS ANGELES -A former Los Angeles schoolteacher, accused of 2·
counts of rape. child molestation and lewd conduct, was ordered to stand tna
•A SupeRGr Court for alleicdly sexual() abusing more than a dozen &Jrls m hi
third-grade class. A defense request to reduce the $200.000 bail for Terr
Banholome. 48. was turned down Monday by Municipal Coun Judgi
Xenophon Lang, who set an Aug. 20 arraignment date. Bartholome was hirec
b}' the Los Angeles School District as a substitute teacher 1n 196 7 and taugh
full-11me at three San Fernando Valleys schools from 1968 unul 1976. He
returned to the d1stnct in 1979 and and taught un11l last Dec. 22. when he wa:
~u!>pendcd and later fired.
Smuggler tries to havejall term cut
SAN DIEGO - A federal Judge has agreed to consider a request from· c
delicatessen owner to reduce the pnso..o term imposed for his conviction or
plotting to sell restricted ~dar equip~ lO Lt.an. !f U.S. Oistnct Judge Eatl
Gilham agrees to the modified Jail term, and with time off for good behavior.
Yasscr Abdulrahim "Max" Shooshtary could be released from custod)'
immediately. Gilham is expected to announce his decision Wednesday.
Miller espionage trial •tart. today
LOS ANGELES -Ten months af\er the first arttst ever of an FBI agent
on spy charges shook the bureau and spurred internal 1hvest1ga11ons Richard
W. Miller. 48. 1s ready to face JU~gment by a Jury. Miller. who had his btst suit
cleaned and pressed for the ?pemng statement ponion ofh1s tnal today, is said
to be confident he can convince a Jury ofh1s innocence. But first he must listen
to weeks of government test1mon.y designed to ponray him as a willing spy, a
man led to espionage by a seductive Russian woman.
La Jolla palr charged with slavery
SAN DIEGO-A La Jolla businessman and his wife accused of forcing
1he1r maids into tnvoluntary servitude were bting held without bail following
arraignment on charges they conspired to violate federal peonage and slavery
laws ll S. Magistrate Roger McKee ordered Kennet!l, Kimes, 67, and Sante
Kimes 41 . 10 be held at the Metropolitan Correctional Center until their
tnmsfer to Las Vegas where a cnm1oaJ complaint was issued last Fnday by the
FBI It accused the Kimes ofbeaung and ampnsonmg a cleaning woman who
traveled to Hawa11 wtth them. The woman alleged she was not allowed to use
a telephone or write to anyone and was never paid for her services.
',A.N DIE<10 (.\Pl -The fashion
word lor cmplo)ees at thl' San Diego
Zoo I!> tame Stnpes polka dots and
leopard-skin prints are out. '>a) fa-
c1hty operator'i who decided workers
wNe 1>egi-nrn~H-h11~Boy witlJ--A.IDS-may be barrecl'lrom .:hool-
r o combat the problc:m a dress .
code requinng brown belts brown REDONDO BEACH -Parents who fear their children could catch AIDS
'ihOc'> and while. tan or bro~n socks arc fighting 10 bar a 3-year-old boy who has the disea~ from a preschool class.
""a'i cstabli<ihed and ha'l prompted A special meeting of parents and staff at Aha Vista School called to explain the
grumbling among '-"Orkers and the s1tuat1on after word leaked out about the boy. But several parents said they
filing of a gnevancc b}' the zoo remained unconvinced that the child's presence did not pose a danger to their
employees' union. ch~ldren .. and one teacher sought a transfer. The boy lives with five other
On Mondav the first d:i}' the code children an a foster home an nearby Torrance. He contracted AIDS from a
was enforced°.· fi ve employees were ta1n1cd blood transfusion.
-.ent home for failing to comply.
"It's a waste of money," said Paul
Masta\. a gardener who was caught
wcanng 1wo forb1ddea items - a
black hclt and sock!> '-"Ith green stnpcs
around 1he top.
"I've got perfectly good stuff to
wear." he said. adding that all the
hclt!> he owns arc black and all his
'iOCk'i have $reen stnpe'I.
Tell) W1nnick. general manager
for the Zoological Soc1ct) of San
Diego \aid 1he dress code hccame
nece'ic;ary btcausc "1t wac; getting
difficult 10 tell the emplo)ecs from
1hc v1<111or1> "
"The) were wearing 'itnpcd socks
and 1enn1s shoes. They were weanng
'ihonc; \\Ith stnpcd soc~'i. a variety of
colors of 'ihln'i, T-h1rts. golf 'ih1ns
\.\ e had purple and pink )OU name
It ..
8111 Manin. a ~pokcsman for
T eamsterc; Local 4~ I. \a1d the 100
workt"r'i· union kne"" uniform
change" ""ould he going into effect but
thought employee'; would be a1vcn
more freedom 1n their dren
Tht" drcc;c; cod(' ha~ not yet been
~nforct'd t"qually by all depanmt"nts
but Wtnnllk c;a1d h(' e11J)«l\ that 10
change .
• "I think b)' th(' end of the week.
C\el)onc will be 1n uniform or 1n
o;ome anproved variation .. he \llld
Mronwh1le 100 'lpokc1tman kfT
Jnu('tt \llld the fiH cmf'lo-.ee\ ~nt
home Monda\ v.erc told lhcv could
return" hl·n 1n un1lorm
Tutu defaaetJ ten•lon• at funeral -
DA VEYTON. South Africa -Bishop Desmond Tutu defused a
ronfronta11on at a funeral 1n this black to~nship today by negot1atang with
police to allow th~ service to proceed. Sold1cfl and police amved in annorcd
not vehicles dunng the service and ordered the crowd of about 1.000 to
disperse and not to make the customary march to the cemetery for the bunal
Pohce announced that. tht" gathenna was 11lcpl under a I 7~ay-old state of
emcrgt"ncy decree. While the crowd booed, Tutu, the 1984 Nobtl Peace Prize
winner. ~poke persuaded police to arrange for government buscci to transport
the: crowd to the grave site.
Nake moratorium rejectloa report~
· MOSCOW -The official Sovie\ news aacncy Tass today accused
President Reagan of c.lef} ma "logic and fact " 1n rerusin,g to JOln in a Soviet
proposal for an ~mmedtate five-month f>an on nuclear tests announced last
week by the Soviet, C'o~mun1~t Pany leader, Mikhail S Gorbachev. "When
a'ked the rea~ns lor th,1s refusal, Reagan tated. contr~ry to loaic a nd facts.
that ii ~!lateral moratonum would be allcg.cdly beneficial only 10 the Soviet Union. fa<;<; ~1d
U.S. Navy land• Egyptian trooIM on beach
EL-HAMM M. E ypt -In the fir t landina ever staged J01ntly by U
and Eayp11an forces. lJ Navy boat' and Mannt" helicopters landed hundttds
of E&}pt1an troops on tha dcstncd Medllerrnnenn beach we t of Alcxandr1n
The lnndrna was part of .. Bright tar 8S." thc-code name for the l•fll'St
American m1htaf') maneuvcn t"Yer htld an tht Middle Eut Gen Ro~n
K1na'lon. command1n eneral or the ll S Central Command. and Gen.
Ibrahim Orab1 the F ) pt1an army chief ohtaff wotcht"d \1onday from a rock\o
h1lltop that had been overrun hy U Manne: 1n the t\Cl\tst's fif"'lt land1naon
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Girl blinded
in acid attack
<II
recalls torture
Appealforpeaceznarks
zneznorial atJll~oshimac-.e
.,
. SAN B£RNARDl1:"'0 (AP)-A teen-aacr who was
bhn.ded and scarred dunngan attack io the Mojave Desert
te-Suricd that she f~1gncd death and.then went to look for
help .!ft.er ber a sa1lant poured sulfuric acid on her.
40th anniversary ofbombtng
1ncludes_a sy~bbuc_·ate-1n· Host-tlityf atles
l &Ot up af\cr ~c lcf\ an~ started wandering around:-T
tried to ~ab lhc acid off (using an aniclc of cloth~). but
It got d1s1nt~ted. It burned up," Cheryl &SS said
Monday dunng the Superior Coun trial of Jack Oscar Kina. She~ found by a passer-by after wandering io the descn for e1&ht hours.
. The 16-year-old wo re a facial stocking. floppy hat and
m!rrored sunJlasscs to cou~ to te~llfy m the case against
Kina. ~ho IS charged wnh eight counts mcluding ladnapp1~g, attempted murder, attempted rape and
assault WJth a caustic chemical.
She did not specifically identify King as her attacker
and the defense contends authonlics arc prosecuung th~ wronaman.
Bes~ said she was walking t!lrce miles to San Bemardi~o H1gh_School last October when she was
draaaed. mto a van and threatened wnb a rusty screwdriver.
The "'!an took her to the desert and attempted to rape
her, she said.
"He irabbed me and knocked me to the ground and
started to choke me," she said. "He kept ask.mg me 1f l was
Cheryl Beu testtflea
going to turn him in. I said ·no,' but he didn't believe me."
"I started to fight baclc. I reached for a rock and told
him 1fhe tned (to attack) ... I'd bash his brains m. Tht'n he
poured acid on me.'' she said
HIROSHIMA. Japan (AP) -The-city where
mankind discovered the tenor and peril of tbt nuclear •&c
today marked the 40tb anniversary oflts dest.Nction with
a minute of silence, appeals forpcaocand moumina for the
thousands who died~ the tint atomsc bomb attack.
Some S0,000 people at Hirolhuna's Peace Memonal
Park llstcnod to the ton of a lone bell, watched doves Outtu
into the sky, and feU silent for one 9llnutc at 8:1 S a.m. -
exactly 40 yean after the United States exploded an
atomic bomb over the city, killuia ap to I "40,000 people.
Some 600 youth& fell to the around 1n a symbobc "dtc-
in" near the Atomic Bomb Dome, the former Hiroshima
Industrial Promotion Hall whose fite-ravqed skcle~
remains have become a symbol of the nuclear age.
Bereaved relauves of bomb Vlctuns tolled a Buddhlst
bell to summon the spiriu.
At the nd.rby Ground Zero cenotaph that is the focal
poLDt of the• park, black·dad mourners deposited the
names of 4,200 people who died this year from long-ranae
aftereffects of the bomb. The moumcn left an otrerina of
water, the final request of many peop c who perished in the
days immediately following the 10femo.
The new names brinJ to 138,700 the number of
identified Hiroshima atomic bomb victims, whose names
are inscribed at the cenotaph. Bells remind
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: f:x,• Cll III a NEWS year's Tolcyo summit conference ofindustrialized nations n1versar) of the bombing of H1roshuna wuh vigils and a llZAAAE LO visit Hiroshima. ralhe~ across the nation ..\t least 45 people were arrested in
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• 111 MOONUOHl1tO
81> CAIOSTAT ~ premiers. I have a spcc\aJ l'C1ponsibility to the human of the atomic explosion that vaponzed vtct1ms.
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lrd Conte, Audrey Ton. 1:0NFFIH MOYE He said bis 1overnment planned a detalled study of lhe 140.000 Japan~ who died m the explosion ~ ** "Qne °' The pg; Penthlr'' some 360,000 survivors 'of nuclear attacks. They arc Monda) c~ening. wtth New York Cit" churches tolling
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(19731Alln Bates. Oomlnlques.ndl from 23 countries, N nc called on the Urutcd States .. , don't thtnk that the abhorrence and fear we have
-11:30-and the Sovtet Union to speed "realistic development" m for the bomb ""ould bc there 1f the bomb hadn't been •• * "The W .... (1982) Tom Conti.
Lisi Eictlllofn Pffi' THE 30-SC<X>HD smucn0..: 8 Cl) MAC»Uil. P.L nuclear disarmament talks this fall. dropped," said .\lvin Weinbcrg. a sc1enust who helped :::<:~ "It is an 1mponant responsibility for each and every develop the bomb 0 8A-TUM
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LOOGRAHT war~rucularly fromtheborrorsofnuclcarwcapons,and relive the tragedy of H1rosh1ma." lhe i(}.year-old rcurcd
: ~FILES Chan it down to the next generatio n," Nakasone said. director of the Oa~ Ridge National Labora~ory said .
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Stealing from his employer
risksJoss ofjob, friends
DEAR ANN and hug and km the person next to us in church. Our
LANDERS: My bus-culture was big on demonstraung affection. Now 'M! have band. otherwise a gone to lhe other extreme. We don't lalow if we.arc allowed
wonderful, loving A to touch anyone or not-especially a child.
penon, steals from IHI I realize that child abuse is a serious pro blem, but how
his job. "Chuck" 1111 docsonelcnowwhereto drawtbe line?-CONCERNED
works for ashipping I . ... IN A Tl.ANT A
company and has LA11D£1$ DEAR CONCERNED: The Un betweea cUsplaylDg
brouaht hom~ doz-wltolesome affection ud toacl!ng 111 tile wrong place la
ens oi expensive Dot 11marlty11 yoa HUett.
items wonb several hundred dollars. He bas given some Every reuoaably hlteW1ent penoD knows wlllcla
ofthcac item a to relatives. It is not that Chuclc needs these parts oJ &lie uatomy are coD1ldered "persoul property."
thinp, be just doesn't believe the rules are for him. rm U proper reapectla ob1erved for verboten areas, tllere
sure be would never steal from a private party but the uoald be Do problem.
companyissoimpersonalandrich,bedocsn't think be is DEAR ANN LAND ERS: Mihtarywtvesare not the doing anything wrong. I am terrified that one dav be will get caught and the onJy "two forone-ers" on the Amencan scene. Please
fwill · .. •·-I r. 1 uil< I ha h consider the wt ves of clergymen. roo cavein.~ ice I tybecause knoww 1 c Thesewo mendon't rcce1vesalanesbuttheydo
it doin( istotally dishonest I ha vc done everything I can nearl Y as m ucb church work as their husbands -who,
think of to stop him sbon of turning him in, and that I incidentally, arc often grossly underpaid. couldn'tdo.
Cb _ ... , dadhad · :1.-· b dbnuroNi bo h Tbecle~man's wtfe is expccted toaueodweddtngs,
U\.A s a1.1mU&lJO an ·~• utw at funerals,S0C1alandcivtc affairs.Shepours1ea aodp10ch-
be1otawaywitb, but even be never went this far. The hits when conflicts arise in her husband's schedule. She pressure on me is awful. What can I do?-SCAREO IN PENNSYL v ANIA _ runs her own home and rears her children, who everyone
DEAR SCARED: Coaftcle la yow cleramu. AU II.Im expects to be perfect. When there are problems, she must
to apeak to you lllublM. Wiiia ClllKIE lllean from u solve them alone because her ~usband 1s a~ay counseling
HtalclertUtlllellrilktqtllleloa10fllltjobud die respect cb~b members who arc havmg trouble wt th THEIR ~S:...amll~ :'!.~=Lma~ 1 prtaoa \tnD, Ille mJpt child~t~cs of clergymen dedjcate lhetr ti ves to others. I
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40 years ago,
U.S. unleasbed
deadly hortor
Fony years ago. this nation dropped ·~e ultimate
weapons," atomic bombs. first on Hiroshima and a few
days later on Nagasaki. ending World War II.
It is one of history's most deadly ironies that what
began With one holocaust was finished by another.
This space is dedicated as a sort-of tangible moment
of silence to those who died in both holocausts and those
wh~ di~ fighting in-between. Perhaps, as his~
tonan/phllosopher George Santayana suuestcd, if the
world rem cm bcrs the horror of this episode, it will not be
doomed to repeat it.
Our teens would be wlse
to glve Newport 'Y' a try
To the Editor:
Recent news stories concerning the
youth curfew and the debate as to
whether teens should be provided
entertainment options brought back
memories of my own high school
days and sim ilar quesuons of an age-
old problem.
(grew up 1n a town not much latJer
than Ncwpon Beach where driVlng
around and hanging out were com-
monplace. Teens then had many of
the same complaints as I hear of and
read about now m Newpon.
A curfew was not the issue for met·
but my parents were concerned about
our form of "fun" and wanted to
direct us toward different types of
act1v1tics.
My parents and several netghbors
&Ot t~cthcr and introduced me and
my fncnds to a variety of entertain-
ment that offered fellowahip, fun,
new experiences and a chance to meet
new fnends that I am still involved
with today. This unique opportunity
is available right here in Newport
Beach.
While church activittes and the
city's recreation program are all good
and recommended altematjvcs, what
I'm talking about has something for-
evcryonc, teen and adult alike. That
something 1s the Newport-C~ta
Mesa YMCA
The programs at the "Y" tnclude
fitness activities, camping, aerobics,
swimming, horseback riding and
dancing -some of these programs
even ~r at night for teens who
enjoy tllc beach during the day. I
found these programs to be special
and through them can be shared
many happy hours wnh both old and
new friends.
The Newport Costa Mesa YMCA is
here to serve the needs sugaested by
many of those persons involved in the
curfew debate. In fact, ~veral of the
council members have supponed the
YMCA and should be leading the
effon to have the city play an active
role in promoting the planned ad-
dition to this local facility. Without
cost to the city, a bond issue could be
offered that could provide the YMCA
the necessary money it needs to
complete its new addition and at the
same time provide the city with an
expanded achv1ties center for its
youth and local citizens.
1 stroneJy urge the city to get
involved in a positive solution by
getting behind this efTon and tn·
troducc families to a lifetime of
en~rtaming, healthy fun by ex·
penencmg the YMCA's programs.
· JERRY A. KING
Corona del Mar
Drugs are in the money
Tho~ who snon cocaine most
often do so through a rolled up
c~rrency b1U. That ball goes into
c1rculauon Toxologasts in M iami ran
some random tests on the paper
money the rt Ten out of 11 bills tested
had traces of cocaine.
A baby under six months of age -
hlte most other mammals of any aie
-breathes only throu&h its nose.
One of Kina Henry Vrtl's com-
p!Junts about Anne Bolyn had 10 do
With how much money he spent on
bows and arrows for her. He solved
the problem. thou&h
Compact an ice cube under 600.000
ORANGE COAST
Daily Pilat
pounds of pressure and 11 thereafter
won't melt tn boiling water Won•t
float 1n 1t. either.
The Constitution of Oenmark
clearly makes 1t illegal there to starve.
The praine dog digs a burrow with
an opening at each end. Around one
opening. din 1s heaped m a crater.
Next to the other opening. dirt is
stacked in a smile mound. This
causes any breeu to create a vacuum
at one end and feed fresh air into the
other end How the pra1ne doa
1 nhented 11s 1Cnet1c lcnowlcdae of air
cond1t1on1na 1s unknown
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''Neither landlord nortenantshavedramaUcallygatned orJ~st II? th«
even years Los Angeles has lmpo ed a lid on rent Increase .
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• .. •
Impact of rent controls
negligible, study shows
Neither landlords
n or tenants hurt
by LA · s rent limits
Tenants win and landlords lose
when cities impose rent controls,
right? And no one wanu to build new
units in cities with controls, eitfier,
even if new construction is exempt,
because developers fear controls can
always be extended, right!
Wrong on both counts. concludes
the nation's most extensive study of
reru...controls, a $500,000 city-funded
examination of rent limits in Los
Angeles.
Neither landlords nor tenants have
dramatically gai ned or lost in the
seven ycan LOs Angeles biS imposed
a lid on rent increases. Control had
"little, if any, effect on the average
rate of increase in rents" paid by Los
Angeles tenants. compared to in-
creases in neighboring cities with no
rent control.
That's a finding bound to
strengthen the hand of Democratic
Assemblyman Jim Costa of Fresno
and other rent control foesin the state
Legislature who have been fighting
for several years to ease the strict
controls of cities Hke Santa Monica,
Berkeley and San Francisco.
For the Los Anfelcs system aJlows
vacancy decontro -it lets landlords
charge whatever the market will bear
when a unit changes hands. Backers
of strict rent control have ~ued for
years that vacancy decontrol in effect
leaves tenants at the mercy of land-
lords. But the Los Angeles study
suuests otherwise, where tough reau-
But the Los Angeles study also bas
ammunition for backers of moderate
rent control. For instance, the pace ol
THOMAS
Euas
unit changes hands has been 14
percent.
•Tenants who have benehtted
most by staying put tend to be older,
often one-person households with
low to moderate incomes -many of
these are retirees.
•The incidence of apanmcnts 10
development has apparently '-~-n need of repairs is rising steadily, but
U'l;!1' no faster than in nearby areas with no
unaffected by rent control in Cali· controls.
fomia's largest city.
Construction trends were linked to •The 7 pen:cnt limn on mcruses
state of the general economy, rather allows most landlords to maintain
than to rent controls. Apartment their propcny and show a reasonable
buildin& was down during the re-profit. The study found that landlord
cession of the ~rly 1980s, but has costs alone this year would warrant
rebounded strongly in the last two only a 2.3 percent pncc hike.
years. . . Those findings led aJmost 1mmed1·
The e1ght-~onth survey involved atel_y _!Q 1Qwcr Los An&clcs rent
2.299 r~&ers -m Los-ltngcics;--404--tn Increases this year. with city Coun-
other c1ttes, and 3,300 landlords. cilman J ocl Wachs the rent control
The strongest ammunition 1t law's original autho~ lcadinJ the way
pro".ide1 for Costa and his allies is this to passage of a new' prov1s1on tying
finding: Tenants who have stayed put rents to rises in the city's federally.
for the entire seven yean of control measured Consumer Price Index. '
now pay an avcraae of about SSO per "That is the most reasonable
month less than ~hey would without standard, apolitical and 1n fact, by far
controls. Rent mcrcases. f~r such the most easily understood by both
stable tenants have been hm1ted to 7 tenants and landlords " said Barbara
percent per year. . . Zeidman, who headed the study
But the average Califom1a tenant commission.
!'loves once every 2.3 years, accord-But at least as important is the
mg to one Rand Corp. study, and study's potential staiewide implica-
those who moved pay about SJQ per tion. For it clearly shows that moder-
month mo~ than they would if no ate rent control 1s a reasonable path
controls existed, as vacated apart-for cities with very low apartment ~en ts arc re-rented for some.wb.at vtfcancy rates. h provides no windfall
h1&her rates than comparable umu in for tenants nor does it destroy
otlier cities, with landlords apoarent· landlords. '
lations on frivolous ev1ct1ons art That's why landlords and tenants
enforced. can figure that a new state law
ly anticipatin& that they'll ·have to man~ting v~cancy decontrol will
cope with the 7 ~rcent lid on rent most bkely be in effect sometime next
hikes for yean to come. year.
Other findings: TbomH EUH 11 • Sota Moalc•·
•The average rent markup when a ba1~ col111D1Jl11oa1i.te l1111e1.
Irrigation project dubbed
'drain ~ars' byen ineers
Even S. Dakota's f ~rmers a re fi gh ting
project that is s upposed t o h elp t h em
WASHJNGTON - A problem
with federal budgets is that they often
include modest items for preliminary
research or ··feasibility studies" that
are destined to srow into billion-
dollar boondoaJes in succeeding
budgets.
Even this year. when Congress and
the White House arc desperately
look mg for waY" to trim unnecessary
ncms from the budaet, one un·
pu~lim.ed but egregiously unwonby
pro1ect appears likely to make it into
the final hst of necessities. That's
beausc tts mitial demands arc so
p1ddhnJ - a mere S8 million for a
feasibility study.
The Ccndak irription project
would crisscross six counties in South
Dakota Wlth canals, bri_nsjng Mis-
soun River water to 474.000 acrea of
farmland ond nearby towns. Tbc
ultimate cost IS estimated at S 1.3
b1lhon
Even Cendak's backers concede
that 1t 1s a rcincarna1ion of the earher
Oahe water proJect, which waa kt.lied
by the unned OpPosition of South
Dakota farmers -whom the project
was supposed to help. They ruliud it
would cost them both money and ~n~ .
Now a coaht100 ofl,000 farmcn is
batthng Cendak for the same reasoo
-and po1nuns out that for the cost of
this ~ubioua 1niaation project. the
debts of all the state's farmers could hr wiped out.
The project has even aroused the
dcm1on offedcraJ enJ>neers from the
Bureau of Rcdamauon, a . ian~ to
make 11 look good At\cr contcmpJat·
'
ina the stagenna dra1n~e problems
that Cendak would entaJI, the enga-
neers began circulating humorous
memos when their objcct1ons were
ianored.
One memo, which pvc rules for
playing the "Cendak Drainage
Game.·· su"ested that bureau of-
ficials were &Jossin& over the serious
problems.
A second memo taltmi off from
the movie "Star Wan," 1s entitled
"Drain Wars" and has bureau of-
fictals playing such roles· as Luke
Pipewalker.r.. Pnne«t 1.caltie and Han
Manholo. 1 be villain's role, Darth
Vad01CZone. is assianed to Herb
G reydanus, a consultant hired by the
state to promote the project.
G reydanus told us he was not
offended, bccauJC he hadn't seen
"Star Wars."
Between 1he two needJinf m-emos,
buruu officials reaniJned enainccrs
worktn• on the Ccndak project.
explatnina that the enaineers bad
been unable to come to an ~men1.
But bureau sources told our ••
toeiatcs Corley Johnson and Donald
Goldbera that the enainccrs were
pulled off the job because they
que uoned the practicality of the
proJect.
Here arc some of the 1eriou1
problems raised by Cendak critics:
•A Reclamation Bureau draft re-
pon estimates benefits of S 1.02 to
S 1.29 for every dollar spent .. Tbe
creative 1en1us neceua.ry to come up
with thllbcncfit<ost ratio will boule
yo\.lr mtnll," lites the Drain Wlrs
memo. In fact, the offiaal draft
J1c1
AIDEISOI
and JOSE PH SP£ AR
acknowledges that it used unap-
proved methods to amve at the
figures.
•The supposed benefits include
$9.S million for South Dakota's aihng
rallroads for hauhf\l_ the extra crops
farmers will arow. OJ>Poncnts criti·
cizc this back-door method of
subsidizin& railroads.
•In a preliminary study, the Army
Corps o Eftaincers estimates that a
less ambitiou1 Missoun River pipe·
line could provide water to towns in
the same area for about 30 cents less
per 1,000 pllon1.
•More than I 00,000 acres of
woodlands, wetlands and arasslands
cs1entiaJ to the area's wildlife would
be des~~ycd by the Ccndak project,
and cnt1cs estimate some 600 wells
will be contaminated by pe tiClde
runoff.
Con.ireu has tentatively aarced to
fund SI . 7 m1lhon toward the fca11btb ·
ty study, which wa._supposed to cost
$6.2 million, but wb1ch the bureau
ad.miUed a year afo would eventually
cost more than S m1lhon.
Footnote: Reclimauon Bureau of·
ficial1 said.they are not committed to
buildin' Ccndak but want to frni1h
th-t fea11b1hty study before making a
decision
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ScARCHUGHT
WALTER
BURROUGHS
No one's
rifth t r
all of
the tim e
-----OK. so Custer's --last stand wasn · t
in South Dakota
Uke most senior ctttzens. I fre-
quently have lunch with a group io
which there obviously are very few
seniors but a lot of fine younger men
Last Tuesday the bite was put on all
of us for a chanty. The man who
solicited me suggested I ante up $200
As justification he said. "Of course I
don't wntca h1gh-pa)'lngcolumn hkt'
you, but I think I can contnbutc SO
bucks."
It's pleasant 10 have some readers
think the Scarchhg.ht 1s so vaJuable.
But at 1he ri~k of destroymg your
appreciation of ats worth, I have
decided to reveal the big secret of the-
emolu ment I receive. I only hope you
will not decide that, if that's its worth
you'll just loss it in the wastebasket.
How much? ZILCH. Thaf s right.
Fact of the matter is. I am well-
rewarded. For example, by r~newing
friendships with old friends and.
appartntl). making new o nes.
Some of these-fnends are.apparent-
ly fearfur of my survival. So they write
me letters calling attention to errors
and . .$0meumcs. to statements with
.whic.h. .. 1h.cy__cu.Qcr a&rce or d1sa_atce
violently.
l appreciate all of 1t.
Here·s an example: Al Bates, who
used to be editor of the cditonal page
of the Daily Pilot. wrote me stern!)' as
follows:
"I'm wondeong how many letters
you'll get correcting your error in your
July 9 column, placing Custer's last
stand in your native South Dakota
instead o( on the little Bighorn in
southeastern Montana." •
As usual, I am w1lltng to rely on
Bates' superior memory. However. I
got out a copy of the July 9
Searchh1tht. Here's what it said:
"In the Sunday Pilot for June 23
there was a magazine with a story
about ·General' Custer whose per-
formance at the ltttlc Bighorn m
South Dakota certainly ga ve none of
us native Dakotans anything to brag
about.••
So. Al. I have an ahb1. The
magazine 1s called' Farruly Weeki)'
and appe_ars every Sunday m the
Pilot.
It never occurred to me that so
presugious a magazine would make a
big error hke that. So, today, when 1
got back from my vacation, I turned
to the Encyclopedla Britannica and
you know what? Al is correct.
The always-nght Encyclopedia Bn·
tannica talks about the Bighorn
Mountains and the B~orn River.
Then it says. "Little Bighorn River
joins the mainstream at Hardin
Mont .. in the lower basin. It was near
the mouth o,f this stream that Col.
George A. Custer and the officers and
men offivc companies of the 7th U.S.
calvary were annihilated, June 25.
1876 in action against the Indians of
the Great Plains. C uster Battlefield
National monument marks the itc of
this historic incident."
One th1ngaJI of you ktnd souls who
have written me corrections omitted.
This is the story of the most famous
chief of that event. Sitting Bull.
"Sitting Bull was head of the Teton
Dakota (Prairie Sioux). perhaps the
most famous oTall American r ndian s.
Hc was born on Grand Ri ver 1n what
is now known as South Dakota, the
son of Jurnpina Bull oft be Hunkpapa
division of the Tetons. He joined his
first war. P:BrtY at the lit of 14 a.nd
soon, p imna a reputation for fear·
lessness an battle, became leader of
the Strona Heart warricr society
about I 8S6. Within five years he had
extended t~e Sioux huntina aro unds
westward snto what had been the
territory of Shoshone, Crow, A im-
boin, and other Tndian tribes. H1s first
skirmish with white soldiers occurred
in 1863, after the so-called Minnctota
Massacre by Santee Sioux had in-
volved the entire Sioux nation m
trouble with the U.S. Army."
There, my kind cnucs. "pan of the story
Friends, this d1dn 't itart out to be a
course 1n History 106 (or some such
number). But I do want to lhan.k tho
Of YOU who take the trouble to Check
on the pseudo-erudite facts that I tay
bcf ore you week after week.
You mtaht. however, enjoy chttk· mJ the encyclopedia to refre h )'Our
minds on a grtat deal of hi tory
Walter 8arro•1•• 11 tlte Pl1t1'1
/oud.J., ,.bU1hr.
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•Heaven' revival spirited .:r CHRIS CRAWFORD their roles.
NM c.tP1 ll I .... Lyle Pennerdebvma h.iahlr.comic
portrayal of Max, Pendleton 1 man-
qer. Peancr makes every line count
and makes the most of ey~rollifll
fac11l cxprcs lOns as well.
Some heavenly comedy 1s beln&
offered tn HuolJnftOn breach u
Coastlme Community Colleae oon-clud~ Its summer theatrical pro-
duchon ,of" Heaven Can Wait."
Opening last Fnday for a limited
two-weekend run, this revival of
.. Heaven" provides an urbeat fun-
ftlled evening of theatrica entertain-me~t that can be enjoyed by the whole famlly.
H ti's three-act comedy
centers on the life
and death of
prizefiahter Joe
Pendleton, who 1s
mistakenly sum-
moned to the pear-
ly gates by a young
me senger in train-
ing. Quickly rem-
edying the situ·-
atipn, however, is
~. Jordan, the
hief angel at the
dm1ssions gate,
ho sends Joe
ck to earth in
Headina the cast as Joe Pendleton
is John Lewis Lo2es who makes a
perfect prizefiJhter. When he becom·
es ln&J'Y and frustrated with Mn.
Farnsworth, we almost ex~t him to
say, a la Jacloe Gleason, • Watch out
or pow! Right in the kisser!" Yet
Loies' Pendleton can be tender also,
as in his loving momenta with Bette.
Guardian angel Mrs. Jordan is
impressively enacted by Edith
O'Donnell, who delivers her charac-
terization with the sort of kindly
authority we would expect from
someone in her exalted position.
John Mcisaac as her assistant,
"70.13," immediately pins our sym-
pathy as the likeable fellow who bas
made a dreadful mistake but would
prefer that the supreme boss not find
out about it.
Eric Sorenson and Suzanne Oo4d
arc a winning combination as_ ~e
couple who arc a little unhinaed by
the fact that Farnsworth didn't die as
planned. Jini Aman's cbarac·
terization of Bette Logan is solid and
sincere.
fine suppon is of'fered by Freden.
ick Shumake as Lefty, Va.larie>-Marie
Learmontb as Mn. Ames, Timothy
Shawn Kelly as Inspector Williams
and David Beardwood aa the
plainclothesman.
The Coastline set makes good use
of a limited stage. supplemented by
use of the aisleways and even the
audience space as, at the beginning, a
flock of colorfully dressed "anaels"
are beckoned from their seats amona
the audience.
Saturday's pcrtonnance contained
some alitcbes in the sound system
(particularly Mrs. Jordan's offstage
celestial voice, too low to hear at
tint), but nothing that isn't easily
remedied. '-"-
"Heaven Cao Wait" concludes
Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. at the
Petenon Leaming Center. 20661
Farnswonb Lane, Huntington Beach.
CaJJ 241-6186 for ticket information. wo different rcin-
Lo1u, A.mu carnations. In his rr=====================-====:=;ii; .... --.1
first return to Earth as rich Mr.
Farnsworth, Joe discovers that his
secretary, Tony Abbott, is having an
affair with Mrs. Farnsworth. But
that's OK with Joe, because be bas
fallen in love with Bette. Except now
Mrs. Jordan is tellina him that he can
no longer be Farnsworth.
From thert, the tangled web of
mistaken 1dent1ty and ~onfus100 gets
more crazy and comical by the
minute until Mrs. Jordan provides
her divine intervention to set every-
thing right.
D1rcctor Robert Michael Conrad
bas staged an energetic, engaging
prOduetion m which most of bis
actors are excepuonally attuned to
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Eirm shows executives the door
Investment seminar
scheduled tonight
A free seminar will be held by Traweek laveatment Co. toda) at
Wesun South Coast Plaza Hotel. 666 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. The
seminar will begin at 7 30 p.m.
Representatives from Traweek wall discuss the real estate
marl.et-place for potential property investors and wall make available
prospet;tU!)CS on Traweek Investment Fund No. 21. Ltd., a Cahfom1a
L1m1ted Partnership.
There as no obhgauon to invest and reservations are not
required. For further informauon, call Traweek Investment Co. at (21 1)
822-9157 or Toll Free 8()().. TRAWEEK • • • The public as 1nv11ed to attend a free seminar on "Tiie
Government NaUonal Mortgage Association) Securttlea Opportunl·
ty" presented b)' Ball Rmg. rcgtstcred pnnc1pal for Pnvate Ledger
F1nanc1al Services, Inc. Ring 1s a member of the National Assoc1at1on
for Securiues and DcaJers. Secuntaes and Investor's Protection Corp.
and 1s a regJstercd investment adviser.
The 90-manute sem inar on Gbulie Maes wall be held on Aug. 14
from 7:30 to 9 p.m. The seminar is to be held at The Sheraton Newport Hotel an
Newport Beach, at 4545 MacArthur Bhd
For reservations or more information. call 851-9966 . . . ' The Orange County Advertising Federallon holds its "Bu~ .\
Dnnk and Get to Know ." on Thursda) begmning at 5:30 p.m.al
Ravels, The Registry Holel. 18800 MacArthur Blvd. Irvine.
The Ad Club will honor Mal Malgieri, senior vice president,
Manin Advertising Inc.
On Aug. 15, the Ad Club will honor Jan Wilson, associate
director of communications. San ta Margarita Co. •
. On Aug 22. the .\d Club wtll honor Richard Clark, president and
Gilts Meyer, vice president of Clark Meyer Charters & Howell.
On Aug 29. the Ad Cl ub wall honor Mark Doyle, chairman of the
board. Doyle-Van Fossen.
• • • The Orange County Chapter of the National Association of
Independent Fee Appraisers will present a three-day course enutlcd
"Pnnc1ples ofRes1dent1al Real Estate Appraising.. .. Aug. 21-23 at the
Conestoga Hotel an Anaheim
The instructor "-Ill be Don McReynolds of McReynolds
Associates. Tucson. AnL .. who will teach the hag.hly concentrated
course on the theory and practical application of the appraise!
process.
It is a course which de sen bes all aspects of appraising res1dent1al
properties as weir as gJv1ng an introduction in appra1s1ng income
producing properties. All interested panaes are welcome to call Hank
Fontes, Fontes Appraisals Inc at 6 73-9389 for add1t1onal infor-
mation
• • • Questant Enterprises, a career counseling firm in Costa Mesa.''
sPQnsonng a free career seminar on Aug.. I 8 from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
The seminar will address topics such as goal onentauon.
mot1vat1on, career trans1t1on. resume preparauon. computenzed JOb
searches and ta1'0,red cover letters.
For reservations and a pre-recorded message providing
direcuons to the seminar. please call Questant Enterpnses b} .\ug. 16
at 545-6255 For add1t1onal 1nTormat1on. contact Michael
Scbowe~gerdt at 546-7357
• • • "Wonderful World of ReaJ Estate" is the theme of the Calllornia
Auociation of Realtors 81 st annual convcnuon to be held 1n
Anaheim from Sept. 30 to Oct. 2
The convenuon·s opening day "kick-off' session on Monda)'.
Sept. 30 at 2:30 p.m. will feature guest speakers including Clark
WaUace, president-elect of the National Assoc1at1on of Realtors. who
will be introduced by Raymond D. Spinelli, president of the 100.QOO..
member real estate assoc1a11on.
The con vention features educauonal sessions. mot1vauonaJ
speakers and an exhibit hall of the latest serv1~s and technologJes
including computer developments to the real estate industry.
Wrapping up the convention Oct. 2. Kelly Lange, co-anchorperson of
''News 4 LA·• wall address the closing general session at 8:30 a m.
James 8. Baker, president of Realtors National Marketin§
lnstllute will tell guests. "What's Congress Doing to You Now.·
Mark Victor Rusen wall discuss "Prospecting and Closing" and J.
Steven Cates will present .. Breakthrough to Peak Performance: Thas
as Your Lafe -Not a Dress Rehearsal."
Convenuon participants will be able 10 attend vanous seminar<;
1~clud1ng "Group Investments an Real Estate," as well as a panel
-d1scusson by experts on real estate finance, with an update on the tax
la"' and lls effects on the reaJ estate industry.
· All convenllon events will be held at the Anaheim Disneyland
Hotel. The convention is open to the general public. Realtors and
their guest'i .\dvance rcgJstrauons arc available by wmang P 0 Box
76917 Los Angeles 90076 or calling (21 J) 739-8200
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What do you do w11h a long-term tool for dealing with the !>('verancc of
manager who no longer changes with executives as on the rise among
the company, or when a vice presi-companies and businesses of all
dent clashes with a new supcnor? sizes ... " said Ellermeyer. a former
Companies arc turning to pro-personnel execuuve with more than
fcss1onal e.11.ecutave outplacement 21 years experience JO human re-
firms -compan}'·pa1d counseling sources o,1,11h companies including
and training for displaced executi ves 20th Century Fox, Hunt-Wesson
-when forced to fire employees. Foods and Aar Cal.
according to Wilham K. Ellermeyer, "Outplacemer.t benefits both the
president of Career Management com pan) and the displaced execuuve
Service'> by providing a smooth separation
The lrv1ne-ba'>ed executi ve process as well as fac1li1a11ng the
outplacement firm spec1ah1es in as-execuuve's relocauon to 'll com-
s1s11ng Cahforn1a corporations of aJI parable or o~n limes, 10 an even
sizes in the counseling and re-better pos111on ... "
employment of executtves who lose Ellermeyer said most e~ecutives
their Jobs. • who are terminated are not fired for
Outplacement fi rms are designed ·incompetence. Most have been
to provide a training program to help promoted to PQSitaons not matching
executives develop the necessary their capab1hues o r they have been
skills to find a new pos1uon. left out because of a company
The goal of the proVclm is to reorganizauon: Clash in personality
proVJde the ind1 v1dual with \he tools style or the merger of two companJes
·Fannie Mae tjghtens
rules on home loans
New standards aimed
at reducing defaults-
by first-time buyer~
WASHINGTON (AP) -The na-
tJOn's main wholesale dealer an home
mortgages announced changes today
that wall make 11 more difficult for
first-time homebuyers 10 qualify for
conventional loans.
David 0 . Maxwell. chamnan of the
Federal Nauonal Mortgage Assoc1a-
11on, said the revised standards for
loans Fannie Mac will purchase arc
aimed mostly at mortgages where the
buyer puts up less than 10 percent for
a down payment
It as foreclosed loans 1n that
category that ha' e caused senou~
lo'ises for the pnvate monwe undcr-
o,1, riting firm. Maxwell saii:r. · -
He said the stncter standards being
imposed Oct. I on mortgages quali-
fied for Fannie Mae re-purchase are
necessary becau~ the kind of housing
1nfla11on of the 1970s that made
almost an} home loan a profitable
~c as no longer present 1n the market.
~ith house values generally not
nsmg.any more than inflation -and
in some cases at a slower rate - a
home owner strapped to make pay-
ments cannot rel)' on a sharply higher
home value to enable him to sell
without takrng a loss.
As a result. said Maxwell. manv
owners simply "walk awa}" from the
loan. leaving pnvate insurers and
mortgage lenders to absorb the loss.
Maxwell sa1d he had no esll mate on
the number of people who would be
unable to qualify for mortgages under
the new standard'i.
The maJor change announced
today increases the required amount
of income a borroo,1,er needs toquahf)'
for mortgage loans with down pay-
men LS of'ress than I 0 percent.
Under the new standard. a bor·
BUSINESS NOTES ---~ ....
rower's monthl) housing expenses
will not be allowed to exceed 25
percent of gross monthly income and
housing expenses plus installment
debt cannot exceed 33 percent.
The old standard was 28 percent
and 36 percent and there were
provisions for exception~ in cen.ain
cases. There will be no exceptions
under the new rules
For a $76.500 home with a 5
percent downpayment. a borrower·
would have to earn $41,232 to qualify
for a 12.2 percent fix-rate conven-
tional mortgage compared to $36,814
under the old standard.
The change does not apply to loans
where the d9wnpaymenc is I 0 percent
or more. ·
Fannie Mac also outlined a senes of
other changes in the way various
seHer 1ncenti~s tcmpO
interest rate buydowns. will be calcu-
lated an determining loan rauos.
Although Fannie Mae makes no
loans directly to mdJV1dual home
buyers, its loan guidelines typically
are viewed by mortgage lenders as an
industry standard since the firm 1s the
natio n's largest single supplier of
mortgage credit.
Meanwhi le, the Federal Home
Loan Bank Board said that mortgage
interest rates dropped again in July.
But the decline was not as ~tecp as an
the previou .. month.
The board reported that fixed rate
mongages for new homes dipped to
an average of 12.58 percent an early.
July, down from 12.86 percent in
earl) June.
The latest decline put mortgage
rates almost 3 percentage points
below their highpoint last year. How-
ever. the July drop was not as great as
the J une.declinc, when rates fell more
than one-half percentage point.
A.dJustable-rate mortgages wnh un·
limited rate changes declined to I 0 7::
percent from 11 .07 percent in June
H Irvine architects honored
also causes executives to be fired.
"Searching for a JOb is ver'Y 'iamalar
to marketing a product," Ellermever
said "Outplacement assists the e'\·
ccu11ves 1n 1dent1fyang their strength!>
and goals. training them in the latest
JOb-hunung skc11ls, and then develop-
ing a JOb search markeung plan that
they can follow as they locate a ne"'
position"
Ellermeyer assigns one counselor
for each executi ve who goes through
the program and works with the client
until he or she ha-, found a desired
PoSlllOn.
"Self-assessment and ongoing
counsehngare crucial to the outplace-
ment process." Ellermeyer said.
"Often. the ind1v1duals have never
really looked at what 1hey want to do
with their lives until they go through
#outplacement. As a result. many
discover a new darectton or career
path - one that they are much
happier with."
Ellermeyer said most outplace-
ment firm s find that executives who
use their services generally find
comparable and oflen better pos-
1 tions. Companies and executi ves
benefit by using a neutral, third-party
bndge for a smooth trans1 t1on WILLIAM ELLERMEYER
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Golf ball washers
Technician Mbnh Vu of Golf Media Services In Irvine
uaemblee golf ball waahen, called the ''Perfect Round.''
The waahen. molded lezan realn consoles, are uaed to keep
the milllona of golf ball a .-old each year clean.
percenl of chenoe reoerdless of volume I DOWNS for Mondey. Name Lesl c~ Pel I h d L' k A at" No securities 1radlno belOw .'1 ere Incl ]v Mnvt S'°Pf 201/• -Off 21 o r~ lllC· ase r.l}OlO I ssoc1 ~s.
TBS would pa) S29 for cath ol
M(J M-llA's current outstanding
sharci.. and MGM-UA would merge
Landa. Mc( anhy has announced. with a wholly owned subsidiary of the
Construction 1s scheduled to begJn JO Atlanta-based co~a;[c, officials of
board of director\ Monda~ night
BankAmerica ~pokesman John
Keane c;a1d 11 1s the company's first
common-stock dfcrca'iC <,ance 1932
early 1986. ---'t=he firm,..a.nnIDln onday --=B=nk !.flUourcci. said the d1v1denG--
----.-. -.----reduction "-35 spurre d b)
-uded. Net and e>e<cen1eoe chenoes are lhe 2 v Manville 6~ -v, Off 19.g <1n archllccturc and land planning difference t>elween lhe previous closono 3 AL wtA ~•n -lt 13 fi d ( d A d d price 11nd Mondev's 2 P.m. Price. arler w1111 ~ -•lt 115 arm. rcc.:cave a Jran war an __ ___ u~ --~' --~ ttr tw0Mc111 A;wardsm chtOold Nugget
Name L11s1 Chg Pei 6 LomnMlo w 1 3 '• -lt f 11gS1 .\o,1,ard' rnmni•tttaon at ihe Pacific 1 MGM+UA WI 7 + 21-. UP 6' 7 7 Anecomp 3~ -"' , .. lr-.inc'<; Amacs & Assocaatec;. an
ad\cn1s1ngand pubhc relations firm.
will handle public relations for the
Orange Count)' Commercial Real
Ec;tate liervacc' D1v1\1on of Grubb &
Ellis. Am1cs & A~socrntec; has an·
nounced
According to previous releases. a Bank \mema ( orp.'s unc,pected
newstudaoprobablywouldbecrcated loss of\338 m1ll1on. or 59 cents per '2 MGM·UA en1 22~ + 4 , UP 2Js 2 8 S1PecCorp s IP'I -p . 1· ( oa<,t Bualdl'r' ( onkn•nce 1n San
3 Builes Ges 1. t . Up 1 3 I 9 EnterreCP 12,,8 -,,,,,_ 7··~ r ranCl\C(l 4 MldSouUt 12 ~ Up 9 10 Vendo Co 9~ -7"t
w11h the United .\r11sts film library a'> share The loss. pnmanlv due to :i
II\ base. ' huge ancrea<;e 1n ll!i reserve for bad S Seate 3.38Pf 59' i 3'7 UP 6 ~ 11 ~edlce 1 P•• -I • • • 6 CentrJ10elll ' • + • UP 6 12 GalvslHou 3 • -, 7' " ~ " P 11 rt Be a c h · \ I n t er·
7 Bea1co 32 t 11 .. UP I 13 Plrllnv 3 ~ -• f 7' ( ommunu;Jtaun~. Inc. will handle
' ~~~~~Id n: + :~ 8g ·1 I a i'~'~:nll ~:~ = ·~ H ad\ Crll~lng and r>uhlac relations for 10 GlobMar 2\W + ll UP . 16 avlnCP 7 • -' 6 ~ the ~" Jae' '.J kla de I mcnt 11 PubSvc NH 7'• t ~ UP I 7 EOlnll 31. -• 6 m .. It U\ \COP 12 0r1oroPic1 1~·· , UP '· I w11CoNA ll• -• 6 1n Murrtl't.i. ln1cr{ ommun1ca11ons
13 WnUn l•pf 1 11a '" UP ' I j9 GF Co~ 6 • -~ 7 ha I Th d cl " PSlnd ,.J'2Pf 31• ~ UP , 0 Wiiims 1 , 'Ii _ · " announcCl c new ev op-'J An941llu 26 , 1'111 UP '' l Patrick tr 2 , -, f 6 men I 1' l ailed Bear< reek
1 Bekerlnd pf s~ .. + • UP '" ri SfeordSc WI 2 'II -'• I I ... 1 Be11cToas J l .... UP 43 1 Adve~1Grp 8,.,, -> • Md Mth)-. ii rnnstructaon and de·
18 ~~~~~~s 69~ ~Ji eg ~ 1 ~ ~~'gf~ i\;i = :~ f ::· \clopnll'nl uirnpan} "''h offices 1n ~y My-e~n wl ~ I UP 'a 'Mn~IAUI ~. -• "-c"f)(1rt Bcal h "Ill develop a Sl'<-IR roP 1.. Uo 3 Mo wk Oat • -'I <,tor~. 174-rnorn hotel in Yorba
• • • MGM-UA Entertainment Co. and
Turner Broadcasting «i)stem Inc
have confirmed they arc attempting
to negotiate an agreement whereb)
MGM-UA would be acquired b}' T BS
for S 1.5 balhon.
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day that 11 has reduced its quancrl}
d1v1dend on its common stock from
38 cent!>. to 20 cents per c;hare.
marking ate, firc;t decrease <;ance 1932.
The acuon v.as recommended b}
management and approve"d by the
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Shri.mp prosper in desert
SUN CITY. Cahf (AP) -The
domwhapcd artenhouaes SJtt1n1 in
the nudst of an othel'Wlae banen ~ look like a mirqe, but Steve
Scrflm& says has plan to raise shnmp for~fit in the huae plastic tents is no 11lus1on.
:·No O!"e want's to bchvc we can
raise sbnmp on aancultural land ..
says Serfunt, wfio heads Solar
.. Aquafarms. 'We have proved it
repeatedly over the last severaJ years
but our problem is that nobody wants to believe it."
The $3.S millio~ facahty produces
the crustaceans m shallow pools
beneath domes dottina 11 acres of
dC'ICrt..
"We can grow 20,000 pounds of
heads-<>n, laJlC shrimp per acre
annually. For instance, on 100 acres
we could produce 2 million pounds of
shrimp. The shrimp ~uld then be
sold wholesale at about $6 a pound for a total of S 12 mil11on in sales "
Serfling said. •
"Our costs for this crop would be $2
million. So there's a profit of $10
million (for one year). r
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NEW YORK (AP)-Stock pnces plummeted
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I 'h years.
Prices opened mixed but turned sharply and
broaply lower in afternoon tradi ng after "self
programs" by several maJor brokerage finns hit the
trading floor at once, analysts said.
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Den JorgenMn but• Mike O'llrlen In MY a.-1111 m11t. 112.
The Dodger• throttle the BravM behind Jerrr ReuM. 112.
» ........... Mana&er Gene Mauch eurveye the eltuation In an empty Angela lockerroom after 3-1 .tctory over Seattle -and a algn In Atlanta offen a fan'• .tew of the l.mpend.IDC •trike.
Union ·lawyer: We are on strike
. .
Baseball slams to sudden halt everyone's energy" to try to resolve the impasse.
The session was descnbed as ··very informal" at the
beginning. but the two sides apparently found something
to tarK about. They stayed in the meeting for more the 6
hours a,ttd. at.011e point, a player representative who had
been iri IO\JCh with union headquarters said it had turned
into a-"·scnous negotiating session."
This time. the kc~ again 1s a smgle issue -~jff)
arb1trat1on It started in 1974 and the owners sa) 11s has
helped salane!> sno~ll to this season's a .. erage of
$363,000 a player
games tonight (Monday).
.. o\s a technical matter. the stnke does not begin unttl
the stantng time of games today As a practical matt«. 1f
we don't have an agreement. wtJve told the pla}ers that
the} should just be wherever they want to be and do
whatever the) want to do. Thts lS the way it bas to be ··
as 11th-hour attempt fails
NEW. YORK (AP) -Major leaJue bascbaJJ players
went on strike today when a last-ditch effort failed to
resolve a contract dispute over the game's saJary structure.
··we are on strike," said Gene Orza, a union lawyer.
"That's based on an assessment of where we are now, and
an assumptton that it won't change between now and 7
o'clock.
But after 81/i months of n~otiations and increasingly
hard-line statements. the two sides were just too 'far apart.
The pla)ers set the Aug. 6 stnke deadhne on July IS.
the da> before the 56th All-Staf game in Mmneapohs. At
the time everyone 1·xpressed OllllmLSm that a setlement
would be reach 1n the succ«ding three weeks.
But pos111on!> hardened. rhetonc grew louder and on
Monda}. with those three weeks reduced to less than 24
hours. no formal negouauons were held.
MacPha1l. chief bargamer for the owners.. conceded
that one more meeting was unhkel) to avoid a walkout.
"I can't say that I'm opttm1st1c at this potnt."
MacPha1l said.
While negotiators gave tt another try. ballplayers
watted to see 1f their work would continue.
"However the strike does not begin until the first
game tonight."
The strike, which both sides repeatedly said they did
not want but which neither could seem to avoid, was on.
And baseball slammed to an abrupt halt. two months to the
day from the scheduled end of the season.
The 1981 stnke, the first m1dseason walkout ever by
tro athie·te'!. fn the United States. npped 50 days and 712
james from the middle of the schedule.
Fehr did get together with Lee MacPha1l, the owners·
ch1cfbargamer. for 11, hours in the morn mg and presented
specifics of a plan susgested Sunday. MacPhail called
Fehr'!> proposal .. ·alarmingl) destructi\e."
"I'll get up and ltsten to the news and see •what
happens." said Scott McGregor. the Baltimore Onolcs'
player representattve McGregor. scheduled to pitch
tonight against the Blut' Jays, had flown to Toronto early
Monda).
Orza said the strike would formally begin with
tonight's full schedule of 13 games. Countered Fehr "In this sttuauon, there's not much
more we can do ... The announcement followed a meetins between the
two sides, called at the request of Commissioner Peter
Ueberroth in an 11th-hour attempt to aven baseball's
second-mtdseason stnke in four years.
Ueberroth, in office for just 10 months, had pleaded
wtth the players and owners to use "the last ounce of
The issue that ume was free agency -the ability of a
player to sell h1s~rv1ce to the highest bidder. It was a right
the players WOJ>.111 court. in rulmg stnktngdown baseball's
reserve clause! that bound a player 10 one team unless he
was cut, traded or sold
8) later 1n the da). 1t was clear that onl) a dr'amat1c
new program or change of position could keep major
league players on the field.
-There's a smke:· Fehr said as Monday night's fitial
games ~ound down "Tht> stnke 1s on as of the end of
As time was called in the season. the National league
d1 vtS1on leaders were the Ne-wN ork Mets m the East and
the Los A~les Dodgers in the West. In the Amencan
League. Toronto led the East while the <\ngels topped the
'W est.
Doq DeClnce.
'It 's two kids fighting over train set'
Angels say owners have
to give a little to settle
By CHRIS MONAHAN
DellJ l'tlol C~I
"It's a shame isn't 1t. It's ltke two kids
fighting over a lfain set and we can't share 11."
Those words. from Angel rookie Darrell
Miller. seem to put what is happening to baseball
in perspective.
As of this mom mg 11 appeared that for the
second time in five years the Major league Pla>crs
Association was going out on stnke
"(told you guys (the press) in spnng training
that we should have talked about 11 then." said
Doug DeCmces. who 1s a member of the Pla}ers
Assoc1at1on Executive Counsel "Now people are
coming up wnh Qew ideas with what. IS hours to
taJk about 11. We went from $60 m1llton a }Car
(money from the owner's TV contract that goes 10
the player's pension fund) to $40 m1llton We're
are saving them S 120 m1lhon o'er the \1\-\l:ar
contract and the) didn't even "'ant to t·ommenl
on 1t.
"That makes me be he\ e 1ha1 the\ (the
owners) don't want 10 settle 11 .. · "'
The owners are sucking to their proposal
that they want salary arb1tratton ehg1b1ht) to go
from two to three years and thal a pla'.er -;hould
not be able to get more than doublt' what hi\
salary was the year before.
DeCinces· sentiment was echoed h\ Ron
Romanick. the Angels pla}er reprcsenta11\ e
"I saw the proposal that we made (conu:rn-
ing the S40 million) and l thought 11 was a fair
proposal. but I guess the owners ha'e other
alternatives other than settling 11." !>.ud
Romanick. "Their proposal 1s not nego11abk It
seems hke we've been giving and haHn't been
getting an) thing back
The) (the owners) want the -whole ball or "'a'
and ~e don't want to gt\t~ back what "'e "'ert>
given in 1976.
After the game. Romanick ..aid of the
mec11ng this morning.··-. ou ~111 all just ha'e to
watch T\ rm sure there isn't one-gu\ (on th1~
1t•am) "ho ~on't be watching T\. Then we "''II
ti'\ 10<.:all e\er)one 1fthere 1s baseball"
~aid o\ngels' Director of Publications John
Se\ano. ··what the pla)e'f\ and some fans <U>n't
realize 1s that the owners themseh es don't lose
mon<') Baseball teams aren'1 famtl)-owned
an) more the> are owned b) corPQrat1ons. The
O\"'ners don't want a stnke. but 11 will be a ta\
"n te-off for them "
''I'm ashamed 10 be a part of the pr0<:ess the
~a) 11 ha-; gone." said Geoff Zahn "I loo!.. at both
'>Ide!> and to me. there 1s no reason for a !>tnl..e
''The plaj ers need a recourse other than a
\lnke V. e nCl:d other bargaining tool\"
"It "'111 bt' hardest on the \eterans 'W e put all
that lime 1n." said Bobb) Gnch "'We're mal...ing
all that monc' no~. ht-cause of what we·, e done
1n the past ·
It" 111 affect me I'm in the la lier )ear'i OI m\
~·areer more than sa). Dtel.. Schofield. t. ho •~ tn
(Pleue eee ANGELS/87) Ron Romanick
Witt: He
throws
~~~-rikes'
Defense gets its
kicks in practice
Robinson pleased
with linebacker
play of Wilcher
ham boo 3<; lht.') n·~awdh l ra!>hed
. l
Angel rtght-ha;xnder
pitches like I~
last game of ~aso
By CHRIS MONAHAN
Oellf,_Cwr11,1 ldel11
Monday "'$.ht the Angels' Mike
Witt pitched hke baseball was going
out of style. And indeed 1t might be.
With the poss1b1lty of a stnke
looming larae on ·the honzon, Witt
took the mound apin t the Seanlc
Manners as though 1t miaht be the
last start he makes in I 98S.
"I watched ESPN all day. as far as4
p.m. when I came to the stadium."
Witt said ... , felt, with aJI intentions.
that this would be the last aame of the
season.
"Knowin11t might be the last game
of the season, you want to end tl on a
good note. I needed a win. I've been
struulina lately."
rftct1mg sm-na g:rmcs m th"' tast
game of the season ts a Wttt strona
point. At the conclusion of the 1984
season. on &pt. 30. he threw a perfect
game against Te,.as.
Monday. he was farshon of perfect.
but he was. 11 the least. very effective.
pttch1na a five-hitter, as tht' Angels
defeatt'd the Manners. 3-1. before
31,197 at Anaheim tad1um.
For the aamc Witt (aced only thitt
batters over the minimum and only
O!'eovephe minimum dunna the la t
e1tht 1nntn&\
Witt al~ 'truck out ~•x battt'rs to
aive him a tot.11 of11 7 for the season.
He 1s fifth tn the merican Lcaauc 1n
that atcgory.
"Mike Witt pitch~ a good pmc
(Pl aee ... WITT /87)
'
., ...........
Rmm~ back Erle Dlckenon, bold.lna out . pitch from hla aaent, former bonn. cham-
for a better deal with the Rama, looke lor a plon Ken l'forton In brtef workout lilonday.
By JO EPH DUDEVOIR
Detly,...... Connpe ..._,.,
It \\a<, dunng a 'eon inten\t ~o.il
line-stand dnll to"ard thc end of
Monda~·~ prac11~ at Cal ~tatc Full-
enon that Ram<; Coach John Rotl-
in<,on prompth callt'd a timeout t~l
Sl\ltl the e\ern'iC' when hC' c;.iw
something he didn't ltke
Running ba I... Charles \\ b1tC' had
. 1ust tne<l to run wide onl) to be ~trung
out for a los'i Robin'lOn thou_sht th<
time \\as nght to gi ... e h1 olll'Ml\t'
pla)er'i a httle d1rcctton
"Run th1<; "'a~ ... he said pom11ng at
lhe sideline. ··and }Ou lose Run 1tw.
wa~ .'~he 'i.11d as he pointed toward
the end zone ··and you win .. -
Then he pounded his fist dov. n 1010
his palm and s:ud. "o\nd dam mat th1<;
iom nm~ '"tr:itght a had and no other
wa '"
fhe ofTense lined bad. up. got 1ht•1r
bcanngs and got read) to pound av.a,
at the defenst" in th.t P~"nb<"d lOu~·
Robinson 'haned for them
o\f\er a k" more pla~s thl· otlen..e
'itarkd•o1ng '1ra1.ht tra1Jht had.
"That ¥.a\ fun out tht're · ~1d 6-6.
~ ().pound Booker R«"SC. a founh-
year delcn'ine end. who alona "'11h a
ho l of 01her hopt'lul v.rtded ha' oc.:
on runnma bad.\ .\ J Jone\ and
'W hlle a\ the\ tn~ to ptnetrate the
1m~nctrable
Rookies Hal 'te,en\ (~4. ~70),
.\lv1n Wnght (fl-2 2ti5). ~ond·\C'ar
man Doug R~ (fl·'· 26~)atona """h
\Cteran Gar) JC'tC'r and R 1e lXl'>
'oundt'd like ckphanl\ hreak1n1
V. hate and Jone-" to thl' ground
But the one pla~cr "'ho drc" raH''>
from Rohin!ion "as hnehader ""1 tkt.•
\\ 1kher
'"He·, j U\t l..tl kmg the (bleep I out of
thl' offen..e .. <>aid Robinson of the ~-' ~'"-pounder out of "'lorth C"aro-
hoo "\.11ke ha' been one I-Me most
1mprC',\l\l' pla\ers ~ far dunng
l'amp Hl··, a great pass rusher that I!>
final~ rnmmg 1nll1 his own .\nd he'\
folfilhng the prom1'><.' that we though1
he h.id "hen ~t.· draftt'd him 1n the
~'Hlnlf r\lUnd ..
Rohtn~on ~ho Ila' rt>fu.-.ed fo
name 4'tarters to l...ecp the compet1t1on
,\I a le' t.'r pitch. Y.ent !IO far a<1 to s:i\ •
"I k '' ,,ur n1dde (defense:) hnebacker
l''t.' alrt.•ad' decided that
.. Hui tha\ dden<tl\ e line 1\ gotntt to
Ix• J dogfight "
Do'"· who ha!> bc.>en unhapp) wtth
the idea ,,f pla)mg jUSt in ,running
\ltuat1on-.. "''Will pla) ti he'~ better
than the otht.•r;." ..a1d Robinson "thr
be't plau·r; "111 pla' ..
Or ma'r~ tht' rM&~l Tht' at-
titude Roh1Mon I\ fo<,tenng l'i one ol
agare\\l\C'ne'i\ to put 1t mtldl\
"for a team to ~•n. 1t has to he
tough.'' he ..aid "look at ~n Fran-
,,~ o The\ 'e llOt gu\ on dC'fense
that "ant 10 kill \OU there·., a lot ol
'ntct' team\ 1n the league and the}' re
not near the top It ~e v.ant to ~ a
"'tnnmg team "C"·, e got ll'• he tooah
hl...e the g<xld 1eam ·
One uta wfl('f'C" thC' Ram~· alv.;I\.,
<.et"m to ha\C' an abundam.c ol good.
touah talent '' thl' dcfcn'•"e ·ond-ar. \\1th tht' \tgnma of o l pick
Jem C 1ra' the Ram" ha,C' onl\ dded
mort depth to th1\ an-a •
(1ra\'. v.hCl pl;i>ed ~fc:t) 11 the
l nt\Cl'\lt\ 1)n C\ \, t\ ~tn~ Wth:hcd
(Pleue eee llAM/B~,
... --
112 * Orange CoQ\ DAIL V PILOT /Tue.day. Augu11 e. 108&
Mission Viejo Untouchables begin drivE
Nadadores dominate-
men ·st women· s 800
Ironically for M1ss1on V1CJO Nadadorc
Coach Mark Schuben. the name of the band
appropnately tiu the build of h1~ 1985 team
which sccU-to atv¢fhe club its 4Jrd national
title this week, while the mu ic represented the
oumand1na 1nd1v1dual effons of four
Nn.dadores who d1d mucb towards tym.a the
e>.istina record Stt by the Santa Clara SWlm
Club back 10 the l 960's.
add1uon to tine $Up~ning performance b)' no"" she's being pus~ed by L>cbb1c liat>ashofT
runner\-up Mike O Bncn and Tam1 Bruce. They push each other dunna practice and that
Schubcn's knllments may be ii bit con-makes 1he-d1fference."
it's not as aood as l'd like ...
W11h O'Bnen sw1mm1n1 an 8:02.94 an th
fifth heat. Joracn en came out or the pack a
I.he 300 meter mark overtakma Troy Da.lbe_y o
the San Jose Swim Club to dominate.the fina
SOO meters uncontested. A 11tu1uon tha
miaht otherwise have aiven the 17-year:-olc
M1ss1on VHSJO H1ah sto1or an Amff1<:aJ
record.
----------scrvative considerina all four wtll be resurfac· Mis ina her projected aoaJ of 8:32 b)' two
ina throuanout the week seconds. Brown looked to the opponunity or By BRIAN UNDERWOOD
Cl.itrNMC.-1111 •1 Havin• stcadJly improved on her second travctina to the Pan Pacific Games d1ttetJy
place fimshcs in the 1,000 and 1,600 yard followina lhe Nationals.
Upon completion of the first day of the U.S.
National l.of\I Course Swim Champ1on hips,•
the contemporary beat of the Untouchables Call it coincidence. c•ll 1t an omen, call 'it
nonsense but Schuben would ju t as soon
keep thmas 1n perspective At least until
Fnday.
free tyles at the U.S. National Short Course "l'mjlc'st pleased I won and that I'm aoina to
Chatnp100 h1ps earlier 1h the year. Brown Japan. Now r want to try and win and do well
captured her first national championship with for the team."
·hoed throu&h the public addre S¥Stcm a$ a
lalle Monday afternoon crowd eiuted from
the pool area of the Mm1on V1c10 Inter·
nauonal Sports Complex.
an 8:34.94, the second fastest time 1n the world Despite conmtent Improvement over the
this year. past three years, Joraensen .has been in the
"It worked out very well. I had my ow1
aoats planned and ! wc.~t exactly the way
wanted. No complaints.
A small handfuJ of the I, I 00 swimmers on
hand for the week. mcludina partic1J>_ants of
the recently concluded men's 800-mcter
t'rttstylc warmed up and down while ''Be
>Oursc1r· played for the benefit of all ...
"That's our &oal," remarked Schubert on
the possibility of tak10J the men's, women's
and team title to break the record. "l think
with this kind of start we're a good leg up on it,
but we have a Iona way to go."
··1 thouaht I'd 'o a little faster," the 1 S-ycar· shadow of distance partner Mike O'Brien who
old Mission VieJO resident said." But l was took the aold medal last summer an the l,SOO
pretty pleased with the time." meters. But a role rcvc~I on Monday suited
Coach of the Nadadorcs since 1974, the lean 6--2, 190-pounder just fine.
Accordina 10 his mentor. Jo11ensen'!
strcnith in various d.istances mak~ h1m. 1
threat in all the Iona d1siance catqories.
Schuben secs intonsc trainina to be the "f felt really happy about the time
difference. (7:S8.71), Joraensen commented. "The 10&1
"Din's very versatile. He's a aood tramc1
and in trainina he likes the 400 ~nd bel~~· ~c
has a lot of speed for a auy his aae. sate In the wake of strong opening day victories
by • Kim Brown and Dan Jorgensen, in
"Last year Kim trained really well. Train ma aoina in was the record. J cut a half second off
with Tiffany (Cohen) helped her a loL Ri&ht th.-111~1 hRlfwhich iJn't tremendously bad, but Scbuben.
I SPORTS BREAK
~ --
Phil Rizzuto Day
beefed up by .cow,
Seaver, crowd
Meta take lead from St. Loula
Darryl Strawberry hit three home •
runs, drove m five runs and scored fow
times Monday, leading the New York Mets
toa 7-2 tnumphovenheCbicaaoCubsan~ .
From AP dl1patcbes
into the National League East lead. The v1ctory was lhe
third strai&ht and ninth in the last I I games for the Mets
... Elsewhere, OnJe Vlr,U hit two home runs and Jolla
NEW YORK -Although he had to triumph over St. Louis and droppina the Cardinals into Ill Ra11ell hn another; lcadina Philadelphia to a 9-1
share center stage with Tom Seaver, Phil · second place in the NL East. In their last pmc.befo~ a
R1zzuto's dream came true. threatened players stnke, the
''I'm a dreamer. l'v~ dreamed all mr life •. " said I Cardinals feU a h~Jf-game behind
Rizzuto. He mentioned his dreams of playing w1tb the the Mets. St. Louts had not been
Yankees. playms 1n the World Scries~nd.·•marryina the out of first plac~ since.June 29 ...
most beautiful girl in the world" .._his w1fc Cora. "It all Houston startma p1tchcr Bob
came true." Knepper snapped a personal five·
It was ,Phil RlZZuto Day at Yankee Stadium game losing streak and Glea.a
Sunday, a day whioh New York owner George Davia drove in tht:ee runs as the
Stienbrenner designated before the season to honor Astros beat San Francisco, 1.s.
"the greatest shortstop 1n the franchise's history". and to for their fourth straiJht victory ..
retire his No.10 uniform as well as place a plaque in the . A.adre Dawson hit a two.run
left-center momumcnt park. home run in the first inning and
Rizzuto's dQy wasn't perfect. though. One nf his etn.W.'7 doubled to break a ninth-innina
gifts-ofallthrngs-a"HolyCow"-knockedhimto tic as Montreal defeated Pittsburgh, S-2 ... Dave
the ground and nearly fractured some toes. Parker'• threc·run homer and Dave Van Gorder'• tic·
"That really hl.Jlt." the Yankees broadcaster of29 breaking sacrifice fly sent Cincinnati to a wild 8· 7
years said. ''That b1g1h1ng stepped right on m) shoe and victory over San Diego. the Padres' fourth loss in a row.
pushed me backwards. like a karate move."
But as fate would have it, or maybe it was Just bad
luck. n was also the day that Seaver would be bidding
against the Yankees for his 300th major·lcaguc victory.
Snubbed already by the Hall of Fame voting
several times. Riuuto wasn't willm& to be upstaged
without a fight.
During a 45-minute, pre.game ceremony. the fiery
66·ycar-0ld announcer told a crowd of 54,032: "I would
like to thank Tom Seaver. His timing was perfect. He
saved up all this time so he could win his 300th game
here. Well. I'm sorry Tom. but you're going to have to
get it in another city."
In the end. Rinuto was wrong. A little more than
three hours Later. Seaver and the Ch1caio White Sox
had defeated lhe Yankees 4-1, and became the I 7th
pitcher in major·l.cague history to wi.n 3~ games.
Rizzuto received many gifts: tnps, video tapes. a
set of golf clubs and golf lessons. a watch, a sail board, a
car.
Rizzuto. a Yankee as a player or broadcaster since
I 941 , called the day "the bid'est thnll of my hfc. much
better than gcttmg into the Hatt of Fame." ·
The ceremony closed on a comical note when a
cow named "HuckJebenY' ~ wtth a makeshift hallow
over its head -was walked m from behind the wall in
nght.center field to Rizzuto by home plate. Riuuto
arttted 1t before being flattened
.. Holy Cow' Rizzuto said, bellowing his favonte
expression. "I don't think I'm going to keep that
animal."
Quote of the day
Jerry LeVlas, former Southern Methodist
All-American. admitting he broke NCAA rules in
rewarding three SMU football players with cash
gifts based on their semester grades: .. I pay for
passing -some on Cs, some on Bs and great on
As. But I don't pay for basket wcavmg.1'11 pay for
grades. I won't pay for tackles."
Hacksaw cuts out of football
ROCK.LIN. Calif -Jack ''Hacksaw"
Reynolds. who Joined the San Francisco
49ers four years ago and helped them wm
two Super Bowl titles. announced Monday
he has vinually given up hope ofplaymg football again.
He also announced an end to his short career as a
training camp coach with the 49ers. Re'ynolds, 37, was
oot offered a contract b}' the 49crs or any other team this
year. but be accepted an invnauon to help coach the
49ers' linebackers during camp.
He spent his first 11 NFL seasons with the Los
Angeles Rams and Joined the 49crs after being released.
Detroit KOa Kansas City, 8-4
PETE ROSE
COUNTDOWN
Cla.bJI
UJOIJ
Ty Cobb
" What Rote dJd
Monday:
He was I for4 in
the Reds' g. 7 vic-
tory over the San
Diego Padres in
Cincinnati.
I Chacon'& probation tightened
OROVILLE. Calif. - A Butte County m
Judge tightened probation restrictions
Monda}' on former World Boxing Councll
featherweight champion Bobby Chacon
who pleaded guilty to breaking parole following his
arrest on alcohol and traffic violations.
-Oroville } ustice Court Magistrate Brian Rix
ordered Chacon, 33. to halt any use of alcohol.
participate in an alcohol treatment program; s1;1bmit to
surpnsc drug and alcohol tests and retrain from
patronizing liquor stores and taverns.
Chacon was convicted of wtfc beating in Novem·
ber 1984 and placed on three years probation. Four
months later-Chacon was arrested on alcohol pos.
session and reckless driving charges in RoscviUc, a
Sacramento suburb. In an agreement with prosecutors,
he pleaded guilty and was fined $350 dollars.
Television, radio
Chet Lemon kejed a thrc.t:.run_ ._.._..~ ...
SC\ent -inning ran)Monda} 'night that
boosted Watt Terrell and Detrou to' an 8·4.
Amencan League' 1ctol) over Kansas City
-reascball games su ~eel to cance ·fa strike is
called.)
1n front of Ro~als Stadium's largest crowd of the season
\ anou'> signs in the o;tanding room-only gathering of
41.25 I c11her implored the pla)ers not to strike or
e"<hol'ted fans to retaliate with a stnkc of their o"' n 1fthe
pla~ers union "'Cnt ahead "'•th its work stoppage toda}'
. . In other games. home runs on consccuuve pitehes by
Rickey Henderson and Dou Mattingly powered the
New York Yankees to a 7-3 victory as Roa Guidry
became the first 14-gamc winner m the Amencan
League. Guidry. 14-4. who had a 12-game winning
streak snapped in his previous outing. did not walk a
baller and struck out se'en Bruce Bocbte had three
hm and drove 1n two r\Vls. p0wenng Oakland 10 a S· I
\.1ClOf) O\er Minnesota. W11h the v1ctOI) rookie
pitcher Tim Btrtsas increased his record to 8-~ as he
ga"c up~'' hits and struck out seven before getting last-
our relief help from Jay Howell
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An Atlanta fan &eta a .econd look from a yoUDC•ter who can •t quite make out the
~--•tantflcance of the pa~ bai. The fan wu
proteatinC the Bra•ea play thia aeaaon.
Dodgers stick with basics
Atlanta succumbs
to Reuss' pitching
as LA romps, 6-1
ATLANTA (AP) -Despite the
strike talks that dominated con versa·
tions around the batting cage before
the Atlanta·Los Angeles game, a
handful of fans forminr a yrotcst
march and the dismantling o Chief
Noc·a·homa·s tepee during the game.
Jerry Reuss had only one thihg on his
mind.
"I was thinking only of pitchm§
and concentrating on the hitters.'
said the Los Angeles left.hander, who
hmited the Braves to only five hits m
the Dodgers' 6-I victo~ Monday
night.. hours before the TueSday strike
deadhne set by the.players.
"I wasn't c-0ncemed with what was
going on in New York." said Reuss,
referring to the talks between major
lea~ue owners and the players' as-
sociation tn a bid to avert a second
strike 1n four years.
Reuss improved his record to 9-7
b}' going 7'1J innings before Tom
N1edcnfuer fimshed up. Steve Su
had a pair of hits and three runs
batted in to lead the Dodaers· offense
against Braves' starter Len Barker,
1-5. Pedro Guerrero had three hits
and an RBI to extend bis hitting
streak to I S games and Ken Land·
rcaux added a solo homer, his ninth of
the season.
The Braves' only run came in the
opening inni on a single by Rafael . • OOle..-
The r c were about a dozen signs
scattered about the stadium by fans
protesting the strike and a smattering
of boos, mixed in with cheers, during
the contest. A fan did throw some
beer into lhe Dodgers' dugou~ in the
sixth inning and Manager Tom
Lasorda came out to ask for ad-
ditional ~urity. ~ ·
0 Some00dytlfrew beer into the
dugout so I went up to the umpire to
get some added protection for my
players," he said. "You don't mind
the booing, but when they stan
throwing things. somebody could get
hurt."
In the seventh inni'\&i a youna man
marched throu&h the a.isles from the
third-base line to the first·base line
with a sian that read: "Fans Strike
Now. Follow Mc." About 15 to 20
fans in the crowd of 24,536 did.
Also in the seventh mmng, Ch1cf
Noc·a-homa. the Braves mascot, had
dismantled his tepee in the left.field
bleachers.
"So what?" said Horner after the
game. "That's the least of our worri· es.,.
Braves spokesman Wayne Min-
shew said the chief was "only getting
prepared for Saturday night's Falcons
game (a National Football League
prescaso':l P.me). There's no signtfi·
cancc to 1t.
At the end of the contctt. there was
some booing and the fans lingered a
little more than usual.
But the booing "was the usual
stuff," said Dodgers player rcprescn·
tativc Mike Sciascia, who was more
concerned with the pos.sibility of the
strike.
"It's a tough situation now. We're
still optimistic we can get together
and settle it, but realistically a
scttJcmcnt will ha ve to be reached by
noon or I p.m. if we arc to play
tomorrow(Tuesday);' he said. "We'll
stay here and play at >O p.m . if it can
be settled. but I don't think that's
realistic.
"I can only hope and pray that we
don't go on strike. but if we do. I hope
it's for only one game," said Sciosc1a.
"It's just hard to believe, but it's
going to happen again," said Homer
of the strike. "They (the owners)
didn't team from four years ago."
-He said he would sit around and
"hope to get a phone call that we'll
play ball tomorrow. I've assumed all
along that it would be settled and
until we don't play tomorrow, thcrc's
still a chance. I'd be a fool to say that's
a probabiJity, but there's always a
chance."
Among the signs was one that said:
"You'll Be Back. Will We?" Another
said: "Don't Strike America's
Game." One vendor had a sign on her
back pleading, "Please Don't Strike."
There also were also some that bad
nothina to do with the stnke. "Macon
Loves The Braves," and another that
read: "Bring Back Darrel Chancy," a
former Braves' infielder and broad-
caster with Atlanta a few seasons
back.
Los Angeles' General Manager Al
Cam1.>3nis said club officials would
remain in AtJanta until 6 or 7 p.m.
Tuesda~ night.
"If its not settled by then, we'll go
home. The players arc on their own. r
assume they'll do the same," he said.
Atlanta spokesman Bob Korch said
front-office personnel would report to
work on schedule at 8:30 a.m. today,
and Braves' Coach Bobby Dews said,
"No matter what happens. I'll pro1;>-
ably show up at the park tomorrow
ready to go."
RAM DEFENSE SHINES •••
From Bl
tocomerback to taxe advantage ofh1s "And the~·s nobody that doesn't
quickness and man·to.~m'..'.:a::n;...~sk~i~lls~·--.,--~f~o~'.:;;;;Ooo~hh;:'-;:w;:;h:te'Tyi!:'1i:ih~ey~scc~h~i~m~L~h"::m~w:":""
"There's a lot of technique workn arm strength in the NFL I'd havcto
l've had to io through, but tt's going rate him very high."
all right," said Gray. "Just a few steps With the Saturday l 0 cxhib1tJon
here and there. I think I'll be OK." opener with Houston four days away, Robinson declined to say how he Corncrback Gary Green is another would allocate playing t1mc between
player Robinson is hig.h on. "He's off quarterbacks, but did admit that all
to a great start. He has lots of athletic eyes will be on Brock.
ability and whatever else it takes to be "l-fust ~ort'-t thmrn-
a great ath1cte. I lhought he just came will be a culmination of his career one
into camp with fresh leas or somt-way or the other. I know he can make
tbina but he's just been irru>ressive." 1t. He's just aot to prove 11."
On the other side of the hoc. *
Robinson is auardcd irfhis assesment lllAMS NOTH: Wktt rec.Iv« ._ .,..... of his 34-year-old qulrterback out of chtetl9d 1n10 camii Mond•v ano went ttvoutlfl •
the Canadian football league, Dieter 119hl WOAOUI. arown I• recov«lll9 from Brock. enhMCOPlc •Ul'lRll'V on llll 1an knee 10 ramovt t>ont chlllt "Ht iCOftd IS -~t on a C\'Ob "l will say he's made progress 1n , .. , ..... 1e1 c~e11 ,_ 111--. "SO "' loolls every area.' Robinson said. "What 11r1t1v llOOd avt ht won't ~v aotlns1 Houston
We're do1'ng hasn't mcs""'d him up at S.tU!'dn." · NoM tac111a Onie ,...,_. •tlll ""' remt lnt Ufl•lontd Ind OVI of Ul'llj) . A006llt• all. He responds very well to different OtMY lnHltv <wtot rtQlvtfl and DetMM
kinds of cove,...o"" a'nd has good ,,.._ '''°"' tnc11 wm tio111 unowoo '...-1rtll0Kook ltMt •Ul'WV WtdntideY . instinc)s. AoolnlOll Mid ht wlll ntme '"' 1t1rt1119 taam '°'
S.tUl'deY'lotrnt Wtdt!t'4aV or fhunday
Raiders' Plunkett has traveled rocky road off ootball Lewis captures
rowti;ig crown OXN .\RD (AP) -lt'..s difficult to 1mag1ne
that many athlete~ have gone through the
gamut of hath~ and IO'-"S "penenced by
quanerback fim Plunkett of the Los Angeles
Ra1der1
This 1\ a man who ha' ~en the ulumatc
football hero -a wanner of the He1sman
Trophy and Mo'it Vnluable Player Award m
the Rose Bowl as a collea11n and a wtnner of
MVP honors m the C\uper Rowt ai. a
pro(c11\lonal
Thi~ 1salsoa man who tfa\ been the ultimate
'ipom reJect -he JOmed the Raiden u a free
aaen1 1n September of I 978 after beina
released b) the n Franc1'C'o 4Qcr'i and has
heen benched on ~vcral occas1on'i
Indeed. he'" ~n the top of the mountain
.rnd t~c hottom of 1he b rrd \fo\l of hi\
h111hh ht' .l\ il pro hive come "nee hi\ rt'lca~
b) 1hc 49cr-., but there h1tve been some tough
times since then too.
Plunkett, 17 and about to bcgln h1s I Sth
'iCason m the National Footb31J Lcaaue,
acknowled&ed 1n an interview at the Raiders'
'ummer tr11nina camp that on several
occasions he believed his e&reer was over or
about to end
"Oh. a lot ofttmes, lct me tell you, e pec1ally
after bemg released hy the 49crs," he said.
'I've had'll lot ofchancei 10 prove myself. A
lot of people don't act the second or third
chance I've had."
Perhaps that's true. but Plunkett has
ccn.a1nly made the most of them.
"Jim 1S1 rcmarkableauy," said Coach Tom
Flores of the R1uders. who h$ted Plunkett a$
h1i. team·, No I quanerback cntenns tra1n1na
camp "He' like an old wn~ hoN". he' t>cJn
~
I
throu&h so much, come back from such
adversity, accomplished so much··
A microcosm of Plunkett's career was the
I 983 season. He bqan the year as his club's
startina quancrback, but due to his ineffec-
tiveness and that of the team, he lost the job to
Marc Wilson midway throu&h the season.
Less than a month latcr, l>lunkcu had his
JOb back as lhc re ult of Wilson sufferina a
broken shoulder. and he went on to auide the
Raiders throuah the rest o( the tuson, the
nlayoffs and a 38-9 \ 1ctory over Washmaton
1n S\lper Bowl XVIII.
Another such drama aepcared 1n the
maluns last year. but 11 wasn t to be
Plunlceu qa1n lost h1sjob to Wilson -this
ume H 1he result ofh1s uffcnna an abdominal
1n1ury 1n the ~awn·~ Slltth pme -but was
the starter when the Raiden (aced Seattle m
-their opcnina pme of the playoffs
The Seahawks put an end to the Ra1ders'
season with a I). 7 victory at the Seattle
Kinfdome. " felt pretty aood." said Plunkcu. who was
playina his first full aame 1n nearly three
months. "We had our opponunities to win
that pmc. we just didn't take advantqc of
them.
"It was lhe first pmt I've e~r played in
where the audible was taken out of lhe pme
bcausc the crowd wa' so loud. Not beina able
to do (audibili2e) hun. That disrupts your
whole offensive attack. "'1 thouaht it 'Wh totally unfair, for one team
to have that arcat an advanta.ae over another
But you can't tell a crowd to be qu~.lftmt'll
teach u to win that la t (rqu1Ar·sca50n)
game"
PRINCETON. N.J -Brad
Alan Lewis, who team~ up for a
aold medal in double sculls
without cox at the 1984 Olympic
Games with Seattle's Paul En·
qu1st, put t<>aether a winnina
effort with John 8iJlow in the
same event Sunda.Y at the World
Championship Tnal .
The tY..o ed&cd out their oppo-
nents by tes than o foot in
clock.in& a 6:2 l 9S for the 500
meters to cam the nght to
represent the United States in
Bclaium Aua. 26. They leave Aua.
17 for Europe.
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MAJOR L•AGVI STANOtNGS American LMtut
Anelb
Kan"' Cttv 0.klelld
Cll!uoo
$aettlt
Mlnnat0ta
Tuu
T«onto
OatrOll
New Yorll
Boston
Battlmote
Mllwauk"
Clavelancl
WHT OMMC»t
W L ~<1. 08
'1 ... _slJ u .. 534 6
S6 .. Sl3 ~ u ~ .510 7'11 49 S6 467 12
.. 57 .441 14
~ '4 ..-s 20·~
•AST OIVISK>H
'1 lt
S7 47
51 41
SS 49
S3 ~
4S 57 .. ,.. 10
9
' II
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20 tt MMdllv's k-
All9efl 3. S.. 11 le I
Ntw V«k 7, Clllcllgo 3
Oetroll I, l<anMll Cltv 4
O.kland S, Minnesota t
Tedl't's kMcMH GafMI
SHllle t9"111e 4 SI et u.ts (Romanick 1)·41, n
Baltltl'Q'e IMcGr9-t-1) ar TOf'onlo
tFJlar 3·01, n
Cleveland (Romero 1·1) et New York (Nlellro 10-9). n
·aoston (Oieda S·61 ar c11lcago tNtl-' 7-Sl, n
Milw•~M <Cocanower l ·ll at TtaH
<Hooton S·S>. n
Detroit !Tanana 4· 10) ar Kanias Cttv (Blad 7·11), n
MlnntlOla (BulC:lltr •· 10) •• Oekl•nd (Codlroll 9·11. n
NatleMI LMtUe
WIST DIVISM>N
W L ~ 61 43 ~ct.
.517 Cincinnati S6 4' 531 5 S.n Dlevo SS 51 .519 1
HOUSIOll SO S6 An 11
442 lS
317 21
Atlante 46 SI
Sen Francli~ 41 65
New VOl"k
St Loul.l
Montr .. 1
Clllclloo
PtllladelPlll• Plttsl>urgh
EAST DIVISt<>tt
62 42
61 47
S9 47
S4 50
49 SS
lJ 10
.596 m
SS7 .519
471
.320
'h
4 • 13
21''> MMctav'' scer.s ~6,Allante t
New '.York 1, ChlQoO 2
MonlrHI s. Pltttt>uron 2
Cincinnati I , San Oleoo 7
Ptllladtlol\la 9. SI. Louis I
Ho<nton 7, San Frenctsco s
Tldll't's SdlecMM GefMS ~ (Heo111...-12·31 er Atlanta
tBtdro1len 5· 101, n
N«w Vork tAoullera 4·3) at Monlrffl
I Palmer 6·9), n
PtttlOuro,, !Rootn-' 2·6) 11 Plllladat·
Piila (0.nnv 6·1), n
San DieOO (Tllunnond 3·1> er Clnc:lnnetl ITI~ S·11), n
Chicago tSendtrlOO S-4) at St L.oul•
!Tudor 13·1>. n
Sen Franclaco (Gott 4·1) et Houston
(Nktllro •·•> 1J
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Aneels l, MarfMn 1
SEATTLE CAUf'ottNIA
Ramo•n P8rll<fl'; n
AOavls ID
GThmsdh
Cowt11s rt
Prftltv lb
OHedsncf K .. rnev c HRYnkl 2D
P ... conl 21>
Tetlls
abrllbl Mlrllbl
4 o 1 o Petlls cf 3 o I o
4 I 2 I Carew lb 3 0 0 0
4 O I O Oownlno H 2 O I O 3000 RJonHd,, 3110
3 O O O S.nlq1 Pll I 0 0 O
3 0 I 0 O.Cnc1 )b 2 0 0 0
l 0 0 0 Jadun rt 3 2 I O
l 0 0 0 OMlller rl 0 0 0 O
2 0 0 0 Grich 2D 4 0 I I
1000 Boonec 4 000
Sc"°"ld IS 3 0 1 I
JO I S I T...ii 2J l ' 2 Seo ... t>v lnnlnes
SU* 000 001 000-I
CelHtnlle 010 001 OOa-l
Game Wlnnlno RBI -Nona
E-f>rtsle\I, Swlf1 OP-Catlf«nla 2
LO&-Seattle 2, Catlfornla '· 28 -AOavls,
RaJecalOft HR-P8radlev 114) !.-Petti•.
O.Clncts Oownlno.
IP H A Ell BB SO
*"" 61-l Swift L,3·4 6 3 I 2 l
Vand&ero 7-3 0 0 0 I 1
Rtono I 0 0 0 0 2
Calltomla
WlllW,9·7 9 s 0 6 HBP-Schofleld Dv Swill. Oownlno Dv
Swl1t T-2 22 A-31, 1'7
Miller 8tnl<1uu
Jonas
J.O.ton
Sconlen
Carew
Peltll •
C>Klnces
Oownlno
Gr1et1
B-Gerl>af'
Narron ScllOfltlO
Wltfono Hendrick
·T..W•
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BATTING
A8 R H HR
25 s • 0
299 38 " s 250 41 70 Tt
2t6 41 19 11
'4 10 11 I
211 38 71 I
24S ll 63 I
306 37 11 13
312 4180 11
311 42 76 s m 11 n 4
6J S IS 0
100 9 23 5
219 7' S3 I
117 11 JS 4
4 I 0 0
J,j II 4SJ 174 100
PITCHING
RBI Pct.
0 320
21 291 so 2'0
SI 26'
6 266
27 261
U 2SI
52 .2S1
41 241
31 2U
lJ 2'3
l 231
12 130
21 119
11 . 117
0 000
422 .241
IP H 88 SO W·LERA
HOiiand I'°> 0 I 2 0-0 0 00
Moo<e 63 S3 14 44 1·4 1.43
Cliburn 6?lll SS 24 14 6·2 2 U laM 2'~ 7' 10 9 2-0 2.SI
ltomenlck 14' 1•2 43 41 13·4 3 07
Wiii 174 147 67 117 9·7 3 OS
Corl>ttt ~ 40 IS 19 2·1 393
Sla!on 117'1'1 122 S2 40 •·9 01
Mc:Casll.111 11~ 11S 39 SS 7·7 439
S.nc11t1 ll11> 40 11 17 l·O 6.4'
Ca "delar 11 5 3 3 4 0·0 1.20
Tetab tSl''> tl2 352 446 '1-44 l.SI
Sevn Moo<• 21. Clll>urn 2, Clemenr.
NATIONAL LEAGUE raves-,--
LOS ANGELES ATLANTA
Ouncann 'Cal>tll lD
Matur.. Pll
Ruuet 7b
Landr• c:f
Guarrer II
Brock ID
~•lr1
Sclo11>ia c -s.xw-Nledntur P
RtuHP
9allM 21>
ebrllbl ebrllbl s 0 I I Komnsk rt 4 0 0 0
3 0 0 0 RRmri n 4 I I 0
I O O O Murollv cf 4 0 O 0
0 0 0 0 Horner ID 4 0 1 I
4 2 I I Harper H 4 0 0 0
4 I 3 I Oberllll 31> 4 0 l 0
4 I I 0 Ctr-c 3 0 0 0
4 I I 0 Zuvella 21> 2 0 1 0
3 0 I 0 9arlltr p I 0 0 0
~ T 7 T RUt>Onl !Ill' -ro-cro
O O O o Camp P O o O O
3 0 0 0 F«sltr P 0 0 0 0
1000 MT"mPPll 1000
OadmonP 0000
Tatlb l6 6 10 4 Tetah n 1 $ I
kert II\< '"""* LM A--'" 100 m IOI-4 AlllH!ht 100 000 OOt-I
G.me Wlnnlno R81 -SH (41.
E-;C•l>tll DP-Los An1Mlas I, Att.enra I
L09-\..0t Angeles S, Atlante S 2B-
H«Mf'. Gu«rero 1 9rodt.
Hlt.-t.andt .. u• (9)
If" H It E• B8 SO
U•A--'" Rll\1.11 W,9·7 7 7·3 5 I I 1 4
Nl.onluer S, 10 I 1·3 o O O o .l
Allal'lta
larker L l·S S S J 3 0 5 Camo 11·3 4 l l 1 I
F0ttltr I H I 0 0 0 0
O.cltnon I 0 0 0 0 2
WP-Aeuu T-1 30 A-24,"'
MA.J0tt LIAGUB U ADl!RS
A"*"-" L...ue
BATTINO 1"5 tt llehi-eo..s. 8"ftlft. Js.t, erall. Ka n .. , Cltv, l50. It ~
N-V«k, )49, laoc'f\lt, O.kllnd n1,
U CY, 9•lllmore, 31', MattlftOIY, Ntw
Vo<ll, .31' ltUN~ Hendtnon, Ntw York, t?,
Al!llltfl, h ltln'!Or9, 75, Whlllktf, Ottrolt,
75, Molitor, Mllwa_.M 11, M Otvl\,
Oe111ancs. "· Wlflfleld, New v oni. " lt.....,.,...ttNIO!v. Ntw V~, 17, E Mvr·
rev, &antmore. 90; 1tlll*ctt1, eattimor., 1•.
irltk, Chlclt9o, 72, G ltll. TorOtltO, 11
HITS-8090•. lkKton. 14S, Manlnol\I,
Ntw YOf'k 131, WlltOn. Kansai Cttv, 130(
Wllttakar a..folt l?t. Owda, Twonto .,,
OOUILD-Mal!IMIY, ...... YOt11., J), eucM«, 80tt0!', 31, 8099' htton, )0, G
Wti..er. OllCMO. h , COOHI'. Mllwaull•, u fllll~($-W11Son. K.enMt Clrv. 14, lut•
le', ~. 11, ll'\ldtatt, ~~. IO.
COOMr. MllWllUlt"· f, Of' , OaalMCI.~. MernocMI Ottrvrt, 6, P lrMltf, S..tue, 6
HOM( ltUNt-FIMI c111eeoo. "· 0. l vaM. OelrMI, , •• 0 :r..ome,, Seattle, 2
PraMY. s.aui., 24, a.IMfll. Ken ... Cttv,
1l
I .,,
STOUiN 8A.SES-• ~. N ...
Yon., jO, 8utl9r, Clevt14111G, ». ,....,
Anelb. n , Wlholl. Kanta Cttv 31,
MoMbv, Twonto, ff
ll"JTCRINO 1• dtcltlon1)-BlrhH, Oak
tend, l·t. UI. Ouldrv. New V«k, 14 4, •
l.09, ·~. """"'· .,... l.01 ~. KattM• 'tllv n s. '•~. J HowtU. 0.lltand. 9-4~ ti ICtv, T0tonto
t-4, 2"' STltlK.~OU rs-Blvltvall, Mlnn .. ott
131, Morris, Detroit, l>l, F 9•Mlst~
Clllceoo. 121, Butn• CllK•GO. "'· Wht, ....... 111
SAVES-<Nhtflberrv. tCanlH Citv 24
J Howell, 0.klelld, n 1 H«naftda1, °'"°''· 32, 0. MMrt, .,,...., 21, llltlQlltttl, New
York, 19
Nattonat LM.U.
BATTING t2SS et ti.ts)-Mc:GM. St
Louis, ).M, ~. ~ .Jl\. Hen,
St Louts, 313. Gwvnn, San OleoO l07,
P9rllaf', Cincinnati . .lOJ ltUNS-Murol\v, Atlanta, M, GIMfT-, o..n, 7S, COiemen, St Loul•, 14, Rein
"• MonlrH I, n, McGM, St. L.ouls, 49; ~ndtlef'O, ClllUOO. 69 R8t-Patktr, Cincinnati, IO; J Clark, St
Louis, 1', Murpffv. A ttente 1'. He< r. St
Loul•, 711 H«na<, Atlante. 61
HITS-~. SI Loul., 131, Gwvnn,
Sa" Oleoo, 127; Par11.ar. Cincinnati, 173,
Harr, St. Louis. 1201 Gerv•v. San Oleoo,
Ill OOU9LE~aMadl, MOntrMI, ti,
Perkef', Clncl1111.ttl, 2S, Hafnandtl, ~w
YOfll, 24, GwVM, San Oi.@o, 23, Hef'r SI
Louis, 23, J Clark, St Louis, 23.
TRtPLEs-Mc:GM. St. Loula, 13. Col-•man, St Lout•. 9, Ralna1, MontrN I. I,
S.mue4, Pnlla~, I, Gladden, San
Franchco. •· HOME RUN~r .... ~ V , ~v. Atlanta, 27, Pri«, Cincinnati, 21,
Hor11tr, Atlanta, 20, J Clark, Sr Louis, 20
STOLEN 9ASE5-Coltmen. St Louis. 74; Loties, Chleaoo, ti; McG ... St. Louis.
41, llltalnM, Montniel. 3'; lttdus. ClnclnNttl,
)9.
PITCHING (9 dKl•loM>-Franco, Cln·
d nnatl, 9·1, 2.13; Goodell, N-Yori.., 17·3,
I S7, Hawkin•, San Oleoo. 14· 3, l 12,
HanNMr, ~ lt.J, 1A2; 9 Smith,
MonlrNI, 12·4, '·"· STIUKEOUT~. ""-Y~. 179.
Soto, Clnc:l.,,,.tl, IS6, It van. H0taton, • I~,
V....._., Oedllln. IQ; 0.r11no, N-
Vorll. 117
SAVEs-Rffrclon, MontrMI, 21. Lt
Smlttl, Clllcago, 23, G.oneOt, San Oi.@o, 21,
Pow«, Cincinna ti, 19; 0 Smlltl, Hou•tOll,
18
Red Cllrew career dltttslkl
•EGULAA SEASON 8ATTIMG
G A8 • H Hit Ral Awa
67 Ml11 137 S14 6' 150 f SI .2'2
61 Min 127 461 " 126 I 47 273
'9 Min 123 451 79 I S2 I S6 .332
10 Min SI 191 27 70 4 21 .36'
11 Min 147 m • 1n 7 41 :J111 n Min 1«2 S3S " 110 o s1 .311
73 Mlft I .. YO fl 203 6 '2 l~
14 Min IS3 S99 N 711 3 SS 3"
7S Min 143 535 99 192 14 90 .359 16 Min I S6 605 97 200 9 90 .JJ I n Min 15S 616 121 239 14 100 .Jll
71 Min IS2 S6' IS 1• S 10 .333
79 Cat 110 ~ 11 llO 3 U 311 to Cat IU S<IO 74 179 3 S9 331
11 Cat 93 344 57 111 2 21 .30S
11 Cal 138 S23 It 167 3 44 .319 al Cat 17' 472 6' 160 2 44 .ll9
M Cal 93 329 42 97 3 31 ns 15Cat 74 2'9 3' 71 I 27 2'4
Totals 2416 9141 13'3 3000 91 1003 311
~Wtn
G
69Mln
70Mln
19Cal
A9 R H HR R91 A.,,._
3 14 0 1 0 0 071 , , 0 0 0 0 000
4 11 4 7 0 I 412
I? Cat
Tot all
5 17 2 3 0 0 176
14 SO 6 11 0 I ?20
Al·StM GarnK AB R H HR RBI A.._
67 Ml" 3 0 0 0 0 000
61 Min 3 0 0 0 0 000
69Mln l 0 0 I 0 000
70 Min -tnlurec:t, did not Olav 11 Min I 1 0
7'lMln 2 0 1
73 Min 3 0 0
74Mln I I 0
7S Min S 0 1
76Mln 3 0 0
n M1n 3 1 1
71Mln 4 2 2
79 Cat -lntured, did not Olev
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0 000
I soo
0 000
0 000
0 200
0 000
0 l33
0 soo
90 Cat 1 I 2 0 0 1 000
11 Cat 3 0 I 0 0 333
82 Cal -tnlured, did not Dlav
al Cet 3 1 2 0 I 667
M Cel 2 0 0 0 0 000
rotals 41 • 10 0 2 2"
•ec1 carew ea,_ HllNltllb
Maler u.-·--Tled Most llrnt• ~teallno lloma, .eason -1,
19'9
Most stolen ti.ses, lnnino -3, Mav II.
1969 Most nome runs wit,, tie~ fllMd Dv
D1ndl·hl11er, oame -t. S.Pt 9, 1976
Amwlcan LNtut •ecenn Set M0tt o•mfl. one Ot' mon l'llt•, , .. son -
"' 1917 CMMrH ...... f$
ROOllla of the YMr -1967
Mo•t \lell.••Dlt Plaver -19n
Battino Clleme>lon -1969 < .332) 1972
I 311), 1m 1350), 1974 I 364), 1915 I 3S9>. ltn (la), 1911 (.333)
COllMCutlv• SHM>fll with .300 bettlno average -IS
300-eame winners
1 CY Vouno
? Welter JOl'ln-'
3 Cllrl1tv Mett\ewson
lllel Grover Ateunder
S. Warren Soelln
4 JamH Galvin
7 Cllerll\ Nichols
I Tlmotllv K~
t Jann Clarkson
10. Eddie Pla nk
11 x·Stevf'Cerllon
(tie) Gavtord ,._,,,,
13 ~9¥etcll
14. Cller1H Radbourn
lS Ltftv Grove
(llt ) Early WYMI
(tie) a· Tom Seever
•·Kii ..
ACTIVE PL.A VIERS CLOSING
Piii! Nlellro
Don Sutton
Sil
•lo
373
37)
363
3'1
l40
344
321
327
314
314
311
JOI
lOO
JOO
300
u.1 Ai.mttos
MONOAY'S ltHULT1
(IJrd .. 91-1119ht ciuartwtlerw "'"""9)
,.._ST aAC•. 150 verdi
"' Timt fq ,.,.., IC.rel 2 IO 2 20 , lO &orn To So.r IMa.tttlO) J 70 1 .O
Miu TM 000 18erdl 1 40
Time II OI n •xAC.TA l4·ll i>alO ... 00
s•cOHo ••c• 350 var~
Ju•I FOt' Love CPtnel 4 60
ll•Dv Lecv ICr•eoert Casanovai M/>Oll IBatdl
Ti/he 11 13
U IJlACTA 11 ll r>ald UUO
THtltD RACE. JSO vetch i.1 Rlcll Man (Cr11f1 9 IO
Clllna Rose Two I H•rtt
Easy T•u (TrtH\lftJ
Time 1900
POvtlTH llAC• 350 uro'
O<lt Tmt Ovr (Odrc1<1n1 4 40
Arura Coov <H•rtl Scet1 Cooy <Cr .. otrl
Time 17 6-C
'2 l!XACTA 1• 11 Pe•O '12 00
"IFTH AACE 150 vard\
) 20 740 u o 340
HO
llO HO
•OO 760
00
300 240 1 IO 2 10
2 60
CuPltealt W«lllv IMalld) I 20 4 00 2 60
TOOPe ILtwlu 40 70 II 00 Ditto Jet I Hert I ) oo
Time 17 ~
S2 &XACTA (4 8> r>a10 \J)J 60
SIXTH RACE. 350 varos
Darl<ntvMv <Hert) 17 IO 6 IO l .O
S.mutl Pte <F1oueroa1 12 to 7 60
lflwtrtarlc:hman CMaalltldl • 20
Time 18 03 n l!XACTA 1111 l>ald sl1ta0
sev•NTH llACE 350 ve•O\
Artasta SwMtlleert <Rrl 60 60 14 60 S 60
Plvollno Petti !Dorc~sn>UUU4444 40 ) 10
Anott Blue !Ltwlll S 60
Time 18 12 u EXACTA 16 31 paid s211 eo
llGHTH ltACE l50 verel4
I Got SP!rtl (Crdr> 19 10 10 60 l 00 ~.din Sauce 1ereac>en 4 .ta 2 60
Manc!v Fto <Otdt<1c:ksenl 2 20
Time 1719 n EXACTA 16 I) P•1d snaoo
U PICK SIX CS t. 4· 1·6 6) PaiO t9 •S2 20
10 lour wlnnl~o liclltts !!Iv• llOr\4151 Car·
ryover '37 I09 20 •
NINTH AACE. 350 yards
Atomic Sound !Crdl) 6 IO 4 10 240
Retetlvtl\I Qulc:1< (Garclel 1 40 l 80
Theis Super Saini (L.ac~evl 2 .tO
Time 18 IS
12 IXACTA 13· ll Paid SJ.4 40
Attandanc:e S 71S
Del Mar
MONDA Y'S RESULTS
( 12'!1 el 43·dlY tfMIOU ... ed "'"""°)
PIAST RACE. ' turtonos Ncnd.Nrmn (St Mrtnl 1060 ~00 340
Star Of America IStavtfls) 4 ~ 3 20
Svmaacus !Plncev> 7 90
Time 110 41S
SECOND R~CE. 1' • mile•
f otuttl <Plncav) 7 70 4.00 l 00
SllUltlt One f Gom1no.,.r) ' 6 90 S.40 Ml A FMlUM (Valtn1utla) 9 00
Ttme I SO l S
U DAILY DOUBLE 110-61 i>etd Ml 90
THIRD RACE. 6 lurtonos
Temmv Lu (Soll•! 3UO 1160 7 20
Spirited Mao.m I Stevens> 3 40 3 00
Count On Lvn CP•ncavl 4 60
Tuna 1.11.
S.S IEXACTA lfSl i>eld s.21150
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Cerutla,, (Peorora) 1 ~
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390 2 60
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tr1sll C•st (Vetenrue<e> 1• 00 10 ~ 6 20
Matafeo (Oltvar•s> " I 20 I 00
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SIXTH RACE 6 turtonos
MMSam Ask Us ITOO'ol 4 00 2 00 2 60
Slon Off t Stev•ns I 3 20 3 20
Dell•'• GOid Coln IMezal l 20
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Pelm Rffder tSotl•>
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Wine Taster (Merel
Tel>lt S.an (Ptdroiel
Oacertlne (Ve leniutfal
16th m11es
2100 940 •.20
600 300
780
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OnOate (Plnc.avl S 20
Blecl< Markeleer (St•vtml
Ooc:t0< Jim Ted !Pedrotal
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U IXACTA 1S·21 pa;Q WJOO
300 240
340 260
400
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ClnclnNttl, 3·2.
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ransom'
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LOS ANGELES !AP) -The
attorney forquarterhlldStrve Youq
s&Jd M o nday be plan~ to ti.le a coun
action ap1n t the United SllteS
Football t..eaaue ~u of the
"kin&'$ ransom" the league " ming
from anyone who wishes to buy out
Young's coritract.
ut,tl tcinbera. Youna'• attorney.
to ld lhe The A tociated ~ ~
1e lephone from Tam~. Aa .. where
h1'i c lient has wotlced o ut with the
Tampa Bay Buccaneers o f the Na·
uonal F ootball Ln&uc: sc••cnl times
receotl> th.at the USFI. has lef\ him
n o altcmauve but to file suJ\.
"Tampa Bay is interested (m
stgning Young). but the exorbitant
amount of.money that 1he USFL ts
demanding. for a non-lawsuit release
o fh1s contract 1s so high that no one 10
the world of sports can even con-
template nego tiati ng with tbem.''
"iteinbc:rg said "The USFL kno"'s that and has
pushed Stt'V<' into a s1tUJ1Uon where
he will have to sue them to clarify his
contractual status. We will go ahead
someume in the near futW'C and file a
mouon for 1nJunct1ve declarator)
release based on a clear breach of
contract."
Young. the former Brigham Young
)tandout. signed a lucrattve multi·
year contract wtth th<' Los "-ngelcs
hprcss o f the USFL a year ago last
spnng and played wtth lhe team for
two seasons.
Stci nbcrg said the contraet has been
breached because the Express has
been taken over by the USFL.
"There 1s no o wner, the general
manager has been fired. the coaching
staff has been tired."' Stem berg said of
the fa.press "They arc letung players
go nght aod l<"ft There 1s no Express
for S teve to return to."
The USFL played a spnng schedule
thts )e.ar. ending last month. The
league 1s slated to play a fall schedule
ncllt year.
'"S teve's contrac t was ba.rgamed for
aod designed spec1fica!Jy so that there
would always be local ownership of
t he Lo~ Angeles Expreu." Steinberg
send
"Wh.cn te\.e's contract was a.v
s1sned to the league. on~ m the
summer of 1984 and a~tn m the
winter of 1985. 1t resulted m the trag)C
cond1uo n of the Los "-ngeles Express
th.ls past season ··
McEnroe
against ..
McEnroe
l)TR ~ TTO!\ \ t I <\Pl -The}
p1d. up the pace 1oda~ at the \'oho
lntemauonal Tennis t mament as
the to p fiye Sttded players -led b\
John \kEnroe \I.ho meets his teenage
hrmht'r -pla\ first-round matches
J ohan K nek o f :"'aplcs Fla . the
'-o .t seed in the M-man field at
Straiton \1o untain reson. was 10 fact'
double"> '>i>C'C1alm Roben Seguso o f
Sunnse Fla . tn the earllest match on
1he stadium coun for the top fi,e
pla)e"
Th1rd-secdeod J1mm\ ( onn ors wa<,
\l hrduled to pla~ ~mencan Bob
Rla1ek0\ K attrr tht." Kne l match and
MoMav's tranwe1loni bc.'lore the l\l.O "fc Enr<X: tangk for
BASEBALL thc tir.t ttme in 1ournamen1 actioh
,,.,..,eo-"" L .. out \\ hlle John \1l Enr~ is toi>-ranled tn NEW VORfl. YANll:EES-~1 Di n P•wi.ia oull•ll~' ro co•IJl'TIPu• ot '"• lhe w o rld. ~oung Patnck 1s a member
'"'e'"•"0!16 Leagu# Recel1ec1 M11o.r ut the l ' '\. Junio r Da" is Cup sq-uad
Armstro"'l o •cntr •ro,..., COlumDu~ and ranlC'd J 'Pth tn the wor\d TE XAS ilANGER~'oned G'41' C00t< D'C"'fr to~•"<>"'& C••• or •ne lnthcfinal013llhOnCenterCOUnln •~Pr c•• A\\oc ~·on the I 0 ~bll-..cat 'itad1um. Lend I f;lC'CS ATL.ANUN•~~~~~taceo Zane c10 against \1tl(' Baur~ Tim Mayotte
S..,.. I~ O•k"tr ;>II 11'11 11 aaY dls.tl>t.0 11•1 Of pnngtidd \1a<i\. ~ho turned 25
C>1tCAGO CUB!> RK• .a Der•• O\er the ""et:l cnd. meet<; K e n Flach of
&v1r '>O o '•"" trl>"' •owe ot tl'I# Am« c:•" Ass<>e a•oon C.s•ona1to Larr.,. Guft "t l<.lu1s. "ho al~1 teams " llh Scguso
i><IC"rr tr-r reat''0""'•'" ---+--'l=O form One Of the \l.Orld's lO rank ed ---H•ffWA'~'!:;:.'!:'s.e.....,, doubie" tandem ·
PORTl ANO TRAIL BLAZER~PlaC'td In the first da~ ot pla~ \1onda)'. the
T(>r" s. ,,... .. , ce<i•r r .,,, ...,., ...... , bottom 11 ~' ~" ac;1on as part of oa~~\·~~--5~~:s~~;:::,:""~e a ~()..match ~hedule Onl\ one of the "°' ooe• r,. ...... •"'« Ol)ll()" ~••r "' ... , ~-e-dc; - o 10 Samm~ G1ammaha
cprir,.c• Cu• Br•ll Vrwna •no Ltl Cran. of Hou~ton -wa~ urv-nded, althouoh ,entr•s f o•' Welk~ and LO" Stt••llO• c ~ & t0<waros •na Jofln Schw•llt QuefO 3 haff-do:zen Went tRtO a third S('t
FOOTBALL ~fore \l.inntn~
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O•• Joe N..;nn a.I..,~•-• tfld
t 4MPA BAY BUCC AN (It\ ll'fl ,.90
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t h. mp,o n,h1p' hut th(' IT'ii of tht'
litl4 "ai. wullinl( hn tht' '~·~to fkar
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Honolulu b-\ t--3. ~lort' S('('ond-
m und 4'tn<"•• \ omptt1111on an the '"·
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M o nda' ~ hC'1\ rain drtnchC'd
~ilam:voo < oil \ \10~~ Stadium
Mate~ 'n Procrn at tht' t1mt ol
lht' P<)'>t~ll'K'mt'nt ""~Tt" hl ht c-om
pltttd toda\
· &ff hrro• of \\'1\'.h1ta "-1~ tht
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do~nt'd L> '1d Ram1re1 or E.1 PaM>.
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the \liitt"C C'rutltitd mdoon try 1bt' t11n
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• Priru mu•t ~ ind~ II\ the ad. • (lot·1 1 .. 11 •flph to th,. rl'al "'''''· rrnt1l, or hl'lp wamtd c:lulll'ICAllionll Ot 1utomobJu pr1<ed ovtr 12000
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lt•ttll llH CdM f i0t1 w/Fm NOr· C..ta J1tsa U2f .. J llu 1111 ~Jina 1114 1..,.rt ... ~ 2711 c.nnery VIII~. lorm« NIMAL HOSPITAL l'IMdt
mancty plane. 1 blk 2 bQf\ -Ambrosia A .. taurant I & pi t V9t ...itt & a wtlnd
1335K ... Agt 75MI010 Small CIMn count~ •tudlo f UM YllW IUIP UITllll LIDO DELUXE Bldg. 359·511 sq.ft of· kannet l*JOn. Ei1per
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t I h<MIM. F/P. hardwOod ~"'Of Hetbor. Cetallna' olty 2 8drm 2ba In OOtY 9 ~ 28r, DR. frptc. patio flceSwlthA/C&lC.lntp81k· neeMd. Apply"" PltlO"' .. °'*' Mem~tlo. yrd, no light•. Loe 2BR 11h ba. O/W, prlY petto 11295. e75-e359 Ing SI 26/aq n Ind uttl Mon·Sal btwn 1pm & a;nulne lnwetor Will pay petl, · e..e.;1221 heut cMcor. Ava.II Aug 1 353 Hwnthon at Thurln OCEANFRONT . YE.ARLY Ag1 913-3117 4pm 1t 480 ! 17th St CM
cuh for~ PfoP«1Y :r 3Br 2Ba widen & bet. Hn ff 7~~~~ Call K.,_. '895/mo IM3-9794 3 BR 2ba. 2 c.r partclng CdM't IMlt ottlcea SA25-UGlmDTIUL ~t~~1 P:r~~or: ~fdut '~ft~Y9 r:i: r:,.., --·•t ru """5 ...... to Spec. 2Br 1~be. den. gar, l.~wer u~tt. 1~~ 1 m· • 1100 Incl utll. A/C. pkg, ' IWTllld (Ii.. 931 12ee · • ..._,, .. ,... m '""' P•llo ctoee to lhop1 a .. ore. "va • J.nltor 2955 E Coael • · Dbl gar. ~ patio. POOi Emplyd tern. onty. msi mo 839-'242. • S1500/mo. 876-9111 or Hwy 97s-egoo enytlme Progr...ive Cotta
Lrg mod backyard Col-N/tmkr S400 Inc utlt. 11t, ' 64e.-0151 Qfflce need• archlf'eeturel IPfOllL 11 IPYIUU teo-Park arM. NMI' tut dep 640-4999 Sparkllng clean 2Bdrm --OlllU Ill t;"eman with ex~. In Added Bdrm for muter Sch<><* $1175/mo. 2410 ' M--1V<BI 5eo5. All utllltl .. •TRIPLEX: 2BA 1ba, lit Floor office on t a V con1tructlon.
Witt or l~law quar1.,., 4 --------Colteo-Dt. 645-6453 ta ..... peld, refrlg, gar•· 1 patio, gar, new IMcOr, Hwy Good algnlng alary comman1ur1t1 Bd ..........t.... vlewt It -•· chlld '* no pet1 great loc. Nwpt Hts.. . w/u.,.,., Call 850-St75 rm, • .._... .. ,. • •tau Dua Put 121 I lllUW&Y 1980 waitao. &42,..905 903CtaySt Dr!Wbytheft J1n1torlat, elr cond. ,..... owners want to Miii 18drm, clMn l ou1•. va-call 97,_fl785 ample parking & utlllt .... 1-A-TT-EN-D"'"'A--NT-=s.-'""'T""H""'EA::-:-.:T=E-=-R
'499.000 Btaan ru.Jak.. 2 BR 1v. ba + tam rm. cant. carpet• & mini STUDIO Apt '5.25. All S750 Pt!' mo Cuhltra·Snack Bar .
l)lliil00t f1(J~f i ~?r's:." C~I :=:o~7~' bttnd1 SA25 75&-8551 appi., qUMn bed, gu & •ao 1111110011 Ullll ~UUT Apply Stadium Dfi-.ln
Aealt0'9, 875-eOOO Ill... · 28r 1'1iBa ie50 810 wat11 pd. Poole. tennla Small pet OK #fM lll....00 Tl'IMter t50t w. Katetla.
-------p l al ~l-••L ~ Joann St Adtta· -et etc. 9e0'"4907 TILDUT 11 ... lllO <Keno-. Aft« S:30PM 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ta 81 I • •• . ,... . LOOKING for ton*)nl to 1--------ll WINTER RENTAL lar 1 SBd <Mn. qui.t cu~. Smalt pet'*· &45-MS3 WI lffll l OlllOE IPPll llPLD 211 ll18re offlc.. epace am llTAIUI 11'1111 llPLD bdrm hou11, av•ll lt,5, ~1~~m~~J::•~11e Newer 2Br 1'ABa Twnh11. vr;•~t; ~Ion ~f grMt Fptc. Gar 1775. #7228 llt Oood t;IB. 1ddr ... In Trainee, opportunity for
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OlllU Ill m S575 lncl. utll. 831-24~ 1102 191e Wallact $860. ~. ng ,_ •can o ., any-TtLllm llMllO Hart>or arH. 873-9389 advan<llmlnt In !gt fleet
• 38f 2ba Condo quiet No pete 975-9291 '" ng lrom • atnall apt to oper1tlon 18 yn or°""· Fll'at time on the mance1. t 44 arM. 2 car ' poot a 49d hM. If lootllng In VERSAILLES CONDOS GIST& llU Mr P1tk11 5~
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= f~1ar;.V9 un~: WOOCibf!ld bM\itl#Ui #Um · 1950/mo J:'i15e '~~&Ide~~ 2 ':{1~/h: ~~·Nf';or1~1~ th:!'': 181 1175. Deluxe 2Br NEWPORT BL •t1~ I HT I
With fir~. prtvete 4Br3ea1r800. 862-2492 Hrbr ., .. 3br 2ba frplc pd 1f:.':590. ih-778~ Ideal IMng c 5976· Agt 631_.INIO ~'·~,~t=~~ .. Am: ex~n depend~mmtd .
patloe. all bltlna, 3 & 2 Of 552 ... 884 • dtbwahr balcony view 28R 18A So "--~ TSL MGMT 642-1803 ~king 1910 Newpor1 Bl opening. $45-7448
Bdrm. Tak• advantage of I •---L 1700'• 53M190 ,,..,. · ....,.., NB AEAL TY 975-1642 .. • Tl todey'• lower Interest !!J!!! -• Bett Alty ,.. Plaza. pvt. backyard, Spacious single one llY ltO&llJMI; IL , AUTO MAINTENANCE
r1tu 1nd thl1 low IUlll YllW 111111 anc:I. &,••· chlld/pet tATILIU YllW & two bedroom apts Ml·llH Part·tlrM nee1 v.lllchlt
$325.000 price. 48r 2Ba S1800 644-8592 IPUT-LIYEL 21111 Ole. $7 /mo. 720-8730 2Br 2Ba. 1000 eq ft. gar, PHONE ANS. 24 hre. 115. maintenance po1tlon,
. · Yrptc, Gar $725 #a.412f1t 2Br 2Ba Eatlldt Twnhae. Jae. Atdecorated. No exp'd Individual required
(714) 673 4400 Wntaiuttt . tlUlm 11 ....... Qutet location seoo. Call pet• $895. 831..e101 ~/p~~e .Aff:~~o::-:. f()( Wllh. wax &&Qll"'el 1Bd b i;:g; rm Dick eee-4000 Oya I ·--llf'Vlclng of m trvclta. gat9d t :Wd. wor1(ahop, lniat 2144 640-2429 Ell9a/\llllcnd1. , Ht .... clll 7 etorage. etc. 850-1500 ~ly to: 3357 Blcctl St,
pets ok, U50/mo RSJ 28' 2'lea twnfi11• •NrSCPtza,s.A.2&288 3 bdrm. 2 baths, lnCJry, Shere large, quiet W1t1<· :~its-~~~:· Nwpt Bch.
84&-9538/ MO-t207 c1en frpl. Gd view• 1 t95 Condo POOi ~ carport garaoe. 1 ml to bch. No front office, greet ct.co<. •~-A ,_._,.a...L.....1 752~959 or 7eo.8411 . 1700 No peta 722-8011 peta. le95/mo. Call Craig ruRNISHEO or $200/mo 873-8575 ..... Aut_o _____ _
__.. • .-. .._ 631-1288 f SHED al TIHIUllllTll ltatral Ut2 ...,,l+l +PMlllOO *STUNNING Lg t,2&3Br UN URNI taam ..a I Oppe>rtuntty fOf lnduetrl-
lta al 1002 1 ·-------• ONbloAbS/AEXCToR§ lmmecutata home w/all 2Ba Grdn Apt. Pool $525, FITIESS ltatala .. l ova young pereon In ••· ~~=":::~=-~~~ tt Fut free tenant prcwldra amenhlet 8115 #&483,.. M25 & le95. 110 w 1e1h §fiOP/stor•/C)tfl(;; panc1tng auto n.t «»-0 llW I . lalMt Info 53M194 Btat Rrty TrUIDT Ill-Illa 3Br 2Ba. ~tlo. gar, no C£11US, TlHIS, 529 FT/$315 mo. Ste Mgr partmant. Aaptd ad-
*LIDO ISLE CHAAMEA• IEWPllT -Ull llW Pt•laaala 1007 VE.AAS OF RELIABILITY IPlll' -I II= ~ta. 1034A Valencta. Brtte &. eunny 2Br 2Ba SW111111C, ,.., ,f29, 120 E. 23rd, C M. vancement, mual have
Th1t wonderful "Olde WITI NOi-.,.... $750. 5-45-7983 Aft 5pm t700. New crpt1. drpa, ~ llOrtl Seny, • tri I velld drivers lie. quatlty fitting ~ newl C t & I 1 Ith BRANO NEW CUSTOM: 3 2Bdrm 1bl unit 1blk to Hurryl EZ term1 ti &efee freshly ct11ned & N llftl. lt4tts a 81 I Mr Hunt 534-04&.4 Choice EAST 'END Udo ua om ove y w story home Ooean & Bay bch avall lmmed _. -llf 11MllO $575/mo Lge beeut, tBd painted Prvt Pftlo, encf -•.u.. I tt I. lt•taJa 2tZ0 1---·-------.,....,-pler/float lor 30' boll +-view $385,0oo Huntington Beact\ '1700 lu.&R 1ba et! bft-tna, frpk:. No ·~· -1 . BE PART OF OUR FAMILY
Soud 3Brl2+Den S399t< aide lie Oak spiral stairs, Bro«• 963-3377 u-.ll IUln UNIV Parll Terrece 2er Mutt..., cf:· pets 840-S ~ d 4250 9Q ft. w/tront o:tHOe. 1 Yr old need• tovtng ~ 10%dn. L1e091St700 1111m bath, fabulous -2ea·c:ondoS800 mo'. iat1 sea AVOC41Ck> SM lg,..,, drl-.tn door $525 NANNY, prof. Mom &
lattf111 I Ct kitchen. MCurlty system trtH HJ Mar 101 PllP IWUllMll1' lut+ S500 MC. 752•2881 T1L MllT H2· 1IOI •ARLINGTON APTS• 00 mo. 1240 Logan Av. unit E Dad need hou11heplng,
&40-'5560 & oak doors throughout §uperb :i;Jtewiter vi9W 11•111M1ll Quiet, apacloul. No machine or eutomotlv. ~nta lncid ,,.. cer,
4 IHI Nil lllEl this 3 bed. 2 S beth 3Br+ Den 1690 000 ~ l:ae'Lhlc• 2241 $590/M 2 Br, 1 ~b&. quiet, V~ clOM to beech Aputmtnb D/~9352 &46-0981/E • paid vacations, good
Prot ct.co<ated 3000 It = ~,: :~ ~·~~ modeled Agt 159.9070 s:ou~:b;11:• d:I ~z ~ PCJ!!bf! 26a =~~9,~~~ pete ;::ry~ ~~":'~::· Newport Buch So. SIPOIH ~r.! ~~ ~~··:c~
exac home wlformll din dlatlnc11on at a reason-DUPLEX 1Bd 1ba ea S750 539-6190 Best Rtty dbl gar •1400 de= I s~•Wlll YILUIE 1700 16th Street 500 Sq Ft 645-5355 556-e080 Loi• &-.5
rm,f1mrm,tgydw/pool able price Reduced to $210,000717FEANLEAF lee 53Mt90Bel1f\l"'fea llTUTll ..,. (al Dover) t & ape. Xlnt value. r• $559.000 FEE 640-8182 by Owner . '' IH5/mo 2Br 1 'hBe 642-5113 trlft IMllUPll
dU<led to $345,000111 For -Just Listed! Dtamatlc rlQht l&lMa WIR MUI YllWI TwnhM, E·alde. pool. WIT llT1 N 8 ch N 11111, OlllPEU Ill FuJI Time. manual J>C*lng,
awt c:aH Patrick Tenore \4A11 HI HO'' on ocn vu 4Br 3Ba, FA. Pt•ia1al1 2207 Clualc architecture on get.Indy rm. Quiet lo<:. ewport u o. lllTH 1111111 Journals. ledger• & Bank
831· 128e llOMI .., •-· $1 135K 759-9070 A . acrn of garden• POOi & 2310 Santa Ana Live where you hive 880 Irvine Avt>llul' • $1 rac. Long term c.rear op-
2412 FrancllOO, Nwpt Bch REAL ESTATE • gl PlllE llUl 2.. IP•· E.ltata llvl~. Ctoea TSL MGMT 642·1803 •Spectaculer apte iat lblhl 8,!~SID~ t~~~E portunlty with active
831-1400 Raat. •acla l Duplex W/Frplc, D'lhr a. to beech & tnopp1ng. 2 Br * 1 & 2Br, 1 & 2Ba aultea 645-1104 300 E. Cout Hwy, Npt Bch largt Co In Newport --------·1 PriVata m condo. U"-Gar. $800, 911 #2550 ... 2 Ba $1900/mo Incl. utll, ....... ~ -nu •Specious townttou... 11•.1••1 Beech. Send raeume to RF{M~R
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IAYlllUS-IDIODI IW YlllE or IM opt. St 175/mo. Yearty ocean cl• 2br 2ba 4!M-4653 or 494-8-017 Immaculate. large Garden C.M. aru 177 Wk. Over §0 FllST lllTI Fiii eccep~: =~tone for
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baths. Every\l\Jng for the rm. Two huge famlly WOODBAloGE· 3BA 2ba ca,iatraao S1300 no pet, •vi lmmed. 18dr~ $595-$805 •Sorry. no pets ••••ht••• I Dl1\lt0Xt READINGS 97~10
fun times-pr ivate rooms.Formaldlnlng f 1 1 · 11 b . ltac~ 22ll 650-6504 or837•1458 2250Venguard 540-9929 *l'umlafllnnaavalt SH lllLOllE Advtoe In All Matters&•---------btacne. boat storage 4 Bedrooms 3 Bllha rp c mmacu • e. Y ... '"" UI PEllM
playgrou'nd Alt for totai Sp.ntllng poot 546-2313 ~e~~ 7~~ i~b5· ext B~~~':°"'n!:t o:'p..~ '*2~~ !i.:,. ~t~R~~ WHY NOT CALL 30~ ~~· :!rrra ~-g:,7:''~.~~1! ~..:. eccepflng ~f1on1
coetofS298,000andyou --drapes' elegant 2BA p1t10. Avl Sept. 12000 meatiB.AU 111·1111 $140-t wkagi.nod~t Llc'd.492-1296 forFITbusperaon. own the land. 759-1501 TUATLEROCK LUSK hm, 2,ltbe $J50lmo 86•1•2871 IM, tat, lit, $1000 MC. Fine dining u.per.
759-1501 s22.ooo dn. S199,000 644-4fl95. 213/27~929 TIRMMI IEAWlll YILUIE Saaatr Leat ,.... Apply btwn f0am-5pm. utYm No pt1 Prine C • J • zz TA.EEs, 440 Htllo1tope
[CJ!!'' F A E E M A A t< E T only Owner 548-8888 lfHI f U 22 3Br 2ba frpk; D/W, IP• 0.1 ... Ptt ltllt 15555 Huntington VIiiage ltat&ll ztH •IEW&al• Corone del Mar 913-09t0
ANALYSIS OF YOUR i!&ra rents inlattc hm gardnr $1400. Dtlve by Frptc, v1ulted ctlllnge, dbl Lane, from Sen Diego L ec' bcl {2!}•3 blk •LOST. All wtltta CAT
i\ REAL ESTA TE BV 1f!1!rt ltl~ l riewer decor appls/utlla 2001 Hlghland. 648-45t1 ~pool & ap«.'No pete. Freewali. north of Beech ~/beecr:$t35/wk~r w/blue av-t & blue collar OlfmllA WlllEI -.. ~ ... ~ _!!!!!!!!!!!! .. ~ ... ~~~_j Mu LT 1• M 1LLI0 N $ Ill o-l lttlarttlllt provided othera evall Call btwn 1pm-5pm t rm S770-S795 to Mc adden. west on per rm $385/wtl 49.._6930 w/bell Lost In vcty of S5. t8/hr ,..,._..__ '" S39'-Sl90 Beet Alty fee • 28drm 2'.ltBa $916 Mcfadden. Plazza Lido on Son 1/28. Part time 3 hr min Good Pride of owntr9hlp 11 r&-PRODUCER CALL BordeauxMdl. $435M Fee ,z IUOlllAY 2Bdrm 2'.ltBa+Den $935 Yacatitl II FOUND pteaaecontact • ·
necttd ln thllbtautlfully PATRICK TENORE $250M L/HPP644-707CJ 0Uplex.cnarmlnglrg2br, 3Br3Be.prlvcomm Bch, ee&W.18th 64S-2739 Wll,ITllUOll111 It t l "*07 Tracy Mct<enn1 at pr~m~ltlon~lw opt:
malnt1lned du"""X. Each 83l· 1266 LI Fl l 122 OO 2'.ltba, den, 2 stry, Iott, tennl• acoess. $1900/mo Frplc qa.r S525 #52571.. •I I ,... 875--0528 H/W 524-6400 por un 91· ewpor
unit features ~ bdrm• I F ti frplc. wsh/dryr, no pets. lae. (714)770-6237 or ' P fnO M ... Schoota. Food Ser·
w/num1rou1 _Jmenltlaa RF{Mfil(~ 2~~·~~~=at~~.lba N/arnkr $1250 640-6069 (919)927-5655 ~lFll!ld TILEHIT lll-lllO :1rn :r;; d11~0·:~r:_ ~~;:~~St ,C.M.
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or "3-3000 FOUND ADS OAl'T Fiii TIAT ... ,.,. 000 f ~,, .. F Frplc. Gardner Incl & Sm 2Br 2ba. frplc. Pool, epa. s kll 1 1 28r 1!'.%ea WQOdbrldge leatala lo _,.,, o uauma OlllllHllfLT wd youngaduttn-emkrto p tOt< $970 #7597f tennle no pet• S1300 per ng caan erge 1·104 lllllT •tlf financing. Offered at Thia profee.slonally decor· ahr 2BA hae, lo Yllfd. e 0 ay " mo. 833.7990 wkdyl Apt.e. lor lamlllte w/ 1 Of' 2 ~do. A/C, c:arportl lwt UGI ARE FREE "' • '3e<>,OOO. Cell LINDA ated 3Bdrm la right out of good locatlon, NB/CM m m 11 ... lllO ctllldran near park. Heat -so/mo. 720-0876 Dr 2L apt MIF non
TAGLlANETTI Home'Beeutlful Located ., .. $350+12 uUI WANTED 2br ger by prof. lllUll llPLD SIOO pans ~Pit•. Hft5 ~ ...... ~ 2741 arnkr. clean, reep quiet, caa.· llllElllll'
on meadow and so quiet Reta pleue 673-2507 mate No smoke, pets, up Large 1 Bdrm #9735fea 28drm 1 ~Ba ..,.,, pool, tennle, avl 913,
you can hear the birds OCEAN vu CONDO II lo $850. p/mo. Star1 TIUlllT 111-1110 ~:g~ :~ 831.1~ n Y1eW !tudlo. 1526 $392/mo. 646-6447 aft 4. t•2·Hll SELL If GE 159.9100
. --sing CloM but not too Luxury tBA Iba over-Sept 15 Tom (619) eon 111 . laal . depoilt. Block bch (NB)Flt lh TELEPlllEI
ctoee to poot and rec lootllng ~atallni Very 895--0696 deya Eully youra Hltea arH 2br IYAJIWIU.. Furniture avail 494-7645 2br 1~ .......... ~ ~ ·-------• area Price reduotd to • unique pool too h50 . ..v-·1 • $119,500 751-3191 preatlgloual Its a beauty! C I II zz4..1 don't delay . 539-8190 1Br, frig, range, laundry, '-~all 11-atl 2752 now $395/mo. 913-1795 Foond,Aa-le....,... d'1, on prf4 or FIT. Choloe of ·-·----$133.000. 950·533'4 ti I HI -.. __.Alty fee pool, carport. No pets. -_ C B 28A ......_ .,,..... hou 11 Call T H c::. SELECT SEAWIND W/VIEW PLUSH CONDO 28r 28a. ~· $550/mo. x ROS! F ob OCEAN .M. rand new 2b•. Golden"8t ecrou rom re youra. . .
_,..PROPERTIES 3 Bdrm + bonu•. aver poo1, streams & fell• F1bulou1 2BA 2BA. 2 car 931w.19th ST. 5-48-0492 Two 2Bdrm, 2 ea. 2 p1t10 ~~~7~fJ:75 mo ~~;r0w:;\or ~zge ~!r~~~~~~;~•e-COLDWC?U
BANl(eRO Aaaume 1st $395K Owner Dbl car gar w/opnr. gar. IP•· No pet1. L..... •EASTSIDE Condoe w/poot & apaa at , ________ _ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 915-47S3/780-97 t6 Micro W/D Spit M $950 409 92nd St. 613· 1132 38r t 'ltBa WS & :er 1Ba Nlquet Baach Terrece. Fam pref'd 2Br 2Ba Found malt Gldn Aet.r Pup Cart Aoom Attendent ____ llPQ l•E SIPEll AVAIL NOWI 549-2447 Juet atepa to waves ex· $880. 2080 Garden Ln. 1800 & 1900. 861-9739 Condo, j1c, lrvlne 415 mos, vcty 405 Fair-~':;111~rlv1•te4~~~'l LOOATIOI S1H tOO VILLA BALBOA 28 18 Du le G pantlve 5 rm hm only No pets. Agt. 548-5805 1265/mo. Tom 552-8056 View onramp 548-~23 u . ran.
Twl ILIFFI Meet end ctean. C~ to 2:~~~1~f,!t,::~ S~~~~ y:d N8ew g_p~· p~~t.~ S900 kld1 othefe avall BACH ss25 & 18A letO 1f!1!rt IMrk 1111 Ftm./lhr 2br lba Lag. 8ch REWARD LOST CAT onty OAlllfl·IMlftfllll S1t1 nl an ldlOols. ctiurctlea and 642-1183 or 673-2936 Bth Lrg & citan. No pet• 539--6190 Beet Alty fee PAVT patio c:arpe>rt ITUL Tiii Ill 1111 condo. ooean vu btiic·bch. 1 EYE. Gray/wtlt/brWn. F/T P /T Permenent.
Detlraab .. 3 BA. 2eA "S" a hopping Origin 11 S700+-$150 dep. 1950 'A' NEWPORT HTS: 28A lba, POOL. SPA. quiet, no pell. Pelto & Gar #8509 ,.. $315+'h utll 1400 dep. 854-7023/H 97~7249/W Crown Hardware. Corona
Plan Wlttt pteuant vlew9 OWMr • uy 'BRING AN S11tla Ctatt Metro Meyer. 549·348<4 pool S650/mo. 738 TOP AREA. M ... Plnea TtLDEll 11 ... lllO Df7S6-0695 E/497•5649 SCRAM-LETS dtl Mar. 973-2800
front & bacic CloM to OFFER!' 3 Bedroom, lOIS a ..... FIXEI Slll Tustin Ave. &42-7858 2650 HARLA 5-49-24'47 Fem lhr 2 metr bdrm• CHILDCARE: NANNY ah09plng echoot1 and W•bath. new oven. new .....-S B t &. 2 BR: 2421 E 19th St 2b& Plnec:teek Apt.CM' Mature, tduc:attd n-emkr
community pool Price In-dllhwalhtr Home war· um OIUT 111111 Gar. Yard #5581 fee .. -.... t hra 4 r 2'A8a on Delightful 1 Bdrm. E/aldt, Newpot1 H-'ghta, no ~· S39S •vi lmmedl M. . ANSWERS I car f 1 old In So
cludea the landl Don't ranty. Call now 548-23t3 Walk to South Cout Pla.ze TtLHEIT 11 ... IUO canal Steps 10 bch. anc:I gar, alee range, fng. 1550/mo 645-1048 751-7835 or W/553-e~ L~ .... n~. ~vett. ex.--&
I t .. 1 ..,.,.. tty 1 2 3 Comm pool. Im mac no pete, '490. 642-5964 --........ 1 Rod --....... mu n I 09 ........ un . rom this large 1tory, 1"3Br 2'~Ba E'ldetwrthM $t700/mo &42•3850 Agt 180RM EASTBLUFF F B W I .,.. .. au • IO re1arequlr9d. 981..ec>et 144-IOtO 8drm Executive home. 2 lrplct, a. dbl 11 · EASTSIDE 2 Bdrm. 1 Bath, Near Shopping Center em lhr N hme. • k 10 Sandy· ACltrlCY THE REAL
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Vaulted ctlllnge. prlYate l t200 No ~. 722•80~1 Preferred area updettd quiet area $575/mo. NO $750 No pet• 840-13&4 bch or pool & tenn41a. Incl GOODoldOAYS .. I. &llllT, ....
lake & security g1ttd 3br w/mlcro trpk; & bale PETS 831-9155 gar. pvt bth. lndry klleh "NoetafOll," 1tettd Oran-FIT, lllnt communication &
community Mklng price •MESA VERDE Ir 4Br vtew2garS1295 round 2BR. 1BA. geraga. prlv SA20/mo Incl utile. ny,"laatllethetremovee phonetkllta.240-8073or
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_:;a.11 Larry 548-6880, ~t 9,.,,,, to ...._ __ .. 2br 2ba cell1. •ml yrd. Freeh .,. 83-1·1ff6 or 67a·31' Fem to lhr lg apt on Lido. CLERICAL ..,.. ........,, paint. etc. 1 Pereon. Sml 2 M bd /b $400+ 1---------3 Bdrm 3 'ltb•. brand new ocean view, btem ctltlng, pel '* $475 790-88&2 br 1ba, gar, lndry. gd lo<:. ltr rm • Woman's bike w/chlld1 ------
large E-slde home 2 car gar fp w/d •II,,.. 11200. . • t800 Glay St. $795. mo. 11t/lt11. 873-37t tan. e ..... 81lboa Pentn. CLERI nPIST
gar, trplc, micro S1350 0/758-5518 E/673-2928 llSTAIT II &48-8318 or 497-6478 , F/rmmt n·amkr f?COf. qule1 IDENTIFY. 875-0923 ~:R~P~~n°~k~ AL· •••• Aaa s~50~~~1~t;!y~ 2:::,~r ~e!~ ~.r~0 ''!,~baa~·:-!:.'~':;: la1un1 o,,. 4114 G:'ot~9:i~~,.~:"'i:::
'450 like • house blflne §Cp ar.. 26' otM, quiet loc: pet1. MM855 • lL1. Ull .... 1111 Ing llna.nolal lnathuttone Mtllil• Bean 1100 crptd & not fer to New-kids/pets xlent locatlon 822 JENNtt'EA 28 Hunt. Hbr-Pluah 4000 n1111• M•o11111 nae an Immediate open-
11,llDE YILU.E port Info ss9..e U~O $850 53M t90 Btat fee TSL MANAGEMENT r upper, fpl, near bttch. mllllon dollar wtrfrt hW •.. tng fOf' 1 Cleft( Typtlt In
Bea Alt f &42-1903 lrg deck, part< 2 Cati, w/dock, ep•. Stir w/aff· Eetab. game route. Part our ea.ta MaN branch
on the waterfront ba __ 1 Y 91 A.,.,._t• I $750/mo agt 873--9090 luent M/F. 213/43 f~ Orne effort HIQh retuma.
bay IDrtv beach • poo11. seoo·e hM rent 09t1on I fs; P I I lllTUT II 2 Muter IUlt• 2'A ba Reap neattM n-..mtr tc Loc:aJ area. wm treln. Thia i. an entry leYll pot..
1900 crubtlou ... · & boal fncd yd kid• pets gar 100 I I H aaa I S595/mo 2 Bel 1ba petlo. condo, view. gw & crprt, lhr 2br tba a_peo. prlv apt Flex hra. No U dOWA. Pay ttlon. You Wiii learn the
attps evau. BEAUTIFUL. 539~ 190 Blt1 Arty tee U07 pool, tndry rm. E·llde lo<:, SHO/mo, agt 499-1901 w/F no pet• 1350 1at/tul for from pronte. Call Sun-varloue typee of loan•,
Mull ... to Appreclete. AT LAST! Attractive 88di conv loo. ck>ea 1~~: :"~ay •Bluffs 18, frplc ·~ utll. 842·9090 deya ~~-~;~~t~~Mr ~=~trea,:,:~alta~ S50.900 300 E Cout H~ Stp lull kltchtn SA25 yrty ·GEMEN pool HI k • " n ....
Newport Beach 973-133 1 , .... ...... Incl U111 Deelrt 2~ TSL ~:~eoo T ~·pet. J2.2~1rt lntab Wut.. 1111 PAINT SHOP •t. 15 yrt, ~men~ .. = ..
Obj.wide OOnwood 42 i -nwur. nllmkt 873.. Nd«f iY fon 26 flMI Laguna BMc:fi. Profl1· Typl f 50 1 ff.
Beach & PCH A-10 ~ .. ,.... '"a... A u I Lrg bachelor apt w/lrg •WltllnllT * COndo w/tm yd-tm pet able. Owner anxlOUI. ul~ 0 wpm • ,..
S7!,000 536-5742 Fttl At It .. Wlttt f1rl•t1tt, 1 ' petlo In Yid local $386/mo BMutlful 2br, 2ba. <Mn Xlnt llnft\l-fef1 &«nt. Priced rite OXFORD q
"'-eanfronl 2br 2b• • .._, • ta•L--la'--"' -.. a59 W 9th C.M. apt.. encl. ger , pvt (919) 245-7910 Collec1 641-4423 HI Jollnl We offer compefl.tlve ""' ....... TELERENT a-. .... •• Newly redecorated 2er beach, boat mooring • aalartea, Md axcetlent 421 Drtltwooct, 8Mch & 3031/\ co;;i::;p; dPfx p;;t: le20 38' 1720 & Up evatlable .2295. Rm!SfMll Apt-fem,qutet, tftfl'-nf benefits.. FOi' Int.,....
PCH$75,000 538-5742 v1ta2br,tundk·fmtpet10 Pool.'No_..&42·5210: S«ry.nopete. 780-0919 =:::=~~1~f*' T.D.t 4011 appointment..,..._ call A~rtatltl 11 SO : rr~:~ ~Ion z 'r,~~~~ ~mo-by PLUSH CONDO 2Br aa.. 48R 2ba dlx apt on *9ct\, . Wldow fia1 money fo1 Leticia Tampa It Olt.601 Al11 26 unit Xpt • All Ar ... a Pr1o11 • OYer pool ltftern9 atalle. 2 car gar. laundry. v;:p, hr,.,,,... wnta TD'•. •10.0001up. No (114) 11Mll0 tu,,',,",,",' ~l?Q~ .J\"\. { -/) t: ~C.• wtll HOOM ANO 25.000' of •Open 7 Oey9 9arn-7pm laJMa Obi cai gar w/opnr. 11800/mo, lit & lllt rm~th apt= Crtdh"l no penalty. c.Jt (11..1) llM111 ;Jl.!ol'oUL"~ (.bl:;(I'~ e.-e commerctet rt ntal• 6J58S&O Pnla1al1 .flf7 Mlcro,W/08pl11Yt$950(~.)714/526-0&81 area 7eo-i~e..... OenllonAeaoc:873-7311 ,.
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• . . . _ . ....... Duplex '30.000 betow Mta1 Verde hM w/Pf>O' 2id 268 bUPfU COfona ••••fMlllTS Enq!Wiglleowgw._ 399 Clet'k for light porete Off1c. of , .... appr. eJMI PcWtlw a.ah 1PtC Sbr 2ba f/'fd kldt Hlghlandt 11200/mo Ar."--W. a.y 8L.C..M. US.00 & llllflO.. TwMnel ~= llUflt'lt chain. Poeltlon
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I ' Or • Prltne rental ., Partial &3M 190 8ee1 Alty tee 2Br 1Ba, petlo, carpn 2 "" tlt!OJ °"' prdtll it, .. 1111.s Quiet, corototttbll h••nc. 1 .. rntng opportun1t1 exp er w/word pro-• r I I : • , ~:· . .!'.:: "'!"~~~ I OC4Nln & bay vi.ow Up-Ea1t•IO• 18drm. belm b»I• to bch. Cntr °'--dou to.,....,,. a So Coeit Piela. Oflly lllU\utes to tfle 8*1d to: Mr ''*"·· •t OIMlno • plU9. Vltt9d
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llmllTIU &.~...,. 1. Pfloto l.e.b &42·2172 umaa. 111.1 rtt te tn OOlllELlll 112 50422.50 p/hr. WHI P-ttma~ hn WMlcly. '°' 2. Waretlouw ete-0290 Parry'• plua n .. da 7T().0102 •--•"9oii1iioiiii,.,..,....,,~1AIA CONDITION.EA
Part time carrier coun.... train. Wonc own .,..._ appt: "3-5&47 H.1 Muet be dapendabla, -. lmmad .. fl.Ill & ~ time F,.. 1tJttana. I wtca, p911 9'ldlng window t 125. <>a11c 'FUn 8ellot' • AMdy '°
ore wtnted Help l>Oyt n2·5M7 LDll llllMI tall minded. Hunt Bc:h. MU.t be 11 Y"' old. 2108 IYATlllUY si.m.a. Mala & ,_,.. Pwquet w wlbr ... toot ..it 11soo. 64 ....... 1
and girl• 'ao11clt new PIO lllllllPll Bay Street ;;;;0t1;,c;ua11-High Sehl atu<Mrlt• prllf. 3/4 Oceanfront. Npt Bctl Ste>t9 tn ~M naedt a.... 541-7870 aft 89fn rall. 5~0~ 1225 11, HotMa wMr • ._ whl
IYb9CtlpUona on their AIP. payroll, r•tauran1 rlacl)eppttcant.onlyna.d PUYllllB llTll.IALU Parton,,fT &Oeyt.>Ont 'reetogdhomewtnO.-12~40 JC lnl oond
I>&'* rout•. Mutt &fl)Qy •xi-nee Avail lmmed apply. Car 1::,ovldad. IWllYllll ! Ir ~ dothlna ltora wonting cones... Eapecl9lly men*'-P~ Mix, John Wcyna Tannla C1b 173-0211 or......_.,., ::'~~~~ . 87M5ri ~~11 ~ ummar/full, fall/p.art ..,_, Ot"ffy. Full" & &: flnaeltent•. 971-1010 :;:7JJ;' ~ 20 e ..... ~E':"~ 198211' HOBIECAT.Xlnt ~==bla hra. Partt~M~na t-5.&45-5287 . ~Tc0n= =.~~~ -w~~perw LOOKS LIKE BENJI. 47M14tt>)'a. ~-;'tie!'.~ •s.':'o.v~~
Cell 8fvca E"*'v docutntn11 ':, CPA~ ...,111•1t ~I:' tGtV yr. c."' R«all s.... mutt be..,.. to tm up 10 ~~ c:e_~· ~ ~ O: '; an.2451 ·~ ewt. Otftce
&42-4321 ext 2o& In Nwpt 8c:tl. e50-2n1. Automoblla ~,... uaz 50 Iba °' ITIOfe Hard ~ T...,.. Clb member· 25' COAOHAOO 81.00P 111-1 ..
Ae1c tor Sandy t-5 quit• ~tloni.t tor p /1llrt1t1tf...., ,.._ llUll WOf'kat, 30 In~ min, uUtue .,,.., t37S + tr.-W fM 3 Seb, VHF~ 8 HP Ota l i~·-~!ii!:~!! ewltchboerd, typing, & Handout Promotlonlll M• ... •11..-r So4 p/hr. C.M. 2030 2 mo Ofd QmhJ ;;JMg; oC>o ..,_ aa1t ~2 '6600 AYS ~ : fllmW. ~97 Ofc eJIP. req, tarlal. N4wpor1 Pier la iootclng tor a u time '91UUrD Apt atzie l300. King atilt POOL TAal.£-Ollk Datta * 40' MARIHEA KETCH ~ .aav.lll"ft••• Saloon on pier. 97&-e20e SaMI l)efton/ Aulet ~ BMMt1 hdbd, rrame & I; Queen 11 & ec :...on... Dtaaall. llhowar ... w• WI llY llll -'""'... L••• .... --UA1 n..... .._.. ..... ~ JOBS 9 dr..., tnpta ctr.... . .--... .....-......... M5000 AY8 846-9000 - -P~ter ...... 1ry mW'· ~-tv""" _, ... -. l300 Newgtwtopj)aUo nett._,,""""'---· ,,..ll'IM" 111110 II.LP &lllUIJ mlltl'YI Exp'd Loan Proc.e1or Udo Vlll-oa Aol><Olt 20 good hourt, tun a11 tabla w/2 wttt ~ oln Wll ... tot &2200. (21S) Cal ~ wtth allp, ,......., ,..,..
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needed tor growing hr8 ..-. MU9t be ~ Salaty +com-rlDIU a1oo New 5 d 887-4780 or (114) 9Mcf1 a HP outbcMrd ....... & .. Cw'E1ST ,s1 .. ~~-B.ics..!?.: NHdad ror dlaplay F1nanclal Co. Xlnt Nlary able': WOf1' W..ancSe. mlNIOn. P-.. oome 1n LMf1 d,..., '50 ..._ r: t7M247 .-tor Aon S3000'oao 931-4092 • .._. .... M ..,._ ,._. acl-..r1lalfl9Mleaatrapld. & commlulon tOf the 75o-o154 to appty 2l!OHAMOft8LVO
need full & ~ lime 1y expanding local datty right par90n. Send r• &73-7377 °' · MOf(Y putw dalk $35. M:M572 m,..-s catalna 30, wheal. A"On, COSTA MDA
count• help. Energetic. newtpi.par. Aggraulve, ..,,,... to Ad # 125 C/O IUL m&ll UL.II Ul.Jll lllTlllTll e· dtwr dr...., w/2 ntta 8 Pee Tai Sar1aa aoo .. xtt• LIYe aboard t• &.o NtO
v•rt•tll• & Irland Mlf·dlaelpllMd lndMd-Oalty Piiot PO Box 1850 ••••n•m• needed In ~ Beach. PRIZES llndt. hdbrd & frm a 100. '200 ... 873:938t cil•t• Pvt P"IO lndd. .. -Ill .... Franch IPMklng helpful, ua11 may earn axcallanl eo.ta M--. Cal t2&2t weakandl only. 25-27' 2 wall unlttl 125 .. '' lu Reel offer Ht IOC9I,... -•
but not MC. Call Jaqul, Income (Mlwy + com-Succaaatul ag..,I with Crultln_g aallboau M .. Conl. eofa 1135, Tap. u L teurant1 '°'_.and v.-U8E.DCAAS & TRUa<a
873-275.4 Mon-Fri. mlttlon) beMflta and l&IL llPI. prominent co. Melt• IC>-&45-7100 TRPS pan SIS refrlg w/lcamkr Paramount tmr Tenor cat1on1. 152-9155 or COME IN OR CALL FOA
OHml 111.P aova~1 opportunl-OIMlll&TM P.:9 ~~~de To~ l&Lll S350tobo, E~hlng 1n Banjo, $350. 973-4968 !7M02&1eea-102t ,_ Ar'l•ll
PIT Mon-Fri. Super Sand· ty. Ananclal, newepapat Newpon BMctl lnve1t-~hly 9; ftta~ eat.er T S SC Pt FIT THIS excel cond. 525-8480 ualtue/ ti Del.lt..LO Wlc... •71t Paularlno, or agency experience ment Firm raqulra1 II ~. -ta Con PoylT ~~~ 7""" ~· • Ant•A..... Paw Foot Sofa, ,._ 1qp' a. •u 1111 ........, " v " naceHary No phone mature lndlv to COOf'dl-ng r--·• · • ~ _...1...,1. ,,...... lfal..-t ... •MU
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Brand Mw dell In lrvlne dept. QP«atlon1 axper. to· Patrick Tenore c/o local RE"Offtca. Generous • 11111 • . f\.imlt ~Ina IBM lrdar Ind OOllfll. Al In -----'"----
need• good help tut It 111111 OMIT req. lndlv. mu.I po.aaa ~u 234 E 17th St Commlalon apllts. Coast IUl.Y Pl.IT lllY ....,_. T~ b : a_. & xlnt cond S311.5. •Wllf l'm pay1toeaJ1uanl'lt.~ UILYPILIT :!,r~an::.~o! Sta 117. eo91a MeU; Propartlaa87S..5410 ' 1.....,.r. LES 057-8133 rnora.&3'f:51 S:C 640-0923or720-1181 &IM-1111..
In par.on, 55M510 Al . 110 •• .., ..,... ltlon reQraaant• 'ptvotal 92827 IHUT&IYIUll It yoy .,. looltlrig for utra Large Walnut daak a 100. 11..t ·--~A:.-F B 0 s T 0 N w HALER. Sea Tony
OllTl•l lllYlll hstl Ina, la. IH2l point• '°' dally opat· T~lng a must, good wtth ~11'19 money. or Ilk• Kitchen dinette Ht r~:qUI ~ 1070'• Hui 125. the~ •• •i1 p••t T1lll atlon1. Xlnt company nguraa, IMm ct.ta entry, ~~t:,,ecaa ~ = w/xtra IMt. 4 cane bedt SOH~ .... uprtghtlon :
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l!ml I .._ ,., dltlona. Send r-..ma t~ can Fottar Shannon Farm, °' win Prtna and Full IZ bed S50 M~ • • • • & looka 9UCtty bfMcl The DtlNy Piiot h.M Im-r._ ,_ • P.O. Box 2500. Newpoft &44-5885 Awwde, Cetl ua nowt We wash« S50. Searl gaa SCHUMANN Con1ote .,._ S12.000 ,..,.tty ln-
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tomar Service Clerk lo Opportunltl•• avallabl• ._..,, HU<>Qn n. . ..... •• lllllYAIY C.M., H.B. or F v ··-c:aMnga.1950 5!4 1544 Mar Gaw V8nlah, a mo.
WOf1t In our buay Clrcul• wtth Iha LOS ANOElES Chaelc A phof'9a type & Create your own destiny In &42-4333 Mutt Sall beautttul IMng otc! Evlrvud9 Mtr, 90 H;f>. we
tlon Oepanmanl Mutt be TIMES Cl<cutatlon 0.-ll&Sf'IUm/&PTI ::..a.::n S.1 M-F. matur9, Newport Baach Sae-WAITER. WAITRESSES room Ml $850, 7' oak TY.I. Wit, Tr..._ ~ aenct-J..,. .._
dec>andabla and Ible lo partmant In our dOO< to Maintenance per.on for U S Citizen SunHI e1art I SeMce oftlca. S5 wall unit S&50~""*t ltlnl IUJ bteat9d, looks !Mt• .... "m::;;-...~ .. m--w.,..~---
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handla heavy phonaa door newspaper MIN 138 luxury Apta. Must be e•ach araa., OMEGA ~nt ~ng & aaoretanal 1 ... :: ::t :ce cana refrlg • 25 Haw Mlroa bo9t. MUST lmmec. 181(, mf.. t 4,.500
with a plauanl !aleph.one program. GuaranlMd exp'd In all ptlaeaa of ~ lklll• req.. FIT or PIT. Prtvata club. Vanad '4-. Coto< TVS 150 75~ 174& ZENITHCon~O~T v SEl.l. Slllppat" maln-H/&42-1111 WJ't4$.4111 voa. 20 Hou,. PIWMtc hou1'y weoa plus com-malntananoa Incl A/C ed _, ~· intrcilCOior T v. talnad, full covare. --------
Monday • Friday Call m1uk>n. Hou,.: 4PM to alac: a plumbing. ~ U•PJlllll'f ~ ~o~~aln ;:: ~ =~ ~~m S~~ Pl~l!1 Clll~~~~·~da 2noon5 S 1!~1· ~!"· 12'.30 $12.000 ~3n81aw 'D .. U. l
&42-4321 fOf ai>pl Aelc 8PM Training 11 trantpOrtatlon & loots o.c. Airport araa Ad. ant ellante & aatabll9h ... .,_7 '"' _,_,"' · _ ·""' ...,.._, f~l ThlanewCJ..7comaawftfl
for Tracey. provided. Potanllal to req'd. Baneftll + com-Agency Medi recap-new onee. Shof1h.anct,-Wiii Pf1m , llariM !sUJ:. _ p/a, tit! & rnortil YOln for l&T&DnY. aaml300.plus~week. penMlloncomrnanaurata tlonl1t. Plaatant pro· dlctaphcma. bkkpg, rorna.tofptivatawhlclet. H0nCte =:;:ton; ~dalvwy
FM an Interview. call w/exp. Call &44--0508 leMional phone vofoe/ word-procg, ellent pro. PIT & FrT poettlona avall. Watt &200; 400 W 18tkl1827), (Serf4115) F~ .... .'!..m•. muathe4ty/:,~ 857-2381 axt. 1204 Days only. appawance: Must be or-pecta, multl·company Call 10..pm 281-0748 '245; Evy 2HP S1&6; ITITI ~-...... axper. P · gantad accurate Mlf. exper. are all• t>onut tOf Honda 7.5HP long9t\8ft ORANGE COAST Non-1mokar. pref. Nr IUIUL lfflOI~-....a UlllT&IT •tartar 'Type es wpm you. Sand reaurM , TAii PUIM s.425 "3-5272 _...,,,_,.,,,
O.C. Airport. 851-0517 Credit Union In Tu.tin hu With limited X-Ray Permit Contact Ange I : quallfteatlone to: Sutan'1 fOf eon1trvc:tlon company. llJI .A....L.: t . 2524 H.tlor C.. .._ Mlehalla. NEWPORT Immediate openings f0< for busy Orth<>padle Of· 8am:5pm 556-04&0 Office Sarvlon, 3737 Outlet varied Ort1re1"1 llo. ._ I• -
WESTERN CORP. two full-time cterlcal l>09-floe full time. &41-8824 ' Birch St. Suite 200, New-req 833-2130 Up fo §2' side " Lif -• HU OHml IW ltlons. Individual mutt be lllUTlllllT port aa.ctl, ,Pe. 92860 *325/mo 11t l !Mt. lv Vw
Tl well organtzad with gOOd ..... ,.. '°' RMI Eatata nrm. Jen Wutt4/ DI M E s mag 87MeOI 'ff 606GE MXXJ xm F::.~~arn~~~ ::':.':..': ~:!,~ via UdParto ~!'ff. ~t Beh ~·'VAhMt typt•ong ~ ""eonng.tact En• ~~~fL r• D!attti! J1!7 For~· mooting, exit vary dean. aeoeng. S3llOO
285t lrvlM AY9., Cotta auranoe benefit•. Apply can ~875:0~50 "Jannlfw .~ 87S.:&e22 ~ grtld/ •t•°: w/ HOUSEKEEPING offered. NB loc.. a1uoo. (714) 873--1331or561-2•29
M .... 810 4. Irvine Rancb In par90n at lndu9trtal · typtng lkllla WOfd pro-axch ""pvt ba/antr,tm -A 875-3351. (213)821-1174 b"'--
Fannar. Mmet League of OfWlQ9 County 1m & -n II ~ helpful. 1n1·1 oll & utlls F/11dn1 5-48-8857 Sllp tor Power Boat to 34' .:!~~-aa..1 lllT" U& Credit Union, 15001 Sii • II Gen. ofc ror bu*Y com-gu co. located Newport lb . S 11.50/ft or tr• tor boat "IUUCI -.
· -Redhill, Ste. 101, TU9tln, pany. It typing i flilng. Cent• Part time poaa.. uae NB &42-4808 !'l.gl'IPiiPg;p.lorn~~lft~~soaatBl!P NwptCtTPedo8"-0e11 Ca.(714)25t-4844 Call Banjamln,54&-4333 Nonamokatpret.NrO.C. Ible. °C1ll Dabble. Hlmalayan/Parsian• CFA "GullWlng'' 244000f1g --·· n•---·-· A Ir p 0 r I a 5 1. 0 5 11' 759-8222 registered. s 150 Mctl 2 LI N E WANTeO moorinGI Gode ml beat 'otter over --·-llUINI GENERAL OFFICE/SOME -· --Mlchalle NEWPORT '9malaa & 1 maJa kit-apeoa 2r aallbo9t OeY9 . for Laguna Baac::tl general ORIVINO fOf Auto rap91r 7-3 & t1-7, oar1111ad or WESTERN CORP. SllllT&IY ten .. 1o wf{a 875-M5-4 752_..;3219Vaa ..4.1ade 1100,000. 832..e.500 or practb Wedtdays, ex-lhop CM. &41-7731 traln .... M ... Varda Expat etaryforma;. 4~
pended dutlaa not nee. Conv. Ho9p., ee1 Canter llllPl•IST zl ':'~Must ti.ave ht• SSI Almaft MG-TO ·52 Orig. A.
494-3538 lllDIL.,,. St, eo.ta Meaa 548-5545 for bu•y CoaJa Mffa a:f" lh<>rtnaiid & typing PinilLl PUPPIES. ;n;i; WANT A OS I l\4i..,. tie ao;n: at lCihn at"'9d'. Sela °' Treo.. o.ntal/OfthoAeoapl lu~I~:= ... a ... P/T CHIROPRACTIC OFACE lklUs. Xlnt opp.ty fOf tu-$40,lamala$30.7waekl. WeyM nm~ $11,300080~214
Ben.ttta. •'" Oya Exp compan . Cati Jennifer, l l:3&-7:30AM Mutt ba hard wont~ & tura growth. Attractive Call 541-8420 In Bonanza. Viking.
Req'd. NB M2·2&28 J51_.91o Apply Newport VUla. good w/S*)pte 850-73 olllcel In Irvine. Call I l1tl SS21 · Mooney 201 °' llPC>f'Oll la• .. ,.,.. lllmlUI 642·58&1 Sill Idle heme 6'42-M78 752-&474 • 3 4 • • 2 8 · p I an a ~._ IHHLD • I ··-~••y I A.o.A.X a;;;ion 2 yr IMPOR·T ... NT NOTICE TO 95 1.n201913-0354 &Mi 11n NeededF/TorP/Tfor~ loeal.,.,,,.,...,collegaage · -
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I p• .-' --·-okl. tvlly brOka, ltarted "" ·-a-/ Englneat'lnQ firm nr OC man~ for "'9wpor1 II J I 10 Mo. poattlon needed by Jumping. GrMI eonflrrna-_.,_ 1HO 50008 .. .v. + AJTpon.CaJl281·0«1 HatbOf.Somaboatlng .••••••••• I Huntlnton e.ach City tlop. S4500 Kim Deya PRIVATE PARTIES lcMtm Mll aiarm,axtracaan.•~ NIYU 1111!1 •XJ* nee 875-4704 School Dlltrlct. Type &O &44-2952/Eve 850-043& I --171A;;;rm1380. '5,495. 53M218
for retail 1to~a. Orange & HAIROR~SS~RS wanted : 'IU Fil TUii -: ~'.-;1:5~t':;'m~~ Aatisan Ht !i"f ~~"'Of,./;'s-~1'ifE:¢J;. Ml drw, ;.ooo ml. trtr ID ilil
L,A. dellwrlaa. HMvy ltn-10 flM new Hair Studio In • mu. .._.. NI A ._ Mt • Apply 20451 Cratmer Ln. Franch X rm 0 fr e i llahed each Saturday In the Da. ;1v ~ JCt~ 543-~7~ 171 3261 mfJJ lnff. Ing, gOOd driving record. COM. S1a11on1 to be e -WILL. L.m • PRllUI : H~B. ·or phone~. matching venlty pd i •r · MK ml, xtnt oond "3oo
Call M2·58&8 ror appt. 1aa1ed. Richard Daya •• If you are in uc ... h School or Jr. High • Deadline for applying 11 s1650 take s975. Iron I Piiot. ·ea KAWASAKI 250 LTD 080 213-41-1007
II /•-Dlf 758:D33/Evaa 487-6272 u.'6 • on or before August 8. BtUI & white Quaan Bad Ilka n.w, low mllaa, 1750 IYll. -.... •and would llke to earn $25.00 to • d ••oo t ... s4oo DIMES-A-LINE ads must be 751-7893 · -·-jfo-0102 Salllng anything ¥11ltr1 a • SECRETARY: Nel'I firm P -· a .. e • --------.,,...,,.~ Dally Piiot Claaelflad Ad • $50.00 in commissions and more each• near airport, mature, TablH a IH Cart p,...pald so mall or bring them Into llmll/1.1. FLllllT 11 1 11mpla mauer . • •week-give us a call. You can work • non-smkr, 20 n.x. 860-6481 the Dally Pilot office. S. sure to
full or p-ttma &45-7845 Jwt call &42-5878. •.PART TIME in the afternoons and : hr1. se hr. 641 -1771 Mf"Y ADUUm IOll Include your phone numtHH or ad-
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• p1us aroat prizes, trips, and plenty of• roll, 1oca1 .. ~~pany *SALEI SALEI*
" &·-• 7__, Refrigerator. $129 4 Up : MONEY! This is not a paper route • llllnUY WUhen 199 & Up
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• while you're doing it. Come out and •. In plueh ott1oa ~ = FVnMITURE e h talJcin bo t and .... ......,. {71',') 7• • • UNIQUE nA • see w at we are g a u • ... ............ ... ....... 1947 s Main St.
• you'll be glad you did. C-£11 today and • ••011m 11••1 Santa Ana • ,,_., M Earl e .s 1111 Btwn Edinger & Warner on • start tomorrow! \..all r. • 5~9402 Main St. s.. the BMrl
• 548-7058 or 241-8432. • ~ou dOri't iiiid a gun 10 111·1220
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..,."...,.,, ....._... r Will\ Red ... ,._ !'50 ~· G!~ond .. ,,_ ~ COUNTY Of OAAMGI "9111 "-".. TM lollowlnO per'tonl .,. Tautltla I -dolt'CI t>utlMM u NEW l US!.0 IUA'llfSt a1 -M241',,v AllD Oil NthlOM In 11'41 Ma11• ef tne Appl! ,,_..... cSotna ~.. Lw la _.., _. CA.I AIN TATTOO MOQ
L-IDOI ·-1•900 '33042'47 TO A.11 .. lllTIR o.tlon ot IARA E •A 12710' TWO fOI ice Cf\EAM T.I..... .... NOTICI 11 HIAllY '1'f IMI . ~· VOLUMESA~S Su~ lH 'llllRllllOY HTAftNO.A1-ROORIOUU Of'l tMNtf OI lntheluo«lotCourtof COMPANY . 1144 hn NOT'tCI OIVENttlat...a9dbld•WlnW MoAr1llVf CA'tt~
8E.RVICE l LEASING l l lllUll To ... '*"· ~. AL I! RT 0 0 A.R I El the Stat• °' Clllfotnl•. fOf MIQUll. Newport IMCh. CA YOU AM IN De'AUt.T :: ~ ~·= ~ ·1~·~ ~~ • .S2 3170 N Cl'ter"' AY9 LONG creditor• tncl contlnoent MARTIN 1. a minor IOf the County ol Of\AHOf ~ UNDER A OHO M TRUST tomi. fi -~~ .. pJant w •7th St.. N v .. NY 1~ ·, 1211 84 per mo, 80 Cl9dltors. encl perlON WhO Change Of Name In the MatW Of U19 talai. IOww4' .,.._ Wett. 0Alet>oeetM91ttf. "'1. Ot 1.,.· Thi bualnMt It con
SU.CM month•. Comm CIL ~be otMiwlM lrlW.tecl No A 129009 Of K!NNETH DllAOY 23271-. (Kange Aye . !I UNL!88 YOU TAJ<~ AC-~J:i:?" m.::....· dueled by en JnclMcMll
IHO et.ry •••HOS) SAM M Down In the wlH tttd/Ot --· Of OROCA TO SHOW CAUSE ROSS SA OeoHHd Toro. CA t2t30 TIOH TO PlllOT~OT YOUR t • • ..... .nd Danie! J Tubervlh (114 .. H-llto w. •a-a. ---DAVID f FRUMAN FOR CHANG£ OF NAM Not.0.tt~yQMnthet ~WCI A. Hen. 3*1 PAOPlATY, IT MAY II! tren =· . :.0 "t.o•w. Ttllt 1111.ment ... med T .c»-'n W*<>me .... u... _... A ~IOtl ,. ~ Ned (S.C 80&4) tile uncwllgned -'II .... at Wlnellamtnet Or • Laugna SOLO AT PUil.iC 8AIJ!. II' ... ot 911\t he County~ of Or· O~EN S':_'EN DAYS ~·H'tlnttoek, 800/228..e3tl by Denlet W lat .. In the SARA E ROORIOUU ON Pflvatl ..... 10 the f'llOMll NIQult. CA 12tn YOU NEID AN l!XPL.A· nac1Hary lherefor, ae with 1 County on Juty 22.
"'' t"'l\><Mgtti.au,,... 11 • 7141•32·1581 Sup911of Court of Orenot l[HAl, 0, AL BEATO .Ind betl bidder IUbjeet IQ 't~ C>u•ln•H l• ~-NATION Of THI NATUM pr~ In tM oontt9Ct =
vllfv•900 CHlllac ~!'~ywr•q"!9.'~ ·~ OABAIEL MAATIHU hat OQtlf\l'mellon Of Mid Su-ducted by a 911*11 pert. 01' ·TH! PAOCEIOINO d~·~o:~r: 1 $ ,., .. , W Ol llNITI .,..,_ ea:. ' be _. tllld 1 petttlOll in 1hl• court l*lof Cou(1 on"' aft« 1111 Mttntp AOAINIT YOU. YOU rnent Of r ....,.-bli.hed Orll'GI CoMt ·~10oves1-N.9 Ni Do 81 j fully Pointed • pet90nll rep-IO' 111 Otder ~ 11911-1lthcl9YofAUQUtrt, 1816.at Edward A Hitt SHOUt.OCONTACTAL.AW• ttallfltlon,!>!~~.oont~ PuPllOIJ""'30.~ugv•t6, -·-· '"' El .,, ~. .500 r...,,1at111110 llclm!Mt• the 1ioner to enange hl1/111t 1111 otfkle of JULE.& L fhlt ttatatnant wM filed Yl!A vwloUt ,.....,..,., VVW''-~ t19'' llJ000100 io.ded. 1 own«. )I, .. lltl Of the dlioeden1 name from AtW10 Oabf'91 OR[fNel!AO. 401 Civic .tlll the County Clenl of Or· ON-AUCWIT 14, 1N5. et ~h ~llC~d~ ~..:. 13• ' 1 T-780
ml. n\lnt eond S 12.000. The petition requfftt ~lf\C to Alt>ltto Oabtlll OenMt DtM WM!, Suttt tnoe County Of'I July 11, tO 00 AM , HAMMOND M· :;.!!:,:; .. ,.-... on•"'iU. 11 the t: ,_ . Ttfltl 080. 54-2370 IUthorlty to llclmlMter the Rodrtg\lel 1000, Santa Ana, CA 9270t, 1985 ALTY COAP .. • 01Jtt ap-.,._.,_ ..,.,. P\8.J\, N() .-• 'tiC&oHa 6R8r1b. :;;Jim '85 FlMtwOod 1 owner. .. .... under the I~ IT IS HlAEBY OROlA£0 County of 0r.,., ltat• of ,.Ml, pointed Truatae under and omo. of ... Director of Put>-* ... II lHI cut, look• gd, runt undlf l&I< ml, ttlll under dent Admlnlttrallon of &-'"'' aN parlOf'• lnter"tllcl In Celttornle. tll flOl"I, trll• and Publltflld Otanoe CoMI ~t to 0... of Trutt lie J!~~ OPENING 8108 ~ICTITIOUa Ml:' Fully eqpl .• 1tlnt c.te. lo nr .. lf a2300 754•1497 wrnty, all QC)llonl Incl. Ill• Ad the mall., afOl'IMIO 1ppeer lnttf .. I of Nld deCUMd 11 Oelly PllOt JUiy 30, Augutl I. recorded Oecemblt 21, ..wed t 1111 .. ,.. ITAft
ml (S. w861278). Buy or v•· Ifft lootca lk MW. met. blue. A tieetlnG on the 11911UOn bllort thl• court In Oeparl· the time of dlllrth encl ell lhe 13, 20, IN5 1N1. M IMt No. 25' 10, In ~ wi:'t:: ,!...., CllrlC ~the TM I~ petlOM .,. I i.. .... _ wlllbehekfonAUOUST21, tMnl No 3 al 100 CMc r19M, title and Int .... that T-751 t>ooll 14330, PflOI 315, of ,,.._o .... , dolngt>u•l,,...M'. l ..... Of on., t .... wlfta Mutt .... l'H bring 10 youl 1N5 et t ·30 A.M II\ Dept Center Orlw W"t. Santa the •tate of Mid die HMd Offlelll "9cor'd9 In the office CIW Of lrvlnl locatedRoidl METRO CENTRE OFir:ICE U1,IOO 181806. RUNS dAl!Xf. S17.500.\llewlngapplon No 3 a1 700 CMo Cenltt An1.c1111orn11.on AUOUSTrieuoqundt>yoperettonof r.aJCfl)llCE Of the COunty Aecofder of 17~00 JamborH • BUILOfNO. 11no Wllf'M
HM ll.fMll MUST SELL S 1150 9/11·1113 8e0-f52.2 0.1111 Wtlt. Santi Ana, CA 1t 1815. 11 9 15 o'clocl< lew or ot~ otn.r ttien Of9r1ge County, 8tate of tMnl, Callfornl1, t27l3. Avtnu.. Fountain v11i.y, CA
••• 0 80 CALL 831 3704 12702 A M . and lherf and tiler or In llcl<lltlon to that ot Mid ftCTmOUI ........ Callfornla. ••eouted by un1u IO 00 am on AUQU9I 12708 .... ft 5 a H °' NABERS IF YOU 08.J!CT lo the "'°"' ~ II .riv IM!y .,..,,. deouud, at the urn. Of um ITAftlMNT STEVEN E.. HUGILL AND 27, 1815 ., whlc:h time~ Conaolldat•d Caplt•I 100 I QUAil ST .. N 8 4 -~ ~ gt11'111ng of the petition, you why H id Plllllon lor clllth. In and to 111 the oer-The folOWlnO .,.,.,,. 1111 MELINDA M HUOfll. HlJS. piece bldl wtll bl !)I> ....... , PrOC*l ... IV, 2000 Powell
833-1300 'SO VW SOUAR!BACK c IDILL ac lhOulCI either ~ at 1"41 cnange of nlllM •llOlll<I 1101 tllln ,.., prOC*fY •lluated ,,; d~ ~ ... &AND ANO WIFE A8 COM· ~ • d In Co u n c 11 Slreet, ErneryYtlle. CA MI08
11,w-YI lt••-·· Auto, cJea11s"so' o"'Bno• grMt ft ft flM(lng Md flat• your ob-.,. or11111d ,,,. City Of W..tm4Nt« E SHADE SHOP. 349 MUNITY PROPERTY. .. I>«• 8ICI• .,,.,. , .,.d Thi• bualn•n I• con· rlUlll , •"""'EST SELECTION jectloMorf\leWf'lttenObtec> If' IS FURTHER Otdered County of Orange, ltete of Old Newport, Ntwporl TruttOf, Will SELL AT •ubmlttld In ua a duC1e<lby allmltedPertnet·
OELIVEAY OEPAITTMENT "3-1™...... ~.,.... tlont with .,,. court before llltl • copy of lhil o<der to C.llfomla partlculttly de-Beectl, CA~ PUBLIC AUCTION TO .,,~ IMl'tlllcl on Ille thlp
McLAREN'S BMW of late modal, low mlllegl the '*'Ing YfNf ~· llhOW oeu" be publl•hed In ICflbed ~ fOllOwl, to-wit Edward W Wagoner. HIGHEST BIDDER FOR outMde. 0 1Mde for lmpr~ Conaolldated Capltll ·7'1Re<I vw BUG Look• & C.dlllK9 In Orenge 9'ICI 11'\.y M In par.on OI by lhe ()fenge Coelt O.lly P110I l(IC 200 Tracit 2803 .. pet 223 t 1 ,......, Leef. El Toro, CASH (payable at lime of men1 Of Trame 81oM'• & In· Propertlea IV a Callfornla
runs gd, YlfY cllatl, muat Ccx.lntyl8eeueto6.yt Y04Jt aUOfMy a oewapa~r of gen11ai map reoorded In~ 114, CA.92630 Mia In laWful money Of the ttalllllon°0fln1erconnec:tat llmlt1d pt1tn1rthlp, By
MJ-tlH 0, S·S tllt 6 Mii 12200, 6~..0253 1 .. 0.1110 IF YOU AAE A CREDITOR e1tcuiall0f\, publlfh.ed In thl• Pagea 1-9 lnelulfvl ottnlt-Th" tlu•lnes1 la con· ltllcl Stat•) 11 the North YatlOul IOCltlOtlt H.E 8 Coneolldet•d Capllal
828 S. Eucll<I St • °' a contingent crecsttor ol county et i...t once• week Qllleneoua mape Of the of· dueled by an lndlvlclual 'Ol'll entr..-ioe to the oounty 114, 117, CIP 610-82 · Eqult• Corp .. 1 Colorado Futlefton, CA ·7 I Squareback N•w 2800 H111>of 8IVd the die 1111d. )'OIJ mul1 tlla tor lour conMCUIM --· flee of the County Recorder Edwlld w. waooner oourthQUH. 700 Civic LOCATION OF THE oorl)OfatlOn. By Vlc9 Pretl-7 14-e&O 8300 l>faKM clean Inter. runt COST A MESA · your clllm with 1M court Of prlof to tM day of Mid 1-· ot Mid county Thia etatament -llled Cent1t Dfllll w .. 1. 84inta WORK Tne wor1I lo MI*· dent
213-691-8701 K~nt M.OVING. MUST --preeent It to the o•nonal Ing more commonly known wttl\ Ille County Clerk Of Of· Ant. California ... right, 111 .. formed hereunder" localed Thi• 11atemanl WU fllld
,117 S fl L S 150 0 ob o C~nttltt t 3U r9P(eMtll 11¥9 appointed by Dateo JUL t1 1985 u 15041 EDEN STREET, = County on July 29, and lnt••t e<>nveyed to In the Olly of lrvlne, County With ttie County Clerk of Of
Datlaa 963-3273 tne oourt hln fol.Ir mon1tia HINAY T. MOOM ""·· WESTMINSTER. CA. 92883 1 5 1'112:111 an0 now hlld by II uncl« Of Ofange " Yatlout ~ lrlQt County on Jut'/ 23. ·AO 216 zx Xnntv ed11 79 BUG Convert whit•. 1~ •t.~bOP't ~ = ft~.: tre>tn Ille • of nm i.-.ludt• of th• auper1or TWtN of .... Cllh In 1ew-,.._ "--~ Mid 0... of Trwt In the catlOnl OF WOAK 1995 F d d Cl ...,..1p .., .. ,.., ... ~ofle1 Mprovtdeel Cowl ful money of tne lJnltl<I Publltned v<lnOI ..,.,.., ptopl(ty lltueted In llld OESCRIPTION ,..,_, ully IOI • .. n l21< .. orig mt, mini oond, iclnt S i500 M2· 39 In S'•atlon 0 ol th• Publlari.d Otanoe Coett Stat• on conflfmetlon of Delly Piiot Juty 30, Augutl e. County end Stat• cllecttblt'I The WOfk to bl parlonnl<I Publlahed Orange Cout
17500/ot>o, !152·1219, ev new atereo & ~ tank . Pfooet• COdl Cllltfomla o.11y Piiot Jutf '' 21. 28, ..... Of pert caah and be!-13, 20, 1~85 ... lhall lnc:Wdl but not be llm-Dally Piiot July 30, AUQU•t I ,
85T· 1452 Mike/Una Z5 t-3682 '75 Soot1llclall 314 ton Tile time IOf 1111 wfll Augutt 4. 1985 anot evldenoed by note... T-780 PARCEL t· lted to: Modlfloatl0n1 of lrat· 13 20 1815
64 300ZX. loldld. immec:, 79 Convert Bug, low ml, 41t4, AIT • llr. PIS, P/8, not expire ptlor lou Su-818 cured by Mortoage or Trutt .. _.,. N()llC[ Unit 8. County of Orange. fie llGnala and controllt · ' T. 751
Charcoal gray, mu11 Mii new tlrNlbrak... •lnl propane O< gu. '3100 montht trom tile date OMO on the property eo ~"' Slit• of Calltomll, u enown oeblnet• and lnttallatlon of ---------
lmmed S 13,800 obo cond S8 too 157'1247t 080 780-3811 l'IMll~ notice above P\Bl.JC M>TICE aold Ten pet cent of amount ITATDmNT Ofl ano ~ned Of'I that QltUln lnt1Wconnec1 conduit and PtllUC fllllC[ 64&--0427 ~. 37•3912 79 DeluH 5 1pc1 R.abt>lt •EWODULll ni."~..,.~~~~N~;: lc-tm. t'::c:':~be~h-=· MANDOfl•NT"Of' ~~"'71~~= ca~MPLETIONOF WORK. l'tcmlOUS Ml ... 11
Fnru i tffi c1e111 & Kint con<1 s2300 llEI OU •aa11 .,. • ~ ln•••ted 1n Notte.°' .. ot 1ng and w111 bl recelV9d a1 u:.C:.':i":' 13t97. Paoe 111 ot Offlclll A11WOl'k1a 10 bl oomp1e111c1 NAAm 1TAT1•wr OBO E 842 2872 o .,.. tile •tat•. )'OIJ may eerve ...., ~ at the eforeeajd offlc:I et any · Rlcofd• of C>fanoe County within 90 conMCUlllll WOflc· The followlnO peraone we 309 GTS Spider Vertlon. vea · r WI llY upon tile euc:utor or edmln-~ lele lime ..,., the flr'll oubll· The followlr19 paraoni PARCEL 2. Ing days trom the date apecl-doing bualnelf U :
'79 Ferrari A.a, PW/AC. Work 4f&-02 lO 111r11or or upon the It· No A 1279<>1 oatlon Mr.of and t>atore haYe abln<IOnld the UM of An undivided 1/101hl fled In th• Nolle• to C A R A r N G T 0 N
Blaupunkt llltfeo 11~ 1 1 Rabbit Conv, lo ml, tll· OLUI 001 torney 0f0f tl'lt PICU10f Of In Ille Supetlor Court of date of Nie th• Flclltlout Bualn•H 1n1er .. 1 In 111c:1 to Lot 1 of Proceed FINANCIAL, 2901 Lafayette
5t•m. new cuetom Ye/, Kint eona. air, new 01 TIHll admlnlatrator, lllc:i Ille~ the, Slit• of Calltomla. for C>a1llcl "1lt 2nd <ley of Name· COMMERCIAL Tract No. 10376, Mpetmap AWARD OF CONTRACT A¥e , NewpOrt Beldl. CA
lkln ... , COYefl llrN 17300 &46-2741 Ille court wtttl proof of..,. the County of ORANGE Auouat. 19111. t.E.ASING SYSTMl!.8, 4000 record•d In Book 45 t. The Ow1*' r ... rv.. lhl 92ee3
TAA ES CONSIDERED v!Qe. , • written requeat ltll· In the Manet of the Eltate ....... L ~ 401 MacArthur Blvd .. SUit~ Pagea 3 ano 4 of Mi. right, aft« opening blda, to M Joel Cet1eon Alalty. ln-
$40 OOO call Olen l l·8 t9) '82 Rabbit 01JI, 2 dr, 5 epd, Ing tllel )'OIJ deelfe 19«1af of YVONNA EMMA ROSS, Ct.to c-w Dffft Wett, Nftpor1 Beectl. CA Cllilneoul Mepe, Record• rejec1 any Of Ill !>Ida, to corporated, a ClllfOfma cor-
43i.3ee2 IMve mag 1 own<, warranty. MINT notice of the filing ot 111 to-t'ecll1Md 11000, l anla Ane, CA Ac:t"loua Bull,.,.. Namer• of Oftnoe County, Call· wMI• any lntormallly In • por1tlon, 3027 AO't'OI Ln .
• __ -CONO 71415•8·2"0 wnt0tyandappra'1Mmentof Notlceleheret>vg!Yerlthal t%701, Attemey '-l'9tl-!erred 1~!_~ wai;i_~-~ totnl&. together wtth all Im-blO, to mall• twarda In Ina Coall M .... CA m28
---:::------.iate ..,.., or of the 11911-the Uflderaigned will -" a1 "°'* Orange """''ty on --1 prowmani. thereon lntw•t of lhe Owner and 10 Thie buelnau la con-8t1U 11 !S Dune 8uOOY I 1000 call Uona or eccouma mentioned Prl\111• ..... to tne hlgtieet K.,_... .,_., "-. " v. t941 FILE NO. F· '53339 EXCEPTING 1t1er•lrom reteet a11 other bldt. duc1ed by • corporation --.-.-.1•14--H•O~N,.D!"!'A___ 722-9031 IOf detail•. In 8«:tJon 1200 and !200.5 ol enO belt bidder, eubjlCt to ~,...,., "'9 ..._.; Gravel, lnc030 .. 1 Ce/If~ condominium unite 1 PROPOSAL GUARANTEE M Joel Cerlaon. Inc .. M
RUNS GOOO I~ metNge. theCallfotnla Probate Code connrmttlon of MIO &· of NW Dtcuhnt corporation, 1 W ,._.,,.. throuoh 10, lnclutlve, ANO BONDS. &di t>ld lhlll Joel Cwleon, Prea ,,_. ...... C..aa. At-perlor CoMrt, on or after IM PublilMCI Ort1nge eo.t Cout rrllY· Harbor City, loalted thereon be accompanl•<I by I Thia lllllm«ll w .. filed
... 1.5$80011~ WO~ -S"n ..,.,..,. ,., PemtoMt, 401 1"1111dly01 Auouet. 1985, •• Dally Piiot Auguet 8. 7, 13, CAT907!.._.__. PARCEL 3. owtlfled or c:aahllt'• chick wtth ,,,. County C*1I of ()r.
"" .. ..., v CWIC c-tef DrM w-. thl offtce of JULES L. 1945 hll ---WM con-An uduatve .. Mmlfll Of by 1 corpor111 eurety 1ng1 County on July 23,
•71 HONDA CIVIC Wanrtl'I ....... leftW AM. e.it-GREENBERG. 401 Civic TW-717 dUC1ed by' I corporatlonn IPf)l.lrtenant to MCh unit for bOnd Of'I tile form furnlatlld 1985 -.. --. 1---------*"" n701 Center Drive WMt. Sult• Thia itatament w.. led the uae and oacupancy of by tile Owner .. guarani• '111• :!'1~lce~~~~·;.,~~~~ C•tltt HIS Put>lltMd O.ange eo.r 1000.s.ntaAna.. CAt2701, Pl&.JCNOTICC wttht~CountyCWk~~-thoMpottloneoftller-1rlc:-thatbldderwlll,lfan-ard Publlatlld Of~ CONt
11799 Obo 720..()..-_ Delly PllOt Auguat 8, 7. 13, County ot Orange. Stat• of flCTITIOUI ......... 9r1ge1 nty °" · ted common area dellg-11 mad• 10 him In ec-Dally Piiot July/:J". Augu11 I . .,...., '7t • 8efon .dnt oond. 1995 Clllfomla, all rlgtlt, title and -1986 nated In the o.ctaratlon of cordanot wtth the tetma of 13. 20. 1915 I
A/C, full Pwr. AM/FM II«• TW-718 Int .... of Nld dlr.:1111d It ..,... ITA~ o~~ ~::r ~t Aeetr1Cllonl and lflOWn on Illa bid, swomptly eecur• T-752 lluc .. u has 1145
·U 280§ Very clean low
ml, air, auto. em/fm c:ass
15995/ot>o 648-CARS
·79 300 Dal Auto, ster
c:aq, Ill pwr 111rf ale.
r1dl1l1. ve ry e1e1n
S 12,500/obO, 494·5913
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Mercedel Benz
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T QC) Merc:.da Pnoa Pal<l
Call Pet• Of Ray
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nu .. , .. ams s.~ llllllH •c 111\Tll'I' the time of deeth and all the The lolloWtng perlON .,. 13 20 1916 • ugua • 1111 Condorl)lnlutn Plan f()f W0tkmen'• Companeatlon .. -IC NOT"'['
l'UUU nutr-. right. title·~ lntet•t lhll doing bullneM aa: · · Ndl unit lnaUrance and Hablllty In-n1UL NL Fer• t311._,.f1C.....;nn_t111_0-_U8_1C_rJl ___ u __ tne •t•t• or Mid decalMd BENNETT/AMERICA'S T-75e The atreet aodrw "Ind eurance execute a contract' ___ __,......, __ , __ -81--naa acqvtred by opar-atlon of CUP CHALLENGE '87. 1111 Pl&.IC NOTICC other oommon deelgnetlOn. In lhe ~equlred tom1 and flCTmOUa _,_ •H Muat. Grande, AfT. ..,,_ eTATDmN'T lew Of ot,,.,.,.._ other than B.y.lde Drive, Ste. 200-A, 11 any 01 the r• property turnlth Ntlefaclory bondt N,... ITATDllNT
361W. Holt.y 150. •bbl, The tolloWtng petlOl\I .,. or"' addlllOn 10 that Of Mid Corone Del Mar. CA 92825. ITAT'llmNTOf' duc.rl b•d lbOYI I• for tne fllthlVI petformanc:e The followtng per'IOfll lrl
heler8. pstpb ale amtfm ~ u · SUB deceaMd. 11 tne time of P 0 8o11 5181, Bilbo• UAMDOWNT Of' ur orted 10 be· 1e11 of a contract end tor the dOlng ~nau u : new b1k1. tires btry. HA 115, 1110 w. Balbol dMth, In and to IH the Cl(· laland, 928e2 UM°' f'ICTITIOU• ~ulT1N AVENUE 1182, l)lymttlll of dalml of m• PAUL s BEEF KORRAL.
Shrp 11950/t>o ~ Blvd .. Newport Beedl. Call-talfl real o<OC*tY lltuated In Stanley Aon, 305-E ........ ..,,_ COSTA MESA. CAL I· terlalmen and labor•r• 120-42 W_. SI · Gardin
ornla the City of W•tmlnller. PromontOty Drive, Newport Th• foll:'~ peraon1 FORNIA 92121 thereunder Slid cheek Of Grove. CA 92840
'H Pinto Station Wagon VttonlGI Fernand411 .. 004 County of Otanga, State of Beach, CA 92880 ha~ abanO the UM Of TM undltUgnld Truat .. bidder'• bond lhall l>e In 111 Rancll•r'• Proceuon
$500, new tlr ... Medi Ruhland, Manhattan Belch. Clllfornll, peniQularfV * Thll bialnau It con· tha 'flctltloin 8ualneu dl9dlim• arryllablltty forany ltnOUflt of not._ than ten Inc., I Celifomle COl'J>OlatlOI•
tog wtl. 631-43&9 IC11blt'I aa fOllowe, to-wtt· OUCtld by an tndMOual N • m •. D 0 NA l 0 H . lnoorrectnell 01 tile 11,911 ( 101 piftent of the amount of Thi• buelneu It con
Thll t>ueln ... la c;on· Lo1290.Tract2903uper StanleyAoaa GRAVES LTD 4000 l<ldf ... andothercommon the bid. Ttie FlltnfUI P•·ductllclbyacorporatlOn '76 Granada Bladt 2 dr, ducted by an lnOMdual m-c> reco<ded In 800k 114, Thia •tatement wu flied Mee.Arthur' Suite ;3o ,...__ deliQnltlon " any ahowrl lorrnanot Bond lhlll be not A1ncher'a ProcH1or•.
vinyl top, lo<*• & runa V•onlea Fernendez Paget 1-1 lnclull¥e of~ wttll ttie County Det1I of Of· port eeecti CA 1129e0 herein. • · ..,. than one hundred (100) Inc., Ouana Oawton. Pr ...
good. AJC, ret>tt \'9N. Thie 1t11ement -ftled cellaneou.a mapa ol the of· ange County Of'I July 19, The Flcillloua 8utlneN slid Nie wUI l>l m.de, bUt petcenl of the total amount Tiiie atatement *8t flied
PIP 11200 775-2220 with IN County Clerk of Or· floe of the County Recorder 1995 Name referred 10 at>ow wu wtthOUt COY9nlnl 0< war-oftne bid ptlol n1m10 In tne with Iha County Clertl of<>;·
lnQ9 Counry on July l6, ol Mid county f'2t1tM flled In Orange County on ranty, 11t~eu or Implied, r• contrtct. The Labor Md Ma-1~ Counry on July 1 ·
Lucila 1323 1985 or-..-more eomrnonty known Publl•lled Orange Cout Janul(y 9, 1985 FILE NO. oardlno tltle. pa11111lon. Of ter111t Bond thaM l>e not .... 19 5 -..--·-.. 15041 EDEN STREET. DlllyPllolJuly30,Auguate. F-153337 ltlCUll'lbrlf!Qel 10 pay I onehlM<lrld(lOO)pet· ,.,_ '75 MARK IV. 1nrf, leather Publian.o ()f111g9 Coeet WESTMINSTER. CA 92883 13, 20. 1985 , Harbor AdV«tl9ir19,. Call-rernllnl"G ptlndpal eum of cent of the total amount gl Publllhtld °'lnoe COUit
uptiola 10W ml., 1tlnt eond. Dally Piiot July 23, 30, T1tm• or Nie cuh In law· T-747 fOfnla eorporatlon. 1030 the notl(•) MCUfllcl by Uld the bid price named In 1111 O.lly Pltot July 30, Augull .
$3100 OBO 640-0067 Auguat e. 13. 111'5 1u1 money of tha United P\ll.IC NOT1C£ W•• Pacfic Coeat HlghWlly. OMO of Trwt. with Int.,. contract. 0n1y bonda laallld 13. 20. 1815
'78 Cartl« Merk IV 0.-T-737 SlllM on conflrmetlon of Harbor City, CA 90710 thereon, .. provtded In eald by compan ... wtllCh are T-7"8
llgner, dove gray, mint mllH •c fl>TICC aall. Of part cul! and bll· FICTmOUI .,...... Thia bUalnau -~ notl(•). echencM. " any, ratld "A" "' "At" In Ille P\ll.JC NOTICl 13895 ~95 l'UUU anae ~ bV not•.. NAMe ITATIWNT OUC1ed by• corJ)Ot'atlon undltttletermtofeeldOeed "Bell Aoenl'• Gulde 10 Ule1--..;;.;;--------COl'ld cured bV Mortgage or Tru.t The following peraont.,.. Thlt 1111ement wu tile<! ol Trull. f .... chlrgee and Insurance Comc>en•. the '1CTITI0Ua ..,,..,.
flCTITIOUI IUllNell OMO on the P'<>PlrtV ao dol bullneM ... with the County Clerk of 0r: ex.pen ... of the Truet• and a.I Key Rating Guio. to NAM1 ITATIM8f'T
NA• ITATIME"NT · aold Ten pet c.nt of amount v1tON ASSOCIATES. A ange County on Juty 18, of the tNlt• cr•tllcl by Mk! Property C11u•ltY Com· TtMI lollowlng peraona a.te
The foltowlng pereon• are bid to l>e dlpolllld wtttl blO. MEDICAL GROUP 111111 tl85 Deed of Trull PMiee; Of Haled In the Fld· doing tiutllnMI u ·
doing ~ u Blcl• or otter• to bl In writ· North Tuelln Avenue: Suh• Publlahld Orange CoMt Tne total emount of the .,., Aagltter Clrcultllon p T. ·s HAND CAR WASH, FAST LANE ,MOTORING Ing an<I wlll .,. rec:afved •t 103, Santi ~na, CA 92705 Dally Piiot July 30, Augult 8. ~ bllanc:I of the obll-570, 1984 ReYlllorl wm l>e 171E.17th St. eo.ia Mela,
ACCESSORIES. 1580 N the 1IO<ellld of1Q 11 arty Mcieture.-Medlcal Cor9o'· 13.. 20, t~ getlon wcurwd 1Jy1M prop. accept9d. FllllUft to aubmlt CA 92827
N9wport 81\ld .. Cola Meu.. ti-•tt« the tir.I oubll-etlon 990 North Tuttln Av· l -767 .ny to 1>e aold and reuon-~Ible t>onclt wlll be Paul H Toetwg. 513~
CA 92827 cation hereof Md .bet«• -·Sult• t03 Santa Ana. able •Umeted ~•. ex-eauaa of rejlctlon or bid. IJumlne Corona dll Mar enan, Earl Jelkey, 328 Oat• of.... CA 92105 • Pl&.IC N()l)C( PltlMI and aovancea at ,,,. PREVAILING RATES OF CA 92825 . ;M.o~"""I Ogle St . A. Coeta M .... .CA Dated lhla 2nd <l•Y of Thie bualneaa la con· tim. of tlle'lnlllal publlcallon WAGES: In ICCOfdance wtth Richard Webet, 1846 POASCHf
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For Ad Act~n PtatiAC 1335 Thi• bu11n .. t It eon-.. ~ O"~· ~ McClure MldlGll Corl)Of· FICTITIOUS'!'.!..... $107.069.02. t 1n3 ol Ille Caltt~la Labor CA f2625 . Ml ...,,...., .... ___ ...,, __ dUC1llclby: Olwto ,.....,..., .,. .... w .... atlon Mereer McClure NAMllTA ... ....., ThebanlflelftyunderMkl Code,tnegener.prevllllnQ Thia bu•"'4M 11 eon-
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C H Thia ttatetnenl WU flied '2701, AttomeJ lof "9tl-Thia atatement wu nied doing bualnetl u · ecuted an<1 dell.,,.,ed to the holiday Md OWl'tlrnl wor'tl In ,_.,Ip _ 3 a with the County Claf'1I of Of· '*°'-. with the County Clerk of Or· Sl'AR SPANGLED BAN-un<lerligned a wr"ten Dec-the IOClllty In wtlldl the WOf1I PIUI H Toetberg
ange County on July t8, Kenneth Dettor"---Jr .. 9r1ge Coonty on July 19 NER. 2082 South EHi 1ar1tlon Of Dlfeutt an0 o.. la 10.,. performed ha been Thi• itttemant wu fifed Dal'fy Pilot 1945 ~lnlslrator of Iha..._.. 11185 · en.tot, Sutt• 13, Senta Ane, mand ror Siie. and• written obtained from tile D4rect0t with the CcMJnty Clettl of Of.
'111• of Nici Dtoedenl m1m CA 92707 Not.Ice of ~ and Bee:-of the Department of lndu lflOt County on July 16.
AD VISOR Publlllhed Ofanga C0Nt Publ~ Otanoe Cou1 Publlllhed Orange Coul ~ William Hart, t733 11on 10 w TM undefl6gnld 1trtal Relatlont, • copy of 1995 • DaityPllolJl.lly,10,Augu•t8, Dally Ptlol Augual e. 7, 13, OallyPllotJuly30 Auguatl Candleltle* line, Newport ceo..O Mid Notlae of 0.-wtMchlaonftlelntneofflolof "91 ..
11, 20 1985 11185 13 20 1985 ' . e..c:h, CA 92880 fault anCS Elec:tlon to Sell to the City CWk of the City of Publlehld ()(ange Coat
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1 642 -56 78 Katelta at 57 Freeway T -742 TW-761 , • T-762 David Loula Luchini. be recorded In tile county lrvlne andwltl bell\act...,,..._ Dally Piiot JUiy 30, Auguet I , 24128 San Andr•. MIMlon where the rNI property It able to any lnter•tllcl l*'1Y t3. ~ 1085
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4908 Neptune. Newport HAMMOND "IAL T'\' under him lhall pay not._. P\llllC fl>TICE TODAY'S Mich••• G.oro• Vou, Ocie· July 11. 1145 tor and atry tubciontraator
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0 Tl'll• atatement wu flied Publllhllcl Orange eoa.1 Tne contractor .n111 comply TO AD•••TD MARR with the County Clark of Of. Dally Piiot JUiy 23, 30, with Ill tile requlfemen't of H TAft NO. A 181117
ange County on .My 13. August 6, 1815 Sec:tlon 1m 610Qettoerwfttl To 111 Mira, beneftclat ....
11185 T·7:M 111 ottl« aopllcabll requtr• creditor• and continge nt
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. ' PublllM<I Orange eo.t "8.JC NOTICE lab« COdl may l>e ~ tnlttMtl<I WedMtdey. A1p1t 7 Dally Piiot Augutl 6. t3 20 DBE AND wee REOUIRE· In Ille will and/Of ....... of· ARTES (Mar. 2 1-Apr. 19) Llemt·nts of timing, luc k ndc with you 27, 11185 . . . .... rHe9e ~ MENTS· The City of lrvlne ROBERT WARNEFI BOWNE
-you could strike linanc 1.1I pay din £:.mphasis on reward-., ab1ltly to T-7M :::=".,......, 11 .. Mtabllehld the follow-.;J~~~ ~w~n "::
locate article 1ha1 had been lost. m1ss1ng or stolen. Gem1n1 plays top "8JC NOTICC ._ oea.a. CA 11111 ~~·~Wei~~~= 8up9f1or eoun of °'enot
role. Plalnllff: PATRICIAN to meet tne.. goell n'l#l'f bl County rtquHllng that
TAURUS (Apr. 20..Max 20) C)clC h1&h. judgment and intuition I( 1tt11 APAATMENS UMIT!O. I OIUM tor ~IOn of blO JUS~E .. LEWIS be ,.p.
re on &aFg&t Red tape will be removed. &rccn liaht will flash for '::r ,:_ '":9 ~ornla limited Pll'I~-FlCo:"r:..a /: SPEC~ ~lltMI 10S::. i:;
progress Y ou arc gmng plac6 and )uu·11 be very much aware o f 11! ~ .... of Oefan<llnt. STEPHEN o. drlwlngt and~'°"' -'•1• of 1ne deoedent.
Scorpio, another Taurus figure8rom1ncntly. ~• OPPENHEIM ANO NANCY 1e avaMabtl tor 1nepec11on The 1>1t1t1on requ•tt•
GEMINI (May 21-Junc 2 ) S(c:ret 1s revcaJcd. ,Y?U benefit as <Sec ·~:c~bd 3· OPcfa:':!'.~11 ,51 ~~:'~he= =~~n:, ~~
result Wnt1ng ~s1gnmcn1 could be part of eAc1tina scena.no. Notice 1t n.e1:1y atven b~ euwo.ea Wortt• of the CIW of trvtne 0en1 Acln'llntatrallofl of &-
Clandesunc mee11ng relate, to romance, exc hange of 1n(o rmat1on. the undet,~ thet a pub-MOTICl1 V• ....,. -... ~· .... of Mid drew-tit .. Act
Virgo. SaSJltanus pcrson'i play out\tandina roles . "° 1111e Of 3.t!r°!r:f.,.. .....s. TM--'IMJ._.. Inge. 1P1Clflce11ont and bid w1: :-:,:Son the 1'>11"~
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Wish comes true. cspcc1a.lly in=~ the •,::' of 1ot ~-=-=~ do~~::nt':w.1~~ 1m 11 uo~.:.Tn1910e91'
dome'illC area Focus o n purcha~ of art objects. luxury lie.ms. o'c:lodt A.M. on tile 11111 dlY .....,. ......... .,.. Reed ::n, Of Publlc wor11a, City No 3 11 roo CMc c.nt.,
furniture. Romance is h1ghlrahted. and ~ arc powers of pcn1uaston. of Auguwt. tN&. at 5e7 San ..-.. Warwto14lo11 ......,, of !MN, t7200 JtmbOtee ~;er: W•t. Santi Ana. CA TauruLE~.0Li(bJra1. Sc2~rp10 pc22"°nF~ ~gun~ pbrum1ncntly. h =~~~= v.!v:'~!fC::t{::'.; ::;f3 ~~~;~=::. IF vou 08JE.CT 10 the
u y ,,-Aug. ) <><.:u!t on u'lmess, career. ac 1cvcm~n1, Stat• 01 c1111otn1e. m.nttt, )'OIJ ehOulcl oo to of u 5 00 w11t be ctlarged '°' granting Of the'*"'°"· you
recogn1tton from peen . You'll bt' a~kcd to pan1c1patc in proJCCt 1111. o.11un 8210, 1 o. promptly eo that '/OU! wr"-each NI of clOC\lmen11 lhoulCI tither appeer at ttie
bnngmg you in contact with those confined to ho me. h ospital. "L510259, uc. IOTODTV ten l'9lf:IOMI, "any, may.,. Oraw1ngt, apeomc.11on1anc1 t:'.::! andflle•= you~
VIROO (Aug. 2l-Sept 22)· Favorable lunar aspect h1K):lliahts 4,~~~ ~:*'~ "":~~ ........ bid doclJfftenta ~be mall· ttont w1:; the co:' beb•
travel, pubhsh1ng. special mtormatton, rc<:og01t1on ohpintuafllialucs e11eo. 010 Matk a Oebofal'I ,.. ,1 '' .. ..._..,... :·1:"tt1'= (l~""' 111W1n9. Your ep~
You'll havt" mo~~pon'1b1l11y, C"hancc for grca1CT financial rewards smn11 deCI*.....,. ~ • ... oardeylprlof rotheclat•MI anc.e may bl 1n weon or by
Cancerru1t1veplaysrole • • cor~"°:'11~~ =-i-:.:9.~,:! !:=:9'*':f~:ad·~~°':riACREOITOR LIBRA (Sept. 23 ()(t 22) Dig deep for 1nformat1on. Avoid of Section 1504, SubdMelon LAI .. Wont ut1n...... SECuA:f.18 FOR COM· "' • conllngenl crednOI of
superfic ial responses. S1eerclenr o l termapnt woman. Refuse to be (3). of tne unttomi COm-sn.1et11c1 delee aollciwt1 Pl.ETION OF WORK Tlletn.o.c1111 is.~.11nwtn1e
1nt1m1dated set your o wn poi.cc create your own ,tylc Wider audience merclal COdl of tlll Sttte of ooneeJO oe un ebOftMlo en contrtet d0Cument1 c.111 tor your cJllm .tth "" ooun "'
I b t • Celltornlt ... uut'llO, dlberte '**1o monthly pr-payman1a preMnt " '° lhl pettonel awaits your conln u 1om OAT'!.D Juty a1. ttas lnmecli.tament•. de ••• bllMd upon ..,,..uM' ~· r~tattw llOPOlnted by SCORPIO (Oct 2 3-Nu" 21) Break from past proves beneficial. awtattM C . ...,,.., .... ma ne ra tu re1puHt1 •tlfMt• of the sietoenttOI the court wfttlln £ monttlt
Focus o n veater independence. 1nd1V1dual style, publicity, lucrative v, .. :=---lmfllete eterha.at:%~ Ofwe>ftlCOfnPle'llcl TheCfty IYom the dat• of nm.._
offer and serious consideratio n of manta I natu'I. Set your own pace ~ Pllo4~,:r1~ w,:~~E ~ENDAH'l" A w111 retain ten (101 sietcent of ~f.!:'-r'C:~r=
SAGl'M'AfU US (No' 22-f>et:. 21) Fo llow throuJh o n fi'1t T-788 Clvlloomplell\thM blMfiled :",..r'P'C:-peyn\llf)t :ProbateCodtOfCelltomla
1mprcs,1ona. Jntu1uon 1s ho ned to ratoMharpnc Spotltahl on work t>ylheplelnttftaoafnetyou n the~~ At T'hetltnl tor lfllntOlllml_..1
methods, dependents. car( of pets 1encral health. Family reunion 1s )'OIJ wt1t1 to~ ttlll taw-the requ1a1 and ..,,.,,_of not cqW_.:n C' to Oft;!
featured -~ou'll al\O "rcd1scovcr'' lovcd one ...cmfdbe 91 11 :"'· ::, i:;:-.,=. ~ 9M •m mrut btd<Mr. ttie:;;: nouoe ..!:'
CAPRJCOftN (Dec 22-Jan 19) Keep o ptio n open, don't be MAim ITAri:.wr .::., on you, Ille with"* ~ ~:::.:: YOU MAY IXAMIH IN
surpmed by .1nvn.at1on 10 travel Fmph8'1~ o n populanty. "4ncty. Thi folOwlng P9ttOnl 11• eoutt • •ltttn ~ 10 with .,. requlrementt °'•kept by""' o::..:t:
cha.nae. phyJ1cal attraction. c hamma You'll be more aware o (body ~~~AAPHICS, :~~_:ug: ~,,.Code~:! :J.:°"youlrlmay _.:
1mqc, o(wardrobe. o (chance to learn QAAPHICI. Inc , 1711 en-.donaoolcatlonOfthe the contrect ~ti uponlhe...cutoror~ AQUARIUS (Jan 20.Feb I ff}: Focu, o n details. fine pnnt. land, MclOft ,..,....,.. 11'\'N. CA l*lntlfl. and" iHt court rMt penllnlnfl 10 "8ubttltvtl0n lllretor, or 14*1 the at·
mtncnl nJhts. home and wcunty. Prtst1ae suraes upward -you'll he 127'14 · ent« • JudclenWft ag111n11 Of hcurt•.. tomt¥ lor the .xeoutor 0t
o n more '°lid emottonal/fin.anctal iround TaunJ• Scorpio J)(rs<>ns OraolJlot, Oraphloa, )'OIJ '°'the'*~ PAOJ!CT ADMINll· ldmlnlllrat~J and flle w!UI \ • ~ lrM:. • Clltomla In ttll COfr\plelnt, wtMdl TRATION Mquea.ione,.... the OOUt1""" proat of•· fiaure prom1oentJy. oorporauon. 1111 MeOaw c;cx11c1 l'tMlll 1n gerlllthment tllll 10 "* prOjeCI prlot 10 lllce, a M1t1"' ~ ltat·
PIS. ffeb 19-Mar 20) i.unar. numencal cycles h11hha.h1 AY9flU9.~CAt21,. ot-aea.••tnaofrnoneyor Of>•nlno bid• a11&11 u lnfllMlJOU__.....,_.
travel unUIUGI Cllpenence,. COOi CU Wlth IU.l'lci.IVC Pf<)plc WM Thlt bualllMa II COfte '""*1Y or otMl'l'll9r ,.. clltect«I 10 Marti Cerroll no\lce ol the~ lno
cJevatC your momc Shon tnp could be_ part o f agenda. oou.ld involve ~::p~c~ oorr,r:~~ca. Q= ~mt:''· ~y3~" of tM Qty:":.::=..":' of ttie,.:.
1pcaal v1111 or rclallve. Watc h for Ocmtnt1 Grtplllce. Inc . Hunter K~ '· CMtfleett, ~of "'9 City°' !MM t1onur9CIOOUnta"""t100«1
IP A. GUST 7 YOtJft BIRTHDAY you an •ptntual. ~at1vc, Ir..,_, Jr oe..tt ctilft O.ted, Jutv te 1oaa ' 1t1Seaton1200.ndtaoU of
scnumental sensual and you adore my,Ce"' mtnaue and •1atnour Thia ttatament ... lilllcl cr••hr. H•tf•u • ,CITY Of" "'V... ..,, the~~Codt • '1' I ., ' II thl ~r, Clan of Or-~-C...., ,_. ~y c LACrt Ctty ....., '1. v-.........., Pttce.s. V1rio pcnons pla} 1mponanl rolta 1n your 1fc. Yo u muss be no• county on July ~ ..... ,.... LAI ,.,.. CaM& • • • .., ....,.•n•r, ""1 c.lil
c'pcc1 Uy wart ~he~ d1tt •• concct'Md You have unu1u1J C)'eS, 1•c,!.*"'"M9 r:;;:;: CA_,,....._, Publlhed OtlnOI OOMt De u ~ ..... .,.,
memben of o ppo11te ~·find you an 1ntnsu1n1 challensc ProJtct o. ~ :'t CC1M1 ,... M-DelfvPtotJuty30,AUQUttt, ~o!:"eo..
btaun last )ear \lr1ll bear rn.111 for you very .~~only lh1~sJt1 you could 1a, "gJ, ~~30• uouett. ~,.::"'~·£ 1~~ 1tea .,_756 ~ "'°' ~ IO. a1
marry If mamt'd. there m1a.ht be an 1dd111on to family Mamtd or T 745 21. ,... A'9f8t e, t ~1~sJe. youJ!_pro bl be in bus1nCM for )oa~lf T-110 • TW·71l
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doll'O ~ ... av OROIA of lho Chy T..i· THERAPY AEHAI, Council of t~ City of IM1o. em v....,_ DrM, Hunt· o..oe1· Juty n '"' tnoton 8eldl, CA t2'47 CITY Of' MVINi IYi
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a.II. CA tff47 Publlthed Orengo Coeet
Thie blltltlMI le con-Daffy Piiot Ju!y 30 Auguet 9 ~ by. en lndMdutll IOU ' ' ~= wae llled T·754
with ttiio County Clenc OI 0r. P18.JC NOTICt ~, County on July 10, 1tll CITY Ot' NMN1 I# .......
Publllflod °'"i'Si MO~~ Bueball fan• apreu their ldeu on lmpend.lnC ~e.
OlllY Plot"""" ao. 9, •• IS, 20, 1MS NOT~E 18 HEREBY T-791 GIVEN that IMlod bld1 wtll _..... -.,.-_-.,...,.-.,.,.-r~.;.; be recetlled by tho City ewti
~ ""'~ tho City of ltvlne, Cell--,,_ _ lornlo for fumletllno 111 p6ent,
..... vr ...... .._ llbor aervtcea, mat«I .... ~AU'CMMA1 ~ tootl, equipment, euppllee, ...,., ... _,,,,_ lr~1tlon. utllltlel W1C1
llDI Ill other Item• 11\d fdltloe NOTICE 18 HEREBY n•c:ouary therefor, u OMN tNt .....ci btcll wt11 prO'Aded In tho oontrlCt
be rocelYecl by tho City C*1c dooumenll, for ConetNO-OI tho City of lrvtno, Clll-lion of 8"9f and Storm fOfftle kit fumlehlno Ill l)llnt, Drain lmprovom•nt1 on
labOr oeMolo, matltlall, IMno Cenlor on... l Al1on ~• t, euppllol, Pllilwoy lOQ91hof wtth ap-
1 , utllltlee WICI punen1nc:" th•r•to, ln Ill lt9ml WICI fecllltlee 1trlc1 llOOOfdtnoo with Ille neotHll'Y therefor, u ~flc:lllone on Ne at tho
ptovtded II\ tN oontrtct office of the Director Of Pub-~.-. for eon.true-lie: Wont1. tlol\ of Myford .. oacl DATE OF OPENING 8108. togoth•r with •P· Bide w!ll be rocelYecl 11 the punon1nc.. thereto, In office of the City Clerk of tho
ltrtc1 aoc:ordanoo with tho City Of lrvtno loclted It IP90lftoltlone on Ne It t"9 17200 Jamboree Road , omoo Of tho Dlrec1or of Pub-lrvlno. C1llfornl1, t2713,
l9o WOfQ. untn 10:00 1.m. on Auguet DAT! Of OPENING BIDS: 15, 198! at ~ time 11\d 8ldl wllf be recetwd II the plaoo bid• wltl be publicly
office of tho Chy Clortl of tho o a n • d I n C o u n c: II CltY of IMno located II W. 8ldl lhlll be 17~00 J1mbor.. Road. tubmlttod In •••l•cl ll'Vlno, Clllforn11. 92713, Y9IOpOI mlfttod on ,,,-.
untll 10:00 Lm. on Augu9l talda "Bid• for Conetruc-27, 1W •t wtllctl time 11\d Ion of a.;; & Storm Drain
place b6d• wlll be publldy Improvement• on lrvlna opened In Council tar Drive and Alton Chamberl. Bide lhall be Partiway. eubmllttcl In ..... d LOCATION OF THE
.,,~ mantod on the WORK: Tho WOf'lc to be I*·
out9do, "Bld9 for CON· formed hot9unOor 11 locl1ed STRUOTIOH Of MYFpRD tho City Of lrvtoo, County ROAD CIP 521-48. Orange at IMM Cenw 1.0CATION OF fHE (l.C.D.) beN1Mn e.. WORK: Tho work to be par-anyon Wuh Md l-405 and
torrned hereunder II located at Alton Par1cWly betW9fi'I In tho City of IMno, ~ty idatlng l.C.D. WICI 1-5.
of 0rM00 at Myf()td Road DESCRIPTION OF WORK: "°"' A.l,H .f .A.A 9rldgo wen to be perf011110d to Mlohelle om. 1 lnc:lu<M but noi be llmo MSCAIPTION OF WORK: lied to: Conetruc:tlon of
A strike or not,
Pete Rose won't
be sitting it out
CINCINNATI (AP) -Cincinnati Reds player-manager Pete
Rose docso't plan to go a day without baseball, even if 1t means
tcachmg his horses a new pastime.
Rose singled m h1s last at-bat Monday night ID an 8-7 victory over
the San Diego Padres, leaving him 24 hits shy ofbrealcmg Ty Cobb's aJJ.
time mark of 4, 191 .
Rose said tus liner to nght field offreheverCrais Lcffens won't be
bas last hit this week, despite the possibility ofa major-league playen'
strike today.
"I'll play baseball somewhere, even if I have to go out and play
Wlth my horses," Rose sa1d.
Rose wasn't in much of a mood to discuss the strike before the
game, responding with glum stares when re·
porters brought discouraging updates on talks
between the players and owners.
Rose wondered whether a call to the White
House mtght prompt President Reagan to get
involve~in settbng the dispute over a new basic
agreement
"Maybe l'U call Reagan and get him 1n on 1t."
he susgested after the game.
Then be had a second thought
"He mi&ht say, 'Well, 1 talked to Cobb
yesterday and ... "' Rose Joked.
A strike would temporariJy .sidetrack Rose's ~
' Tho WOl'k to be porformod Ind Storm Drlln lm-
pursuit of Cobb's hat record-a mark the 44-year-old Rose is confident
of breaking either this season or next, ifa strike wipes out the rest of the
1985 season.
'
erlll lnoludo but not be Nm-owmentt.
ltad to: Contlructlon of COMPLETION OF WORK.
Grading, PllWIQ, Curbl and work II to be compltltod
OutW'l, ltonn l>ratna, Trlf-l'lln 80 c:onaocutlw work· nc 8f0nale, Signing Mel deyt from tho 01to IC)ed.-
1trtplng. EnolMlr'• &ti· led In lh• Nolle:• 10 mat.a.011,Doo.OO. Proceed COMPL.ETIOH OF WORK: AWARD OF CONTRACT:
A strike also would put Rose 1n an awkward posillon because ofhis
dual titles as player and manager. Reds owner Marge Schott
sympathizes wit.h his situation.
"That's what I hate aoout a stnke," said Schon. one of Rose's most
outspoken admirers." It's been a tough year for Pete. He's trying to pull
it all tOilcther. trying to manage, and trying to break Ty Cobb's bit
record?' · ·
PlBJC NOTICE P\BJC fl>TICE Nil.JC fl>TICE
All WOl'k II to be oompletod ho Owner rOMrVM tho
within 1eooonoec:utlwwork· tght, after opening bid•, to Ina d8yt trcwn the dat• eped-•}oct any or Ill bide, to
t1ec1 '" th• Nolle• 10 any lnfofmlllty 1n • Pr~. bid. to make awt1tdl In tho monthly progree ptymenll Thia bu1lnff1 11 c:on· loy, Clllf. 92708 AWARD OF CONTRACT: woet of the Owner Ind to beMd upon tho engll\Mr't ducted by: an lndMdual Wiiiy T l Jooet1 C Den Tho Owner reMMll tho loct 111 other bide. a.tlmat• of tho percent• Ron BoumM Dallkor, ton Mau Ctrcte,
right, efter oPOfllng bide, to PAOf>OSAI. GUARANTEE of work c:otnl)le4ed. n. Chy Thie 1t1temarit wu Ned Fountlln Valley, Collf. t2708 re1ect any or II b6d9, to ND BONDS: Each bid 11\111 wlll r9tMI ten (10) peroant of with tho County C*1t of Or-Thi• butlnau Ja con-.._. eny lnforrnlllty In • • 1c:c:omp1nlod by 1 ~ prog1911 ~ aa. ange County on .Nto/ 1t , ductod~llulOMctfll\dwlfe
l>liS, to lri'ik• aword• rn tho or talhtor'• cMdl MCUf1ty to< c:omplet1on of 1885 Wiiy T' Den DallJlet
lntoraet Of tho Owner WICI to by 1 oorporato tor9tf the balance of tho wortc. At '211• Thi• 111tomen1 wu Ned ~Ill other bid•. on tho forrt1 fUmleflod tho roquaot and oxpenM of Publtlhod Orange CoMt wit.ti the County Clortl of Or· PROPOSAL GUARANTEE tho Owner 11 guar111t• tho euoceuM blddet. the Dally Pilot July 22, 28, arige County on .My 18, AHO IOHDe: Eadl bid lhall hit blddOt wtll. If an award City wttt pey tho amount 10 Augytt 15. 12. 1Ml5 1885 be ac:c:omp•nlad by • made to him In ac-rotllnod upon compllonco • M-e31 '211.,
oortlfted or CMNor'• cf** danoe with tho tormt Of With tho roqulroment1 of Publllhod-Orarige CoMt or by 1 oorporato 111rety 1 bid, promptly Mc:Ur• Government Code Soc11on D1Uy Piiot July 22. 29,
boncf on tho form fumllhod onunen'• ComponMtlon 1«02 and tho prOY\llont of PtBJC fl)T1C£ Augutt 15, 12. 1985
by ttla Owner .. guaran* anoe and llablltty In-the oontraot oocumontl M-e27 that IMdOel' wtll, H an awwd anoe. aJCOCUll • contract portllnlng to "Subttltullon f'tCTTnOUI IU ... H II mode to Nm In ac-tho required form and of Stcuriflol." NAMll ITATIMDIT OOtelenoe With the torrne of rnllh Mtllfactory' bond• PROJECT ADMINI S· Tho followlng ~ .,.1 __ "8. __ IC_NO_TI_CE __ _
hie b6d, promptly NCUr• or tho fllthfUI pertormanoa TRA TION: All queatlonl ,...... dOlng bWllMM u: Wortanel\'• CompenMtlon • contrect WICI for lhe tl\'I to thl• projoc:t prtor to Kc T. & ASSOCIATES. ~:A=-lneuranco and lltblllty In-II o4 olllmt Of mo-open ing bide 1h1ll be :M21 VII Oporto, Sult• 200, Tho followtng pareone .,..
MKanoe, ~• 1 contract orlalmen and laborer• directed to: Mr. 8191 Davtt. Newpof1 a..c:n, CA 829&3 doing bullnoee u:
In tho r9QUlrod form W1C1 h«Oul\det S1ld c:heCll or AMoctato Protect Engineer Mr. Kevin 0 Alttr/. 1705' W£8TCO BELLFLOWER
fUmltrl .. ttet.aciactory bond• bidder'• bond lhtll be In an II (714) 880-3856. E Collm• Road, l n9, HI-. fOf the lllttiM porformonoo nt of not IOll tl\on tan BY ORDER of the City cltn01 Htlohta. CA 917415 ~le:~:rlY· Cot1• ~
of • OOMrec:t Ind '°' tho 10) peroant of the amount of Council of tho Chy oflrvtcw Mr Wlllfotn L Clernont. W•tc:o Roel &tat• ln-~ll of c::t.itM of moo-he bid Tho Falthful Pw-Dated JI/ff 2t, 111&5 720 Heliotrope, Corona del vatlmentt Inc: 1 Clllfornla torlalmon and l1borar1 ormanoe Bond lhall be not CITY Ot' fRVINI, 8Y: Mtr CA 92993 • ·· "*9undot. 8old c:hoc:tl or thlll one hundred (100) NANCY c. LACIY, City Thi• buelnHI I• con-corporation, 3185 B Alrwey, b6ddet'• bond tMll be In an cant of the totll lll'IOUl\t Cltrtl ducted by· 1 general part. Cott• M ... , CA 92928 ~ of not i.a than ten the bid~ named In the Publlehod Orange CoNt nerlhlp Thi• buelnooa 11 con·
( 10) percent of tN amount of 1rlCI. L.abor and M• Deify Piiot July 30, Auguet 8, ~1111tm1,1L1~wu ..._.. °"':~.:: ~:: ln-
thio bid. Thi Fllthllll ft9r. tf11118ond lhlll be noi .... 188& , n , -·-" ,._, klnnlnoe 9ond lhlll be not han one hundr.d ( 100) P«· T • 753 with tho County C*1t of Or· wetmante, Inc:., Und• J
.... ttlal\ one hundred (100) t of tho totll 1mount of ange County on July 1t, M~-~~~ wu flled
peroent ot the IOCll lll'IOUl'll tho bid prtoe nMIOd In Ille 1111-1c Mnnrr 1885 --wtth tho County Clortl of Of. ·of the bid priOI named In tN tract Only bondt IMtltd r~ nu 1 ~ .. _ -contract. The Labor Ind Ml-by companlel wtllctl lft Publi.Md Orange Coelt roe County on July 2t,
............. ......_ ... If*' be not .... ltod "A" or "A+" In the FICTTnOUI .,_.. o.l~Pllot botu 90, A· .... -8, 19415 ---...,..,.. r N~ ITATIMINT ~·1 ..,,.... .._ tMf\ one hundred (tOO) S-· "Beet Agont'I Guido to LI a Tho fOllowlng peraona .,. 13.. , 19~5 Publllhtd Orange Cout cant of the tOCll amount of lnturlllte Compllllet; the doing bulinttl 11: T-74e Diiiy Piiot Auguat 4, 11. 18, tho b6d pri01 l\ornod In tho 8111 Koy Rating Guido lo iirl ,.27 p 215 1"*" oonlt9c:t. Only bond• i.'9d Pro rty Cuullty Com· 8 IKE. " n A..... . ....,
by ~ wNc:tl .,. . or Rited In the fed-Bllboo lllWICI. CA 82&82 •-II' fl>TlCE rated "k;-°' "A+" In tho 11 ~tor Clrc:ul1tlon Rldlard W. F~ II, 428 __ ,._~-----
"hit Aolf'll'• Guido lo Llf9 570, 1984 FWl!llon wlll be B Carnation A ..... Corona ~TTnOUl IU .....
1neurenoo Compantet: tho ~tod. Failure to eubmlt dol Mar. CA 92M2 NAMll ITATil•NT 0f~TH Noi 1n s a.t ~ Aattng Ouida to acicoptlble bond• wltl be Thia bu11nea1 I• con· The followtng perwone .,. "'Ol*tY Cuu1lty Com• cauM of r91octlon of bid ducted by an lnOMOuel dolnQ butlntM u : BANU
penlee; or lltltod In tN Fa6-PREVAii.iNG RATES OF Rlc:Nrd W. Fr.noh 11 CHIAPPE'I CATERINO,
erll Aogletor c1rcul1t1on WAGES· In aoaordanoa with w1~:.·~~6i::' oftt~ 1011 El Camino. Co111 Eugene (Gep ne) Banlta.
510, 1"4 Aevteton wtH be tho provtllOn• of Soc11on County on ...... 2t M-. Cattt. t2t2e age 74. Ull!d away
IOOeP'od l'lilur9 to IUbmlt 1773 of tho Cell10mll Ubor = .,.,..., · . JOH Lule larrag1n, Saturday August 3, ~ bOndt wf11 be Code. tN general prwlll~ ,_ 10322 Tyhurlt, Oardon l985 He ia survived
--of ~ of bid ,., .. of per diem W9Qtl Publllhed Oranoo COMt Or0¥I, CA 92&42 d h fll'MVAIUNO AA TES OF hotldlY _and OV'Of'lllM WOl'k In Dally""°' July 30 Augutte Thi• bualnoa• •• con· by \WO aug ten. WAO!S: 1n aooordanoe with the tocallty In wtllc:1' tho wor11 13. 20 t885 ' · ducted by· 1n lndMOwat Judy Callagher, o'l ~3~~~:.:r~":.~ · ' T-7158 =~~:O:. llled P alm Spring•.
COde the gen«o1 prOYllllna of the ~t of lnduo-with tho County Clortl of Or· Barbara Moe. of
,.,.. ~per diem Wll8" ana tr111 Aelat!OM, • oopy of P\llJC NQTIC( anoo County on July 30, Battleground. Waah-1
hOtlday tnO.OWtll~ work II\ wlltoll i. on mo tn tho ofTloo of 1885 lnaton lister Vlr· ~o~:_:,:=: :r':neetz,;:."e:'~~ JZ~°'°' Pvtl4lltlOd Ortnae ": iln.la Harne., Grant.
"4atned frOlft ,,. Oltoc:1« _.,..to any lm«Wtod potty Ull ~ PtCnnoue Deity PllOt AUQUtf l, 11, 11, Pua. Ore. Former
or ttte ~l of 11\du upon ~ The oontr9I> ..,.... um H . ''" owner of The Snack llttel ~. 1 oopy Of tor and MY 111bc0ntr1etor Th• followlng 1>9non1 au-tee Bar on Harbor Blvd 1
wNotl II Oft NI II\ tho off1oo of under hlM lhtll pey not i.a ,,...,. 1bel\CIOl\ed the uM of • ln ,._ M f 2o'
tho City a.tc of tho City of than tho IC*lllod prwllllng th• 1'1ct1t1ou1 tu•lnou .....u.ta eu or IMMMCl .. .,.madl1V911>-,., .. Of Wegllt 10 .. W0111· Name· HANOl·AIO co . P\B.IC fl)TJC[ years ~\a
aaiee to any "'*-'eel Plt1Y men~ In tho •ec»-2001 W Wtlf* A .... 811111 were through tbe
::" ~·~:.-: "°LAO:b .. cc::'~o~LA TION: ~CA,:~:,. "'"'*' Ptc~A~.. Neptune Society I
under him ....., pey l\Ot ._ Tho oontractor 8"111 CliOfnPIY Name rtftfrod to 1boft wu Tho foflowlng ~ .,.
INrl .,. ~ pr9'l9lllnO with .a tho ~ of fled In Oranoe County on dotna bUllnW a.:
,..... of ..... 10 .. W0111· lectlon 1~.lt . wt:ll Moy tt. 1112 I'll! HO W:l CONT .. ACTO .. I , "*'~In OM •oou-.. octw ~ '1-1to2d , ... 2 lollla CNGa Ad , HI . tton ;;;;;:;.,_ rn.nt1 tho Callfornl• 1ett>ar1 Paut, t 111 11 CA t2t41
LAIO" "IGULATION: ~bof Code. carntno Or., ea.ta~ CA Darlene White, 1481 n. oontr9GtOr ...... ~ l)RAWIHOI ANO 8PICI· t2t2t Jonea A.,._, ~. CA
with .. tho ~ of 'ICA TIOH8 A full Ml of Till9 tMfr*1 WM COi'!-12008 hdOft 1~1 wfttl cir~ tnd "*'1"Clltont OUG1ed by an lndMOl.Nll Htnty John W Mt1 .. °"* ' ~ II IValablo tor in11Poc:1lon Thll mtement WM fllocl "°'191 A~ • ~ CA rNnt• 1ho c111torn1a wllt!Ollt dlargo at the omoo with the County Clertl of Or· •iooa
Labor Code. of tno ~Of of Publlc ~ County OI\ .My 22. Tilll bueln... II CCW\• DMWINGI AND IPICf-WOtb of tho City of lr"4ne tMI duc1od bv: "'*>and MCf _.,.
AQATIONI• A full_. of ~MttofMHfdt...,. ~Or ... C... DattenoWN1o Md ~ ir101o apeclfteattona WICI bMI o.ity P1tOC .>./ft SO, Auguat I, Thill 91at...,.,,. WM fllocl :-:;c.: _,, 11,...::uone1o cu1unt• lfta_y ... 13.20.1"6 WIUltheCountyCl9rtlofOr·
wtthou1 OMrge It the oMce ~from tho DICWI· T·74t anoe County on ~ ... ot lfle 01teCt« ot ~ !Mflt of "'bllo WorU. City 11N wom ot !be City ot lr'1M of INtM. 11200 J8'ftbOroe ,.,. ~--_, c1r.,,. "~· trilM, California. ..... IC M>TICl ~ ~ ..., __......,.. ..-1211~Anon-~: Mnnou.w" ~"f'~ao. t. docvmenu m1_y II• oU11.00wlll M--.-........ IT ... mm+rT . • T 144 purctl••CI f\'om the °"*1· tlOCfl Ml of dOCUiMM• -,.,_ ~ • ,,.... ot ~ wom. Qty 0r.-.. ~and n. folowWIO ""°"° ... ot .,....,_, t7IOO ~ «>Id dOClulW1• .. 1111 fNI. ~ bU11nW • r---------
fllMd, lrriM1 C.tlfomto, ed. U90" .!!!'!!. °'t1~) ~ LTD t~!" .... ~ PllUC NOTICl M7,,,A~• no l040f~·-·-· _... • ..... ·-.. ~ ........ _,ln'ICMM..,...N of.., oo Wiii bt OIWled tor w d•Y' ptto'1o tho datu•• It , Huntington e.c:tf, CA .--_
Olldl -Of flOOlllMl\tl tor °'**'9 '*"' rot an ._ t2"'t MAim ITA •-•
Di ...... 19111naa1W1u•ICf '"='u~ fo~°&>... 21~A. ca:,~~ .,;: = :"°"9 -
ll6lf -..,.,,, .. lie ft'llllo "'8TION Ofl WONl' TM Hunt1n1tol\ '"•"• CA "tr 0 llCICUTIVI. eon =· = '---: f,= .,.,ICI dOCulNl\1a .. kit 12641 . Mu• Clln»t, ,ountaln Vet-
' '
KAR•<>tt LAWN-
MT. OllVI Monuary • c.m.tery
CrematOty
1G2501alef Av.
Cot1aU...
640.5554
Same RQints o cement
ace owners. p ayers thlsttme
a Sl million premium rot Is~ m1ll10G pc>ljcy.
l\ft!ir the ownm utilllliri.Uy Lmpkmaaled tbdr
compe tton pl.an -f~ m.t111D•D1fnc..,u10 wrrcnder vea.eru replacnneott 10 the &eam1 1loli111 \be
BJ BAL BOC& playm -tb.c union tm&>kmeo&ed h.1 halt or tho deal. h a.._....... called a 11nte for May 2-i. • __ _..,__
The lut ume ~or lelpe baetJatl pt.ayers 'llf'ml on ~ cb&Jled the owixn w1lb unfair labor
1lrike, the walkout wu the residue ofan earlier settkment. practices for ref'usi na to open ~r ti nanciaJ boob and
• e..ebaJl'1coJJeotivobarpjninJqrecmeo1,~venuoa filed a oomplaina with the Nauonal Labor Rdatioos
playen' term• of employment exptftd on Dec lit 1979 Board.
and by Apnl 1980, man.apmena aod l.Ulion were loucd in The owners al-ays optntd nqouauoo by dcnyan,
1 labor d.il~te. ~ any 1nab1U1y to pey for an qreement To do otherwile Bupinina for the owners wu R.ay Grebe)'. a veteran would have a;ven the union then.ah• to look at the boob.
labor nqotiator who spent 20 yean wtth the General 10mcth1nc maoqttncnt bad •a.eadfastly misted.
Electric Co. before joiruna bl.leball'1 Player Rtlat10n1 Ta.lkJ conunued, but they were bittcr·and fNjlJea
Comrpiuce. The players were represented ~Y Marvin Donald Fehr, th.en union counael and now iu 1ctina
Miller\ who ach~"ed hup pins for them 11nce becom1n1 cxecuuve director, examined a last·mfoute offer by the
the un1on't exec~tive director in 1966. owners and 1&1d. "lf th1111 take at or leave it, lhe players
With free ·aaency bloatina payroUs, manqement will leave 11."
propoaed 1 controversial plan atlowina teams to stop Moffett kept the two s1dcs talk1na. bua the 1«nario
veteran pla)'cn si&nina with other clubs. The players t&W was always the same. Grebcy would ~· ...!iJ'm l!wa,t
compenuuoo as a tax on the clubs, a penalty that would opumistic." Miller wouJd calf the talks our Uldia4onal
reduce the temptatton or teamJ to participate in the fl"«-non-meeunp," and Moff~t would repon .. no propaa-
aaent auction and cut down on ihe marketplace. zero proveu ...
The schism was 10 severe the two 11des 10ufht help William Lubbers, NLRB aencral coun1el, re<>
from the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Scrvscc. Keo ommended citina the owners for bad faith barplnina. and
MofTen, ill director, was auianed the case. but could 001 the board IOu,aht a temporary rcstra1runa order postponma
prC'Yent the playcn from boycottina the final week of the stnke.A heanna was held 10 U.S. Oittnct Cowt 1.0 New
spnna training pmes, wipina out 92 exhibillona. The York before Judge Henry Werker. who bcpo proceed1Qp
union also set a May 22 strike date, pleda.ina that without a by quolina Abbott and Costello's famous line ... Who's on
contract. they would shut down the spon. first?"
The IC&IOD started on ume and the two sades lronac:ally, management araued ap1n1t the 1QJuct1on.
netotiated, often acrimoniously, makina lmle proaress. A an other words, for the stnke.
stnke seemed inevitable, but at the lut minute a dcaJ wu .. Strikes arc an accepted pan of labor nesoti.atioos, ••
cut. It wu a unique qreement that left open the said attorney Louis Hoyncs, who reprcscnted th~ owners
compensation issue. That loose end proved problematical. befort Werker. "They are distasteful and tomcthlDJ we
The contract siped on Mar 22, 1980 allowed don't want to repeat. But they are not a disaster."
management to put 1t1 compenuuon plan ID effect in Hoynes also dcnded the umon's quest.ioruna the
February 198 l , and pcrmjtted the~playcrs to strike by June owners' ability to pay. "Tbae men are ~U&DJ of
I if that happened. It was a tradcoffboth sides had hoped to industry." be sa.ad, c1ttn1 owncn like Nelson Do lcday of
avoid , but it evolved exactly that way. the New York Meu and Auaust Busch of the t. Louis
Manqcment, expect.in• a less than enthusiastic Cardinals. ··To su .. t an anabibty to Pl)' makes no ICtl.le.
player response tocompensahon aftertbe bnter 1980 talks, There may be an unw1Uingneu. But an tnability to pay 11
purchased strike insurance from Lloyds of.London, paytna impossible to cooocive."
* * * * * * * * * Players,
fans are
unhappy
From AP clltpatc:~es
It was a close race in the last hours
before a threatened major-leaaue
baseball strike over who was more
frustrated -the players or the fans.
The rcuons for the frustration,
however, differed The fans couldn't
understand why the players were
aoina to walk away from the game for
the second ume in four ycan, and tbe
players expressed disbelief that their
disagreements with ownen were
again going that far.
"I continue to be amazed why this
thing isn't settled," Kansas City
second baseman Frank Wb.ite said
Monday night. "I would be embar-
rassed ifn doesn't get settled."
"This 1s ridicuJous," New York
Mets pitcher Ed Lynch said. ''I'm
disgusted. They never made any
progress and now it's too late. There
was poor Judament on all parties
involved. It'll be tough not to play ...
~og a last-minute -settlement,
pltycrs threatened to walk away from
.sc:tnldu!ed games today and toniaht..
"After 198 1 we thou~t we couJd
overcome the hostilities," Don
Baylor, the players' rep~ntativc: for
the New York Yankees, said. "All
owners don't think a11ke. Free aaency
was won in the Supreme Coun and we
can't give it back."
"I'm getllnJ pretty urcd of all this,
honestly," Cincinnau pJayer rep-
resentative Joe Price said. "If you had
asked me two days ago whether we
were close to a strike. I'd have to say
no. But here we arc and It doesn't look
aood."
It wasn't difficult to find evidence
of fan frustration over the lack of
progress in the neaotaaltons.
"This is the last time I'll ever come
to a game," said Alan Adams. 25, of
Kansas Cny. "Both sides have httlc
regard for the fans. There's enough
money for everybody. There are some
people who'll c.-rie back, but I don't
bend in the breC?.e as easily as some
people.''
"I work 12 months a year and I only
make $30.000," sa1d Dave Steele, 26.
of Platte Woods, Mo. "How many
times docs Frank White dnve to
Liberal. Kan.? That's my JOb -I
dnve a Plymouth and Fran.le. White
dnves a Mercedes."
The Angels' Reggie Jackson, 39,
W1th numerous outside business
interests. said: "I've &Ol some carJ
that need some work. I'll do some
work for ABC. Panasoruc and TRW
I'll ao to Colorado and sec Mr. Coors.
I'll ao to Ncbrasu and look at a new
airplane and remodel tbc house 1p
Cannel. rll also work out a bit "
A younJ man marched throuah the
aisles dunng 1he seventh tnruna of the
Dodgers-Braves game in Atlanui W1th
a stan that read: "f1.ns Strike Now
FoUow me "
About IS to 20 fans dad.
ln Ctucaao. one banner 1n the na.ht
field bleachers said. "Three tnkcs
and the Fans Are Out"
But a fan tn Pmsburah expressed a
sentiment that players and owners
maaht airec 1s the most threaten ins to
the pme's future
"ff they don't settle soon. I won't
care bccau~ collqe football $CISOn
wtll be stanma an three weeks," Tim
Baker. 18, of Parkenbura. W Va ..
said
ChlQ&o C'ub 1hor1 top tarry
Bowa's frustratton turned to anscr
when he said: .. The owners arc
ban1na O.for-l (1n stnkes) You·d
thank lhcy·d learn their lesson Qb..
v10U11y. they're try1n1 to break the
union &nd this WLll not happen"
Playm' plant durina the nnkt
vaned as w1dcly as thctr qes and
cc:onomt~ statu
"lfthere·1 1 sankc, J'U IO home and
ball hay," Pmsbu:rsh pitcher Jim
Wann. 2.S, 11id ... I'd ratha ~ pla)'lf\I
bucbat1.••
Rookte C1nanoatt rdicvcr Rob
8uch.anan1 who worked 1t 1 rental cat
office ano a dtpartmcnt ore last
tnttr 10 tupplcntcl\t h11 i ~c.
111d " c pcqplc aft il\l IO make
1 \iUltion out df 1t. 1'm not"
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Oakland A '• fa.na eend a meuaje to players. 01r11en.
WITT SPARKS ANGELS •• e
From Bl
Ifs a nice way to go out anyway," said
catcher Bob Boone, who 1s also on the
Players Assoc1at1on Executive Com-
mittee
The wrn incrca~d the Angels' lead
tn the Amcncan League We$t to ""1e
pmes over Kansas (11y and Oak-
land
The mood 1n the clubhou~ was a
very somber one for a club that had
JUSt increased 1t's lead "I 1m311ne
that af there was the pro~pcct you'd
lo~ $2,000.5,000 a da) 1t would have
a sobering effect." ~1d Manager Gene
MJiuch "I bet you one 1hang. al 1t as
resolved. you'll have some noise:
tomorrow
"Make actuall~ rehe"ed ham~lf 1n
the eighth and nan th," \Sid Mauch of
W1t!'\ ~rformance "He put more
sink and he threw some nast)'
cur'\eball.!. He also altered the ~pctd
of has fastball."
.\hhough Witt gave up the hits
onl\ one reall) hun ~was Mark Bradle~ ., solo home ru an the \11th
lnOll\i: which COSl hlma utOUL
"He's not tn the 1op 10 (Amencan
League batting leader~) for nothing."
sa11J \\ 11\ ol Bradley "I 1h1n~ 11 v.as a
bad pitch. but I can't \.l't for 'ure so
I'll gave the 1..rcd1t tQ him "
"1 he )Oung man that h11 one
( bonle-n.in) ·~ soina t-0 be around fora
Iona time." ..aid Mauch
RradJe, '\ home run tteod the pmc
a1 I I bu111 v.as a lead thatthe \oung
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Manners couldn't hold for long.
The Angels were htcrall)' given two
run' 1n the bouom .of the seventh by a
~attic defcn~ that looked It.kc ll was
distracted b) the stnke.
The An$cli, put runners at first and
5«ond w11h one out when Bobby
Gnch. who had dnven m the first run.
htt what looked hkc a sure double-
play ball to pitcher 81ll Sw1ft.
He madt a move that was none too
~w1f\ as he thrcv. the' ball into
ccntcrf1eld to allov. thr go-ahead run
10 score
The other run came when ~ond
baseman Harold Rt~nolds couldn't
handle Old Schofield ., ground ball
for a sinale "Tho~ v.erc JU~I rookie mmakt .
not sink• m1stak~:· ~1d Mauch of
1he miscues ·• .\n)' infielder c.en get
eaten up at an)11me"
ANGELS. • • From Bl
the ~ond 'tear of a I S..-,.ear career
\\hen v..e struck 1n I <r.t I was an
Dick's po1i1t1on, ntv. to the le.ague.
and I wa' able to reap the benefit, ..
I
Tm a professional athlete and
"htn 1 play I tm hke a mactnm. m 11 rh~thm .. ~1d Rcq1e Jack n "lt''i
hkr watching a raanout, you don't
knov. tf \ou·re aoing to pla' or not
pl•)
It mal..e~ me frustrated and 1t 11
makc'i me mud It 's s1lly and 1t huns
the pme 1 kno"' \Orne team are
hunina and the pla"en want to help
them Hell I'm 1.obus1ncS\ man. too
~d ManngN Crenc Mauch.·· After
I ~Ill (the la\t l'l~ba.11 stnke). t d1d1'\'t
thtnk there wu a tuancc Lhu ould
c11cr happen aa:un I dtdn t 1h1nk
managtmt'nt would rchnqu1 h its
1.>nl> lc've,.. of a lockout and allow a
~tnkc.
"I don't kno" a thing about labor
relation\, that'' 1ur.t thc Wl)' I foci ."
Mauch 1.11cJ the e.mit on the
~n I with its larat pcrcm of
\'CteraM would he hun a httlc mo~
than t0n't 1nm .
''\\'Mn you takC' pl. )tn "'1lh a link
a c on them. It take'l them a lmk
lonatr to ti tht1r rhythm 1.nd
Ct their scan aoing."
Whtn u~td ha1 h11 plant weft for
the i t tame otT. Maucb 'd. "~ft.er t .. , the t"9t1 OU\ of my ? I
ha"tn'\pH·n tl ath UJhL I JUJ.l dOa't
beht\'t' thfN' v.11\ be f ltf'lkt. bul l'm I
hnk mort apptthcn vt now."
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.. * Otange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday. AugUll 8, 1985
PUlQ(Y WINKERBEAN
?
THE
FAMILY
CIRCUS
"Con you help me find a grope
flavor croyo\r'
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
"I suggest you leave ,by the rear door If you
don't want your face licked."
DRABBLE
MA.~~ L.\E. ~!>K'T l(~
t~ ... n~e OM' ~'1ee. ~
GARFIELD
GARFIELD, YOO WOULDN'T et
FA,-IF YOOR EYES WER~N'T
LARGER THAN YOUR STON\AC.M
JUDGE PARKER
..
by Tom Batluk
BIG GEORGE by Vlrgll Partch (VIP)
"A• we dentlata •re wont to ••Y, 'Your
trouble la. all In your he•d."'
DENNIS THE MENACE
by Hank Ketcham
~ 60'r' ~ How tMJ.t( TIMES AAVE YOU TOll) ME NOr TO
Pt.AY 8Al.LIN THE HOUS~ ~ HUH,MOM ~ ..
-r
I.. ,..
by Kevin Fagan
PULL OVER.
LAWllEAUlll
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
by Harold Le Doux
IT'S eEEN SO LONG N::10 eU'f t 00 REMEM~R THAT SHE SEEMED
~Nl.?1ER THAN HER STATED lo.GE
OF TWENTV·ONE 1 SHE WAS VERY
QUIET, NEVER 9AJO MUCH 9'..JT
INHf:N SHE 010 TALK, IT WAS Wm-1
"N ACCeNT • ~~-..
SHOE
'IW'VE ~ ~lt6
AROMD ll4E OFF~ W
M~ ... IT; TIME rOR ~
~ tl? !iCME L.EGWORI( ...
BLOOM COUNTY
l#CTU«l..'1, IT'S~
ftl'ITU(N. 7HlfT 11l(A ~
Nl/£W5 1HllT 511£ ,,.,,5
OM:e A fJWl!N IN
ANCIDlr t'6Yff •.
<;;)
,, ~~
Ge.T CUi '™E~e.
AND GeT ME A 9IG
£ceoP ... ~tT!
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
PHIL I CONT OWN '/OJ··· ' . \F '{00 WP.NT 1b
TALK 1b SQVE.oNE,
~s~
RGH"ll
ROSE IS ROSE
BRIDGE
by Garry Trude•
by Jeff MacNall)t
by Berke Breathed
IUll7Y
Tlll<EN.
THANK 'lrX/
\
by Tom K. Ryan
by Pat Brady
LOGICAL DEFENSE
Both vulnerable. South deals.
NORTH•
•QJ 83
~AQ12
0 Jl02
+Q•
WEST EAST
• Yttd • 962
<:>KJJO&•a ~985
OKQ9 O A84
+K975 •J863
OUTH
+AK1075•
'YI v old
0 7653
+A 102
The bidding.
Seuth w .. t N•rth Eut
I ! ~ 4 • Pu1
PaH P ...
Op~n1ng lead· King or 0 .
Th11 h nd from a multlple lf'am
f'vent provided an 1ntert1t1na con
trast In dtftn11ve style . Ltt'1
follow the board for a ft>w tablH
and ~e what happen d.
North South reached four •JMtdes
at every tablC' Invariably. the open
1ng lead was th<' kins of diamond •
which held. Partner contributed tht
,.,~ht Somt devioua defend•n
f'lecttd to ahlft to a low club. and
IOmft llJll,tblt decJarert cho. lO run
it to their ten. Apparently. they
gave no thought to why West. would
dare shift to a club when that could
be suicidal. East's jack forced the
ace, and those declarers found they
could not avoid losing three dia
mood tricks and a club for down
.OMAR
SHARIFF
-one. The alert declarera. who roH
with the queen of clubs In dummy.
had an easy path to 10 trfckl.
Unimaginative defenders con'
t1nucd with the queen of diamonds
and another. Eaat won the ac and
shifted to a club. but. It wu too lai..
Declar~r roM' with the ace, dr w
trump1 In thrH rounds ending in
hand, and diacardtd a club Crom th
t.abl• on his ISth diamond. He could
t.hPn ruff a club on tht board and
di card his taat rlub on th• act or
htaru.
The txpert defendtrt cont1nul"d
With Lhe nine o( d1all!,Ond al trick
l wo ~:ut won tho ue and. had he
woodenly continued 'lilh a dia
mond, the contract was aafe.
However, East decided that he
would put the one entry to his hand
lo good use by shifting to a club.
Declarer was left without recourse.
Whether he ctrose in me w1th the
CHARLES
GOREN
aee or play low. h• could not avoid
losing three diamonds and a club
Fer la,.rmaUoe a•t Cllukt
G•n•'l .. WMWtMUnfet ......
pla7a., wri~ Geru BrW Leu.. atot ca .... 1a ... A .. ., c111 • ..a.
Na, N.J. 080'17.
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au
~ -
i ~
e ...
~ era u eor ers
e e a1-
Driver
killed
in crash
A motorist was lulled early this
morning when he lost control of his
car on the San Diego Freeway in
Fountain Valley and careened off the
roadway, stnking a tree. authonties
said.
The driver's identity was withheld
because the man's rclauves had not
been notified ofh1s death. A coroner's
deputy said it is unclear where the
man li ved because he had recently
moved.
The driver, traveling southbound,
sped off the freeway near Bushard
Street and struck a ra1scd curb that
separates the freeway and an em bank-
mcnt, a California Highway Patrol
·spokesman said.
The car Jumped the curb and
slammed into a ttee.
The man was ~uou.oced dead at
the scene of the 2 a.m. accident.
Coast
A Mesa psychiatrist says
he was emotionally dis-
turbed when he engaged
In sexual relationships
with patients and should
be entitled to disability
benefits./ A3
C.Hfornla
e;row
Fans cast their vote
Angela fan• cllaplay their .entiment dur-
ing Monday nJaht'• game lo Anaheim.
Nevertheleu, a l>aaeball •trike appeared
imminent today deaplte a lut-dltch talk
•
J-o
•
between the players' anion and owners. If
the aeaaon la oTer, theae f&na at leaat will
find their faTorttea entrenched ln ftnt
place. Story OD B 1.
JurtSf' s action taken after complaint
that county ~ility agaTrl overcrowded
By.JEFF ADLER
OlhO.-, .........
After hstening to complaints from
an Amencan Civil L1bcntes Union
lawyer that the inmate population at
the Orange County Ja1l 1s overflowing
again, a federal Judge immedlately airced Monday to schedule a pec1al
heanng next week.
#
U.S. District Juc:tse Wilham Gny
u~xpcctedly scheduled a bearina on
JaiT conditions for Tuesday i.o Santa
Ana after ACLU attorney Richard
Herman ras1cd concerns that the Jill
poputauon. which had declined, was
ns1ng again. Deputy County C:Ounxl
Edward Duran actnowledpd today.
~--eeeJUDOB/A2)
Host~ge's son
says releas·e
'up to Reagan.'
HB man back from
\Vashingtonafter
pleading for action_-
By TONY SAAVEDRA
OllMO..,Plloteuft
Enc Jacobsen, the son of a Hun1-
ington Beach man Judnapped by
tcrronsts two months ago i n Bcu:ut,
Lebanon, returned from a pilgnmagc
to Washington. D.C. last week with
his faith partially restored 1n govt"m-
mcnt cfTons to free his father and six
other American hostages.
However, Jacobsen said Monda)
that.President Reaa,an has yet to tum
what he believes 1s the only key that
will unlock the seven ludnap v1ct1ms.
held for as long as I 7 mo.nths.
"Our purpose 1s to make sure th ts ts
one of Reagan's ht&hcst pnoriuesand
that be deals with tlus as a crisis.'' wd
Jacobsen. 29. "It will take a dcclsion
by Rcapn that he wants this solved.
It's up to him to mouvatc everyone."
Jacobsen, of Hunungton Beach.
and his brother Paul. 26. of West-
mmstcr, JOmcd family membcn of
other host.ages 1n caning for Rcapn to
make a public appeal to the Moslem
~ptors.
The relatives arc pushing for the
Unued States to set up direct nego-
tiations wttb the ludnappers instead
of worlung throu&)t other countnes,
sa1d Jacobsen, whose father, David.
was abducted May 28 while wallung
to his JOb as head administrator of the
(Pleuc .. BOST AG1t·s1 A2) ..
A new dress code at the
San Diego Zoo has em-
pfoyees growtlng ./ A4
Nation·
·More bones unearthed on Fluor property
More than 100,000 plants
are destroyed and 54
people arrested In first
day of marijuana eradica-
tion In 49 states.I A4
World
Church services and
"die-in" demonstrations
mark the 40th an-
niversary of the bombing
of Hiroshima./ AS
INDEX
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Bulletin Board
Business
Classified
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Crossword
Death Notices
Horoscope
Ann Landers
Opinion
Police Log
Play Review
Public Notices
Sports
Televlson
Theaters
Weather
88
A3
A8-10
84-6
88
B6
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A6
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B7
81 -3. 7
AS
A7
A2
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Ott ... OellJl'llollWI
Add1l1onal bones 1hat ma\' he
Indian remain\ ha\C ~n uneanhed
during an archeolog1rn dig near the
Fluor ( orp.-headqua~ n Irvine.
Researchers have tenta11vely con·
eluded that I nd;ans II\ ed on 1he si1e at
the 11me ol th~oanish e\plurat1on nf
Nonh Amenca 8ut ollic1als at the
compan) and at the Cll}' ol In-mesa>
the findings are not ewccted to
hinder plans 10 de,elop 1he land
Huor sold last "ed. to Trammell
trow Co_ and \.\ 1nthrop Fmanc1al
,.,.,oc1ates
The dig which is c\pccted w
rnncludc 1h1., \\Cl'k 1s taking plale
iaguna Beach 's
greeter's stuck
with-out a stick
Art Colony character
rt pped off-now cops
holding the eviden ce
By U SA MAHONEY
Ot IM Oellp l'llot llelt
What·., a gn.·ctl'r without h1i. s1aff1
\ worer man . ..ays No. I Un-
na med rlhcr. I .'lguna Beach's unof-
ficial greeter for the pa t three years
"hose ni mc 1c; rc.1/17 No I Unnamed
.\rcher
No. I, filling 1hc shoes of Eiler
La~n wht) grec1cd v1s1tors to the Art
Colon}' for l~ )Cars. sayc; he was a
v1ct1m ol a "st1lk-nappin1" Sunday . .
"'iome scoundrel \tole m" st1<:t..."
lhl· grecler ..aid Monday
No. I. a familiar figure along South
( oa'll H1ghwa}. '>:lid ije wa-; greeting
'11i1tor., la1e Sul'lda)-afternoon. JU'>t
minding his bustncss. when a young
man ran b)' and snatched h1\ walt..ing
\t 11.'k ' ,..
No I doe\n·1 know the thief\
name bu1 !>atd he"\ familiar w11h hi\
an lies
"He\ dune th1c; lo me five times
H <"''i the one "ho 'ltole m'f ~ant:i < tau' hal .it ChnsJmas.. ·
According 101hc greeter. th'' young
man. who appcal"'i to be 1n his l'arl)'
2~. k1ckl·d him twice while ndmg b~
(Please .ee GREETER/ A2)
near the 1n1ersect1on of Michelson
Dnve and Jamboree Boulevard.
Ed Moore. an Irvine city planner
"ho oversees archcolog1cal issues,
said representatives of Westec Ser-
vices of an Diego made a report on
the Fluor dis Monda}' night to the
c1I) 's H1 Moncal. .\rchaolog1cal and
Paleontolog1cal C ommmee Westec
No. 1 Unnamed Archer
Areal-life civics lesson in Irvine
Freeway wrangle between citizens. council
shows local government in action -literally
Ed Pope is the ~1al 'ltudie
coordinator at Manna H1&h School in..
Ff unttniton Beach. In past years. he's
tauaht American aovemmcnt cla\'iC,,
hclpina students understand how
elected officials make dcc1s1onc; and
how check tnd balances cxl\t for
c1111cns who obicc:t to those dcc1'1onci.
La l week, Ed Popt" was in the
Irvine C'tty Council Chambcn watch-ina.a real-life c1v1cs le son unfold
There wa Oa& wavina .There v.ac,
n me calhna. There v.erc ch«"ri and
ht ' upponers of an Irvine pcttt1on
drive were accu~ of tunnel vmon
for opposma thrtt new frcew1}'<i
Respected bu inen orpni1ntton\
were described a\ · "tndu 1n1l
,.
'
'
-stooae .. lor lhc ot)' ·, largest land-
owner.
There w~·rc claim that the an
1t1at1tc procc~., h.1d been abuo;cd by
p(opfe'I who gathered c;1~nJtUr<''i with
m1slcnd1n1 statement\ abuut new
tuxc'I. There were counter c:lu1m~ 1h. t
the lcpl ~>' tern had been obu~d b)
devclopcn who wanted to tic up the
pct1t1ons in court -and pre\cn1
re 1dent'I fmm vot1n1 on the freeway
I UC
me spcakt'n urged the council to
take no 1ttion on the petitions nu1
anothcrcloimcd the council would bt' "a ma~hmallow council" 11' 11 d1iln 't
ac t on the pct1t1on•.
Ed Pope, who II'<', in It\ me end
worked on the pcp11on Jtt\C Y1J
PHIL
SllEIDEllAll-,
PER SPECTIVE
h1ah school c1\ ic ~tudent• m1aht hllH kamC'd a lot more about ,\n,cn~an
government in th~ Ir\ inc Cny oun·
Ctl { hamh\•rt that n1aht. [ ~'ttw.lO~\'
are fine. but somc11mes the proct \
hat 10 be \Ct'n to bt bt'hc"eJ
"It th int.. 1t "",a tcrnfk illu\tntt1on
of the dJnam1c• of Or.na<' Counh
poht1n. Popc-'8td of the rounc11
m~etmg. "In a m1croco\m, \OU could
set 1t all happen ma ..
In fl t, the lrv1nt• ~u.,hhlc \h<l\\\
'
how t\\O '>trong gr-0ups have taken
ad\antage of tht the cht"('k'I and
balances of the .\mencan §)'Stem 10
battle 1hem~lvcs to at least a tempor
af) deadlcxt.. The dt'ipute l'i now 1n
the h1mds ot an Oranac Count)
Superior C oun JUdfe who "'II hear a
challcnae to th\'.' pct1t1on dnH Thul"\-
da\
It all ht-a.an earl)' th1c; 'e:ar with a 4-1
V('ll(' 1n which the Irvine Cit) Council
dec1J d to JOtn Or "Jt' Count) and
oth("f rn1e' 1n plann1na the d~tgn.
1in1n\:1ns anc.J construction ·of thi-
propoc;cd • n Joaquin Hill • fa,tcm
and foothtll frttW&)'> .\lthouah the
rnutcc; arc no1 firm. the h1ahwa) arc
c~~ttd to run throuah Of ne.ar
In inc
I ne cnunrtl m-.,ont\ C'O~ludtd
thl• lrct'A )\ v.ould nc-bu1lt wllh Of
"11hou1 In-in<"'' pan11:1pat1on. h
(Plebe ...... saw AT I A3)
was hired by Fluor to conduct an
archeological study of 1he propcny
pnor to developmen1
Earlier Westec had uneanhcd an
arm bone believed to be tha1 of an
Indian. Al Monday's nrecung. West-
ec representatives repontd that more
remains. poss1blv of a S«ond India n.
were uncovered at the site last "'eek
!\ Fluor spokeswoman said these
remains have been turned over to the
Orange County Coroner's staff,
which "'111 determine whether they
are human and of Indian ongin.
.\ccord1ng to Moore. Westec re-
searchers have dug morr than 80 ptts
on the site. uncanhing arrowheads
(Pleue eee MORE/ A2)
Woman rescued
from home blaze
in Leisure World
By STEVE MARBLE
OllMO..-, ..... IWI
.\ man dehvenng ne"'spapcrs
pulled an unconsnou'> and badl)
burned "'oman from her Leisure
\.\orld home earl) th•~ morning after
he noticed smoke :ind names curling
from the rcs1dt'nre. COUflt) fire-
fighters Teponed
Luolle Holhngswonh. 86, suffered
smoke inhalation as well as fir'' and
'lt"cond-ckgree burns over her fan·
and arms Ul th<" l a m blaze at tht
Laguna Hills retirement commun1I\.
said spokesman Joe t-..crr
Hollings"onh t\ hsted in cnt1C"al
1:ond111on at the l Cl Medical C. enter
burn w.1rd. ..
(
The clderl) woman wns awalen by
1he sound of a smolt( detector but
rnllapscd "'hen she wandered into her
'imoke-filled lt\tng room. s~ud ti..err.
He said the woman wa knocked out
t•1ther b\ breath mg the 1h1cl smole or
from tht heat
\.\1l ltam Barron a Los Angeles
Times dehveryman repontdl) saw
1hc tlames and mot..e and apparently
broke into the burning rcs1dcnec, s.a1d
fireman
Though delluls were ~till sketch),
11..t•rr said 11 appears Barron rushed
into tht house. located the woman on
the II\ ing room floor and pulled her
1lUl\1de
The fire caused at least S50,000 in
damage
Innocent plea
entered in
boat deaths
By STEVE MARBLE
Ot .. Oellp ..........
.\ former commercial lhherman
pkaded 1nnoct'nt Monday to man-
slauahtcr ch&rJ<' ~tcmm1na from an
October boauna accident off Seal
lkach that lo.tiled fhe JX"OPI<' and
in)ured four
V1rl Earle 2q, ..,.a at the helm oh
20.foot power boa1 w-hcn' 1t lammed
into a moonna buoy In the enirknct
to .\nahe1m. Bay ·~ s.nk. trappma
pa nscn 1n the ,..,., cd ~rccu.e.
h was the -.on.t pnvatc boanna
cc1dcn1' m Oranar C'ount7 bi tory. Ear1C). who 1 f rtt on S S.000 bail. appta~ •n W imanstcr f; re "'"
pmor oon Judie Lu1 Cardenas.;
who t a tnal date af Dtc. 12. If
(Pl_.. ... BOA TDIO/ A.2)
Orange Coe5l DAILY PILOl/Tueeday, Auguat 8, 1~85
Mlltilated .co~pse identified . as·missing county swindler
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
Ot ... O...,Nel .....
The mutilated body ofa man found
tn the An1 le Nu1onal For6t was
1denl1fied Monday 3'i the convicted
Cowan Hctah\ 1n urancc broker who
Evans' roommatcandemployet-The henO~!I 0cJ>'lrtmcnt reported
Philip Dean F~. 34 -wa artt ted E"am. m1'isrn1 last Fnday aficr
and charied with the layin_i. 1d Jnends wae concerned about his
Orange County Shcnff s Depanment a1~ppcarunce. Searchers used blood-
spokesman Dick Olson hounds and wtt~ hclpcd by Explor('r
Fry was amugned Monday af\cr· outs "ho )t.archcd the h1l1Mdes
was reported m1ssin1 la t week. "
Cht l X-ray• 1dent1fit'd the head·
Its~. handle footless body a that or
Arthur Lee £vans, 34. wbo was
convicted last year of w1ndJina an
undisclosed number of people out of a
reported $I 0 million in a vanety of
investment schemc!I
noon and remained an Orange Coon. around Evans h.omc in Cow n
ty Jail Ill lieu of $250,000 -bail. Hi s Heights -an un1corporatcd com·
preliminary hcanng 1s scheduled for munity overlooking Sa"ta Ana.
Aug. 12. l:.vans was sentenced last January
Olson declined comment on to one year in J&ll and wa~ placed on
whether •the sla yi ng was connected fi ve years probation after pleading
w1th the investment schemes. He also guilt) to grand theft charges. He also
would not elaborate on the reasons was ordered to pa) rcst1tut1on to hi s
Fry was an"Csted. investors. ' Evans' body was found by a
motonst July 30 alona Mount Baldy
Road l nvestiptors said evans had
been shot sevcraJ limes.
"Based on our questioning (of Fry> Evans' J&il term wac; postponed
last Wedn~y evcnina. we felt scHral limes and he wa!> to ap~ar m
suspicious," Olson said this morning. coun Sept 30.
. JUDGE ORDERS HEARING ON JAIL •..
• FromAl
Dunng the mcetUl& 10 the Judge's
Los Angeles chambers. Herman also
said he was concerned that Jail
officials are not moving enough
inmates into temP<?ra ry faci llues at
the James A. Musick Honor Farm in
El Toro and may be undercounting
the number of inmates housed 1n the
main jail, Duran said.
''I n effect, the judge wanted 10 look
into the allegations made by Mr.
Herman," the cou01y's jail attorney
• said. "I wasn't expecting to sec Judge
Gray until October (when the nex t
regularly scheduled status heanng on
the jail was set)."
Duran also. said he was "some-
what" concerned by Herman's allega-
tions. but expected the claims would
tum out to be "overblown."
Dl¥1ln added it was distressing to
see th(' Jail population agarn on the
incrca~ because he had "expected
things ~ould constantly get better."
Gray began overseeing Jail oper-
ations 1n March when he fined the
county $50.000 for violaung his 1978
coun order to ease overcrowded
conditionsm the Santa Ana mainjatl.
Besides the fine. the judge imposed a
SI 0 fine for every inmate forced to
sleep on jail floors fl'.>r more than 24
hours.
To meet the court's d1rect1ves.
county officials stopped accepting
federal anti state prisoners, ask~ city
police agencies to make more prudent
·arrests and ultimately obtained tents
in which to house low-risk inmates at
the county's honor fann.
In add1t1on. the county has in-
stalled tnple-tiered bunks in some Jail
cells and transfered other inmates to
its Theo Lacy branch jail in Orange.
In all, the improvements have cost
the county about SS million.
At the time of the last heanng June
24. the S 10-per-night jail fine
amounted to SSl.600.
County officials had hoped that by
July S. 1he jail daily jail population
would be no higher than 1,500
inmates. However, during the last
two weeks in July. the numbcT of
inmates housed in the main Jail
ranged from 1,628 to I. 759. according
to Lawrence G rossman, the special
master appointed by Judge Gray to
monitor Jail conditions.
GREETER STUCK WITHOUT STICK ••.
From Al
fact, was the alleged thief. ona bicycle and shoved him off a patk
bench m add1t1on to stealing his hat
and suck.
Sgt. Donald Barney said police arc
investigating the greeter's complaint.
but the case is "not a typical petty
"He's acting hle a Juvenile dehn-theft. We're not sure 1fin fact this guy
qucnt. it's too man y limes that this 1s maybe a v1ctifll."
ha s happened.'' No. I said. Dunng a prehmmary 1nterv1ew.
No. I filed a complaint against the the young man told -0fficci;s he took
yo ung man and learned that his suck the stick because the greeter used It to
had been turned in to the police trip a friend while tht'y were JOggin$.
department. That's why he promptly trotted It
"Tttcy told me a gentlt'man brought over to the police department. the
1t in.·· he said. The "1tentleman." itr-young man said.
~ ,___,
"Thars a lie." Np. I says. Such
unfriendly behav1of would be un-
seemly for a greeter. he said.
Meanwhile, ~lice are holding No.
I's stick for evidence -in a possible
battery case against him -and the
greeter is disconsolate.
"It's a part of me. I don't need it to
walk and yet I don "t seem to be able to
wa lk straight without it.
"You can't hardly even greet
without a stick. I'm suit out there. but
it's not the same ...
MORE BONES UNEARTHED AT FLUOR •..
Prom Al
and bone; tools.. He SaJd the) ha .. e aJso
found beads that were probably
traded to the Indians b~ earl) Spanish
explorers.
Moore said archeolog1sts have
found enough evidence to indicate
the Fluor area was a .. hab1tat1on s11e''
where an unknown number of
Gabriehno Indians made their home.
Jim Velasques, the current chief of
the Coastal Gabnehnos and a Fluor
consultant on the project, has refused
to permit archeological lab tests such
as carbon dating to be performed on
any Indian remains found at the site
Testing of artifacts W111 be permitted,
however.
Fluor has agreed to donate all
anifacts to the city aod to transfer all
Indian remaiQs to Velasques for
rebunal elsewhere. Grading of the
Fluor headquaners site i!> expected to
begin within a few w~ks, with an
archeOIOIJSt standing by in case an)
add111onal h1stoncal material 1s un-
earthed.
·Kuwaitipap~rsays 7maybe freed /"
WASHINGTON (A.P) A
Kuwaiti newspaper today quoted a
Westt'rn diplomat as saying that most
of the Americans being held hostage
1n Lebanon would be released
Wednesdav to steal the thunder from
tht· opening of an Arab summit
conference. according to a State
Depanment mon1tonng sen ice.
In a report from London. the
ne"'spaper quoted an un1den11fied
diplomat who had am,cd from
Beirut as sa} ing that S) na will release
s1A Western hostages a few minutes
before the conference opens Wednes-
dav 1n Casablanca. Morocco.
the Foreign Broadcast In for-
mation ~n,ce. "h1ch 1s run b) the
l' ">. go .. ernmcnt rcpnnted a report
from the Middle East News Agency
(MENA). The news agency. 1n turn.
was quoting the Kuwaiti newspaper
Al-S1yasah.
"The release would come a few
minutes before the Arab summit
conference opens" MENA said
It said the list of hostages included
fi ve Ame+H:ans and three
Frenchmen. There was no expla-
nation for wh } the number was five
A.mencans and not ~ven -the
number being held hostage. Nor was
there any explanauon of wh )' the
diplomat reportedly said that only six
would be released
State Department spokesman
Bernard Kalb. asked about the stol).
told reporters at a bnefintt ... There 1s
nothing-by--wa} of confirmation."
The seven kidnapped Amcncans
are·
Former Huntington Beach David
Jacobsen. 54. administrator of the
Amencan University Hospital in
Beirut; Terry Anderson. 37. chief
Middle East correspondent fcfr The
Associated Press; William Buckley.
56. a political officer at the U.S
Embassy 1n Beirut; the Rev. La\.\·
rt'nce Manin Jenco. 50. d1rt'ct or of
Catho hc Relief Services in Lebanon.
Peter Kilburn. 60. a libranan at
American University: Thomas
Sutherland. 54, acting dean of agricul-
ture at the Amencan University; and
Rev. Benjamin Weir. 61. a Pre!>by-
tenan m15s1onary.
HOST AGE'S SON BACK FROM D.C ..•.
From Al
Amencan l ln1 vcr'ilt)' ol Beirut hO!>PI·
tal
Official<. hellcve most of the seven
kidnap "1tt1ms are berng held by a
group of Shute Moslems seeking the
rclea'>c of <,omc con' 1ttcd terron sts
1mpmoned in Kuwa11 <>aid Jacobsen.
H1!> 54-)ear-old Cather ongmally
was heheH·d kidnapped by the
1 .. 1am1c Jihad. an underground mili-
tant group that fir'it claimed respon'i1-
t11ht\ lor the abduction but later
rcrantl·d Howe .. er. the Jihad re-
lea-.cd a photograph 1n earl) June
'lho"'ing a gaunt but allH Da'lld
Jacobsen
H1~ c;ons. as "'ell as relau,eo; of
other ho">tage'i. 'ventured to Washing-
ton last week out of frustration o .. er
the government's quit't diplomaq
tactics that have so far left fam1h
members out in the cold ·
"W e weren't getting an} infor-
mation from them.'' said .Jacobsen.
.. ..\fter awhile \'OU get the feeling that
nothing 1s being done ..
<\meeting with Rohen Mcfarlane.
the pres1d l' .. national SCCUnt}' ad-
Vl!>Cf. cal ed me fears that the
hostages an their families had been
placed on the back burner.
"We weren't totally satisfied. but
Mcfarlane was able to convince us
that the president and his staff are
concerned with us:· Jacobsen said.
He said McFarlane disclosed a few
details about the government's cffon
to free the hostages. but asked the
family members not to rev'eal the
plans
Jacobsen said he came home from
the tnp Thur~a) "1th the feeling that
thc-State Department would ~
consider its pohc1c'i for dealing w11h
ho'itagt"S· fam1hes and would begin
keeping relatives better informed.
''\'-e tnt'd to impress upon them
thaf fl1e\ owca it to Inc families.-he
c;aid. "Now they're going to at least
pac;c; wmc more information to us to
ca~ some of the frustration."
Dunng their tnp, family members
also attended a House Foreign Affairs
subeomm1ttee heanng on rcspon51ble
_press coverage of Middle EaMcm
BOATING DEATHS •••
P'romAl
convicted. Earlt's Ian·' t1 maximum
~ntcnce ot eight ye.ar!l 1n \tat(' praon
The Seal Beach man. who was
5CriOU'ih IOJUred in the Ocl 28
8CCldCnt, onainall) W<IS Charged With
operating a boat "'h1le under the
influence or alcohol. But the charic
wa, d1sm1 ~d hecau~ poh~c adm1n-
1stertd a wbnct~ tc\t hcforc arrcc;tina
• him.
U.rles' hlnoc1-alrnhol level wa'
0.11 -aboH• 1hc llm11 at which a
motomt 1s prttumed too drunk to
dnvc Earles thouaJl. ~1d he wa not
1nto\1rated and h.ad con~umtd no
more than four ma~ntu ~fort 'he
<1cc1d~nt
Deputy U1stnct Attorne)' John
Conic) said Earles showed "gross n~hgence" by dnv1n1 the boat after
dnnk1ng at a Halloween Party at the
Red Onion 1n Huntington Harbouc.
Defense Attorney <Jary Pohlson
did not have a "d1~rcprd for hum•n
hfe or an 1nd1fTerence to conse-
quences ... ekmcnts thJ1t a~ necessary
10 p rove the man laughter charges .
The accidcn1 ha tripercd a wave
of c1v1I la"' u1t • filed by 1he 1nJurcd
or relat1v~ of the de d. Earle ha
filed a SS mllhon lawtull ap1n t the
Dt-panmcnt of Navy and fe-deral
government allc1m1 the buoy wu
unhghtC'd
I
hostage s1tuat1ons -a subJeCt on
which Jacobsen has much to say.
He was shaken by false reports that
the seven hosta~es would be returned
w1th 39' Americans taken hostage
during the hiJacking of a TWA jet
June 14. Bvt neither his father. nor
the other kidnap victims. were on the
bus carrying the h1Jack hostages to
freedom June 30.
"It took me two days to get over the
dis.appointment.'' said Jacobsen.
0B ITUARl£S
Yachtsman
Ayres of NB
Donald B. i\yrcs. one of Southern I
California's best known yachtsmen
and a lonat1me resident of Newport
Beach. 1s dead at the age of 8.5.
Until his retirement, Ayres was a
widely known real estatt' broker and
developer w.hose projects ranged
from the Wilshire Distnct of Lo<i
Angeles to Orange and San Diego
COUITllC!>.
He was the 1952 president or the Lo' J ngcles Realtors Board and was a
fo r'tncr director of the Los Anaelcs
Chamber of Commerce
His yacht1na actn1ty included scr-
vinJ as the: commodore of the
C1hfom1a Yacht Club 1n 19.37, com-
modore of the Transpacific Yacht
Club in I 95 I and naff commodort of
Los Angeles Yacht Club '
<\yrcs 'kippered h1, own yacht. the
Skylark in t\\'O Tran pac race,. 194 7
and 1951 and made two other
Tran pac cro~ 1n .
urv1vors include his wife. Man
Ahce a son. Donald Jr.: a dau~ttr.
Nancy DeYouni. and e1Jh1 arand-
chlldrcn I
I High pr:essure boosting mercury
Temperatur .. will be UP'• 9'w degree• aerou Southetn
Colll0tn1e through Wednesday due to Increased high ~re
bOlh aloft aod at the surface "
Th• Fortet•t1for 8 pm EOT, Wed., Aug, 7
•h-~~IO
The National w .. tl'let Set'Vlc::e Hkl lat .. olght and .. ,1y
morning low clouds and fog w II be confined to the coast Moltly
clear sklff will prevalf elHWhere Highs will range from the low to
mid-70s at the beaches. from 87 to 92 in downtown LOI Angele•
end ge to 10~ 1n warmer Inland mteys. Overnight lowt wlM t&nge
from 55 to 68 ~lono the Orange Coas1 there wlll be coastal fog along the
coast tonight otl'lerwlM fair through Wedoetday. A llttle warmer
days with hlgha In the low to mid 701 at the beaches ranging to 98 to 102 m warmer Inland valleys. Lows 55 to 88
U.S. Temps lOUltY~le
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ltnc:Uler 87 70
lot Af"O"M 85 Ml o ... 1anc1 et se
PHO AoOlat 17 63
llecl 8lutt 97 13 lladwOOd Cny 11 se
SKr-tq 11 57
SalinM 88 51
Sen Citgo 71 118 San Frtne1eco as se
Sant• Barbar• 71 54 Sloelt Ion 8:1 51 HIQn, fOw for 24 no.i11 ane11no tt s p m
Bw•low 103 al
ei.noi> " 52 111y111a 113 74
C•la<tn1 81 51
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Open Mon. thru &tt. 8:30-5:30. Sunday 0:00.5:30
1&00 Mlt coast hlghw.y • newport beech, oaUf0tnla • (714) &w-9510
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