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ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA THURSDAY.AUGUST IS 1985 25 CENTS
Record level of DDT in Newport Bay
Mussel testing reveals high In ciden ce
of ba nned pesticide in two locations -
warning '>l&Jl tor potential health
threat1., the state n:port said many
variables 1n the testing process "make
conclusions about trends c::'tremely
difficult "
F rom t&aff u d wire report•
Newpon Bay rroduced the highest
D DT levels of al areas measured by a
l tale tox1e mon1tonng program. ac·
eordma to state water officials.
T he banned pes11 c1de was
An lrvlne health care
coalition will merge wit h
the firm that will build and
operate a 177-bed hospi-
tal In the city .I A8
Callfomla
Jury convicts man who
attacked a teen-ager with
acid and blinded her .I A3
Sports
The Angels must settle
for a doubleheader spilt
against Seattle and now
lead by 21.h games./C1
People
Columnist Ann Landers
offers advice on giving
advlce./81
Entertainment
Nell Simon's '60s humor
holds up In ''Last of t he
Red Hot Lovers" at
Sebastian's West Dinner
Playhouse./83
Bualneu
measured m record levels at two
harbor locations -Bay Island and
under the Coast H1ahway bndac::. ~•d
a report released Wednesday.
While the presence of DDT and
other toxins serves as an early
The State Water Rei.ourecs Control
Board measures levels of DDT. PCB
and other toxins wllh the u<1e of
mussels The shellfish are planted at
~lect· loca11ons 1n the state's ma1or
harbors ~here the~ absorh to:c1c
Human chain acrou the marsh
ActiYiam llnked hand• Wednesday to form a human chain
acrou the 750-foot width of a propoaed marina ~ntrance at
substances in their filtering S}'stems
The mus!tel!> are then retneved and
tested 1n the laboratory to deterffi.l_ne
the levels of pollutants m local waters
. The mussels discussed 1n the report
releastd Wednesday were planted in
1983 and collected after five months
1n the water The monitoring pro-
gram has been conducted since 1977
wnh eight samplings taken 1n late
1984·
Whtie the pest1c1dt DDT has been
banned uncc 1972, trace-s of tile
caru:er<ausu11 aitnt cont.lnw! w
show up in tests of local waters ·
The Regional Water Qu~ltt) on·
trol Board has bc:cn st~y1ng the
cfTecu of DDT on the Ne~rt Bay,
but sc1en11s1s have been· unable to
locate the source ~mt official'>
believe the DDT 1s camed to the
harbor with the runoff from ag,ncul-
Bolaa Chica State Beach. The proteatera aay the ocean
channel would ruln the atate park. See atory Pate A2.
tural fields that llo"' s into San Diego
Creek and the Upper Bav. ~While tht' k"cls ot toJ1tns in
:'lewpon H.ubor :appear h1a,h, ".ate
water omuah ~ud the water quahty
of the San D1e&0 Creek. which fC'e<b
the l pr.oer Bay 4pparentb "1mprov-
1na
Lthoratof) te~h offish l.lllt.en from
~an Dtc:jl.u C'reck indicate that leveb
(Pleue ttee DDT/A2)
Suspect
in arms
export
sought
Huntington m·an
misses hearing;
a rrest ordered
By TONY SAAVEDRA
Of -0..-, ....... llAlfl
.\ manhunt 1<, under wa-. tor a
Huntington Beach eng.tneer who fail·
ed 1w1ce to appear tn federal court this
~k on charges ot smugghng nuc~ar
v.t"apon 1n~nngde\;1ces to hrael
R1lhard Sm) th. SS. remained miss-
ing this morning as attorneys argued
pretnal mouon) 1n his absence befo~
l S D1c;tnct Judge Pamela R )'mer
R\mer hdd 1c,-;ued a no-bail arrest
v.arrant for \mvth after he failed to
appear 'Wt·dne'>da~ for an IS a.m.
heanng
.\'i\IStanl l S .\ttorne' Wilham
Fahe\ who h prosecuung the case
said a conferen e has been ~t for
Frtda\ Ill d1~ u\\ the \talus ol the
trial ~heduled to begin Tuesday
Paced by Orange County.
motor scooter sales are
racing to new highs.JIM
INDE X Laguna gives in to Krishnas
Pro~l utors app:ire-ntl~ intcnd lo
a.&~ lht lvun 10 RrCK.ced v.:11h the tnal
whether or not qm-.th 1s lound. said
defen'ie anorne) .\Ian Croll of Los
.\ngel~ this mommg •
~t· anti 1patt• that "''"II .irgut'.
agJtn\t lhat ..a1J ( roH "'hll Jdded
that hl· ha<. not ht"ard trom \m\ th Bridge
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Ci ty drops its oppos ition to Main Beach Park
festival in wake of Firs t Amend m ent lawsuit
Pollce Log
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By USA MAHONEY
Of Ille Delly...._ Ital!
Laguna Beach has had a change of
hcan over a park policy 11 hasuly
invoked to prevent Hare Krishna'
from holding a cultural lest1val at
Main Beach Park
Cn y officials, faced wnh a suit
charging them with v1olatmg the
Krishnas' First Amendment nghl\,
agreed Jul> 29 to permit the Inter·
national Society for Knshna (on·
\C1ousness to stage its Festival of
India on Main Beach 1n Laguna this
weekend.
.. I've got to give them credit. The"
Woman ordered
to stancf trial in
husband's death
By STEVE MARBLE
Of Ille Delly ..... •IMI
A 25.ycar-old La~ woman
accused of hmng her brother and
another man to lure her husband to
Huntinaton Beach and kill him was
ordered Wednesday to strand tnal for
first-degree murder.
Anita Lynn Ford could face the
death penalty because of a special
circumstance allegation that she or·
chestrated her husband's death tn
order to collect insurance money
She will be arraigned 1n Orange
County Supcnor Court Aug. 26 along
with her brother George Wnght, 30,
and John Aldndgc. 33. Wnghl and
Aldndge also arc charged wuh first·
degree murder .
Barry Alan Ford. a 30-vear-old auto
parts salesman. was shot to death last
Sept. 3 on a Huntington Beach street
neat Manna Htgh School. Ffe was
found in a pool of blood near his car.
which was still runntng with 1ls ltghts
o n whet) police arrived. according to
police reports
Ford apparently ldt home late: that
night and drove to the unlighted
rndustnal area after rece1v1ng a
telephone call from someone claim·
1na to have car trouble
Mrs. Ford allegedly aifced to pay
$3,000 to have her husband killed,
accordina to a search warrant wued
earlier this year. The woman re-
portedly told a fnend that her
husband mistreated her and refused
to grant her a divorce. accordina to
(Pleue eee WOMAN/A3)
Cost of living makes
UCI extra exp e n s ive
BJ PHIL NEfOERMAN
Of!MhlJllllilt .....
The htaJ'l cost of hv1n1 m Ora nae
County as cited as a key rcawn why
UC Irvine was sinaJed out in a survey
as one of the nation's mo t c'pcn,1vc
four-year pubhc collc:acs.
.. When you look at our fee\, we
think they're really very ~•t0nable,"
said UCI spokeswoman Lindo
Grancll "But to ex 1st as a "udcnt ora
community member 1n Ora'le
County, it's 101n1 to~ e:tpcn 1vc.'
the public ~hools 1t cummcd ( rhe
fiaure " bl~ on the cosl!i for a
'tudenl hv1n1 on campus )
This }CU, UCI underaraduatc wall
pay S7,23S ampu offic1ah y that
breaks down to SI .33S for rqt\·
1rat1on and other ftts. S4, 14 for
room. board and utU111 ma campu
donn; Sl,017 for pcnonal upcn~ ,
1nclud1na cloth1n1 and entertain·
ment, $360 for books and supplies
and Sl7S for tran,portation
-
"'c.-re a lot smancr than the nl} of
.\nahc1m "<>a id David Liberman an
attorne} for the Kmhnas. "The} gave
us ever) thing we requested."
Liberman was refcmng to a lcdcral
appcalc; court ruling Tue\<la~ that
found an .\nahc1m ordinance bamng
Hare t-.nshnu from ">eck1ng dona-
tiom ou1c;1de ..\nahe1m Stadium was
unrnnstltutional The court also or-
dered Anaheim to pa) the ..eel's legal
lee\. The dec1s1on end'> three )tar'> of
coun fighh bet"'een the Cit) and the
religious group ,
Laguna Beach { 11y Manager Ken
Frank ~•d his lit) ~nled with the
l\.mhnas berau..e ··"'e iust d1dn"1
"'ant to c;pend more time and mone\
fighting 11 1n tuun ·· He said the
c,ettlement docs not indicate the cit\
'' bad.mg olT ''' par~ poltq or 1h.1t otlic1al'> enforced 11 1mpropcrl~
l nder the ..ettlement. the Cll}' ""'"
allo"' the Knshnas 10 erect tents and
J1spla\ s on a rnbbled area on the
park' \Outh l'nd Saturda> and 'iun·
da> The feSll\·31 which features the
<.1gh1c,, sound!. and food of India."''"
be from tJ am to 6 pm calh day
( m ofliual\ alc,o a~ree<l to re" 1e""
their par~ pohl' belurt.' June 19!!6
and pa~ J pon1on ol the '>t.'Cfs legal
Ice'!. 1n ch.illrng1ng 11 F-rank said thl·
nl\ "'ould g1"c thr Kn'lhnac; S 1.200 ~temhcr\ lll the Laguna Beach
Krishna templl• ~uRht pcrm1o;s1un
hlJ ,._.,.."' ..__.. L_,.. The rectnt urvcy conducted by the
Collrge Board or New York h'tcd
l JC I as the 'iuh mo't expcn~"'e of '\
Valene ulltvan. a poke woman
for the lJC system. \ltd ~ c are
"m1lar nt the nine lJC camousc,
(Pl ...... UCI/ A2) Brtc Jacobeen cootlnuee 0,Jat for fatber'• rel-..e.
Krishnas win court battle
with Anaheim. Page A7
ror their lUltural lt'\11\311n hbruan
But Cit\ admm1stra1or.-. tulJ them onl~ cii)·Sponsored funC11on) \NC:rl'
a llo"'cd to put up tahk., hand,tand.,
and other c;tructurt•\ JI mun1upal
par~'i
The \t'tt appealed lo the < '''
( uunul Jnd their appltt:allon \.\J\ rut
on hold 1Ah1lc a \.\ntten park U\l plJn
"-JS prepared The plan pa\\n.I 1n
\fa) relegatec; all program\ rl·q 11nng
'structures' to In.inc: 811\.\I
.\lthough the Kmhna., appl1l·d
heforcthefalt thd 1t\ < ounul '' tl·<l
(Please 8ee KRlSKN AS/ A.2)
C roll urgt>d k \ mrr lh1' morning to
d1\m1\\ the '1-1.ount inJu.tmenl
Jµtn't thl· l'kl 1 ron1c-. rirm ov.:ner
I ht' 1 udgc ho"' l' l l'r dt·n tl't.I the
n'ol1 n
\nl\ th \O.J\ tnd1l ll'd \fJ\ In h' J
tc:drral grand 1ur;. 11n 1.'.hargt'' that ht'
1llq1.alh l'\pnrtu1 Sil) ~ntron
'"'11lht·' thl' Hc.-11< orp 1n ft"I -'"1'
"11h11ut \1.1tc Dc.•f)Jnmcnt appro,al
Th 111n n~ tk'1lC'> "'h1lh l<in
trtggl·r nudt>ar hombs. art· al\<1 u'>t'd
to orx·r;Hl' phntolop\ln~ maLh1nt''>
a1rpor1 \tn he light' .ind rnl dnlhntt
l'QUIJ'Ol('Ot
\t:,\'h U.," .:tl .. 11 Jllll\t'J Ill l"ltng
thl' Jn Ill'' ltn 'h1pp1nE! t11rm' a'
· J1odn anll 11th1 r 11mmon clet-
(Please see SUSPECT/ A2J
Jacobsen 's s ons
clinging to hope
of dad 's rel ease
Relatives en counter
repeated setbacks in
Beirut hostage drama
1 hl lU\I cit ho(X " tJlt('n btth.:r
d1<,,1pfX>1ntmcnt Rut rt"l.Hn e\ lll
Da' 1d IJ\oh\c."ru thl' Huntinl(ton
Beach man held ldpt1' l' "nrl' Ma\' li<
in "'ar torn I l'hannn .ire \.\tlltntt 10
pa~ thl' Pnll'
Thi.'\ \3\ that c.'' l'fl IJI"-' hope:·
paintul a' 11 ma\ tic. at k.i't ~n·p,
auentmn hx.u)ed 11n l.llOh'C'n '14
and "" other .\ mt'man' ~ 1dnap(X"J
b' \t1">km "' treml\l'I n R1:1ru1 •>' ('r
tht'. PJ\I I !i month\
Jatnh<;en\ "°"' l rtl and P.1ul ,
am,ed "' that tnndu\mn la't v.:l·d
after un\untirmcd ll'Jlon-. th.ti th\
ho'.tagl"' "l'rt bc1nt1 rrkast'd t:11kd 11•
matenah1e
.\lthou h di'appu1nll'J , 11 tl
Jacob~·n ~~ rc.-a .... rnrJ thut th1
rumor1 at lca~t l..e1ll tht· 'pothgh1
\h1n1ns on tht' plight nt tht· h1l\tB(l<'"
bcht'' cd t~h<' hl"IJ h' \h11tc ~fo.,len '
1n the 'n nan-t·ontrnllt'tl Rd;d.a \ .l
k\
···E\Cn 11 there"-•' noth1na 10 th11'4.'
rumor-; 11 &ll\ t U\ 3 rt·a"'rn to ct 1ln
tele' 1\1C1n and 1n tht' nt"''P.1f1Cr' tn
tell thl' pubhl 1h1u the: (n'" " ... 1111
fOIOI On \3id Jat'Oh •n Of llunl
ington Beach HI\ 2'·\CAM,ld hrothcr Paul ol
\\-estmtnl\tt'r ad<JN that lam11t.:~ ot
the houaae'i ha\e learnC'd to lean 11n
each other, pu;kana up the pi~°""' ul
thr1r hattcr«i hope
"Wc'rt all linked "'''h all thr'4.·
other fam1he\ and )OU want t~C'm h t
he' hopclul and \OU IA'ant to enlClUf ('
11pt1nw.m." raul llloh\en Qld ··.\nJ
\OU horc-thn find the strength tu lie-al
"'th an\ 'l<'th.ad.'I Ju\t tht m<"J11
TONY
SAAVEDRA
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
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f'('ma1ne.t in l"apll\ 1t\ anll th( thm·
mt I hc1pr t111k,l oul tur Ja ob n
"h' ~1 i:-J 1•11 1h1 rumor\ hut \ltll
lan,c kJ pl.an' tor 1 ""'C~end h1~101
trip -JU\I 1" l ""' Hr ,11'4: 111nte11 th<' nlltton that the
poht1t II\ m•)ll\,1lect kidnapper
~1)uhl wttlc-for ran\(1m mone~
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AS * Orenge Coat DAILY PILOTf!hul"lday, August 15, 1985
Environmentalists line up
to protest Balsa channel
87 STEVE MARBL£
CM .. W,NMt4eft
About SOO surfe~. bird lover& and
pttservation1s1s hnlced hands acros a
stretch of Bolsa Chica St.ate Beach at
dusk Wedncsdlly to protest coMtru('-
uon of an ocean channel they said
would all but ruin the popular natc
park. The peaceful protest was st.aged to
dramatize the toss of about 750 feet of
beach frontage that would be
eliminated by the proposed navigable
ocean cut. said Lomune Faber. a
spokeswoman for the environmenuil
group Amigos Del Bolsa Chica
Faber sa1d construcuon of the
channel could force closure of the
beach for up to two year5. ~
The environmental group, which
planned the protest. has spent more
than a decade fighting plans to
develop the Bolsa Chica wetJand'i.
across Paci fi c E'oast H1ghwa)' from
the state beach park.
The wetlands, according to plans,
would be developed with homes and
a manna that would be linked to the
ocean by the nav1gat>le channel
The butldin$ plan b) Signal Land-
mark Co .. which owns most of the
wetlands has been endorsed by said sand would have a tendency to
countr supervisors but lacks ap-pile up on it nonhcm jetty and erode
prova of the State Coastal Com· atthc other Jetty, possibly as far south
mission. A comm1n1on vote 1s ant1c1· as the Huntington Beach Pier.
pated this fall "It al!.o mtaht affect the wave
Darlene Fro t, a vice president of action The area could become more
S1anal Landmark Co • said the protest haiardous1" said Green
rcpre$Cnted a "showina of bad faith" Frost wd ao onaoing study by the
by the rank and file of Amigos. She Army Corps of Ena.ineel'$ will pin·
said Signal hu stnved to appca.sc the point problems such as beach erosion
environmental &fOUP by agreeina to and will recommend steps to reduce
restore 915 acrca of the we~ands environmental damage.
"We arc ~~all) dis.ap~intcd wuh "We can'tJust blatantly cut into the the Am1gos. Frost said. They have ocean .. she said
been involved with this proJect for a Am;gos members said they expect
great number of years and ~uh this the Coastal Comm1ss1on will approve
plan !!14t everyone agreed is accep-the development plan but intend to
table. Be carry their protest to the federal level Peter G!'Cc n. a Hunungt~n ach where the Army Con?S of Engineers
ctty coun~1lman and an environmen· and U.S. Fish and Wildlife must OK talist, said the protest was aimed h specificall) at the navigable channel t e proJeCt
He said a non-navigable channel Green said he will lobby the corps
would create fewer environmental to spend ttsmone) improving Orange
problems. Count) 's Oood control system ~nd
"We never, ever agreed to a the Santa Ana Ri ver. He said funding
navigable channel," Green said of an ocean channel would be a waste
Green said a navigable ocean cut of tax dollars.
could lead to massive beach erosion "It makes no sense to spend money
and would have an affect on the wave on a pleasure boat hatx?r when we
acuon at the state park. have an impending disaster that
.\ 1 the channel entrance. Green affects all of u~. ·· Green said.
BOtha asks all races to join negotiations
DU RBA N, South Afnca (AP) -
Pres1den1 P W Botha toda> called on
South Africans of all races to JOin in
negotiations to chan a peaceful
future, but announced no specific
reforms 10 a much-awaited addre~s
following a )'Car of' black noting
agarnst apartheid, South Afnc:a's
system of racial separation.
South Afnca's white leaders had
gathered 1n Durban for Botha's He rejected the concept of a fourth
keynote address at the Natal ·provin-chamber of Parhamen1 for blacks to
c1al congress of his ruhng National sit alongsldc tho segregated white.
Pany. .\sian and "colored" (mixed-race)
Botha said 1t would be wrong to parliamentary bodies. .
prescribe fut ure poht1cat structures Botha dashed speculation that he
fo~tbe votelcss black majority of 24 might free Nelson Mandela, the
milhon and that changes should be ,.. leader of the outlawed ~fr1can Na-
negotiated among the country's racial tional Congress. the matn guemlla
groups. organization fighting apanhe1d. The
president restated his offer to release
DDTINNEWPORTBAY ...
Mandela 1fhe renounced violence -
an offer Mandela re1ected m Febru-
ary.
From Al
of DDT remain the highest in the
state for freshwater ~mples. E'en so.
the levels 10 I 91S4 v.ere s1gnificantl\.
lower than those recorded 10 the
previous )'ear
Jn mon1tonng fish dunng 1984. the
state tested 79 sites for S l toit1 c
chemicals and heavy metals. In
monitoring mussels. 85 sites were
tested for 74 toxics and heavy metals
In testing for DDT levels 10
freshwater. sc1ent1sts used whole
body samples of small fish because
the)' were unable to find adequate
numbers of larger fish. whose whole
bodies tend to produce higher read-
tngs than flesh samples.
In addition to DDT. state water
officials tu med up relat1 vety high
le' els of the banned pesticide tox-
aphene.
"Reform through process of nego-
tiation 1s not weakness," Botha told
the members of his party. "Talking,
consulting, bargaining with all our
people's leaders is not weakeness."
Botha !.a1d his government was
resolved to face the future "by letting
the people speak through their
leaders" and "by negouauon between
all these leaders."
More than 600 blacks have died in
the past 11 months in racial unrest
across the country.
KRISHNAS WIN OK FOR PARK USE ...
From Al
to reject their request to use Mam
Beach Park based on the newly passed
polic)'.
Two weeks later the council. on a
3-2 vote. made an exception to the
park pohc} for the city-sponsored
Arts-in-Motion celebration planned
for late September.
Council members who approved
the exception argued that the city had
already gi ven volunteer orgamzers
tacit appro,,.al to use l\.1ain Beach. The
cctebrauon of the physical arts has
been held at the beachfront park in
previous years.
Liberman. who said the pohq was
written to keep the sect awa) from the
park, flied sw1 on behalf of the
Knshnas on Ma} 24, three days after
the council made the excepuon.
"The law, in my opinion. was
clearly on my s1oe." he said.
Frank said th~xcept1on may have
been ke\ to I/le council's backing
away from the federal suit. "They did
approve the Ans-in-Mo11on pro-
gram. There ma} have been some
thinking .. that perhaps 11 v.ould be
reasonable·· to do the same for the
Knshnas. he said.
Members of the Knshna temple
will urge the city to change Its policy
to allow structures on Main Beach,
Liberman said.
But most of all. he said, the
Kmhnas want to step out of the
limelight for a while. "Orange Coun-
t}. I thtnk. has had a strong dose of
Knshna consciousness ... we hope we
can go about our business in peace
and quiet."
JACOBSEN SONS CLINGING TO HOPE ...
From Al
comrades in Ku"all
Jacobsen v.a\ understandahl~
doubtful He had been let down once
b) a inaccurate-nev.s repon that the
kidnap ''JCt1ms would be released
wnh the hostages of a htJac:ked TWA
JCl. It 1ook two da)S to get O\ er that
disappointment
This time Jacob!.Cn tned Lo temper
his fee lings. but found 11 1mpos~1blc
not 10 hope
However the latC'it letdov. n wa\n 't
as se"ere as the first. •tnd the
depression qu1c:kl} wore off. he said.
Jacohsen d1srnvcred that It was OK
to hope -to be cautious yet
opt1m1st1c over rumor'i that would
most hkeh end in d1sapp<llntmcnt
It's the Jea'it he could do for his
father
"I don't realh feel that an)thing
rm going through even mmutel}
compares with what m)' father must
be going through right now:·
Jacobsen said "The pain of d1sap-
po1ntmen1. I would imagine, is far
less than the pain of v.ondcnnf
whether }Ou're going to be aliH
tomorrow."
David P Jacobsen. head adm1n1'i·
trator of the A.merican Universll}
Hospital of Beirut. was abducted at
gunpoint while across the street from
his ;ob 1n Moslem 'W est Beirut ..\
photograph released in June b) the
Islamic Jihad an umbrella group for
Moslem e'trem1~t~. depicted
Just Call
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Dally Pilot
Del Ivery
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WtJnOly Jr'()fy tt r , \i
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Jacobsen as tired. but ahve While keeping an open mind to
Enc Jacobsen and relauves of the other solutions. Enc and Paul
other hostages met m late July with Jacobsen said freedom for the kidnap
Roben Mcfarlane. President Ronald v1ct1ms probably depends on whether
Reagan's national security adviser, the public can pressure Reagan into
and other offi cials on Capitol Hill. approaching the captors.
T)le SOJOurn was covered heavily The hostage families are planning
b} the media as fam1hes called for another Washington trip next month
Reagan to set up direct negot1at1on<1 to rail} '>uppon for the idea. Mcan-
w1th the Moslem captors. something v.h1le. relatives of hostage Benjamin
the adm101strat1on has avoided out of Wear. a 6 t -year-old Presbytenan
fear the action would be viewed as m1ss1onary. have made a telev1s1on
bowing w terronsm. co mmercial trymg to keep the hostage
Before the presses could cool down. crisis from slipping out of public the famtlies were again making head-, iew
lines for their responses to uncon-Jacobsen. and others. are al<10
firmed repons that terronsts v.erc passing out bumperst1ckersdep1ctmg
preparing to release the hostages the A.mencan flag with the words·
Wnh the spotlight beginning to "Free the Lebanon Seven."
fade again, Jacobsen now wonder'> The families. he said. have banded what he can do to keep the nt'"''> media interested into a loosely formed suppon group
"The last couple weeks have been in hopes of 1ncreas1ng their clout with U.S. officials good. but what am I going to do next Jacobsen regularly telephones
week. go on a hun~er stnke?" he PeSi) Say. the sister of kidnapped
asked. adding that t e Washington newspaper correspondent Terr)
tnpallowed him to do little more than Anderson. and Mae Mihehch. sister \ ent frustrations • 1 t an go to WashmitOn. I can talk • of hostage the Rev Lawrence Jenco.
\\Ith ambassadors from countnes. I director of Catholic Relief Services in
can meet in the White House .. 1t Lebanon fi
makes you feel like you're getting He also tries to kt•ep the home ires
something done ." Jacobsen said burning wi th his wife. Cathy.
'But you get on the plane and you fl.) "In some wa ys. I suppose I do
home and you real11e that you d1dn t release my frustrations on her Ru1
get accomplished v,.hat you had !>he's keepinJ a h§t and she'll get back
hoped " at me\\ hen n's all o"cr." he said
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Pertly cloudy lklft may cool Sout'*n Calltornle 1llghtly Friday. The cloud• art the rteult of a weaklng disturb~ 600
mu .. tOYthwut of Lo• Angeltt cauMd by the remnant• of tropical dtPr ... lon Marty, th• Nallonal WMth., Service aald.
High. Frldey Wiii ransa• from the 70• al th• btachtt to th• upper 80t ov« Inland valleys after ovttnlght Iowa dipping to the
mld-&oa to mld-801 Along the Orenge Coe1t there will bt low cloud• OHr th•· coaat tonlgtll and Friday t>ecomlng partly cloudy Hight today
ranging from the 70• at the beaches to low 90a toland valley•.
Litt~ change Friday but hlghl Inland valleys upper 801
Overnight Iowa mid 50• to mid 601
From Point Conception to the Mexl~an Border -Over Inner
w.tera: Light variable winds through Friday except aouthwett to weet 8 to 18 knota In the etternoon1 Wind waves this afternoon
t to 3 fMI. Southweat swell t to 3 fMt
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UCI AMONG MOST EXPENSIVE SCHOOLS ... ~
From Al
except for the cost of living on
campus.
The most expensive c:ampu\ 1s
Berkeley, about $7,344 per ycur.
UCl's cost is third. just behind U(
San Diego's S7.300. UC San Diego
d id not appear in the College Board 's
SUrYC).
Though it's located in tht' ex-
pensive Westwood area. UCL \ actu-
ally has the system's lowest cost for
undergrads ll \ing on campus -
SS.950. UC officials sa)' thl'> is
because UCLA has olderdorrm hu1lt
at a lower cost than 1ho'ie at ncwc1
campuses.
UCI ha~ on-lampus dorm and
apanment spae<.' for 1.150 of ab(lut
10.000 undergraduates v,.ho will at-
tend this fall according 10 l'ampu<,
hous1ni director Jim Craig. He said
there 1s waiting list of 1,300 for
campus housing.
Li ving off campus might co'it UC!
student about $3,771. unl\ers1ty of-
ficials sa~. But the demand to h\e on
campus is strong.
"Especially among lower d1v1s1on
s tud en t~ (freshmen and
sophomores)," Granetl said. ''I think
they prefer to h vein a dorm their first
year or so. There arc a lot of bonuses
associated with it that you can't put a
dollar figure on.
"And )'OU don't need a car when
\.OU Ii\ con campus ..
Though attending a UC campus 1s
expensive, S}'Stcm offi cials pointed
out that the educational quality oft he
l I nivers1ty ofC. alifornia is considered
equi"alent to many pnvate uni\er-
s1t1es.
But compared to man) private
schools, a UC education 1s cons1dered
a bargain. Attending MIT. Harvard
or Stanford during the coming 'ichool
year will cost more than S 16.000.
according to one recent surve).
The h1~h cost of attending UC. I LS
not keeping students away. campus
. officials sa) .
Last year. UCI stopped acccpuna
freshman applications for the
1985-86 school year on Nov 30-the
school's earliest cutoff date in \'ears. Spokeswbman~Granell said 1hcro
are tentaltve plans to bu1J9 more
dorms on campus, but constru"ctTo'n !..._
several years away.
"It hasn't hurt our enrollment
(figures) one b11:· she said of the UC...1
costs. "We are full."
SUSPECT FAILS TO SHOW IN COURT ...
From Al
tronic material!. rather than k()tronc,
Smyth's son Ernest. reached at tht
family's Cotu1t Dnve home th"
morning. said that he hadn't seen his
parents since the} left Fnda} alter-
noon to spend a v.eekend 1n ( atalina.
"I have no idea where the'r are I
JUSt hope the> 're O K." -;aid Ernest
5m)th. 29 He said his father and
mother. Em1hc. left on a comm<.'rc1al
r ruise boat and were expected to
return home Sunday night
Howe\.er a newspaper report
quoted Sm~th''> mother-in-la'" as
~a)ing that the l'oupk did no t appear
to have taken any l'Xlra cloth<.'<; or
suitcases
Meanwhile. U.S Customs in -
vest igators and otht'r federal oflic1als
are attempting to locatt· lim )th in
time to begin the tnal
"\\e're going to try to find him a'i
soon as possible." said Fahc). who 1-;
also trying to determine whether
<;myth had a l r.s passport in his
possession
I he ov,.ner of Miko International
Inc. a small Huntington beach elcc-
tronics company, 1s facing 15 v1ot.
at1ons of 1hc Arms Export Control
.\ct and 15 counts of making foist
statement~ to the government
Smyth was free on SI 00.000 ba tl
after pleading not guilty to lhe charge$
and claiming ttrat he was unawa'l
that a license was required to eitport
the krytrons.
A Slate Depanment spoke smaq
has said that Israel was cooperatinl
with the U.S. in vest1g.at1on and hac!
agreed to return the devices remain·
1ng 1n stock
WOMAN FACES TRIAL IN MATE'S DEATH .. ·
From Al
court document'>
Following the shooting. \1rs. Ford
collected one of her husband'<, hie
insurance policies .\ pohle inform
ant who befnend<.'d the woman \aid
Mrs. Ford spent most of the monC)
on cocaine.
Hunttngton Reach police appart•n1-
ly were susp1c1ous of Mrs Ford lrom
the stan though she wasn't arre~ted
for ncarl1 two month'
An officer who had the dut\ ol
telhng Mr'> Ford tha1 her husband
~as dead reported that the woman
called her mother and said. "Rarf) ·s
been shot ..
The officer \aid he never told the
v..oman that ht•r husband had been
\hot.
A fourth per~on arrested in connec-
tion with the murder has a~reed to
tc\t1fy for the prosecution. said Depu-
ty D1stnc1 Attorney James Cloninger.
Lionel J Cashman, 20, who was
facrng a first-degree murder charge,
will bt permltled to plead gu1l1y to
tO\Olu ntal) manslaughter in ex-
change for his testimony.
... We at POSH
Cashman was present when Ford
was §hot, explained his attorne~
George Peters Cashman v..as forced
at gun point to take pan in the
murder, according to his aunt.
A prehmmary hearing for the three
suspects ended last Fnday. but Judge
Alan McKone waited unlll Wednc r
day to order the tno to stand tnal. Tht
hearings were closed to the public on a
defense motion
Attorneys on both sides would not
discuss testimon) at the hearing.
would like to take this opportunity
to bid you a vezy warm weh>me
and invit.e you .in to view
our exciting fall selections.
Whether it be for business or your
more causual ~ we are sure you will find
our clothing both waique and distinctiv~
yet styled with the classic inJJuence
to which you have grown a.reustomed.
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RULL£ TIN BOARD
County to report
on toxic cleanup
Oran1e County Supervisor Hamett Wieder has
announced that a press briefing and pubhc mcetana
to d1scuss the final report outhnina cleanup
procedures for the Strinafellow toxic waste site will
be held Aua. 22 in the F"ountain Valley Recreation
and Cultural Center, 16400 Brookhurst St. ·
The press briefing is scheduled from 6 to 7 p.m.
followed by a public workshop at 7:30 under the
joint sponsorship of the Department of Heahh
Services and the Environmental Protection Agency.
011 foe. to meet Saturday
Opponents of expanded offshore oil cxplo.-
ration wall rally at IOa.m. Saturday at Laguna Beach
City Hall, SOS Forest A vc
Youth GOP talk •lated
Dr. Wilham Allen, professor of Government at
Harvey Mudd College in Claremont. will be the
guest speaker at Sunday's meeting of the Republican
Youth Associates.
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Or-. ea.rt DAil V PILOT /Thuredey. Auguet 15. 1N5 * NJ
Lottery will
create 16
millionaires
SACRAMENTO(AP)-TheStatc
Lotttt)' Commission has adopted a pnu
6Yltem that sl\ould crate 16 millJonaircs an
just thefirstpmeofabouueven weeks
duration.
Thcsysttm that got the4-l commi.u1on
vote Wednesday, with Chairman Howard
V amer d1ncntina, also would gi vc 32
p:articipantsof the first pme's weekly
televised arand pnze drawinas s l 00.000 each, 48 participantsSSO,OOOeacb, and 64
participants SI 0,000 each.
Parucipants an the weekly grand prize
drawinas will each span a I OCklot wheel. Eaclfgr~up of grand pnudrawingpartm-
pana will be chotcn an a pa:hm1n&I)
drawing from 6,2SOwannersofSlOO
.. mstant" pnzes.
The first pmc, expected to run about
seven weeks, will also award the bu~crs of
SI uckets with 40,008,000 "insant 'pnus
ofS2 each, 4,800, 960 ofSS each, I 00,020 of
SIOOcach, IS.Q03ofSSOOcach. I0,002of
S 1,000 each, and I 0,002 of$ 5.000 each.
This would total nearly 45 mil hon
pnzes.
Allen will speak on America's foreign policy as
it relates lo South Africa and Central Amcnca al the
7:30 p.m. program at 200 Town and Country, 777 S.
Main St, Orange. High school and college students
arc invited and should call 547-8006 for further
information.
Jerry Johna. l:l, of Coeta Meaa, dlvea off a allde 1n
the middle of the lake In Newport Dunea Aquatic
Park. Quite a few people would be willln.i to trade
placea with Jerry u the mercury lnchea upward.
A playercouµt,.,win an "instant .. pnzc b)'
purchasinga.S~ t.ekct. then rubbing off
spots 1n hopes offtnding thrcnnatchmg
dollar amounts. Three $2 spots would win
the player$2, forex.amolc.
Fltneu falr In Huntington
A Health, Beauty and Fitness Faire will be held
Aug. 22-25 in the mall of Huntington Center in
Huntington Beach, with free pre-school immuniza-
tions offered by the Orange County Health
Department Aug. 22 and 23 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Acid victim's attacker convicted
Free children's fingerprinting will be offered by
the Huntington Beach Pohcc Department's Com-
munity Services Div1S1on Aug. 22 from I to 7 p.m.
and an amateur bodybuilding contest will be held
Aug. 25 at I p.m. Call 897-2533 for more
information.
SAN BERNARDINO (AP) - A 65-
ycar-old man faces a sentence of about 30
years in pnson af\cr being convicted of
pounng sulfunc acid over a teen-age gJrl.
bhnd1ng and severel y d1sfigunng her . .a
prosecutor says
"They dad 1he nght thing." Dcput)'
D1stnct A1tomey Dwight Moore said of1he
JUI) "I never had any doubt (the JUf)
would find King guilt)')."
was taken to his home and threatened, then
taken to the Mojave Desert near Hespcna
where King attempted to rape her and ktll
her. pourin_g a quan of sulfunc acid over
her head after cholong her. The teen-ager
was found hours later by a state employee
who was working in the area.
Deputy Public Defender Bill Dole. who
claimed 1he prosccuuon charged the wrong
man. focused on mconsistencics between
the evidence and the gtrl's account of how
1hc attack occurred. But he conceded the
prosccu11on had sympathy on its side
because the girl was so badly disfi1urcd. A Supenor Coun Jury deliberated onl}
two hours before convicting Jack Oscar
King an the Oct 24 attack on Cheryl Bess.
He was convicted of eight felon y counts.
including attempted murder. k1dnaP,ping.
assault with intent to commit rape. assault
with a corrosl\ c hqu1d, mayhem (dis·
figurement). assault w11h a deadly weapon.
forctble oral copulauo~ and attempted
rape
"I think 1hc evidence was over-
whelming," sa1d Juror Manannc Ed-
munds. ''The kc)' for me was when the van
(King's) was seen at the scene of the cnmc
That started to bnng 11 all together II put
him at the scene "
King was arrested after the girl dcscnbcd
her attacker and his van to police.
Mass Bess now hvcs 1n Orange and 1s
undcrgoang rcconstruct1ve su'JCry to re-
build her face at the Unavcrsity of
California at Irvine Medic.al Center. Chamber to meet In CdM
A round table discussion of chamber acuv1ties
and a fashion show by Recycled Rags will be the
featured events of the next meeting of the Corona del
Mar Chamber of Commerce Aug. 22.
Sentencing was set for Sept. I I Moore
said King could be sentenced to about JO
}ears.
In tnal testimony, Miss Bess, now 16.
said she accepted a ride with Kmg because
he had given her a nde to school1>cforc and
she had seen him talking to the mainten-
ance men at a public housing prOJCCt where
she hved ..
King had been held on SS00.000 bail
since his arTCSt. He served 14 years of a 16-
ycar pnson term for the 1961 ancmptcd
rape ofa 3-year-old Irvine girl.
M 1ss Bess. then 15, accepted a nde to
~'"'"'' w11h King last Oct 24. Instead, she
The program will be held at 11 :30 a.m. at the
Studio Cafe. 3201 E. Coast Highway, Corona del
Mar. Lunch 1s $9 and reservations are required. Call
the chamber office at 673-4050 to register.
Theater benefit session set
The Orange County chapter of Freedoms
Foundation at Valley Forge has reserved Elizabeth
Howard's Curtain Call Drnner Theater for1 ne:\t-
Thursday's performance of the musical "OIJ,er."
Proceeds from the event will be used for
scholarships for students and teachers to attend
seminars and conferences at Valle> Forge. Further
information is available at 786-7855 or 544-1618.
Legal .ecretarles to ~eet
The Newport Beach-Pacific Legal Secretane~
Assoc1at1on invites all those working an the field of
law to a membership tea Aug, 24 from l 1 a.m. to 2
p.m. at the Bay Shore House. 23311 Mu1rlands. El
Toro.
Rcscrvauons and further 1nformauon may be
obtained by calling Patnc1a at 241-7403.
Toa•tm••ten to tee off
Five Toastmasters clubs in the Huntington
Beach-Fountain Valley area will hold a joint golf
tournament Aug. 24 al the Newport Beach Golf
Course. 3100 Irvine Ave .. Newport Beach.
The event is scheduled for 11 a.m. and green
fees arc $10. Call area governor Bill Colmer at
963-7375 for reservations and further information.
2carsburn
in garage fire
~ fire destro)ed a garage and 1wo vehicles inside 11
earl} toda) al a Huntington Harbour condominium
complex
Huntington Beach Fire Department spokeswoman
Martha Werth said no one was IOJUred. but damage was
es11ma1ed at $50.000
Werth said several residents called the department
shortl) after 9 a m 10 report that a garage was on fire at
16186 B1m101 Lane within the Sea Gate condominium
com pie' She said 1he garages at the complex are detached. and
no homes were endangered
Wertha said the garage is owned by Ted and Jo}cc
Ta>lor. who were both away on their boat and unaware of
the blaze earl> today. Two vehicles. a Datsun pickup and
a Toyo ta Cehca. were inside and were destroyed along
with the garage and its other contents, the fire department
spokeswoman said.
She said the first firefighters on 1he scene were unable
10 hook up to the nearest hydrant because 11 was ncx1 to
garage and was surrounded b} flames. She said a fire
captain ordered the ne\t engine to connect to another
hydrant about 500 to 600 feet awa y.
Werth said 1he fire was controlled within about 10
minutes. She said some man or damage was reported to an
adjacent garage.
The cause of the fire was under 1nvesugauon early
today.
Delly,._,._.. by L .. IJ"'"9
Fireman apraya water on Hunttncton Barbour &arace where two can burned.
Residents arming against stalker terrorizing valley
Tbunday, Aug. 16 MONTEREY PARK (AP) -B) da).
1he bustling streets of the San Gabnel
Valley appear normal enough Bu t over at
the hardware store and down at 1he gun
shop. womed residents arc preparing for a
killer who stnkes 1n the dead of nigh!.
responsible for at least SC' en sla)'ings and
up to 18 brutal assaults in the comfonable
homes of the suburban \'allev east of Los
Mean""htle. as authont1cs conduct the
largest search of its kind sancc the 19~7. 78
Hillside Strangler case gun shops and
hardware stores are doang bnsk busaness
store 1n 4.lhambra \.ioore said his percentage of femak
customers has Jumped SU percent an rt"Cent
v.ecks sancc the killer began to re,c1,e
"'1despread nc""s media attention • 7:30 p.m .. Irvine PllllllllDI Comml11lon. C1t>
Council Chambers. 17200 Jamboree Blvd.
Since March. one man 1~ believed
.\ngelcs. ·
In all but one case. investigators sa) 1he
intruder entered through an unloct..ed door
or open wmdov.. often raping his' 11:t1ms
"Our sales have picked up aboul 15
percent an 1he last month " said Chm
\11oore. manager of 1hc Co rner Gunsm11 h
"People sa\ tht',. are ured of :ill tht'
'1olencc that's happening
PoucE Loe
_Laguna council chambers
evacuated by bomb threat
An unidentified man threatened to
blow up the Laguna Beach City
Council chambers Wednesday night,
promplina an evacuation and search
of the buildin&, police said.
No bomb was found. Three local busincucs received
telephone calls shortly after 6 p.m.
from a male caller who wd he had
planted a bomb in the council
CoetaMeaa
A tenant and a landlord had a rent
dispute rc<lChUy. The landlord subse-
quently evicted the tenant and placed
her belonainis on the front porch.
Ne11bors, thinkina the items were to
be discarded, took close to $6,000 of
her clothing. • • • A buratar stoic almost S2,SOO an
tennis racquet stnn~. a SSOO racctuet
strinJing machine, $7S 1n cash, an $80
athletic bag. and $4,000 an tennis
racq_uet.s f'rOm the ProfcH1onal T cn-
nis Proaram. 880 Jun1pero, Tuesday
night. • • • • The T ·tops were taken from a car
parked 1n the 300 block of Hyland
Wedneiday. The lo came to SSOO.
Newport Beacb
A $300 11r compreuer wa, ,tolen
from a home in the 2000 block of
Tustin Monday. • • • Someone stole a $410 blue 12-
spccd bkyclc from the pra of
chambers, Officer Lance Ishmael
said.
In one call, the man said be planned
to kill the mayor, chjcf of police and
city council members, Ishmael wd.
The caller advised the business owner
to caU the police immediately.
In another call, the man said be had
planted a bomb in the council
chambers and said, "The mayor's
home m the 200 block of Amethyst
Tuesday night. •••
A resident along Monterey re·
ported Wednesday that someone had
stolen his S 1,81 7 golf clubs from a
storage area at the Irvine Coast
Country Club, 1600 East Coast High-
way. Also Wednesday has Wlfe re-
ported that someone had stolen
$3, 187 an antique sterling silver from
their home. • • • Someone stole the wheel coven
from a light blue I 979 Lincoln parked
1n the lot of the Irvine Coa t Countr>
Club. 1600 East Coast H1Jhw1y,
Wednesday The lo wa e t1mated
It S302 • • • A wallet contaanina $2,000 in sh
WI$ stolen from a ~ 1983 Volk·
wa&en Rabbit parlced an the lot ol
Beach Laundry 200 Und trttt
Tuesday • • • Someone 1ttolc $3.SOO an c-uh from r, Tackle shop la t weekend
going to get the ax."
A meeting of the Laguna Beach
Planning Comm1ss1on was scheduled
10 the council chambers for 7:30 p.m.
Police evacuated the council
chambers and 1he ad1oming fire and
pobce Stallons. A search for a bomb
proved ncpuvc, Ishmael said.
Police wd they have no suspects or
leads.
lrri.ne
Someone stoic a red 1977 Porsche
924 parked in the 13200 block of
Jeffrey Monday. • • • A car stereo was rcponed stolen
from an unlocked vehicle parked in
the 17500 block of Red Hill Wedncs-
~:fuThe loss was csumated at over
• • • Vandal\ o;pr&)'cd an unknown
sub tance all over the the front ~at of
a car parked an the 3SOO bloclt of Pinc
Wednesday. • • • Two urfboard earner racks "'~rt
itolen ofT a I 9SS Toyota van parted
alona Deerfield Wednesday. The le
wa c timated at under $50. • • • A )Ouna man tried to assault
another man Wlth a claw hammer
\ttlhtle the '1c-.11m wa$ 1n has car ntar
the tntcn«hon or Barranca and
Crttk Wcdne"'•)' Pohcc reports c;a1d
the usa1lant o;ub~qucntly fled in a
flat~ truck.
; ••
La&ana Beach
.\ gun valued al S300 was stolen
from a Manne Drt\e residence. the
v1cum told police Wcdnesda> • • • .\bout $700 in clol.hes was reported
stolen Wcdnesda) from an unlocked
car parked on El Camano del Mar • • • Supplies 1ogethcr worth S300 ~crt'
1aken from a car parked Wednesda)
on South Coast H1ghwa> The v1ct1m
.told police that the thief broke a
"'1ndov. to enter the car • • • A "l1kon camera and cash v.,ere
taken 1n a res1dcnt1al burglar) on
No,rh Coast Highway, the v1ct1m told
pohce Wednesday The total loss v.,as
estimated al S 1.250
Fountain Valley
Someone stole eight ~port kn1' e
volued at $320 from the warchoust of
the Hobby hack. 18400 Band1her
sometime in the past two weeks. • • • Someone stoic 80 to I 00 cartons o(
cigarette' from Danny'c; Valla Mar·
kct, 16040 Harbor. Wednesda)
momma The lo s WI\ estimated
between $600 and $750. • • • A ~idcnt an the 9100 blcxk of
wallow rt'J>Orted that $0mconc put •
fi"Mnch dent 1n the roof of hie; car
somcumc Saturday mom1n1 Thc
damaac wai "''mated at siso.
Butt.qton Beach
mcooc stoic two portable radio
\ah.led Ill $SQ rrom I home 10 the
l 7700 block of Oolden W~t earl)
toda\ • • • .\ "'andal ~1th a 88 gun \hot out tht
fron\ ~•ndow ot the ( halet Liquor
store. 6S4 l Edanacr WednC'dav
n1aht and c 1'f'(d an a hlut" u ru
.\ccord1ng to police reports. lhe
suspect also hit one of 1he cusiomcrc;
v.ho onl) received a minor JOJUf) • • • Thieves stole lhc cash box from a
Te\aco service station at the comer ol
Bcac-h and Ellis and escaped 1n a silver
\i olkswagcn Rabbit Wednesda) The
los v.as estimated al $'70 to S80 • • • Burglars broke 1n10 a home in 1he
6100 bloct.. of )dne> last w~k bul
d1dn 't steal anything .\ccording to
police rcports. the\ apparent!> JUSt
nef'ded a place to ha'c a part\ • • • " T\ set and miscellaneous nems
1otal1Jlg $650 were stolen from a
hC!me tn the 16800 block or Beach
T uesda} night. • • • omronc stole a wallet ronta101ng
$~-~IO cash from a (af parked 1n the
'1c1n1l\ of Banntng and Munoha
Wedne<i<1a) Police rl'port" said 1hc:
\ llttm had left the car door open • • • Someone stoic tools 'alued at
SI 100 from 1hc garage of a home 1n
1hc 100 block ofl.ttca Tucwa) nap.ht • • • .\ black !'11sh1k1 10-spccd b1nclc
was stolen from the un locked ~rage
of a homt> 1n 1hc 16 00 blocJ.. ol Ro'~
Tucsda' • • • Burglars '>tole office equipment
\ alut>d :l\ s l n.: from a tratlt'r
IOl.'atcd on a lOns1uct1on site in the
\ 1ctnll' 'll Elli\ and Edwards T uesda~
night • • • Lode~ an tht' cnmmal JUSllce area
of Golden \\ c~t College were broken
1010 \\ edn('\da' momang. The th1el
got a~a' 1..\1lh a 1..amera a baton and
two uniform 1..aps The IOS\ was
csttmatcd at Sbl)(I
Delivery too special .,
" Huntington ~ch man. who wa
agitated becaust of an overdue feder-
al E~press pacuac he said contained
a birthday aifl was arrested thii v.ttk
v.,hcn the packaat finall} amvcJ
It contained ctght ouncc~ of m n·
Juana. pohtt said.
Edv.ard Reis. 32. had called the
Federal ExpttSS office an Huot1n1ton
lkM!I dad> askina about tbt •here-
a bou u of the pac sud poh~
spokeswoman JoAnne Bcrptrom
The man 1nitJally s.aad the P9Ckaacd
contained flopp) discs he nttdcd for
"u.al bu in work. '8id Be trom .
But when the packqc final!) ar·
n\ed. a Federal E pre s cmplo}tt
dett'C'ted lM odor of manJuana The ..
emplo'~ call~ pohn· Tht' pol11..t' 1n
tum l'lllcd R1e~
"I guess he shov.ed up nght aw•} ...
e\pl11ned Be~tr'Om v.ho said RC'1 '
,1antd fort.ht' package and e'{>l•1ned
1hat 11 Y..U an overdue h1rthda~
prc~nt
Pohcc, pretending to be Federal E~prcs~ emplo ccs.. asked tht man if
he wanted to open the packaat and
1n pect it for da.mqe He declined.
Stt$trom ~ad
Rei then wu arre,tcd on su,p1cion
of poqt 1n1 manJuaM for ~c. a
chl-C)t ba~ on the quantity ot
manJuana 1n the pac . Bail\\'&\ ~t
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Hu ane Danny nears
8 'ht A11odaeed Preu
NEW IBERIA, La -Hurrica ne O-.mn).' bore down on the central
Louisiana coast today with tom:ntial ram and wind austs of 85 mph, and
authorities said more than 30,000 people were evacuated from offshore drillina
np and towns as flt south as Galveston. Texas. But as the leading edge of the
sprawling, wet storm lashed the coast with thunderstorms, th~ path shifted
sliahtly to the north, promptina forecasters to ac:ijust predictions for landfall,
expected in the marshes south ofNew Iberia. Gale winds and flash floods were ex~ted all alona the Louisiana ooastl including in New Orleans, about t l5
m1lH cast. GaJe waming.5 and a hurricane watch were posted from the ~outh
of the Mississippi to Pensacola, Aa. "Danny has the potential for further
strenathening before landfall," the National Hurricane Center said Wednes-day.
MIA remabJ• IJoWD to Honolulu
MANILA, Philippines-Caskets containing what may be the remains of
26 Americans missing in the Vietnam War let\ for the United Su~tes today. ~O
years ~f\er the end of a conflict in wltich more than 2,400 Amen<?Ans are sttll
unaccounted for. If the remains are identified as Americans. 1t would be
Communist Vietnam's largest single delivery ever of the remai ns of missing
U.S. service personnel and ci tizens.
KoclJ raJ~ llna lor water •••ten
NEW YORK -New York City, fighting to conserve more water dunng
its drought, has ordered water-saving showerheads installed in apartments and
pri vate homes· and started using a helicopter to spot "water sneaks'' from
above. The city also increased fines for violators and plans to boost its fo~e of
water watchdogs, Mayor Edward I. Koch announced Wednesday. Those
caught watering -rhcir lawns now must pay $200, up from $100, and tht
watering of lawns between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. has a hefty $500 penalty. That"s a
500 percent increase, reflecting the higher cost of enforc-ement at those hours
plus the fact that nigbtime watering is an indication the violators are "sneaks"
deliberately breaking the law, said an environmeptal commissioner.
A.ad-AIDS bla• ordJaance approved
LOS ANGELES -Concerned that AIDS victims are being treated as
"lepers," the City Council unanimously adopted an ordinance b~nmng
discrimination against people who have contracted the d1sease. The o~dmance,
believed to be the first ofits kind in the country, would allow the city to sue
employers who fire or .refuse to hire AIDS victims, resta41.an4s that bar people
with the disease and landlords who evict tenants or who t(Jrn down prospective
renters because of AIDS. Dentists' and doctors' offices, schools. hospital s and
nursing homes are included in the ordinance. However, blood banks and
sperm banks are exempted.
Malpractice verdlct agaJn•t Belli
· SAN FRANCISCO -A $5.8 million malpractice verdict has been
returned against the.law firm of Melvin Belli. who ha~ been collecting hefty
judgments in personal injury cases for decades. A S~penc:>r Court JU.ry :ruesday
returned the verdict in favor of 31-year-old quadnplegic Leon G1es1ck, who
was crippled in an auto accident and retained Belli's firm to sue doctors and the
hospital over his treatment. His l~wyer, James Bos~w~~k, clajmed the firm
fai led to properly supervise one of its attorneys who 1rut1all y was assigned to
the case. Properly handled, he said, medical malpractice would have ~n
discovered before the four-year limit for filing the case had expired. Belh's
attorney said he probably would appeal the verdict.
Pr011ecutlon of biz clleam urged
LOS ANGELES -Saying the practice costs California more than $2
billion a year, the LittJe Hoover Commission has called for a crackdown on tax
cheaters who don't report cash income or expenditures. Some laborers are
simply ''paid cash at the end of the shift from the back of a pickup tru~k." the
commission said in a report Wednesday to the governor and the Legislature.
Nathan Shapell, chairman of the watchdog commi&Sion. said the losses result
from "hundreds of thousands of daily transactions involvi ng self-employed
people and employers and employees who pay or receive cash for work
performed or for goods sold without withholding or reporting the proper
income, payroll or sales taxes."
State IJag dalgner dlea at 72
SAN RAFAEL -DonaJd Grcame Kelley, artist and editor who left bis
best-known design -the California bear flag -flying high above ev ery state
building, is dead . at 72. Kelley, ~ho was. commissioned in 1953 by ~~e.
Legislature to design the banner. died at his home Sunday of Lou Gehng s
disease. His design ended the state"s search since 1846 for an adequate
representation of the CaJifomia grizzly. Critics said earlier flags had bears that
looked more like the rhinoceros, or stuffed pigs.
Mandel• reqae.m vl•1t by Botlla
DURBAN, South Africa -Attackers hurled a hand grenade early today
into the Cape Town home ofa leader of the mixed-race Labor Party. killing a
16-year-old faf!lily fri.en~ and injured ~e ~litician's three sons, party ~ffici_a~s
said. Meanwhile. Wtnrue Mandela said an Cape Town after a special v1s1t
Wednesday to her jailed husband Nelson Mandela, the country's top black
leader, that he wanted President P.W. Botha to visit him in Pollsmoor Pnson
"and get his direct vie'W1. ••Mandela,.. a leader oftbe outlawed African National
Congress, has been in prison since 1964, after being convicted of plotting
sabotage.
Pope beatffJa nan, forillva lier tiller
.KJNSHASA, Zaire -Pope John Paul II today beatified Sister Anuarite
Nengapeta, a nun who was murdered in 1964 because she refused the sexual
advances ofan army colonel, and publicly forpve her killer. Vatican officials
had said John Paul would meet with her assailant, but instead the pope forgave
him dutina an Assumption Day Mass in Kinshasa, the capital of Zaire. "I mysc~ in the name of the whole church, forgive (him) with all my heart," the
pontin said in remarks inserted at the last moment into his prepared homily.
Salclde cu bomber ~l.lJ• mUJtlamaa
TEL AVIV, Israel -A suicide car bomber, driving a white Mercedes,
killed a member of an Israeli-backed miht1a in Israel's sccunty zone in south
Lebanon today. Military sources said the attack took place at a militia
checkp0int five miles north oft he Israeli border. Timur GokscJ: spok.csman for
the United Nations Interim Foroc in Lebanon (UNI r1L). said Irish
pcacekccplna trool)S rq>orted a loud explosion which sent a huge; cloud of
smoke into the air north ofBeit Yahoun. He had no further information on the
explosion and had not yet received reports of casualties.
Solldulty mub IJftb. •anlYenary
GDANSK. Poland -With scores of police patrolling nearby, l.ech
Walesa commemorated the fll\h anniversary of Solidarity, the Soviet bloc's
first free trade union, by ur&Jna workers to tum from protest to problem·
solvina. Strikes and anti·aovcmmcnt demonstrations arc no lonaer realistic.
said Walesa. who founded the movement 1n 1980. "Some of our protests
ricochet apjnst us." he said. "TI?c pr<?P8ms and slopns ofSohdarity arc aood. but we must flnd concrete solutions.'
SeYe.D tilled bl Jfezlcui bu orull
ACAPULCO, Mextco -A spccdeqa bus crashed into a brid1e at tile Pa~yo River and plun&ed into a lS·foot dilc~ lullina seven peo-ple and
n\iunna 18, lhc Federal Hiabway Police said. Omcer Tamez Cavaz.os said
Wednesday the bus of thr R'cd Arrow line ran into a bridae wall beeauSt' of
"am moderate speed on• detcendina cuNe" 4S milH west of this Plclfic reson
on th.e hiahway to Mexico City.
-~, l
Probe
due for
jet tail
'.f9K YO (AP) -The Transport
Mmist.ry tod~y ordered inspection of
the tad section of all Boeing 747s
flo.wn by Japanese airlines because of
e~idence .that a tail-end failure caused
a )U.mbo Jet to slam into a mountain,
killing 520 people.
Preliminary evidence in a .joint
U.S.-Japanesc probe of Monday's
crash of a Japan Air lines jct, the
~oi:st sin$le-ptarre crash in history,
in~1cat~d 1t wa~ caused by a structural fa~lurc 10 tMlall section, the ministry
said.
"The c:irc~mstanccs (of the crash)
seem to indicate that the damage to
th~ vertical stabilizer and the rudders
mi~t be the starting point of the
accident," it said. .
Three pieces of the tail section were
found in Sagami Bay outside of
Tokyo, indicating that they had come
off the plane well before the crash.
A spokesman for Japan Air Lines,
whose ~cet of 48 jumbo jets is the
largest ID the world, said the order wo~~ not disrupt service. He refused
add1t1onal comment.
The ~overnment owns 34.9 percent
of the airline.
The ~inistry's order also applies to
~I Boeing 747 passenger and argo
Je ts flown by three other Japanese
-..~
Emperor Hirohito. the only
aurYivlng \Vorld \Var D
monarch. told 7 .ooo rela-
tive of war dead In Japan
\Veclneaday that he atlll
,nevea for war vlctlma and
praya for peace.
V-JDay
ceremony
powerful
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Vice
Presid~nt ,Ge<?!Je Bush, flanked by th~ nation s m1htary leaders. tearfully
paid homage to America's war dead
on the 40th anniversary of the end of
World War II as majestic warships
and thundering jets awed thousands
of onlookers.
The event Wednesday. dubbed
"Peace in the Pacific." marked the
first-ever o11iclally sanctioned cel-
ebration of the victory over Imperial
Japan.
The emphasis was on military
m.ight ra~her than peace, however, ~1th rousmg speeches, a dozen fighter ~cts and a seven-ship flotilla that
included America's most powerful
World War II-era battleshil>, the USS N~wJersey. Thcshipisequ1p~ now
with 32 Tomahawk cruise missiles in
addition to its nine giant 16-inch
guns.
The maritime display marked the
laraest gathcrinB of warships in San
Francisco Bay smce the end of World
War II .
"forty years ago the killina stop-
ped. the guns were silent. the bombs
dropped no more," Bush said on the
wind-swept niaht deck of the USS
Enterprise. ''When news arrived of
the war's end, people literally poured
out into the street. Church bells rang.
Men and women wept openly. And
the quiet fear that so many of us had
known for so Iona ... wasat last over."
The Enterprise. the nation's first
nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, was
anchored I;.000 yards otTshorc be·
tween the uolden Gate Bridge and
the Oakland.S.ft Francisco Bay Brid&c. The mammoth vessel, which
dwarfed the New .Jersey, served at
Bush's review station.
The vice president, ·a former Navy
pilot who was shot down by the
Japanese in I 944 on his S8th combat
mission, was joined by the elite of the
American command, includina De·
fense Secre&.ary Caspar Wcinberscr,
Secretary of State Ocorsc Shultz and
leaden of the three armed services.
,, .
Critical Tall Piece May Have Caused Crash-.. --
• Part• of vertlcel
stabilizer found at sea
90 mites from crash site
• Parts of rudder found
at crash scene
Tail Assembly
Boeing 747SR
carriers -AU Nippon Airways, J~pan Asian Airways, a JAL
subsidiary, and Nippon Cargo Air-
lines.
The ministry ~id "visual" and
"non-destructive" in~tions· of the
planes' vertical stabilizers and rud-
ders, including the tallfin-to-fusclage
attachment, would begin today.
The inspections arc to be con-
ducted within the next 100 flight
hours of aU 7475 with more than
15.000 takeoff-landing "cycles," and
within 300 flight hours for those with
less than LS.000 cycles.
Meanwhile, hundreds of workers
wearing surgical masks against the
stench of death continue to scour the
crash site on S;408-foot Mt. Osutaka
for remains of the 520 people who
perished in the crash 70 miles
Fllltn HCUon
/ of vertical
atabihzer
nort~wcsl of Tokyo. There were tour
survivors.
A temporary r:norguc was set up at a
sc~ool gymnasium at Fujioka, 25
miles away, where helicopters trans-
ported ~e remains for identification
and dehvery to grieving relatives.
The bodies of about 2SO victims
had been r~overed and 75 of them
were identified. JAL officials said
today. The. Japan. Broadcasting Corp.
(NHK) said pohce had decided to
stop ~eporting the numbers because
rcmarns now be1Dg found were too
mutilated to count.
A~~ 2,000 relatives and friends
of v1cums had assembled at Fujioka
at JAL expense to help identify and
claim the bodies, and Kyodo News
~r:vicc said a h~ndful were allowed to
y1s1t th~ eras~ site by helicopter today
10 kecping·w1th Japanese custom.
DEFER BIEt;ING ~
No bllllng untll J•nury 11M
Minimum $200 ~ euf)ftCt to credtt tipp'ovel.
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Jackson
buys out
Beil ties
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Pop
supers~r Michael Jackson reportedly
has paid more than $40 m1llloo m a
deal .that gives him control of
copynaht~ to nearly all songs wntten
by the 'Beatles.
The primary part of the deal 1s the
catalogue of 25 l songs written by
Beatles John Lennon and Paul
McCart.ney between 1964 and 1970.
The~ include such often-recorded
classics as "Yesterday," "Michelle "
"Help," "The Long and Wind1~g
Road" and "let It Be."
The entertainment trade news-
paper Variety reponed the purchase
~ednesday, and the Los Angeles
Tames reported today that sources
close to Jackson confirmed the deal
was made.
The agr~ment reportedly covers
all Lennon-McCartney wnttcn songs
except for four: "Love Me Do" and
''P.S. 1 Love You,'' which are con·
troll~ ~Y McC.artncy's MPL Com-
mumcauons, and "Please Please Me"
and "Ask Me Why," owned by Dick
James Music UO.-'-'
Norman Winter, a spokesman for
Jackson. would 11cither confirm nor
deny th~ ~~rt Wednesday and
referred 1nquines to the entertainer's
attorney, John Branca. Branca would
n~t comment on the deal. but said he
might be.able to discuss at later ID the
week or early next week.
lllcbael Jackeoll
Jackson's acquis1tion of A TV
Music, a unit of the British entertafo-
ment conglomerate. ACC was de·
scribed by industry ex~ru as one of
the.lalJC~t music a~u1sinons ever by
an 1ndivtdual. the Tnnes reported.
ln~olved .. are . 40,000 song
copY!'ghts._ 1nclud1ng composttions
by Little Richard, the Pointer Sisters
Pat Benatar and the Pretenders. '
Branca said Jackson recently had
purchased several other music
catalogues. including compositions
by the rock group Sly and the Family
Stone and such ea~IS rock and roll hits
as "Runaround uc" and "The
Wanderer."
The Beat!~ songs il<lCOunt for "a
substantial amount of A TV's overall
income," the head of one major
m_usic publishing company that onc-e
tf!ed to buy the catalogue told the
Times. "About 80 of those songs arc
what we call 'real serious earners."'
Look, Ma,
_Seethbse
escar-go!.
LONDON (AP) -His eyes ~ed
over and his hand shook with the final
sp0onfuls, but American T~mas
''Muskrat" Grttnc broke 1 world
record for gluttony by devourin1 2.2 ~unds of snails in less 1.Mn three
minutes.
"Everybody's JOt a ,a;ft, and bis
h~ppens to be hts stomach, .. said a
fnend, Sarah Burlason.
Greene, 45, a marina worker from
Deale. Md.. accomplished bis feat
Wednesday 1n 2 minutes, 43.95
seconds -more than a rn'inutc better
than his EnJlisb rival's all-time mark
for snail swallowing.
During the gastronomic showdown
at a London restaunun, the 203-
pound Greene dipl)ed methodically
1Dto a bowl of about 220 shelled.
sautccd escargot He stopped once fo;
a s1p of water. ,
His opponent, Peter Dowdcswell
45, of Earls Barton tn central England•
who held the snaJl-eating record fo;
12 years, left a fifth of the snails in bis
bowl.
.. I had a bad day " sud
Dowdeswell, lookinf depressed
"Halfway through 1t, felt heavy.';
Dowdcs-we.U.-Who claims.244 world
eaung and drinking titles from down-
ing beer to chcwina &lass and razor
blades, announced after the contest
that he was retiring temporarilty to
und~rgo surgery for a "strangulated
hernia."
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was arrc1tcd May 20 after beina Michael Walker's lawyers said bis
aocuscd of droppirJ about 120 e1se. too. would be P~Judiccd by a
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muments in the Maryland coun-Joint trial probably would include NEW IBERIA La. _ Hurricane panny ~re down on tbe central BAL Tl MORE (AP) -A federal Harvet II granted the request at the trysidc outside Wasbinaton. evidence which would be inad~ Louisiana coast tOday with torrential nun and wa.nd austs of 8S mph •. a.nd
Judge today ordered separate es-stan o a two-day hearing Of! dozens His 22-year-old son, a sailoraboard misuble apins1 Michael alone. authorities said more than 30,ooo people were evacuated fr<>m o~shore dnlhna
p1onage 1nal1> for John A Walker Jr.. of ptt·trial motions. the USS Nimitz, was charaed two In additton to the Walkers. Jerry A. rip and towns as far south as Galveston. Texas. But as the leadmg edae of the accu~d of leading a family spy nna He said John WalkerwouJd be tned days later with espfonqe after in· Whitworth orDavis. Calif., a friend of iprawlina, wet storm lashed the coast wt lb thun,dtntON11S· the path shifted
which sold Navy secrets to 1he Soviet Oct. 28, the date previously set for a vestiaators alleaedly found a 1 S· John Walker. also has been charged slightly to the north, promptina forecastei:s to adju~l predacuons for landfall,
U n1011. and his son. Michael. joint trial. and M1<lhael Walker's trial pound box of class1fted documents with espion~e in the case. expected in the marshes south of New l~na. qale ~1nds and flash floods were
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A 10.1 percent decline in sales of new cars 1~ early August stemmed par:tly
from the effect of a 3-week-old car haulers stnke on an already weakenang
market, analysts say. Chrysler Corp .• whose. dealers ha~ a large oversuppl>: of
cars when the strike began. was the only maJor domestic aut~malcer reporttng a year-to-year sales increase Wednesday for th.e Aug. i.10 penod. Its ~les wert
up IS percent Meanwhile, the government said Wed.nesday that business sal~s
plunged 2.1 percent in June, the second largest decline on record. It als~ said
unsold inventories continued to pile up. On a m~~ upbeat note, the Naiionul Association of Realtors reported that sales of eiustmg homes rose 3.1 percent
nationally in the second quarter over last year's level.
MIA remabJ• Down to Honol ulu
MANILA, Philippines -Caskets containing what m!lY be tile remains of
26 Americans missing in the Vietnam War left for the United St~tes today, ! 0
years after the end of a confllct in which more than 2,400 ~men~ans are still
unaccounted for. If the remains are identified as Amcncans .. tl wou.ld be
Communist Vietnam's largest single deli very ever of the remains of missing
U.S. service personnel and citizens.
Kocb ral11e11 11.aes for water wuten
NEW YORK -New York City, fighting to C?nserve a:iore water durini
its drought has ordered water-saving sbowerheads installed tn apanments and
private ho;,,es and started using a helicopter to spot ~·water sn~ks" from
above. The city also increased fines for violators and plans to boost its force of
water watchdogs, Mayor Edward I. Koch announced Wednesday. Those
caught watering their lawns now must pay $200. up from $100. and the
watering oflawns between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. has a hefty $500 penalty. That's a
SOO percent increase, reflecting the higher cost of enforcement at .those hours
plus the fact that nightime watering is an indication the viola.tors are .. sneaks"
deliberately breaking the law, said an environmental co mm1ss1oner.
And-AIDS bJa• ordlaaace appr oved
LOS ANGELES -Concerned that AIDS victim s are ~ing treated. as
.. lepers," the City Council unanimously adopted a~ ordinance t>:anning
discrimination agajn~t people who have contracted the disease. The o~dmancc,
believed to be the first of its kind in the country, would allow the city to sue
employers who fire or refuse to hire A_IDS victims, restaurants that bar people
with the disease and landlords who evict tenants or who turn down pro.specuve
renters because of AIDS. Dentists' and doctors' offices, ~hools. hospitals and
nursing homes are incl uded 1n the ordinance. However. blood banks and
sperm banks are exempted.
Malpract1ce verdlct agabJ•t Belll
SAN FRANCISCO -A $5.8 million malprac1ice verdict has been
returned agajns1 1he law firm of Melvin Belli, who has been collecting hefty
judgments in personal injury c.ases for decades. A S~pen<:>r CourtJu.ry '.fuesday
returned the verdict in. favor of 31-year-old quadnplegic Leon G1es1ck. who
was crippled in an autoaccidenl and retained Belli's firm to sue ~octors and the
hospital over his treatm~nl. His l~wyer, James Bos~w1c.k. claimed ~he firm
failed to properly supervise one of its auomeys who in1ttaUy was assigned to
the case. Properly handled, he said, medical malpractice would have be~
discovered before the four-year limit for filing the case had ex pired. Beth's
attorney said he probably would appeal the verdict.
Prosecat1oa of tll% cbeatll urged
LOS ANGELES -Saying the practice costs Californ ia more than S1
billion a )'.car. the Linle Hoover Commission has called for a crackd own on tax
cheaters who don't report cash income or expenditures. Some laborers are
simply .. paid cash at the end of the shift from the back of a pickup tru~k." the
commission said in a report Wednesday to the governor and the Legislature.
Nathan Shapell, chairman of the watchdog commission, said the losses result
from "hundreds of thousands of daily transactions involving self-employed
people and employers and em~loyees who pay or recei ve cash for work
performed or for goods sold without withholdmg or reporting the proper
10come, payroll or sales taxes."
State nag de.lgaer dles at 72
SAN RAFAEL -Donald Greame Kelley, artist and editor who left his
best-known design -the California bear flag -Oying high above every state
building, is dead . at 72. Kelley, "'.ho was. comm issioned in 1953 by ~~c
Legislature to design the banner, died at his home Sunday of Lou Gehng s
disease. His design ended the state's search since 1846 for an adequate
representation of the California grizzly. Critics said earlier Oag& had bears that
looked more like the rhinoceros, or stuffed pigs.
Mandela reqaa'8 vialt by Botba
DURBAN, South Africa -Attackers burled a hand grenade early today
into the Cape Town home of a leader oftbe mixed-race Labor Party, killing a
16-year-old famjly friend and injured the politician's three sons, party officials
said. Meanwhile, Winnie Mandela said in Cape Town after.a special visi t
Wednesday to her jailed husband Nelson Mandela. the country's top black
leadet, that he wanted President P.W. Botha to visit him in Pollsmoor Prison
·•and get his direct views." Mandela, a leader of the outlawed African National eQJJll'elS,. has-been in pri~l'l s~.il after licio.._amYictetloLplottin& sabotage.
Pope beatHJes nan, forgive. IJer k JUer
. KINSHASA, Zaire -Pope John Paul II today beatified Sister Anuarite
Nenppeta, a nun who wu murdered in I 964 because she refused the sexual
advances ofan army colonel, and publicly forgave her killer. Vatican officials
had said John Paul wou ld meet with her assailant, but instead the pope forgave
him during an Assumption Day Mass in Kinshasa, the capital of Zaire. ··1
myset.f, in the name of the whole ch urch, forgive (him) with all my heart," the
pontin said in remarks inserted at the last moment into bis prepared homily
Sulclde car bomber k.IU• mUltJ•maJJ
TEL AVIV. tsrael -A suicide car bomber, driving a whit~ Mercedes, killed a member of an Israeli-backed mil itia in Israel's security zqne in south
Lebanon today. Military sources said the attack took plact •t a militia
ctieclc.point five miles nonb of the Israeli ~rdcr. Timur Goksel, s~kesman for
the United Nations lnlerim Force in Lebanon (UNIF1L).: said Irish
peacekeepina troops reported a loud explosion which sent a huae cloud of
smoke into the air north ofBeit Yaboun. He had no further information on tht explosion and had not yet received reports of casualties. ,..
SoUdarlty mar.b nttlJ •nnlYerNry
GDANSK. Poland -With &CO~ of police _P.atrollina nearby, Lech
Walesa commemorated the fif\h anniversary of Solidarity, the Soviet bloc's
first free trade union, by ur&lna workers to tum from protest to problem·
solvioa. Strikes and aoti-aovemment demonstrations are no lonacr reaJistlc.
said W1laa1 who founded the movement in 1980. ''Som of our protest
ricochet aplnst us ... be said. ''The ~ms and slopns ofSolid11rity are good, but we must find concrete solutions.'
Seftm ~ed bl JleJdca11 ba• cru.fa
ACAPULCO, Mexico -A apcedina bus crashed into a bridge at the
PaPIJIYO River and plunaed into a IS-foot ditch kJllina seven people and
mjunftl' 18, the Federal Hiabway· Police said. Officer Tamez Cava:ios s1ud
Wednctd.ay the bus or the l{ed Arrow line ran mto a brid&e wall because of
••immoderate speed on a ac~ndina curve" 4' miks wut of this Pacific resort
on ihc highway lo Mexico City.
Probe
due for·
.jet tail
TOKYO (AP) -The Transpon
Ministry today ordered inspection of
the tail section of all Boeing 747s
flown by Japanese airlines because of
evidence that a tail-end failure caused
a jumbo jct to slam into a mountain,
killing 520 people.
Preliminary evidence in a Joint
U.S.-Japancse probe of Monday'.&
crash of a Japan Air Lines jet, the
worst sjnJ!e-plane crash in history,
indjcated 1t was caused by a structural
failure in the tail section, the ministry
said.
"The circumstances (of the crash)
seem to indicate that the damage to
the vertical stabilizer and the rudders
miiht be the startjng point of the
accident," it said.
Three pieces of the tail section were
found in Sagami Bay outside of
Tokyo, indicating that they had come
off the plane well before the crash.
A spokesman for Japan Air Lines,
whose fleet of 48 jumbo jets is the
largest in the world, said the order
would not disrupt service. He refused
additional comment.
The government owns 34. 9 percent
of the airline.
The ministry's order also applies to
21 Boeing 747 passenger and cargo
jets flown by three other Japanese
,.,~
Emperor Hlrohlto, the only
aurvlYing \Vorld \Var n
monarch, told 7 ,000 rela-
tive of war dead In Japan
\Vedneaday that he •till
grtevea for war victim• and
praya for peace.
V-JDay
ceremony
powerful
se.N FRANCISCO (A P) -Vice
President Geor_ge Bush, flanked by
the nation's miht.ary leaders, tearfully
paid homage to America's war dead
on the 40th anniversary of the end of
World War II as majestic warships
and thundering jets awed thousands
of onlookers.
The event Wednesday, dubbed
"Peace in the Pacific," marked the
firsr-ever officially sanctioned cel-
ebration of the vict~f}'. over Imperial
Japan. - -
The emphasis was on military
might rather than peace, however,
with rousing speeches, a dozen fighter ~ets and a seven-ship flotilla that
included America's most powerful
World War II-era battleshi{>. the USS
New Jersey. The ship is ~quip~ no.w
with 32 Tomahawk cruise m1ss1les 10
addition to its nine gian.t 16-inch
llJnS.
The maritime display marked the
largest gathcrinJ of warships in San
Francisco Bay since the end of World
War II.
"Forty years ago the kimna stop-
ped, the guns wetc silent, the bombs
dropped no more," Bush said on the
wind-swept flight deck of the USS
Enterprise. "When news arrived of
the war's end, people literally poured
out into the street. Church bells rang.
Men and women wept openly. And
the quiet fear that so many of us had
known for so Iona ... was at last over."
The Enterprise, the nation's first
nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, was
anchored l ,000 yards offshore be-
tween the Golden Gate Bridge and
tbc Oakland-San Francisco Bay
Bridie. The mammoth vessel. which
dwarfed the New Jersey, served as
Bush's review station.
The vice president, a former Navy
pilot who was shot down by the
Japanese in 1944 on his S8th oombat
m1ss1on, wa joined by the chte of the
American command, includina ~
fcntc Secretary Ca par Wcanbcrser
Secretary of tatc Gcorae hultz and
leaden of the thrte armed services.
Critical Tall Piece May Havt Cause d Craah---
• Parta of vertical
atablllzer found at aea
90 milea from crash alt•
• Parts of rudder found
at crash acene
Tail Assembly
Boeing 747SR
carriers -All Nippon Airways,
Japan Asian Airways, a JAL
subsidiary, and Nippon Cargo Air-
lines.
The ministry ~id "visual" and
"non-destruttivc' inspections of the
planes' vertical stabilizers and rud-
ders, including the t.ailfin-to-fuselagc
attachment, would begin today.
The inspections arc to be con-
ducted within the next 100 flight
hours of all 747s with more than
15,000 takeoff-landing "cycles," and
within 300 flight hours for those with
less than I S,000 cycl~.
Meanwhile, hundreds of workers
wearing surgical masks against the
stench of death continue to scour the
crash site on 5,408-foot Mt. Osutaka
for remains of the 520 people who
perished in the crash 70 ~iles
Fllen MCtlon
/ of vertical
atabillztr
northwest of Tokyo. There were tour
survivors.
A.temporary morgue was set up at a
school gymnasium at Fujioka, 25
miles away, where helicopters trans-
ported the remains for identification
and delivery10 grieving relatjvcs.
The bodies of about 250 victims
had been recovered and 7S of them
were identified, JAL officials. said
today. The Japan Broadcasting Corp.
(NHK) said police had decided to
stop reporting the numbers because
remains now being found were too
mutilated to count.
About 2,000 relatives and friends
of victims had assembled at Fujioka
at JAL expense to help identify and
claim the bodies, and Kyodo News
Service said a handful were allowed to
visit the crash site by helicopter today
in keeping with Japanese custom.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -Pop
superstar Michael Jackson reportedly
has pajd more than $40 mjllion in a
deal that gives him control of
copyri&hts to nearly all songs written
by the "'Beatles.
The primary pan of the deal is the
catalope of 251 songs written by
Beatles John Lennon and Paul
McCartney between 1964 and 1970.
These include such often-recorded
classics as "Yesterday," "Michelle,"
·•Help," "The Long and Winding
Road" and "Let It Be."
The entertainment trade news-
paper Variety reponed the purchase
Wednesday and the Los Angeles
Times reported today that sourees
close to Jackson confirmed the deal
was made.
The agreement reportedly covers
all Lennon-McCartney written songs
except for four: "Love Mc Do" and
"P.S. I Love You," which are con·
trolled by McCartney's MPL Com-
munications, and ''Please Please Me"
and "Ask Me Why," owned by Dick
James Music Ltd.
Norman Winter, a spokesman for
Jackson, would neither confirm nor
deny the report Wednesday and
referred inquiries to the entertainer's
attorney, John Branca. Branca would
not comment on the deal. but said he
might be able to discuss 1t later in the
week or early next week.
t .
lllcbael Jack.eon
Jackson's acqu1s1t1on of A TV
Music, a unit of the British entertain-
ment conglomerate ACC. was de-
scribed by industry experts as one of
1hc la~t music a~uisitions ever by
an individual, the Tames repor.ted.
lnvolved are 40.000 song
copyri&hts, including compositions
by Little Richard, the Pointer Sisters,
Pat Benatar and the Pretenders.
Branca said Jackson recently had
purchased several otbcr music
catalogues, including composiuons
by the rock group Sly and the Family
Stone and such early rock and roll hns
as "Runaround Sue" and ··The
Wanderer."
The Beatles songs account for "a
substantial amount of A TV's overall
income," the head of one major
music publishing company that once
tried to buy the catalogue told the
Times. "About 80 of those songs are
what we call ·real serious earners ....
Cook, Ma,
# Seethbse
escar-go!
LONDON (AP) -His eyes lined
over and his hand shook wt th the final
spoonfuls but American Thomas
"Muskrat:. Greene broke 1 world
record for glunony by devourina 2.2
pounds of snails in less than tnrec
minutes.
.. Everybody's JOl a sift, and his
happens to be his stomach, .. said a
f nend, Sarah Burlason.
Greene, 4S, a marina worker from
Deale, Md., accomplished his feat
Wednesday in 2 minutes, 43.95
seconds -·more than a minute better
than his English rival's all-rime mart
for snail swallowing.
During the gastronomic showdown
at a Lond-On rcttaura~ the 20.3-
pound Greene dipped methodically
into a bowl of about 220 shelled,
sautced escargot. He stopped onoe for
a sip of water.
His opponent, Peter OOwdesweU,
' 45, of Earls Barton in central England,
who held the snail-eating record for
I 2 years, left a fifth of the snails 10 his
bowl.
··1 had a bad day," sa1d
Dowdes,_well. lookinf depressed.
.. Halfway through it, fett heavy.''
Dowdeswell, who cla'ims 244 world
eaung and dnnking titles from down-
~ mg beer to chewing &)ass and razor
blades, anno4nced after the contest
that he was retinng temporarilty to
undergo surgery for ll "strangulated
hemta."
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UCI study finds 'Catch 22'
in willow tree chemical
Irvine'
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81 PlllL SNEmERMAN °' .. ..., .......
The Siem willow tree produces a
b1ttcr, upirin-hke chemical to repel
oenain insects. But UC Irvine ro-
sean:hm have found that one pet.Icy
insect is usina this same chemic.al to
promote its own survival -and is
damaaina the willows in tbe prooess.
Thcte ''Catch-22" willow findinp
cmef&Cd from a three-year study
supervised by Dr. John Smiler.
uaistant professor of bioloaical sci·
eoces and a specialist in plant-insect
interactions. His study, publilhed in
Science map.zinc, wu supported by aranu from the Uruvcraii of Cali· forna to tbe UC Whtttountain
Research Laboratory LO the Sierra
Nevadas.
UO officials said Smdey's study was tbe first to document that a plant
can be harmed by one of its own
chemicals and that subst.-nces
secreted br beetles actually promote
tbc insects survival.
Tbe rnearoh rOCUICd on the larvae
or win&lcss immature forms or the beetle called Chrysomela acnicollis.
These inleCU ate found in common
willows in the Eastern Siem Nevada.
The leaves of these uees ate rich in
a bitter chemical called salicin,
created by the uw to repel insects.
Scientists call tbia substance a sec-
ondary chemical because it is not
used for powth, reproduction or
other primary plant functions.
Salicin is close!~ related to aspirin,
which is chemically known as
salicylic acid. UCJ officials say
salictn·rich willow bark wu a popular
painkiller in ancient times.
Though this chemical keeps many
insecu away, UCI rcseard1ers found
that the beetle larvae have come to
enj.oy eating plants that contain
salietn.
They consume the leaves and tum
the chemical into salicy1aldebyde, a
related chemical with a bitter odor
and a bum.int Wte. The msects store
the repellent in special aJand and
leCTCte it when they are attacked by
ants and other j)red.ators.
But the UCI IC'ienlisu found that
the cberrucal ls uted up quickl)' when
the bettles are under attack. forcina
the insects to co111ume more willow
leaves to repleniah this natural ~
pellent.
Smiley said the willow trees face an
uncertain future unless they cbanae
their biochemical defense 1)'1tem.
But he said be believes nature bas a war. of correctina such problems.
• The question of why planu
produce so many kinda of secondary
chemicals is linked to the process or
evolution." he said. "What this
tt1eal'Ch suacsu is that imecu can
put prcuun: .onplanu to prodl&CC new
chemicals.
"In this case, insects have already
forced the willow to j)foduce a very
effective repellent. S~ a certain
beetle then develooed the ability to
use this chemical fur its oW!\ protec-
tion, the willow will eventually have
to chanae."
Doun 't that feel good?
ByPHILSNEJDERMAN
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Tbe Irvine Medical Center Board
of Directors bas authorized the
mclJer or a community health care
coalition with American Medical
International, the corporation that
will build and operate an $86 million
177-bed acute care hospital and other
services in Irvine .
. The partnership was announced
two months aao when the two aroups
endorted 1 memorandum of under-
standina. The formal meraer agree-
ment was approved at the Aua. 2
meeting of the IMC Board.
.Yachtfrau.dpla!1 wouldn't float P'lfteen-montb-old Tiffany Pattenon of Weetmln•ter, ln
the anu of her mother Debbie, aeta a tbrUl oat of touchtna
the water comtnc from the fountain .calptare at Mlle
Square Park In Fountain Valley.
American Medical ia an investor·
owned health care company, based m
Beverly Hills, which owns and oper-
ates more than 165 hospitals and
health care centers throuahout the
world. In Orange County, AMI
already operates three other hospitals
and an imaaina c.cnter at UC Irvine
Medical Center in Orange.
Irvine Medical Center is made up
of community members who have
been working toward construction of
medical facilities in Irvine, the largest
California city without its own hosp1·
tal. The group obtainstate approval
for an Irvine hospital in 1983 and
final city approval last March.
LONG BEACH (AP) -Four men
trying to d1spo~ of a yacht that
wouldn't sell or sink have landed 1n
court after launching an alleged plot
to dunk the boat and collect in-
surance, authorities said.
The men pleaded innocent Tues-
day dunng arraignment on felony
charies that include sin long a boat for
fraudulent purposes. A prchminary
heanna was scheduled Sept. '6
The men were identified as Joseph
Strauss, 57, the boat's pnmary owner,
investor Raymond Davison, 44. part-
owner ofihe craf'\; Lome Creasey, 30.
and Thomas Memll, 44.
Lona Beach pohce said evidence
against the men centers on a farewell
party aboard the 43-foot yacht on July
I I, the day before It sunk.
Creasey and Merrill allegedly
smppcd the yacht of It~ electronic
gear while guests partied on deck,
detectives said.
Detecuve Paul Cha<;tain said one of
1he revelers was told: "Take a long,
hard look at this boat, you're never
going to see 11 again."
Chastain and Deputy D1stnct At-
torney Wilham Hod&eman said the
yacht needed expcn$1ve repairs and
the owners were eager. but unable, to
sell at.
They had a S 110 000 insurance
pohcy on the boat. C"hasta1n and
Hodgeman said
One woman who attended the
party was suit on board when
Davison amved the following day,
Hodgeman said. "Evidently, she
partied a little hard and found herself
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on board the next day."
Davison told the woman, whose
name was not released by police, tha t
he would take her home after running
an errand. Chastain said.
The errand involved motoring to
CatBlana, where a hole was cut in the
boat, he alleged.
The yacht went down but the cabin
floated back to the surface.
Authontacs traced the owners of
the boat through a "For Sale" sign in
the cabin window. listmg the names
and telephone numbers. the pro~
ecutor said.
Davison and the woman in the
meantime had taken off 1n a motor·
boat, but ran out of ps and had to be
towed to shore by the Coast Guard,
Chastain said.
Boat parade Sunday
Decorated boats reflecting a com·
mon theme will cruise Newport
Harbor dunna the 25th annual
Character Boat Parade on Sunday.
The event, sponsored by the Com·
modores Division of the Newport
Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce,
1s expected 10 draw more than 50
boats adorned m this year's rarade
theme, "Amenca the Beaut1fu ."
A Newport Harbor fireboat will
start the parade at 2 p.m. at the Balboa
Ba) Cl ub and lead the two-hour
procession.
Judging this year's compct1 t1on will
be Newport Beach Mayor Phil
Maurer, Police Chief Pete Gross,
Judge Calvin Schmidt, school distnct
Superintendent Dr. Norman Loats
and Bob Wilcox.
Awards will be presented in several
categories. ·
Any boat appropnately decorated
1s invited to JOin the parade free of
charge. Applications should be sub-
mitted by Aug. IS to the Newport
Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce.
For more information, call the
chamber at 644-8211 .
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The regional center that American
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have teaching affiliations with the
UCI College of Medicine and Saddle·
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Construction 1s expected to begin
next spring, with completion sched·
uled in late 1987. The medical center
will be built at Alton Parkway and
San Canyon Road .
Through its agreement with Amen ·
C'an Medical, the Irvine Medical
Center coalition has received SIS
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Kri·s11nas
win one
at Bi-A
stadium
U .&appeals court
rules Anaheim law
unconstituttona-1 -
SAN FRANCISCO (A P) -Up-
holding the naht of Hare Knshna
members to ask for donations outside
Anaheim Stadium. a federal appeals
court ruled Tuesday that Anaheim's
law requ1nng a permit for solicitina
donations 1s unconsutuuonal.
Relymg on free-speech protections
m the Cahfom1a Constitution. the 9th
U.S. C1rcu1t Court of Appeals said
Anaheim could not ban sohc1tat1on
merely because stadium spectators
might be annoyed, and could not a.ave
city officials unlimited authonty to
decide whether to issue a permit.
The court also ruled that the
parking lot and walkways at the
stadium "must be open to expressive
activity," such as sohcting donations,
"unless the act1v1ty is basically 1n-
compat1ble w1th the intended use of
the facility."
The permit ordinance on which the
court ruled was repealed last year and
replaced by a less-restnctive measure.
But the court said the new ordinance
has some of the same defects. 1nclud-
1ng a failure to require a Judicial
heanng before a sohc1tauon permit 1s
denied
The c1t)Lv1olated free-speech nghts
by g1 v1ng 1ts officials unguided discre-
tion to refuse permits and by regu-
lating "on1y those speakers whose
messa~e mcludes an appeal for
funds,· said the opinion by Judge
Wilham Noms
Members of the lnternauonal So-
ciety of Knshna Consciousness of
Laguna Beach, or ISKCON.
challenged Anaheim's denial of a
perm1t 1n 1982 to solicit donations an
the Cit).
U nder an informal agreement. the
city let the group solicit at the
Anaheim convention center, but it
refused to allow soliciting at the clly-
owned stadium. home of the baseball
Angels and football Rams.
Chief U.S. Distnct Judge Manuel
Real ruled that the city had to allow
sohc1ting at the convention ~nter but
not in the parlong lots or walkways of
the stadium because 11 was not a
"pubhc forum," hke a sidewalk or a
c11y theater.
But the appeals court said that
under the California Const1tut1on.
which protects free speech more
broadly than the U S. Constatuuon.
areas used by the pubhc for parkmg
and pedestnan traffic must be open to
free expression unless 1t confli cts w1 th
normal uses
Norm said sohc1t1ng by ISKCON
members 1s not incompatible wath
normal use of the areas outside the
· stadium or the conve ntion center,
even if some patrons may be of-
fended. Where free speech 1s at stake,
·he said, "a mere annoyance docs not
establish 1ncompatibih1y."
Mualcal entertainment
Ann Jlumuuen, Erle Brenton and
Charlene At.umo are amonc the mualclana
proYldtnf entertainment at Newport
Center'• ubton laland throaih Sept. 29.
Mute will be preaented at three location•
ln the center: Strln& mualc at the Bullock'•
Wllahlre win&1Jau at the kol pond adjacent
to Atrlu.m{:ourt and pop and contemporary
mualc near the Broadway park. Per-
fonnance timea ai:.e 11 :45 a.m. to 1 :45 p.m.
weekday•. 6 to 8 p.m. Thundaya and Friday• and 12:30 to :i:SO p.m. weekenda.
Border patrol breaks up
alien smuggling operation
Safe houses tn Santa Ana used as stopover
for as many as 200 tile al workers each week
FRESNO (A P) -A smuggling
operation suspected of transporting
up to 200 undocumented workers a
week from Tijuana to the Fresno area
was broken up early Wednesday an a
Border Patrol raid, said Regional
Commissioner Harold Ezell.
Peoplr; who made contact with
smugglers at a TiJuana restaurant
paid up to $450 each to be moved
across the border 10 safe houses 1n San
Ysidro and Santa Ana before being
taken to their destination at a squalid
Fresno County labor camp, Ezell said
at a news conference.
Five people were arrested Wednes-
day on a federal complaint that
accused I I people of conspiracy he
said
"The> ha'e a form of sla\cl)."
Ezell said of the smugglers ··1t's
anvoluntal) servitude until the~ can
pay ofTthe smuggler."
Farm workers smuggled in10 1he
country worked 60-to 70-hour weeks
for about S 120 a week. he contended
They were paid half of that amount.
and the rest of the money went 10 a
labor contractor for shelter. food and
smuggling fees, Ezell charged.
Border Patrpl agents raiding a
farmhouse and two smaJler houses on
a ranch near <;anger found roathes 1n
beds. "erm1n and rats. insufficient
toilet~ and sho""cr~ and not enough
beds for the residents. said Richard
Ne""ton. a l '.S Labor Department
compliance officer
"The place was filth> " added
Gerald Gilham. supcn-1~ory special
agent an Fresno "There 1s no central
Looking area and ..
..\ federal complaint issued ..\ug. 7
at U.S D1str1ct Court in Fresno
charged that 10 people including six
members of one family , conspired
since June 1983 to smuggle or harbor
1 llcgal aliens
The complaint named Delfino
.\rech1ga-Garcia. 50. of Fresno as the
labor contractor for the Sanger camp.
Others were Santos Bolanos-
Pcre1. 33. and his wife, Rosario
Lopez. 30. Jose Lopez-De Leon. 27,
and Je sus Lopez-De Leon. 27, all of
Del Re> near Fresno: Guadalupe
Lopez-De Leon. 34, Maximo Mar-
ques-De Leon. 32. and Beatnz Lopez.
30. and Ton> de la Cruz. 35. all of
\anta Ana. and Roberto Lopez-De
Leon. no addren lmed
Sanity hearing begins for young killer .
By the A11oclaled Press
A Garden Grove teen-ager lound
guilty of murdenng her 23-year-old
stepmother was depressed over her
parents' divorce and father's remar-
nage. a JUdge determining the girl's
sanity was told.
Orange County Superior Court
Judge Robert Fitzgerald on Monda}
convicted Cinnamon Brown . 15. of
first-degree murder for the March 19
shooting death of Linda Brown.
The second phase of the tnal. to
determine her ~n1.t) at the ume of the
sla)ing. began after Monday's guilt)
"erd1c1 and resumed Tuesda}.
( 1nnamon\ paternal grand-
mother. Manuela Brown. testified
Monda> the girl had "1maganal)
friends" and wa~ depressed over the
divorce an d the marriage of her
father. David Brown. 10 Linda.
The teen-ager was accused of
creeping 1n10 the woman's bedroom
about 2 20 a.m and finng two shots
from a .38-caliber re .. olver Mrs
Brown died 1ns1antl>
The killing was described as a
.. cold-blooded murder" by Orange
Count) Deput}' D1s1nc1 .\Horney
Mike Maguire. who said the g1rl was I
depressed and angry because the
woman had threatened to kick the girl 1
Dut of the house
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT!Thurtday, Augual 15, 1885 -A7
T
Towing firni
takes a detour
overred tape
By STEVE MARBLE
OftMo.1r,...•i.1t
Date Birkhead. a Colorado na uve
who came west wilh has wife and child
to seek his fortune in Huntington
Beach. isn't nch yet but he has learned
a thin& or two about figh11ng C 1t~
Hall
~ .\ flcdgl1na businessman 1n Hunt·
ington. Birkhead was ~mpped.of h1\
hvehhood last month when .Hie Cit)
suspended hl5 business Ileen~ to
operate a towing firm
Birkhead lost his permit bccau'><
the storage yard where he hauled lars
was not •<1Jacent to h1~ Beat:h
BouJc,ard offi ces
The 33-year-old Bir~ 11 ... ~J ..aid he
didn't realize there ~~, such a
requirement. But th~ n: was
Birkhead complained that poliu\
v.ho review tow truck operator-. in tht:
c11y. were singhnJ him out for
punishment He claimed that at lea\t
one other towtng compan> 1n Hunt·
ington Beach was v1ola11ng of the
same requirement.
The other towing busines ... said
Birkhead. as operated by (it) C oun
cllman Roben Mandie
But Birkhead needed to eat. so he
set up an office at his storagr "ard
figunng has business permit ~ould be'
restored.
!'lo such luck
"That's when they told me I needed
A N N 0 u
11 condauonal-uK permit to \tOrt car
at tht' storair lot.'' said Birkhead
"I hey Miid that would Lake a m1111
mum of silt Wet'k.s ..
Birkhead also said he was told lhat
he would have to pa y a S300
apphcataon rec lo &Cl lht' permit and
that e'en then there wert no guaran-
tee\ thiit the permit would be 1ranted.
The to~ truck operator com-
plained to cit) oflic1als that the
propert) he was USJOS for can WU
alread) being as a "ehacle storage 101
"'hen he lca'-Cd at carher th as ~car
''In fact . the cat} attome) has her
RV stored 1here." he pointed out. "~
big \\ 1nnebago "
That\ 'When he arranged to meet
v.1th \fa~or Ruth Baile)' ·
Baile} \aid she met v.tth ctt)
planners. pohce and ( 1t} A.tto~)
C1all Huuon 1n an auempt to resohe
B1rkhead's problem
She said pohce determined that b)
mo .. ing h1., office Birkhead was rm~
1n LOm phan1.e v.1th. towing regu--
lations Then Hu11on. after pondenng
the \1tuat1on agrerd that the storage
101 was le&al
T ue~da\ 81r~head was bac~ in
hu\1ness
· I reall}' don t kno"" what was
acrnmpllshed b~ all this" he mu~d r ucsda~ "f IO\I bU!>ln('SS. I had to la)
ill emplo~Ct'\ and all I got "as a ton
of red ta~"
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Coast panel can't block mining
Brenda Sands, the girl's natural
mother. 1est1fied that her daughter
called her about a week before the
slaying and complained that "she felt
hke she was going craz}' becau'>c
e"el)bod~ kept fighting there an the
house"
The teen-ager. who was 14 when
the slaying occurred. had pleaded
innocent by reason of 1nsan11y De-
fense auorney Alex Forgeue contends
'>he was legall> insane when the
shoo11ng occurred. SAN FRANCISCO (A P) -The
California Coastal Comm1ss1on has
no power to block mining on federal
land an the state coastal zone. a federal
appeals court ruled Wednesday.
Requinng manang compames to get
a permit from the state comm1ss1on
conflicts wath "the federal pohcy to
encourage mining on federal lands,"
said the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of
Appeals.
The court s~ud the U.S. Forest
Service already sets environmental
standards for mining on federal land.
California could pass addstional;
more stringent environmental re-
strictions but cannot impose a ''sec-
ond tier of permit authonty," the
court said.
"An independent state permit S)S-
tem to enforce state environmental
standards would undermine the For-
est Service's -0wn permit authonty
and 1s thus pre-empted." said the
opinion by Judge J. ChfTord Wallace
for a three-member panel.
Reversing a lower-court ruling. the
panel said Granite Roc k Co. could
continue mining limestone at Pico
Blanco in the ·Los Padres National
Forest. as authorized by the Forest
Service, without appl ymg for a state
Coastal Commission permit.
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Judge deserves
credit for any
progress at jail
Never mmd that for seven yea.rs the county
supervisors ignored a federal court order to relieve
crowded conditions at the county jail. Never mind that
during that period they refused to spend money on beds
for inmates who were sleeping on the floor, but found the
cash to buy helicopters for the Sheriff.
Never mind that the search for a construction si tc
for a new jail has become a game of political chicken,
with no supervisor willing to risk the consequences of
agreeing to house lawbreakers in his district. And never
mind that after three years of strenuous waiting, the
supervisors are about to receive a $50 million state bond
that will allow them to expand the jail by 384 beds -
about half the capacity needed to serve the current
average daily population.
All that is history. Rather sorry history, but history
nonetheless.
What is important now is that the supervisors arc
finally making an attempt to solve the problems created
by cramming almost 2,000 men into a facility designed
to accomodate l, 191 .
The super\tisors have opened a tent prison at the
James Musick Honor Farm for inmates not considered
dangerous and allocated $6 million in the 1985-86
budget to alleviate jail overcrowding. While the money
is far from enough to build a new prison -especially
when there is no construction site in sight -and while
the inmates down on the farm have not reduced the
overall problem by any appreciable amount, at least the
supervisors are confronting the issue.
Credit for the small progress that has been made
must go, not to the supervisors, but to federal District
Judge William Gray, who has gotten action· from our
politicians the same way a ranch hand with an electric
prod gets action from cattle.
Judge Gray demonstrated remarkable patience -
in retrospect, perhaps too much -by waiting seven
years for Orange County to comply with his order to
create living conditions suitable for humans at the
lockup. It seems likely that if he had waited longer, the
supervisors would have had the fortitude and d e-
termination to wait him out. Tough bunch.
Now it appears that the judge will no longer acccP.t
excuses in lieu of reform. He has intimated that he will
impose a 1,500-inmate cap on the jail poJ?ulation
effective Dec. l and reduce it by 100 in Apnl. If the
measure seems extreme, it also seems necessary.
The supervisors have demonstrated that, when
faced with a difficult problem, they are afflicted with a
political paralysis that renders them unable to make a
decision. If Judge Gray continues to accept the Orange
County Jail overcrowding problem as his own personal
crusade, it will be solved.
Otherwise. the outloo~ for change is not good.
LETTERS
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County airport solution
only keeps existing noise
To the E...d1tor
r m a retired pcr,1m 1i,1ng un the
east side of ( oc,ta :'vfr'a I rl·ad \our
headline storv ·· \1rport \\.<1r,·· 10 the
Ju l) 28 Dail\ Pilot It g1 'c' the terms
of a propo-.cd ~11kmen1 for com-
memal JCt tr;ilfo .11 John Wa)nc
airpon
In -.1mpk tl'rn1' thl· \t•ttkmcnt c;a>' ··oK folk' \ou gr1 111 l.l·cp all the
no1c,I.' ;ou \ c gnt nov. pl\1' \"011 get .a
fc~ doLt'n mon: l11gh1' (nrn .. t·) ·· 1h1'\
1s no \Cttlcmcm. 11°<. a complete
c;urrcndcr for the rc<,1dcnl\ Did thl·
count; anal} le in It\ f "'iron mental
Impact Kcport v.hJt would hJp~n 111
lht: ne1ghhorhooth hnonll O.,,ini.1 ·\n<1
Height'\ when the l11ghl'> l'\ll'l0tkd 41 '1
In m) op1n1o n and man) ot m;
neigh bor\. tht: no1'>t' from the 5'i
takeoff\ CH'" da' 1' alread.. in·
tolerable I'd hke to sec the lawsuit
proceed in State court, and see the
Judge thro"" the book (preferably the
EIR) at Lhe county If the County
Board of Supervisors had any cons·
c1ence at all about impact on the
!>urroundmg neighborhoods, they
"'ould hmll the total number of
commcrc1al Jtt flights to the 55 they
ha.,,e no~ ,
And. mu'it 1mportantl}. they would
add a prov1S1on that any airline with a
quieter JCt could replace any othc(
a1rl1ne'c; no1S1e r Jet. on any route. Boy,
then you'd really ~e the airlines
st ram hie. I be t hy Lhe end of J 985
~c:·d ha"l' all ll•\t• JCt!>. This would at
lca't provide !>Orne rehef from the
pre!.cnt nOt!>l:.
JAMES BERYLIAN
Costa Mesa
Wrong tack on Right to Vote
To the Editor
The Dail\ Pilu1 "~~ tnnfu,c:d 1n
m eduonal ··Right tu Vote·· (Jul'.Y 291
when 1t sceh to 1kn.,. 7 O()(J In inc
pet1t1oners tha1 nght L onlu .. ed in its
understa nding of how democrac)
works in a free scx1ct'r
Doe!. the Pilot. fore>t,1mplc. believe
that once the voter<\ ll•:1 .. t· the ballot
box they arc through·> No more open
council mcct1ng.,·1 Nn l ll11en lobby-
ing of counul mcmhcr\', C om-
municat1on'i. dear readers. arc out
until next voting time Hold your
tongue. 'ipeak when <ipoken to T 1 me
and place for everything
And 1t'c; not hctwec n clcc110M,
brother. Don'l wntc lc11erc,, cuher Or
telephone Didn't >'ou elrlt thr mun·
c1ls to make den'11on'i >
So &ct outa here' rouah II }OU don"t
like the counc1r, 'It) le \ ou"ll JU"
ORANGE COAST
DailyPila1
"
hJ\ r: to ""a1t 1t out unlll next election
Sorr-). pal You·r.: stuck •
.\nd as for pct1t1ons and 1n1tu111 ve ?
Forget Article One of the Constatu·
lion
c;;o whal the Pilot seems to havt
forgotten 1s tha t the measure of a
dcmocraq ·s 'itrcn&th 1s darcctl)'
proportional to the 'itrength of com·
munications ht-tween government
and the people
Second of all, the Pilot seems
lOnfused when 11 m1xec; a point of
view wuh its misreading of the
C~scnt1als of a democrat!( wc-1et y r
mean. one must uk: h the Pilo1's
\omewhat distorted view of how
'>tX1CI) works in a democratic miheia
moti vated 1n ixirt b} a m1sau1ded
hclicf 1n mott freeways.,
TO M ALEXANDER
Laauna Beacb
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ldl!Or , ... , ...
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<:nr l•1oi
Cr ... IMft '°°"'(~
·'Every society should hold some thin& terminally unforgivable. And
such a thing Is treason: patrlclile. "
-WILLIAM BUC&LBY
columnlat
I COMMENTARY~~--
What 's
new on
ii classic
/.: front?
' ~~!,~,~.~HONY
·'_The man who lfted the C»/rrPcs to new fhandal heifJ1tsl The man who Saved this nation by
~.endng the. ba~l stri<e and budget deficits! The man who nsg,tiated flJClear
clslumstrient with the Sovret Urion, Mded Afric8n hcnger and who, with one phone cal. brau(/1t lastng
t)8tJC8 to the Mdde East! Lades and gsntlfmen, the next President of the t.nted States Khg of the
Watt. Exalted RtJer of the lhverse •• '
Traitors should be killed
as punishment for crimes
'Less than healthy that there is less
than wholesome indignation· at spies
A few years ago I was asked 1f I they are fo und guilty as charged, they
would publicly debate before a should be executed
Southern legislature a prominent This is said only in pan in reaction
Amencan who has devoted much of to the magnitude of their offense. The
his time to the cause of abolition of. recommendation issues also out of
capital punishment. It was to be a considerations of prudence. lm-
vcry big. televised affair 'designed to prisoned tra1tor'I are at the very least
move the poht1c1ans of that state. who attract• ve nuisanccc;: at most, the
were d1 v1ded on the issue. one way or cause of terronsm and kidnapping.
the other. I declined. Israel has several 11mes debated the
I did so because there arc causes dilemma: The l'iraelt const1tut10n
one defends which causes never-forbids capital punishment except for
thelcss lca\e one uncomfonable 10 Adol ph Eichmann And so innocent
the role of advocate In recent months people die -as the result of the
I ha' e gradual!} inclined to the efforto; ol others to pry loose guilty
pos1t1on that we cannot succeed. people .\nd there 1s the funher point:
unless we give up liberal democratic Sp1e'> and tcrronsts tend to li ve long
practices. an ehminaung street drugo; hHs in the 20th centul) bec~use
and that 1herefore we are probabl\ amne\llC\ are 1n mode and. as often
belier ofl hcensmg the drugs and dS not 1n the \ olat1le go\CrnmentS of
mounting huge campaigns agatn'>t the Third Worl~. this month·s 1~a1tor
their use. The result has been. once 1s nl'\t month o; hero Lloyd s of
again, 1nvitauons 10 advoca te on London probably has e\pec1ally
pubhc media the legahtation of l heap hfc 1n'iurancc rate'i for Bohv1an
drugs which 1nv1tat1ons again I ha\{' poht1cal plotters.
decl ined. It is o ne thing to make the But one return'> lo the cnmc 1lst'lf.
case for a part icular reform another L' l'I) soc1cl} should hold some
to 1dent1f} one~lf as an acti vist 10 thing<. terminally unforgivable. And
such a cause su..:h a thing 1s trcac;on: patnc1de. It 1s
If memOf)' ~rve<1. there 1s a l.t"' les\ tha n healthy that there .is reall y
somewhl'rt.' in the du\ty an:hive" of le'i' than what one would think of as
the Connecticut coJe dating bad tu whok,onu· 1nd1gnat1 on :Jgainst this
thcl7th centu ry thatspecities hangmg Ol'"' -,lall· nl traitors. In England a
for th e cnme ofc,odomy I would not do1cn ~ear.. ago the Daily Telegraph
spend amaJor panofmypublic hour'I ga'<.' to l ord B1rker:i head to review
arguing for the repeal of that la~ Lhe autoh1ograph} ot Kim Ph1l by, Lhc
But I think that as regards capital
punishment I would leave m} t)pe·
wntt r. Jnd .trgue - advoca te -
capital punishment fo r traitors 1
ha .,.e 1n mind that passel of dirt)
human beings who are bemg tned for
tuminR over to the Soviet Union the
keys to >\mcncan secuntv. Of cou~
they 'ihould have a fair "tnal But 1f
Hnmh 1ra1tor who gleefully con-
'1gncd todea1 h an) number of British
patriot'> and wrote now blithely
about \\hat hl· had done Bi rkenhead,
v. ho in h1'> ~outh was arguably
Hnta1n\ greatest (and w1t11cc;t) law-
\.Cr conc.luded h1'> re' 1c'W
· .. We 'hall never know how many
agents wac killed or tortured as a
re\ult of Ph1lbfc, work as a double
WILLIAM F.
Bue KLEY
agent. and how many operations
failed. He as now safe in Rtsssaa. and
we must. alas. abandon any wistful
dream of seeing this little carrion
gibbeted." And Birkenhead finished
with an observation that haunts us for
11s applicability to modem Amenca
··one has, also alas. the feeling that 1f
Mr. Philby were to reappear m
England, he would go over to Oxford
or somewhere to lecture on the
transcendeot.al cause he served, and
bc1nstantly•ccla1med as a prophet of
the new and the sublime."
No doubt about 1t T he traitor
Alger Hiss wntes a solemn 1nd1ct-
men1 of the excesses of Reagan ism 1n
the letters column of Harper's maga-
zine.Flag-burning part1e'i, so popular
dunng the Vietnam years. are by no
means extinct. There as more felt
1ndignat1o n 1n America over
apartheid than over treason in the
Navy, let alone excesses in Afghani-
stan. One has the feeling that in
executing Ethel and Julius Rose-
nberg, the United States used up its
entire reservoir of capital energy.
And yet. and yet ... What would be
the response 1f a call came in to
Congress to execute American
traitors? We have such a law. apply-
ing only to the thef\ of atomic secrets.
There are few 1f any atomic secrets the
Soviet Union does not have What 1s
secret is JUSt how we plan to fru strate
their designs against our liberties.
These are the secrets worth both
dymg for and killing for
Wllll•m Buctl~y 11 a 1yadlca1~d
columJJ.lst.
-1741iiiU3t·U• t 1;.i;itt·l;t,iiJ:i·i .. ---------------
Air traffic up, safety down
since '8 1 controllers ' strike
House pro by found
'margin oUafety·
h as diminished
~ .\SHl"i(, TON -Federal in-
ve!lt1gators have patnsLakingl} exam
1ned the blackened hulk of the Delta
Lockhetd Tno;ter that went down
short of the runwa} tn t>allas on Aug
2
It is undr:1nm1nr:d at Lh1s pomt
whether a1 r·traffic-controller error
rontnbuted lO lhc: traged y. lf th1s was
a factor. ll wa ll come as no surpnsc to
1nvest1gat or'> for the House Public
Works and Tran~portation Commit
tee They ha ve been reviewing the
1afety of the air-traffic S}stem since
16,2.SO controlk~ walked ofT the JOb
four year aao and were fi rtd en mar.!.C
by President Reagan
The House 1n ves11p tors have con-
cluded, according to their draf\ re· Pon. that the "mal1Jn of safety" fo r
air travelers has diminished substan-
t1tll)' sinct 1981. bceau~ the Fedrnll
Avlataon dm1n1strat1on hat1 o.llowcd
traffic to 1nett~ at the same 11mc the
.. cxpenence levd" of controllcn has
dropped
JACK
ANDERSON
and DALE VAN A TT A
poten11al ~fcty huard. to mention
1ust two. did not occur."
But ~fcty expens believe, and the
congressional mvestigators aatte.
that "accidents are a poor way of
mcasunna sa fet y. since they represent
the final result of an unsafe system.
The mariJn of safety should be
determined and any safety problems
resolved hcforc, not after, accidents
occur."
Put another wa)' this 1s one war in
which the winner ought noa be
determ1ned hy body count.
The 1nve~t113ton' dran repon.
entitled "Hos Safety Taken a Back
Stat to Expediency'>'· has been ob-
uarned by our a~soc1atc Tony Capac-
c10 Herc arc m mam conclusion
•The a1r·truffic controJter s~tem
1~ plaaued with a "d1min1sh1n1 ma~n of ~fcty ... me1'•, fattaue,
!.tallana !thortain. ancrcasina traffic.
lack of supcrv1s1on nd an un·
~•w"cd work fortt ha~ all" con-
tnhuttd to the problem
increases in controller numbers and
experience levels."
•"The number o( cxpenenccd
controllers has dcchned by about onc-
half (of the pre-stnke level) and that
experience loss wtlJ not likely be
replaced for years to come.··
Prior to the stnke, the report notes.
82 percent ( 13.311) of the controllers
in the federal system were operatin&
at the .. full performance level." As of
January 1984. only 47 percent (6,331)
of the controllers qualified a<i full·
performance employees.
The drop m expenence level,
accord.in.a to the draft rcpon, flas had
the worst effect on the New York Air
Route Traffic Control Center. located
at Islip airp0n on Lona Island. Lake
its five sistCT fadbtacs around the
country, the lslipccntermon1tors the
fliaht patterns of au-craf\ af\er they
have climbed abo.ve 18,000 feet and
arc roarina alons the nation's air
corridors
Before the 1981 walkout. 78 per·
cent (337) of lshp's controllcn were
considered fully upericnccd, and
each handled an averaae of 383
au-craft per month Since lhc trike.
only 45 pcroent ( 126) of the lsJtp
controllen are rated a c\penenccd,
and each of them 1s handhna I, 16 7
aircraft per month.
FoolJ\Olc: One t>.romcter of the
low ~vtl of 6pericnce of controllers
1s the peat increase in m1d-11r ''near
mtss.t ·• The number of thC$C ctosr-
callsshot up from 3S91n 1981. to478
m 1983. to 592 lut year
Coke's declSlon 10 call old Coke
.. Classic Coke" made me wonder
What other products could be
brought back, w11h ··ctass1c·· slapped
on them?
Though we're used to new on our
products, we may talce awhile to get
used to the word claule. I suggest we
use classic more often. to case the
transition period for those unable to
look another new beverage in the face,
let alone accept the classic label on a
previously unadorned friend.
As 1t stands, we Coke drinJcers are
not quite comfortable with the idea of
two Real Things. We would have
chosen something like "Colee'" for the
origrna1 and "New Cola .. for the other
guy on the shelves.
To initiate the use of "cl.as.sic"
terminology. J suggest the return of
the classic Poptart. In case you don't
recall, a Poptart is a tart that pops out
of your toaster when it's done. I had a
Poptan the other day for the first time
in years. I immediately noticed
something. You could only get
frost~d tarts.
You used to have a choice between
the frosted and the unfrosted vanety
Frosting is somehow too reminiscent
of birthday cake for my tastes.
Poptarts seemed to come in more
flavors in the old days too, thou$11
chocolate (with frosting) is still
around. Who would eat chocolate
Poptarts in the morning is anyone·~
guess. Cocoa Krispies cerea l is at least
dignified.
lndeed, ifl-were Kellogg's. I'd bring
back the "Classic Poptart." lf"Frutty
Pebbles" cereal changed, I'd bring
back "Classic Fruity Pebbles."
That reminds me. Among other
classic habits. I used to have a peanut
butter and honey sandwich every
night after dinner on one piece of
bread, wuh the honey bulging be-
neath the fold line. We used to buy
peanut butter with bacon bits, some-
thing so delicious that even the most
skeptical adults seemed to be won
over once they'd tried it.
Apparently though, not enough
people ever did ti)' 11. It's time to
bring back "Classic Peanut Butter
With Bacon Bits."
But once you've got your Classic
peanut butter sandwich, yQu'll still
need a classic bag to put it in
Whatever happened to wax paper
bags? You never had to fight a zip lock
side to get one of those babies open.
Classic wax paper seems to have $One
the way of words like "brontozilhon ..
to descnbe huge numbers.
I wash I had at least a brontoz1 llion
more classic items to recommend.
but I'll have to let it go with these. The
truth is, most products fall by the
wayside to make room for better
ones. The Coke comeback has an
obvious explanation. Coke is it.
L.M. Bovo
Shadow
knows
do you?
Q. Lois Lane was Superman's
g.irllnend. Quick, whose girlfriend
was Margo Lane?
A. The Shadow's. Spnn~ that query
during the next trivia tnck. and if
'lome wise soul gets 1t right, ask, What
was The Shadow's theme song?
Omphale's Spinning Wheel.
Q. Which the only one of our states
that's growing m physical size?
A. Loumana sometimes as credited
with that distmcuon.
The Spanish word for "words" 1c.
"palabras." and 1t was a corruption
thereof that gave us our word
··palaver."
Before maung can occur. the male
porcupine must soften the female',
quills with unne. So much for X-rated
wildlife.
Q If the first pilol's Ileen~ wa:r1
issued to Glenn Curtiss in 191 l. then
the Wright brothers' flight 1n 1903
was illcpl, ri&h t?
A. Not rilf\t. No law covered the
matter e11ccpt The Law of Gravity.
and it wasn't illepl to break that o ne.
The sc:1cntific name of the mock·
1nsbird translates "Many-Tonaucd
M1m1c."
Q What w the second sentcnct
uttered by a tronaut Ned Annmona
after fint seuina foot on the moon?
A. "The urfact lS fine and pow-
der)·."
Gcran1um<1 on the 1 les of Scilly ofl
Cornwall, FnaJand. •,..,..w ~ven fi t tall . ..-
This doc'I not mean the 4iky 1s
falhna. C'4ut1oned former Rep. Ellio rt
Ltvu.u. 0-Ga.. who bepn the in-
vc uptaon "We know tF\at the dire
prcdt tcd consequences of the con·
••••••••••••••••••••••••··~ trollcrwalkout failed to matcnah1e," • he u1d ··An t'Conom1c d1~stcr and a
• "' the same lime the FAA has
made the nsk-frauaht dcc1s1on to ca traffic~ tnct1ons and "rcturrt to 100
pcrttnt of prc-,tnkc (air traffic)
n p11ctt) ''quickly_ as pos 1blc ... The
1m~1h of air traffic ha "ou1paccd
J•ct AN~,.,. •H Jo ~ Spar
.,.. •7Mkakitl coJ1m•l111. L.M. Be~ 11 • •,.'1c•lt4 ~/IUD.UL
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; DlllyPillt THURSOAY,AUGUST15, 1985
ANN LANDERS 82
THEATER REVIEW 83
Top a9.vice giver
tells best way
to giv~ advice
.,... ........... bf ..... aid l.lplft
Try to give counsel
only when asked. ·
Ann Landers says
Editors Nott!: Forthe past JO years,
Ann Landers has offered counsel and
guidance for millions of readers in
more than I .000 newspapers. mclud-
mg the Dally Pilot, and knows
perhaps better than anyone livmg the
ins and outs of giving advice
By ANN LANDERS
No matter what other shonages
might occur. you can be sure there
never will be a shonage of advice
Everyone has plenty to give awa}"
Of course. it's a little different when
one offers advice profess1onally, and
over the past 30 years I've given
plenty-most of it good, I hope. But
I have made mistakes. and admitted
11. When one has 70 million readers.
you can be sure a few million will
disagree.
Bob Miller poea ln front of bJ• decorated home. Bottom photo la the houae today. ..t
But what about the average person''
When and how should advice be
given? This is a question we all face.
Older people are often asked for
opinions. Some folks have the notion
that with age comes wisdom. It ain't
necessarily so. Whtie 1t 1s true that life
1s a great teacher. and tho!>e who have
lived a long lime are bound to have
had1 a number of enlightening ex-
periences, age alone will not make a
person wiser. If Uncle Harl'} 1s stupid
at 50. It 1s questionable that h ving an
additional 20 years will make him
1ntelhgent.
Gaudily painted Mesa house
now only one Color ( ;;ilmost)
By TONY SAAVEDRA
Of .. D.-,,... .....
An orange-and-purple· tree stuiii'p
and whitewashed watts are the only
remnants of the psyaiedelic designs
painted by Bob Miller on his Costa
Mesa home last May as part of a
neighborhood feud.
The carnival-like stripes and squig-
gles arc aone; the multi-colored tic-
tac-toe game and the caricature of a
face with its tongue stickina out are
now bqried beneath a layer of white
paint.
Indeed, all is quiet on Governor
Street, where a squabble had erupted
over Miller's practice of parking his
business trucks along the residential
roadway. The longtime dispute
reached the boiling ~int a few
months ago when neighbors com-
plained to city officials.
Miller apparently retaliated by
painting his house lime green, purple,
blue, yellow and maaenta, featuring
desi~s reminiscent of party hats and
Mex1can pottery.
Costa Mesa officials told neighbors
the city had no control over Miller's
color scheme and little authority over
his parking habits.
Miller later assured bis neighbors
that be would repaint the house - a
normal gray with blue tnmming -
within the next two weeks.
But the garish decorations. inspired
by a few bottles of beer, remained
roughly two months before Miller
finally covered it -with what
appeared to be a hastily applied coat
of white paint that splashed onto the
window screens.
Neighbors don't care that the house
is now white on two sides and a sandy
brown on the others. The awkward
facade is nothing compared to the
kaleidoscopic patterns that gave Mill-
er's house all the finesse of a circus
tent.
Moreover, Miller's business ve-
hicles have virtually disappeared
from the street.
"It's ironed out now," said nei~
bor Julius Vasquez. "They ve
lowered the cars down and 1 gucs~
everything is OK.."-
Vasquez said the outlandish de-
signs were covered about two weeks
ago.
And City Code Enforcement Of-
ficer Sandi Rose confirmed that
Miller immediately complied with
her request to park his trucks
elsewhere.
"He resolved that problem for us.
From time to time we'll drive by to
make sure, but the case is closed,"
said Rose.
The skirmish over Miller's cars and
bis pop-art paint job didn't dis-
courage Cliff Whittingham from buy-
ing a house next door in mid-July.
Sure he noticed the orange polka
dots splattered against a purple
background. Whittingham's home
also came ·with a view of the multi-
colored graffiti adorning the side of
Miller's house. emblazoned wtth the
words "Jesus Loves You."
"It just didn't seem that impon-
ant," said Whittingham with a shrug.
Wise or not. sooner or later we are
bound to find ourselves on the spot.
· Someot'le 1s sure to ask us something.
So. if I were to give.Just one piece of
;v:ivice on giving advice, it would be
this: Never offer counsel. guidance. or
su~est1ons (all nice synonyms for
advice) unless asked.
That 1s not as easy as 11 sounds. We
all have pet peeves. Snuauons occur
that make it difficult to keep our
mouths stiut. For example: My sister
and I are 1dent1cal twms. Our mother
dressed us ahke as children and we
chose to dress ahke throughout our
teen-age years. We had a double
wedding at Shaare Zion Synagogue 10
Sioux C1t}. Iowa, and wore 1deot1cal
white satin wedding gowns. But that
was more than 45 years ago. Since
then, behavioral expens have come
o ut foursquare against dress1ngywins
alike. And they are nght
Toda}. when I see a mother on the
street with l"-ins 1n 1den11cal togs. I
cannot mind m~ own business. I
break my own rule and offer un-
sohc11ed advice
Some mothers became hostile,
others thanked me and wanted to
kn'ow more I then told them that
twins should be treated ll\ indi\ 1duals
Toomanychefse.nhanceamenu
Food experts to whip up specialtie~
for the Chariot Champions benefit
By VIDA DEAN
Connie Armende, Janet Corbin and Bobbie Stabler are ha' 1ng the
time of their li ves shanng the chairmanship ofChanot Champion~
the Sept. 15 benefit being held at Hotel Meridien
They may even write a book about the ups and dov. ns of their JOb.
The first chapter would, no doubt. be all about the almost
unheard of deal they have pulled off -five of Southern California's
top chefs will be in one lutchen at the same time.
"As a rule. one chef doesn't want any other chef to be 1n his
kitchen," said Stabler. "We were told that It would never happen. ·
Bruno Clrln.i of Restaurant Antoine (at the Mendien) will be
joined m preparing the benefit dinner.by JoacbJm SpUcbaJ of Max au
Triangle of Beverly Hills. Ken Frank of La Toque-. Leonard Scbwarn
of 72 Market Street in Vemce and Hein1 Bercbtold, Ma~
Gourmandise.
"Each one of them chose the course that the> wanted to make."
said Corbin at a tasting luncheon prev1ew1ng the meal.
Schwartz came out first to mtroduce his work -cev1che ofba}
scallops and rockfish marinated 10 hme Jutce and combmed \.\llh
tomatoes and cilantro.
.,... ,...,...... bf .............
Bnuio Clrlno mak-.a.re .. a~ la jut rtiht for Illa Yea! cUeb.
Other specialties introduced and gettmg applause were phchal's
tart filled with lobster and ratatouille: Cinno's veal filled w11h goose
foie gras, and Frank's green salad served wt th smoked duck breast and
his keen senst of humor.
--
To top it all off. the com milt~ members. pnderwn ters and gue t ~
were served a temne of dark chocolatt' (contained SI\'. kinds of nuts)
covered with a nch sauce. (Whtie guests were poltshmg off the
gourmet dishes. the chefs were m the kitchen hnvmg their own lunch
Pheasant under glass or something equally fancy" No' lt was BL Ts on
white bread for these experts).
Besides the excellent food. 1hc~ will be dancin@ to the music of
the ManhaJI Brothers Band and Tehms Great Arthur .\she "111 be
there to &ive out the t:ampcr of the Ye3r award preSt'nted b> the
Chariot Champions. a support aroll.P of the National Foundation of
Wheelchair Tennis programs.
"There will be no specche at the part).'' said Stabler (T1ckct'i
may be obtained by callina Corbln at 760-6229 )
Back to the book writma idea. a lot of the chapters "'-Ould
probably deal with the trials and tnbulat1ons that had to be o' ert"omr
by the thrtt chairme n who say they have b«ome clo~ fnend~ .
.. First ofall," said Stabler ... the printer lo tall of the cop) for the
inv1tat1o ns (done in a 12-~ e booklet format). a p1chu~ wa n't
cropped according to ~pcc1fic~t1ons; the handwriuen kttCr1 to the
panic1pat10gc hcfs had to be rewnttcn (a w:utrcc;'i acc1denta!I} p1llcd
a carafe of wine over the ona1nals). ANO the rtpl\ u1rd~ tu med ou·t to
be too larae forthe rtply envelopes"
"We arc lucky to have th~e of us a\"' ha1rm~n to \hart' all of tht'
problem ," said Corbtn lau.gh1na.
and not 'as a smgle umt. I even
suggested they be placed 1n separate
classes in school 1f poss1blc.
But don't do as I do, do as 1 say-
don ·r give adv1l%"unless asked. The
only ucept1ons ·to tlm rule are
parents who want to ra1sc children to
be productive, useful. law-abiding
c111zens. Tell them what to do. It's
your rt'spons1bihty. There comes a
time when advice ts not welcome
(about age 16. 1n most cases) and will
not be heeded. But parents should
$JVC It anyway. When the advice 1s
ignored, and the teen gets into a heap
of trouble, he or she will learn that
perhaps next time it might be a good
idea to listen.
Are there any other ellcepuons tll
the "Not Unless Asked" rule? What
about grandparents intervening dur-
ing a family cnsis? (Most families
have two crises a week..) Should the
grandparent, as one who has traveled
!he road and knows it well, express his
or her point of view?
My answer is no, unless asked b\
those invohed to act as the 1mpanial
arbiter.
Which brings us to the second ruk
a~ut giving advice. Even when
asked for advice one must be careful
how those pearls of wisdom are
worded. lest he or she become the
object of resentment or. worse yet.
hosulit> .
Grandparent~. for instance. should
resist using that deadl} phrase .
··When I was your age." For one
thing, the) can't believe you ever
were. Your grandchildren will be
quick to tell ~ou things are dJfTerent
today from "1n the olden days" when
you were growmg up. And indeed
they are.
Another poisonous phrase to be
avoided at all costs is, "I want to tetl
you som~thing for your own good."
This combination of words 1s sure to
raise the hackles of even the most
mild-tempered person.
~o one wants to be told anything
"for his own good." The unspoken
message 1s "I know what 1s best for
}Ou." Such an attllude is patronuing
and might even be considered 1nsult-
1ng. Some of the most bitter fam1I>
fights result from unsolicited advice
The implication ts that the person
who offers 1t is wiser. or in some way,
ho we' er subtle. supenor to the per-
son who is receiving 11.
Those are m} basic rules for gt' ing
ad\tCe But since I gne ad\1ce for a
living. I'll offer a few more t1os. For
Ann Landen
one thing. ne" er gJ\ e advice on the
spur of the moment. I'm sometimes
stopped on the street and asked for an
opinion. J never give 11 because I
don't beheve curbstone counsel can
be of much' alue. I need time to think
about the problem in order to do. tt
JUSt1ci: In fact , I'm happiest when J
am alone at home. with 12 or 14
uninterrupted hours so I can consjder
C\oef) aspect of the problem before l
answer the letters from my readers.
.\oother tip: Never give advice on
specific medical matters or on sub-
jects that are out of your league. I have
expens to draw on -you don't. Even
then. I refuse to offer specific medical
advice. enher personally or pro-
fess1onall) So if someone asks you
whether he or she should have
surgef). btte your tongue and say,
··Your doctor should dec1de."
Finall) don't be afratd to admit
}OU were wrong. My negative mail
r;uns the gamut from amusing to
htlanous. but lt also can be unsettling
because sometimes the readers a1'e
right When I beht've I have made a
m1stakt'. I will rever5e myself. I have
ne'er felt that adm1tt10g a m1stalce
·d1m1n1shes a person's credsbihty In
fact. the opposne 1s true One·s
crtd1b1ht) 1s enhanced b) having the
courage to adollt error.
l'"e often been asked, "What was
the best ad, ice anyone C\Cr gave
~ou"" It came earl) 10 my life. before
I "'as Ann Landers. and the person
who offered It was Eleanor Roosevelt.
She said, "No matter wh.at career
choice you make don't think. about
mone~ or fame It's the wrong
approach. Do some1hing you belse'Ve
in, and do 1t to 1he \Cr) best of}our
abdm lh ou do a first-rate JOb. all the
re"'ards v.111 folio"' "
For me. the re~t did tollo"'
Due to the Illness of boating writer Almon
Lockabey, boating calendar and other boat-
ing news appears In Sports, pages C2 and C3,
today.
BobbieStablh check.a Oat Leona.rd Schwarts'• ceviche.
CoDDle A.mend.e &eta a cloee:r look at the l.,beter filled tart
made by Joachim Spllcbal.
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Marriage the .big stakes . .
for gambling husband
DEARANNLANDER :l ama
pmbler. Myw1felefl me. Shesafdsht'
eouldn 't take it anymore My farnil)
th1nks I am nuts. Am I?
Oambhna1s now my full-time job
I play pokerfournightsa Wttk.ao to
the track when it's open and fly to
Vepsevery Fnday l make aood
money gambling and I love the
excitement.
I have always hated working for
someone else. A 9-to-5 JOb would
drive me bananas. Why can't myw1fe
understand that?
Don't tell me to go to Gam biers
Anonymous. I am not s1d. IJUSt love
to gamble and one day I'm going to h1 t
1t real big. Please help me get my wife
back. -LONELY IN LAWRENCE.
KAN
~EAR LON EL Y,i ~actly wtaat
BROWNELL-WAR.REN
A11
I.ANDERS
was It tbt your wUe collld.a't take
anymore! U abe ltft yo,a tbere m Ht
bave beea a rea100-Heb•• llvtn1
from bud to moutb or DU'er knowing
wben you'll borrow apJD1t tile bouae,
the car and Iler Jewelry. Aa excellent
pokerr.layer can mat e money If the
game 1 le1U, but the bor1e1 will clean
yoa out la time. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm a 28-
ycar-old woman. well-educated, have
Corona del Mar H 1gh School and LI(·
anta Barbara. Her fiance is a
graduate of Estancia High School and
UCSB
a line executive po ition,am shm,
anract1ve, fun-lovmg(but noplay-
&Jrl), unmamed, laug}unaon the
outside and cry1 OJ on the i n~idc.
Why? Because I pack lousy men. .
I've known forye~rs l should (as
you sa_y so often) seek professional
help. Finally l stopped making ex·
cusesand went to a psychiatrist
I don't like him. He 1scold and
g•ves me no emotional support or
encouragement.
I'd likesomcadv1ce. -lMPA·
TIENTOR DEAD-ENDED IN BAL·
Tl MORE
DEAR BALT: Hana It ap ud find
anotber ~erapl1t. U after five
month• you feel tbat be ts "cold and
uore1pon1lve.'' lt ISN'T world nit.
GREEN-AMMERMAN
The engagement of Patti Green ol
lrvrne and Michael Ammerman ha!)
been announced by her t>arcnts. Mr
and Mrs Carl F Green of Cornwell~
Heights, Pa.
!"-June 21 wedding 1s planned in I.it
Elizabeth Anne Seaton Catholit --------------------=--==-=--==-. Church in Cornwells Heights
The bride-elect is a graduate ol
Archbishop Ryan High School for
Girls 1n Philadelphia. Her future
husband, son of Mrs. Joanne Winship
Ammennan of Costa Mesa and
David Ammennan of R1vers1de, 1s a
graduate of Newpon Harbor High
School.
Mr and Mrs David A Brownell of
( orona del Mar have announced the
engagement of their daughter. Lisa
Susan Brownell , 10 James Carl War-
ren. son of Dr and Mrs John (
Warren of Costa Mesa.
The bnde-elect 1s a graduate of
A Ma) wedding in St Mar._·.,
Presbytenan Church an Newport
Beach 1s planned.
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Bll Oeku •tan wltb (from left) Geraldlne
Joyce. Mllllcent Rene and. Beth B&nHn ln
'"Lut of tile Red Hot Loven" at Seba•-
tian'• Weat Dinner Playhouee.
Simon's 'Red Hot Lovers '
splendid Sebastian 's slipw
By CHRIS CRAWFORD Barney's gentle, nervous 1nexpen-his d1sappo1ntmen1, Jeanette spends
Oe11J,...C.111t11"4Mftt ence vs. Elaine's brash coarseness, a the afternoon moralmng. with her
"Last of the Red Hot Lovers.'' the woman who hkes c1~rettes, whiskey purse clutched tightly to her chest.
latest production at Sebastian's West and other womens husbands an Beth Hansen 1<;com1callyedgy and up.
Dinner Plarhousc, offers playwnght about that order. Gekas' physical tight as the woman who can't go
Neil Simons hilanous exploration of comedy, such as has ntual of per-through with what she ha!> Uegun
male midlife crisis. fuming has fingers (to remove any Ole Kittleson. 1n his directonal
First presented in a I 969 Broadway telltale odor from Barney's fish res-debut at Sebastian ·s. presents a well·
stage production stamng James taurant) 1s superb, as are Rene's paced eveni n~ with the exception of
Coco. "Lovers" as every bit as arched-eyebrow. withering ex-Act One, whi ch seems a little too
appealing today Wlth ats tameless1 prcssions that she aims ltkc arrows at leisurely.
jokes about male-female rela-her panner's futile attempts to create Rene's set design 1s ~ample but
tionshaps. )l romantic setting. )Ufficaent. Even more elTecta \>e arc her
The story. set an a New York In the second act. we meet Bobbi costumes, especaall} as we ""ness
apartment, centers on mid<1le-aged Michele. a kooky actress who exists Bamey'o; !ltyk' change ""tth each
Barney Cashman, who thinks that somewhere on thefnneeofnormalq 1ta1son
society is experiencing a sexual re vol-Geraldine Joyce is delight full> loony .. Last of the Red Hot Lovers"
ution that has passed ha m by. After 18· an her 1nterpretat1on ol Bobbi. the continues at Sebast1an·s \\.>co;t D1n"er
years in a totally faithful mamage, second woman that Bame) attempts Pla)house. 140 ·he. Pico \an
Barney attempts three different af-to seduce Clemente. Wednesda)'!. through Sat· I
fairs (using has mother's apanment as In the final act. Barne~ 1nv1tes urdays at 8 p.m and Sundays at I and
the rendezvous point). but he falls Jeannette Fisher. has wife's best 7 p.m. through Sept. 22 Call
miserably, and comically, each time. friend. to the apanment But much 10 49~-9950 for ticket 1nformat1on J
Act One introduces us to the first of I •------••;------------------• Barney's women, Elaine Navaz10 -
played by Millicent Rene, theater
operations manager for Sebastian's.
Playing opposite her in the role of
Barney is Bil Gekas. who al so is the
'director of what he calls "the other
theater on Avenida Pico" (the San
Clemente High School theater de·
partment).
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of prcscntina contrasting characters:
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Orange Coaat DAILY PlLOTnhurad y, August 15, 19t5 83
'Dynasty' not so popular
with summer audiences
By FRED ROTHENBERG
AP TtlHI.._ WltM!
NF.W \ORK-" 0)na~ty" 1'1 not a
scnc~ for all st~\00\
The No I prognim for the I 91S4-K5
reaular sea\On conttnucs to fall on
hard time!> an the \um mer Last wed ..
at was an liJIOblc 62nd out of 63rd
shows, accord1na to fi~ure!I relcu,cd
Tuesday b)' the .\ C Nielsen Co
''Dynastf' ended the 1rad1llonal
TV !.Ca'IOn Apnl 21 avcragma a ~S 0
rauna. but last week 's reptat received
a lowly 6.8 rating and 12 share
In the overall TV year to date
''Dynasty" has dropped to third place
because of1ts summcrshde ··Dalla)"
CBS' h1&h-rated soap opera. ha) not
repeated us episodes this summer S<J
H has moved from second to lmt
place NBC's"'TheCosbyShow ""'°9
3 after the regular \Cason now rank'>
second
Thud-rated ABC has a huge stale
an the 1985-86 succe sol "D)'nam ..
Not only 1s the sencs the linchpin ol
ABC's Wednesday night schedule ll'>
sp1noff. "Dynasty II The C'olb>"·" 1\
being counted on to improve 1he
network's Thursda) night Pt'r
formance.
Another scnes >\BC npects 10
generate improved raungs as "Moon-
lighting.'' A rerun of the cnt1call}
praised series' movie pilot ranked
No 3 last week, helping A.BC 10 finish
second for the first ta me an I 0 wee!. s
Actuall)'. ABC tJed tor second with
CBS, but that's an 1mprovemen1 \&nee
ABC had been alone 10 third c"el)
week since June 2
NBC took its 12th lOn..ecutave
pnme-time victor) and an the pro-
cess, closed to wuh1n one-tenth of a
ratanss point of No I CBS for the TV
year to date. For the week of .\ug.
5-11 . NBC averaged a 12.6 raung,
whale \BC and(. H~ ucd 1t 11.2. For
46 weeks, ( BS has aver1Jtd a I S.4
ratina to NBC'\ l S.3 and ABC's 13 9
Lall week "The Cosb) Show" was
p an No I with i I 'ii 8 raung and I
whopping 39 'hart ... M1am1 Vice"
had an 18.6 raung and "f1tm1ly Tu~.,·~
and "Moonh&hting" each had an 111 l
mar le.
Herc are tht Top lU rated tele-
v1 ion\ proarams as compiled b) the
AC. :-.l1el<;en Co. for the wrck ol Au,.
S-11 Lasunp include the weeks
rankana. with sea.son-to-date rankmg
an parentheses, raun1 for the week ,
and total homes. An "X"' 1n parenth-
eses denote\ one-11me-onl) presen-
tation
I (2) "The Cosb) hov." NB<.
19 8. 16 8 m1lhon home
2. (3S) "M1am1 Vice," NBC. 18.6,
15.8 mtlhon homes
3 (38)"Moonhghtang." ABC 1113.
15 5 m1lhon homes
3 (4) "Family Ties " '\ 8(
15.S m1llton homes.
5 (26) ''Facts of Lafe:· "lB(
14.8 m1lhon homes. '"6". TTO> "Murder, She Wrote··<. Bli
1 tf1 14 2 million homes
, (40) "20-20.'' ABC. 16 5 14 IJ
million homes
8 (6) "60 Minutes," CBS. 16 :!
13 8 million homes. 9 (9) ··cheers," NB(., I S.M. I J 4
million homes.
10 !X)"l\nythangfor Lme "SBC
15 7 13 3 million homes
I I { X) "Cheers Special •· ""B<
I S.6. 13.2 malhon homes
12. ( 12) "Crazy Li~ a Fo>..-CB\'
I 5.2. 12 9 mallton homes
13 120) "Highway to Hea\en
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14 ( 12) "'\ev.han • CBS, 14 ' 12 I million homes.
14 (46) "Three'!. a Crowd." .\8(.
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14 ), 12.1 m1ltion hornes.
t6.1l6)"K.ate&Allie:•cas 1.a.1,
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"CB~ Wedoe y Niaht MoHC, .,
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16 (26) "Command S" -''AB
Monday Nt&ht Movte," 14.l,. 12.0
m1lhon homes.
17 (22) "Trai>~r John. M D :·
CBS 14 0. 11 .9 milhon homes
.20 (23) -Her Lafe as a Min" -
''\J BC Sunda) N1sht Movie;· I 3.9,
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Sales of motaT scooters revVing up in U.S.
Orange County the nation's top market
for small, affordable imported scooters
By FRED VOOELSTEIN
Of .... .,..., Net 9t8lt
The motor scooter, one of the
mainstays of European transpor-
tation for decades, is catching on an
the United States.
Neil Leventhal, motor scooter
manaaer for the Am erican Honda
Motor Corp. in Los Angeles, said the
industry 1s e"pectcd to sell close to
130,000 scooters this year. That's
twice the number sold last year and 30
umes the number sold an the U.S. in
1982, the ytar before Honda and
Yamaha entered the market.
Industry officials say most of the
scooters will be sold an Orange
County, one of the country's largest
scooter markets.
Scooter sales in 1982 totaled about
4,000, Leventhal said.
"We sell that many an a week
today."
Local sales managers point to ease
of operation. affordability, aood aas
mileage and convenience as some of
the factors they f~I arc rc:Sf?Onsible
for the sudden and dramatic increase
an sales.
Low insurance rates also have
contributed to the scooter's increased
popularity.
Jennifer Nicholson. pubhc mfor-
mauon director for the Western
Insurance Information Service, said
scooters are cheaper to insure than
motorcycles or cars because they
don't go fast enough or weigh enough
to be a high nsk to pcdcstnans or
Motoncooten, like the Yamaha R!Ta
aboTe. or the Kooter made by Bonda are
hot ltema ln <>ranee Coanty. Grea Hogan,
0.-, Not ........ .,"" ... , ...
feneral manager of Beach Yamaha ln
Runtlncton Beach, poeea at left with M>me
of hla Inventory.
other motonsts.
Also, repair costs arc: also not hiJh.
another factor that lowers the in-
surance rates.
However, most scooter owners, 45
i)ercent of whom are under 2S years
old, hke them because they're JUSt
plam fun.
Althouah local pohcc do not be-
lieve that an increased number of
scooters will cause any serious pro~
lems along the Orange Coast, some do
forsee a rise in accident rates.
Sat. Jeff Cope of the Hunungton
Beach PolJce Department satd be-
cause many of the riders are young.
they are more aocideot prone. Also,
motorists tend to be less aware of two-
wheeled vehicles, further increasmg
the accident rate, he added.
Why did 1t take so long for the
scooter to catch on in the U.S.'?
o "Marketing," says Kevin Hagerty,
sales manager for Beach Yamaha tn
Huntin~ton Beach.
He said the Japanese didn't realize
that a potential scooter market ex-
isted in the U.S. until the 1980s.
When they did it was simply a matter
of devclopmg a product and promot-
ing 1t with a catchy ad campaign.
"Vespa." Leventhal said,"never
made much of a promotional effort."
In add1t1on, he said their product was
less affordable and more d1fficult to
operate.
The Italian scooter company,
which has been making scooters for
more than 20 years, was forced out of
the U S market m 1983 after stncter
U S import rcstncttons no longer
made 1t cost effective for them to
modify their eng.anes.
"The Italians JUSt weren't able to
compete with Japanese technology,"
Hagerty added.
Honda. which has captured about
90 percent of the market, and
Yamaha arc the only companies that
make scooters for the U.S. market
today
It's better to giye wisely and receive some benefit
You should take full
advantage of tax law
~1ak1ngg1f1-; tochantablc organ11a-
t1ons can provide SC\-eral benefit!>
First at benefit~ the chant> and tl!>
aims Second ll provides the giver
Y. llh personal sa11sfac11on and. third.
1t can afford -;ubstan11al tax relief
When )OU ga ... e to a qualified
chant). not onl) do }OU pa> no gift
tax but you also get an income tax
deduction Wisely planning your
chantable con tnbutmn'I can help you
take full advantage of thci.e income
tax dcduct10M
Not all non-profit organ11at1om
qualify for 1ax deduc11on'i. "Tax-
cxempt" merely means that an or-
gan11a11on pa}''i no income taxe-.
Onh 1fa chanty I'> "quahticd'' will
)OUr c.ontnbutaon'i reduce \.Our taxes
The go' crnmc·nt and mo-,1 \Chools.
non-prulit ho<;p1tals churchec, and
puhlin-\upportcd charit1n are
· qualil'icd
The Internal Rc.,.cnuc ()en ice pub-
l1<,hc' a b0<1k cetlkd •( umula11ve LISI
ol Organ11a11on'> that outline<, which
lhan11c<, qualil
'ou '>hould al\o takl· into account
huY. 'our donation wall be used b\ the
Charil\ f W() prt\.ate org.an11at10n'l -
lhe "'Jll<>nal lnlorma11on Bureau
!Dept )P ..SI~ Park >\\.c ~ "lew
'or!>. l\o'l 101116) and the
Phalanthroptr \d, 1'\<H) \crv1tc of
the ( qunul o l &tter Buc.1ness Bu-
reau..11 (Dept <:;P. 1515 Wilson Blvd .•
.\rhngton. Vi\ 22209) -rate how
effectavel}' chantable orga n11at1ons
use donations.
Cash gifts to government or pub-
licly-supported organ1zat1ons are dc-
duct1blc up to 50 percent of your
adJUSted gross income an the year the
gift as made. If your gift exceeds th as
figure, you C'\n carry over your
deduction for five years You may
deduct up to 30 percent of your
adjusted gross income for cash con-
lnbullons to private fou ndations.
Gifts other than cash -ap-
prec1a ted assets. collcct1ble<.,
cloth1n$. furniture -will bnng you
even bigger tax sa v1ngs. That's be-
cause when you donate propcrt}' you
are g1v1ng away -;omcth1ng >Ou haH·
already gotten use out of
You cannot deduct the ... alue ol the
lame you spend dotng \-Olunteer
work. but you can deduct out-of.
pocket expenses. such as mileage and
cost of matenalc,
G1v1ng long-term 1ntang1hle ap-
preciated assets. such a'i 'iCcuntaes.
often makes the most tax \en!.C When
)OU donate a ~cunt) that you have
owned for more than \IX months
(more than one year lor '1cc.:unt1cs
acquired before June 22. 1984). you
do not owe an} income tax on the
unrealiLed tap1tal gain. hut you gel to
deduct the ao;o;et'<; full value from
ordinary income which as tauble at
FULLY SECURED
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MONEY SENSE
GLORIA
WIENER
the highest rate.
Let's say two years ago you bought
I 00 shares of XYZ stock for S2,500
and the stock as now worth $4,000. If
you sold the stock and you are in the
50 percent bracket, you would be
c;ubJect to a maximum capital gatns
tax ofS300 (20 percent of S 1,500).
If. on the other hand. you gave the
'>tock tochanty, you would be entitled
to a $4,000 deduction from mcomc.
which would save yo u S2.000 1n
taxes You would also owe no tax on
the capital fl,"'"· and the chanty would
get the entire S4,0CX>
Don't. however. donate an asset
tha l has gone down 1 n value stnce you
bought at because you will lose the tax
... alue of the loss. It makes more sense
to sell the asset, take an income tax
deduction for the loss and give the
proceeds to chanty.
Donations of appreciated tangible
assets. such as artwork and other
collectables, arc deducuble for their
full current market value 1fyouq~ift as
used for the charity's matn activity or
purpose. Giving rare books to a
public library or paintings to an art
museum. for eumple, would pro~
NYSE UPs & DowNs
ably qualify.
You can also deduct the fair market
value of clothtng or hou-;ehold Hems
that you donate to chantable thnft
shops. Always a~k for a receipt for all
donations. Some chantaes will wnte
the dollar value of your gift on the
receipt. others will let >Ou fill in the
amount Be careful. however. that
you don't overestimate your rnn-
tnbuuon 's 'alue.
New. tougher tax laws require you
to submit a qualified, independent
appraisal to substa ntiate propcn>
contnbut1ons valued at SHX>O or
more ($10.000 for closely held
stocks). Ne ither you. the rec1p1ent,
nor the person who origtnally sold
you the propcny can make the
appra1c;al Stiff penalties -up to 30
percent of any underpaid tax -face
taxpayers who inOate the value of
their donat1onc; for ta' evasion
purposes.
If you are looktng for a current
income tax deduction but would '>till
like to reap the benefits of your asset'I.
a ( hantablc Remainder Trust ma)
meet your needs The assets an the
trust wall provide you (and 1f you '>O
wish a spouse or other fam1l} mem-
ber) with a fixed tncome for hfe
Ownership will revert to the chant>
when you die. The assets you place in
this type of tru'it will actually earn
greater return-. than they would
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' SACRAMENTO (AP) -A busi-
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tax break to multanat1onal corpor-
ations could generate an add111onal
S3 b1ll1on a year 1n new investments
10 Cahfornaa.
The Cahfom1a Manufacturers Re-
search and Education Foundation
released a study by a UCLA professor
that favors maJOr surgery on the
state's unnary method ' of t;mng
multinationals
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Legislature and Gov. George Dcu·
kmcJian may be wilhna to ajve.
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the study. which was paid for by the
foundation. predicted that Cah-
fomia's economy would do well
without a chanse an the unitary
'Y'ltcm. "I. beheve California' pro'Jpccts
arc good even 1f we conunuc with the
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Cahfom1a.
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propcny ,, nunbutable to Cahfornaa.
thco 10 pcrunt of its worldw1dc
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cnt1cs say it discourages new invest-
ment in Cahfom1a by sometimes
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firms.
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far this week, in which prices have moved ahead
early only to surrender most of the gains later in the
day.
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because Wall Street remains very uncen.ain about
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rally going. analysts said.
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reports alrcad1 out. the figures appear~ to be
having little effect.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Los
Anietes Dodiers have had some great
1nd1vidual pitchers over the years,
but Manager Tommy Lasorda feels
the 1985 staff may be the best as a
group.
"This 1s the most complete staff
I've had sm~ I've been here,"
Lasorda said after Bob Welch
-' blanked the Atlanta Braves 5-0 on
five hits Wednesday ni&ht.
Few would argue. Welch's eighth
straight win gave. the Los Angeles
'l'oda7'• Ga.me
Atfanta (Johnson 1·0) at
Dodgen (Valenzuela 13-8).
Time; 2:05 p.m.
TV: None.
Radio: KABC (790).
· FND.AY'8~
Dad..,. at San Francisco.
Tlme: 8:05 p.m.
TV: Channel 11.
Radio: KA80 (790).
pitching corps its 19th shutout th15
season. tops in the majorleagues. The
result enabled the Dodgers to win
their sixth straight game and main-
tam an eight game lead over the San
Diego Padres in the Nauonal League
West.
The miserly rotauon of Welch,
Fernando Va lenzuela, Orel
Hershiser, Jerry Reuss and Rick
Honeycutt have not yielded an
earned run in the last 52 in nings, a
club record. That ecli~ the old
mark of 48 straight. set m 1966 when
Hall of Famers Sandy Koufax and
Don Drysdale topped the staff.
"We've ~ot five stopl>ers 1s what
we've got; chimed in catcher Mike
Sc1oscia after Welch struck out eight
1n notching his sixth complete game
dunng his winning streak.
The Braves have not scored an
earned run in their last 28 innings
Manager f:dd1e Haas attnbuted his
team's lack of offense to a Dodger
pitching staff that has given them
only one unearned run and 14 hits 1n
three games.
··Welch 1s ma hot streak. What else
can you sa)." Haas said. "They're / p1tchmg well. You have to give them
credit."
Sc1osc1a thinks that the Dodgers'
season began to tum around when
Welch came back from a sprained
elbow early in June.
"I was praying for him ," the
Dodier catcher said. "He came
within an eyelash of surgery that
would've put him out this year and
probablv next year also ...
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* 111~ Piiat · THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1985
Oakland'• Don Sutton collecta 2l2nd C8l'MI victory. C2.
Son ot Clark Geble m•klng • nem• •• otf-roed racer. C2.
Ang~ls' split
with Seattle
~eeps an edge .
SEA TILE (AP) -Scallh: Manner
Jim Beattie wasn't well enough to face
the Western D1vts1on-lcadmg Anaels
on Monday On Wednesday be was
strona enou&h to hurl six shutout
1nn1ngs and salvage a spl11 of a
double-header for Seattle
For the Anaets n meant but a 2-
for-5 success at Seattle tn their five-
game senes over three days, but
despite the relati ve lack of succ.:ess
they return to Anaheim with a 211-
game lead O\.er their nearest nval
Kansas Ctt y.
They get a welcomed night otT
tonight, then resume the race on
Friday wtth the first of three against
Oak.land. -
Beattle, 5-5. dad not start Monday
due to back spasT'Qs. The veteran
right-hander held the Angels to three
hits and one walk as Seattle won the
nightcap 6-1 Jack Lazorko gave up
one unearned run in three mnmgs to
earn a save an his first ma1or league
appearance this season.
Rod Carew's 12th mning R Bl
doublebrokeupa 1-1 taeastheAngels
won the opener 3-1 . Stewart Chburne
hurled 3 1-3 innmgs of shutout relief
to uph1srecord to 7-2 Donnie Moore
picked up his 22nd save
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runs for me alt year That's the
frustrat1ng part because I haven't
been able to pucb the way I did last year" .
Al Cowens led the 12-hll attack in
the second game with an RBI single
and a two-run home run, has I I th
home run of the season. The Manner
attack v1ct1m1zed Angel starter and
loser Geoff Zahn, 2-2.
The Manners Jumped on Zahn for
three runs in the third. Barry Bonnell
and Donnie Scott hit back-to-bacl
doubles for the first run Harold
Reynolds walked. and an error loaded
the bases Zahn walked Phil Bradlev
10 force in a run and c owens looped a
smgle to center to plate the third run
Bravea catcher Rick Cerone appllee the tac
to Mariano Duncan, but like the reat of the
DodCera, be'• walklDC away with a run
acored. The DodCen lead Weet by 8 gamea.
"My back stiffened up bet~een
mninJs. but my arm felt great." said
Beattie. "The team's been sconng
Cowens upped the lead to S-0 an lhc
fifth when hie; hne dnve htt the left
field foul pole for a home run
Bradle)'. who had smgled, s.cored
ahead of Cowens.
Hot Rod's bribe ry case
to restart in Septe mbe r
NEW ORLEANS (AP)-Defense lawyers
who earlier refused to ask for a m1stnal for
former Tulane basketball star John·· Hot Rod"
Williams. chanied their minds Thursday,
asked for a m1stnal and got it.
Judge Alvin Oser scheduled a new trial on
sporu bnbery charges against Williams to start
dn Sept. 9.
Assistant D1stnct Attorney Bruce Whit·
taker said he would appeal the m1stnal order.
Defense lawyer Michael Green. who
earlier lost a bid to have charges against
Williams d1sm1ssed. said he asked for the
m1stnal because of repeated v1olat1ons of coun
orders by the prosecution.
He said Williams had been depnved of due
process and a fair tnal when prosecutors did not
produce evidence that might have served to
d1scred1t state witnesses or prove Williams
innocent.
In the past 24 hours. Green sa1d, he had
acquired a picture of star prosecution witness
Gary Kranz posing with a mound of cocatne.
During that same lime span, he said. he
learned of the e'ustence of tape recordings that
could contain confl1ct1ng statements by other
proS«ullon wttnesses.
"The withholding of cru1c1al pieces of
evidence has caused my client to be depnved of
his nght to a fair trial,' Green said.
"It hurts me to say that the office of any
prosecutor would take a course of acuon that
would forrce me to ask for a m1stnal," he said.
Whittaker objected to a mistnal, saytng
that he and Green differed on their definitions
of what evidence might prove to be ex-
culpatory.. •
"Wi! are talking about a photo of 4f state
witness using cocatne -a wune!>s who
admitted on the stand that he used cocaine,"
Whittaker said. "That evidence does nothing to
prove Williams innocent.··
Walhams, 24. is charged wtth three counts
of sports bribery and two counts of ta"ing
bnbes to shave pomts while he was playmg at
for a mistrial
Tulane last season. He faces a maximum
sentence of 17 years tn pnson and S35,000 10
fines 1f convicted on all fi ve counts
Green said that proS«utors violated
federal law-and the repeated order of Oser -
by wnhholdini eVldence 1hat might tend to
exonerate W1lhams. including a photograph of
star prosecution witness Gary Kranz holding a
straw in his hand and postng with a pile of
cocaine.
Kranz tesufied Wednesday 1hat he was
only a recrcauonal user of cocaine and then
only on such rare occasions as formal dances or
holidays Cocaine allegedly brought together
the pnnc1pals 1n the potnt-sha' 1ng scheme
Several other photographs show others
involved in the case taking cocatne and posing
with straws tn their noses. Green said .\.nd
prosecutors have several names of peopk ~ho
got drugs from Kranz. he said.
Depnv1ng him of that C\ldence kept thr
defense from mounting us best crosc;-e,am1n-
at1on of Kranz. Green said
Federal la~ says that proS«ulors v. ho
come into possession of evidence that m1gh1
tend to Ult a defendant must furnish that
matenal to the defense It 1s called Brad)
matenal after the U S SupTCme Court decmon
which estabhshed the law
Green said the Orleans Pansh D1stnct
A11ome)'s office has dehberately hidden such
Brad) matenaJ. including a tape ~ording of a
statement given b~ former Tulane forward Jon
Johnson, who 1s tcst1fy1ng for the proS«utton
under a grant of 1mmun1t)'.
"It 1s an outrage Gentlemen, It 1s an
outrage." Green said Wednesda)' "Shame on
-.ou
"There 1s such clear Brad) in the grandJUC')
tesumon) the~ is such clear Brad) 1n the
transcnpt of the tape tbat a first-)ear lav.
student ~ould sec ll ·•
He listed four dates on v.h1ch pm~utor~
were ordered to surrender for the Judge's
1mpect1on all sta1emt·nts. e\.1dence and ma-
tenals the) planned 10 use in 1he tnal
.\ss1stant D1stnct .\11ome' Brun~ V.-hat· La~er said \\ednesda.,. that h~ sull doesn'1
believe the photograph ol Kranr constitute~
Brad' matenal
R4JriS seeking some
offense vs. St. Louis
Dorsett ends.
·his holdout
with Dallas Two teams lookmg for some of-
fensive firepower square off tonight
when the St. Louis Cardinals meet the
Rams in a National Football League
exhibition game.
Both teams come off victones that
resulted from outstanding defense in
their exhib1uon openers last week.
The Cardinals downed the Chicago
Bears, 10-3, Friday night, while the
Rams got past the Hous.ton Oilers.
7-3, Saturday night.
Kickoff at Anaheim Stadium 1s 7.
The Rams hmlled Houston to )USt
205 yards and stopped the Oilers
inside the 5-yard hne m the fourth
quarter. forcing them to settle for a
field goal.
"Defensively. we played very
well,'' said Rams Coach John Rob-
inson of his tea m'sexhtbition opener.
"I especially liked our pass rush."
The Rams totaled 285 yards in
offense against Houston, Wlth a
running attack led by Barry Redden
and Charles Whate accounting for 208
ya rds. Redden ran for 94 yards on 17
carries and one touchdown with
White adding 79 yards on 16 carries.
"We had no con•inu1ty from an
offensive standpoint," Robinson
sa1d. "It struck me that we have a lonf
way to go before the regular season.'
The Cardinals showed they too had
some progress to make to be ready for
the regular season.
-'\nderson, until Quentin Walker ran
around nght end for 48 yards and a
touchdown wtth 3:42 to play.
Starting St. Louis quarterback Neil
Lomax played only two series and
completed four of eight passes for 50
yards. It's ex~ted he'll play quite a
bu more tonight
"The offense moved the ball well at
limes, particularly that first group,
but they were not able to punch it m ,''
said St. Louis Coach Jim Hanifan of
his team's performance against Chi-
cago. "I was pleased with how well the
defense pursued at limes and got tn
some good hits"
Veteran w1de receiver Pat Tilley
signed a contract with the Cardinals
early this week and as expected to see
acJ1on tonight.
The Rams' opener also gave their
new quarterback. Dieter Brock, his
first taste of NFL football. Brock was
signed dunng the offscason as a frec
agent after 11 years in the Canadian
Football League and replaced as the
Rams startmg quarterback Ymce
Ferrapmo, who was traded to the
Buffalo Bills.
Brock completed 5of12 pass for 49
yards before being replaced midway
through the second quarter.
"In all the details tt takes to play
quarterbae>k, I thouJht Dieter Brock
played very well,'' Robinson said.
In their opener, they committed I 0
ptnalties and were held to a lone field
goal, a 51-yarder by rookie Ricky
Said Brock: "It wasn't a blazing
offensive show, but the key thina was
I felt confident and I felt I knew what
I was doina out the~. That's a plus "
Dieter Brock will be at the helm when the
Rama boat St. Loa.la tontiht at Anaheim
Stacllum ln the R&m9' .econd game of Na -
donal Football Lea&ue'• eablbUion MUOD.
National youth track program has grown from a dream
By BRUCE LOWITT ,.,...,..,....
Few things ao together as well as kids and
dreams. They come together this weekend in -
approP.!1ately -Henhey, Pa. But don't look
for milk chocolate-smeared facc-t and chubby
httle bodies.
Nearly SOO boys and a1rls age 9 to 14, the
lean but not .. so--mcan cream of Amenca•s
ployvounds, wtll be on display at Herthey's
National Track and Field Youth Protram. the
culm1nat1on of months of local, d1stnct and
nate meets 1nvolv1ng 1,400 communtlles and
close to 300,000 luds.
h also 1s the cuJminat1on of an op-
tometnst'• v1s1on.
Dr. Donald Cohen, founder of the Na-
tional Track and Field H II of Fame m 1974,
never really believed back then that hia dC$U'C to
orpn1ze a playaround ac:t1v1ty in Charleston,
W Va.. would take ofl' the way 1t'4td "It wa'
nothma more than a lona-ranac dream," he
said
l
"Jack Justice was the city's recreation
director in the '70s. we·d worked a lot of
proarams together and decided to sta.n a little
traclc thma 1n t 97S. It was so well received that
I thoua,ht 1t m1aht act b1gcr, like into
somethJna for the state" The nellt year 1t was a
stateWldc meet.
By then, Cohen was th1nkfog b,aaer tte
found interested listeners at the Natfona.I
Recreation and Park Association. who helped
expand 1t an 1977 to a 10-state event
By then. Cohen wu th1nktna even b .
He went looktna for corporate sr>0nsorsh1p and
found an equally interested Hershey The
prop"am ~nt national 1n 1978, baSfd in
Charle ton, and moved two ycan aao to Henry
f lershey Field tn the land of milk and chooolatc
On Saturday. with 1960 Olympic: ~··
thlon aotd medarist Rafer Johnwn lookina on.
)Oun ten from etlht ~ons rcpre nlln all
SO 1tatC$ and the Dmnct of Columbta will
compttt 1n .SO.. 100-, 200-and 400-mcter
da h". a 4()0..metcr rela> 800-and 1,600-meter
runs. the standing long Jump and sollball
throw
It 1s not a JUn1or Olympics -there I\. 1n
fact, a Junior Olympics conducted annuall)' b}
the Amateur Athleuc Union for 8-to 18-)ear-
olds -and Cohen would JUSt as MK>n Stt the
youth program remain that ~y.
"We're not concerned wtth developing
arcat athletes," Cohen said. "The{(" att pro-
l"lms hke that, c1t1cs with track clubS where the
kids~workedashardanda )Ounaas 1n Little
Lcaaue baseball. We could ca ily make 1ta ht&h·
level comptlJllon. but that's not our aoal
"We're more interested 1n Just actttna
children into playaround more ronocmcd
Wlth devclOP•"I a rectc1t1onal outlet for them
I hke to th1nlt of it more as a kamina
upencnce, not JUSt an athleuc C\ptnenCt'
"The lud wt work with aenerally are not
thconn from affluent toe1et) . .\ 101 of•hem art
from envtr0nments wh1ch leave a 101 to be
des.ittd Most of them havt ne\ICr nown be fort:
m t have never been out of their own nh,"
{ ohen ..aid.
Johni.on. thr \.OUth program " naunnal
,pokesman stnCt' 14 0 \81d 1t "1<; dtrt'ctcd at
k1d'i who <''en at the ·~ of 9. ~ant to be' the ~'it the) can be But what we're. tdhng th<'m 1\
·Have fun· till. wme of them are taken \o\llh
their fi~t taste of compet1t1on and '-ekhnt~ and
1t alter.. their h\e\"
In one re~pect. th1~compet1\lon 1~\aht"ad of
1he Oh·mp1cs which e\clude-Y-Omen Imm
some e\ en ts and men from othe~ The
compem1on 1n the the aie &J'OUP\ -Q.10. 11 ·I~
and I ).14 -i open to bo \and 1trb ahk(' ··1
think people art' awatt nowad1~ that th~ arT
.ome ver) proficient and e etllent l<'male
romptt110I'\ and that "'e need compct1t1"e
program\ that involve everybody at all •
lcvth,'' John)()n said. "The sooner ~<' all
reahre that. the bcttcf ofTwe'rt' all goma to be."
tr th1'i )outh prorram 1\ not 01.,.mpian,
thcrt 1 neverthclc'i'i a connc-:uon La t ear·.,
aold·m~al J)mna\l, Maf'\ l OU Retton. "" .... an
11-vear-old competllM 1n I Q111
THOUSAND OAKS (AP) -OaJ..
lu Cowboys running b8c1t Tony
Dorsett ended his holdout
Wednesday when he agreed to•
. new ftve..year contract, team presi-
dent Tex Schramm said.
Dorsett, who has been abMnt
from National Football League
team's camp In Thousand Oaks
sJnc:e July 21 , Is expected to report
tod•y. spokaman Greg Atello
Mid.
"We wer. able to construct a
five-year agreement that I think wlll
accompflah what I satd ar16er that
wtll give him the opportunity to
ll~lete hi• career wtth pride and
tome ftnandal stablJlty, •\Schramm
told • prea conference Wednes-
day night
Oorsett hasn't recel'Yed a P•Y..
check" since th6 Internal Revem.le
SeNle• began t~ng N•
$21,000-.month salary laat Octo-
ber.
The IRS claimed Oof.'Mtt owed
s.12.000 In beck tues,-4..end
Oorlett ha reached a setttement
In which he has aJl'Mdy petd
$200,000 and wlll pay tM ,_. later
thla year
The flnancl•lly fruatrated
Oonett then turned to agent How-
ard Sluaher Juty 18 to negotiate
wtth Schramm.
Raiders still
experimenting
0\.' \Rll ! .\Pl -The l 0'>
.\ns<'le' Katd('r\ continu<'d
\\ c:-dn<'\\.I~\ to e\pcnme-nt "'Ith
\.ouna 'eteran\, hopan& to fmd
pla,<'r.. v.ho ..:an pla' mo~ than
on(' po 1t1on tn ad\ anc.-c of the
ll,,lat1onal FO\)thall lt'aauc ~awn
The latest e\penment 1nvillvt""I
1M1Je hnebad.e-r Jack CiQu1~k.
one of th<' her~\ of Super 8o" I
\J . who 1s work1n1 th1 1i11ttlt at
out 1dt hncbt ker
Other upcnmen~ ha't in-
cluded U\11\1 kickoff and punt
returne-r (le Mnnlg()mcry at run-
n1n1 t>.ck, and t..ryina rookie Steve
trachan at both halfba k and
fullba k Mnntaomel') has been a
re~rvr wiJc rt\~1"er dunn ht~
four) f'\ with the Raiden
't
·'
C2 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Thureday, Auguat 15, 1985
Burckleup
by one at
State Open
VENTURA (AP) -John $urcklc
of Newpon Beach fl red a 6-und'er·pat
66 Wcdne!idny for a 36-hole 1outl of
136 and a one shot lead af\er two
round) of the $45,000 Cahfom1a
tale Open golf tournament.
Burckle played the 6,600-yard
Buenaventura Golf Course on
Wednesday afier posting a 2-under
par 70 Tuesday at the Olivas Golf
Course Burckle's eight-under par score
after two rounds put him one shot
ahead of Mike Miles who shot a
\econd-round 66 Wednesday to be in
al 137
First round leader Brad Greer of
Hunungton Reach shot 72 Wednes-
day for a two-round total of 139, three
shots ofT the pace. Greer 1s ucd with
former PG~ Tour professional Bob
Lunn. who carded a 69 Wednesday at
Ohvas Park Mike Blackburn and Marc Arnette
were tted at 140 and Jim Bracken was
the low amateur at 146. Three racqueteera
SMtJ presents 'its
arguments to NCAA
BOSTON (AP) -Southern
Methodist araucd Wednesdaay for a
revers I of an NCAA doclston that
could ft ult in one of the hanhett
penalties ever impoS(d on college
football program.
Af\er presenting the un1vers1t)"s
apptal to the NCAA Council, SMU
representative John McElhaney, re-
fused to say whether he was more
optlmishc that the decision would be
overturned. ·
"We just feel like they. listened very
carefully to us " he said
After a 26-month 1nvesuption
mto all~ed r«ruittng v1olat1ons, the
NCAA infractions committee re-
poncdl)I decided to bar SMU from
givin_a football scholarships next year
and from appearing ir1 bowl aames or
on television for two years. The
NC AA notified the university in late
May and told the school it could
appeal.
A prepared statement said the
council will begin dehberat1ons on
the appeal today and probably will
take "final action" Fnday, the last
day of its three-day meetina here.
wtll be made Saturday at NCAA
headquarters in Minton, Kansas.
SMU plans to ehallenae the NCAA
1n court on arounds tl\at the univer-
sity. which hH bten on prot>auon fi vc
times since 1958, has been di~
enmtnated ap1nst, accordina to the
Dallas Tames Herald. 1 he most
recent two-year probation for It~
football program ended in June 1983.
The punishment reponedly w<>uld
proh1b1 t SMU from offering football
scholarships during the 1986-87
academic year and would limit the
university to 15 for 1987-1988
season. Schools are allowed to give as
many as 30 scholarships per year.
The NCAA never has stnppcd a
school of all its football scholarships
for one year. Such a move would be a
severe blow to SMU's ability to
compete •'!. the tough Southwest
Confcrenc~
SMU Coach BobbyColhnshassa1d
"a loss of scholarships could be
devastaung."
Theneld was tnmmed to the top 70
professionals and I 0 amateurs for the
final two rounds at Ohvas Park. The
1.ut came at 148
Martina Manatllo•a, left, and Pam
ShriYer, rl&bt, will team up to battle ac:_b:l. Ria• and Vita• Gerulattt• in a te • cballen•e Friday, Aue. :is.
NCAA President John R. Davis
said in the statement that an an-
nouncement of the dec1s1on probably
The Mu~tangs, the second win-
ningcst team in the nation during Ole
past three years with a 31-4-1 record,
were I 0-2 and ranked eighth last
season. At least one magazine picked
them to win the nauonal cham-
SPORTS BREAK
Judge cries foul
on award given to
wo1nan hit by ball
From AP dlspatcbes
HOl ()T01'-- A JUdge says hct-Wrlii
oH~rrulc a JUr) 's recommendation 10
award S 180.000 to a woman hit by a
baseball in the .c\strodome when she was 11 years old.
But attorneys for Karen Friedman, who is now 18.
sa) the dcc:1s1on by v1s11ing State District Judge Rohen
Montgomery 1s a "slap in the face" 10 the jurors who
reached the .,,erd1c1
\iontgomer). who 1s from Memphis, Texas,
presided o.,,er the lnal last month m which a Jury
reco mmended the award. dec1d1ng lhat the Houston
Sports .\ssoc1a11on was negligent in not warning
Friedman oi the danger of foul balls.
On June 14. 1978. Fnedman was collecung
autographs behind the first base dugout at a Houston
~ i\stros-P111sburgh Pirates game when a line dnve ofl
E,pos ( abcll's bat hit her 1n1bc ~e~
~he suffered a broken fa cial bone and an C)e tnJUr).
a<.:cording to a lawsun filed b) her father. Dr Robert
Friedman ..\Horney Leonard Kahn said doctor<, had 10
1mert a plate 1n the girl's head and she sttll ha s v1s1on
problem\
In t1 k ttcr mailed to attorneys this week.
\iontgomer" said he would not appro~e the Jury
.,,erd1ct Attorn e)S said Tuesda) that Montgomcr) did
not explain bi:s-deos1 on
"We think rt'\ a fair dec1c;1on for the fans and for
baseball." said Frank R-.nd. legal counsel fo r the sports
assoc1at1on -\nothcr attorney, Reagan Simpson said
the assoc1a11on had argued that tt 1s not legall> required
to warn spectators about the danger of foul balls
Quote of the day
Rick Mears, lnd)-car dn"er. on whether an
an.idem last )Car 10 Montreal ga .. e tum a fear of
racing. "I think it's far more fnghtenrng standing
at home plate wrth a bat in my hands and have a
pitcher throw I 00-mph fastballs at me. Now,
that's scar)."
Elite of LPGA set to compete
Defending champion Nancy Lopet !I
and Allee Miller, a pair of four-ume
winners th is <;eason. will JO in tO others wnh
l 985 victories 1n the ehte ficld for the
LPCiA World \'hamp10Mh1p of Women's Golf
beginning toda} in Buford. Ga. The $200.000 event
ca m es the LPG~ ·s nchest first place award. $65.000
The ~a\on·-; top 12 mone} winners will battle for 72
holes over the hill~ picturesque 6,007-yard. par-72
5toufTer P1nelsle Reson Golf Course on Lake Lanier
Island SO miles nonh of Atlanta The format calls for six
twosomes each dav, and there will be no cut. Second
place will be worth $35.000. third place $23.000 and the
la\t place fi nisher will earn S3.000
Bolger Magic scores at Del Mar
DEl \4>\R-Hea .. 1h-favored Bolger ~
\.tagrc led from -;tan to finish Wednesday
and ra\tl) captu red the De Anza <itakes for
2-Yc ar-old s at Del Mar · R1dt.kn b) Rafael Meia, Bolger Magic finished 31h
le ngth<, 1n front ofUear C horce. nddcn by Laffit Pincay
Jr Smoke) Orbit. ndden b> C1ar) Stevens. finished
1hmi another 214 lengths back
Bolger \iag1c defeated four mals and earned a
"'"'n ner·~ pur~ of ~30 450 1n th e \Ix-furlong race
Carlander to play in Europe
'Wa)nC ( arlander. a former All-ClF m
baskcthall star at Ocean View. High School
and the P..\(-11)'<, Pla)er of the Year 10
leading the l n1versH) of <iouthern Cah-
fo m1a 10 a ponton of the conference cham'p1onsh1p, has
'>11mcd a one-\ ear pact 10 pla} in Europe.
<. arlander. a 6-8 power fo rward. had been drafted
b} the l.o\ ..\ngcle'> Clipper'> QI th e National Basketball \<,~uc1at1on bul failed to rnmc to terms with the
(lipper\ ..
Barons-Mater Del game on TV
Fountatn Valle-. High'\ 1 98~ football [il
optner 14 tth \.iater De1 at Cianta .\na Bowl •II• Sept 12 will be televised b:r ( hannel 56
w11h delayed tapt showings at I 0 pm and
the following Saturda> at f< a m.
Sutton picks up win No. 292
Oon Sutton posted his 292 nd career •
victory by allowmg five htts 1n 71/J mnings
in the opener and Mike Davit hit a two-run,
seventh-inning home run tn the nightcap
Wednesday as Oakland swept a doubleheader from
Minnesota in the Metrodome, 5-0 and 7-4. The 40-year-
old Sutton, 12-6, who has won nine of his past l 0
decisions, struck out four and didn't allow a runner past
second base ... Elsewhere in the American League, Bllf
Bactner hit his fifth career grand slam and Dwlpt
Evant and Steve Lyons belted
two-run shots as Boston ended a
five-game losmg streak by bomb-
ing the Kansas City at Fenway
Park, 16-3, dropping the Royals
21h games behind the Angels in
the AL West ... Mike You1 and
Freel Lyan hit two-run homers
and Nate Snell pitched 3l/,
shutout innmgs of relief as the
Onoles defeated Oeveland in
Balt1morc. 8-4. Rick Dempsey
Sutton added fl sacrifice fly and a solo
homer for the On oles, who have hit 24 homers 1n their
last 11 games ... Dave Stieb pitched a four-hitter and
Jeue Barfield scored twice and drove in two runs as
Toronto edged Texas in Arhn~ton, 4-1. Stieb, 11-8,
walked four and struck out four in going the distance ..
Nelton Simmons cracked a two-run homer and Jack
Morris and Willie Hernandez combined for a s1x-h1tter
as Detroit edged Milwaukee. 4-3. at County Stadium ..
. Ron Ha11ey'1 two-run single in the top of the ninth
lifted the New York Yankees to a wi ld I 0-7 victory over
the Chicago White Sox at (om1skey Park. Don
Mattlogly led off the inning wtth a walk and. with one
out, Keo Griffey singled and Don Baylor was h11 by a
p11ch 10 load the bases and set the stage for Hasse> 's
game-winning RBI. Mike Pa1llaralo then doubled
home two insurance runs
Mets' win streak halted at nine
Kevin Gross p11ched a s1x-h1tter for ii eight innings and singled in a run, while
Rick Seba broke a scoreless lie wtth a single
1n the seventh Wednesday nipit as Pbtla·
delph1a ended New Yorks nine-game wmning streak
b) healing the Mets at Shea Stadium, 2-I ... The setback
tnmmed the Mets' lead to a half-game rn the National
League East as rain forced postponement of the game
between P1tt~burgh and second-place St. Louis,
marking onl y the fifth time in six seasons that bad
weather has forced curtailment of
play at Busch Stadium. The game
was rescheduled as part of a
doubleheader today . . At
Wngley Freid, Scot Tbomp1on'1
tie-breaking pinch single 1n the
seventh inning and solo home
runs by Sal Butera, pitcher Bryn
Smltb and Mlteb Web1ier led
Montreal to an 8-7 tnumph over
the C h1cago Cubs. Smtth, 14-4,
_...___.:..__..L--' c;urvivedagrand-slam by Ron Cey
GrOM as the Expos won for the fifth time
1n six stans ... At Jack Murphy Stadium in San Diego,
Dave Oravecky tossed a five-hitter and the Padres
turned an error by shonstop Dave Concepcion into four
runs 1n the third inning as San Diego downed
Cincinnati, 4-1 . The victory boosted the Padres back
into second place tn the Nallonal League West, with
C1nctnnat1 dropping 10 third Ptnch-h1tter Dickie
1'bon'1 two-out, tie-breaking, three-run homer m the
se venth inning powered Houston to a 7-5 victory over
San Francisco at Candlestick Park .
Rizzuto to leave hospital
~EW YORK -New York. Yankees Iii broadcaster Phil Rizzuto was expected to
be released from St Luke's hospital within
a da> or two after undergoina a heart
procedure, a spokesman for WPJX-TV said Wednes-
day
Execuuve Producer Don Camey said tn Chicago,
v.here the Yankees played the While Sox tn a nt&ht
game. that R1z.zu10 entered the hospital Sunday and
had a ang1oplas11 performed
Television, radio
TELEVISION
No eve nts \Cheduled
RADIO
2 pm -BASEBALL Atlanta at Dodaers,
Ko\BC (790)
7 p m -PRO FOOTBALL' t Louis
Cardinals at Rams. KMPC (710).
McEnroe, Le ndl
post triumphs
I MONTREAL (A P) -Dtfendina
champion John McEnroe defeated
I un~eded Tam Wilkison. 6-2, 6-4, an a
second-round match at the Player's
International tenni-. tournament Wednc~ay
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tEnroc, thF No I seed, had
di ulty handluia W1llMon's ~e
an h11 around mokes lacked the
po r and deadly accuracy they
u'I ly have
Olher top-sttded players who won
were ~cond-ranked Ivan Lendt of
Czec hoslovakia. 6-2. 6-2 over More
Flur
Elway the gun has arrived
Hesitan t rook ie
becoming a poised
veteran fo r Denver
GREELEY, Colo. CAP) -Af\er
two years of scasontng, John Elway
has amved
The confused. hesitant rookie
quarterback of 1983 has given way to
a knowledgeable, poised veteran.
"He's totally in control now,'' says
Denver Broncos w1de receiver Steve
Watson. "He knows the plays as well
as any of the coaches, and he sees
things so much faster on the field.
He's JUSI a lot smaner
"I compare him to a gun on a turret.
He swivels. surveying the, field and
reading the defense s1n'lultaneously,
and then -boom -he unloads."
OfTens1ve tackle _ Dave Studdard
says the change in Elway 1s "un-
believable. He's even acung a hnle
cocky on the field. and I hkc 10 see
that You need that from a guy who 1s
taking charge "
Overwhelmed by the hype that
accompanied his entry into the Na-
tional Football League, the former
Stanford passing sensation was hOpe·
lessly lost hrs rookie year in a
complicated offense. He was hailed as
a super sensauon but 11 wasn't that
easy. It rarel) rs with rookie quar-
terbacks
"With all the notonet.,, I wasn't
allowed to be a rookie," Elway said.
He was vrllified. then benched. and
only late tn the 1983 season when
Steve DeBerg was injured did Elway
return as the staner. Two late-season
victories boosted his stock, but in the
Broncos' only playoff game that year.
Coach Dan Reeves turned to De Berg.
When DcBerg was traded to
Tampa Bay before the 1984 season. 1t
was clear that Elway was the man.
He was allowed to grow naturally
last year. the pressure relieved by a
ball-hawkin$ defense and a I,()()().
yard rusher m Sammy Winder.
But the signs were there ... a I 6-
for-19. five-touchdown performance
tn less than three quarters agatn~t
Minnesota, a 26-for-40. 315-yard.
three-TD performance ag;unst New
England
In the final regular-season $3me.
with the AFC West title on the line in
Seattle. Elway overcame a poor
passing day with some key scrambl-
ing.
Ed Adams resigns
E.d Adams has resigned as Laguna
Hills High football coach following
hrs acceptance as an admm1stra1or at
El Toro High His three-year record at
Laguna H ill~ was 12-19
Gary Carr. the athletic direc10r at
Laauna Halls and a previous head
coach at Mater De1. 1s considered 10
have the inside track to taking over
Adams' duties.
John Elway
"It wasn't a great year, but 11 was a
good year," Elway says. "The bottom
line for a quanerback rs winning
games. We were 13-3. and only two
teams were better.
''l'm confident I'll be bener this
year. My knowledge. of the offense
keeps 1mprovmg. I'm reading the
defense quicker. Now I can look
people ofT m the secon9ary. I can
move a defender with my eyes I'm in
better shape, too."
Elway, who part1c1paled in an ofT-
season we1&ht·hftmg program to
build up his oft-injured shoulders, has
added about 10 pounds. It should
make him more durable 1n 1985.
John Clark Gable ha• no wlah to follow ln
the footatepa of bta father, Clark. Hta
A,.~
deatrea lead to an even futer Ufeatyle -
ln the world of off-road ractna. ..
Gable acting like a champion
Son of Clark Gable takin g h is
place on off-road-racing s tage
LOS ANGELES (AP)-He made headlines all over
the world the day he was born, and now. 24 years later,
John Clark Gable 1s trying to kindle the same kind of
fanfare as an ofT-road racer.
Born the son of actor Clark Gable and Kay Spreckles,
John Clark has not been burdened by hi.1 hcntage, and has
had no 1nchnat1on to follow 1n his father's footsteps into
the bn&ht lights of the b11 screen
lnstead. he's set out to make a name for himself tn the
world or ofT-road raci.ng.
"I d1dn'1 know him. but I'm sure he'd be proud of
me," Gable said of his late father, who died before John
Oark's b1nh. "He told nw mother once that one actor 1n
the family 1s enough."
His name may be a bildeal 1n footli&hts. but in racina.
11 doesn't help one bit.
"I do need sponsonh1ps and those come with
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winning," said Gable. "It doesn'l matter who you are. l
don't care if you're Ronald Reagan, you've got to go out
and show what you've got."
Gable will get to show what he's got th is weekend
when he sits behind the wheel of his Ford Pickup in the
Stroh's Heavy Metal Challenge at the SCORE OfT-Road
World Championships at RiversJde International
R1ceway.
The Heavy Metal Challenge is a Class 8 race, for •
4,000-J)Ound pickup trucka, unlimited production sedans
and even hea.vicr four-wheel drive vehicles. Walker Evans
won last year and will be back to defend his title.
Gable is lookina forward to his first try at R1vers1de.
"I'm aettins ready for it," Gable said. "I've never run
a short C011f5C. rm sun: 1t will be an education."
Gable fint raced motorcycles but has been racm1
pickup trucks for 2'h years now. His dnvina tJartner. Bill
Holmes, a former motorcycle champion. shares Gable's
enthusiasm for raeina truck!!.
"l wanted to run a truck and I needed somebody for
my co-dnver who knew the desert and was a aOOd
mechanic," Gable !lid. "Bill was both.''
Admiral Cup to West Germany Balboa Yach t Club
planning r egatta
PL YMOUTB. Enaland (AP) -
West Germany, led by ns bia boat
Diva G. won the l 8-nat1on Admiral's
Cup y'chtrna trophy Wednesday, us
three team 6oats finishina atop the
nand1np or the ple-luhcd rastnet
Race.
The Bnttsh team, rtduced 10 two
boat~. fin11hed ~cond an cup com-
pettt1on 11 the annual live-•taae. 605·
male race alona En&Jand's south eout.
New 7ealand wa1 thtr'd
C'hampeane flowed and •J•l1 band
played "When the Sa1nt1 Go
Marchina In" as the Diva G, owned
by Frtdy D1ckcll and Peter We tphal
LanaJoh. tied up at dockside early
Wedne\day_ in 1h11 southwest Ena-
land port T1lmar Hansen's Out 1dcr
and Han1-0tto Schumann's Rubin
VIII came 1n over the ncllt 211) hou~
The Diva G actually cro\scd the
finath lane second behind the wcdi h
yacht C'11rat
The Balbot Yetht Club or Corona
del Mar will hold 1U annuat ··Ro und
the l~land Reptt.a" on Saturday
The event 1s open to all rowcl"l and
the race course stans at lhc club and
tncludca a circuit of Balboa Island 0 1/J miles) Open clu s include
tinale and recreational ttullt.
E"r11.ry form1 mar be obtained from
the Batt>o. Yacht Club. 1801 8aya1dc
Drive. Corona det Mar or by phon1n1
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Texas (Weit h 2·41 at B11tlmort (Davi' 6·J), I\.
Startle <Youno 7· 13) at Mlnrie,01a (Bu letter I· l1I, n ·
Cnlcaoo (B1nn111ar S·•1 '' MllweullH <Hlouera 9·61. ,..
'rtdtV'• Gemes Oekland 11 Anet11, n
Clevelend 11 Oelroll. n
K•nHI City II TMOl'llO n
Boaton at New York, n
TexH 11 Balllmon, ,.. s .. 111e el Mlnne1011, n
ChlCIOO ti Mllweulcff. n
Na"°'* L .. vue
W•ST DIVISION
W L .. ct. GB o~. 67 44 '°"
San Olaoo 60 SJ S31 e
Ctnclrinetl st S3 5?3 t
Houston s2 60 .'6' IS',,
Allanta •t 62 .441 11
Sen Francl1eo 43 69 314 2"h
IAST DIVlstON New Yori. 6f 43
St LOUii 61 4J
Montreal '4 '' Cl'llc•llO SS S6 Pl'llleclelpllla S2 60
Pl1111>uro11 33 16
WedlnetdllV'I Scer11 D-..n S, Allema o
MolllrH I 8, Cl'llCIOO 7
HGullon 7, Sen Fr•ncl".o S
P?lll1oe111l'll1 2. New York I
'h s
13
16'1)
34
Plt111>ur011 11 SI Louil , OllCI., rein
Sen Oleoo 4, Cincinnati I
TedeV'I Games Attan11 (JOhnM>n t·OI at ~
(Valenzuela 11·11, 2-0S P.m Plt11buro11 (Weill 0-0 end ReuKl'lel l ·SI
11 St. l.ouls !Cox 13·7 eno K10111tre 8·61 2
P?111ae1e1111111 11<.001man 6·31 a1 New
York <Goooen ll·l l
Montr111 (Gulllcluon 10·11 at Cnlc.aoo
t Eni>et O· 1)
Houaton <Scoll II •> 11 San FranclKo (L1Polnt 5· tOI
Clnclnl'lell <McG.attloen l-11 •I San
Olavo <Sllow 1·71
"rtdlV'I G1me1 °"*'' II S•n Fret1Cl1co. n P"lledelohll •I '"iaOO
New York al Plllltlul'llh. n
Montreal at SI. LoWI, n
Cl11clnn1ll •' Hou1lon, " At11n11 at Sen Oltoo. n
AMl!RICAN LEAC.UE A,,_., 3, MariNrs 1
CALl,.Otll"A "'"' Gtme SIA.TTL.I
ID r l'I bl
Perna Cf 6 I I O Percont 20
Carew 11> 6 I 2 1 Ptte101 10
D.Clnc11 dl'I 6 O O O 8t1dlv If
RJoriet If 6 0 I I AD1..,l1 lb JackM>ll rt S I 2 O Hllvnld 20
ee11ique1 rt o o o o G l'l'lm1 di\
Howell )b S 0 2 O Cowen1 rt
Wilfong ?I> 3 0 0 0 Prt1leV 31>
Downing ol'I 0 0 0 O OHed1n cf
Grlcl'I 2b t 0 I O ICeerntv c;
Boone c • O l I Scoll oil
SChOfletd 11 s O 2 O Owen u
Totals 47 J 12 J T.rat1
all r II DI
'6 1 0 I 0 0 0
5 1 1 0 s 0 2 0 0 t 0 0 . s 0 l 0
• 0 2 I s 0 0 0 s 0 l-0 ..
' 0 0 0 l 0 0 0
'0 I 0
41 I t .1
ic....bv llwtlll9t ~ OIO ... -00)-J S.."'9 000 000 100 000-I Gemt Wlnnlno RBI -Carew W
E-Sc:hOfltld, Jaekr.on, Owen
OP-Ce llfornra J LO&-Calllornla 10, Seet·
tie 7. 2B-J1ck1on 2, Grlcl\, Pa1111, Carew
SB-Heridlrtori (41
fl" H ll IR 18 SO
~ McCHklll
Cllt>urri w .7·2 OMooreS.21
laaftte
7 2-l s
3 1-3 l l I
I
0 0
I
0 0
l
0 0
• s
I
MMoore 11 9 1 2 12
Nunez L,4·2 1 3 2 2 O l
11BP-Oownlng (l>Y Moottl T-J.31
MariNrs •, Anlielt I
Second Game
CALl,OlltHIA SIATTL.I
lb r II bl
Pelllt cl ' 0 0 0 Carew It> ) 0 I 0
Oownlno " ' O O o RJone• rt 4 0 l 0
JackM>n dh 3 o o o
0.ClriCH 3t ' 0 I 0 Narron c 4 l 2 O
Grich 20 l o o o
SC:l'IOfl•ld " 2 0 0 0 Howallpl'I 1 O I l
Gerl>af u 0 0 O 0
Ramotn Bradltv If
Cowen1 rf Thomesdl'I
PrffleV JI>
OHe<11n Cf
Bonnell It>
Scoll c
K11rnev c
Rvnoldt 11>
Tt19b 21 l ' I T.-tl
k-Dv lmlnel
lb '" bl • 0 0 0 ) , 2 1
' 1 2 l '0 0 0
'0 t 1
• 0 I 0
• ' 3 0
3 ' 2 1 1 0 I 0
3 I 0 0
>46 116
Clltflnlla 000 000 100-I
Selttla OOl 010 th-6
Oamt Wlnnl119 lt91 -SC:olt (31
E-ltavnold• 2, O.Clnce• 2.
OP-Calltoml1 2. L09-Callfornl1 6. Seallle
1 28--Bonnell 2, Sco11 2, Jonn
3&-ertdlev. HR-Cowen1 (11)
SB-Certw CS> $-llamot (4)
IP H Ill Ill 18 SO
C.allfltmla
l eM L,2·2 41·) 6 s 4 2 ' Sleton 17·3 2 0 0 0 1
LS..ntllel , • ' 1 0 0
J:::::'w,M ' 3 10 0 2
l.ea~o.S,I l l ' 0 0 0
WP-BHlllt, S.111on. T-2:31 A-1•,411
NATM>NAL LIAGUl
DNt9n S, Br.v .. 0
AT\.ANTA lOS. AHOl\.IS
MTl'trT'IPI"
llRmn u Murphy ct
Horn« lb
CWinno rf
Oberllft 3t>
Cerone c
HUllC>fd 'lb
McMrtryo O.Omono
P1trv Pll
C1moo
T9'11b
••tllbl
'0 0 0
• 0 I 0
• 0 1 0
'0 0 0
'0 0 0 '0 I 0 2 0 I 0
3 0 ' 0 , 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
I 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
OV11e1n u
lellor 3t> Landrxd
Guerrero II
Mldn<lo If
e rock lb
Mar\l'laN rt
klOKll C
Sall 'lb WelCh D
n 0 S 0 T"llt k-.., lnnlntl
ebrlltll
• ' 1 0 , 0 0 0
2 1 2 ,
3 0 I 0
0 0 0 0
J 0 I 1 • 0 0 0
3 0 l 0
' 0 0 0 l t 2 0
A...... '-000 000 000-0
Us.,_.. 001 OIO 21h-S
Garn. Wlnnlno lllt -Non.
E-MGMurtrv, Oberkftll, HuOberd
OP-A1i.n11 2 LO&-Allant• '· Lot An· ...._ I 3-tt1mlrt1, C-"'-Wlletl,
lroc.11, O~n. Sl-Ynctr•llOll ( m
S-0Unc1n, aeuor t s,-undf .. 11• I~ H•llltlllO
'2-3 ' 21·> , 1 ,
l
2
0
2
0
0
s
0
0
2 ,
0
Natt.nal L .. 911•
IA TTINO ll10 el 1>1tU ~ St
t..oul1, .35'; G-rw•, a....r,, .»11 Herr,
SI 1.oul• •. m ; h ckrnan, New Yorll., 301,
Ptrll.at, Clnclrirwttl. .30S. AUNS·Murotw, Atlanla, 90, COlem•n, SI
L.oul1, 11, ltalnet, Montreal, IO, Qli8!'t'W'9, Dtd9art, 71J MCGH, SI. Loul1, 78
ltll•M4JrPhv. Allalllt, 13; Parlle<, Cln·
clnriall, 11. Htrr. St L.oul1, IO; J Clerk. s1
LOUii, to; 0 Wiiton, PttltedelOllla. 73
HITS·McG", SI l.oul1, 1'6; Gwvnn S..n
Dleoo. 133; Per,ar. Clriclnnefl. 133, Herr,
$1 Loul~, 130; Oarvav. Sen 0"90, 127
OOUBLES•Wallacl'I, Montretl, 2t,
Perll.tr, Clnc{ll"1tl, 21, Hern.ender, N1w
Yorll, 1•, Herr, St Lout1, 2S; J Clark St
Lou11, 2S ·
TAIPLES·McGH, St LOUii, 14, Col·
1m1n, SI. Louil , 10; Aelne1, Monlrtal, a,
Samual, PhlltdllOllla. I ; Gt rner Houarol'I
6; Gla0d111, "" Fr1ncl.co. 6 ' '
HOME RUNS·Murotw, All•n1t, JO,
Guerrero, Dedtlln, 211 Parker, Clnclnn1ll,
~; Horner. Atlanta, 20, J Clark, St L.ouls.
STOLEN BASES·Coltm•l'I, SI. Loul1. ll,
llalnes, Monrr .. I, '5. McGH. St LOUii, 42,
Lopes. Chlcaoo. '1; Rldu,, Clnclnn.atl "°
PITCHING (9 CIKl1lon1J·Frenco, Cl~l~
nall, •·I, 1.14, Wlllc:ll, Oedearl, t-1, 1.671
Gooden, New York, 11·3, I"· H.,,,..,
Dtd9art, 12·1, 2.»1 B Smll!I, Mon1r .. 1,
14·•. 2.n, H1wkln1, Sin Oleoo, 14·4. 3. IS.
STRIKEOUTS·Goooen. New York, tM,
Rv1", Houtton. 165, Soto. Clnclrinall, 162,
Y!Mlm\lelt, ~. ISll Oerllno. New
York, 121
SAVES-Reardon, Molllrtal, JO; L.
Smith, Chluoo, 24, Gonaoe. S..1'1 Oleoo, 21,
0 . Smlrh, Houtfon, 19. Power, Clnclnriatl,
19; Suiter, Allal'lle, 19
LITTL.E LEAGUE ALL-STARS
Malon 111· ll·VHrt otd)
WUT•RN lltEGIONALS
(at Safi B«Nrdlnol
W'°'"°9V'1k.,,..
Oreoon 9, Arl1011• •
Hewell 22. ldl l'lo O TedaY'I Garne1
5.30 om. -Ult l'I "' Nol'thern C1lllornla
t om -Wvomlno·Ala1ka winner vs
Soutnern Celltornl1•N•v•d• wlnl'!er
P'rldeV's GlmM
UO. 8 om -Semlflna11
Saturday's G1me a o m -cttamolon1l'llo
NOTE Manv conSOlallon or1ck1• oam11
wlll alto oe oievld nett d•Y
~ayer'a lrttemetlonaf
(It M'ltnfrMI)
SKOfld It eulld Slntlet
Jolln McEnroe (U.Si I Otf Tim Wiik.iion
IU S l. •·2. 6·•. Jimmy Connor1 <US J def
SIOl>Odan llvollnovtc !Yuoo,1ev1e >. 7·S, •·•. SllOhane Bon11n1J IC.ana01) def JekoO
H1u111 (Swluarlandl, 6· 1, 7·6, Nel1on Aarh
IBratlll def Mtrtll'I W011entto1me <Can·
•d•l. 7·6. •·2, Ivan l.enal IC1eel'IOt10v111la)
def Marc F'iur (U S I. 6·2. 6·2. Al'ldors Jarrvd !Sweden> det Glenn Michlt>ete
!CaMdal 6·1 6·t Sle11n Edt>ero <Swedenl de! CMo Hoooor IU S I, 6·3. 3·6
7·6, Eliot Tetlacher (U.S ) def Jonathan
Cl l'lllr (U.S ), 7·6, 0·6, 6·4, Semmv Glem·
m11va (US J aef A"ov KOl'llt>ero IU S ), 3·6
7·6. 6·?, Jimmv Arin <U S.) dtt Mlk~
LH Cll IU S I. 6·•. 7·6, Tim Mavorte IU S )
det Mlcnaet Rot>enr.on (US l, 6·•. 7-6, Henrik Sul1d1rrom (Sweden) def Jev La ol ·
dul (U.S I. •·•. 6·3
Won'Mn'a hlurnament
(al Ml"wall, H.J.)
Tlllf'd Round Slntlei
Pam Srirlvar <U 5 ) def Helen Ktiall <Can1aa1, 6·3, 6·4, Sllfll Gref IW111
<itrm81'1¥) aef Katerine Melffva 18111·
garl1 l, 6·2. 6·0. Htleno Su1<ov1 (ClK1101lO·
vellll l dll Sylvia H1nlU (Wtll Germ1nv).
6-3, 6·3, Katl'lv Jordan <U.S > dlf Andr ..
J1111tr (US I. •·6 1·6, 6·1
Dffp SN flsfllne
OA\'liY'S LOCl<IR <H-pen hecft)
191 an111er1 90 oarrac:uda, 2 bol'llto, 10
vtllOwlall, 2 llallt>ut, 161 c1llco t>eu, 400
1a11d «>au. 114 m•Cktret, t wnlle '" Dan.
1 1cul1tl11.
NIW .. OllT LANDING (Newpert
... dll -93 11no1era 6 t>onlto, Ml send o.u. st cellco Oen, S vallowrall, 16• m1c1<trat, J
rock fl1l'l
Tiits wMtr'• trovt llMntl
t...01 ANG.LU -Bio Rock Crteit, Bouquar C.1nvon Crffk, c u 1alc Ltkt,
J•ot11on Like, Pvram ld Lake
SAN'llRNA.llDlNO -&lo a .. , Lek•.
GrMn llalleY Lake, Siiverwood Lall•
SAN OlliGO -Cuvamaca L•k•.
MADlltA -Sel'I Joe<1uln River lmlOdte
lorkl. SOtCher Lake, Starllweather Lake. TVLARI -l(•rn Rivet (toulh IGrlc
F1lr1rlew Oam IO ICIU Powtrl'IOUH t l'ld
J0Msol1d1lt 8rldOI to Fairview 01mJ
Ul>Oer Pe11oerml111 ''"'" Tu11 Rlvtr lmlddl• tork. iiorth el'ld 1oultt torir.1 ot main
fork, Cedef-S1oae arMI.
MOHO -8uckey1 Cr..... COflvlct
CrMll. Convict Lair.a, Elietv I.Ake, Georoe
L•k•, Gra11t Lake, Grffn Cr"ll, Gutt Leif.a.
June L•k•. LH \llnlno Craeic, SOull'I tork of
l.M lllnlne ''""'· Llltle Walker River, LU"lctv L.e1t1, M1m1t 1..e111, Mtmmo1tt C,.._, Mary Lake, MCOff Cr Mk, Miii
CrMic, Owem Alver <•I Benton Cronlno
eno Bio Sotlnt•), Rot>lnr.on Craeic, lltock
Cr1111 (from P1r1dlte Camp to Tom'1
Plac• 1na Tom't Place u111i,...m ro Roeit
Cr .. 11 Lelctl, fl u•ll Creel(, SeOClllOeO
Cl'llll, SaC191ebeo Lalle, Sherwin Craeic.
SllYer L•••. TION Lek•, frumt>un Lake.
UPHr and Lower Twin L•ictl 9 rld9toorr,
Twin Ltktl Marnmo111, Vlft lnle Cr,Mk,
Ul>Olr end Lower Vlf'ol11le L.1111. Walk1r
RIY91' <Chrlt Flel C1mootound 10 town of Wlltllf •l'ld L .. 11111 Meadow• Camoorouncl
10 Soflor. • , 1099 l
&AJif'TA MONKA 8AV
.lalte Mlllka Yldll QuO
AUOU\I tr .. J .. , S.IUfdaV.
IClllt HatW Yadlt 0111t
Callfornl1 Cl\elltnolf Cr-.. C'llam•
PIClnllllll, $.alUfffV
MllN Yedlt aw
Slno~lldlel tece. $ul'ldev
SAN otlOO SM 06ttit Ytdtt CM
Weal COHI Cl\amlllonll'llM MOile. Fri• on Seturdov 1nd Sunaev.
Mbtlall lay Yedlt C1u11
Lloo 14 Nallonelt. klurd•v tnrouon ~~ Auo 23, Slllllloerd lnvlletlonet,
CW-Ila VtcM Ol.-MoHr Mlttlon hv It.ct CrulM $alur·
dev end Sundav ~WH"'°" Yadtt Olla
EKllUrlJa Fall W ies, T·l lrd, Cll 21
J·2•. ! ·22. S..turdev
Sen 0-.. Crul_. Auaclalllfl
91\141wlllf'•Chrlllent.an C~lltflot. Sun
d ..
Pwf'eatl Vl dlt CMI R•tl~ $trlt•. SOHF, Sunoev Oceenllde YKllt Club
ht>or Pro-Am, Sunc11v
L .. AlamltM
WIDNISOAV'S RHULT'S (, ....... tl-lllllrt ~ maaflllal
,IRST lltAC•. l50 v11a1
lltalw A l amb (Cemllbeftl 21 '° 12 ao uo Gooo For Nutl'lln (Lewi\) IUO soo Lll~:.~d~lr> 260
U EXACTA (10·3) 111110 \341 Ml
SECOND IUCI. 170 vetdi
ZllllOns (Broolul '00
PIHUnl Potlcv (Ol<Jerlcl\"n)
Ooc HNI CH. G•rclel
Time; '5.30 n IXACTA <•·11 Paid '910
THIRD llACI. lSO varo1
140 240
280 260
l?O
lllrldoc: (Ward) t4 60 s 90 3 60
Ot'enobloHomsoaclai (FIOftO 9 60 '40
Good N F1moua (MIXfltldl l 00
Time 11 :n
,OVtlTH RAC•. 350 Ytrdl
Kio The Cl'larioe <War a) IS 60 F'lvollno Pllll <Oldlrlck1en>
Jeramie CStvlllt)
Time: 17 11
1 40 • 00
S 00 HO
SM>
n •xACTA C2·S> Patd , 10210
,.,TH flACI. lSO YUdl
Mtl ccr .. oorl 3 '° R.tli Grev Potlcv IFlouero•I
Swfff Aarlelellt CRul1)
Time: 1U'7
l 00 240
6 60 360
)00
it •XACTA 110·11 o&ld 127 80
SIXTH lltAC•. )50 varo'
·Pacific E111oert (8rOOlr.tl 3 40
S.vannel'li P1u IRul1>
Born Perteet (P1ulll'lel
Time· 18.02
U IXACTA llO·SJ 11tlO l100
SEV•NTH llACI!. 440 vardt
RHllV OH hlllO (H•rt) 70 40
lllOCltet Sell\ IMvlt•)
Two Ul'lder Perr (Me~lltldJ
Tl,,.,.. 1t'4. u •XACTA (6·•> oa1a \SI 60
llGHTH RACE. l50 v•rd\
2 40 220
260 HO
'20
H1me>el'I• Jel ( OrdCll sl'll 30 60 14 20 6 10
v 1nov1 Potlcv (Cree11er1 ''° 2 '° 8CR Klnol'ltlr (Paullnt l l '°
Time· 17 6'. ... U IX.ACTA <1·61 oeta llS7 IO
u ll'ICIC sue (4·?·1011-10••·• 11 11e1d
'1.en.to lo 19 wlnl'llno tickets (five llo"al)
12 Pie• Sill col'lr.ol•lion oeld S.1 00 to s 16
wlrihlno tlelleri !lour nora11I
NtNTM RAC&. 440 varcll
Ce111 Rell (L..ac1tev) I 10 6 Ml 360
MIU Jet Tonto (TreHurt) )2 60 • Ml
Prlu v Fein <Cruoen 7 40
Time 21 4S
'2 IXACTA tS·11 111la l?94IO
TINTH RACE. lSO vards
Ala Hoit IC.amllOelll 45 Ml IHO 7 '° Lanes RoY1t eand CA1"11lror101 s 60 3 60
Easv Sa"d' !Garcia) H O
Time 11.17 '2 IXACTA 13·1> o.ald s2U20
Allenaenca 10 416
o.i Mar
WIOHISOll.Y'S ltESULTS
I ""' ef 4J ·div "*'outNIAcl m..ttna I FIRST RACE. 6 furloncu 1morenlYt Wind (Pncvl s 00
8ullo Z. <CHlll'le<Jal L•ura Doon tPedtoral
Tl,,.,.. 110
SICONO RACE. I 1• 16 mtlel
300 280
H O 360 HO
PromlM Som• JOY (Slv111 l • 40 s •O • 00
Sall Su11afnll'IO (Werrtnl t tO 6 40
Luclty Sliver I lla10at1 S 20
Time 1.•5
12 DAILY OOUBLli 0· 11 / Plld 121 20
THIRD RACE. 6 furlong, •
K Git>< an (MCC1rronJ 6 00 3 20 2 IO Loro Alllson (Ollv1rest 3 ?O ) 00
Growler S.l'ldue <Detallou1wtvt> 3 00
Tlmt 1 10 415
's IXACTA ll·S> Paid 1$3 00
"OURTH lltAC•. 7 'l lu11ong1 on rurt
Wtll Alleotd <SlevenO l 40 • 20 3 20
M•Mlr Les IO•l•hOuJUV•l 4 00 3 '°
RalH U11 and O•nct <Maia> sao Time 1 29 J1S
fl"TH llACI. 7 lurlo1101
Meolt Memo (Solla) $3 •O l6 •O 12.10 Wlllltr <OllvertO 19 60 11 00
Sl'lullle Jet (MCHarou• t S.40
T•mt 1 23 11s u IXACTA (td) oelo Sl,493 so
SIXTH llACI. 7 lurionos
RICIY L•c• (Toro> 1 00
BlllV'I 81ck IOelel'IOuUIVt)
ltoad of For1un• IPlncav>
Time. 123
uo uo
420 HO
3 IO
SIVINTH llACI. 61 ; luflono1
C..roell (Plncav) • 20 2'0 2 40
SOvtrtlO" Ster (McC1rronJ 4 60 2 IO Ju111n CaH (Toto) 320
Time 116 llS
IS IXACTA (6·11 o.ala SJSOO
lt ,.ICK SIX (11 3· t·6·S·•ll l ot lO
U t.14.S to to lour w1""1n11 tlc~•h (11• 11oru1l. l2 Pick SIK conlOlellol'I 111ld '39' 60
10 331 winning llcklll <llve !\Of'"'l
ltOHTH RACI. 6 lurlong1
Bo1oer Meolc <Merel J 40
Clear Cllolct (Pi11CIVl
SmOlcev Ot'bll <S1even1>
Time 110? S
IS IXACTA 14 SI 11t ld '3000
NINTH llACI. I l 16 mll11
260 ' 10
3 '° 2'0 2 40
Mufti IMcHarouel 10 00 5 20 3 60
Penta (Mtttl 14 00 S 20
AIOll'IO !Slevtntl l ~
Time 143.
lS •XACTA <s-t> oetd '262 SO
U DAILY OOU8L8 <4· SI 01ld '16 00
A11enoanc1 t9,•Sl
•
W~V's tramadtoft\
IASllA&.L
Amerlcell L.M-
Otange~ut DAILY PILOT/TMlt'lday, Auguet 15, 19815 C8
'90l1Ca fl* MmCI M ..-rm W l1MlaTll't aAA.I ~ UUI ~ML.I
LO DON (Aa. Th 8 ·.i. HOTIOI II Hl .. HY HOTIOI '' Hll\HV ;.011ce II Hl .. llV -e nu~, powerboat !YEN tn• °"' ''*'· ,_. OIV!N INt on May . ._. arwN ht• ''*' ._. V1r&an Atlantk anen.-ier. sDUCirna toward bet t•. •NS • •• t«nw 1e, 1NS wt ·~ ~ 1t. 1 ..... do th~ Scilly lslanch in the EoaJ11fi Chanot. I 11 on m .• in tne Law Office of e;. in '"-1..aw Ol'flca of P;.'!'.::·'" tne a.. OMoe ot
Record in sight~
llratl to break the H -year-old rttord f~r lht 1~1'lo ~ t::'.,:~ ,. ,'lo~ ::=,:, ;.-;lo":' ::.=.,:
fastest ~.a crossana of the Atlantic the uJte 10t, w .. 1m1n11er, 111tt 1oe, Weetm•n•*-Sutt• 1oe, w_.......,· O~n1zers said Thursday. ' nla, AttOfMY I.any CllllOl"flla, A~ LM~ ~ A~ LanY
'Everythina is ~ina well .. u d othman on behalf of "01t1men on 1>eh alf of "Othman 0,. -.,_..•It O'r
spokesman Oat-a I.. Lo. d I VOY•St OODIAIOOI VILL.AOf WOOOlllUOOI VILLAQI! WOOOMtOOI VILLAQI •.. r .. e in n on OMEOWNEAS AISOC•A-HOMtOWN AS AMOClA-HOMIOWNIM M80CIA-
She said the 65-foot powerboat shonl~ after I();!, Will S!LL AT PVI· TION, Will eeu. AT ~ TION, Wk.L HU. Af """' dawn ThurM!ay was about 600 milei from ill IC AUC:TIOH TO HIO,..HT UC AUCTION TO HIQ.HUT UC AUCf~ TO HIOICSl ~h'·. Sc~11Bri1shlopdRock hahthousc sill. m1lu ~~~~·s'i~EcfKA 8o~ ~~~rt..·sFi~rcfl'o..,_ ~~~~~t~·•F~~ecfrl•1J4" 0..: c '· s an s. l!ATll'IEOCHECl<(p1Y•blt CE1'TIF1EDCH£CK(P9)'eble CPTHOCHIEU~ It 1s sul on lltiet to ttach the SctUits by t t11M of .... WI iawtut 11 time ot .... 1n l9wtul at time Of _. 1n _,.
about 8.30 p.m. (GMT) tont""'t .. she said 1 1A .. Of the Untteo It••> rn<>MY ot 1M Unf1ed Stet•> rn<>MY °'ma~....._> Th bo ... · 11 '""''· utie ~ 1n11t• ell t1gh1 t1ti. and 1n••t 111 l'!Ol'lt. title .w ~ e power at must cross the fint$hlnJ tine Mled t>y • Notice of o.. Cl'M1to riy • NOtio. Of o.-en.tees "Y • NoC)Clt ot o..
by 10.24 p.m GMT tQ gain the record. she ttutt and EleOtiOtl to Sell rtult and !.*1ton to Sell tut anct fMdlOn •o w 'Said. Purw.111111 to OedatatlOn ot Purtuat1t to Oecltttltlon Of Pwrtuant to Dldlf&Uon 01
She said weather cond1t1onc .. #\ti. Condltlona l Coven.i nt•. Condition• a ~entt. Condttlon• a
ood
.. ~ were p~tt> ReattietlOnt wfllcll Notio. Aettrletlont. wtl.ICll Not1ee "-tr1ctlona wtllC$ Notice & and. that althOuih the sea had be<:omt U raeotdecl on Aj)(ll 3, •N rac.ordecl on ~11 3. wu r-.cctd9cf on A.Pf11 a.
thoppy, with W8VC$ SIX reel htgh thtre WU no 1916 .. lnt1nim«1t No. 1985 u lnatrument No tH 5 al lnett\lfMnt No cause roroonccm. • s.111123 of, Otf1c1a1 Re--•s-11111• of. Offlelal ~ 85-117125 °'· OfflcMl,..: "I h k .... di of Or1n99 County, c.ord• of Orange CounfY COfda Of C>r9nge County t in. ~e nave a vcrv g~ chance. f ht a.111om1e. 1n acoordanct c e11torn11, lfl IOCOfdanoe c.111orn1a, 1n aooordance
weather 1sn t so aood a1 the moment but I With • ~Ion °' eov. with • Oeclaretlon ot COY9-w1111 • o.ewasion ot ecw., think we can cope wuh 11 .. n1n11 Cond1tlonl l Reatnc-nenta, Condltlont a Reatrtc· nant.a. OOnOl\.IOM>& ~tc.----!!!!111-1!"---------• 1e1e of OttlOlal Aec:ord• of 1976 of Official Recotoa ot 1t1t o1 Ofnctai a. 01 1 Ot1nge Cou"1y. Calltorn••: Orange County Clllfomla· Oranoe eoumy
1n the property 111.Ulteo 1n 1n the Pf°'*1Y t1tu11ec1 1n "' the pfoperly. 1n ·
tlon• rtc:Of'd.cl on June I, llOt'lt recOfcted on June t. tlont reQOtd9d ~
Women '·s g }f u1c1 eounty aNI s).lt• a.. tlld c:ounty 111c1 s1111 ci.. Mid CCJnjy .net WJ.,. 0 torlbed &I tc:rlbecl u · ICffbed .. ,
l.ot I, Unl1 6i OI Trtct No l.Ot t. Unit 114 of Tr11et 1.ot 1. Unit 20 oi 11C11 Ho.
10345 u par Map rec04'ded No 1600 .. par ... .., ,... H 18 • par MtP In
tl·1l·l~• In 80011 475 'ao-3-8 of c:ord.CS 1n Book 435 PIQN 8ool( 4f4 ~ 1$-2' Of
71.16.n-ns Mlaeel~tM"aptrtOOfci. 19-21 of M1toa11aneou1 MilcellantouaMapa"'°°"18 fiuf\lres Toumam.nt
( 11 L.M-"11\, IC.MMI)
"IHAL llOUNO
Jan Glbtori 70·6t·7~tl H Ferr 7' 11 1~11
G Fulton 76·70-71--111
J Simmon• n ·7S·11-218
Berb Mucl'le 76-72·10--?ll
J Rownrhel n -71·70--218
C JoMtton 76· 73·6.-211 sue Tonkll'I n ·n ·7+-219
Jutle Cott 7S·7'·10--219
M. 9trtl0111 n -72·77-221
L. Brown n -7•·11>-221
Jiii Jerauld 7•·»·~n•
Oat> AIChard 74· 12· 71-'12•
T Green 7A·13·n-n•
Lvnn Stone 74·7'·16-2?4
Nine Fou.11
Pei Joroan
0 McHaHle
N l.eROUA
Kim tauer
Munolriger
Nencv Holnt N Tomlcn
IC Olr1t1 Cl'l11'1Ct110f'
0 K.ot1oarrd
II Wavde
0 L•OOMI
0. Mar!ln11
Greet St•rr
Sit semen M We11n
M Ma1tne11
Gina Hull
Jullt L1r11n
Llaa Klu•ef
17•73.7tr-?26 of Mid oounty Mac>t r.cord• ot Mid coun-of Mid county.
n 73·16-226 ~cl owner· COLINOA ty Recotd ~ LAWTON 71-JHS-?'16 GRACE FICK, RICHARD A. ~rd owner THOMAS DEANE l HEATHER DeANE
to·TN+-2?6 SH AN E 8 R 0 0 K AN 0 CRAIG BALL ANO CHAllTO,Hl!A N
11-IH+-n• KRISTINE R 111NNEN Tne ltreet addf ... and MOOAE
T9 1•-n -n• The atraat .Odr ... Ind other common det19natlon, The ttr• llddt'IM ancs
t0·12-1s-n1 other common dMlgn111on, If 1111y of the f'Ml 1,'pr09«lY otMt common ~Ion 90·72·7~.nt 11 any of the real Pf°'*'Y ducrlbecf •bova 11 tr any of the,... ~
11·73-n-m d1acr1b1d 1bova I• purpontd to bt· 112 e1a1c
0
rlbad ab/:e ti
74-71·77-129 purported to be· 34 Briarwood, lrvtne, Calltomta p!jrponed lo be' S2 EMt ~:jl:~t:229 HMthergrMn. lrYIM, Call· 9271• y ... Loop, trvlna, Calltoml• ' ..-m 10<1111927t4 Tne underligned Trutt• t27l4 ~-~:n:~ The under.ign.d Truat• dl.aclalm111nyllabtlltyt0tany Theundatllgfwcl Tt\19*
12• 75• 7)-230 dllclllma 1ny 119blllty !or any lntorrectnMt of the 1tre9! Ol9clalml any U.bjllty IOt any
76•11•77_131 lnc:orrectneu of tM 11re91 tddr ... lll'ld other common lnoofr.ctneM of the atrMt
11.74•76-231 llKldr ... and other common detlgn111on, tt any lhown ldd,... Ind othef COl'NnOtl 11-n lt-'m d""'1l•tlon, II any. lhOWf'I l°*eln. Of the ieglll detcrlp.. datlanatJon If~ ~
19-7S·7t-m her'alil, Of the leOel daecrlp. tlon rtcltad •bOYe herein. or th. A--.....
19·16· 11-712 tlon recited •bOva Satd Ml• wlll be mad4t, bUt tlon *'11d at>ow _.,.,..
Said •lie wlll be mlda. but wltl!OU1 c:ovanant Of' Wat• &aid • will bt INtda bYt
----------'""' eoor ... ar other c:om-without COY9nant Of war-r1111ty, axpr ... or 1~'9cl. 1• wittlout ~t or ;..,. PUBLIC NOTICE mon designation, olrectlona ranty. ••Pr ... or tmpllaO. r• gardlng tttlt C>Ot-•lon. or ran~expr ... Of ttnt>lled. , ..
K Arrington 74·7S-7S-22•
Terri Carter 1S·7•·7S-224
L Redler 18· 7•· 7?-'124
S Sltlrillauer 79-13· 12-1'14 J Graff
to Its toutlon mey bl ob· QlfdlflQ lllle. Poueation. Of' enc:umbr..ll!Ga9, 10 P41Y tor get Utlla, p Ion. or NOTIC~ Of' talned from the Marsnal'• eneumbranoet to ~y tOI' clellnquent m11n1a n1nca anc:um enc.. to P9Y tOt
TftUITll I IALE Office upon ,~uMt d1ll11quent maintenance ..-.menta. coett and 11-d•llnqoa nt "'atnt•nanc a
I NOTICE IS HEREBY Pro&pectl•• blcldart ...... metitt coatt Ind It· t ornty1 l1t1. to wit: -u. oott1 and llt•
GIVEN that on Frld1y, Sep-et:ould refer to Section• torney1 tau to wit· $1400 20 with lnttr .. t torn•y• I••• to wit
tamber 16, 1985 II 4.00 701 sto 10 ,o1 e.eo In· $1506 20. wnn lnterut th«eon, u provided In Mid 11447 20, with lnt•reat
Pm . In tlla Law Otfloe ol elusive ol the Code 0j CMI tne<aon. u p<OYlded In tatd Oec:11r1t1011; edvlllCM, II Iller~. • swcMcled In Mid
Larry Rotnmen localed at Proc:edure for provlalont OeciaratlOll, edvanCM, If any undat trwi 11r"'' of .. Id O.C:lwauon· advanc.. If
1u•o Beac:h 8oulav1re1 governing 1119 lerma, oon-eny. under the lllfma of Hkl Oeclar1t1on; •-. ctlargee any. vncl9r 1"9 twma ot Nici
Su te 108. WHtmlnster. Oltlons and el1tct oflhat1i. Otclaratloo, ,..._ chargae and 1111peri-of slllld At-Oeclwatlon· '-cn.rgee
Ca11tornla, AttOfnay Larry ario Ille ltablllty 01 def11Ul1lng end ax'*'-ol said At· torney and .~ ot' Mid At·
1 Rolhman on behalf of bldd8f'I t«ney Tl'la Homeownara At· tom9)1
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WOODBRIDGE VILLAGE NOT IC E IS HEREBY Tiie Homeowners Al· llOClatlOn under aald Oac:lat· The Horneownera Ai·
HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIA· GIVEN that on Thursday eoclatlOll undet'u.ld Oeclar-•llOll netelofOf'• axac:uted eoetatlon under.., Oed#·
nON. WILL SELL AT PUB-Aug 22 1995 112.00 p M 1 j tllon ri.tetofore executed end dell11ered to the unOer· atlon n.r.tofO'e executed
llC AUCTION TO HIGHEST Orange'co Merlhll Harbor Ind o.flllerad lo the under· .toned 1 written Oeclaratlon and.,..._., to' the~
BIDDER. FOR CASH. DIYtalon, 4eOI Ja,:,,bO, .. 11Qll4ld1wrlttenOectar111on ofOtfault and Demand for 11at'9d1wmt.nDacl.,at1on
CASHIER s CHECK OR Rm 108 City OI ~ of Oel•ult and o.mano IOf Sall, and. written Notice of o( o.tault and o.nand for
CERTIFIED CHECK (payable Beacll County 01 Orenga sai.. and a wrtn111 Notice of o.faUlt and Etactlon to Sell 8•, ano • wntt9" Notloe of
II II~ Of Nie In ltwful State ot Calllornle I wlll ta1i De«4ult eno ElectlOn to Sall to be recorelaCI In tM County Otlflaitt and E>ectlon to Sell
money 01 tl'le United S111ee1 at public auc:tlon to the l'llgh· to be recoroect In the County wM<t Ille real property ci. 10 bl ~ded In tM Count)'
Ill rlgl'll, uue and lnterett est bidder for c:uh In l•wful whefe the rut propal'ty de-1erlbad herein 19 located. .....,,.., the ,..., property ci..
created by • Nollet of De-money of the United States ec:tlbed herein 11 IOC:aled T""tee concluctlng tale· tctlbeo h9reln la tocat.O
fault ano Election to Sell all the rlgl'll 111141 end lntllf..i Trustee condUC11ng 111e· 1.1rry Rothman. Alt0tfl9Y 11 Tru•t• conducting ....
Purauant to Dederatlon of ol aald Judgment debtor(•> In L1rry Rothman Attorn-v at Law 14140 Belch 811/d , Lerry Rotl1man AttOl'ney at
Cov1n1nta. Condition• & the ebOlle delctlb41d p<op. Law. 14140 BMeh Blvo .. Suite 108. We11m1n1t.,. l aw. 1' 140 ~ 8fvd
Restrictions. which Notic. trty, Of 90 mucn thereof u Suitt t08 Weatmlneter. C elltornl• 92&e3 (7141 Sultl toe. WM 1m1natet:
wea recorded °" Aprll 3 mey be~ to .. uaty Ca11to11111 92683 (7 U ) 638-55&1 C•llfornla 02883 (7 141
19!lS u lnatrurnent No aald axecullOll wtttt accrued 838·5S8t DATED July 18. 1985 836-55&1
65-117113 of, Offlclt l R .. lntetUI end~. DATED Jllly 16 1985 9y: Lwty "°""""'· At· DATED' July te. INS
corda of Or1nga County, APPROXIMATE MINI· 9y: Larry Roth.min, At· lomey llt Law ay: LMrJ ~ At•
Clllfotnll, In ac:cord1nca MUM Bio 13.802 55 • tOfMy et~· Pul>llthed Or•nge Cout tofMf ell Lew
with t Oeoletatlon ol Cov .. Tr•nst« Till ol 56¢ IOf Mell Publl9hed Orange Coett Dally Piiot Augutt 9. 15, U . P11b111Md OrlllOI Cout
nanta, Cond1t1on1 A Retlrto. $500 00 ot purcruu.a pnca Dally Ptlot August a 15, 22 1985 Dally Pt1ot AUQ\llt a. t& 22
llori• recOfded on June 9. Dated July 30 1985 · 1985 Tll-214 1"5 ' '
1976 ot OHlclll RecOfda 01 DIYlaion Jc Byham Til-218 Th-215
Or1n91 County, California, MtrMlal Herbor Division Ml.IC NOTIC£
In th• pr09tf'ty 11tu1tad In 4601 Jamboree Rm 106' P\&JC NOTICE Plll.IC NOTICE
said County and Stet• oe-Newport Beach CA -----'~;..;;..~;..;..;.=--NOTICE
tc1rtbed I.I' 92H0-2593 . K·1214Sa INYJTWQ Ima C -
Lol1,Unn2otTraGtNo Jemae C lrh•m NOTICIOf llDITDIN0.•1 NOTICIOfaA.1..1
103S5 .. per Map rtlCOfeleO ... ,.'h.. or.ftoe c~"· OfATH Of I NOTICE IS HEREBY Of MM. HIOPWHn
In Boole 480 Pages t•-1e ly: O~tte ... "'""' ~ Latini. lftf)n lowman G v EN I 1'111 ••• , • d AT '91NATI ·~ of Mlacellaneoua Map• r• Oaouty · • ANO OF '£TrTtOH propou11 wlll be received by , • .,
cords ol .. Jd county Publlalled Orange Coast TO AOMINllTIR the City of eo.t1 M ... to 1n rna Super!Of Coun of
Record owner ARDELL !Dally p1101 AUQull 1 8 15 ESTATE NO. A·1214Sa wit Tl'le City Couricil PO lthe Sttt• ol C.llfOf'nle, fOf
0 STENE ANO !RENE H 1985 . • To all llalls, oen.f1C11rl•. 8 0>: 1200. Cotti ....... Cell· Ille County of Lot Angelea
STENE Th 195 crec11tore and con11ngant tor1111 92826-t 200 on Of . In tl'lt matter of~ &1111
The etreet addrMS end • creclltOfs and paraoris .....,..o before the l'IOUr 1 t 00 1.m of Gabt!all llalenZ\1911, a.
otner commo11 detlg11auon. may De otharwiee 1ntetetted °"' Tl'luraday. Sept 5. 1H5 oeaaea •
If any. of tile real pr<>c>erty PWLJC NOTICE 11'1 Iha will a11d1or nt•ll ol It tnllll be the responalblllly NotlOt It her.Oy gtWn th•t 1
des c r It>• d 1 b o v e 11 i..ennle Evelyn Bowman ot tile bldd« to dalt¥er hit the u!ldartigned wltt Mii 11
purpor1ed to be' 19 Agate, NOTICf OF A petition 1111 bM11 hied bid 10 tile Ctty Clerk I Ottlc9 pmtlla UN lo ttte hig!IMi
lrvlna , C1Hlom11 92714 TRUITll'I IAlf t>y Margaret E S10y & lt:>y the prooe< announo9CI and t>ttal bidder. wbj9Ct to
The undarligned Trualea NOTICE. IS HEREBY J1c1y11 A Cl'lllder11ntheSu· time Sida wtll oa publldy C011llrmt11011 ol NICI Su·
dlacia1m11 any ll•blllty for any GIVEN that on Frldey Sap-perlor Court or Orenga opened and raid IJoucl 11 pet'IOf Court, Oii Of attar ttte
1ncorrectll4lts ot the 1tr .. 1 tembef 16. 1985 11 4 oo County rtQun t1ng thtt
1
11 00 • m . or u aoon tiler• 111111 dly of Augu1t. 1985, 11
•ddr"' and other c:ommon pm • In the Lew Office of Marg1r11 E Sedy & Jeclyll attar H pract101t:>I• on tht 01f1ca ol Phlllp R
dHlgnatlon. II any. ahown Larry Rothman located 81 A Childers be appom1eo u Thunlday Sept 5 1985 In Homaey II A Proteulonli
herein. or tfle legtl descr1p-14140 Beach Boufevtrd parson11 rapresentallYe to the Councu C1111111>et1 City Corporat1ori 4250 Wlhltllnl
lion rec:ltad lbOve Suite 106 Westmlneter telmlnrstar Ille eat1te ot the jHall. 77 Fair OrlW Cotta Boui.vtrd Flrtt Floor LOI
Seid Ule wm bl made. t>Yt Celllornla Attorney Larry deoedent jM... Callforn11, tor the , Ang.... C1lll0f'nt1 900 tO ·
without cove111n1 or w•r· Rothm1n on beha lf of The pe tition raQuesla tur1111111ng of PAINT. TRAF· ,County 01 Loa AngalH.
ranty. eJtprau or Implied. r• WOODBRIDGE VILLAGE authority to 1dmlnlll8' tile FIC LINE. INSTANT DAV S1111 ot C1llforn11. all tna
gardlng lltla, poa-Slon. or HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIA· ISllll und1< Iha 111dape11.
1
Addlt1on11 NII of th• rigl'll lltlt encl 111tar"t of
81\c:Umbranc:es. lo P•Y lor TION WILL SELL AT PUS-dettl AdmlnlStratlori of Ea-901Clflc:lt1ont may be Ob-.. Id d-...cl It th• 1111'141 of
Oellnquant mtlnten1nc1 LIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST 1ates Acf talned 11 the Office ot ttle death and Ill the rtgl'll. tltlt
U,MUments, costa and ti· BID OE R F o R c As H A l'lelnng on Ille petition PurchH lllQ A~t at 77 Fair end int-I th•t the .. ttt•
tor nay• tau to wit CASHIER'S CHECK OR wlll be held 01'1 µ.e511. 30 Drive, Cotti M-Calf· of Nld d-..d hU ac;.
$2708 20, Willi lntarHI CERTIFIED CHECK (payable A M In Dept No 3 at 700 ION118 Bid• thoul<I oa , .. Quired by OC>at•tlOll of ,_ or
thereon. u pro;11C1ed 1n 111<1 et Um• ol N I• 111 1ewtul Civic Centllf D•lvtt Wnt ,turned 10 tl'la 111ant1on of tile OlhefWIM Otl\er tl'lan Of 111
O.cl1ret1011, t dvancH , 1f money of rl'le Unllao Statff) Senta An•. CA 92702 C11v Clerk within Hid time addltlOll 10 that ot aald CS..
any under the 1erm1 01 N iel all 11ght lltle ano Interest IF VOU OBJECT 10 the limit ·n • -1a<> 8C'lvei<>Qe. ceallec:I at the time of dMth.
Dectaratlon f.... cnargee c:reatad t>y 1 Notice ot De-granting 01 the petltlOll you· 1oent1flad on the outtld• Wilt! '"' and ro au the carllln rMt
11nd expan&eS ot Mid At· ltult •Nd Elec!lori to Salt tllould tithe• appear 11 1119 the Bid Item Number and tne properiy tltueted In the Ctry
1
1ornay Pursuant to Otclatetlori of hearing 1no ttatt your ot>-1o pe11111Q Date of Santa Ana County ol Or-
Tl'le Homeowners A•· Covenenta, Coodltlona 8 1acuon1or1111 written ob19t· Etcl'l Old 1n111 apectfy ,•ng• St•t• 01 CaltfOfnta.
aoc11t1on unoer H .id Declar· R"tr1c11ooa. whlcll Notice 11on1 wltll !I'll c:our1 before MCl'l and -V Item u Ml partlC\;llrty daaerlt>ad u f~
atlOll h91'atolore executed wH recorded on Apru 3 the hell'l"O Vour •PP41•• forth In the spac;ttlelllona 1ow.. to wit 1nd deliver.CS to Iha under· 19115 11 1nt1 ruma11t No anc:.e mey be 1n person or by Any and all .,c:.ptlona to the Lot 2 In Block 3 of r•aut>-
algn.O 1 Wl'11ten Oecl•r•llon 85-111 117 of Oltlci•I R.. your attor"llY spectflcallont m04t be ctaer -diVlllOn of Bloctl 3 of 8 J
of o.111111 and Demand for cords of Orange County IF YOU ARE A CRED1TeiR ty In the bid •nd flllure lo ,s1111bury • 1<1<1111on to
S111. tnd •written Notice of Ca0tor1111 1n acc:ordenca or • contingent crldltor ot 1Mt forth 1111y 1t1m tn tn. 1S1nt1 Ant .. tnCl'#ll on t
Defaun and EllCllOll 10 Sell with 1 O.C11ra11on of Cov .. 11'\e d1e.eued yOY muat flit •pec1t1c111on1 thall bt Map tl(.C)(ded Ill BOOll 4
to l>e rec:Ofded In ttle County nanta. COlldlllon• & RettnG-your c111m with the cour1 or grounds lor ••iec:tton of the page 33 of M11Ce1taneou1
whar• the rMI properly d• 11on1 rec:Ol'Clad on Ju,,. 9 p11M111 II to 1111 perto11al t>tO MIPI. recOfdl of Orange
aerlb41d herein 11 loceted 1976 ol Othctal Record• ot reprnentatlve appointed t>y Eact> t>td 1111111 Mt forth tllt County. CallfOl'n•t
Tru11ea c:onduC11ng aal• Orenge county CallfOfnle tile court w11111n tour montht full namea 1110 r•I~ ol Uora commonly d•-
Larry Rothmen, AltOfntty aw tn the property sttullad tn from 1h9 date Of llrll 11-Ill per1on1 tnO partlat acrlbad II 105 1 W .. t Tl'llrd
L.IW, 14 140 Beach Blvd . H id Coul\ty end St•t• o• tu•nca ot !etters •• p<ovtOad 1ntares110 In tl'la proe>OHI If Str•t Santa An• C•ll·
Su1te 108, W11tmln1ter. tcrlbed 11 111 S1c11on 700 ot 11'11 the b•d 11 b~ 1 c:orPorallOll. fomla
C1111orn11 92883 c 7 t 'I Lot 1 unit ~ 1 ot Tract No Probate Cooe of Calllorn11 attte the nemea of tna of· Term• ol Hie CHll and 638-55~1 8900 u pet Map recorded In The time ror r111ng c:111m1 wltt lt1ce,. wl'lo can •lg11 111 rawtv1 money of tllt un11aa
DATED July 18. 1985 80011 12231 p1981 1342 01 not uptrt prlo1 to lovr AQrMmef'lt on oatl•lf of the StatN or conllrm1t1011 ol
9y: lM'Y ftotfl"'an, Al· Ml~ltneoua Mapa recoroa mont111 1rom the Cltlltt ()! the c:orpora11on and whtttter Nia or part C99ll and t>al-
toma,.Jd uw of aald count)' l'l1ar1ng riot1C41 abOw Jmor• 1n1n OM offic.t mu11 •nee 9Yldanoao by riot• -
Publtlllad Oi•nr. Coast Record own8' DOUGLAS l YOU MAY UAM1Nf ttta ... '11" "IN Did ti by. pan-CtJT9CI oy mongage Ot trv•t
Oaltv Piiot AUQUtt • 15. 22. E JONES hi. 11901 oy trie court If you ~•NP or • 1otnt venture dead on lhe PfOpet'ty to
1118$ • Tile 1,, .. , ~dr ... and 111•• 1 oatson 1r>terestad 1n state Ille nlm91 and tel· llOld Ten paroant of emount
Ttt·220 other common designation Iha M lat• you may MNa I"'"'" of ail ~ Pttrt· 1>1d to be drlpOalted "flth bid
----------II any of tn. reel proe>en'r wo•1 tl\e e•et\JIO< or ldm•n· ne<I ano 10tn1 'f9nturert 11 !'Id or o~• to be In lorl'lt· P\lllC NOTICE deac:11bed lbOvl 111 t~trAtor or upon tl'le II· tl'le b•ddtr 11 • s ole 1ng and wlM be received at pvtporttd 10 be 10 p11ri. lt>•riey ror Ille executor or l)rOp•l9tOrtl'llO or another 1111 •IO,...ld offlc:. at 1ny·
ORANOI COUNTY Viti•. Irvine C•llforrifa 1.:i,.,1nl•tr11or •n<I me wtlll ...,!tty that doet bu11ne11 tll'nl efler the flt9t pub#-
IUPllUC>lt COUftT 92114 tr>• ·our1 With PfOOf of --uno.r a tiCllllOul neme lhe ltltlOll Mteol end befOf'a the
CAii NO. 429 l2t °' The underllgneo Trull• .. c.a 1 written reQuetl Slat bid 111a11be1n the real name d•ll of Mlt Tiie bacutor
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OIRNOAN'T: GORDON eddr-and other oommon vt111ory •n<I 8'>P<t1Mf'lflllt 01 0 8A ftlle ne1111<>u1 na,.,.l Data IN• 1e day of July
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NO'Ttcl 01' I herein. or 1111 1911,, dMCllP ttont or .cc;oun11 mentioned t111ou• ntme th111 ~ "'*' JOHN OA~IA. ••-tor
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Mek, Oii • ~ C0tttrac1 GORDON WU.LIAM GRUN-$ 1 U5 20 with interHt ThF·?l' 1111e right to NIKI an~ OI Ill 19~ INOIANA~IS COLTS-~CCl\llfldMtll OY, AUDREY ELAINE ti'*~ HptOV'OtiQtntald blclt ~F-209
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1ker, Detroit. 1'J lli.tltn. h Hlrnore 11; M. lOS 4ftl0UIS·U»t0 HA(jt ,,,,.. ... ev, wl4t ~ ..... t~ ._,. ~llv H . ,.....20t.oM, lndUINe. tcflbed llefetn ;.;;.;, . Thia t111llnen 11 con Chapman AYen~. $utta ar37 8if'Cll It. 4tfl Aoor.
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lllll•Maltlftaly, NW Vtl'll H · I . MA.· Local SVmrner Cru1u. iaturelev IG NOOCeY Ol'lloa of lM County ..._ I.any AotMllll, Atlomety at JCTMS, Cf\.,.._ A ~O M~ C Gibb U..
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Al>&.»ml ~~.':*tu:.·~ 18R, den, 2 bath•, large :Xvall 0115 38r 38a. Low« lllT IUll'l '11Ul •ARLINGTON APTS• s~· '· $475/wkly. Avl THJ DAil y PILOT Mi."RI.. oe.~• •-S17,905. Cail 83&-7870 yard. New pelnt/cpt1.. Temple Hiiis. Ocean & QUIET RESORT LIVING ~ll!ld Quiet, apaetoua. 8117·Sept. 831-0527 IA ASSl£1EQ OFFICE HOURS r.;;::• .f~ :::: Very CIHn S875/mo. nlte tit• vu. 1 yr IN s ed Very clote to bMctl '~ ~~_, 11···~· fi :::: Dbl-wtcte DrlttwOOd 421, s.e •t ~43 E 22nd st. s21001mo. •94-8858 • Petkllng ti.at r,,<: IPAllTIHm 281 H~B• TwnhN 1875 leatal1 tt euu-c-t• ,,. , .... l. 'l:' .,,. BMch & PCH A·10 owr1« =~~~!':e'1::r~ng Like brand Mwl All utlltlel Sofl'y, no I*• 53e-o490 _ llaut ltOI
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ettaete YOUll AD OcMnfront 21>t 2b•, den, Cell Agt Mery 7tl0-0807 $1300/mo. 490-1888 oez.t>oe 18drm S5854585 tmr'Md PrlOe<I Ir S700-w/d. N9&r bMChee ''m , .. ~="• fll'I 421 Driftwood, 8Mch & ' •Specloua Apartment• 28drm 1Be S990 S850 67S.8173 pref $275/mo De().()888 .-v -"" ...... --PCH S75 000. 536-5742 28r ta. lg Oplx. No peta. 1au lilh •YOYr own pvt patio 301 AVOCADO HA•u 1w.n ~ erren .., ~ ' 1950 'A' M~. 1100+ ....... •• •.. •Gourmet kitchen 241 W WILSON •--__ CdM dpbc: 2bl' 2ba. bch :=:-:--<NC&_,.,..;-~ UllU-.U MCS750 549-3484 ,,__ •-•Newdov.tencrp1 831-09e0 IUWlllYILUIE aide PCH. o.ctc/carpon
•llT ,._, ••«t '"-14'¥ BEST BUY IN TOWN •Eatttc:te lBr hM '550 1 2+2 panoramic view prvt •Lrg w•lk-ln cloeete Shr w/young prof. Avl :.:1;.!"'~:::.., "::..,•,,. 24•80 on corMr lot aon onl No 9')e, more $9801#954$ fM •Geted covered prkng •Y IA9t 9·115, $450/mo, wrk :..w:1~"",.:1'..:; Ll.rQ9llvlngrm,dlnlng& = l; 831.224~· \ TILIUIT 111-UIO w/aton1ge ~lfield W "' 759-32&5/tlm 873-4558
"" C<Kt o1 tflf ._,., eciWllV klteh9n atM with lamlly . ' ' = le L ~iU· LI her h• eu....i.o II-. Ille.,,. ,, ... , (~ rm. Young '®It• •3Br 21;\Ba E'ede twnhM. rt ••• 8119 ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED PdlU APUTllEm .. :-:~t.:ur::' 1pt;·
:::,,.: ·-· "" tflf ""' weleofM. $29,500. Agent 2 frptct, tpa, dbl O•tiF13br. 2'1\ a, 18d 28d & 28d TwnhrM Spukllng CIHn large * 1 a 2Br. 1 & 28' suites
CdM lhr apt $432.50 mo
S2200/mo Income needed
to quallfy. 780-8287 540-5937 $ 1200 No pell 722-8011 den, olc, dbl gar. gardener • Furnished Apt•. for t1mllles w/ 1 or 2 •Spacious townhou ... l~iiiiiiiiiiiiii~ .......... hMtJ •MESA VERDE lrg •Br $1300 no pet, av1 lmmed. Vlait our mOdel Dally 9•8. chlldren near park lieat •Flrepleoee Fem-rm In 4br.ha.<:09d, Ii OYer 100o eq It, flrepi.oe 38a Exec home S1200. 850-8504 or 837-1458 _ Sorry, no pets 2~~~,.;,~~r1' 1720 •Prlvele balconle1 or ::~P~?4 ~~re~~~ IPAlllll OllTll & P"' encl yrd. Neer Cell Latry 548-5880, Agt S 1850 Baylront 3Br 28' 398 W Wiison 831 -5583 G1rden patloe 1124,IOO Ruben e LM $29 905 lor 3 8d 2b .. ~t atoreoe 40' sllp S300 .. ,,. 21 LA QUINTA HERMOSA -2Br 2e. Pk Nwpt pool,
Excltlnn floor that'• adap-ctet• call 838-7S70 tat/last S1095/M Repfy B.ib01 Cove. 673-148.4 18211 Plfkalde Ln, He WIY ltT1 sp•. tennis "415/mo
.,. of 2 • 141·1441 ..... ~BJIU •3 Lighted tennil courts +'A utll 640-8333 l•ble to any form SPACES AVAIL for new to Answer Ad II \u, •Old Nwpl Ht1 3Br 1Ba, ~ U '*2 Swimming pools
enteri.lnlng French mobile homel buy9r'l In 642-4300 24 hrs w/d hkups. Yrd No gar ltwprt lucla ff •Streama & ponds Fem toahr 3bl'/2ba hM. Ill
6oOra open to huge patio Colt• MeM. Hunt. e..ct'I 3 Bdrm 3 'Ab .. bnlnd new $950 No pets 722-8011 B~APT 2 d t bdl 1 APUTIHITI •Sorry. no pets amenlti. $300/mo + '-" .,.. tor OYtdoor 880. a LaguNI Hlll9 For large E.ekSe hoc'M. 2 c:ar rs 0 · 1mmaeu1a1e. large Garden w f ishfn91 avalt utUltta. COM 675--8.488.
Country butt! Of\ II extre ct.tellt call 83e-°7870 I ~ le '• 1300 38d 2t>a, sect'd P•tlo penon. Lfd k11cn. Utlls Apts Beaulllully fand-urn •••ture f--ahr w/Mme 2 h~lot. 8.46-717'1 gar· r~. m ro. • w/spa, comm pool & ten, pd 1450/mo. 9 mo ren-1 caped ground•. WHY NOT CALL "" ""' .. , - : Atutetatt l I B':R~~~~110~~ AL-nr bch. Avl late Sept tel Avl 918. 8.45-7051 pool/apa. pallo/decic. No IH-llll br, 1'A be .... talda C.M. I ,;1R'1£7lf,!!I mmmr'R1.t 2B Ontt XJ)t . 11600 yrly 845-4888 dya Extre lg attr.et. dplx 2Br. pell. ~~ ... ya~:.senl~~.•=; [: :J'G'tifilfFI HOUM ANO 25,000' of 381 2Ba, dbl gar, nice 3Br 2t>a frplc DIW. •P• w/lge patio. encl gar, 2nd 1Bdrm $&95-S60S SUWJll VILUIE pref $325M + utll
-----• oommaretal ·rentel1 yard, no pet1. 906 W gardnr $1400. Drive by hae from bch, 45th at. 1 2Bdrm 2Ba S750 15555 HuntlfVlton Vllliage 645-3379 Ev ... $300,000 Groee Uklng Wiison, $975. 54S.7983 2001 Highland. ~6-4511 yrly & 1 winter only 2250 Vanguard 5-40-9626 ··• ... 1U ... Ulll 2 2 Mii ......... 1220 " eR 11 ..... a 1g 1 Call btwn trvn-5""" ~2 8305 213/430-2108 S""5 Lane, from Sen Diego Ovr 45/rmmete lhr nic.ty ,_ . ....r .,.,.... .. • n.,., em rm ..... ..... -• Apt for Rent -1 er ..., . Freeway. north ol ee.ch turn 28, 2b• apt, cul de 1221,llO I ctmt~p IJH w/Wfrt b8f & frple OIW, Accustom to luxury 3br Wlntet nice 38d 20· to Close to SC Ptu. Call to McFadden, we.t on sac. Reu rent. Mua1 haY9
Sunny rolflng hilts view. a drpa, new lntr paint. Nr 2ba not far to ocean at bet\, view. petlo, W/O, Bob 558-WI 17 McFadden car. Pool, cloae to Hnt
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UYFlllTPllll *11•-•Tlf* level hoc'M. Gr.cfOus ltv-~n~9~1:9~2~~% S975/mo, 557--4868 539-6190 Best Alty lee 108 Olive 548-3535 3Br 1'-"B• $885 & 2Br ta. T:':.h':';;~ :~r ::i~o.~i Refs. 213189"'"'8073 8am
.,....... Ing room. Form.i dining. · ' AT L•SJ,I Beycrest 38r, rem rm. lrg Apartatatl, Uaf. S680. 2080 Garden Ln gar. atove dbl oven. d/w, to Bpm keep eaHlog . IUllT1ll FH ustm1J BrMklUt nootl. Gourmet B y Owner. Npt 8ch ft kltch, end yrd Gd achla - -No pets. Agt, 546-5605 traah comp wood bum-M/F rmte. f()( Sept 1, NB,
Watch the ~II go by we·ve Sold Outl We heve kitchen Wet ber. 2 huge Duplex. Mu at Hiii I ... t RHtll S 1 3 5 o I mo . 0 y • Ctaeral 2702 BACH s51o & 1BR $810 Ing frplc. pool. Jee. tennl1 acrou lrom und
from this luxurlous 2 adv SS to spend & time bedroom• 2 Ml ~ths. S30.000 below apprllMI. 835-7001, Eves873-o677 PRVT patio carport crt. small pet or child ok. S•OO/mo + 12utll Bdrm. 2 bath Condo. End for Open Houses. Let ua Bright end unit. Call Potltlve cuh .llow lenlet 111 0.. 041lllSTAPT1400 POOL SPA. quiet no pets S 1075. 847-« 14 19111 1 a dep Jenny
unit provides megnlflcent be your dedicated Bkr. todey 5"&-2313 w/aummer rentals. PrlrM FMl lt lt•t WM IUOll IH Utlls peld. Lae #6404 fee TOP AREA. M~ Pines · L II I 752 645-;:20 or 64S:3814
views lrom the bay to the ... =I 0. rental.,..., Per11•1 ooean 3Br 3Ba. prlv comm. Sch, nu1m 111-1110 2850 HARLA 549-2«7 ..... • ..
mountains excellent to-' & bay vu. Upgr~. xlnt TEL£RENT tennis aocesa. $1900/mo Monarch BCh'Condo 2Br M/F yng edit, lhr 2br Ver-
catloo excellent location ...... AllJfl .. I cond 3Br Up~ 28r Own. lse. (714)770-8237 or lal ... lalaa• Z EASTSIDE2Bdrm, 1 Bath. 2ba no pets. N-irnkr. sallles condo. Bay view,
close to tine resteurentt F R E E M A R K E T Gar. Aaeumat>le In. S/P (918)927-5655 30iih cor l duple qu141t area $575/mo NO $850 mo _.98._.7 t-4 or $415 + sec NB 850-7872.
& shops. Comm pool, NC ANALYSIS OF YOUR lalMI $330,000. 873--0125 : Widest Selee11on e.lcourt Hiii: ~'"9 3BR yrty airy 12-:~. frpl~: PETS e3HllS5 ~1-3448 Biii N/smkr prof lhr 28r 28'
bldg s.475.000. DONNA REA L EST A TE B Y p-1-.. 'i.. ,...., ,._I _.a Tll-PLO • UpdA~ .. O&alPlyr'--4ba, 3 car g11. Deluxe atv/tr~ $895 mo Shown Eutelde 28r 1ba, gar, I rt leacL 27•t CdM home Nr bct1 S500 & BILL WEBSTER M ULTl-.. ILLION S ~·M .,.,. _, --All'·-...-__ _._ "'-"""" t s•50 38" ~ 11t ~ • 9 I pd Bob 7•9 "2'"1 ..., Prtde of OWl'lef9hlp unltl •Open 7 DtlYI 9 7pm ""''"'" --.. . ....,...... • c by appt (213) 277-2120 v mo. ,, ..,, . .. ut Is . ., -v o
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PATRICK TENORE 2 yr old 2-stry. 31/sQ, 2 loan& OWC2nd Aeklng 675·8860 TV113250/mo87U180 -... e .. tlide28r28a.gar.new Winter No tee lhr ;:, 25-35 1bl'/be furn. 63 M 286 Jae. c:ompl furn. 3Br. lots S199.500 Or St ..., BIG CANYON CONDO P•aiuaJa 2707 paint & cpt. Xlt cond S750 875-4606 wlpvt ent $400. 548-80e7
ol llvlng ., ... Open beam op "'7 38R, 2~e.. Gr .. t view 1 BR, carport, new drps 1 Larry or Pam 548-5880 18' & 2Br Duplex Garage
ceilings w/old futlloned T di • I 21H ..... rt ltff lmmed avail S2500/mo. 1 crpt1. 1124 w BllbO• -Yrly $850 & $875. Blk 10 lnt1J1 WutM
emboaed '**4 & ,.._ ra tiOD8 . Balboa Penlnsul• FM yr tae. 760-0347 Blvd $600. mo. 673-5198 llSTlll 11 beh Dys 542-0292 or Cfirlsll•n famlfY moth:t/3
J llUl •-. ~~~~~~o ":!:~r~ c~:i: Realty 891m celllnO• •ccent LUXURY TOWNHME 3 Br 2 ba. trptc, gar, yrty, 1 s595~'rn°d 2 ~~ ~~:~~~· 731..S•ee Eves ___ children nd hme/apt CM
_, spared. Great view from 631-7370 Eaatslde hse rental •ppls 2Br 2ba. frptc. Pool, sp•. nae to beh, Lndry, bltn1. :,O,e 10 ~ aui · CllY lllltO lllO nr H1~ al~cr•ft. /0 ' ~~:,s 3:,dpor~en~~lr~! all windows. S895,000 & basic decor 1450 Info tennis, no pets. S 1300 S 1000 mo 875-5306 eves 1-49 E. eay Steps to aandal #8759 fee ~':' 1 6-46-9:.611~~. ep.
doors off m .. ter bdrm Let1 ltr Sale 1400 539-6190 e..1 Rlty '" mo 833-7890 wkdyw LIN llU JEWEL TSL MANAGEMENT nUIEIT 171-1110 P -
leadlng to private patio. Beautiful 3Bdrm. 28•. Don't pass up! Poot charm M nlflcent 28, + Oen 6-42-1803 --Mature Med Secy, Ideal
Prloed to 1411111 $165,000 128 Apartment tlte w/tent frplc dbl car gar w/•uto 5 rm bungalow not far to F!j S1295 8758 f Lr bachelor a t /Ir 2br Iba, ger. lndry. Qd loc. ten1111t, went• 1Bdrm apt 32 4-~x lota,8K unit JV. ~r Lota ol ''°'I09 ocean S850 othMS avail • .,.. gar 11 ee g P w g 1800 Clay St S750 mo CdM. Newpori. Coate
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Two Bdrm Townhome. !pSElECT LL W tM ltt.29 fifed patloe. S..Vtltulty _.IHllS Tl •r••1• 2Br 2Be Neer Hoag ~2-5380
pl•ntatlon lhuttera an-RTIES U • Ian~ Pvt b.ekyrd Feb 2BR 2BA. 2 car gar, "' __., 1 lllST IHSI SUO Dshwah W/O g 11__ f
Uqued cebinet1. perfec1 PROPE Genulne Invest()( wld pay Good neighborhood •P•· No pet• $1300. 28r 2~ Duple• w/gar Frplc 1111 pd #8.481 tee etc No ~ts SS;~~ 1:~· wulfn tr
condition, 1ome \1191111 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil caah for your property'°' Walking dlatanoe to 111 lae/grdnr. -409 62nd St S900 EZ terms #6508 lee • u laat 548--0390 · ltJt 2112
0nlyS137,900 lnlllltlllCI right price()( terms. No schools S1276/mo. 873-1732or831-1266 nLEIEIT 171-HIO nuaHT 171-lllO -----E'AffiibE STORAGE
I ,_.l()UI: 11()~fS Slllll'llUL YllWS •ni• .... * glmmlc~fW: Tenor• 494-2428 or 836-7e7o Slll•H OllH IHI Vrty 1er tBa. on Bay. side •Yl·ll llW1 ~~~;h:~~UF!pt d~~~~ s1ng1e wtetec. tnsu111100'.
Realtors, 675-6000 A new Hating on this very * • --· · · CHECK THESE 2+2 w/frplc, gar & pool view Sale, clean S825. $575/M 2Bd Iba, all bit-pletely renovated. Prvt S80. mo. 8.48-0988 -------•I large family home With a Largest 2 sty 58R, 5bs & Home style 1b0de S545 Newport Crest #5598 lee Upstairs 673-1943 Ina. laundry room, near garaoe w/ope'* $975 GARAGE-CORONA DEL
beautllul watom pool In bonUI rm. Poot '499•500 2br w/~r patio a bltln1 nLEIEll 111·1110 c • I • 2722 beoch and lhops mo Shown by Appt Only. MAR '80/mo. 441-2882 the coutlyard entry. La Ytrl l1r•1 ""' kids llne schls/lhopa nr trHI t U 741 W 18th Call alter 8pm 6«+<4258 __ UllEl &m• llllll SpacJous and ()98r1 with 4 Call 760-1488 *Hl ... 1IO* HARBOR VIEW 3br/2bL LlllllHS 2+2 lllO TSL MGMT 8.42-1803 --Office ....... 2914
1111,111 ~ bdrms, 4+12 baths, tam-DUPLEX tBd 1ba ea ....... Touch or class 3br 2b• nr s~,~~f2;w:t1e":~t~~ Walk lo beaehl #65081 .. Newly redecoreted 28r 3&08dHSS2b••ll IUOll 3000. f368. m. SM &
A Jewel In Eu1slde Co4t• lly ind lorm1I dining $210,000 717 FERNLEAF Newport Bch lelsure _ TELllEIT 171-lllO $820 3Br S720 & Up rm •· upper un t. 209 sq tt 1617 w .. tctltf
MeM. llellan tlled entry room• & upgraded IM0-6182by0wner ltaltl Farailla.. patlo S725caH539-6190 UllllYllWIHEI Pool .Nopell.&42-5210 W/Ohkkp,lgebalc,frplc, N8.5-41-5032Agt . INds you to luxurtoua llv-kitchen. Close up vistas Beat Rily fee ,,_,.,. •592 Neat belch entire 111 gar Mu1t IMI S 1000/mo --------Ing ereu with \lalllted ol all the Herbor action Jumlne Creek 2 Br & den. -4Br Furn avl .,.......0 floor 2 Bd ' den I pie Nwpt Hgte clean Bech 4 2 11 Oevfd . 1738 Anaheim St C M
oelttnga Separate lamlly $875,000 Auume tat 8•n•t. Re-lmae 2144 NllT Yll lllULIW 4+ 1 •111-IST&n gar S1400r~Q..9422'Agt bike to Blutf1. Stove, tr~. TSL MGMT 642-1803 Grnd nr olc Toltei & prkng
room. Three lifeplac.a 4 -duced to S275.000 Call WOOdbrigCI beautiful 4Br 28drm + garage. patio & All amenities. Prvt ore Co S crpt1, drpa, pvt yrd & Beautifully decorated 18r 1350 mo. 873-2854 ~room~~f:8 ..,,~:-IA.Al ~~~H~>!'.IT 831-8838 or 640-6 lea. 3Ba nouM s 1800 mo Yard 4 pet S800 #8542 fee & s 1300 #8508 P!i. ~~~'rem t~~ =~n~s'.~11~1 a!i ~; Condo. ooean/bay VIEW. S3SO. p/mo Approx 180
1:.:f's..e-2313 :E~L ESTA~E Sl~le Femlly Home and 662-2462 or 552-4~ nLllllT 171-lllO nLEllll 111·1110 N/amkr $400 Inc utll 111. + dep. 2l3/927·8772 Incl W/O, relrlg, O/W, sq 11. TelephOM 4 Sec-
THE REAL
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. _._ 45 Sllp. Trade for: Comm La IH L 2141 EASTSIOE 1BR + den/olc 1 .. t. dep M0-4999 _ AIC, VIiia Betboa. $975 retarlal Sefvlce ev•ll. 131·1-lndu11 or?. Try cash! Agt aaaa C• • Lg 3Bd 2ba w/prlv encl POOL Patio, trplc, X-lge mo. 8.40-4772 84~29 l•-------•I 831-4321or631-4341 N~ pelnt/cpta. gu & sndk, 1 blk to beh S1400 Studio Apt· unfurn, very 1 a 2Bdrm Apta Eaatalde .,..-.--
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month leaM S 1350/mo •• ... Sml 1Br 1 person only lndry hkups. att1eh 2 car Call 631-3180 8am--4pm .im LISTEI 805-259-0943 after 8pm. Heights area 2 + Iott lotsa 11t1 •111 2724 New cpt & paint $495 er S 1350 No pets 1--===-=--=-..,,..,,.,,.,..,.--IOWYIEW
IAllll YIEW llW Charming 3 Bdrm formal character romantic frplc LIE·Lll IPTlll 1916-C W•llace67S.9291 X57-1776 <>< 780-17 13 572 Sq Ft $830/mo H V Ho.Es The IOWMI prlced home In di I 1 e• la 'If 1;t;rt ltadl 2111 upgraded kltch S750 9/1 Harbor Ridge Townhouse 2 Bd 1beE-alde. NewCrpt, 975 Birch, Newport • • Harbor View Hiiis! A real m~g :.,,;.. '~ .~m'u~1 539-6190 Best Riiy ,.. 3Br 3Ba. IOft. 2 car gar fresh pnt, lndry lac. up--SPIOlllS Brand new. eholce ar• Beach 5-41-5032 Agt
fixer upper with a greet see,,Y Mesa Verde area 3 1 be, winter rental M v 0 3B 29 S 2 5 O O I mo . M a r y stalra No pets S575/mo s725/mo 2 8d 1'h be 2Br 2Ba, lrplca, petlos. 1-...,.....-,,--...,.--~-.,-Carmel Model
for Sale.
Super
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for lease.
$1400/mo.
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Call:
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harbor v1eW 3 Bdrm1 s144400 Bk 8-40-2678· 1850/mo 6-45-3757 or 981 ere 8r 11
1j 751-786-4or720--045-4 271-0E.16thPl.Ol'lveby, twnhM encl get lndry deluxeklteh,va111tedceit-18 S-q Ft. Gen 't
formal dining rm amd ' r (818) 35S.7749 ;"a::'s 1 ~~;mo 1~:u1!.~ 28drm. 2B11 + Oen Comm then call· 844--0452 rm, petio, all blt-ln'a lngs S875-S925 No pets. g~~~1~~~~2~·1~~
aeperete lamlly room. IU&YllHIUIAll •--CJ t 2171 S150dep5-4~35°aft5° pool Steps to bch 2Br P..4IB1 S850 810 783W 1911'1 857•1778or 780-1713 Poot alze yard. 2 fir&-Beautiful 48drm. w. S.th ... .. .. t s J S Adil f TSL MGMT 8.42-1803 dM'1 best omc.e. $42S. plecea and loll Of polflf'I-on cul-de-sac. Large yard bE§IRXete PENIN PT. HARP & clean 4 BR near l lOO/mo Agt ~2-3850 oenn I. • pr• om STlltl 1110 $1100 Incl ut». A/C, pkg,
11•1 Ju1t 1350,0001 with patio. Atrium court Uteetry 5 Bdrm. Sept 10-So. Coast & OCC Wkly Nwpt Snrs 48r 2'~Ba on Small pet oli. MS.6453 Sparkllng clean 28drm 1 yr lie, utlla pdl 8759tee J•nlt()(. 2855 e Coast
yard entry Price reduoecl June 10. Avail unturn. gardening service. $1175 canal. Steps to bch Newer 28r 1Y.8a Twnhse. 1'118• 1685 ~II utllltln nLllllT 111-1110 Hwy 675-6900 enytlrM
t S175 000 for I st ... , S2000/ "gt 875 1771 per mo 546-9950 Comm pool Im mac t916 Wallace # 102 paid, relrlg. garage, 1 --------'=":-:=--:=-=:-:=,,.--:--:-o ' 1
.... e. mo . .,. -$1700/mo:642-3850Agt S850Nope1s675-9291 chlld ok,nopets. LIDOBAYFRONT EXEC. OF.FICE; Coate Call Patrick Tenore Br 2Ba. frplc S1095/mo. 1980 Wallace 642-4905 2br/den, 2ba, undy bch, Mesa, clOM to Frwya.
831-1288 IHIMl1faHltllt4 2-410 College Or Neer 28drm,2Ba +OenComm 2Br2Ba.2cargar.Frplc, frplc, yearly $1800/mo, Appx240eq.ft.lncldaotc •. ~.? C.aeral 2202 Schools. 645-8453 pool Steps to bch micro. W/D, dshw1hr. lll YlOTlllU 675-0120 or 873--0289. turn $300. mo 558-3900 AdMM. ~ ~11~2e :_~ !i~ ~: f!c~~13Br1~~.~c2t 1c~ s~~::.;;·1::: :;::~ :~8&~ !9~~11r 1 · 2 !:· ~~~.~ :~:~· ::O!: 2er Lti~ ~~~~XE petto ~~';~"J:,~~
view of lake $700/mo + gar, patio, utll hkup, frplc. BR/den. 2 ba, P•llo Obi 28r 2Ba E11111<1e TwnhM flflQed yard, w•ter paid. s 1295. 8J5*8359. lrg Reception erea. Nr
ONGS 111 +HI. U. sec Open hae Sun 8118, 1060 sq ft $975/mo Avl gerege. Newly decorated Quiet locatlon $800 Call 687 E VICTORIA ---__ oc Airport Pvt Bth &
--------Herdwood ftr1 , fireplace, 12-Spm 33229 Macy SI nowl (213)258-5479 S1285/mo, agt 759-8389 Dick 886-4000 Oya, 838-4120 Mon-Fri 1-5PM NEWPORT HEIGHTS frig 758-StOO
new dlllwsr/kltch range 6.40-2426 Ev .. /wknda --lfFll a MtOI Lge 1br. pvt yrd, ger 1-o-.,------.. _.. I ,...~ P'"mbl LANDLORDS/REALTORS f t • VERSAILLE Full Security WI a w/""nr, no pell Avl 911.
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OF NEWP Claulfled Ad 642_5678 bloek well fence. A very Info 539-6194 BMt Rlty 2 ocean view. new paint, patio. gar, dshwshr, frplc tlvlng? We cen offer eny------------------1 good buy $124,750 YEARS OF RELIABILITY elegance on. bUd~ Sbr crp & window ooverlng1. $950 No pet• 6-40-2-495 thing trom a small apt to su•11111m 1=--,-.-IPC-•l""lone--MrV-..,./m....,l~nl
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-Co11t Springs, g1ted 539-6190 Best tee home w/formal dining & S700 No pets 722-8011 flrtt '°' that choice ol l -~;;;;;;;; ••• ~iANifEO:Eiip;r:---p;cip. comm pools efubhouae lem rm. A neat IOC In 1n ld .. l llvlng ANTED: Exper. prop.
spa .~ lmmed aaso yrty' ••••• leac~ 2240 Kint erea. $1850/mo Agl •SHARP Westside 2Br TSL MGMT 8.42-1603 Spa<IOU~ ~ingle one mgr deslr• office bldg
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125 ft lot Only s 169,000
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ia-• 1w.n . 644-7211 lBI, Incl gar Fncd yd, NB REALTY 87S.16-42 mgmt a PON. office -3Br. 2be Condo, qulet patio W/O room New ~ rwo bedroom apb ...,lllAIDm area. 2 car ger, pool. VIiia Balboa. Larg9 1 bdrm crpta & drps. Tile kltehen WISTUll YILUll ::i,::;, ~!~!;b P~c~ 714/11M1ll S950/mo848-115e condo, security bldg & bth No pets Must 1BR S555fMO Properti.852-1 677
1::--=:---:-:--....---::1=cz 38r 281, fem rm, frplc, S4SO mo yrty 641~87 1t1nd Credit Ctlecit 1875 Poot & Spa. No pet1 ~ blm encl yrO, grdnr Gar Wntc:ttff 38r 38&. pool, +sec dep 770-5629 645-8122 833,-8917 lliilM••lllll .. I UZZLm llPLO lllO w/opnr Close to bctl & frplc. 2 car gar, grdnr •STUNNING Lg 1, 2 & 3Br OITWU YllW
3 + aundec:k & akytlghta lcills No pets 11025/mo $ 13!5 + laat & dep 28• Grdn Apt. Pool $525. 2Br 28a. 1000 sq It, ger,
Frpl Belt arMI #2712 ,.. 6-45--0396 or 980-2483 673 1734 1825 & 1725 710 w 18th tee. Rldecor1ted No
TILllm Ill-.... 48r. 3be. fem rm, din rm, YRLY 2br t ~ 1cerger.2 38d 3b1, 2 car gar, no 1>11• $895. 855--0&eS I
big kllch, gar, huge back btka to sand, UOO. mo. pet• n-smkr 1775/M avl p l 7•• 1
q ... •ar 2 yard, lot1ottr .... C•n be lnctda all utll. No pell. 9/1 842-75281780-1418 .,D .. aa.,•._. .. •.• .. •--...... ~ .. '!"' pertly furn 848-2833 Open HOON Wed 5-7pm, wa• I •11-1 2Br 18a I den, ~OUI · 302 35th St. Nwpt Bch 38r 28• w/ln qui.t Com--n&w•
encl petlo. S 1050 mo. l·llllf 111 1741 pi.11 Lndry rec s7so. Avl 2Br 28-t=P HouM
<l••lw•ter pd. 875-8295 Frple, g1r & centr1111r1 Y~~~~r 18:cg:'~· ~ Sept 5th. 841-1861 ~ •S7u52.-ll~U
2 81. 2 ba. 8'>9C1.C OC*ln Jog to beech Smlll fM $850/mo 87~29 S5a5/mo Lo• beaut. t8d •n.& ••
view. patio, lrpic 2 car TIUUIT Ill-.... lb• ell bit-Ins. lrplc
ger S 1650/mo 780-8382 Low hlgtl vlkJe 1575 luet ta ba Must ....
Duplex So of Hwy. Totally bike to OCMn 2br retr•t Tigl'lt bU(fQ;1? Reni thlt 388 Avocado
redone Rear 2Br 2Ba. kid welcome 539-8190 2bl' qutet/Mctmt '420 TILllllTM2·11N
view St300 Front 2Br e..1 Alty fM kid• 53Mt90 Beat fM
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Entertain. In style 3br 1"°!• Patio, gar, dawahr #8.414 28R l BA In S. A H91ghtl •--"'-a f I loft 2ba •PPll loot S900 • I• ._,.. Call befWeen ~5 _. er tit
klds/peta 539-6190 TIUllll lll-llM M00:Ffl 1se-ute · Frplc:, vaulted oe111noe. dbl Nr bch 281 28•. bltlna,
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Parking. 5 yeet i...e with
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FOUND 3·4 mo old It• Ad ~ Dept MllHll 1 HIYlll IT'MllM llTAI. UUI ~~I~ 'r~. ~-=·::.6 :C:-' ~:: llltten, nr ~blllt-wlll In-A'wMriO a.~,... ·-n·· ... -.aAA ~ .. """' ..=. 1ne 17).1010 .,...,. t-eMI elude ptca up Ind c»-IELL IY INlne a... ~ S«· ,,...ct\andtle. _... -,._' -· ..,,_ • ., -
Found 1 /13 l<llten JIYefY of ada. puHlng YloenMCSac.ontractdrtv• llUYllTPllm I 'om•k». an Italian ~~·ooHrOCNt· Sl~l.I"
bnwn!Wtlt. Hwbot vi.ow IMrahM'9, Proc.tal':S mfPllllJ atOwllh amall P·U or c.r hkery I c.te an 'aatlaon Poft . lM-tl -~•1-llU\ W>(1f\UIO()l WMMI 'tm=-==~:111':;
PtMae QD &40-1521 .ct~ and a =: wjthln &o CA. Must be 21 I.Wt.,_,.... ~ nees:.. .,.,r=getJo. ...atUT JOBS Otv9r. • new, lotd *·
01 dutlea e PIT or FIT CholCI of Y"I old CA cStiVet• lie, be 11M111 ~ & 'IT"-~ l'/Ume. ~t ofc work, '200 •· 6'1-5af4 CIOWnca. Top. WOMANS muat be .. tremety 'or. hOura la you,_, Cell T. H ebte to work long houre • ...,,.. .. ._, MAOA21NES 'rlll1t
gantud,ree90Nlbleand A11ocrat•• Tel•· p~ btMd on mhQe & llllY edSuMl\'40-4271 ::,~~ ~r:_:.to rlDN C...ul a.4pn\MQ2V_,_Dr fOUfl) ADS
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able to woflc w.ii with nwtcetlng. 953-M70 ltopa. APOfY at 1'892 lot 3 etlltdren (2 IGh004 -llTllllLll ~ UV\ kal~t •H lliiil ot~eeume Attn LIU Ulllft• ..... 1111 COWan, IMne. 88().lllOO ~II~~·~ m&ll. NSmll port ~-:n~~72 MOflY 8R'f-itf!Fmm Umrlfiii~o-'~.~~~~~
Smith, to: FIT PI T Perrnanent UUll Plllll keeping. ~ coo1c1na. 1pp1y 1n '*'°"· 2407 E Martietlng CQrQpany ,. PRnrS c.,.,.,. •'cue• Macro &we*W ~ Ewry. NAiii Ol&IT Crown .._,dwar.. Corona to.ta M ... Afc.hlt9(;tural drlvet pref. Salaty/wlc Cout Hwy, CdM qulr.. ..cretary wltl'I ILi. loom *" l400 bee!-tNnQ ~ eC1f Ft1, let. IAILY PH.IT clel~ar 873-2800 firm IMklng «rand P«· ptu1 boatd. Call Mary Sa ... -· bookk~ngeicper Mull TRfS lent condltlon 766-02" ~ fe.te. t.aoM.. 20121
, • .. CASHIER Patt•tllM writ aon to woik 20-25 llta 641-3648 ·-· ..... I)'~ eo wpm, With the ~ A .... Sent• Ana • • 11118 I i4/h M p/wl< p,.f Arctl ttu· ••• -1>111 ....... -office ~ 75f.0299 Otm ·-· ••. Htll tr• n our. rl. dtnt. ~able oar. UHY-llllUUPll Full tllM ..... Polltlon • ty to OI'-~ r ... um MU
--------• .... .., Camp &45-0032 mu1t Outlet lnOlude «· llV.ln & Cll9 tor available at the Pen Pfooedur• for ~owing THIS 2 s;; etd iid • fX121-,;~~==~.J=: Clerical rand•. nnng. llte o~ MWbOf'n.N.B.S4-3&07 nyeallef.Worklnatrlend-c;ompeny..&45-5 beige erH tug U&.12 KXib!fti iUioA
Found baby blk/wht cat IDE F. 11..,.1n PIT, uatst OLlll TYNT worlc 649--0M4 •llH I LT •a ly bNutif\11 omoe taking SIOllTUY Slll.llR wardrobe mirror a10. T 'c Ke Ts . c All 11 ct Y N w Pt Hg 11 tNCher In whlctlr. rmlbrd lf~'r• a Mll·•tarte< and flU OLlll P/T • • counter/ phone •d•. Mature (Lady Frid-~ 1 Fireplace eaeen aio. Hm 87~ &42--0392 .a2so mo. &45-2357 .... i... PIT 11AM-3PM wl<d1)'9, Great job !Of trlendly -, •-a 9:1:-no-13911 • "IOO Found cat. Grey/whit.e t---------•lbleat>outjOb_,,n• 15/20hra.perweet(.lnte<· car req. Miieage c>d out9olng lndlllldu11 p.,wnoffloe Con.ultant wau• ... Wt! 47-• 9· ~ •Ofta9n1" US-1 .. 111-1 mentt,theFO.IC.ha1a vlewlheld9AMto2PM 1131..o416 Apply In P«ton 11 the bullonlyFMnoteJt~ 111.f ex ta__ Pool T~ Mlle new
tabby. Flea collar "15 "'" job for you Our dMllon on the 19th & 20th, at P I 9110 Ing S800 s.-5. 5 daya. ••IWtlM"' Ethan,.,._, Antq pine 13 12500 Pool Tbl~ ~ Flora/PHrt area. Lag eiepl'loMoperatOf1,var1. of bank tlquldatlon cur-Newport Nlisan. 11118 .,, ..... -.-.., Plenny••11A•r c c M Piion•• ty~~l. ....,.,, d 1 1 d •""""' '""" Bch 494-0329 ou1 INlte. 25431 Cabot rently h .. openlng8 for --•• acenlla vt , otta need auto etc.'&42· • "you.,. toc*lng for ax11a rwr tr P • reaaer. eur.-. _..
Fou Ad, #100, Leg. HIU1 I derk typl t who Doye St N~ Beact\ for ct\lldr.,,. "'9W _. M... • IC*'dlnQ moneiy, or like hutc:ft Allge to ~
ND gold~ MYefa 1 No phone call• pleue plhr f\11 time, no exper eu ire 11--UT to go p1aoaa Ilka Magic c1tm patchwrk cov· Alt! wel<Mir. 1 lO vott
•t Newport u••t11m IWIEI awrage typing ..,..,. req 875-4417 -. -·I .. ...... I( -..... etWt/dutt rutfta a pillow °"' pt..a MS Pott+ &4M7~. 1 U:t1, "-ta M-·. No 50WPM Th4I F' D.l.C of· lat StatlH ltttHMt . Peo~ with Hefballfe. PIT 3 deye p/wl<, .... OYnt-.. nott1 .,_,, •hem•. deeor .... HOW9 POMf MO OXY·ACT
..,.,. -fen • great benefit• FIT PIT _. hr. M/F c.11 PAlllll IT1'lllAITI Shaklee. Arnw*", etc,••· muat type, non-emoller Fann, or win Pnnil and Trad lcN9M9f & ~fa 2 terc:Ne St50 ~SN2
FOUND Kitten, blk A :~~9d~~· semi-package rnctudlng dental Sadl 8-5 844-2410 athletic glrll needed to pertence to~ National 840-4n$ Awarda, Call UI nowl We ~lcoff• tbl. lempe. 2 Beaut. 25'' dt YV, nlOe
er..,,, tiger 1ttlpe, blk ..,__..,...,...______ & vtllon cowrage. II you 11a1et tor upbeat~ Company in ..... ca-SlllOllT/P-n.. ~a:~~~~ roctter• Mlle-acceea All wood c.ai s120 & 1, .. '*
uCnderpal w, approx 4 rno1 pt Manager Couple would Ilk• m«e lnfor· 1111111. lfFIOI Beech Re9taurant. Good pacify PrCT\18 yourMll fOf Mu•t be ••"""rlenced 842..4333 or el(Cfl c:oM Ev 6116-3082 TV 1100/bottl actt Cftd atal na & Thall•. Lag wtexp for t>eeutlfUI 48 m.iton call pereonnel. at pi.a.ant phone manner. pey, gr•t way to 1tay 1n 1 few months In mari~ ,.. 4 p IOI Ml. \.-d
Bch497-41130 Unit Garden .\ptl, CM 975-S400 EOE flllng, 11arlou1 office ll'lape c.11 Kim, day1 ment °' corporate l>OI· Have good ::rfng lkllls TYPllT I llT ,...,_ 12:0 71~1913-;;'04 FOUND ladlea ,lewelry Vic Salary+bonu1+Ac>t No C'8<ICal duties, FIT, non-amotll', 644-2852 or Beth lhon will be youra Mr ~enoe ~ ~:;: Piec:. wortl form typing In LES 967 ... 133 --------
of Geleon1 market. Cor-pet1 &42-4914 Wkdyl ~ FIU OUllS ONSITE Photograpnk:a, 897-43-46 ..... Hudaon. 752-68().4 per week ( 11AM to 2PM) our omoe Artemoon1. INTERIOR DECORATOR ~ ~2 ~~-.
on • ....._. u er ••o 111""' Am 3303 Harbe>f Bfvd Unit . --. -C 12 30 on 2 • Hr1 pl"*" ..., ,,_....,_ ~--.....,..., ,... -'"' HTAILEI The Federal Depollt In· E·5 Colla Meu PART TIME SALES PERSONS-Fr.nc:h allllnda875-2311 -_, moV91 mutt Mcrlflc:411 a.a. keroaiene hMW.
FOUND: 1m111 female Ill train. lnteMewl Mon· suranoe Corp. ha1 four 540-0e&e For F V Skiting Center Putry Snop, Newc>ort 9 to 5 WEEKDAYS INtne ., .. Cell lot tiPPt Beaut Rattari Din • mi.c. 497-5123
Beagle, Vic 23rd & day 492-2005 opening• for flle clerk• Floor Guard•. snack bar. Be a ch K hr 11 t In• II &e0-0727 '600, Cot Ible N1 137,51
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2 yrs uper. In filing, eort· full or part ume. _. oo p••t TllE •••tS/P-Till Secre1err -Underwriter MaoGreoor Yadlt•. 11131 loYett '500; Sofabed (un-~~saso. 4 awlwl r91!.~ Found very ugly mut vcty Wheel Alignment, Bra)les, Ing & cMcillng atl lorma pJhr. 505 30th St, Svlte an -for Surety Bonding ¢flee PJtt;entJI. eo.ta Meu used) $3501 Stunning _... S200. ~ -·
CdM. 64"-•559 Tune Up. Newport Tire of documentatlon. Ex~. 203, N.8 673-7911 po11t1on1 avalleble et the Mature woman. 1ml Lido In Costa M.... Ooo<t --------6ra11 glUI din N1 1375, 1150 like new 844-81:M
FOYnd very very ugly dog, Ctr, 3000 E. Coast Hwy, In e bank01 note dept.11 a Delly Piiot newspaper gltt shop ApprlC 25hr wk typing a must Other oen· Cata SHS brUI bar 11oot1 $75 At1 WHAM Ticket•. 11/30, ,.
answrt to Skraglea, or-Corona del Mar plua. The F.D.l.C. OttlfS a 1111 UYlllS working Saturday end Call 10·1pm 1175-2425 eral office dutlel. Ex.per Ill __ I__ Deco Sofa/iov.et putet Mt'll9d tutlng. Two 11 h I 8 ylld D great benefit• peckage Of 11111101 Sunday morning• Eern -•a11r1 TUllll In Insurance or banking -·--",.... ctre orig S1500 aac: S650. S30 Md!. ee2·2727 ~~~7~041; 8 r, llTOTilllllYIOI lncludln(l!Oental&Vlston LOANPROCESSING S•.50pernourplusgas -... helplul Call Joe. $50Nopapers.75a-10111 OakgluacoffeetblMl --------
and light repalre. Newc>ort coverage. PleaH cell OFFICER, lmmed. open-allowance Muet he11e We are aeeklng aggreul11e S56-0070 ~ SSl S.50, 09k Bdrm '400 Otllct fualtan/ LOST Gold Meth Br~let Tire Ctr, 3000 E Coast personnel. EOE Ing, min 2 yrs processing large cer or plck-yp and men & women 18 & O\llf llOllITT _111111 _______ Cuetom Oak a· wall un11 ~ t '22'
Wetct\. Great Mntlmen1al Hwy, Corona del Mer. 975--5400 & cl-A'n~ loans be at •--·1 18 years -•d We will train you In an r Ir" Samoy-" M $575 col tble Mt S375 F; A 9 ""' ......, "' I Y 11.21 P/.ll • .., s~·:...._. __,,__ -.Ja· HE 1 Ill£& mod· llakJe. eward 4 7•3718 BABYSITTER. Tues thru CLEAi AL . position Call Bruce 542-4333 IJIClt no new caree< OU • • puppy Pedlgr•. lf'lotl, _,...,._ ·--..,. "
EW A OUll TYPllT must be a Mii atarter. Unarmed officers tor pr.. 642-3030 111 man Ed or1Q S 1800 sac S750f All u• unit dealQr1 lumlturt R A 0 for lost talking Fri, my home CM. evallable also. El Toro of-R&OMECHANICAL TECH with desire fOf eocceu tlgtOYI account In the Ryland or rm -2•7 or XLNTOUALITY +CON~ GrMt f0t CPA's, engt. Perrot Boys· pet Grn 645-1811311 no ens ah 5 GOOd growtn c>oaltlon 1n ltce Call Tim Boland Part time, Looking tor re-No el(pef nee. Cell btwn Soulh Cout Plaza .,.._ 1-303-2511-7979 $2H No r..onab141 on. ,. neen, new bu8IMIMI,
w/ytW head Vic of Uni· •H•••••JCLll Operat1on0stfe>epl t e1tCor· 768-5105EOE tlree Need1to t>el1mlllar 9-3pm 841-0e90 Prlor Mikteryorlawfn.. f SSS IUMdlP/P 972-3411 etc. McMnQ, n..-Miii
verllty P,_ 12 Foxglove. --porate ce o re1-HOUSECL""aNER ___,,,_,, w/prototype fabrication forcement ""If Retired eh MUST .,,.,.,, r.-•a . ......_ Best otter. ~50 Irvine. 733.()457 WHERE CARING I I A.... P-·'tl ""' ,._..,.....,, & bly I •1.1irs99&-lr ... ~ ...... ....,....
S ....... ECUSTOM auran ...... n. ~on Tue-Fri $500/hr, mult assem , aso testing -IW~ persons encou<aged to fUnvtrgftm..t-um
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-·a-11 012 I 1., I requires •Int typing akllls hive own car 1150_.119 ol same. Contact Ooo 1 some office work apply · ·, """ seet. chair & onomen Cenl\lry tan Me c:.b!Nt • ... ..,. ., eaper w/word pro-Dav11 L0Garde Inc 1 Call 811154H181 PEOUS rab~ & hutch Fr .. to coll•• & endtabl• ~ltze4dr...,.wlloclc cones; wfm COl1 trn PllllllEL cesalng I plus. Varied HllECLWlll 645--4880 IS•les SECURITY SERVICE good home 536-2782 Elf1htone ~· Xlnt s 5. 645-1414
wantl to meet mature CLlll TYPIST general office duties. Needed Good hours. ···y Tiii w•IT91••1w·~1 m So GIUMtl. Org WANTED· Prtvate Party eond $250 '°' .. ~ NofeAco hand Mid dlct-.-
lllOman for love & comp•· 20-30 Hre p/wtt to ltar1 good P•Y Cell Robbie's -.. '" -... I~ 1133-8n 1 wants SINGING BIRO IN ~-~!d2t1nlgt1t50 ~t ~~ Ing unit. nnac:r1b6ng IN-
nlonahlp. Into 80'1 but busy otnc., needs people Wiii d.ovelop Into f\111 time Rag & Mop 548-0757 I TlUPllll W.ES with car tor Wicke< baaket CAGE 759--1802 .. .,.,._ '"" """"" ctllne ~ ll'ol '
active. teen, tan. oriented blllngual lndlvld· !)09ltlon Apply In pereon ••oo lunch service ll·J0..1PM. SICIRITT 1101 Walnut flnilhed wall unl1 w con
mutcYlar Send phone, ual with xlnt telephone 9am-4pm, at: Insurance •" • + .... ''"' Mon-Fri Earn approx S3S•IM02 Yet front AMAZON Parrot. S50 675--8782...,.. ~x ~ ~
lit name etc. to Roger, lklllund acc;urete typl~ TIE a.LT 11111 110. Ill. TtCI I CUii Wt Trill S l50 ·S200. Wkly Mult Mild tamed. talk•. nice OFF WHITE "L .. SHAPED 786-1520 tve m 1 1111
Ad 130, Dally Piiot PO at 55 wpm,1for ap11arte~~I 11 •• 2 lil'...,..t l "t The IMne office ol the Call lie• •nts tt41J be n68t, pereonable, and lllY1CI IT&. lntll. perch/cage 497-5 123 SOFA & LOVE SEAT, &1--~a IDI
1560CostaM ... CA clerlcaldutes teaae..... -.,." • • Federal Depoalt In· (l14)112·1lll energetic. Apply btwn Eaper w/rets $5hr+tlme Anliaac" ti nice cond $150 r...-UI
Th ...... _ Id..._ I t for Interview. 545-5000 1"'9• surenoe Corp nu Im-1oai:n-12pm or 2-4pm & 112 Sun. off Union 76. -548·5814 leewi m•n-L tq ~t. c. IA=:! OM"''"" wou """ n 8f· ext. 521 M·F 9am-4pm •• a Lori s K~tcnen 3077 So *•H 11!1 •H 11!1* -..-''" "'"""OM•-· ested In b'""lnnlng a 114/2-111 "'*11ate openings In our P. 11.'lllllCTll • Nwpt Ben &44-71&1 ...c --.s RCA TV~--•• 75. ,....£ a Co. Cabinet Gfand -• Insurance Dept The Harbor. Santa An1 Ref..,._ s 21 ,_,...,, • .....,-C~~~I:~ on tl'le B~ll;n WllTUT CUii TmlT entry level INSURANCE h~~"t,.lcwo~~~~10:t~~~~ 979-0747 Ill,,,.. I 1111.,_ w,;.;;:t0<s ~9t: ~~ tee table 211xtie $100. Cot-l400 &45--1414
unity teaching by an or-I 1A .. a1.T1A11 tor tne legal dept. to uelst CLERK requlr!' th~ IOI· tors needed tor demand· SEm/lfOlPf Warehouee a11l1tant. Dryers. g811elec S99 & Up ner tatM encl $50 Oct. GulbrenaOn SpiMt. X:lnt
delned unity mlnll1er In ...,.. • ._ .. _ In typing, flllng and other lowlng exper In" Oranl\A County Hrm T 1 kill,.. 1 ~-Fri 7:30am--4:30pm. ALL APPLIANCES table encl $35 7~219 cond l800 1154-11152
TlCl.IOWI Clerlcel dutlee. Typing 60 • Typing 40 wpm " •-.,. YP ng '• • • mus •~ 75 pl hr to start. -North -the neer future, pleete Requires knowledge of Answer pnones & general ~ Fiiiy l11r..teM Sofa a LO¥eaeat matdl, KAWAI COf*>le sMan<> & .call &48-8632. A sell·ttartlf to assist In wpm req. Own car • • Famlll1rlty wlln policies National Media & ability otflce duties. Computer Coste Meta. Aon or Dan, b l eartntone S 100 4911-11157 beneh: 3 ""' <>id. pen 1ne de\181opment g con-mus I Ca II Judy. & premium• end e ec 11 IUC • 1 966-1510 ti 1Ht 011 ..... 1 ,. •
•• li •• I... trol of budnet for owned 542-4321, ext 318 for • Xlnl 11erbal & com-po ~ u cesds.u skllls helpful. but can ---UNIQUE FURNITURE Wall Unit, ~. top q\.181 cond .. f\111 trans . ..,,. • 1 1 ... 111 .., rogram un er 1eern-on-the Job. En· SllP IWI •-• 1947 s Main St 11.,.,, attr11C11Ye, 111 wood Sacrifice $2100 1154-3542 ft~ Salt 4012 Real Est11e properties. appt muncaton"" s pressure. Housing 1'1du.-vtronment is Mortgage ,.._ -·· Need• to Independently Oii.iil CllST • Must be coneclenclous try eaper a must Xlnt Banking & Reel E1111e 770-0102 Santa Ana $500. 840-4149 Peope ""'°need Pe«>'e
One of Orange Counties researcn & control of IAILY PILIT & attent111e lo detells pay & benefits Send Re-I Hrs 9•5 Mon-Fri Call Mr. 81:.:'a~ds~~ wt .. ~~ronl WATEABED, Q\IMn aize, That'• wNt the flneet Auto Ol1mant11ng budget 10< owned Real As I TECHNICIAN In our sume to Ad. 116, Delly' Oonzale's 549.9585 appt Seti Wl1tl EASEi .,.. ,,. "'""' heat•r. headboard. DAILY PILOT
Y11d 10< Sale Long lease, Estate properllee Need• CUil TYNT lnsurenoe Dept YO\I will Pilot. PO Box 1560, _ --It's • BREEZE · IH-1220 padded ratla, gd cond SERVICE DIRECTORY
xlnt 11arlance. Contact to Independently re-PIT, travel Oflented bust-•t>eVerres111pocetnloslnbl0e1for Coste Mesa, Ca 92626 Want Adi Call &42·5618 Clllllfled Ads &42-56711 Open tQ.-6· Sun 12-5 $75 ~102 IS al aboUtl
Ernie or Ray, 898-4343 aearch & complle date. d ·1 t 1 k
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8h•"I Vl'f• for establls .. 1ng t'-"•·· & good typing & phone estate loans SuccessM RE Agt ---"s __ " ""'"" skllls eseentlel. 675--2250 • Ptacl"" cornpr~sl11e .,.,.r~-·-I'-----~-ILL USI HSlllUU flllng systems for the ... ...,. ._...v ......,,_, ,.....
budget department Cllll01111 llablllty lnsurenc.e on son to supervise oftloe, YElllll IACllllEI • MlnlmYm 2 yeera bank· F o I c I see«lng r 11 ti F 0 l.C owned Pf<>P8r1Y escrows .. Show prop-
Ettab. game route. Pert Ing experience In a note · s u me • Re11iew of prex>erty tor erty Must be lam-e • ...11-1--tlme effort. HIQn returns dept.°' loan dept collectors In the Irvine adequate colllfage lllar/OC, salary $1000 + iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=iiiiiiiiiiiiiii;; .... ..,...,,..., _____ 1-==z.""'!!'~._.._...,.,... __
Loail atH. Wm train • Muat be conlClentloul & :,~a ~=:me::'!'~~ • M1lntalnlng llCkler• bonus Send resume to BUILD OR REPAIR TIE l&llllDI •J•A•N..,IT'!"!O!"'R!'"'IA-L"'!C•L"!'EANl._ ... M_
Flex hra No$$ down Pay attentive to det11I delinquent eccounta As • In• current status h Dally Piiot adir 122 $2 17 per day Walts.. st.in.. ralllng• For commerci81 buMdif'9S lor from profit•. Call SYn-• Strong lllfbll & wrmen part of our liquldatlon YOY Prepa11tlon of mont 'Y PO Boa 1560, Costa Mesa. • doore. windows, moldlngs Lawn & Garden Malnt 9y Good rlQ 1131~ 1~
... 12 5 M F I •5 M •-·ti klll reports CA 92626 T .. t ALL t •478106 Don 962 ... 202 men college lrllned on .,.y • . on-r .... r comrrn.in...... on s s Wiii be ln\IOIVed with con-• Computer input • ..a s yoo pey or landxac>lng IH59-2120 A A A Mamt LOWEST
Conllgnment Shop with 90rtlng & gathering In· phone to resolve delln-proprlate uperlence lit• r • In the ~s Concrete walk-s ap.neee gar. Aellderttlal 662-3235
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Wolfer 71411136-5820 • Ellperlenoe In filing, tactlng borrowere by Candidates mYl1 halle ap-• ·~ ~~\-~ 3 lines 30 d1y1 CompHlte patios Coven. MetletJfou J --PRICES Commercial &
•t•b happy Cllentel• fOfmatlon Is a must querlC'( problems YO\I Banking Is a plus Maxi-~=-? o•tLY way1 Block walll. Room ~ IC.Int yard main-•
Good loc Fun business •Goodtyplnglkllla. wlllrevlewborrower.tlles mum selary IS $111000 -·-·-•• ft add·n 15yrexp646-4.834 t11nance Yostil~7 w8'KiJiml PAPERING & PAINTING
Te<rlrlc te<m1. Must Miii For more Information & recommend action •• pl yr Tne FDIC orfen a IEClml•IT PILOT ONE STOP HOME ANO lu~H LANDSelW-bASONRV Oual '~n ~ .. ~7330· Ref• 714/848-7975 pleue call F.0.1.C. Per-necessary You possess t. -fl d ....... """"' ... ...,, .,.,., ~ aonnel (714) 975-5400 k11owledge of CO'*'mer great oene 11 package. tor busy "'*1k:al front of· COMMERCIAL MAINT AM AN HANDYMAN Lan ....._...."', -........
-'T •.... c edit oollectlon practice Including Dentel & Vlsron fi<le Full time 646-8824 SERVICE CARPENTRY 472-0736 Cari>entry fencing · win· done BrlCk, blocll, stone. Quality Wallpapertng .,, Banking r COlllflQI. If yO\I would Clowtcl>l~mbing, ~arllte. lrM eet Mike 499--4072 Work guarante«i Call
TILL IT T'9 UTE UtlllATlll & P~ocedur~s 19 well 11 Ilka more lnformetlon, HOEPTltllST A'epelr-Door ... Alt.,.tlons tub encl, haollng. etc Rick 861·9584 tor tree.., 963-7531
If ' h d fam111ar11y with collecllon please call personnel at Perm. part Ume N B Real DIRECTORY Aemodel·P•net·Locks•tc Y°" re un IPPY an TlClllOlll laws. Thia po1lllon re-0 · Estate firm seeks Window-Fences-Cabinet And Y• Jeaus 11 Lord t.ck I lty lenict T.ctlnlque Papemangen
want to get out on your The Irvine ottlce of the quires xtnt 11erb1.1 & writ· 975-S400 E E --enthusiastic reliable team CALL TODAY II 35 yrs exp Jlfry 542-0567 (llc#30405) ~8244 l OCl(oocfOR cn&ose the best fOf yoor ~~n~ ~r fl~~ ha~ : r~<>: =~~:~~'. 0~~~;11 ~~; ten skllls. Previous bank· LHAL llOIOllY player. Light accurate All FIR LOIS cu; leui•tx DECKS.WOOD COVERS All Key SerVloet l'lome or omoe 640-621111
communications right lmmed openings for per-ing or finance ••Pit a tor lltlgetlon & tu at· lyplng 55 wpm, n-y D pt j • _ _ Competjtlve Prloel 895-2893 •WE GALS $HOUL01t
he<• In So. Calif Poten· sons with the followtnn plus Salary wlll not ex-torney. Non-smoker. smoker. prof appearance our ally lot PON R<?SA CL MEAS 10 years axper 754-16?0 •HANG TOGETHER•
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y.ar YO\I need S IOOK .. -· Pleue send your resume to Hiring Partner. 5000 duties Including 1ome Repreaenlatlve tf'lls pm 731-1538 Paint n.......-•I "'-wtrv Ari& '1iQCk c;;t1 • • and qu1llllcatlon1 Cau •Mln2yrsbanklngexper 10FOIC.a11n Person· Biren St. Suite 2900. bookkeeping lunC1lon1. 1•2~21tJt.Jot ..,., __ "91,._. .. , "---l aa./le~
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-.. P 0 r 1 Be a c" · C • 92660 1 to 5·30 PM, 5 deys FAEE CHAMPAGNE for au HANDYMAN LARGE and &45-95 7 Bob 635-4384 Int IEXt c>atPtaat•lnO. •trt1H" • Ablllty to type min 92658-744549 EOE -Start lmmed Contact Acetaafiat with celer1ng1 by small I DO IT ALL' BRICKWORK Smalt 1<>b1 custom texturing. qualrty
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1.. Fl S.m for this !)09lllon. Maxi-Newport. 646-7197 Lill PllCE•••a Mon-Fri) p~ & tt typing AcHttical Ctilial;I Ct•t•t C.acrttt dump runs C M & NB 0~1ock1.1 F~r .... •1t~~~2 ...... IM. mum aalary will not ex--$5/f'I S.2 3996 9-----...,.-~-t aree Jim Whyt• 542-7206 ._ .,..,,.._., Cell Wayne MattheWI cMd $20,000 plyr and --------• Exp'd loan Processor exp nee ' ·--ExQuliite XcoustlCS Orlvewaye, patios. petns. -754-611211 wlll be based slrlclly on needed tor growing lllCPT /Sim sprayed or remove 0ry. etc No 1<>b too small Plumb -Elect -carpentry USMIT I ITllH
vv g commission tor tne - --Aus P.ui 720-0139/eve Qualify LO'<ll pr1ee1
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Patch Wortt 2131~25
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slveco hke new. frM •t I.I, .... S AA prlo< ••P« & educ.lion COUISELORS Flnenclal Co Xlnt salary Do yoo have a good tel&-wall Aepllra 847.7901 Reas MICkey 536-0553 P11nt-etc O.pend1bl• I New & repe.lr All types
The FDIC offlfl a great Pan time carrier couneel-"'ht S....,. e-pnone 110~ & can type? M~'tiHt/lt• .. •ll C•iH Cut I u_ Lie 1131•23-45 * lllYllS * benefits package lnclud-ors wanted Help bo"* r'V e>e<eon "'"' r A progressive growth _ _ aaua~ p) -L!-F II & part time ""•'lion• Ing Dental & Vision pack ,_ sume to Ad • 125 CI O oriented company need• h Cltle$ AemOJ;11ng Childcare my home. nr OC .... lit Disc JecL~ -·~"!'•"!'--~!'!I~~ .... -~ u """" f Id 1 • end glrll aollcll new Dally Piiot PO Box 1650 8 ....,.~ ..,.,0 hes 1 .. _ Fr--tlmat• on room airport N B &. C M area. LT HA LING • MOVING "-w.iiir .. ""lio•"'""'"'-""""'!'l!•o111'!'1-,-• St•rt• 11 S4 50 p/hr ege 1 YOY wou 1 ke subacrlptlon1 on tttelr ,._ • ...,.' "'" ,..., """' -f 852 9539 G & Y d Cl s0'ouNOS LIKE " "A TV H lw D lll-1111 Muit have ,,..1, ciMn ap-more lnform1t1on, please paper routes Mull enjoy Coste M .... Cal 92626 abOve Salary plus com· addition• kllcnens or reap re• • arage ar nupa ",. •A Full Servloe Plum~
pear. Muet be 18 yr• 01 call personnel at working with 1o.-13 yr LllCI lllTISS peny peld beneflts Cell betns 873-8122 Ce8tracttn -Jon 154s.-9un M~S::: & ffon~nX9~ & pOOl-spe.-neatlng f'el)llr•
age. D.M.V. Report req 975-5400 EOE old1. Early evening f'IOYrs Mond1y thru Friday Nancy or J~. (J l 4) CYetom ReSldentlal Work Geatral * CLEENCO * • , DRAINS CLEAR From S1S'
751-2880 8·5 Mon-Fri BANKING work deys/ nexlble hrs PeradlM Cafe 844-1237 250•1840 for personal In-Clean-Tlmely-Aeuon11>1e *c=od_. .. ,_~)l!!atr Clean-ups & Haultng ITUll ll\IOets. o.-•I, Heater
* 11 .. n .. '/ Comml·-•on only tervi-EOE 751 69 .. .., 11c11 4•1, .. 3 """" ., ._......,.,., Free est 54S-6730 Jotln , __ .,. __ ~~".""!'"--...,,....... -a Tl HIS • ...., .. ~ Slnoe 196 1 #4 .. 7017 *A· 1 •Ym * 51-9604 M&M 722-9066 UAL lfFIOI TELLER Call Bruce Emsley llASlll I Resp 'Person 1o-C.re tor •REMODELING 1 Jay Oe Construction Co HAULING & MOVING CLEAN & EXPERT ,..,,.Ex-..._.--Servloe.,...---& &::>.Aalr Ill 642-4321 ext. toe brick • block, exper·d. for Infant et O\lr CdM hom•. *RESTORATION 5.48·? l7l or 556-6282 Prompt Service Thank 0"9t 25 yeers •xperlenoe ,... • ...._
TheJollyAogerCorc>orate GREAT WESTERN SAV· So. O.C. Contractor 3 day wk. 7·30 to 5:3o. •REPLACEMENT --·--yOYILewis,54o-7a66 Uc T-tf6 . .&28 730-t353 ~v;s~esld~T9 office 11 looklng for an ex-INGS, one of Cellfornla'e llQll Ol&IT 493" 1123 ift. Spm. own trana 640-1948 & REPAIRS Dtckl aa• LIGHT MAULING·Movtng •• ABC MOVING •• per~ MCretary for teadlng fln1nc1a1 lnstltu-lllLY PILIT llllCAL USllTm RESTAURANT (Free ettlma1es 24 hrs) Patie Ct'ftn Dump runs (yard/garage) 0 tck .tul T l38<M8 the operation• depart-t1on1 ha1 1n Immediate With llrnlted X·Ray Parmll llllLL 0111/hU Tl•t 1 prloe I<>< d•lgn. plans. 7 days Oa11e 6'5-11116 u car l~==--~::i:::::-1 ment. Thia poaltlon1 r• oPPo<tunll'tJ:or a Teller In for bu"" Orth......,.lc 01-Ex...., pref Mon tnru Ftl-englnHrlng conetruc-Balcony. 1talrca991, decb --..., LO RATES. 552-0410
I ood .._...,, .... I.._ our Costa a .... nc.. ., ..,,.._.. ..-· t•-. ~-n 61u8 y~· ••• Waterproof deck coat1nn MoV1ng & Haullng Dump -• irea qu,.. 0 ,,,. ....... ""'· "' "· floe full time &411-111124 day only Kitchen & ""' ... • ..,.., .-· ·• c STAIYm -.....-• ple&lant phone man· OISTMl lllYIOI co 1 help Pl tlm• 631·3045 942-0289 Drainage repelrs. rebuilt Job•'cre'°.,..w •• ':~': ....... all , ..... ITS··-.. ff You "'ould n1ve cash · 11-••11ot-•T uner ••HOMETEK•• AllenDecklng857-4510 ..... ..,........,.,,. •• ner. and general 0 Ice handllng uparl•nce OUll P&IT Tiii --.... _,. Mon thru Friday, 111m to Or Co OriQlnal ~g :r~n ifn: ~eferab(y '". • llnanclai Carw opportunity. lull 2 pm Can Geotge bef Archltec:ta & Contracto,.. ~all --8111t• lemtt ~Movers TnturecS .. -~-.. •tttutlon and""'' must The Deffy Pltot h .. Im-time lni.tnel ~lclne 1tam or 811 2 pm only •A~L~•t _.111-l.,..,..... __ ~""P'-~ L T12• •"'6 "'•1 ••21 computer akllll • definite :.::Joy ev1-11v~--pu .. 'lc ~l•t• opening for cu ... Salaty commeneur•t• with Mon th Fr• 432--0670 IU • ., Com~ Drywall J>rof UXssXdE Ttwapy IC ..-.. -......
plull Xlnt ben•flt• & -· ".... U1 tomer SeMca Cl«k 10 wlth ••P 850-432~ P11F1"9 Areas • R;Oah Speci~::f. In Comm I '°' strM-5 "-<l & back · NEW w~ Stor-oe
wortilng condltlont with• contect Light typing and work tn our bu.ay Clrwla-ltstHr111t/ltmue1 ~r1a<:ing-s.atc:oat109 and ·1 Free es1 aches 9e0-1804 Car~ • 1_ 1 ~
grow!ng corn.,.,,y A9ply tO key are required lion Deper1ment Mutt be •llO.U. Sim P/F-tlme vStudlo Cale SAVE MONEYll 1131-4190 5411-8923 llc:r3113924 aJK _....,
fn per1on btwn we·11 reward your dependable and ab+. to llafwttr.ettft,f/T CdM 875--7575 art 4pm •at•~ ttin a~A-l--1 .... Cart Smiet Pf¥...~~u8!"!245 11·30~.00pm entttuelalm with an exCfl.. handle heavy phonH L-AI ... _... -... -A-lor appt n ftuwu ......,., ""' .... -... ~ Tll MU 1110 -lent compenMtlon pKtt· with a pleUanttelephone .,.. -• .,. Ken 1 anlca na. PAlllll IUITllO I~ HOME HELP FOR fAE LIM A Zecctl "' B A
1l •.41• • .........._In, mge and the opportunity llolee. 20 HOY'9 p/~ llJ '"' l•l· llll Claellfled Adi 842-5678 1n1talled w/lrens ~9-ELDERLY Bonded com·
.... -for peflOl\al and pro-Monday a Friday Call $699 warranty 72?~1111 Oualltywork freeea1 panlOf'l lidel 833-2009 Pliatlat lnllM feulonaJgrowth tfyou'r• 642-~21 for app1 AM< -•425513 Mll-7'0 t I ''Fil!'l!N'!'le .. l'Xn..,"'M•fl'!'!1Nd.,."'91"'y""l$~i-o
114/111-1111 lnter•ted, plMM apply for Tracey D •1 p•1 -haaty S.mct NEW/REPAIR Oual1ty No Beue Cleul~ ard Sinor 16 YI'• of neppy
A.OCOUNTING CLERK In P«'IOI\ to· l&TI llllT IPIUTll : • • • •• • •• II y I DI· Loae weight NOWI a. slim Job• 10 small reuoneble AoetN's CLEXN1Nd customere Lie 290$44 torever New Vlllon Fr .. est . llc0d 1131·2345 SERVICE a tnroougnty Th.nk·YOUI 963 .. 1 ,. ,-..-.Oiillij~~~~----Exper In ~"'9. rMnUal • lllEAT Full-lime. Type 50wpm. ~-0857 .,. A/R, k~ of .,,I"" 1<>-k'"" Outlel 11\C!ude e e Hypnoell Center 955--04~ RESIDICOMM L IND 26 Clean llOUM RAINBOW PAINTING .... . .. ., • .... Fii ..... • Vtea MC ted hefpM. 5~ 2 WEIJERI ~def1 .. ~'7;_,!_nt!..~~· _.. 1 ~ • accep yr-. Do my own work LIC I Ar9 you looking tor 1 cS-. Ouetlty 11 our l)Ottcy 11,.,l ,&'&IU ..,.. ...--· -·--• tnU LIM* NI I --., ... ~ i Clre -•2711<M 1 Al &46-8 n 6 oend•ble clearllng ... 6~ JEff Lie 11$8' &I SAYlllllll S7/hr, C M. &H-2030 • wna ,..,... • rwllDJ • •---rt•--'-~1 Sheri 780-944~ -Detall mlnct.d Ptt'toft to ftll 11 e -..... _ -• Lie Prlv Home fOf Eld4wfy llHW -JT•n ' A A A PAINTING lnllE:d
Account• peyable poe-3200 Pl(!( Cen1er Ortve HLmlY n1111 • If you arc ln High School or Jr High . Weelt/Month Amb or •1.1 ir a111w. LTI. Cullom CIMnlng H~ LOWEST po.9ible ~ g "§
ltlon In buty Orange Coat• Meu. CA 92828 Nwp1 8ctl ..... Part time • ond would like to earn $25 00 to• non•emb. ~101 Kathy -•et othcee-cteen up•·"-eat 10 Sttip s.rw:. 662..323$ TABLE ~AS O\JR County Ad A0anCY AlP C II Cerol 7~1042 • • . e •Eteorte •Bod')'Vu•rd1 Kalf'ly &47·1G57 aft« Jpm SPECIAL TY ;;>IJet, Stir •ICP8f1en0e reQu1reci 1o-0 a • • ~O 00 tn t'Omm tons and more each • 24 Hr Uc Aelld'I c... tor • Fltneu C<>neuttant• CUSTOM P11ntlng by Jlm ~ Suwtv 6'5'& 1a;
key by touch. typing • E~~f,~ llllll ITlllllT • w k gwe us a call. You can work . the !ldefty l.Ull .,, .... '°"'" •Or•,.. 4"-4!&.4 EXCELLENT HSEKPNG LOW ra• '°' lh\ltt.,.,
mu1t Excellent fringe P.....,,t buey group prao. • p ART TIME th f d • ment Doctor on C9ll MMces 5 1"' local ~. patio rum . Iron r• benefit• Send raeume 10· mn ... WllTlll tioe 1n N8PWOf1 Center • tn e a ternoons ~ • Delk:loua ,,,..,.. 7to-1943 Cadtaiat exp Rett ~--9115 7 11or free .. , 134.,.243 ...,...,. _____ """"'
Mrt. Breck•, PO lo• C.tet1ng Co. part time, need• 1·2 deyt p/'Mc • v rungs and sull have ttnlf' to en)Oy • HIOHLAND SHOAEfi CdM -mrs l'lome a Offtce Qleenlng by DAN SAL Y£R p41HTiNQ
8710, Newi>Orf e.ech. S'4 S5 p/hr plu• tlpa. El per preferred . : your summer We offer compltte .• ... , •tat ~ JODI PtMaa call fof "" LK: •05824
CA 92658 Apply 1n pereon 2919 E &40-1122 • U'alrung and proV1de transporauon • • T<>P9ed1~751~7.. eetmat• 842 e744S eaa Anytime "4-20 '7 Coat Hwy CdM HAA80R MARINE up, ,..,,, ..-... ·~ .. ----&11111 · Dent•llOrtho ~· • plus l{reat pnzes. tnp11, and pl nty of • w. w111 ~ out ~ a Hou..cteanlnQ Honeat. lnterl btr Cust°"'~ a
For weat eo.t ectwr1te-KIN&llllT&lf Beneflta, 4~ DY9 !-.P •MONEY' Thas u. not a piper rou~ • pa1nunyt>oetb0.tomfof e&a LAWN SERVICE ~able, elflcient, comm t 30Yf'9.-q>, '*'"> t:'lm~~-rmrrmn
Ing otftce of SAIL Mao--Clothtng Mf9 Meda Acct Aeq'd NB &42·HH : and at is not 1even days a w ~: S 10/per ti Ind. P'int & llt ~ :..~,m~ ~ 2 atlet ~ dfllpatched, S~ 411520
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10 ~tlcWI ora-ntu11on elude pnonH, flllng NMd1Ull llfM front ol'ftc:. • whale you·~ doing al. Comto out nd •. ue about~ ui>ldeherf MIKE a50-32e3 • Ouallty WOf\ IH-ITS5
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Pt.8UC NOTICE PlBLIC NOTICE
SWENDDAL THRONSON
ROLF E SWEND· Arthur B. Thronson,
DAL, age 79, resident age 71 Passed away
of Santa Ana. CA Saturday August 10,
Passed away on 1985 1n Newport
August 13, 1985 Hels Beach after a long 111-
survived by his wife nesa. He was the
V1rgln1a (Ginny) beloved huaband of
Swenddal Daughter Lucy , father of
Kathleen Short of Ronald (& wife Apnl)
New Orleans Four Thronson, of Orange.
so n s, Ph ilip. o f Ca, granddaughter,
Tacoma Wuhmgton. Ingrid Thronson ,
Michael of Castro cousin, James Peters.
Valley, CA . Thomas Seattle, Wash. and
o f Jackson. CA · many friends Mr
Timothy of Fresno, Thronson wu a rest·
CA. Also survlVing dent of Irvine. He was ~are 12 grandchildren, the appliance bust-
2 great grand· n~ an Costa Mesa
children Sister, Mrs from 1948-1962, was
Dick BIJ'cl of Hill-acuve in the Lions
aboro, North Dakota. Club, Chamber of
Mr. Swenddal owned Commerce, Newport
and operated Rolfs Beach Elks. After he
Fashion Footwear 10 sold hll business,
the Bra&'l Ring, Cor-until retirement m
ooa del Mar, for 1970, he · worked aa
many years. He was 8 Manager of large ap-
member of the Elks phances at White
Lodge # 1441, Rice Front. He wlll be
Lake, Wl.8COnsm. and buned at sea F'rtday
the Knaght.s o.f Col-morrung, attended by
umbus, Tuatm Coun-the famtly only. The
c1l Recitation of the fatn&ly suggest mem·
Ro8ary w1ll be held at orial contr1b~uons be
7.30 PM Friday ln made to The Amen-
BROWN COLONIAL can Lung A.bociatJon
CHAPEL Maas of in lieu of flowers
Chnstian BW1al at 9 Friends are mvt~ lo
A.M Saturday, at St vwt the family home
Joeeph's Church In-F'rtday Aug 16, af~r·
tennent will follow m noon
Holy Sepulcher Cem· ---
et.ery Friends who
wiah, may call at the HAMPTON
mortuary "from 9 Robt. Lester Hampton
A M to 9 P M Frt-Jr., 64 yean, resident
day In Ueu of flowers of Riverside and
the family wouJd ap· Newport Beach, on
IM•7 NOTICI predate donations to Auguat 7th at UCLA
Notice of.... IHVrTING .. DI the Ahheimers Dis-Medtcal Center fol-°' RMI ,,..,_,,, No1~ 1111eteby given '"•t J In J llln at 'rtvate.... the Board of Trua1 ... of the ease Association of ow IJ a Ong ea
No. A 121 IOI Cout Community College Orange Co. 420 W Loving and beloved
tn lhe Superl0< Court of D11trlct of Or•• County, 19th S t., Costa Mesa, husband of MarUyn-lhe Stet• of Ct llf0<nla, In Cellf0<nle, wm receive ... 1. CA. 92627 Or lo th... ne, cherished father end for the County of Or-ed bid• ~to but no lal., " d enna th 10 F"'d American Luna ~-an best friend of ha •-an : a.m., " ay, "'O Roa..~ In the Metter of lhe Elt•t• Augu•t 23, 1H6 11 the S(Xiatlon of Orange !IOns IA!"rt Lest.er
of 01.AOYS M HULME. DE· Purchatlng Department ot Co. 1717 N Broad· ill, M D of BaJboe CEASED 11kS college dl1lrlct IOCated and G J h f Notice le hereby giwn lhat _.. t370 Adame A~. way, Sant.a Ana, CA regory o n o
trre undt11fOMCJ Wllriilf •1 COtt• Meta. Cellf0<nle 11 92706 Arrangement San Mateo, proud
pr1v11t Nie, to the hlghett wnlch llmt MIO blda wtll be under the direct.Ion of grandfather of John :c'eu~=,;:i:~ r:,.~ oP9lled •NI reed Brown Colonial Maxwell Bryan
Mid Supetlor Court on or p u Ac HA a E o F Mortuary 542-3949 Hampton of San
aft., lhe lllth dey Of A~. GASOLINE FUEL FOR -------Mateo. Priva~ aer-111101 lhe offtot Of 8Nney COAST COMMUNITY COL· ROBERTSON Vlces were 'held at
Mellin, Fine Homea C>Melon LEGE DIST"ICT Harold K Dae 78 of Our Lad Mertllt Lynch Realty, 1741 All bldt .,. 10 be In ec:.. -o , Y of Mount
W Ke1elt1. Anaheim. CA COfdanc:e with the Bid ooeu-Santa Ana. Paued Car m «'I Churc h .
12804, Tele 71'-778--0970. "*'" wh6Qh ere now 1n mt away Augu1t 13, New port Beac h
County of Or••· SU.It Of Ind mey be teeured In lhe 198~ H' ls su.rvtvf'd Donations may be
Callfornle. ell the rlghl, title offlCt of tllt Director of by daut:;ter & IOn· made to favonty char· Ind tnltr99t Of Mid csec. Purctlatlng •Of Mid eollegt 1 L •. Ra danl,ln •nclto 1ttthe09r111n dlstnct n-aw, argooc Y Hy or the Santa
rN t property lltualed In the !.ecf1 bidder mu•t eubmtt Cunningham, •later, Catalina laland Con
County Of Orange, Stat• of wllh hi• bid' e Cbhlef'• Myrtle Burnell, and servancy CellfOfnla, pertleulltly d• checlc, certified CMc*, or many clOle relatives aorlbed N I0110w1. to-wit bidder'• bond ~ payable Lot II of Block 8 Of Traot 10 t.he Ofdlf of the eo.tt and friends. Chapel,__ ______ _
pcr'>un .. pla> \1g111fll iln l rol<'<. I
SAGITTARfl'S (\.111, 2} Dn 21) lntu111on nrl(l\ 1rur f-ocu'I on mrt--r-~
tarcer hu\1nt'"' 11pponun1ll<'\ \tnsc: o( dm:ct1un purpoc.c: wil l be
rc\tnred \hart· kncl\~lc:dg<' k;irn h\. teaching Plc:t\;1nt finan,1nl
219 u per Mep Aeoord*l In CommUl'llty College Olatrtat 1ervlc~ and lnter-
Boolc t4, 'eoe I Of Mt .. &oerd of Trull... In an nw \ •'riday l 30PM oell•'*Xlt Mai>•, ~d• amount not leM than nve n ' : · of 111d Orange County, CA perotnt 15~) Of 1119 tum bid Olr«tt'd by We1t-HAAIOR LAWN•
MT. OLIVI!
\urprt'><' "part ol ~t'n.mo
CAPRICO RI\ llkt 2~-J.111 19) f m pha\I\ on t111w11unttJt1on •
cdul'1t10n ira ... c:I \fllrttual 'aluc\ Recent contact ""111 pa, di' 1dcnd\
->Ou'll tm·al Im: lrom rt~\lr1ttron \. )ou'll b<-popul<tr and happ) \n~1ttarian will pl;I\ out\l.tnll1ng rok
AQUARIUS <Jan ~ti Fc·ll 181 You'll lrnCI\' w11hout formal
1ra1 n1n1 -mean\ "N1lu111on 1n \t1ncl\ s.c rvr a s rrli.lhk llUl<.k\ You'll
karn mort .1ho ut t.l\. lltcn'it' rl·qu1rcmr na. l·mo11on.1l 1tnnh c:mrnt 1\
tkrp re'alt1c 11 .. n<l <ll'I atcrm11nal>
PlS<:ES (fcb 1•1 'A,mh ~"<» I ocus on puhlicll), popula.nt\,
1.ha llrngr d a\h of 1d<'a' \ ou'lf m3kt' dcc1'>10n rr~tdrnti mcmber c'1f
upptl'illC: sc' fmpha"" on l'\Ltlrmcnt, chan\mn and mantal \Lntu'>
C 1<'m 1n1. V1r10 ·a11ttanu' J)t'r\on' figure prom1ntntl) ,
IF AllGlJST It JS VOlR BIRTHDAY )OU .tr<' \ptrtlunl 1\
prrf«·11on1\t, have in ttnct for \howman1htp, w;ll ~Lnficr lo hrlp
tam ii) and fnrnd\ Y ou .irousc t'n'' adm1r.1t1on and re<,tntmcnt
\omc pcr~>n• arc~ JC'aloui of )O\!f.ach1e'vcmcnts. othC'r, fee l you art not
bt'1n1 complclcly truthful In r .1l1ty, you can be your own wo m mt1c,
\'ou .a.rt prescient. your dream• c-.an bt' prophetic. P1'4 C\ V1rao J)t'r~n\
pla) important rolt1 in )Our life If \1nak you co111<1 m rry th" year
1 rav<'I ond monty rmph1wcd 1n °'-to~r •
j
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•mort commonly known *' 1 guerantM '"'''"•bid· mln1ter Memorial
11· 1110t S Broadway, Stnte d•r .. 111 tnt., Into the PATk, Mortuary and An•. C. prQ90MCS Ccn1rect If the ,..__ 893 2 .. 21 Terma of Nie CUil In law-11me It .,..,ded 10 him In \A:Jll l<'ry • ,
M money Of Ille United the ~t Of felture 10 ent« CORN
l l•t• on confirmation of tnto euch con1rec:t. the LllV'\NE CX>RN ·
Mte, "' pen call\ and bit· P'octed• of the Checll w111 be uv • " ""1 • enc.~ by note 11-tort.11.a, or In the cue o1 a dent of Newport
cured by Mof1gege or Tf\llt bOf\cl, the fl.Ill tum tl'leteOI ~ach PUied away
Deed on the pr099f1Y to wtJI be totfeltecl to Mid~ Aum1•t 13 198~ Born I04d TM ~t Of amount 1tge dlettlct --' bid to be depoeitect with bkl ~.bidder m.ay wtthdr-Nowm~r 26, 1903 ln
Bide"' ott.rl to be In wrft· hit IMd fOt a pet10d for forty· Kanta1. Survived by
Ing and wll be r~ II flw (<t5) d«yt etler ~ date htr 10n Jack and two 11\e llOfeaaMS offloe et M'I Mt fOf the OC*'l"O Iller.of h ld ~ lln'll etler the n,.t publl-The Bottd of Trvet .. ,._ ara nc I r~n. r u •
mloft IWW ano Defore ....,..thes>t~of refeet• nt'ral rvicel wt1l be
O.t• of Nie 1ng .,,, ano 111 bid• or to held Friday Aucust
0.tecl trllt 26th dey Of nMMYirteOUlttltlMOtln-1e, 1G8~ at llAM, Pa-~ A .., ~"' .,.., bid °' 1n cific VJew Mortuary UMl"I~•~'"' &.al A. v. Chapel, Interment ICrteeMQ a C•t1le A. etwiulu, ..,.,,. Al-Pacific View M«>m iw.-+-.._-l~-1 &..•tllr•r. 41~• Ottr••lf ,..... e...t CeMMwflltf ...1 .. 1 p i. N ........ C9'1ftn l nt c.e.ee IMIMet on.a1 ar.., ew,._.
llublllhed °'*'09 COMt 'vbllahed 0t•noe eout &1th, Ca Pacific i;:i ltjlot Augi.tllt •. t. 15. ~ '!lot Auou-t • 1e. Vtew Mon~ry. di·
Ila Th,·227 111& T'tl-208 fft'ttln 544-2700
Mor1uary • C•mttery
Crematory
1625 Gisler Ave.
Coate Men
540 555•
PllRC! 8"0THIRI
ULL ... OAOWAY
MOATUARV 1 tO Bro.ctway
Cotta M"a
S..2·9150
PACl'1C VllW
MlMORlAL 'AftK.. Cemtlery-· Mortutry
Chapel • Cremttory
3SOO PKlllC Vl#M Oftvt
Newpof\ ci\
~4-2700
I
Ora~ Coat DAILY PILOT/Thurac:tay1 Augul1 15. 1
fltatC NOTIC[ "°* It -~ 1111~ lion, II ll'fl/ ll!OWfl '*' .....,. --• end ~ 10 ~ ' .. ,....... • w ROTIC( P\llJC NOTICE IAIO LAND OA ANY OTHff\ H TH IU~L!.M N'TA"Y f "'1«: N • ~~~~1 =.,an~.::;.:ri_: ~--==:"':»~~ :::'..~-:'~ ~TmOUt•M-.. ~~H~r~~~~~&.l~= ~~=oo~~1o o;:;'=..~ .wi-.....;...-.-.--....;.;;;;.-.;;;-..._
CffYOf'HIW.-OIUHACH lo beh¥e It In Ylolatton ot tatlfy.ftptWOflrnC)llecl,,.. ~-:~~· MAlmlTAW ,_ Dl"ICTIOHALLY D"llL "[ITllllCTIONI .... other ccmmon OleiOM'IOl'I,
AMl!NOINQ CHA'11" llc11on 10 38 030. INI Midi Oll'dtno utle, pOUHllOn °' t • The'fdloWIQ "'*".,. lll01'lC1 a. ANO MINI! ,AOM LANO. ~OlD IN IOOt< 1~ ., ltlY .. IN ,... Pfot*'Y 10M Of' THI NEWPORT l*tOng!WllleOfl'ler~, WICUl'l\bfenoee, to pey 'ti.. .:::.11.:..:.:.-H•~t:.; c10111G ~ • TlllU91"U'9 IAU OTHl!lll THAN THOIE PAOI 911, OFAC~ ~-duorlbecl eoowe lo
HACH MUHICl1'Al 0001 eckSfeiM. Ptoof of•· the a princlc* Mn of WM!.,...~-· A OU Al I A MAllllHI T.I ....... 1911 HllUIHAIOVI! 01!· Of IAIO COUNTY. pur~OO to ri. 63 ~ IVl!N UIM _, ,,_.
Pl"TAINIHOTOCUR,IWI MmeOfpetont,guerdtll't« 1M •)w.dbyNIO ~---......": P~,1TSH1tonrovle ....,.Mff*'TlCa 1Cflll810, OIL 0111 OAI TM 1trt111 lddrltt and lllun, ltvlno. C1lllornl1 tier 11, 1tlS lit 4
TM Q!ty Counc11 doM Of• lduh ~we Of cuttOtty DMd of r\111, with lntweet .,....,... ,....,._ A¥t, Coeta .,._,CA "'27 TO l'Wmfn' OWNI WILLS, TUHNILI AHO I'* QOft'lmOfl ~llcw\. t2714 "'~ In M uw ~ Of delft .. IOllowti of Mlfl '*'°"· Ind other lhereon • ptewlded W'I ..cs i. •• 111, " 8obOy , Morton 407 YOU AAl IH Ol,AUL T IHAl'TI INTO TH~OUOH If any. of IN ,.., ,,openy TN undeftlgneG T,,,,.,.. I009lecS ..
HCTION 1. Cfla,t•r lnformotlon rH•onobly note(e).' lldVeno.. " eny :'.i-:0 .._ ..... Pllur.t!Yli a.net.Mnt• UNOl!lllAOllOOf'TAUIT, 0111 AC .. 011 HU .. Ctll>ed uove l o ~'lllY lybeny 141 INctl
10.. of the H9WP0t11wf1 neoe .. ery 10 d•t•ttnlno unc1et 1i.. terrne of 1M OMd ::::;.:.-:-::::.-CA 12t12 ' ' OATIO OlC 11 1M3, UN· IVHU~'ACI! 01' THE P~•d to b• U lnCOrrwct"9M of Ille ttt• 111t• 1Dt w .. 1,...ln•t•r, = COCM " -~ wtletllW euch ll!Olltlon ... of Ttuet, .... cMtOM end ..,..., ..., ,... Thie IX/tin.a i. COii• LUI YOU TAKI ACTION LANO Hl"l~VI De· M IMM, Calllornte ~ Ind °''* COtMllOn tornil, Anet'Nr LAttr
to reed .. tollowt ltt• ...,..,... of the TN91 .. encl TM. "'"' .... ...,. A dUc1ed bi)': In lndMduel TO ~TICT YOU~"'°'• ICA19[0. AHO TO IOT-TN unesar..-s TN01419 <*ilgnltlOn, If eny, "'"" ~01t11Hn on •.tt•!f 01 leotloM Thie Ordlnenca ... In-of the tru9tt ~ by-'d .... ... lot>tly, Morton llUY, IT ._AV II IOU> AT TOMSUCHWHIPSTOCl<EO d~eny•.oAnylOtany Mrtln, Of IM ..... ~ WOOOIAIDOE VII.I.AO
t0a010"-"9Meftdlrt-lt0duoechtaragul1tmeet· OMC1 of TNet lo wit· :11 ;:: _., .... 0... Thie ~I wao filed A PUii.iC IAl..l. "YOU 0111 Ol~ICTIONALLY lnOOfrectl\eM Of tM,WMt tton'9Cit9dobo119 '10M OWNV'S ~14-
t.ftt lnQ otti..ChyCO\lncll ol lht •1&e,721.M r...GnotM. ~ .... "::::: .. : Wl111 the ~Iyo.ti Of Or· NHD AW l!XPl.ANATIOH OfltlLl.fOWILl.8. TUNNEL.I .Sdr ... and OtNW common lalCllllMIWlllbe!Mde,bv\ TtoH W11.L ru Al PUI(· tt.J1.0aO Deftntt1on Oliy Of N.wpon 9Mct\ hotd tlmet• ~IN 119 County On ~ 24 0' THI NATUllll 0' THE AHO IHAl'TI UNO!A ANO OMIQNllOll If lllY e11own wllll<lut ~ Of wW· I.le AUCTION TO HIOHU
1Ul.OIOCwfwMow• on lht 22nd d•y ot Jwty ThebeMllol11YunctarMld ltt-... l ......... 0.0-1914 • P~OCHOINO AGAINST 8ENE.AT)40flfYOHOTHl tiwlln • • '"'~••pr ... Otlm$>llacl,,.. 9100!111 '0" CA•H.
10.llAMO II\~ 1915, end vwu edos>tlid on DMd of TN1t heretofore Ill• ':::'.:::.-Nd c::-~ YOU, YOU IHOULO C<m-OOl!AldA LIMITS THeAE· hid ....... M mlde, ~ Oii' lit ... pc11w1:m, Of AIHllA'I CH!CK 0111
leotlu 10 H 010 lf\e 12th d•y ot AUOIJlt tout.CS encl ~.cs to the ............. ~!. . Publltl'IOO Or~ OOMt TACT A LAWYl!A 0,, ANO TO AEOAILL. A(· without COYenent or -· ~ ~. 10 PIY IOt ATl,.(OctHle;(.~
PWJOM ""' Intent: T~ 1985, by Ill• lonowtno 11011:. undetelgnecl I wr111tn 0.0-.................. Md o.lly ~llot J4Jly 25. ~YQUOt' '· On September 4, ttH, ., TUNNEL, EQUIP MAIN· rltlty, tlltl)( .. °' ltnf)lled,,.. dellnqu•nl "'llnt•n•nc• It time OI y .... "'
City Council d9ClllH Ila A Y E 8 , C 0 UN • l11ttlon ol o.flUl1 ond 0... ootdadlnhCtMll'I ,._ I , 18, tMS 10:00 AM , OATEWAY TAIN, ftEPAIA, DEEPEN Olfd~ 1111•. pounllon, 01 ......,,,.,,, COit. Md •l r110Mr Of the Unlttld ltat•)
purp()M Ind Intent In onlGt• CILMl!MBl!A8, Cox. Hll1, mand for Sole, 11\d. Wfltlan tM,.., ~ ..!aW,::: Th-tf4 I.AHO 81AVICl!1 INC ... ANO OPERATE ANV SUCH enoumbrtnCH, lncludlng torn•Y• f.... 10 wit Ill r19ftl, title 9nd linW•t
lno tlll• Otdlnlno. le H IOI-Mtur9r, Plummer Notloa of o.fllllt encl ElcM>-..,..,. II......... duly ~!'jOlntea Tru•tH WI L l 8 0 A M I HE 8 ,._, ch.lrgw Ind ••!*'Ml I 1111 ~0. wltll lnl•r•lt c1 .. *f by I No4ice Of 0.-
lowe. N 0 E S , c o u H • tlon co a.11. Tti. unditrelgnecl T _ f'la.IC NOTICE u.ndat -~IYtllt to OMd WITHOUT HOWEVER, THE of ti.. TNttM end Of the thereon, u provided In Mid tOiilt Ind Etec110n to hit
A. The •blllty lo mlk• CIL.ME MBEAS. Ag ... cauMd Mid N011Ce Of De-!'WIN.............. ofTruet reQOfcled Oeoalnber AIOHT TO DAILL. MIN!. INllll CIMted by Mid Deed o.cl""'°"· •dv•ncM. II Pureuanl to o-oiar11100 Of
r.aooned Judgl'Tl9"te, raaltt Str1uM 11ult Md a.otton to hjl to ~ =-:-.!:'':: K·1W 21, 1913, H Intl No. STOA!, EXPLORE ANO OP· Of T"*. 10 pey tM r~ eny. under lht letmt of Mid Coven1n1t. CondltlOM &
peer l)l'etoure Ind Under· AB 8 ENT c 0 u N • be r900fded In , ... county 1""9 10I • ACTITIOUe .,_.. U.5"501, Of Otftclel Ille-(AA TE THROUGH THE ~ p!'lncJC)tll OUIN Of the Oecl111tlon; ,_ cl'lllOM AM1r1Ctlon1. -.tlldl Hota
1t.nd the oonMq'*'C .. of Cll.MEMBEAS H .. tll« wNI• tM rMI Pl'~ I• C1llforftle :;~~;"'"<;~-:; NAMI ITATI....,. COfd• In lf\e otfloe of lM SURFACE'OA THE UPPER not9(•) MCUr.cl by ••Id Md ·~ OI Mid At· WU rec:Ofd4MS Of\ APf'll I
Improper beh•vlof 1rw.... ~Kip Maw•. MeY9' toc1ted 1 TM fotlowlng pereoM or• County "9Cefdtnof Or1nQ41 500 FEET 0 F THE Dffd Of Ttutt to 11tlt tOf~ 1H5 .. lnttrulNl'll No
.wttll ao-. k~ and tll· AITEST· OATI: 1122/H DATED· July t8 1985 dolno bullntM M. Coun~. lllW Of c.llfOf"'*! IUBSUAFACE OF THE •142,3&4 64 wltll lnterMI Tho Hom.own•n A1 '5·117129 ot Offld9I Ae-
perlenoa .., ot wlllch ere Wlftde I ........ I.AKI AMIAICA c~ 911 Latty "°"'-H I! A L T H 0 y H I uecu lid by OOH 0 '1Nl!lll, LANO HEREINABOVE OE· IMreon ttom ~ I, tOCitl!Otl unc:lat Mid Dtclaf· GOrd• of 0r-. C0u1'1f.
llklfytoinc, ....... l*llOn CltyClertl ,OAATION, .... i d •onwr··~ . At• OA~OIOVMCULAA. 187t AN UHMAlllAIEO MAN. AS ICAIBEO, AS RESERVED 1815 ., 1076'% per IMun\ lhOI\ l\ttretotOf• M90UIM Cellfornl•. In aoootdtaM•
growt GI<* llnd l"-9 fee> Publltl'IOO Orano-CoMt TruelH, •r: lrtlcllello p blltl'IOO Of ~nlend L.ena. eo.te M--. TO AH UNOMOlD ~ IN THE 0££0 AECOAOEO .. prO\llcled In Mid notea Ind__., lo ltle under with • o.c:terotlOn of Cove
IOf• jlletlfy lhe 1$>P!lcetion ot Otlly Piiot A~t i5. 1995 TllomM..1.. !110 ... ...... 091~ PMol A·-:r ,~1 Clllltornte taeM !NTEAEIT. ANO LESLIE IN 8001< 13772 PAGE 1114 plut accr\M IOIO cneroeo. OIOned. """'*' o.ctltotion Mntl, Condition. & "-ttlC· • ourlew hlllle 0$*1enoed
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Th-234 artMft -., &... ~ lN& ....-• • • • o.tt1 Medlc.i ldultrlaa. 1 ANN BOWMAN, AN UN-OFFICIAL RECORDS plut l~e 1M1 Md of o.flMltt Md DemMCS f0t tlOnt tacofcild on ~ 9,
r.c!uelion In ttlma and CA 10011(111)17'"411it7 Cellfomle OQfPOfltiofl MARRIED WOMAN, Aa TO ALSO EltCfll•T All coet1 SM end o wntten "°'ice of 1971 CIC Otfldlll Acorda DI
cflrnlnelmltOl!lef non-Publlthad Oronoa CoM1 Th-221 Thl• l>utlMH le con· AN UNOIVl060 20% WATER RIGHTS OA Tlle~uno.tMld Otftuft and fl.c110n IO a.. OrMgt County, CellfOfni. c. In taoant yM/I minor• PtEUC NOTICE Delly Piiot .Augutt 1. HI, 22, P'\lll.JC NOTICE duct.s by 1 cotpOrlfion INTEREST WILL SELL AT INTERESTS IN WATER OMd of TNlt 11tr.rotorw ex. to !Mlr-dtcSln ttle Cowrty in ti.. Pl'OC*'Y "1~9d WI
haw lncrMalnoty ~Ille-lW Delta MOOlcal lndUatt'lee, PUii.iC AUCTION TO RIGHTS NO MATTER HOW eouled and cMll\lered to Ult wller• the,... Pl'Of*1Y ~ l&rd County and SfJI• de
tln\9 Of Ylo*\t crime ~ l7MI Tll-204 NOTICI J 8'ent 8"rtley, Praeidtnt HIGHEST llOOEA ,o .. ACOUIAEO ANO OWNED llMWtiOMO • wrl11-' Dec-tct'bed herein .. ioe.ted ICJll:l«I. td lion end enl~t Tr111t•• l•I• No. INVTTINO lllOI and s.ct.rwy CASH (peyatM II lltM of OA USED IN CONNECTION llfatlOn of Def.wt and De-Trull1• condl.rclrng .... L.01 1. UM t of Trac1 No
of Of curl-ordln~ wlll ~~~~ti A•f•r•~oe: Pl&.IC NOT1CE NoUc• It~ given lllet Tllll ttltllMl'tt ., .. flied .... In lewfl>I inoney of IM WITH OR WITH RESPECT mend lor S•. end 1 Wfllton Larry Rolllm111. Attorney ot 9099 .. J* MllP rec:ordecl 1n
lend to rtv9rM lhl• trend ~ the Bowd of Truat ... Of IM Wl111 the Coun1Y Cieri! ot Or· Unhed St•t•) ., ,,. Noni\ TO SAID LANO. WHETHER Nollet of o.teult and Etec-La• 14140 &Men Blvd 800ll 383 PIQM 47-48 ol D Curlew 0 di ._..,ICIC>f NOTICIOfl Cou1 Communhy ~ eno-County on July 18 lrontw.trenoalotMCounty SUCH WATER RIGHTS tlOntoSell TM~ Suite 1ot WMlmln•ter. MlaoOl!MeOUtMapsr«:0td1
lend to , .. nlor~ ::~~ TitUITll'I IAU TRUln.'I IALI Dl•t"<:I olf Orano-County, 1M5 ' CourlllOuH, 700 Civic SHALL BE RIPARIAN, c:auMd Mid Not~ of De-Collfornl• 92883 (7141 of uld c:ounty l)Orl d YOU AAE IN DEFAULT NOTICI " HIAllY llttor la • Pll1M2 c.ntw Drive WMt, 8anl• 0 v EA l y IN 0 . A p . ,..,,, Ind E*:11on 10 s.1110 834·5511 Aecol'd owner JEFFAEV °"~:n 11110~~ UNOEA A DEED OF TAUST OIVIN IN\ on ,,.der,... bid~~ w:.~ ':::': = Publllhlid Oreno-Coel1 Ane. Cellfornl• 911 right. title PROP RIA TIVE PER· .,. racotded In IM county DATED July 18 1985 PAUL LENNON ANO
nftton. For the purPo.. oi ~OATUEOT 12E/12/83c UNLESS tember1t,1••"*'~·"'"'"•n 11.00 •m Friday Delly Pllol AUQU911 , 8, 15, Ind Inter•• con"9ytd to COLATINO PRESCRIPTIVE wtler• ltle , ... prOC*fY It lly: IMry lllottlm-1\, At· SHARON THERESA LEN lhl Ch t AK A TION TO "' the ~ Offtoe of A t 23 11115 h • 22 1985 and now Mid by h under 0 R c 0 NT RA c Tu AL. tocet.S ._, •• Lew NON. 1 tp er, •ny PWton PROTECT YOUR PROP· lllott\mlft loOetM M 141 ugu• ' 11 1 • ' Th-1112 Mid Deed ot TN•I In the WITHOUT. HOWEVER, THE 0.1 .. All(l\Mlt 8, 11188 Pvbllt'*' 0r8nQ9 cOut The 1tr .. 1 ~ and (1~r ~': .n~: ~'d=~ EAV· IT MAY BE SOLO AT 1 .. 011 •oulewerd. tulle ~~ci;,:ii:g. =~~.!: DIDllC W\TICE property t1tu11.s in Mid AIOHT TO ENTER UPON OATIWAY LAHD 11111-DtilY Ptlo• Augu11 e 15 22. 0111er common detlgn•tton minor A UBI.IC SALE. IF YOU 10I, w .. tmll\1t.,, Call· 11 l310 Adim• Avenue ..--nu County Ind St•t• dNGrlbed THE SURFACE OF SAID VICI, INC., .. Mtd tru. .... 19&! If any. of tM rMI proc>tfly ..Ctton 1o.M• Curfew No~E~HEAN EX~l.AE ONATION fOFftle, Attorn•r L•rrr CO•ll M... C1llfornl• •t ,tCTI'TIOUl IU·-·· .. LAND IN THE EXERCISE OF 2050 lo. luf\dr °'~ ·-· Th.-217 d••c rt t>•d • QOVI II Houn II th II 'ti. ' I NATUn F THE lllolflm•n on balllll of hlcll II 'Id bid Ill be -PARCEL 1. SUCH RIGHTS AS RE· Lot Aneefee CA toOH purponlid to tie 12 ROM
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AOCEEOINOS AGAINST WOODlllllDOI YILLAQI ~bllc:ly m~ l~dw read T~AMlto1•-~JATa•NT UNIT 18, AS SHOWN ANO SERVED INrl'HE DEED AE· (113) m.t14i. ay: ,tonOlt P\ELIC NOTIC[ m9t'Y Lane. lrvlrw. ca111orn11 y u. YOU SHOULD CON· HOMllOWNIRI AllOCIA· t . ... """'no pereon• .,. DESCRIBED IN THE CON· CORDED IN BOOK 13772 l . hller, Vice .. ,....._, 112714
In or upon the Pllbllo llr .. I•. TACT A LAWYER. TIOM, WtU 111.L AT l'Ue· or. doing buelMH U : OOMINIUM PLAN RE· PAGE 1894, OFFICIAL RE· Publl.n.d Or Cout LIOAL NOTICI Tri. Undereloned TNlt• ~'::· &!~~~· ~=°":."<!:. On 8129/851t 11:30 .\,M LIC AUCTION TO HIOHllT T:,,~AC:.~~EH ~~P~·I~~~ OEPLEAI C:,HESB RESEATAUAANT COAOEO BOOK 13953 CORDS Dally Piiot Augu::"f: 22 29 NEWf'OftT.fltHA dltctttmuny l(•blllty for anv
• LAKE AMERICA COAPOA-llDDllll ,0111 CAIH VIOEOCASS TT T • AK Y, 2340 PAGES 583 TO 830 IN· PARCEL 3 EASEMENTS 11185 UNWllD ICHOOL tn<:orrtc:tn ... ol th• ttrMI ~t• or i:,her un:J*V'..C: ATION u 1119 duty ~nted CAIHllA'I CHICK OR COAST COM~UJiTY ~6~· Hert>or BIVd .. Coeta M .... CLUSIVE, OFFICIAL AE· AS SET FORT~ IN THE Tll-231 Dtl'TllltCT Mldr ... 1n<1 0111« QOmrnot P~ • ...,-it hoorao Trutt .. under1ndpurtuanl CllltTlfllD CHIC!( (pey--CA92828 COAOS OF OAANOE SECTIONS ENTITLED Nola oe.lgnlllOO If any •hOWt• ttn ('10 00) Pm •nd alx 10 OMd of Trull, AecoH:l4Ud ..,._It tlnM oh• In 1ewfut LEGE DISTRICT Wtnl1m J 8 Robert•, 11165 COUNTY, CALIFORNIA "CERTAIN EASEll.\ENTS Inviting llld9 hefeln or tlM 1eQa1 oeaGt1p ~8·00) Im ot 1111 IOllowtno on 12122/83 u Ooeum.nt mon•' of Ill• Unlt•d A: bld•wl~:.: :i ~ LMW.,d ' Lane. Newport PARCEL 2 AN UN· FOR OWNERS ANO 'SUP· flt&.IC NQTIC[ NOTICE I~ HEREBY tlon recited above •t no 83·580795 of Offlclll A• lt.t .. ) .. rteht. tttta Md 1~ 1 I • 8eeoh, CA 92823 OIVIOEO ONE FOATY. POAT SETILEMENT ANO GIVEN th•I the eo.td of S•td .... '#411 t>e m.O. !>ut "-curt-tnall not 1P911 cordt In lhe otnc. ot the ~ Infer.at otMtect ~ mentl wtllc:h .,. now In ftle Thi• bu1lne11 It oon-SE V ENT H I I / 4 7 T H I ENCROACHMENT" OF THE NOTICI Of EC1ue1uon OI lht PMwpOrt· wlthOul eoven1t1t or war
to IM IOllowl~ cord« ol Or•nge County, of o.t.uit Md I to nd mey be MCUttd In IM dueled by: In lndlvldull INTEREST IN ANO TO THE ARTICLE ENTITLED "EASE· TRUlnl'I IAl.E M-UnlMd SchOOI Dl•trlC1 rtnty ·~-°' lmplllid re
A 1ac1A".'!.. m nor IOCO/n-Cotltoml1, UM:Uted by .... ~· lo Dec:W· p=~' ·~ Dl~oc_!~ Wllllam .t.a Aobattl COMMON AREA OF I.OT 1 MENTS'.OF THE OECLAR· NOTICE IS HEREBY ol Orange County WUI ,. o•ro•no Iii .. pc1nn1on Ot pen VJ • Pllttnl, a.oat JOHN A RITTER l .uon of COftl\Mta, Cen. ng 0 .. _ _,,... Thi• ••• ,.,,,.,,. WU lu.d OF TAACT NO 10345 IN ATION REFERRED TO IN GIVEN tMI on Frtdlif. s.p.. caiv•Maied l>ml.IP to 11 00 llnCUmbr~. to pey IOI ~·~d:lllwtr~ll • r~tbtt PAMELA K RITTER. HUS-clltlol\• I lllHtrlolloni I~= bidder 1 bmlt with !tie County Clt<k ot Or· THE CITY OF IAVINE. PARCEL 2 ABOVE. taml>tlf 18 1985 11 4 00 -M on '"-lltll der or Sep-O•llnqu•nt m•ln11n1nc• U O "' CUit-, O the BAND ANO WIFE AS JOINT wMcti Notto. w• r.ocw.d mue IU , engt County on July 25, COUNTY OF ORANGE, PARCEL 4 EASEMENTS pm on lne Law Oftlet of tamt>•r 1985 •• the aueumen11 coata and at mlnorllubeWt~lllWlbyl.M TENANTS WILL SELL AT on Aptt11, 1• • lnttru-Ill lllt bid • ~· 11185 STATEOf'CALIFOANIA,AS ASSUCHEASEMENTSAAE Latry Rotllm911 loc.ted at Purtnung Of!ica OI MJ<I torn•y• IH• to wll
perw.t or iegl guMdlan, PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE l'Mflt No. •H111t of Of· ~· ~lfledme<Mc:tleek, i: ,m220 PEA MAP RECORDED IN PART ICULARLY SET 14140 8e•ch Boul•vard ScnoOI OittrlCI located II $1464 20 with tnt•rHI
tnd HIGHEST BIDDER FOA ftci.t ~ of Of. • ~ Pl.lblltM<I 0rang9 CoMt BOOK 475 PAGES 3 TO 8 FORTH IN ARTICLE XIII EN· Suite 108 WHtmlnatar 21185 8Nt Straet Cott• 1i..reon u Pl"Ollided lrt Yid
B To •ny min<)( Pet· CASH, (pey1~ ti time of CCMmty, C ........ In -o t~tyderc:~OI ..... Oelly PllOt Auguat 1, 8, 15. I NCLUSIVE OF MIS· TITLED EASEMENTS" Of Ctltlom1a All~ L11ry MeN C11•l0tnia at wtrlCh 0.Cler•hon. edvane. II
lormlf1i1 •ny la.NI •I 1119 Mi. In l•wfl.tl money of tti. cotdeno9' W1tf1 • Deciw• om _,,... 11'"'' 22, 19&5 CELLANEOUS MAPS. IN THE OE CLARA TION OF Rothm•n on b•ll•ll of UrN Uld l>ldl wtll tie ~I>-wry under tlM t•mt of NICI
dlrtc:tlof'I ol hie°' net lag•l United Siii•) at IN FAONT atsofl of C°"'*'te, Cono-~tot ;r: ... t\ Inn°" Tlt-191 THE OFFICE OF THE COVENANTS CONDITIONS WOOOBRIOOE VILLAGE litty 09«'ed and r•d for 1o.ci11a1ion. 1 ... c:t\11gm gultdl~n or to any minor r• OF IMPERIAL THRIFT ANO dtttoM ..... trtottoM ,... n, (~)Of thel 911 i: DllDI 'C W\TICE COUNTY AECOAOEA OF ANO RESTRICTIONS RE-HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIA· VAN TRUCK .no axoen-of UIO Al· IC>Ond ng to an ametu-nc:Y LOAN, 102 WEST 1ST cOfded on June t. 1.,.. o( cen aum n~u nu SAID COUNTY AS SUCH CdROEO IN BOOK 11711& TION, WILL SELL AT PUS. AH l>ldl Ila 10 1>t •n K· tor"9y
#Ith Of wllllOOI parenltl ton· STREET. TUSTIN, CA 112880 Olfldel ~of Of.np 1 OUllll'll .. thll the bid· TERM IS DEFINED IN THE PAGE 420, OFFICIAL AE· LIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST cordWICa '#Ith Cond1tlon1 Th• Homeowneu At .
*''·and Ill rlgllt, title and lnterMI c-"· CeMomte; "' tM II wlll enter Into Ill• K·1tl14 AATICLf ENTITLED "OEFI· CORDS OF ORANGE BIOOEA FOR CASH, lnllruclloo• and SC*=lfl· IOCl•llOn unOar Mid Oed•r·
C To•nym1norlh9"9CI· convey.clln1ndnowMldby Pf09tlf'1 attuted II\ utd ropoaed Contrtct II IM '1CTITIOUaSU8INlll NfTIOHS" OF THE DEC· COUNTY CALIFORNIA CASHIER'S CHECK OR Cltton1wt11e11aranowonf1141 atlon ,_..of0<e .. ac:ut.O
Ing within lh• courM and 1tunder .. ldOM<lofTruatln County and lf1t• d•· .. _ 1•••r,dedtolllm.ln NA•ITA'n•NT LARATION OF COVE· UNDER THE SECTION CERTIFIEOCHECl<(P•Y•*'"tht oftle9oftti.Purcllu-tnddell-edloll'leunder·
teope ol 1111 or her •mPloy· th• property 11tuat.cl In Uld acrtbad ff! ,,.. ev.nt o tllvr• lo enter Ti.. follOWing pereona 11• NANTS, CONDITIONS ANO HE AO ING S I H SUCH 11 ttmt of ule In l•wful Ing Director OI .. Id Sc:tlOOI llQMd • 'IWlllWt Oecter1uon
merit. •n<I County, Calllornle. deecrlt>-Lot 11, of TrMt No. 10a47 n:.:eh contr•et, th• dolno buelneu OI RESTRICTIONS ("OECLAR· ARTICLE ENTITLED AS money of 1119 Unll.O StatH) 01111c1. 2985 Bear StrMt. of Default and Demand IOI
0 To eny minor on •he •ng ti~ land ther .. n. .. P9' ..... ~ In orfell • OltM cMell '#411 be OAK TREE PLAZA AS-ATION") RECORD IN BOOK FOLLOWS "OWNERS' •II right, title •nd lnlere1t Co•ll MH• C•lllornl• s•.111.ld. written Notlet of
Pfe>perly ot, Of lhe tld-•lk LOT 8. OF TFIACT NO. look -, i1~ of ad, or In IM CleM of. SOCIA TES. c/o 0 A. Man-13653 PAGE 345, OFFICIAL RIGHTS ANO DUTIES UTIL· created by • Notice of 0.-e2a28 Oefeult "'° Efee1ton to Sell
dlr.e!ly ad)acerll to. Ot lhe 10018, IN THE CITY OF Mlilell•-~Map• r•· d. th• full aum ther.of egement, 18120 BrOOkhurll AECOAOS OF SAID COUN· !TIES ANO CABLE TELE· l•ult and Election 10 S .. I No Bidder may w4thdrow tober8COld4Mlln1"9Coun1y
bulldtno1 lmlMdllltly 1dj1-COSTA MESA COUNTY OF O«d• of M6d countJ II M lort .. t.cl to Mid ~ Streat, Suj!a 14, Foonllln TY VISION .. "SUPPORT ANO Pursu91'11 10 e>.clar•llon ol t'lll Bid lor • p«lod of forty. wn.t• Illa rHI property oe
cerll to 1119 bulldlng ln.whlell ORANGE. STATE OF CALI· Record own•r:' lll.L ~ d~~~t. Veti.y, CA1"270~ EXCEPT ,ALL OIL. Oil SETT LFMENT. · "EN· Co11en•nt,a. Condition• & ll11a (451 doyt efler the dll• tcribcld ll«IMn la locatlid Mor the '"ldH; 1nd FORNIA, AS PEA MAP AE· WAl.IH AMO OONA o er m•y wtlhdrtw Ger•ld M Lvttlcy, 2481)5 RIGHTS, MINERALS, MIN· CROACH MENT," ANO Aeltrlc110f'll , wlllch Notlc9 Mt lor 1119 opening tll4w.of Trustee conducting Ille E. To •ny minor attending CORDED IN BOOK 425, QIRAT 1• bid tor• l*lod IOI forty· Ridgewood Clrcla, El Toro. EAAL RIGHTS, NATURAL "COMMUNITY FACIUTIES we.a record.cl on April 3. Ttle Boero of Edue1tlon of Larry Rothman, Attorney at
Ofglnlzad 1 .. ocl•tlonot •C· PAGES 4 TO 7 INCLUSIVE TM ltrMI ..,,... Md 118 1451 diye •tier Illa dat• CA 92830 OAS RIGHTS, ANO OTHER EASEMENT • 1915 H ln1trum901 NO Ille New90rt·MMI Unified Llw, 14140 Beactl 81110
tlvfty, IUCll u tchool m .. 1. OF MISCELLANEOUS othtlfcommon .... netlon tor the openlno lhertlot. Mlchaet L. Lepln, 800 HYOAOCARBONS BY PARCEL 5, A NON-EX· 8S-H7122 ot Offlci•l ~ SctlOol 0411rlc1 ,_..,..Illa Sulla 10tl Weatm1n11•r
Inga. eta.... or '90f'llno MAPS, IN THE OFFICE OF H w.r. of tM ,..i ~ TM Board of Trull ... r• Begonl• AllWl\lt, Corona del WHATS 0 EVER NAME CLlJSIVE EASEMENT FOR to<dt of Ot.ng• Coonly rlglll to rajeet •ny °' all Bkn C•lllornla 92883 1714 I
l'Y«ll•, r .. lglou1 mMtlngl, THE COUNT"I' RECOAOEA d .. crlb•d •bou I• ttleprlvlleu-of r•).ct· Mer, CA 92825 KNOWN, GEOTHERMAL INGRESS ANO EGRESS Ctlrfom1a In accordlno04! and not ,,_..,lly ~I 83!-5581
dancM, Concerti, lheetrlcll OF SAID COUNTY pwpof1M to be· 2I lwM1 no tny Ind Ill bide Of to Tlllt bulineas Is con-STEAM ANO ALL PAO!). OVEA THAT PORTION OF with • Oeelar•llOn of Cove-IM low.at Bid Md to waive DATED· .>-.sty 16 1985
P•rtorman<lft, or •lmllar TM ttreat addr ... ind "•In lr'flne Celllorftlo elite 1111 lrr90ularltl4la or In-duct.cl by • general Pll1-UCTS DERIVED FROM ANY LOT 49 Of TRACT NO nents. Condition• & Aeetnt· any tnlormotity °' wr90u1art-9y: LArry "4>U\fnal\, At
oven11. Of other Coollllu· othef common dHlgnetlon m14 ' ormllll141a In any bid or In nemlp OF THE FOAEOOINO THAT 10334 IN THE CITY OF llOnt recorded on June 9 ty In any Bid r~ I~ af ~
tlonllly prot.e!lid activity, 1f 1ny, ol lhe rMI proparry ~ undwtleMd Tru. ... htL.l~~nglTIYINI Y* Mlc:tiael l lAPln MAY BE WITHIN OR UNDER IAVINE;. COUNTY OF OR-1978 of Offlcl•I Aecol'd• oi NEWPOAT-MllA UNI· Put>hlNd Oreno-Co•st
•nd d .. er I b. d • b 0 YO I• ~ '"' ......, .., II~ • Tl'llt tt•tement WU ftlad THE PARCEL OF I.ANO ANGE STATE OF CALI-Ortanoe County C<fOfnle. FllO •c~ Dt•TittCT of D••ly Pilot Augu11 8 15 22
F To any min<)( engllglid purport.cl to be 1085 SEA· en lneorractneae ol tM • •wlneoe Af· with tM County CIWll of Or· HE A EI NAB 0 VE 0 E. FOANIA AS PER MAl"'RE-on tM property litutled N\ OJ-. C-tr, C.....,,._ 198!>
In rHaon1t>te and dltlci BLUFF DRIVE. COSTA •t~ ...,.._ Md otMf ~C=t C•mmunlty eno-County on July 23. SCRIBED. TOOETHEA COAOEO IN BOOK ·445 Uld Coonty and State de-c.,olrn I ltoc~ n .. 219
lrlvel 10 11\d lrom 11\0M tc· MESA. CA 112827. common ••ttn•tlon If ~lthlidfr1c1 1985 WITH THE PERPETUAL PAGES 25 TO 39 .IN-tcrlt>ed.. ''"O"••lflt Dltactor ---------
!MU .. dMct'lbed In tub-Th4I und«atoned Truat• lft tt10wft llieNln. °' 'tt. v Or•nge Coul "'2000 RIGHT OF DAIL Lt NO CL U S IVE 0 F M I S . lot 1 Unit 10 olTtlci NO (714~17 ~ .. Pattgrtph E dlaclalm11t1y ll•blllty tor any ~ dMcript1oft NettM 9lly Ptlot Augval 8 t5. Publi9hed Or8nQ9 Cou1 MINING, EXPLORING, ANO CELLANEOUS MAPS. IN tcn4 t u per M9$> r.c:orde<I Pvt>lllhed Orano-Coat ti you r~ not shoppong
hctlon tO:M.040. In· lnCOrr.elneM of ,,. tlrMI...... . 198& Diiiy Pilot Augult 1, 8, 15, OPERATING THEAEFOA THE OFFICE OF THE In 800lt 482 PlgM 34-41 D•lly Pilot August 15 22.1 ctass.fieo yOv may be
IOl'cemanl Every polloe Of. tddr ... Md other cornrnon a.Id .... wttl be ~ Tl't-228 22, 1985 ANO STORING IN ANO AE· COUNTY RECORDER OF of Mlaceli.ntou1 Mapa r• 1 lteS PI Y · n II 'o O ,,, u Ch ' ftl.1113 MOVING THE SAME FROM SAIOCOUNTY.OESCRIBEO COfdl of Mid county T~23a 6'&2-5678
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THE
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CIRCUS
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"Can we stay here a few days, Mommy? I
just made a new friend ."
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
"I hope you understand, anything can
happen in a situation like this!"
DRABBLE
BIG GE ORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP) SHOE
''Doc, I don't Ilk• the sound of Ajax'• bartl
today."
DENNIS THE MENACE
by Hank Ketcham
SCHOOL STARTS IN
THREE WEEKS .. I
~AYE M'f CLOTHES
ALL LAID OUT ..
BLOOM COUNTY
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
•ALL OF US WANT A BROT.-IER 1 • TUMBLEWEEDS
by Kevin Fagan
CONNte'S PACKING-lb MaJE., ANO SHE GAVE
SOME.1RING91b ME .
MR . ORAea.£, ~()JI:(
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NOT Pf<E.~T IN COUR'T
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ME. '{C>U'Rf NOT f\IE.N
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SEE WMAT YOO TMINt<. Of
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Ai M'I PICi0Rf.~ 11
by Jim Davis
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ROSE IS ROSE
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Cc()(} eeEAK. A Pl&&t' e.\Niie, rrs~~, ~P?
uNNEeZAN /
BRIDGE
by Garry Trudeau
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by Lynn Johnston
Gt\JE. l\ 1b $)MEONE E.LbE.WHEN ~ Move!
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WHE:IJ M01H&R GrB
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MAK5i'S Me"'"' HAJ,.F
-o4•COST'!
by Pat Brady
A TlJ8E. a;
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WJ.NNEJl ON LOSER P b A Y
MOON MULlJINS
JUDGE PARKER
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WoR'!V.,
I TH~T I RECOGN•ZEO YOU
MR DR1VER 1 NO W I REMEM·
BER• 1 o see 'r'Ou AT THE CITY
CLue. USUA LLY WHeN t 'O
0~ IVE MADAM THERE
F OR LUNCH •
by Harold Le Doux
THE LAST TIME WAS .AJST
eeFORE MADAM'S
ACCIDENT• YOU ~
THERE WITH .JUOG4!
PARKE~! r---~
Both vulnerable. West deals.
WEST
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3 <;:> P&N Put
P ... 4 • P ...
Put
OjMnln1 lud: King of <:>.
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In lhb column we have of~n
Wl'itten about loHr-on·loter play1.
The r YtrM cue, whtrt declarer
diacard1 1 card that ll not a loeer, i..
~ rare Indeed. Conelder thl• hand.
We art not aurt •• arr" •ltb
North'• d clalon to double one
heart, for a r•1ponff of t•o
dlamond• would bave bHn awk-
ward. tf owtver. the altetn&r.lvt of a
two club overcall as equally unat
tractive, and who are we Lo quibble
with succeu.
West led the top or his heart se·
quence. Declarer won the ace and
1uccesafully finessed the jack or
spades. Eut'a ten was ominous.
OMAR f.'~
SHARIFF llm' ~
Detlartr decided that he would
have no play tr trump1 wero 4 I, so
he cho e a plan which hinged on
Eau having the 10-9 bare.
The jaclt of diamonds was run Lo
Weat's queen and the queen of
heart• came back. Declarer discard
ed a club! Ht could not afford t.o ruff
becauM trump• wert the only en·
trltt to hia hand t.o run the
diamonds once thtJ were utabll~h·
ed. With nothing btUer to do. West
tltcted t.o conLinue with hearta.
Declarer ruUed in dummy and
diecarded hl1 remaining club.
Anothtr diamond waa led to W t.'1
act.
The d•fflndtrl were htlplus.
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West tried a cl ub s hift. Declarer
played low from dummy and ruffed
in hand. Now he led the queen of
spades. If West covered. declarer
would win in dummy, return to
hand with the eight of trumps, in
the pr<>«sa drawing the last trump.
CHARLES
Go REN
and run his diamonds. But duck.Ing
proved no better. Declarer simply
abandoned trumpt and cashed wlo ,
nlnr dlamonda. West rould ruff
when he wanted, but dummy would
ovenurr and declarer would still
havt a trump as an entry baclt to his
hand.
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--Serving Newport Bttch, Costa Meta. Huntington Buch, lntne, Laguna hach, Fountain Valley and South Orange CCMHttf
ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA THURSDAY AUGUS T 1s 1985 25 CE NTS
. . ecor
e oun ID ew
Cout
An lrvlne health care
coalttlon wlll merge with
the firm that will build and
operate a 177-bed hospl-
tal In the city.I AS
California
Jury convicts man who
attacked a teen-ager with
acid and blinded her./ A3
Sports
The Angels must settle
for a doubleheader spilt
against Seattle and now
lead by 2112 games./C1
People
Columnlst Ann Landers
offers advice on giving
a~Vl<*./81
-Entertainment
Nell Simon's '60s humor
hold a up In ''Last of the
Red Hot Lovers" at
Sebutlan'sWest Dinner
Playhouse./83
Baalneu
Human chain across the marsh
Actl'riata linked bancla Wednaday to form a human chain
· acroee tbe 750-foot width of a propo.ed marina entrance at
BolN Chica State Beach. The protesten NY the ocean
channel would ruin tbe etate park. See •tory Page A2.
Testing of mussels - -reveals presence
of illegal pesticide
From naff ud wire reports
Newport Ba~ produced the highest
DDT le' els of all areas measured by a
state toxic monttonng program. ac-
cording to '>late v.atcr officials
The bannrd pes11c1de was
measured 1n relord levels at two
harbor lcx:at1on~ -Bay Island and
under tht" ( oast Highway bndge, s~ud
a rrport rdeascd 'Wednesday
Wh1k the pr~nce of DDT and
other to\ln~ ..erves as an early
'43rntng '>litn tor potential health
(Pleue .ee DDT I A2)
Suspect
• 1narms
exports
so~ght
Huntington man fails
to show at hearing; -
arrest warrant issued
By TONY SAAVEDRA Paced by Orange County, motor scooter sales are
racing to new hlghs.184
11'DBX Laguna gives in to Krish~as .\ manhunt 1s under "'ay for a
Huntington Beach en neer who fail·
cd 10 appear
1n iederal
c o u r r
\\ednesd.I\.
on h3 ~t'\ <>t
'mul!!tzl1ng
nutlt•ar
\A.t'ap<in 1n~
gcr1 ng de-
Bridge
Bult.tin Board
Bu8'ness
Clualfied
ca
A3
84-6
C4-6
City drops its opposition to Main Beach Park
festivarfn wake of First Amendment lawsuit
Comics
Croaaword
Death N~llces
Entertainment
Horoscope
Ann Landers
Opinion
People
Polloe Log
Public Notices
Sports
Tetevlson
Weather
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A2
By LISA MAHONEY
Of IND.., f'tlet Ii.ff
Laguna Beach has had a change of
heart over a park policy 11 hastily
invoked to prevent Hare K.rishnas
from holding a cultural fesu val at
Mam Beach Park.
C1ty officials. faced with a suit
charging them with violating the
K.rishnas· First Amendment nghts.
agreed July 29 to permit the Inter-
national Society for Krish na Con-
sciousness to stage 1ts Festival of
India on Mam Beach m Laguna this
weekend.
'Tve got to give them credit. They
Livin' costs place
UCI with nation's
expensive schools
were a lot .~marter than the cit) ol
.\nahc1m," )aid David Liberman. an
attorne) for the Knshnas "The) gave
us everything we requested ...
Liberman was refemng to a federal
appeals court ruling Tue$da) that
found an Anaheim ordinance bamng
Hare Knshnas from seeking dona-
t10ns o"uts1de Anaheim Stadium wa\
unconst1tut1onal The court also or-
dered Anaheim to pa) the sect's legal
fees. The dec1s1on end~ three years of
court fights betwccn...the t"ll> and the
religious group.
Laguna Beach Cit) Manager Ken
Frank said his Cll) settled with the
Knshnal. because .. we JUSI didn't
want to spend more ume and mone}
fighung 1t 1n coun ." He said the
settlement does not 1nd1cate the City
1s back mg off ns park policy or that
official., enforced 1t improperly .
Under the settlement. the city will
allow the Knshnas to erect tents and
displays on a cobbled area on the
park's c.outh end Saturday and Sun-
da) The fest1 \al. which features the
\1ghts. 'iound-, and food of India. will
be from 9 a m. to 6 p.m. each day
City officials also agreed to. review
their park poltq before June 1986
and pa) a Portion of the sect's legal
ft•cs 1n challenging 11. Frank said the
ci t) '-"Ould g1,e the Knshnas Sl.200
Members of the Laguna Beach
Knshna temple sought permission
Krtshnas wfn court battle
with Anaheim. Page A7
for their cultural festival in Febru.11>
But city adm1n1strator'> told them
onl) c1t)·Sponsored funL110m v.ere
allowed 10 put up tables. band.,tand'i
and other structures at mun1c1pal
parks
The scrt appealed to the < 11'
Council and their apphcatton v..a~ pu1
on hold while a wntten park use plan
.... as prepared The plan passed tn
\-fa), relegates all program'> requinng
"'>tructures" to Irvine Bov..I
.\!though the Kmhnas· applied
before the fact. the C1t't Counnl \Otc:d
(Pleue eee KRISRNAS/A2)
' llC\ Ill f,.
rad
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lmt lud~l·
P J mt' I .1
R m t' r R1C'bard • mytb
'4Jtll'J .i' min Jll'" ht•f'lrc 1\suing a
no-hatl ;irrt•\l \\,1rran1 tor Richard
\m\lh .,., "ti•• m1\\t0d lht "< am
prt'lrlJI hl.tnng
\I.in < ri •I \m \I h ·' a ltornc:" wa-.
L'\flt't tt·d h JO? J• ..1 m 1110n that the
(Please eee SUSPECT I A2)
-........_ Jacobsen 's sons
clinging to hope
of dad's release
BY. PHIL SNEIDERMAN
• Of .. °""' ..... 111111
UCI as tltt sixth most expensive of
the p11blic schools it ex.ammcd. (The
figure is based on the cosu for a
student hvang on campus.)
Relatives encounter
repeated setbacks in
Beirut hostage drama The high cost of living 1n Orange
County 1s c11ed as a key reason why
UClrvtne was !lng}cd 001 1n a survey as one of the nation's most expenStve
four-year pubhc colleges.
"When you look at our fees, we
think they're really very reasonable, ..
wd UCI spokeswoman Linda
Granell. ''But to ex 1st as a student ot a
community member 1n Oran~
County, it's going to be expensive·
The recent survey conducted by the
College Board of New York h'ited
Th.u,.ycar. UCI undergradu.aics will
pay $7.235. Campus officials say thar
breaks down to S 1,335 for regjs-
trat1on and other fees: $4, 148 for
room. board and utilities in a tam pus
dorm; S 1.017 for personal cx.penscs,
includana clothing and entcrtam-
ment, $360 for books and swpplies:
and $375 for transportation.
Valene Sullivan, a spokeswoman
(Pleue eee UCI/ A:l)
EPA bcins LUST
WA HINGTON (AP) -Bureaucrats will LUST no more -on
paper -under an edict banning use of one of the government's more
wh1ms1cal acronyms
Down at the Env1ronmt"ntal Protection A4ency and among people
1n the environmental and business commun1ucs who pa) atttnt1on to
the~ th1nas. LUST 1s what 1hey have ~n plhna leaking undcraround
storage tanks and the new pro(lram to tfrotcct against groundwater
contamination from them Wm~ton Porter. newly installed a 1st.ant administrator of th4.'
Environmental Protection Agency for sohd waste and emcrgrn~y
mponsc, said this week he has instructed ht\ staff not toll' T around
the office. "We've chm1~tcd Ll ~ T -~c·n c..all 1t U'iT from now on ~fter
all. wc'rt mon11onna undcraround storaae tank~ reprdles~ of whether
they're leak1na." Poncr said
"We'll LU T onl) in our heart~ ... he quipped
LUST, you ouaht to know, arose from last year's RCRA ("Riera")
amendmentt, and there arc those 'NhO say AFRA Ou&ht to addrc t the
problem, and some abovc-vou.nd tanks come und r OSWER 0!.
authority 1n some circumstances because ofCERCLA but 1f they leak voes into the 11r thttt mt&ht be a NAAQ ("Knack ") VK>h ion
because BAT wasn't used ... oh. n~vtr mind ..., ............. u,..
&rte Jacobeen contlna ... O,lat for fttber'• releue.
The cost ot hupe ,~ otten tmttT
disappointment. But rclat1\Cs Cit
Da' 1d Jacohscn. the Hunt1nston
~ach man held capt1\.C s1nt't ~a' ~l'I
in war-torn Lebanon. are v..1lhng tn
TONY
SAAVEDRA
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
pa) the pnce
They sa~ that e'en fal'>e hope 'P '•n '' "1 .'·1lu.thk lhat 11 pll k(,
painful a~ 1t may be at least lecp' "'"' 'Pm" ur attenuon focu~d on facob~n. 'ii4 l hl' l.h 11h<.t·n, h11pn "l rl· txlth
and six other o\mencanc; l1dnappcd Ill\! ,11 ,I thl'll "·"hl'<1 t1-< l 1'u~a111
b\ Moslem extr'em1\I\ in lk1ru1 o"t•r nt""'l'JJ-t'1 rt"J)(lft that "'na ~as
the past 1 months r I l"lr.tting tht n:ka-.c of e1sh1
Jacob<;en's sons. f:.m and Paul \\ t•,1nn h11,1agl'' --.· !,, c \mencans
amvcd at that condus1on last v.eck 11•J th•l'C' f-rrnchmln -10 dl\Crt
after unconfirmed report that 1h1· .11tl·n11 1 ri11111 .m \r.th <.umm11
hostage were be1n1 rclea<;(IQ failed tn , , nk 1nlC~111 \l1 •r•\\ u' 1 .... 1 "-C<'k The
matenahze. i.. ,1n.1p 'I\ ttrn' 'l"H' 10 t'IC' It~
"!though d1sappo1nl('d, l.r11 minuh'~ hdt11c: tht 11inll'r1•nu: hl:gan
JaC'obscn :!Q reasoned 1ha1 tht \ ..
rumors at least kept the spmhght \ I• .11 lt'lt '""'n \tat1on .1lw
,h1n1ng on the plight of the host.'l[IC'i n·p.•nl·d th.11 .rn 11nnknt1ht•d l .
believed to be held h\ Shute Mo,lcm' , t111l"n h11d (l.ml .1 mul11-m1l hoo
in the ynan-<:ontrolkd Rekao \al .l111lar '·"'"'m hir 1h1·'c 't'n \mt·ncan
le\> h11'l:\IH'\ v.hfl IAt'rt" \Uf'pcl\C\ll\ 1<1 tJit
· .. Even 1f thert was nothin& to tho'4.' h t'l'<l l."t wc1 ~ rnd
rumors. II pve U'i a rt'~ n 10 JC't nn \\ h1tr ll11u'>(' ,tn1! \tall" r )Cp.lf\•
telcv1s1on and 1n the nl""''PJPt"~ 111 m rt 't1111al' C'11u1~1 '"'' l1lnfirm the
tell the pubhc that the cn\1t. 1s \1111 rrport' -.:I\ 1n~ thl"\ h. d rt'tC'1vt'd n
JOlnl on·· \aid Jacobsen of llun1 ind" a111111' of an 1mm1nent rt'ka~.
· 1naton Beach \' 1 he .1a' \ ~'~it 1 he hos ta
Hts 23-\'car-old brothfr Paul l)f n-mainrd 1n captl\ II\ and the ah r
\\ie tm1n1 ter added that l,lm1llr' nt mer of hof'\· fi11IC'd 1111t for J cob1c1'.
the ho t.ages hn"e lramC'd 10 kan on v.ho wa .. et1 oil the rumon., hut uall
each other. p1clun1 up tht p1C'C'c' ot can\.clcd l"!l:ln'i IN A "<'tkcnd h•lu n
tht1r 'hattcrcd hopt. _ tnp -JU'-l 1n ca"'
"We'rt all hnkcd w11h all tht\C' H~ ~ti'l('nuntrd the n~t10n that t.bc
other fam1h~ and \'OU want them to r>0ht1calh mnt" atrd k1dnappcn
~ hoptful and )OU want to tncou c ~uuld 'i('tlk tor ran\Om m nc)
opt1m1 ro," Paul Jaco~n \lid .. .\nd 1Mt~ad of st1 Ii.in h) t"arhcr demands
)OU hol't the' find the\tn-na1h10 dral tm tht rTl('llM" 1,f 17 1mpn~ocd
with anv 'iC'thlcks Ju\t the media (Pleaee eoe JACO BN/A21
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Eli ironmentalists lineup
to Protest Bolsa channel
Sy STEVE MARBLE ...............
About SOO surfm, bLTd lo~crs aod
PftSCt'VatJonists hnked hands across a
st.retch of Bolsa Chica St.ate Beach at
dusk Wednesday to protest construc-
tion of an ooean channel they sa.id
would au but ruin the popular st.ate
park.
The euccful protest was st.aacd to
dramattic the loss of about 7 SO feet of
beach frontaac that would be
ehminated by the proposed navipble
otean cu1. said Lorraine Faber. a
spokeswoman for the environment.al
aroup Am1aos Del Polsa Ouca
Faber sa1d construction of the
channel could fo~ closure ot the
beach for up to two years.
The environment.al aroup. which
planned the protest. has spent more
than a decade fiahung plans to
develop the Bolsa Cluca wetlands.
aero s Pacific Coast Highway from
the state beach park
The wetlands, accordana to plans,
would be developed wtth homes and
a marina that would be hoked to the
ocean by the navapble channel.
The bu1ldlnf plan by Signal Land-
mark Co .. which owns most of the
wclla~. tw been endorsed by
county supcrv1so.rs but lacks ap.
proval of tbc St.ate Cou&al Com·
m1ss1on. A commission vote is ant1C1·
pated this faJI.
Darlehe Frost, a v1cc pre ident of
Si.Jnal Landmark Co .. said the protest
reinscnted a "showing of bad faith"
by the rank and flle of Amiaos. She
said Sianal bas strived to appease the
environmental group by aareeina to
reston1 91 S acrca of the wetlands.
"We are really disappointed with
the Amigos." Frost said. "They h-teve
been involved with this project for a
ircat number of years and with this
plan that everyone qrced 1s acct~
table."
Peter Green, a Huntanaton Buch
city councilman and an env1ronmen-
tabst. s.11d the protest was aimed
specifically at the navipblc channel.
He sa.id a non-nav1pble channel
would create fe&..er environmental
problems.
"We never. ever qrccd to a
navi&able channd," Green said.
Green said a navipble ocean cut
could lead to massjve beach erosion
and would have an affect on the wave
action at the state park.
4t thj" (hannel entran~. Green
said ~nd would hive a tendency to
pile up on 1t northern JCtty and erode
at the other Jetty, pouibly as Car $0Uth
as the Hunt1naton Belch Pier.
"It also ml&ht aff'ect the wave
acuon. The area could become more
huardou~" said Green. ,
Frost ~•d an onaoina study by the
Anny Corp of Engineers will pin-
point eroblems such as beach erosion
and will recommend steps to ~uoc
environmental damage.
"We can't just blatantly cut into the
ocean," he said
Am1aos members said they expect
the Coastal Commission will approve
the development plan but intend to
carry their protest to the federal level
where the Army C~ of' Engineers
and U.S. Fish and W1ldlift must OK
the project.
Green said he wiU lobby the corps
to spend its money improvinaOranae
County•s flood control system and
the Santa Ana River. He said fundina
ofan 0ttan channel would be a waste
of tu dollars. _,
"It malces no sense to spend moner
on a pleasure boat habor when we
have an impending disaster that
affects all of us." Green saad.
Letters off er look at Great Communicator
By ARNOLD ZEITLIN
~M!f"-Wr!Mf
BOSTON -A mail-order catalog
of President Reagan's letters and
notes includes a ~pecch lmed at
$30.000 that Reagan edited when he
was California governor. one or 114
items the seller calls the first look at
the Great Communicator at work.
Most of the catalog's items are
ongrnals of notes Rcapn composed..
then sent to sccrctanes for typing.
such as this undated lcncr hsted at
$650 that was wntten in pencil to a
child 1dcn11fied only as Candy·
"Thank you for m) valentine and
thank you for being concerned about
keeping Cahforn1a clean and beauti-
ful. All of us up he~ m Sacramento
arc going to do everything we have to
do to get nd of smog and all the o ther
thrngs that arc spo1hng the state. I
know 1t can't be done all at once. but I
believe I can proma~ you that by the
time you are in high school. things
will be vel) different."
Reagan wrote other le tters between
1967 and 1978 to correspondents
ranging from celebrities to disa~
pointed job seekers and on subjects
from pornography to politics to
football.
"Th.is collection constitutes a first
u~su~ of a body of Reagan's
wnt.ing, .. Charles Sachs, 52. owner of
Scriptorium, a Beverly Hills gallery
selling the material, said in a tele-
phone interview Wednesday.
.. It gave me an insight into the man
that l didn't have."
If Sachs sells all the items at catal<>a
prices, he would gross S 168,650. He
said cat.atop still were being mailed
and declined to comment on sales.
The $30,000 speech, typed but
edited in Reagan's hand, would be a
record sale for the work of a living
president. said Sachs. It wasdehvercd
Jan. 16. 1968, to the Economic Club
of New York.
The lcncrs came from the collec-
tion of Kathy Randall Davis. Re-
agan's private secretary when he was
governor, Sachs said. She wrote a
J970book.. "What's He RcaJl y Like?"
based on some of the letters.
A Boston-area collector made a
catalog available to the Associated
Press.
In its mtroduct1on. Boston manu·
script speciahst Kenneth W . Rendell,
who helped demonstrate two years
llO that purported diaries of Adolf
Hitler were forged, wrote that the
collection showed the president "as
an anicuJate, wcll-0rpniz.ed creator
of much of the rhetoric which
commentators have frequently at·
tnbuted to his aides and speech
wnters."
In an intcrView. Rendell said,
"There hasn't been any collecuon of
this son of any president offered (or
sale. It's quite a unique thing in the
autograph field to get such a cro~
section ofletters:·
Reagan drafted some letters on
scrap paper. including ~ letterhead
from the West Coast Latvian Song
Festival.
Reagan signed ,ome letters
"Dutch," a name he ustd only for old
friends. said Sachs.
KRISHNAS WIN OK FOR PARK USE ...
l"romAl
to rcJeCt their request to use Maan
Beach Park based o n the newly passed
po hey
Two weeks later the council. o n a
3-2 vote. made an exccpuon to the
park pohcy for the c1t)'·sponsored
Ans-1n-Mot1on celebration planned
for late September.
Council members who approved
the exception argued that the city had
already gi ven volunteer .organizers
tacit approval to use Main Beach. The
celebratton of the physical ans ha!>
been held at the bcachfront park in
previous year!>.
Liberman. who ~1d the pohcy was
wnttcn to keep the sect away from the
park. filed suit o n behalf of the
Knshnas on May 24. three days after
the council made the e~ccpt1on
"The law. in my opinion. was
clearly on my side, .. he said.
Frank said the exception may have
been key to the counc il's backing
away from the federal suit. "They did
approve the Arts--an -Mouon pro-
gram. There ma}' have been some
thinking. .that perhaps 1t would be
reasonable .. to do the same for the
Knshnas. he said.
Members of tbe Knshna temple
wtll urge the city to change its policy
to allow structures on Main Beach,
Liberman said.
But most of all, he said, the
Knshnas want to step out of the
hmeh&ht for a while. "Orange Coun-
ty, I think, has had a strong dose of
Knshna consciousness ... we hope we
can go about our bu!\1ncs' 1n peace
and quiet."
JACOBSEN SONS CLINGING TO HOPE •..
From Al
comrade~ 1n Kuwait
Jacobsen was understandabl)
doubtful He had been let down once
by a inaccurate news rcpon that the
kidnap v1ct1ms would be relca~d
with the hostages o f a h-1Jacked TW >\
Jet. It took two da~" to get o"er that
disappointment
This time Jacob..cn tned to temper
hi'> feelings but found 11 1mpo\!>1ble
not lo hope
Howt'ver the late\t letdown wasn't
as !>C verc c1s the first c1nd the
depres-s1on qu1c._h wore ofT he ..aid
Jacobsen d1-.co' ercd that 11 was OK
to hope -to be.• c.auuous. )'et
opt1m1st1c over rumors that would
mo\t likel~ end in d1uppo1ntmenl.
It's the least he could do for h1\
father
'"I don't reall~ feel that an~thing
I'm going through eHn m1nµtcl y
c9mpares with whc1t m ~ fat her mw-.i
be going through nght no~."
Jacob!><:n ..aid .. fhc pain of disap-
pointment. I would imagine. 1c; far
lesi. than the pain of wondering
whether you're going lo be ahve
tomorrow "
David P Jarnh..cn. head admin1!t-
trator of the Amencan Univcrs1t>
Hospital of Ek1rut was abducted at
gunpoint while across the street from
his JOb 1n ~oskm West Beirut A
phOt<>jfaph rt'lea~d 1n June b)' the
Islamic Jihad an umbrella group for
M oslem extrem1-.ts depicted
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--~-t» & JO pm "I bel.,,e 1 11 n
Jacobsen as tared. but ahve.
Enc Jacobsen and rcla11ve-; of the
other hostages met an late July wath
Robert Mcfarlane. President Ronald
Reagan's nattonal sc:cunty J1dv1ser.
and other o fficials on Capitol H111.-
Thc SOJOUm was cove~d hcav1I)'
b\-the media as fam1hes called for
Reagan to set up direct ncgouat1ons
~1th the Moslem captol"I. something
the adm1n1strat1on has avoided out of
fear the action wo uld be viewed as
bowing to tcrronsm.
Before the presses could cool down.
the families were again making head-
lines for their responses to uncon-
firmed repon~ that tcrron sts were
prepanng to release the hostag.es
With the spotlight beginning to
fade again. Jacobsen now wonders
what he can do to keep the news
media interested.
"The last couple weeks have been
good. but what am I going to do next
week. go on a hunger stnkc'r' he
a!>ked. adding that the Washington
tnp allowed him to do little more than
vent frustrat1oni.
··1 can go to Washingto n. I c.,n talk
wtth amba!>sadOr!t from countric , I
can meet in the Whitt' House ... lt
makc'I you feel hke you're gemng
something done,"' Jacobsen said.
"But ~ou get on the plane and you fl y
home and you realm• that you didn't
get accomplished what you had
hoped ..
While keeping an open mind to
other solutions, Enc and Paul
Jacobsen said freedom for the kidnap
v1ct1ms r.robably depends on whether
the pub 1c can pressure Reagan into
approaching the captors
The hostage tam1llcs are planning
another Washington tnp next month
to rally i.upport for the idea. Mean-
wh1 le. relatives of hostage Benjamin
Weir. a 61-ycar-old Presbytenan
m1s)1 onar). have made a telcv1S1on
commercial trying to keep the hostage
cnsas from slipping out of public
\ilCW
Jacobsen. and others. are also
pass1 ng out bum per stickers depict 1 ng
the Amencan flag with the words:
"Fret' the ubanon Seven."
f hc fam1l1cs. he saad. have banded
into a loosely formed suppon group
in hopes of increasing their clout with
U S offic1ali.
Jaco~n regularly telepho nes
Pcuy Say. the sister of kidnapped
newspaper correspondent Terry
Anderson. and Mac Mihelich. sister
of hostage the Rev Lawrence Jenco,
·director of Catholic Rche(Scrvices 1n
Lebanon
He also tnes to keep the home fires
burning with his wife. Cathy.
"In some ways, I ~uppose I do
release my frustrations on her. But
she'~ keep1ni a hst and she'll get back
at me when 1t's all over:· he said
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UCI AMONG MOST EXPENSIVE SCHOOLS •••
From A l .
for the UC system. said tees arc
similar at the nmc UC campuses
e11.c:ept for the cost of hving on
ca mpus.
The most citpensive campus 1s
Berkeley, about $7,344 per year.
UCl's cost is third, just behind UC
San Diego's $7,300. UC San Diego
did not appear in the College Board's.
survey.
Though it's located in the ex-
penStve Westwood area. UCLA actu·
ally has the system's lowest cost for
undergrads hvans on campus -
$5.950. UC officials say this 1s
because UCLA has older dorms built
at a lower cost than those at newer
"
campuses.
UCI has on-campus dorm and
apartment space for 2.3~ of about
10,000 undergraduates who will at-
tend this fall. according to campus
housinii direcior Jam Craig. He said
there is waiting list of 1,300 for
campus housing.
l:.iving off campus m•&hl cost UCI
student about $3,771. university of·
ficials say. But the demand to la ve on
campus 1s strong.
"Especially among lower division
students (fres hmen and
sophomores):· Grancll said. "I thank
they prefer to hve 1n a dorm their first
year or so. There are a lot of bonuses
associated with 11 that you can't put 4
dollar figure on
"And you don't need a car whe
you hve on campus."
Though attending a UC campus 11
ex pensive, system offic ials pointed
out that the educational quality of th•
Uni vers1 ty of Cali fom1a is considered
equivalent to many pnvate u nivcr-
s1t1es.
But compared to many pnvate
schools. a UC education is considered
a bargain. Attending MIT, Harvard
or S~nford dunng the coming school
year will cost more than S 16,000,
according to one recent survev.
DDT DISCOVERED IN NEWPORT BAY ••.
Fro m Al
threats, the state report said many
vanables in the testing process "make
conclusions about trends extremely
difficult."
The State Water Resources Control
Board measures levels of DDT, PCB
and other tollins with the use of
mussels. The shellfish arc planted at
~lcct locations in the state's mlijor
harbors where they absorb toxic
substance!> in their fihenng systems.
The mussels are then retrieved and
tested in the laboratory to determine
the levels of POiiutants an local waters.
The mussels discussed in tht' report
released Wednesday were planted an
1983 and collected after five months
1n the water. The m orutoring pro-
gram has been conducted since 1977
with eight samplings taken an late
1984.
While the pesticide DDT has been
banned sm~ 1972. traces of the
cancer-caasing agent continue to
'!how up 1n tests of local waters.
The Regional Water Quality Con-
trol Board 'has been studying the
effects of DDT on the Newport Ba)'1 but scientists have been unable to
locate the source. Some offic1~~
believe the DDT is carried to Ul4
harbor with the runoff from agricul•
tural fields that flows into San Diego
Creek and the Upper Bay.
While the levels of to~ins 1n
Newport Harbor appear high, st.att
water officials said the water quality
of the San Diego Creek, which feeds
the Upper Bay. apparently is improv
ang.
SUSPECT FAILS TO SHOW IN COURT ...
P'romAl
30-count 1nd1ctmcnt against the elec·
tron1cs firm owner be d1sm1sscd.
Smyth's tnal 1s scheduled to begin
Tuesday on allegations that he illegal-
ly e"<portcd 810 krytron switches to
the Heh Corp in Tel Aviv without a
special Ileen~ from the U S State
Department
The um1ng dev ices. which can
tnggcr nuclear bombs. arc also used
to operate photocopying machmcs.
a irport strobe hghts and Oii dnlhng
equipment.
A federal grand Jury mdacted
Smyth May 16, charJIO$ that he listed
the devices on shipping forms as
"diodes" and .other common elec-
tronic materials rather than krytrons.
Smyth's son t:.rnest. reached at the
family's Cotuit Dnve home this
morning. said that he hadn't seen his
parents since they left Fnday after-
noon to spend a weekend in Catalina
··1 have no idea where they are I
1ust hope they're OK." said Ernest
Smyth. 29. He :uud his father and
mother. Em1hc, lcf\ on a commercial
cruise boat and were expected to
return home Sunday mght.
Morcov«. a . newspaper report
Quoted Smyth\ mother-an-law as
saying that the couple did not a pPc:ar
to have taken any extra clothes or
~u1tcases.
Meanwhile, U .S. Customs in-
vestigators and o ther f$deral officials
... We at POSH
arc attempung to locate Smyth 111
ume to beam the tnal next week. Tho
owner of Milco International lnc.1 ~
small Huntington beach clcctrom~
company. is facina IS violations o
the Arms Export Control Act and I
counts of making false statements to
the government.
Smyth was free on $I 00,000 baif
after pleading not guilty to the chargCI
and clai'tning that he was unaware
that a hc.ensc was required to export
the krytrons.
A State Department spokesman
has said that Israel was cooperating
with the U.S. investigation and had
a;rced to return the devices rcmam·
ina in stock.
woukl like to take this awortmJity
to bid you a vez:y warm we.b>me
and invite you in to view
our exciting fall selections.
miether it be for business or your
more causual needs, we are sure yvu wiB tind
our clothing both ~ and distitdive,
yet styled with the classic intfuenoe
to which you have grown areustomed.
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