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CALIFORNIA FRIDAY AUGUST :n 198S 2~ CENTS
Gates puts on pressure for new j ail
Sheriff wa rns supervisors solution to
overcrowding mus t be collective effo rt
By JEFF ADLER
Ot tM o.lly .........
County leaders must shoulder their
res.P.<?ns1b1hty and speed up efforts to
build a new county jail to relieve
"intolerable" overcrowding an the
No re-election
Oraqe County SuperriM>r
R~pfl Clark announced
today that he won •t aeek re-
election to the board nut
year. Story on ~
~
Coast
coun.ty's main Jail, Orange Count}
Shenff Brad Gates has warned the
Board of Supervisors.
In a seven-page report to super-
visors, Gates points out that effort'> to
ptnpotnl a sate for a new county Jill
Hillside
blaze .
a threat
to ·homes
Brush fire quelled
near horse ranch es at
San Juan Capistrano
By STEVE MARBLE
Of Ille D.ity PllOI llaff
.\ h11ls1de fire that swept to "-•thin
50 feet of homes outside ()an Juan
Capistrano. was brought under con-
trol Thursday C\Cntng after 1l
scorched 35 acres of old orange
grove<;, tangled brush and bamboo
thickets.
The fife broke out at 1..40 p.m an a
eucalyptus grove near frabuco
Creek. It burned nonh pa-.1 home'>
and horse ranche'i dnH~n b) ..ea
bree1es before being knocked do"'n
more than two hour\ later by fire-
lighters
factltty beaan three years ago but
remain unsuccessful.
.. fhe Major CorrecttoM Advisory
Commtttce recommended four sites
to your Honorable Board which have
no"' frown to tn excess of 25 possible
sites,· Gates states in his report
"All <;egmentsofourcounty leader-
ship must shoulder tts decision mak-
ing resPQns1b1ht1es. While the solu-
ttons to the problems are noLs1mple,
the rea~nana 1s simply, the ~ner
the project ts under wa)', the sooner
the overcrowd mg may be relieved.··
Gates also acknowledge in the
letter that that while county efforts to
solve Jiii problems represent a "col-
lect1 ve effon on the pan of many
count)' aJencaes." the county remains
an v1olatton of federal court orders on
the ISSUe.
To speed up compliance with the
court's d1rect1vc~ uates rec·
ommends that the Jail Sile ~lection
Ta k Force that is rcv1ew1na pc>ss1ble
sites for an additional maJ11mum
sccunty J3tl complete Its ~tte-~lec
uon proce s 1n the 1mmcd1ate future.
''The county has already fallen
behind in the planning proces'i tor
fac11t11cs wh1ch will be needed h't
1990." he concludes. ·
I "I implore )'Our honorable board to
pr<x-ceJ a .. qu1ckl) •h tK>'>SJbk· wnh
Jail )llC stlect1on propcrt~ acqu1s1·
tton. csnd con•.truet1on ofthe!>t vitall}
nc:c:ded 1a1l ... ht\ kttc:r conclude'\.
C on,ultarm hired h) 1hc <:ount~ to
itud~ Jai l n!.'roi. into thr nc\I centur)
predtl t the rnunt\ "''II nc.-c:d a lotal
~.SS 7 ;1dd11mnal inmatl' bed-. h} the
'~ar 2CY. l
\nd < 111te'i ..U\ s t • I nec:d .:! 681
(Pleue aee GATES/ A2)
Young
child
·rescued
a t pool
Mother and teen-ager
follow CPR directions
from police on phone
B\ TO'.'\) 'A\\f.f)ft\
01 '"• O .. tr I> IOI llolf
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n:~ la .• I
J.1. l°'\
•a \h:sa ho\ IA.3\
1 rd pool Thur\·
r j d J ll'l: n-ager
, ru I 1n' ll' er the
A divided Irvine City
Council has voted to give
$280,000 to the new
ne-COnventtommd
Visitors Bureau./ A9
F1rcligh1crs camped out dunng the
night to ensure that the bla1e would
Aet rekindle-U$ClL Orange _Co_u~,_..~ =!~~~~~~~~,.~~~~]~·~;·~~~~~~~~~~ Fire Department spokesman Pat :..'!
California
President Reagan urges
the state's Aeput:?lican
faithful to unite for Senate
flght./A4
Nation
Twenty-one workers
joined to buy one of the
three winning tickets In
New York's lottery./ AS
Sports
Ocean View's baseball
team wins the Colt World
Serles in style -with a
no-hitter In beating
Lafayette, Ind. 7-2./C1
Date book
Poet Allen Ginsberg:
.\ntnm said
No homes "'ere touched and the
onl~ reported anJUr) was to Orange
County firefighter John Lamp who
fractured has ankle whale battling the
names. Antnm said
Lamp. stationed at the county lire
station in Laguna Niguel was treated
at M1ss1pn Community Hospital in
M1ss1on VieJO
More than 100 firefighter-.. 1nclud·
1ngmcmbersofthe Laguna Beach and
San Clemente Fire Department...
were brought an to qu~ll the bla1e
Two bulldozers, a large water tender
and 30 fire cngtne'i were at the scene
dunng the worst of the fire
Fanned b) an omhore bree1c lhl'
names climbed lrom tht• neck. hnl
near <\hpa1 ~trcet but stopped \hort
of ncarb) homes.
.. The homes ha' e a green belt
running in front of them and when the
names reached that point they JUCil
'>lopped," '-\ntnm ~•d "It acted hkea
firebreak for u<,
"In an area lake th1\ that 1-.
\urrounded h' brush a green belt ..,
(Pleaae 11ee BLAZE/A 2)
Delly HO! plw>to bf lllc'-d lloefl ...
La uni Nolan of Dana Point moves a frien d '• horae to safer corral during fire.
Leaving a literary legacy.
/Pege3
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Turn to Page 81 for the
best automobile buys
Former director
views hospital
successes, debts
UCI Mec;ltcal Center
won praise. but It
· dtdn'tearn mon-ey--
Aner 1x )Un as d1re,tor of U
Irvine Medical \enter tn Oran c:,
William u. Gonralcr re 1gncd 1n
March.
Durina his tenure', the tacihty
earned a rcputttion a a fine tcac:h1n1
ho pittl and won prat~ for its ~pec111
strvicc~ such H 11s hum lrt 1mcnt
unit and its po1wn c n1er.
But it didn't carn any money ...
fhc ho5p1tal ha\ al\'> been batthna
a flood of red ink. pt1marily bcc:au~
of reductions in aovemmcnt funds
for care of Med1:Cal and ind1acnt
1>3t1ent The UC Boar-0 of Regents
ha\ e~prc~'IC'd concern about the
ho'\ptlal's n'\in• debt:
When Oonzalc.z rcs1ancd. a lJ{ I
pokr woman said th director • kit
he had conlnbuted as u much a'\ he
could to the mrdical ~ntcr ...
Th ;pe>kesv.oman added. "He ''
proud of his attamplt\hmcnt\, bul he allo feds ... , tJmc for new kadcr-
h1p."
f\cr stepp1n1 down from ht\
medical cent.er po 1. Gon1a1~1 re·
maincd wath U l as a hcahh afla1f'\
advt r to Cbanccllor Jack Pcltason.
Tax change proposal could favor county's
la rgest la ndowner in as sess ment d ispute
By J EF F ADLER
Of the D•"r Hot 11.n
Orlfngc County·., largnt lando>wner
-The ln1ne Co -ma)lx' ,the
principal bcnclic1al') in 1tc, h1lhon-
dollar a\o;csc;ment hank 'ol.tth 1hc
count) from a rule change that Jlter.s
ho1A. assc\!lmcnt appcalc. arl' handled.
The 'itatt' Offin ol \dman1c;1rat1\C
I a"' hac, appro"cd a rule thange
proposed by the Board of [ qual-
11a11on that dulh thl· burden of
pro' 1dangcv1dence from the ta\pa)er
to the county as~es'ior an cnc.c~ in
1A.h1ch a propert't 1s "alucd at a higher
pncc than at<; lair market "aluc
The rule change could pro' 1dc ts
boo'>t 10 The Irvine Co in nscflort'> lo
o' en urn ·h-.essor Brad le) Jawh'
rcac;-.cc,<,mcnt of compan} propcon'
follo"'an~ 1hc de' elopmeni firm·, ..ak
to compan~ C ha1rman Donald Bren
an I 98~
Jat·nh' n·a\-.C'i'icd .:! ~00 p.trccl' ol In me C o propert't tollo'-"tn@ the ..ak
and set 1hc1r 'aluc at S3 .:! b1ll1on Thl·
In 1ne Co. cla1mc; the disputed prop
ert) should ht 'alucd at at<, fJir
marh•t pnll' '>OnlC'-"herc bt.1wct•n
SI I and SI 4 ballton accurd1n~ t1>
In 1nl'.' ( o \JX11o;l'\"13n krn l Ir 1'
( ount' (1llit1al' e'''" .11( I
a,...,._.,..,mt•nt 1ran,l,1ll"' "' .1 '' '
million lj\ hill "h1ch '~ould tx h '
to counl\ tolkr\ 11 the dflJX',tl h
l3rlll'\I in tuunh hl\lllS: -I\ llf!I \
hl <•h' ou Id n 11 tx· '''Jdtl'd I
m1,rnintt to 1.:•lmmC'nl on thl
~ h.tngl'
f hr Otl1<l' of \llm1n1<,tr.lll\l I. '
nr11:.1nalh <l\CrturncJ tht'
allnptn1 h' th.: Roard ol f:q11.1h 11
1n Ollotx·r 19~4 hut rnt'l\l' I
Jt'Ct\l<'n \',Hltl'f lhl\ 'o'C't'k jfh•
'tt''' tnj! ,1dJ111onal m.urnal
m1t1t•d h' l'll1;inl mt·mtx·r I <i ''
Dront"nhurit
The ti \ m{mtx·r <.talc H1 .1 I
f,111,1li1.111on rull'' an '>Omt• h ,, ,ii ,1 ,I .,
' T ,Ill IOd,1 \
hnnin •
Plra"«' .. ~~TAX/ A2)
PHIL
SIEIDEllW
'Only 20of 150 oil t racts'
wanted for off shore drilli ng
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
Now, he as rttum1na 10 ho'lp1tal
admin1'ltra11on ~lll'lnana Pl 16. Gonzale1 ~tll
~come president and chief <'XC'\·u11vc
oflit:cr ol the Bulterworth I leahh
Corp and Butterworth Hoc.pita I 1n
Gr11nd Rapids. Mtch.
The corporatton 1s the parent firm
lor 529-bcd Bu1trrv.orth Ho,p1tal
which ts affiliated with the Unt "c~il)
of M1ch1pn. M1eh1 n tate l 'n1ver·
'\ti). Wa)ne ~tJtC l nt\Cf'<;ll\ a 16().
bed nuntn& center and thrtt OUll)a•
ucnt cltn1c\
Gon11lez. 4~. rcsaancJ from h1\
lJ l M d1cal Center po t 1n March a\
thr ho p11al wu fac1n1 an c ala1tn1
debt and c'tcn 1vc \laO la\Ofl
{Pleue EX-CHJl:F/A2)
By LISA MAHONEY
OftMO.ily ..........
011 1ndustr) officials behc"t" th!"\
ha'l' a &ood chance of chan,ani ll
proposal that would open the < ah-
forn1a coa~t to more dnlhng
There is no que"1on thot off horc
e'ploratton opportun1t1r~ will bC'
opandtd. 011 eompany officials 'ltd
But whether the} 'hat a 'gc}str' or
comt up dry. depend on the 1ndu.,.
tr)·~ 1b1bt')' to modify a propo;;aJ no>w
underao1n1 statc~1dc scrutiny. \ltd
Mtkc Fc,.u . a $pokc\man for thr
Wcsttm Oil and Gn t\\ 1a11on
The propo I, born of a c·ont·
promise bctwten continuing an C'x1st·
1ni moralonum on ~8 140 \quart
m1k of c:'altfom1a Ula'\t <lr opcn1n1
up all ttdtnal watcn toatl "ploratton
and dnlltna. '\U m that I. HO mile'
of OCC'an Ooor ~ C\cmptC'd Imm tht" ..
Hodel conslders
new drilling sites
From taff u d -1~ ~port'
lnttnur "w.,rrtJ~ l>onaht lk<hl
Y\-\ there ,., .a f>'l'i'11b1ht} he ma' a"lo;
fort hangt>' an tht• list ol I V1 "'r' 11tl
th<' < ahforn1a l.'oa"'t .,..h<'rr hr anJ
( ahfom1a·'i cun f't'\Stonal tk • ttnn
hll\l' agf't'ed to n·sumt oll\horr 011
dnlltna
In tt Sa ramtnto n<'"'' tonh r< nC't'
(Pleueeee ORlLLI 0 /A:.l)
prt~nt bin v.h1lc the rr't 1' prt"~n rd
for tht> ne\t I~ 'tt':'lr\
The e\cmptt"d att'a\ I() he Ofl('llt'1l
tor dnlltna. 1f C ongt<'" tgrcc , in
. .
mdr 1 a \an
'"' 13 \ 1,111;1
K" nd oil tt< .1th ;ind
•
I
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A2 * Orange Cout OAILV PJLOT/Fridey, AugU1t 23, 1115
Supervisor RaJph Clark
sayshewon'trunin 1986
By JEFF APLER
Otho.It ........
In a ~urpnsc announcement this
mornana. Oran~ Count) Supervisor
Ralph Clark, announetd he would
not be a candidate for ~lcctJon in
1986. Clark. the enaor board member
who served four terms and was
chairman thrtt umcs, cited his aae.
health problem5 and family concerns
as his rcuons from rctinna as well as
h15 links to Anaheim fircworb
maanate W Patncl. Moriarty
Moriart) hai. pleaded auihy to mail
fraud charaei. and as under 1nve5up-
11on for illegal influence pcddhna.
Beside his pohucal troubles stem-
mana from has long-standana fncnd-~h1p with ~onart). Clark sa1d the
removal of two polyp~ from has colon
la~t month also contnbuted to h1i.
dec1s1on to reure.
.. As for qe1 I feel as ca~blc now at
68, as at any ume in my hfc. But 1 alto
know that 1 am an the September of
m)' hfc that the years ahead arc hm1ted In number aod I would be 74
by the time I An ashed a fifth tenn." he
,..d an four-page prepared statement
Clark. the board's only remainana
Democrat. was first elected to his
Fourth District Supervisorial seat in
1969 reJ>rcstntina Anaheim and por.
tions of eastern Oranae County on the
board.
In addition to his tenure on the
board. Clark has served as the first
and only chairman of the OranJe
Count~ Transit District since its
1nccpt1on 14 years aao and was a past
mayor of Anaheim. He lS credned
with a playina a key role 1n neao-
uauons that led to the relocauon of
the Los Anaeles Rams football team
10 Anaheim.
Clark was linked with Monany an
January when Moriarty associates
claimed Clark had been prtstnt at luncheons attended by prostitutes, an
alleption Clark dented.
"Like do~cns of other pro-
fe 1onals, I have knoWt'I Mr. Moriar·
ty as a lcaitimate and respected
Anaheim businessman .. .t believe he
upported me because l have alwaY1
and still do favor the use and sale of
safe and sane fireworks." Clark said.
But he acknowledaed the allcp-
uons have "hun" him. "And after so
many years of public service frtt of
even a whisperofimpropnety, there·s
no need for me to JCt oo that treadmill
now." he said ofbattlina the allcaa·
taons.
One candidate, Oranae Mayor Jim
Beam, hH already declared he would
cha lie nae Clark for his scat. Clark also
said he h .. s been contacted by several
other pottnttal candidates.
DRILLING Sl~ES TARGETED ••.
P'romAl ,
Thur~day Hodel retu~d to hst
\pcc1fic new sites he had an mind for
omhore dnlltng exct'pt to emphasize
that the) would not include the areas
em 1ronmentahsts have fought hard-
est to protect, such as the 81g Sur.
Farallon Islands and Bodega Basin
area!>
He also said he dad not ant1c1pate
seeking a large number of subst1tu-
11on!> 1n the llSI of offshore dnllang
SltC)
The secretar) made no mention of
Orange ( ount} and its vigorous
oppos1t1on to oil dnlhng offshore
Hodel wall hear tes11mon) in New-
port Beach Aug 31 ·
"It appears that the 150 1racts. out
ol the 6.450 that are involved, may
tum out to hold only 5 to I 0 percent of
the (offshore 011) resource That has
• caused me to ra1\C the question: Do
we have the wrong 150 tracts'>" Hodel
said.
"I talked 10 Congressman (Leon)
Panetta (a Carmel Democrat in-
strumental in the compromise) this
morning and assured ham that docs
not in any way diminish my commit·
ment" to a continued dnllmg mora-
tonum on the remaining 6.300 tracts
1n federal waters ofT the California
coast. Hodel added.
However. he continued. there arc
quesuons 1n his mind as to whether
15 years might be too long a time to
co ntinue the moratonum on the
remaining offshore tracts
__ Ill a ~ntall' c comprom1sc: last
roonth. Hodel and Cahfomaa's con-
BLAZE ...
From Al
an eitcellcnt idea." Antrim added.
The caust of the lire remained
under 1nves11ga11on toda) Antnm
said 11 appears the fire smoldered and
then took off when flames began
feedina of an orange grove that had
been abandoned and become dT) and
brittle from neglect.
1':o e' acauons were necessary
though one rancher mo ved his ho~es
off has propeny as a precauuonary
\tep
gressional deleptton agreed to limit were proper environmental safe·
dnlhng in federal waters, which stan JUards. they would consider accept·
three males offshore. to about 2 ma some drilling, wbkh J think
percent of the federal waters off the represents an improvement in the
Cahfomaa coast. atmosphere," Hodel said.
Most of the tracts for drilling would Orange Countians opposed to drilJ-
be south of Santa Mana and an the ang off their shores are also resigned to
nonh coast area near the mouth of the a weakenina of the moratorium, but
Eel Raver, plus one exploratory well they plan to tell Hodel when he
each at least 18 miles offshore off amves in Newport Beach that tracts
Bodega Bay, Point Arena and Santa proposed here must be eliminated or
Cruz risk damaging the area's tourist
Most of the other drilling snes industry.
including six proposed off Ncwpon Hodel said that 1t will probably take
and Laguna beaches would be three to another two years of formal hearings
six miles offshore. and exchanges of wntten comments
Hodel said an five recent "town before the offshore dnlhngagreement
hall .. meetings m coastal Cahfomaa 1s finalized.
communities. people tcsllfymg sug-Hodel made has remarks after a
gestcd that offshore dnlhng be at least private mecuna an the capitol to bnef
sax males from the shoreline. Gov. George DcukmeJaan on has
He did not specifically rule that heanngs.
out. but said the general configura-DcukmcJian. who has urged strona
lion of California's known offshore environmental safeguards on an)'
011 reserves tends to be closer to the ofTshorcdrilling,hastakenacautious,
shore th.an six miles. almost wary, public stance on the
Environmentalists and those who compromise Hodel is seeking.
fcaroiJ derricks will be a visual bhght, Deukmejian did not appear with
argue that drilling near the three mile Hodel after their meeting. but his
limit will tri~r state exploration office issued a written statement
efforts to get a pi!rrof the leasing pie. quotina the Republican governor
The federal iovemment has re· saying the proposed compromise
alized $70 bilhon since it began requires extensive study.
leasing e>«an floor tracts on the Outer "Some agreement on this issue is
Continental Shelf in 1954. needed to balance the nation~ need
HC?del said he was encourage~ that. forenerJY with California's inttrest in
despite the extremes on one side of preservtnJ its unique coastline."
those who oppose any offshore drill· DcukmeJ"n said, noting that the
iiia a~d on the other of advocates o( (!talc wa~ "not a part of the nego-
mass1ve development of all possible Cllations" between Hodel and the
offshore oil, that most part1c1pants an congressmen and thus not prepared
his CaJifomia meetinfs were w1llin& to comment. .
to accept some kind o compromise. Hodel also said Dcukmcj1an did
"The majority of people who not Lake a specific stand on the
expressed themselves felt that 1fthere proposal 1n their pnvate meeting.
.TAX RULE CHANGE ...
From Al
to see the rule change approved. "It
makes good Jaw and reflects j ust plain
common sense." Collins said.
··we supported 11 when we heard at
was 1n development and we cenamly
support it now." he added. Collins
called the rule change "an objective,
equitable and efficient approach to
property tax assessment."
But he said whether the rule change
can be applied to the Irvine Co.'s
challenge remains unclear. Approval
of the rule change comes long after the
assess ment first was filed and its
retroactivity is "not entirely cen.ain. •·
EX-CHIEF VIEWS SUCCESSES •..
From Al
In an 1ntcr-.1ev. ths\ week.
(,on1ale1 \a1d that \ance March he
ha" prepared rcparh on h~alth mat-
1er<. for ( hanc..dlor Peltason while
looking tor a new permanent po<,-
1uon
Regarding h1~ tenure a~ director of
l Cl \fed1c..al (enter C1onLalcz said.
··~ c had man" successes here in
term~ of CU'>t control getting full
accrcd11a1111n and 1n term\ of chang-
ing the image of a public 1nd1gent
hospital IO lhdt of a un1 ... ers1ty
lt't1l'h1ng hospital beli111ng of the
I 111H•rs1t) 11f(al1forn1a"
Bui < 1on1alt:1 ac knov.ledged that
~hde tr)1ng to upgrade the former
tount' hmp11al (acquired b> the UC
\\)tcm 1n 197h). UC I Medical Center
iac, \Criou~I~ anccted h} cutback'> an
federal state and rnu nt) funding for
patient<. v.ho lack pri vate insurance
to\t·ragc l < I handles the largest perct•ntage of \uch patients 1n Orange
( OUnl\
··~c v.c.:re rc.1lly 1n a Ca tch 22-typc
l rC>'t<tlirc "the hn~p1tal adm1n1\trator
'><llll r h\ ml·d1cal center'\ deht tor fisca l
JY81-!S4 -was SJ m1llton \\.hen the
most recen t fiscal} ear ended June 30
the dt'ht 'lo\J\ SQ 6 m1ll1on Inane
~"'"PU\ officials ha'e been under
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642-6086
pressure to reverse the trend.
Since Gonzalez stepped down. UCI
has not hared a permanent replace-
ment UCJ officials arc negotiatana
with American Medical lnter-
nattonal. the large health care chain
that already owns three hospitals 1n
Orange County and plans to build the
new 177-bed Irvine Medical Center.
Although no avetment has been
reached. un1vc~tty officials have
been cons1dcnng an arrangement in
which Amencan Medical would take
over management of the UCI hosp•· tal '
Gonzalez has not been involved 1n
the ne$otlat1ons. but he said, "Gaven
the circumstances. this approach
does offer a positive alternative to the
university -among the few alterna-
ttves (1t has)."
The administrator said he 1s look·
ing forward to anumang his new post
with the Michigan hospital, which he
described as a larJe non-profit com·
mun1ty hospital s1m1lar to St. Joseph
Hospital an Orange.
Buttcrwonh .. ha'i a board of
trustees made up of preeminent
business people from the comm unit)'
and the hosp1tA1l 1s run an a bustne'i<.·
like manner," he said "It ha\ a record
of generating a surplus for future
William Gonsales
growth ..
Gonzalez said he will not m1SS the
bureaucratic process required to
make changes at UCI Medical Center.
''Trying to tum a university hospi-
tal around 1s a l11tle like trying to tum
a battleship around.'' he said. "It's a
$low procc" "
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Great beach weather promised
A high PfNIUf• system over Atlzona r.om great
weekend bMcft WMti. for SOYtl\«n Cal lorn a. the National w ... ,,., &.tvlce aald.
Tropical deprnalon Nora, wt\leh WM tbout 800 mlltt
IOUlh~at Of LOI Angeta ..,1y todey, i. heading ewey from
Celllornta and ll'IOUldn't JPQll the picture, the weather MNloe Mld.
Along the cout tt will be 11.1nny end allghtly warmtt during
the daya with ci.w night• no.pt lor morning fog and low clouds tontaht and Seturday
lrrom Point C~tlon to the Mexklan Borde< ~ Inner
watert· Wind a we1t 7 to 14 knot• with 1 to 2 foot wind wavN In tht
afternoon end evening hOUrt tonight and Saturday. Patchy
morning fog •nd tow cloud1, oth•rwlM moatty clear through
Saturday 1
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Prices up. 6 percent in Orange, LA counties
Consumer pnces rose at a moder-the U.S. Labor Ucpanm(nt said
ate pace in populous Los Angeles and Thursday.
OranJC counties last month. but they
only inched up an San Diego County. In Los Angeles and Ora nae coun-
ties. pncei. roi.e an July by U.6 percent
from the previous month and were 5
percent higher than 1n July 1984, the
Labor Department said .
OFFSHORE DRILLING SITES ..•
From Al
cake and we're not sure about the
crumb," he said.
011 industry representatives have
appeared at every stop of an I I-city
tour beana made by In tenor Secretary
Donald Hodel to aauac Californians'
opinions on the compromise
proposal scheduled for a Con-
g.ress1onal vote this fall. In the
heannas they have emphasized the
small inroad that 1s be1na made on the
moratonum - 2 percent of the total
-and the need to make sure that
tracts chosen arc those that arc most
likel) to yield 011
And Secretary Hodel appears to be
hstenina. Has recent comments in-
dicate a w1llinaness to relocate some
of the tract5 after doubts surfaced as
to their value.
Said Fergus. "We think he's going
to chanac has mind "
For the past fou r years Caltforn1a·,
environmentally oriented con-
gressmen have succeeded an rallying
support for a drilling ban on the parts
of the Outer Continental Shelf they
consider environmentally scns1t1ve
But, as the 11me to renew the yearly
moratorium approached. 1t became
clear that the Reagan Admanistrataon
had soured congressional support for
continuing the protections.
The Reagan Adm1nistrauon has
said 011 reserves an federal waters off
the Golden State should be tapped to
help reduce the United States' de-
pendence on foreign 011 supplies.
Adm1nistrat1on officials say mone)'
patd for foreign 011 contnbutes to the
federal budget deficit and creates a
potenual threat to national sccunt>
Members of the Caltfornaa's co n-
grc~s1onal delegation reached a ten-
tat1vt' compromise July 16 with the
Interior Department that identified
the I SO tractst o be exempted from the
dnlhna ban.
In Orange County meanwhile, a
coahtaon of c1ues opposed to offshore
otl were told b~ their consultant that
several of the ~1x tracts now proposed
for federal leasing arc high on the
industry scale
But Newport Beach Council mem-
ber Ruthclyn Plummer said she was
told at an industry-sponsored break-
fast Thursda.Y that only one tract out
of sax was highly sought after by oil
companies.
Plummer \ays after a month of
intense exposure to the offshore 011
issue. ~he's concluded .. there's a set of
figures and charts to JUSt1fy any
J>Oblllpn you take."
GATES ISSUES JAIL REPORT •••
f'romAl
beds 1n additton to those now under
construction at the Theo Lacy branch
~all an Oranac and the new inmate
an take and release center at the main
Jail an Santa Ana to meet detention
needs through 1990.
uve bamng the count5' from Jn1hng
any person for whom no bed will be
available within 24 hours. 1 he order
becomes effective Sunday.
Jail officials have been readyma
plans to release persons arrested for
misdemeanor cnmes. such as drunk·
en driving. petty theft or failure to
make support payments. rather than
Jailing them.
Mui.1ck Honor Farm in El Toro,
where larae tents have been erected to
absorb some of the inmate overflow.
Gray found the county an contempt
in March for failing to abide by his
I IJ79 ordeM to reduce Jail over-
crowding. a situation that has only
JtfOWn worst' '>Ince
Beyond 1990. Gates and a consult-
ant hired by the cou nt)' to 'ltudy
detention needs predict another
4.292 beds will be required
The sheriffs letter was circulated
among supervisors as J••I officials
ready a plan to meet U.S D1stnct
Judge Wilham Gray's Aug. IS darec-
In addition. Jailers arc reviewing
how they can make better use of
newly created inmate beds at the
Theo Lacy fac1ltt y and at the James A.
Built to hou~ I, 191 inmates. the
Santa Ana main Jail ha~ housed as
many as 1.700 inmates The Judac's
latest order ltm1t''> the population to
1.657
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Drilling protest in
Laguna.Saturday
ave Our Sh~s. a Laguna Beach-based
orpnmu1on commhtcd to prcvcntina expanded
offshore 011 driJlina alona the Oranae Coast, will
recruu Moan Beach 1un worshipers Saturday fora
human wave of prote1t apinst more oil dcmcks.
SOS will rally at poon next to the new lifeguard
station to hear U.S. Rep. Bob Bad ham and state Sen.
Ma nan Bergeson speak aaainst a proposal thia\could
expand 011 exploration offshore from Newp0rt and
Laauna Beach.
Organize" will then take a page from the book
of stadium behavior and call on beach.goers to form
a "human wave" alona the shoreline, Jean R1xler,
SO spokesperson said.
A boatmg rcptta and a messaac in skywnting
wJll further promote the aroup's position, she said
Single Toa•tm••ten club
The Wmner's Circle Club, a new concept in
s1ngle's clubs, wall hold its first meeting at 6.30.
Tuesday, Sept. 3. at Rosalynn's Restaurant, located
on the comer of Gothard St. and Edinger Ave.
The club. sponsored by Toastmasters lnter-
nauonal. 1s des1aned to provide singles with and
opportunity to am prove their speaking ska Its so as to
advance their careers.
Meetings wall be held on the first and third
Tuesday of each month.
For further informataon. c.all Rita Blackburn at
960-6190 or Bill Colmer at 963-7375
Mu•lc In the park
Follow the meter
Orange Co t DAILY PJLOT J 11d.ry, August 23, 1M5 * Al
Del Mar
raid nets
onlylOO
illegals
DEL MAR (AP) -The U.S. Border
Patrol raided Ocl Mar race track early
loday. mak1n' aood on carher lhreats that
had already cau$Cd hundreds of illqal
aliens working as st.ablehands to Ott, a
federal offtcaal said. ·
About 160 Border Patrol aaents executed
a search warrant JUSI ~fore 6 a m. today.
said John lklluardo of the lmm1irauon
and Naturahzauon Strv1~
Bordt'r Patrol spokesman Ed Pyeatt s~ud
aatnts expected to arrest up to 300 11lqal
ahens at the track. but w~n the sweep
tndcd about 7 45 am .. only about 100 had
been~tcd .
Patrol officials said one u01dcnt1fie.d
man tr1ed to dnve a car full of suspected
undocumented ahen~ throu&h the gate. but
the man was arrested after a bnef chase.
Jockeys wor1una wtth their bones 1n
prcparauon for today's races said they were
an~red by the nud
' It's the worst thing I've t'ver seen in my
hfe." famed JOCke)' Ball %ocmakcr told
The San 01¢10 Tnbune
Shoemaker said he wa!> about to let ht~
horse into a gallop when a Border Patrol
truck came at him along tht' rail -going the Laguna Beach's Music an the Park senes
continues Sunday with a performance bythe
Southern Cahfornaa Brass Company. a quintet of
Orange County mus1c1ans.
Matt Nelaon, an early morntnc jogger, had a llttle
trouble fincltng hla way ln the fog Thunday
mornina. Be decided to follow the parkin& meten
ln the Newport Pler parklnC lot.
wrong wa) 1.
"It was luck) lor me I saw htm ..
Shoemaker said "I pullt'd up and got ofTthe
track. A horse cou Id ha' e run into a truck " Starting at S p.m., the (lu1ntet will perform
Renaissance, Baroque, ragtime and "gatcbo" style
music at Bluebird Canyon Park.
Concen-gocrs are advised to amve about a half
hour early and arc invited to bnng a p1cn1 c dtnner
The park 1s at the end of Cress Street First Frustaci baby going home
Alan Eliason chief of the San Diego
Border Patrol 5ector \31d after the raid that
agents under.,tood hor~'> were not on the
track before d.iv.n Ht' said the Border
Patrol's intent ""a\ not 10 close the track.
Racing was e\pt'(.'tcd to begm-31 2 pm
t°'1a) but the Wt't'kend cards were tn
Jeopard} with onh 20 horses -SO fewer
than needed -entered for races Saturday
and Sunda\ Tratnt'~ tl;ne said the) would
bo~cott ~turda' c; racci.
GoodwUlule
Goodwill Industries has announced that from
Sept 19 to 22 1t will hold an aniversary sale at II!>
Huntington Beach store. 9891 Yorktown.
Girl leaves hospital
Wednesday; two boys
still not ready to leave
were chosen. Patnc1a Ann was lcnown only
as Bab)' A
their release1rom the hosp11al
.\l birth. all of the septuplets weighed less
than two pounds and suffered from hyahnt
membrane disease an ailment that causes
the lungs to collapse after each breath Store hours wall be from 9 am to 9 p.m during
this penod.
Revenue from the sale helps support
uoodw1ll's proif8m ofevaluat1on,JOb tratning, and
rehab1htat1on of disabled adults an Orange County.
for funhcr information call 547-6301
By the A11oclated Press
The lir'>t ol the surv1v1ng hu\tac1
septuplet'> will he allowed to go home next
Wedne\day. hut her two brothers will be
kept tn the hospital until the)' arc stronger.
official., '>aid Thursday.
.. Patnc1a Ann wa!> always a step ahead ol
the others. and she 51111 1s," Ms. Johnson
said. The infant wait be 14 weeks and:! days
old when she leaves the hospital.
The Frustac1s. who became celebnt1es
after the b1nh. have '>ought to rep1n their
pnvacy after three of their babies died
between Ma)' 24 an9 June 9. One of the
tnfants was stillborn
She said details on the heaJth of tht
tnfants would be made pubhc when Patricia
A.nn is released next Wednesday. She said
the parents and a neonatalog1st from the
hospital would be present at a news
conference.
B} Thur~CI\ ~' man) st.ablehands had
fled 1ha1 trainer'> "'11d the)' couldn't find
enough ht'lp 10 till the pp
'Trainer .. are v.alL.ing their own horses or
trying ICl get other people to do 11 ... ..aid
Jo<,eph Harper C\1."cu11,e vace president
and gener.!1 manager of the Del Mar
Thoroughbred ( lub Help for smokers
Hoag Memorial Hospital will host a no-
nonscnse quu smoktng program Sept. 9 -19.
Sponsored by the American Cancer Soc1et)'. the fi ve
sesstOl}S arc led by a trained ex-smoker.
"Sam and Patty Frustac1 (the parents)
w1ll lea'e the hospital with a bit of history:·
~aid Laura John'\on, a <,pokc\wuman for
( hildrcns Hosp11al of Ora nge C oun1y
Acting under 1nstruct1ons from the
family . the hospital has decltned in recent
weeks to give out any details Thur\day
about Pa1nc1a Ann or her two surv1111 ng
brothers. Stephen and Richard
She said she was unable to say 1f Pa1nc1a
Ann would require any special care. beyond
what a normal baby would need. once she
gets home. ·
The father. 31. "an 1ndustnal equipment
..ale\man Mrs. Frustac1 is a 30-ycar-old
high ~hoot teacher and had been 1ak1ng
fen1ltty drugi. The couple has one ot her
!.On, who also wa·s born with the help of
fenaht)' drugs
RepreSt-nta11,es ol the Horsemen's
Bene\olent & Protecu'e Assoc1a11on and
1mm1gra11on official~ began negot1at10g
Monda~ 1n an effort to \Olve the problem
P\t'att \aid an estimated one-third to
one-hall of the 1 <JOO workers on Del Mar's
balk c,trt'tch are illegal aliens. the largest
t:0ncentrat1on of undocumented worken tn
San Diego·( ount)
Add111onal informauon ts a' a1labll.'. by ~lling
the education dep.mmcnt of the American Cancer
Society at 7 51-0441
Women ollnterfaltb
Pa1nc1a Ann wa'i the lir\t of the
septuplets born \.1a)' .! I h~ l ae..arean
section 12 week\ premature l nlll name'
However. M., John\on ..aid Thur\da\
1ha1 the two ho\'> ··havt· not reached the
prerequ1s111e\ for gotng home "
The bab1e\ must gain normal h1rth
weight of about six to eight pound\ bclore
The annual membership luncheon of the
Women Associates ofU( l lnterfa11h will be Sept I 0
at the Interfaith (enter on the UC Irvine campus.
parktng lot 18 ofT South Circle View Dnve There
will be a bnef program following the luncheon.
which beJinS at t t · 'lO a m
Irvine man dies iii motorcycle collision
Add111onal information and rescr,a11ons art
available by calh& SH-0891
By LI A MAHONEY
Of IM Deity ,!Ml lien
Mu•lclan• • leatlval set .\n In.inc man was kil lcJ I hur\da} "hen the
motorc}de he wa'i riding 5lammed into a veh1dc tl'Ytng to
make a left turn al an mter~11un More than 500 mus1c1ans will cntenatn fans at
the I 5th annual Orange County Mus1c1ans Festtval
Sept. IS at the Newporter. Bag band, d1x1e. class1cal.
rock. JaL2, country and more will be featured at st>.
separate performance areas from noon to I 0 p.m.
Advance 11ckcts arc $7 and are available from
the mus1c1ans' association. 546-81.66. until Sept I I .
Tickets will cost S9 at the door. The price 1s tax
deductible . .\dd111onnal 1nforma11on 1s available h>
from Frank Amoss, 966-2163.
Kenneth M Ziegler 2K wa' pronouncc:.-d dead at
Western Medical (enter \anta .\na. about \IX hours after
th e 4 pm accident at Harranta Park"a)' and Ea'it Yale
Loup. Irvine.
Z1cgknufkn·J ma\\l\l' hcaJ inJunc' and a collapsed
lung. Irvi ne fraflic lnvc.,11ga1or Doug (offing said.
Poltl·e arc 'illll try1ng 10 determine 1fZ1l·glcr pa~sed a
red ltgh1 or wac, tul oil h)' ~heela .\ Jac.kc,on. :?9, also of
In inc. the driver of th e l'ar Liegler rammed.< offi ng said
Jatk\on wac; not injured (offing ..aid
Friday, Aug. 23
71t·gler wa~ drtvtng h1o; Kawasaki KZ ICX)(J north on
East Yalt' Loop at the time of the accident Jackson was
heading south W11ne'>'ie'i tuld poltle Jackson was 1n the
101ersect1on wa111ng to make a left turn 1)nto Barranca
when Ziegler approached al about 4 ) mph
But there are confl1c11ng reports about what happened
next Coffing '>31d Some witnesses 10d1cate Ziegler. seeing
the signal light turn \cllow sped up to get through the
1ntersec11on before 11 turncd red He 'it ruck Jack .. on's 1979
Ford Mus tang as she proceeded to complete her left tum
No mtttln1s scbtdaltd
Monday, Aug. 26
• 6.30 p.m .. Costa Mtu PIUDin& CommlHIOD
. City Council Chambers. 77 Fair Dnve.
But "11ncsses could not confirm whether the signal
had turned red (offing \atd
Rescue worker.called on the l ~ Manne ( orps to Oy
Z:1eglerover rush hour traffic. 10 We\tcrn Mcdteal"s trauma
center. (offing ~aid
• 7: 30 p. m , lrvlne Transportation Comml11lon
. City Council Chambers. 17200 Jamboree Blvd
He wa-. pronounced d1:ad al 10·09 p.m
PoucE Loe
Teen gang terrorizes HB
family, flee with $3,000
A pna of teens armed. with auns
and wooden sucks stormed a house in
Huntinaton Beach late Thursday,
clubbina and blndina the residents
before flceina with about $3,000 in
cash and Jewelry, police reported
today.
The Dinh Le family was eatina a
late dinner when sb to eiaht teen·
agen with white T·1bin1 wrapped
around their faces broke into their
Coetalleu
A buralar broke into a home an the
I 900 block of Meyer Thursday cvc-
nina and reportcdlystolcS4001n cash
and $400 1n jewclrv. . ' . Pohce cited Scott Sakurai, 2.-. for
shophftin1 aner he was apprehended
Thunday forallqedlysteahnaaS 180
diamond nn' from May Co. dcpert·
ment stort 1n South Coast Plan.
tore dctccttve apprehended him
after he tncd 10 aet a refund for the
stolen nna at a May C'o storc an
M1ss1on VieJO Pohcc reports sa1d he
had reportedly stolen the nna from a
loadina mte when he worked at the
store last January. • • • TI11eves 1tole an oxygen and an
acetylene tank from the storaae yard
of Ollyttn rv1ct Co , 2071 P1accn·
111, on Thunday The lou was
csumatcd at S 1.240 • • • ~mrMe \IClle • .22-caliber
Nauti lus Dnve home near Edison
Hiah School, accordtng to poltce
spokeswoman JoAnne Bcrptrom.
The intruders, all dcscnbcd as
beina Vietnamese, demanded &old
and when Dinh Le, the father, said the
family bad no 1otd1 a gunmen bJt ham
over the head with the butt of a
revolver, 8erptrom said.
One of the family's two children
was injured .when her face wa
Maanum revolver from a home an the
1700 block of Labnidor Thursday.
The loss was estimated at S2SO.
Kewport Beacb
A book of Los Angeles Rams llcktt
worth $924 was reported stolen
Thursday from a home alona Royal • • • A VCR and a movie camera were
reported stolen from the storqc room
of The financaal Group, a real estate
1nveSlment firm located at 4SO New-
port Cen\cr Drive. The I w.,
csumatcd at S 1.100. • • • Someone stoic a VCR worth Sl 0
from Kinetic Computer S),tems,
4301 Barch, on Thursda~. • • • Two lithOJl:lphs worth S l ,499 wttt
reported stolen from a bus1nc
located at 4600 C.mpu on Wcdnn-
tUy naaht Police reporu said one of
the J>1ecc of an work •a rtponcdly
by Salvador Dah. • • • . .
smashed into the dining room table
by one of the robbers. police rcponed.
She didn't require hosp1tahzat1on.
A.II the v1ct1ms were forced to crawl
into the hving room where they were
tied with rope
The bandits made off with $1 .100
10 cash and about S 1.900 10 Jewelry,
&rptrom siud
Thieves broke into a Bank of
Amenca branch at 41 01 MacArthur
on Wedne~ay n1aht and stoic
SI ,6S 1.39 in quaners and dimes from
the teller drawers • • • A bu~lar stole S 1,400 1n Jewelry
and $60 1n cash from a home in the
200 bfock of l!ast Occ.n Front while
the resident~ were a,lttp Tuesday
na&ht
lntne
Someone stoic the wheels off a car
parked 1n the 2800 block of Grttn·
field Thunday. Tbe lo wu ~u
mated at more than S400. • • • . A woman's pu~ was taken from
the r attt of• nightclub at I 700
MacAnhur bne Thursday ni&ht. The
IOU WI e l1mated ll und1 r S°SO. • • • Vandals thrcv.: a rock throuah a
window of a home alona vannah
Thund~y do1n1 unknown dama c
Delly .... ,....."' v-._., •
Irvine pollce officer ln•pecta wreckage at .cene of fatal cra•h Thuraday.
Fountain Valley
Jeromt' Daniel Bracamonte'>. 44
wa'I p1Cked up b)' police Thur~a\ 1n
the 1700 block of Magnolia on
susp1c1on of burglal) and taken to
Oninge ( ount)' Jail fo r booking Thl'
two carton'> of Marlboro cigarette\ he
had in his ptl'i'iesr,1on were rt'tatnt'd b-.
pohce a~ e"1dt"nle • • • -\ rc'i1den1 in the 9100 block ol La
Estrella reported Wtdne!iday thdl
someone had ~tolt'n his 38-cahhcr
handaun from ht) home The loss was
e~11ma1cd at S '00 • • • .\ thief 'itolc two ~hoes. worth S.'\O
from a Standard C)hoc store. 8Q74
Warner. on 1 hunda)' Howe -.er
store otlic 1als dt~ovcrcd later that
the •uspet:t had taken two lei\ !.hoes
Lafun&Beacb
An into '\acatcd man asked police
Thursday 10 rre t hi~ friend who had
thrown has car key' into the bu\ht\ on
Bluebird Canyon Road. Offict'n
made noarTC t, but S'"e the man a lift
home • • • ;\ 12-)'ear-old boy v.a te"lca~d 10
ht, parents Thursday af\er ~1n1
cauaJ'lt alleged I)' stcaltna 1 \han from a
Fore\t A. \enue buuneu • • • A tn-colorcd bnctltt "llued at
$975 wa reponed lo\t Thur1da~
momina on Al~ ~\una Bo~lcvard
A brick Y."&S thrown throuah Lhe
window or a North Cot~ H1&)lWI)
home WcdnC1da) n1aht. the v1ct1m
told pohtt.
Hentiajton Beech
Two robb( stoic a \\>Oman·, pu""
while \he was t.1nd1n1 1n the park1n1
lot of an Al~nson·, Sfo«ry \tore.
7101 Warner. on lhunc.by Pohrc
rl'port~ \a11.J the pair gllt a"'a' 1n a
,df1'"' and hluc Punllal fht" lu,.,'\1..:1\
es11mall'd at S2U tn lJ'h .ind \40 in
lnl\lCllJOl"llll\ llCm\ • • • Th1l'H'' ,wk a moton1ed 1n
Oatabk d1ngh~ ~ ha1ned tn a doc!.. near
the '900 hlcl(:k ol .\llad1n sornct1ml'
la5l "eeL. Tht' lo\s "a' l'\t1matcd at
SI (ICIO ••• .\ burglar hml.l' tnlO d homl· 1n thr
t\ 1 on hlod: nt [)o\ t'r Thu l"\da'
ran...-tl kcd 1hc rt'\ldencc and g1H l"I'
"'11h .! S '~' f\ dnd an S8U clod.
rad111 . . .
\ 1h1tl hrnlt' intu a home 1n th1·
I ti800 blod 111 t oral ( a\ T uc'id3\
n1iht "'h1 k lhl' rt'\ldcnl\ wert' \kt'p-
1ng and 'tolt Sll t>4' 1n JC Wein • • • \om cone 4'tok S 5 ~O tn Jewell). S 7 5
10 la'h .ind a S200 VCR from a home
1n the t !!l<llO hind. of Mora Kat last
\un1l,I\ • • • \on 1(' 11 me in t ht' past l wo weeks a
1h1c.-1 \Ink a S<K)(l guitar from a Pro
Rental\ \1 u\ll 'itore 1.,552 Beach • • • \ huriilar \tole a walkt contamina
S '"o tn la'h lrom the bedroom of a
home in the 400 blod of 't orktown
earh Thur'ida' morning.
Two' 1deoca ~ttc rttordcrs worth
SI\ .... and a camera worth S200 wtrc
rcponcd 'ih1len lr1'm a home in the
"'H<Xl bl()(k of l 1bt'n' Wednesday
momtTl&
Two pedestrians hit
while in crosswalk
T'>'o l...lguna fka('h v.nmcn "''"I"<'
ho\pttahLed late Thu~ta\ after a ca1
knOCkt'd them 40 ft'Ct ou1 ol the
, rouv.alk in front nf tht' < oua \.1 C"..a
poltct' \talion
.\nh Thu o . .lO WI\ h<Jtcd an
cnt1cal cc>nd1t1on today in the an·
1cns1\e cart v. Nat Fountain Valle)
('ommun1t Ho ptlal with • frac·
turcd lr.ull and a roncu ion. he ha
remained unconC"tOU\ •1ntt tM 7 4S
p m a,·e1dcnt at the 10tenttt1on ol
Fair Dnvc and '\-anauard. trttt
01nthC"onnor 22.alsoin 1ntens1\t
c.~. wa\ rcponed 1n 11Cnou~ con·
d1uon with a fnc.:tul""d pclv1 a bro~t'n left leg and abdnm1nal in·
JUnC\
Tht' v.omtl" v.ere tut b\ a IQ l ford
< 1r11nada afkr the tniffir s1anal
chanatd from arttn to~ whilt the\
wtf't" cro~'>tnf f'a1 r Pnve l t Tom
I )urhum rtponed
C>n~t"r Man.ha Amburat> 32. of
< ap1strano Beach apparentl) didn't
~ 1ht v.omen v.h1lt tt1\lehn1ca1t on
Fair l>nvt and did not pass a red
tratlk s11nal. poh~ \ltd
Durham uad <\mbu~~ 1s u~r _
1n"e 11pttoo for allcatdh f11hna to
)tcld to pcd~tnan 1n a cro 1k..
Tht 1nams ~rt tiuted b)' para·
medic' before bc1na taktn by am·
bulantt totM h Ptl&lltauma~nt.er.
Traffic 1n 11p1on ~ft Joo,una
toda) for the dn"" oh plCkup wck
a" a pouablt ~tn
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Equipment failure Ca Used leak
• Union Ca_.,rb,_1-de-Corp. officials also cite bcma relca5Cd.
"The emi ion was caused by a
sclf-sustamma reaction, which wa!.
m1t1ated by the aecadental heatina of
a rtactor vessel used for storage.'' the
hllman error for pOtSon gas emission -
OUTH CHARLESTON. W Va
(AP) -Umon Carbide Corp today
blamed equipment failure and
human error for an Aug 11 poi on
ps leak at its Institute plant that sent
135 people to hospitals
The company also said that the
poison cloud wa~ composed of 650 company statement said.
pounds of methylene chlonde, a The company acknowledged the
suspect canccr-causana aaent, and workers bad thouaht the temporaf}
2.800 pounds of aldtearb oxime storage ve set was empty, as stated
''decomposition products." By that, previously by Air Pollution Control
the company meant the ald1carb Commission Director Carl Beard.
broke down in a storage tank before However, a Carbide investigation
--------------.--....----. showed about. 4,000 pounds of the
mixture remained in the tank.
Carbide said the chemical mixture FARMERS INSURANCE
Have a Safe Summer had been transferred to the tank
Ulllfl IHUWIC£ between Aug. I and Aug. 7 after
founded 1957 excess aldicarb oxime was in-
~-troduced into the reactor where the
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made.
831-n40 Dunng that period, steam ac-~:~:4:1 :O;ld:N:e:w:po:r:I :B:lvd=·~N;e:w:po:rt=B:e:ac=h~il.iiiiii~~iii~~~~~~~'1 cidentally entered a jacket surround·
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"On Aug. 7, an effort was made to
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1nvest1aat1on showed "Pumpin1
was started and continued for a
penod of appro~1mately 211i hours
when a check 1nd1catcd the pump
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"At this point, the pump was shut
down and at was believed the (storage
ve~sel) was empty, .. the report said.
"lt is now know that approximate-
1) 4.000 pounds of the mixture
remained."
Carbide said a rupture disk and a
safety valve opened, and three
gaskets blew out when steam con-
tinued to heat the reactor.
Six Union Carbide workers and
129 residents required treatment
after the fo ul-smelling collection of
gases leaked from a stora1e tank
holding up to 500 gallons of a
pesticide 1ng.rcdJent.
On Dec. 3. methyl isocyanate
leaked at the company's plant in
Bhopal, India, and killed at least
2.000 people. Union Carbide has not
explained how that leak occurred. It
faces billions of dollars in lawsuits.
Lawsuits totaling$92 million weTC
filed this week over the Institute leak.
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Reagan urges GOP crowd
to unite for Senate.fight
By Tbe Auoclated Preti
LOS ANGELES -Prc)adent Reagan uraed Cahfornu1 Repubhcani to
unite behind a candidate who could beat Democratic Senate Whip Alan
Cranston a9d help 1he GOP ma1ntam control of the Senate af\er I 986
Cranston, i1' unsuccessful candidate for the Democrauc pres1dcnt1~l
nomination m 1984, 1s expected to seek a fourth term In calling for Cranston s
ouster durinj a GOP fundraisma dinner Thursday. Reaaan n?t~ .several
California Republicans have expressed interest 1n the race and said .. Im sure
practically any of them would be an imJ?rovement." Among th~se interested
are Los Angeles County Supe rvisor Michael Antonovich, Cahforn!a party
chairman; economist Arthur Laffer, state Sen. Ed Davis, R· Valencia; Rep
Bobbi Fiedler, R·Cali f.; state As"mblyman Bob Naylor, R·San Mateo; and
actor Fess Parker.
Hu•band-klller geta •uspended •entence
LYNCHBURG. Va. - A woman's claim that she stabbed her termanall}
111 husband with an ice pack out of mercy played no part in a plea bargam m
which the woman was sentenced to two years' probation. prosttutors 58} .. Ruth
Steppe Davis 69, pleaded guuty Thursday to one count of manslaughter an the
death of Samuel Roscoe Davis. 72. who had advanced cancer and onl>. weck'I
to hve, docton had said. Mrs. Davis also was ordered to receive counseli ng and
treatment at a mental health clinic. She had testtfied that she stabbed her
husband five umcs in the chest to "get daddy out _?f that old cancer miser"'"
Clemency closer for mercy klller
TALLAHASSEE. Fla -Flonda Gov. Bob Graham has two of three votes
needed from the Cabinet to free Roswell Gilbert from pnson while he appeals
a ltfe sentence fo r the so<alled mercy k1ll1ng of his a1hng wife. Graham on
Thursday proposed cond1t1onal commu1at1on for Gilbert. convicted m May of
first-degree murder an the March slaying of his 73-year-old wife. Emily, who
suffered from Alzheimer's disease and osteoporosis. Graham's re~ommen
dation proposes that Gilbert remain free only while his appeals are being heard
in state couns, a process that could take years.
Bld lost to clear Hauptmann name
PHILADELPHIA -The widow of Bruno Haup1mann, who was sent to
the electric chair 49 yea rs ago for the kidnapping and murder of Charles
Lindbergh's infant son. has lost another court bid to clear her husband's name.
The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals twice rejected a request by Anna
Hauptmann, 86, to revjve a lawsuit charging that the state of New Jersey
wrongfully tried and convicted her husband. In a one-sentence order July 11 .
the court affirmed a U.S. Dist net Coun opan1on 18 months ago d1sm1~ang
Mrs. Hauptmann's ctv1l lawsu1t for lack of evidence A. week ago the appeals
court rejected a motion to rehear the case
CALIFORNI A
Search for 'night •talker' spreads north
SAN FRANCISCO -An apparent hnk between Los ~ngeles' ··night
stalker." behcved responsible for seven slay1ngs, and a l..1lhng here. puts
authonttes ··no closer to captun ng him." police sa). "The whole department
has been mob1h zed to apprehend the suspect," said San Francisco police
Commander Richard ~app. More than 50 detecu "es in the Los Angeles area
arc working on the cases. On Thursday, 70 San Francisco police joined the
manhunt. said Diarmu1d Philpott. captain of mspectors. Described by
surv ivors as a gap-toothed, curly-headed while or Hispanic man in his late 20s
or early 30s. the night stalker 1i. suspected in the weekend murder of Peter Pan.
66. and the wounding of his wife. Barbara. 64. m San Francisco.
Wldow'• murder on 11UUry liner probed
SAN FRANCISCO -The ere~ aboard a luxul) ocean liner was shocked
that a wealthy widow was found murdered aboard their ship and that her long·
time male companion was arrested Roben Frisbee, 58. was held at the Hltll of
Justice in the death of Munel Bameu, 79. who died aboard the Ro) al V1ktng
Star after leaving Victoria. Bn11sh Columbia. on Monday. according to San ~-------------------------~-------------------------~ Francisc0 Poli~hom1c1de1nspector(arl~otz The coroner~1dBamettd1ed
from "a multiple blunt trauma to the head" Police ~1d the weapon was a
liquor bottle Fri~bee was arrested Wednesda) when the ship docked in San
Francisco.
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Boy crawls for ald, clutchlng severed leg
OXNARD -A. 6-year-0ld boy playing on railroad tracks lost a leg"' hen
he shpped beneath the wheels of a freight tram. then crawled 100 feet to seek
hel p while clutching the severed limb. officials sa)'. Andreas Antonio Magana
was reported m satisfactory cond1t1on today. Doctors at Ventu ra Count)
Medical Ce nter were unable to reattach the boy''I nght leg. said a nursing
supervisor. Andreas and fnends began climbmg Wednesda} evening on 1he
ladder of a boxcar movangat 9 mph. police Lt. Gordon Hubbard said. Thebo)
slipped and fell on the tracks and the eastbound ~n·s wheels se"ered his leg
between his knee and ankle. Andreas. carrying his leg, managed to crawl about
I 00 feet to a home where residents called an ambulance
Bagged talks detall 'whlpworm 'probe
LOS ANGELES -Fired FBI Agent Richard W. M1llcrtook notes as more
1han a dozen of his former colleagues disclosed how the} eavesdropped on
phone calls and spied on his love trysts for evidence 1n a sp) case they called
"Wh1pworm." Miller. the first FBI agent tried on charges of spy mg for a foreign
power. also heard his own voice booming from loudspeakers in a courtroom
Thursday in a bugged conversation with has lover a ov1et SP> He ~as heard
fc1gmnga Russian accent and 1den11fym~ himself as "Boris " "I'll bnng the rest
of the stuff. uh. from my house." Miller 1s heard telltng \Ctlana Ogorodn1ko\
an tht tape played Thursday Prosecutors have linked that ~tatement to
delivery of classified documents
WORLD
Pollce ln Soweto hold 9Choolchlldren
JOHANNESBURG, South Afnca -Police finng rubber bullets and
shotgun blasts today battled a tnob ofstone-throwmg blacks 1n northern Cape
Provance. killing six people and wounding 20, authorities said. In Cape Town.
the Rev. Allan Boesak. a maxed-race opponen t of apartheid and President of
the World Alliance of Reformed Churches. announced a march next
Wednesday to the gates of Polls moor Prison to demand the freedom of black
leader Nelson Mandela. Residents of Soweto. near Johannesburg. said the
army had for the second day in a row arrested youngsters boyco~tang classes.
All-out artlllery war Interrupted
BEIRUT. Lebanon -Gunbattles rocked central Beirut's Moslem·
Chnstian d1 v1ding line toda}. and police sai d the death toll 1n the latest
outbreak of civil war fi&htmg had nsen to 321. However. the all-out artillery
war that had engulfed the metropolitan area for four days ended about
midnight, 11 hours af\er a deadline set for a Synan-sponsored cease.fire .
Today's fighung was It mated to the Green Line that splats the city into Moslem
and Chnsuan sectors .
Top ofncer ln •PY 11Candal nee.
BERLIN -A top West German mtelhaencc officer sought an a w1dcn1ng
spy scandal has crossed the border and requested asylum from East Germany's
communist .aov~mment, East Germany's official news agency said today.
Hans Joachim Taedgc. who had been West Germany's top counterespionage
officer for East German~. was the fourth person to disappear since Au&. 6 .
There arc growing susp1c1ous that all four were East German spies. AON said
East Oerynan officials were reviewing T1edge's request for asylum. The news a~ency did not say when he had amved an East Germany. He had be-en m1ssin& since Monday.
Major quake Jilt. Sovlet-CllbJeH border
WASHINGTON -A miuor earthquake wuh an es11mated maanitude of
7.S on the Richter scale occurred today alona the Chmcsc-Soviet border 1n
central Asia, the U.S. Geoloa.ical Survey said.
Don Kelly, a survey spolccsman, 511d scientists at the agency·~ worldwidt
earthquake detection center an Ooldcn, Colo .. recorded the quake at 5:42 a m
PDT, centered about 325 miles cast of Tashkent 1n Soviet central Asia No
reporu of damaae or tnJuncs had been received.
Spy dut bJ aH for J J yan
MOSCOW -A chemical the tate Dt-pnnncnt sayswa used by the KOB
to trace U.S. diplomats' movement apparently ha~ bctn 1n u;ic for l 1 years. a u.-s. Embassy official told reporters today. But he ~Id Amencan officials art
sull unsure how the SovteU cmplo)'ed at. The official also indicated that tht
United States first found the trackana powder out 1de the Soviet Union. On
Wednesday, the U.S State Oepanment said the KGB Sttrct polict have been
usina a potc~tialJy cancer-caus1n1 chemical known as NPPD, or natro-
phenylpentadtenal. to trace the movements of Amencan daplomus in Mo ow
and monitor their contacts with Soviet citizens Moscow denied the charae.
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'Nothing we could do'
'Lucky21,' mostly
Da llas air traffic controllers
could do zero to stop disaster
FORT WORTH, Teu.s (AP) -Two au traffic
o6ntrollm who handled the Delta Air Lines jel th.a•
ct1ahed. lall1n1 l 3-4 people, on final approech to &.be DaUu
airport, II.id in a reJ)Ort published today there was nothina
they could bave dooe to prevent the dlllStet.
The contr0llcn, 1n their tint public tematkt 11oce the
crash, 11id they also bad no idea how 1evere tht weather
was at Oallas..Fon Worth International Airpon until 100
1mm1grants, thrilled British Alrwaris
by American dream
NEW YORK <AP>_ A 36-ycar. checking eng nes
old man stepped forward today to
claim his one-third share of Nonh \ MANCHESTER. En$1and (AP) -8nt1sh Airways
America's bigest lottery pnze, $41 said today 1t had ordered immediate computer checks of
million, while 21 factory workers who the jct enames on iu 30 Bocmg 737s followin& an eneine
shared another third of the pnze explosion and fire that lulled S4 people on a charter flight
reported to work as usual. to Greece.
lt would "not be fair for the U.S. offit1als also revealed that the manufacturer of
company not to shpw ul? -1t would the engine on the 73? that cau&ht fire Thursday on takeoff
hold u_p production," said V1rat Lao, U1.&• ,.._.. from ~anchcstcr Airport had been ordered last month to
one of the workers who pooled their Fellow worllen bolated Cel8o Oarcete lD Mount Vernon, conduct a safety survey because of a fire m a s1m1ltar
chances in Wednesday's big state N.Y . Tbunday after ~ap determined lt held wtnnm, engine.
mpb winds were clocked tbett nuoutts after the LockMcd
L-1011 wtOl dOWo. ,
.. Thal niab• 901n1home, l felt bk.c lhnewu oothiaa l
could have done or aho\lld have done tha1 would ba"c chan&ed anYthio&." la.id 1 46-year-cld Garia.ad mu wbo
controlled the tliih• until ili minutes before the cmh.
.. I don't think any infOnMtion was wnhheld from the
pilot th.at be would have made 1 different decision than he
did" to fly into the rain, be wd.
Two of the three cootrollcn morutorina Delta fliabt
191 on AUS. 2 were iniervtewed by the Fort Worth SW·
Telcsram and spoke on Condition they not be identified by
oamc.
"It's just a feelina of hclpleuneU, .. aaid a controller
from ltvuia. wbo had aavtn the pt.lot clcaranot to land. lheo futilely commanded. .. Go around."
.. You're atandina there lookintat an 11.J"Plane uplodr
and you know that pcoplr are dytQI. You don't have an)
idea how many ... be said. "There snot a .. thins you can do
for them. Zero."
Thiny people wmved the crash of the Jumbo Jet.
Nallonal Trtn1portat1on Safety Board investiptors
have not dctemuncd the cause of the crash. but wmd shear
-a sudden 1bJ.ft lD wmd speed and dlrccuoo spawned b~
severe thunderstorms -is a prime suspect ·
Seven mishaps t a llied
at Japanese a irports
Lotto pme. "And they've been good numben for New York• $41 million lottery. Alan Solloway, a spokesman for Bnush Airways, told
to us.' reporters in Manchester that the state-Owned airline was TOK XO (A~) -Seven mcadcnls an\ohang com.
The final winner, who bouaht a spotlight were the workers at Each of the Lucky 2l'eamsS18,000 making what he called immediate "computerized checks" mcrcial am:raft 1n two days, ancludmg an emergenc'
ticket in Albany, had not claimed the Hantscho Inc., a manufacturer of to $30,000 annually, said Karl on the cn&incs of its Bocma 737 fleet. No planes had been landana by oneJethner and an aborted takcoffb> anotht:r
prize by this momina, lottery officials offset printing presses in Mt. Vernon, Wallbura, vice president of manufac-grounded, however. were reported today.
said. Each of the winning tickets north of New York City. turing for the company. British Airways said it had not been told of a U.S. No mjuries were reported ID any of the incidents that
correctly predicted the numbers -Most of the 21 were immigrants A total of 113.670 tickets won government directive to check the U.S.-made Pratt & involved six airlines and more than 2.200 passengers and
14, 17, 22, 23, 30, 47 -drawn at who came in search of the American prizes ran&i ng down to $23. Whitney engines. crew at Japanese airports Thursday night and toda).
random from 48 possibilities. dream from China, the Dominican The lottery set several records: the However, Britain's Civil Aviation Authomy saad all The la~st. in the stnn~ of 1nc1dents, according to
The holder of the second winning Republic, Poland, Trinidad, Thai-$41 million jackpot, highest ever an Briush airlines that use the Pratt & Whitney engine had Transport Mmmry offictals, mvolved a ~onbv.est Onent
ticket, Joe Moore of Brooklyn, said at land. Yugoslavia. Paraguay and Hun-North America; $47 ,82S,432 an been informed of the order, although It was not mandatory Bocina 747 Jetliner that blew half of its 16 tares on landing
a news conference today that he was gary. prizes: ticket sales of S36, l 12.626; ID Britam. at Tokyo New International Airport at Nanta airport. and
numbafterleaminahe had won S 13. 7 "These guys arc hke a cross-section S2, 166. 7S7 ~id to Lotto vendors. "The airlines were informed for their informJluon an Au Fran~ Boema 747 that lost power an one of ns four
million. "I haven't really realized the of America. wath every ethnic, racial and $ l 6,2SO,d8 I for state education only ... a CAA press officer told The Associated Press. engines after leav'ing Nan ta. It landed safe I) m Osaka
impact of what's happened to me and religious group represented," The Lucky 21 was the largest group The 4·y~r-old plane that burned at Manchester had The ures on Northw"t Flight 001 from Los Angeles
yet," Moore said. saad Karl Wallburg, a vice president ever to split a first pnze an the stale about I 2.000 hours flytnJ lime, and would not have been were so shredded that tt had to be towed, forcing closurt ot
A regular lottery player, Moore said at Hantscho Inc . which manufac-lottery. said James Nolan. Lotto subject to lhc checks if they had been mandatory, the Nant.a's only runway for 1 hour and 40 minutes. an official
he probably would keep b.tSJOb wu.b a Lures pnnting presses. director for New York Cit)« avaauon official said. at Nan ta wd. Other incoming flights ""ere daHned to
computer data processing firm. "!feel w~ndcrful. great. tcmfically Their share, SIJ,666,667, was to be He said only planes with more than 17 000 hours Haneda 11rponon Tokyo Ba>
Asked how he would spend has excited. Maybe now I'll go out and d1stnbuted an 21 payments of fl)ang tame would have ~n affected. A Japan Transport Manast!) official did not consider
winnings, he said, "I'm probably buy myself a bag, brand new Amen-· S6SO. 793. meaning that each would The explodin~ engine created a fireball that engulfed the current spate of 1nc1dents unusual .. Over am g1' c:n
aoina to try to shelter a lot of at from can car," said Peter Lee, 38, nng-receive annual paymenu of about the rear of the Bntish A1rtours Jet as at sped down the penod of time they tend to a'erage ou1:· he said ·
Uncle Sam." leader of "The Lucic) 21 :· as they S24.000 after taxes. according to their runway. Officials say 54 people died an the scanng heat and But Japan Aar Lanes spok~man Geoff re> Tudor ..aid
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V.l.P. SPORTSWEAR
Save 25%: On selected famous makers
challis skirts. blouses. and sweaters. 0 . 272
Reg. 56.00 to 72.00 42.00 to 54.00
Save 25%: On selected better separates 1n
eluding wool gabardine pants skirts. jackets.
novelty sweaters and silk blouses 0 197
Ong. 44.00 to 68.00 33.00 to 51 .00
Take an ext,. 25% off: The ticketed price
on already-reduced V. I. P. Collections in-
cluding famous maker career collections
0 . 104 107 272
Ong 9 49 to 149.99 7.12 to 114.99
SPORTSWEAR IO'S
Save 25%: On misses denim ieans from
Gloria Vanderbilt, Sync. Sasson, more. 0
252 Reg 19 99 to 40 00 15.00 to 30.00
Save 25%: On garment-dyed Actif separates
0 . 252 Ong 9 00 to 20 00 6.75 to 15.00
Save 25%: On pants by Counterparts. Axiom
and Clio 0 443
Reg . 29 99 to 44 00 22.50 to 33.00
Take an extra 25% off: The ticketed price
on elreadV'·reduced separates from Claude.
Cito, Axiom and Counterparts 0 443 .
Reg 14 99 to 35.99 11.24 to 26.99
Take an extra 50% off: The ticketed price
of selected already-reduced sweaters and
blouses 0 40 43 125 134
Reg 9 99 to 39 99 4.99 to 19.99
PLAZA SPORTSWEAR
Save 25%: On all blouses in the Plaza blouse
dept 0 66 1001169/201 /297
Reg. 9 49 to 46.00 . 7.11 to 34.50
Save 25%: On all boucle cardigans 0
149 450 Reg 32.00 to 39 99 24.00 to 30.00
Save 25%: On our entire collection of casual
and career pants 0 . 135 442
Reg . 20.00 to 34.00 . 18.00 to 25.50
Sava 25%: On all Plaza denim from
Weekenders and N Y Jean Co 0 135
Reg 22 00 to 26 00 16.50 to 19.50
Save 25%: On our entire stock of Personal
Haberdashery polyester basics 0 133
Save 25%: On our entire stoc k of Koret
coordinates 0 133
Reg . 19.99 to 72 00 14.99 to 54.00
Sava 25%: On our entirP stock of Russ Togs
coordinates 0 133 237
Reg 19 99 to 88 00 14.99 to 61.00
FOCUS SPORTSWEAR
Sava 25%: On our own group of contem
porary Cygne Designs separates. 0 . 441
Reg 38 00 to 58 00 28.50 to 43.50
Save 25%: On our over sized V neck sweater
by Fenn Wriqht & Manson 0 243
Reg 3900 ~.26
Save 25%: On casual separati>s from your
favorite woman designer 0 198
Reg 40.00 to 87 00 28.40 to 57.42
MISSES COATS
Save 25%: On short and topper length coats
1n wool and wool blends D 25
Reg 86.00 to 160 00 84.50 to 120.00
Sava 25%: All-weather and travel coats D
226. Reg 69.99 to 115.00 52.48 to 88.25
SPECIAL SIZD
Save 25%: On our entire stock of novelty
and casual pants Sizes 32 to 38 O 127
Reg 26 00 to 38 00 19.60 to 28.60
Save 25%: On blue and cream active group
from Aileen 0 279 Sizes 38 to 44.
Orig 18 00 to 35 00 13.60 to 28.26
Save 25%: On coordinates from Ms. Russ
Sizes 38 to 44 D 132
Orig. 38.00 to 98 00 21.60 to 73.60
S.ve 26%: On Levi s Bendover pants Sizes
32 to 38 D 127 Reg 19 99 14.99
Save 25%: On Cotton Club coordinates from
Russ for petite s1ze,s 0 287
Reg . 28.00 to 38 00 21.00 to 21.60
S.ve 25%: On selected petite sweaters 0
405 Reg 28 00 to 50 00 21.00 to 37.60
S.ve 25%: On Counterparts French canvas
pant for petites 0 405 Reg 34 00 25..50
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Save 25%: On our entire stock of pure silk
dresses for misses and petites
0 . 22 11631238
Reg. 95.00 to 120.00 71 .25 to 90.00
Save 25%: On spun dresses for petites.
Sizes 4 to 14. 0 . 27. Reg . 29.99 22.60
Save 26%: On denim dresses from your
favorite woman designer. Misses sizes 0 .
22. Reg 92 00 to 102.00 19.00 to 71.60
Save 26%: On polyester doveskin dresses for
___ t~h_e.Jl.ffic.e~ Misses 6 to 14-. D-"'-49..._ __
Reg. 78.00 to 88.00 . . .. 68.60 to 81.00
Sava 26%: On our double breasted challis
coat dress. Misses sizes 8 to 16 0 . 73.
Reg. 48.00 3'.00
Save 26%: On all Neil Martin. Axiom and
Cassis polyester career dresses
Sizes 6 to 14. 0 21 49
Reg. 68.00 to 82.00 . . 51.00 to 81 .60
JUNIORS
Save 26%: On our entire stock of regular
priced Santa Cruz separates 0 . 130.
Reg 22 00 to 39 00 18.50 to 29.26
Save 26%: On selected lambswool polos and
vests, silk I angora sweaters and acrylic polos.
0 . 97. Reg. 19.99 to 28.00 . 14.99 to 21.00
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shaker knits. paisleys, and polo styles.
Sizes S-M-L D 64.
Reg . 29.99 to 44.00 22.49 to 33.00
Save 26%: On oversized solid shirts from St
Michel. Pure cotton, sizes S M L. 0 52
Reg . 30. 00 22.50
Save 25%: On colorful corduroys from
Sasson and Lucinda Sizes 3 to 13 0 . 129.
Reg . 30.00 . -22.50
Save 25%: On versatile fleece separates
Sizes S-M L 0 246 Reg 12 o6 1.00
Save 26%: On denims from Jordache, Union
Bay and Cherokee. 0 236
Reg 25.00 to 34.00 18.75 to 25.60
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on already reduced woven tops 0 . 521124.
Reg 9 49 to 24 99 7.11 to 11.74
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0 . 129. Reg. 34.00 25.60
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Tomboy Sizes 3 to 13. 0 . 129.
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S.ve 20%: On all bras and foundations. D.
191139/258. Reg . 5 .00 to 26.00 .4.00 to 20.M
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0 . 24/232/288/30.
Reg 12.00 to 40.00 1.80 to 32.00
Save 20%: On our entire stock of robes. 0 .
51 . qeg. 14.99 to 54.00 . 11.• to 43.20
Save 20%: On our entire stock of designer
sleepwear, loungewear, and robes. 0 . 54.
Reg. 19.99 to 94.00 . .1UI to 11..21
Save~= On our entire daywear collection.
(E)(cept Calvin Klein.) 0 260.
Reg. 5.00 to 48.00 4.00 to 11.40
Save 20%: On our entire stock of panties.
(Except Calvin Klein. I 0 260.
Reg. 2.50 to 12.00 2.00 to IM
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ches. Orig. 85.00 to 125 00 M.M
S.ve 50%: On 141( gold wedding bands. 0 .
810. Orig. 56 00 to 625.00 21.00 to 312..IO
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handbags and clutches. 0 . 1171172/422.
Reg . 17.99 to 100.00 14.• to M.00
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and neckwear, including designer. 0 . 41 .
Reg. 7.00 to 73.00 . . .. l .IO to U .40
Save 20%: On our entire stock of ladies
belts. 0 . 86/449.
Reg . 5.00 to 40.00 , 4.00 to 32.00
S.ve 20%: On our entire stock of vinyl hand-
bags and clutches. 0 37.
Reg . 20.00 to 40.00 11.00 to 32.00
S.ve 20%: On all Hanes,• Hanes Tool.·
Fitting Pretty,' Silk Reflections,' Hanes
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0 . 111 /427 /20/ 4391141.
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Save 20%: On our entire stock of Playtex.
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leather. goods. 0 . 142.
Reg . 8.00 to 100.00 . 8.40 to I0.00
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Reg . 42.00 to 95.00 ..... J3.IO to 71.00
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shoes. 0 . 35.
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Reg 39.00 to 50.00 31.20 to 40.00
Save 2C)%j On selected styles from 9 West
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75. Reg. 14.99 to 37.00 .... 11.M to 29.IO
S.ve 20%: On Reebok's top aerobic shoe,
"Freestyle." O. 101 . Reg. 38.00 ....... ••
-Save 21%: On our entire stock of Mia. 0 .
181 . Reg. 19.99 to 48.00 . . . 11 •• to •. 40
leve 21%: On our entire stock of long and
short sleeved woven sportshirts. 0 . 213/417 .
Reg. 15.00 to 28.50 . . 11.21 to 21.17
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Tournament, Robert Bruce and a famous
French designer. D. 50/212.
Reg. 19.00 to 30.00 . . . . . . . . 14.8 te D.M
S.ve ~: On French and American
deaigner sportswear. 0 . 216/170.
Reg. 32.60 to 75.00 . . Z4.J7 to K.21
&eve 21%: On our entire stock of Hagger
slacks end sportcoats. 0 . 182.
Reg. 21 .99 to 79.99 . . . . .. 11.41 to ...
S.V. ~On our entire stock of men'• up·
dated alacks. 0 . 245.
Reg. 30.00 to 42.00 . . . • .. 22.M to 11.-
leve M>: On our entire stock of men's
traditional sleeks. D 126.
Reg. 28.00 to 30.00 . 1tM to 22.11
In• 2l'M.: On.Robert Bruc.'1 10lid
Orlon 1cryllc v-neck swtlttrt. 0. 171 .
Reg. 26.00 .. .. . . . . .. . .. ........ 1UO •we ~: On Mtmbtrt Only epeultt dtt1il·
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leve ~ On our entire ttock of men'•
activeweer and weekend wear 0 . 109/2&1 .
Reg 8.00 to 54.00 ..... L• to J7a
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patterned dress shirts. 0 . 7/147/431 .
Reg. 23.00 to 30.00 . 17.26 to 22.60
S.ve 26%: On our entire stock of fitted
dress shirts. 0 . 218
Reg. 18.00 to 28.00 13.60 to 21.00
leve 30%: On our entire stock of men's
suits•, better sportcoats and dress slacks. 0 .
9/48/611192. •suits are in selected stores.
Reg. 57 .50 to 335.00 . 40.25 to 234.60
leve 25%: On better neck wear 0 . 225 only.
Reg. 12.00 to 18.50 9.00 to 13.17
S.ve 30%: On our entire stock of belts.
0 . 220/404/415.
Reg. 13.50 to 36.00 9.45 to 26.20
a.ve 30%: On all men's sunglasses. 0 . 105.
Reg. 10.00 to 65.00 7.00 to 41.50
S.ve 25%: On our entire stock of white
underwear. 0 . 91 .
Reg. 9.50 to 14.50 . 7.12 to 10.17
Save an extra 30% on: Our entire stock of
already reduced robes. 0 164.
Reg. 19.99 to 29.99 13.99 to 20.99
S.ve 25%: On all men's hosiery. 0 . 281 .
Reg. 3.00 to 8.50 . . 2.25 to 1.37
a.ve 20%: On our entire stock of Freeman
and Florsheim shoes. 0 57.
Reg. 94.00 . 31.40 to 75.20
S.ve 20%: On our entire stock of active
shoes. 0 . 284.
Reg. 15.00 to 54.00 ........ 1~ to Q.20
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leve 21%: On our entire stock o woven
shirts. D. 183.
Reg. 9 .99 to 22.00 . 7.41 to 11.IO
leve 25%: On our entire stock of fall casual
and dress slacks. 0 . 1861187.
Reg. 20.00 to 40.00 . . · . .15.00 to 30.00
Save 26%: On all our young men's sports·
wear collections. 0 . 293.
Reg. 12.00 to 65.00 1.00 to 41.00
Save 26%: On our entire stock of Steinwurt-
zel fleece and Modz polar fleece activewear.
0 . 185. Reg. 12.00 to 30.00 . 1.00 to 22.IO
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S.ve 21%: On striped knit tops by Campus
Le Tigre, Our Gang and more. Sizes 8 to 20.
Reg. 9.99 to 20.00 . 7.60 to 15.00
S.ve 30%: On our entire stock of shorts (ex-
cept Quiksilver). Sizes 8 to 20. O. 241 .
Reg. 4.99 to 17.00 3.50 to 11.IO
lave 30%: On our entire stock of dress
shirts, dress 1tacks and blazers.
Sizn 8 to 20. 0 . 98/239.
Reg. 7.00 to 45.00 . . . 4.90 to 31.IO
leve JOIMi: On boys 4 to 7 Ocean Pacific and
West Coast Kids corduroy shorts. D. 74
Reg. 6.99 to 14.00 4.89 to l.IO
S.ve 30%: On our entire stock of Adidas ac-
tivewear. Boys 4 to 7 O 74 .
Reg. 7.50 to 13.00 . . 5.25 to 9.1 0
leve 30%: On boys 4 to 7 OshKosh
playwear. 0 . 74.
Reg. 12.00 to 18 .00 . . . . . . . 8.40 to 12.IO
S.Ve 30%: On lzod knit tops for sizes 4 to 7.
0 . 74. Reg. 17.50 ............... .'12.21
leve 211%: On our entire stock of Health·Tt)(
playwear. 0. 44/137/418/419/420/428.
Reg. 5.99 to 18.00 . . . .4.41to11.IO
leve ~: On our entire stock of Osht<osh
s>fa\'Weer for newborn•, inf en ts, toddlers and
girl1 4 to 6X. D. 83/90/96/137/
234/'28. Reg. 7.60 to 31 .00 .... 1.21 to 21.10
leve 21%: On our entire stock of plush
enlrnals in children's accessories. O. 102.
Reg. 6.99 to 50.00 . . . . . . . .4.41to17.IO
leve 21%: On our entire stock of girls' •
totn, .h1ndb1ga, beckpeck1, plus he r tc· ceuor1e1 end aunglaue1 by Riviere. o. 102.
Reg. 2.00 to 26.00 . . . . . .... 1.• to 11.11
lne ~ On our entire stock of girls 7 to
14 denim jeans. 0 . 44.
Reg. 15.98 to 32.00 . . . • . . 11.M to 24.•
le¥e II"= On our entire stock of girla 4 to
14 ltHpwear. O. 79.
Reg. 4.99 to 38.00 ........... 3.74 to 27.M
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S.ve 1.00 to 5.00: Our collection of desk
lamps, swing arm lamps, booklights, clip
ons. (Dept. 15). Reg.9.99 to 14.99 8.99
Save 21%: Walter le• curved glass frames
(Dept. 15).
Save 60%: All photo albums. (Dept. 151.
Orig. 9.99 to 24.99 . .4.91 to 12.49
S.Ve 60%: Monkey hand puppets.
(Dept. 28). Reg. 20.00...... . 10.00
Save 60%: All music boxes. (Dept. 28).
Reg. 10.00 to 100.00 5.00 to 50.00
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Save 60%: King and queen sheet clearance.
(Dept. 21. Orig. 22.00 to 37 .00 ...... 7.99
Save 60%: Discontinued sheets. (Dept. 21 .
Orig. 26.00 to 70.00 . 3.99 to 34.99
Save 60%: Selected imported flannel sheets.
(Dept. 2). Orig. 13.00-24.00 . 3.99 to 11.99
Save 60%: Pipeline solid sheets in discon-
tinued colors. (Dept. 2).
Orig. 13.00 to 28.00 8.49 to 13.99 .
S.ve 11% to 50%: Current sheet patterns.
(Dept. 2). Ong. 11 .00 to 72.00 4.99 to 69.99
S.ve 60%: Our blanket selection including
cotfon thermal, acrylic thermal and wool
blends. Twin to king (Dept. 551
Orig. 25.00 to 120.00 14.99 to 59.99
S.ve 60%: Our entire collecuon of :mattress
pads, twin to king. (Dept. 264) Ong. 30.00
to ~.00 15.99 to 39.99
Save 60%: Our entire selection of pillows in-
cluding white goose down, white down.
feather/down blends and'synthetics.
Std. to king. (Dept. 266).
Orig. 20.00 to 200.00 9.99 to 99.99
S.ve 50%: On our entire selection of panels.
(Dept. 101. Ong. 18.00 to 90.00 8.99 to 44.99
Save 60%: Discontinued comforters.
bedspreads and matching accessories. (Dept.
10). orig. 29.99 to 219.99 ... 14.99 to 109.99
S.ve 50%: Kitchen curtains. panels, ready
made and made to measure draperies.
(Dept. 101.
S.ve 60%: Made to measure IT\ini blinds,
verticals and mini woods. (Dept. 101.
S.ve 50%: Chintz pillows by Arlee. (Dept.
10). Orig. 9.00 to 15.00 4.49 to 7.49
S.ve 50%: All our tablecloths, placemats,
napkin rings, decorator rounds and
tablepads. (Dept. 1131.
Orig. 1.99 to 200.00 . . .99 to 99.99
S.ve 11.00 to 50~00: Assorted woven rugs in
many styles and colors. 20" x40" to 30" x50".
(Dept. 2651. Orig. 26.00 to 60.00 9.99
Save 50%: Every beach towel in our collec-
tion. (With the exception of Cabana collec-
tion. Dept. 231 Ong. 18.00 to 45.00 8.99
leve 50%: Royal Velvet Facets"' from
Fieldcrest. Wash to bath. (Dept. 231. If
perfect 4.00 to 16.50 ........... 1.99 to 6.99
Save 50%: lap trays in red, white, blue or
yellow. (Dept. 70). Reg. 15.00 7.50
Save 20%: Our entire collection of
silverplated holloware including trays,
teaware. baby gifts and other giftware
(Dept. 1661.
Save 50%: Oneida stainless 5-pc. place
settings. (Dept. 59).
Reg. 27.50 "to 75.00 . . 13.71 to 37.50
leve 50%: Buffet plates from Villeroy and
Boch. (Dept. 433). Orig. 35.00 ..... 12.99
S.Ve 50%: Mikasa 20 pc. dinnerware sets.
(Dept. 11). Orig. 110.00 to 180.00 . . . 41.99
leve 2llM» to 33%: Selected Dansk dinner-
ware. (Dept. 11 l.
leve 2ftt to 21%: Villeroy and Boch
dinnerware. (Dept. 111.
leve 60%: Franciscan Desert Rose 20 pc.
dinnerware set. (Dept. 11 I Reg. 263.00 .a.11 •v• 21%: lipper Blue Danube dinnerware.
(Dept. 11 ).
leve 1R to 60%: W~gwood dinnerware.
(Dept. 11). •
leve 20'MI to 33%: Noritake dinnerware.
(Dept. 11L
leve U1. to U1: Califomil wines bottled
by Parduccl. Cabernet Sauvignon, Sauvignon
~nc. eto. 10-.:>t. 845.) t50 ml.
Reg. 6.00 to 7.00 . .. . . .. .. . 1.•
leve a• to 40.-. CoUector decanters
fll'9d with 760mJ. of IPlritt. (Dept. 846).
Orig. 49.95 to 79.96 . . . . . . . 1 ... to M.11
No ......... LJc.••d ..... only.
Save 20.00: Braun 12-cup coffee maker.
!Dept. 95). Ong. 60.00 29.99 wtth rebate.
See your salesperson for details. I.
Save 50%: Cotton import ~1tchen towels
IDept. 2551 Ong. 1 00 . .50
Save 40%: Terracottoa cactus cannisters.
(Dept. 206). Ong. 27 50 16.99
Save 30% to 38%: Terracotta ''Cantina"
serveware. (Dept. 206) Ong 12.50 to 20.00
7.99 to 13.99
Save 33%: Old Homestead 21 pc
cutlery/gadget set !Dept. 1941
Orig. 59.99 39.99
Save 40.00: World Famous Bike IDept. 207).
Orig. 89.99 49.99
S&ve 20.00: V ita master Mu1tiuym ---
!Dept. 2071 Ong 119 99 99.99
S.ve 10.00: Ce1hng Fans from Codep
(Dept. 452). Ong 49 99 39.99
Save 10.00: Oster blender I Dept 95)
Orig. 35.00 24.99
Save 10.00: Hamilton Beach stand mixer.
!Dept. 951. Orig 40 .00 29.99
Save 4.00: Panasonic 4 slice toaster
!Dept. 951. Ong 29 00 24.99
Save 20.00: G.E. toaster oven. !Dept 95).
Orig. 70 00 . . 49.99
Save 6.00: West Bend wok. (Dept 951.
Orig. 29.99 .24.99
Save 10.00: West Bend slow cooker.
(Dept. 95). Orig 32.00 24.99
Save 3.00: West Bend stop watch
I03pt. 2071. Ong. 14.99 11.99
Save 10.00: W et Tunes shower radio.
·· !Dept. 2071. Ong. 24.99 . . 14.99
Save 50%: Ingrid open stock dinnerware.
!Dept 2591 Ong. 2 00 10 4.00 1.00 to 2.00
Save 60%: Imported marble IDe~. 2051
Orig 4.99 to 15 99 2.49 to 7.99
Save 60%: Fitted picnic basket from Out to
lunch !Dept 2591 Orig 64 00 32.00
Save 60%: Thermal totes from Kalor
!Dept. 2591. orig 50.00 24.99
Save 60%: Metropol stainless steel open
stock cookware (Dept 261 I
Orig. 12 99 to 80 00 5.99 to 19.99
Save 30.00: Mikasa 7 pc porcelain on steel
cookware set (Dept 261 I Orig 89 99 59.99
Save 20.00: Revere 7 pc stainless steel
cookset copper bonoms only (Dept. 143).
Orig. 59.99 .... . . . . 39.99
Save 30.00 Leyson 7 pc anodized aluminum
cookset. (Dept. 143)
Orig. 99.99 69.99
Save 20.00: Wearever 12 pc. aluminum
cookset with Silverstone' interior
(Dept. 1431. Orig. 79.99 . 59.99
Save 30.00: Revere 8 pc. stainless steel
cookware set (Dept. 143). orig. 89.99 59.99
Save 60%: Club aluminum open stock
cookware with Silverstone· interiors !Dept
1431. Orig. 30.00 to 72 00 9.99 to 19.99
Save 37%: Epicure 40 pc Paradise d1nnei ..
ware. (Dept. 39) Reg. 79.99 49.99
Save 50%: Epicure 40 pc. Floral dinnerware.
(Dept. 39). Reg. 69.99 tl.99
Save 20% to 33%: Decorative barware from
J.G. Durand and Great American. (Dept 39.1
Reg . 9.99 to 14.99 7.11 to 9.19
Save 50%: Skyway duffle, carry-on, pullman
or garment bag. (Dept 211). Orig. 68.00
to 120.00 . . . . . . 34.00 to 19.00
a.ve 50%: Pegasus nylon luggage in blue.
Tote. duffle. boarding bag, carry on, 25" and
28" pullman and garment bag . (Dept. 211 ).
Reg. 67.00 to 132.00 . . . 33.71 to •oo
S.ve 50%: High Spirit luggage From M&M
Verdi in wine nylon Tote, carry on, 26"
and 28"pullman, garment bag and 24"
pullman (Dept. 33) '
Reg. 16.99 to 49.99 . 1.41 to 24.•
•ve 11%: Baltimore luggage in khaki jute ·
and contrast stripes. Tote, carry-on, 26" and
28" pullman and garment bag (Dept. 33).
orig. 19.99 to 69.99 . . •·• to M.• S.V. ~Totes from Nike, High Si rr1
and Milano ID pt. 331.
Reg. 7 .99 to 38 99 . . . . . . . ... 3.11 to 11.41
Save 100.00: Maytag 1.2 cu. ft. microwave 1
oven. IDept. 114). Orig. 299.00 . 119.00
Save I0.00: O'Keefe and Merrit compact
.5 cu ft . microwave oven. (Dept 1141.
Ong 219.00 . 129.00
Save 30.00: Eureka upright vacuum cleaner
(Dept. 1141. Ong. 89.99 51.91
Save I0.00: Magnavox 19" color remote T. V
!Dept. 721 . Orig. 389.99 291.00
Save 100.00: RCA 25" Remote color console
T V. (Dept. 721. Ong 599.99 479.00
Save 100.00: RCA 13" color portable, auto
color T. V. (Dept. 721 Ong 279 00 179.00
S.ve 330.00: Fisher 100 watt audio system.
(Dept 881. Orig. 999.00 •.oo
Save 130.00: Fisher 50 watt audio system,
(Dept 88). Orig. 599.00 411.00
Save I0.00: Emerson compact stereo system.
(Dept. 881. Orig. 149.00 19.00
Save 30.00 to 39.00: Our 3-piece AM/FM
stereo recorder ~ith detachable speaker.
(Dept. 447). Orig! 129.00 . . ... a .99
Save 20.00: Our AM I FM stereo recorder
with 4-way speaker system. Choose from
2 styles. IDept. 4471. Reg 69.99 .41.91
Save 120.00: Magnavox wireless h1-fi VCR
with 14 day, 4 event programming.
(Dept. 2351. Ong. 599.00 . .479.00
Special pwchaee: Panasonic wired re:~ VCR (Dept. 235). .00
Save ™-Reeord-a-C-aff beeperless an er-
ing machine (Dept. 426) Ong. 99.99 79.19
Save 20.00: AT&T Exeter phone.
(Dept. 426). Ong. 49.99 .. 21.•
Save an addition~ 20%: off the sale price
of assorted discontinued typewriters.
(Dept 131.
Save en edditionet 20%: off the sale price
of discontinued phones and answering
machines. !Dept. 426).
Save 20%: All discontinued Casio keyboards
(Dept. 131.
Save 30% to 50%: Every Simmons. Stearns
and Foster. and King Ko1I mattress Free
frame with every Beautyr8*t,-.Correct
Comfort and Posture Bond purchase
(Dept 691
Save .n eddftionel 20% off: the sale price·
all wall mirrors. framed prints. wall decor
clocks, etc (Dept. 31 I
S.ve en eddtdorwl ~ off: the sale price
all screens. original oil paintings, Oriental an
pieces, etc. (Dept 146),
•ve en _...._., ~ off: me aale prioe
ill lampa including crystal, Stiffef, tohd braM
1nd c.ramica Torch•, eccent, wall and
floor lamps (Dept 71 I.
Save.., eddhionlll 10%: W ide selection of
already reduced Oriental and contemporary
area rugs. Choose from styles Madrid. Mar
quis, Kebir. Jasmine and Ma1al I Dept 451
Ong. ~.00 to 750.00 31.00 to 449.10
Save 34% to 60%: Wall to wall carpenng.
Choose from 12 Qualities and over 200 col-
ors. Sate price includes complete 1nstallat1on
of carpet and pad , free measure and 't
estimate, choice of 60 ounce rubber pad or
7I 16 inch rebond pad and removal of old
carpet. (Dept 321. 14.11 to 21.•
114 yd. Installed. .......
Save 251.00 to 311.00: Assorted sofas.
tables and chairs from Berkhne's Niagara
Family room I Dept 2311 Ong 449.00 to
899 00 191.00 to 618.00
Save 451 .00: Marshmallow style recliner
100<:\ti herculon velvet in cocoa f Dept 2101
Ong 700 00 241.00
Save 12&.00: Rattan swivel rocker with olefin
reversible seat cushion in natural Dept
1651 orig 225 00 99.00
Save 100.00: Imported wh1twW1cker rocker
!Dept 1651 Orig 199 00· 99.00
Save 301 .00: Trans1t1on"'Ifl sofa 1n steel blue
olefin velvet !Dept 3Al Or1q 699 00 398.00.
S.ve 291.00: Contemporary sofa 1n natural
fabric with accent pillows (Dept 381
Ong 649 00 388.00.
Save 151.00: Contemporary scoop chair
in parachute cloth Assorted colors
IDept 2761 Ong 299 00 141.00
Save 400.00: Trad1t1onal pub chair and
ottoman 1n chestnut vinyl f Dept 2761
Orig. 598 00 191.00
Save I00.00: Mirror top extension table with
beveled edges on a brass frame tDept 2741
Ong 1199 00 591.00
Save I00.00: 5 piece dining set 1n lacquer
finish Imported from Italy !Dept 2741
Orig. 1499 00 199.00
Sawe 571.00: Contemporary 3 piece wall
system 1n almond lacquer finish I Dept 2751
Ong 1675 oo 1cm .. oo
S.ve 22.3.00: Oak entertainment cen ter from
Eric Morgan (Dept 2751
Orig. 100.00 cn.oo
S.ve 72100: Almond lacquer entertainment
center (Dept 2751
Orig 1500 00
S.ve .., U1r8 1Gl'Mt off: the sale price of
selected Chinese, Indian and dhume hand
woven Onentel rugs (Dept ~I At
Downtown Plaza. Del Amo T opanga Plaza
Northridge. Santi Anita. G ndale. Sherman
Oaks, Newport Beach, laguna Hilts. Century
C1tv and Santa Monica
INTIRMEDIATE MARKDOWNS MAY HAVE BEEN TAKEN. ALL, AVAILABLE WHILE QUANTITIES LAST.
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THE BROADWAY
N wport: 47 Fuh1on laland. Lacuna Hilla: 24100 t..,una Hilla Mall Hun~ BMch: m EdiJ\cer Ave.
A.a Orange CoNt DAILY PILOT/Friday, Augutt 23, 19'5
Cost-sharing prompts less em.ergehcy room use
80 tON (AP) -Even when rich and poor people
have equal health insurance, the les affluent arc more
likely to seek routine c:arc at emeracncy rooms, accordina
to a study published Thul"ldly
pnvate physicians With offi~ tn their nc1JhborhoodS 01"
because they had aottcn used to seckana treatment there
when they had inadequate insurance coverqe.
-Emeraency room e~penses for those with incomes
an the lower third were 64 percent hfaher than for tho5C in
the upper third
The ,tudy could not answer the question of what
happened to the people who avoided emeraency rooms
bccaust of the cosL The rcscarcbers speculated that 10me
went elsewhere for uu1ment or limply took care of
themselves. The poor traditionally have relied on emeraency
rooms rather than pnvate physicians for care, and some
re-searchers suspected this was because they had less
insurance cove~e.
Their study found that people are far less likely toaoto hospital emeraeney room• for treatment of colds. scrapes -Expen~s for people with free care were 42 percent
and other minor ills if they are required to pay part of the h•&her than for tbosc on the 95 percent plan and about 16 bills themsclve1. percent hl&her th'k for those with smaller amounts of cost
Typical health insurance policies often pay most or all shanna.
The researchers noted that despite the ara1.1ment Lhlt
cost-shuina leads to hl&her eventual oosts because people
put ofT treatment until their ailments beQomo more
serious. the study does not bear that out. But an citpenmental insurance proaram reponed
today 1n the New EnaJand Journal of Medicine showed
that this does not completely explain the different patterns
of use.
of the cost ofcmcrJcncy room visits, even ifthecomplaint -People wuh free care used emeriency rooms 90
could be handled in • doctor's office. . , • percent more than the others for such mmor ailments as
"Our findings indicate that aiven equal insurance,''
researchers wrote, "low-income persons still use consider·
ably more emeraency depanment services and that the
emcrscncy department provides a substanttally arcater
proponion of their ambulatory care."
The study, dl,rected by Dr. Kevin 'F. 0 Grady, was scrapes, sprains. colds, Ou and backaches. But their use for
based on an expenment conduct~ by t~e Rand Corp. on more uraent diaanoscs, suc)t as cuts, fractures and chest
3,973 people selected at random tn Ohio, Massachusetts pain, was only 30 percent higher.
"Any increased cosu or coinsurance d1.1e to delayed
care arc outwei&hed by the Increased ute of services
associated with the free plan," they wrote. and W11h1naton state.
Theexperiment~vided peop~ 1nwfour1nsurance ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ plans. One plan paid all of people s health costs. The rest
required them to pay either 25, 50 or 95 pe~nt of their
The researchen speculated that the poor people in the
study relied on emeracncv rooms because there were few
medical bills up to a muimum of $1 ,000 a year.
Among the findin~:
Beauty's in eye of the potato?
BRUNSWICK. Maine (AP) -1' summer an exhibit
at Bowdoin Colleae opened to mixed reviews, but by the
time it closed even the eithibit's creators had to admit the
work wu rotten.
hutenina the an's demise. Even before it went bad, the potato-an had already
been the source of controversy. Bowdoin spokesman
Richard Mersereau said the show defied description.
The show, called The Potatoes Act Out A Paradi.sm
Shift. turned into 2,000 pounds of rotten Maine spuds and
the coll~c·s Museum of Art had to fumi,pte its pllery.
Officials blame last week's humid weather for
"It's as if you stood on your head and could ao below
around and look at them,' he said of the potatoes. "It
looked very much like the 'Twilight Zone' if you were a
potato beetle."
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PUBLIC NOTICE .,
Announcement of Public Hearing
Study Results Available For Proposed Improvements to
The CUiver Drtve/l-405 Overcrossing
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Why
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Where You
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When and
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project
CALTAANS (California Department of Transportation) and the City of
Irvine are proposing to widen the Culver Drive Overcross1ng and mod-
ify the oH-ramps The improvements consist of the construction of two
add1t1ona1 lanes over the 1-405 and improvement of the northbound and
southbound oH-ramps
CALTRANS has studied the ettects this pro1ect may have on the envir-
onment Our studies show that 1t will not s1gn1f1cantly affect the quality
of the environment The report that expUuns why 11 called a Negative
Declarat1on t Environmenta1 Assessment {NO/EA) This notice 1s to
advise you of the avallab1l1ty of the study and a scheduled public hear-
ing on the pro1ect
Maps and the Negative Declarat1on/Envlronmental Aaaesament are
available for review at CAL TRANS. 120 S Spring St . Los Angeles and
at Irvine City Hall. 17200 Jamboree Blvd . Monday through Friday
Do you have any comments about proce11lng the pro1ect with a Nega-
tive Oeclarat1ontEnvironmental A11e11ment? Do you disagree with our
f1nd1ngs as set forth 1n the NO/EA? would you care to make any other
comments on the proiect? Please 1ubm1t your comment• no later than
Sept&mber 27th 1985 tow 8 BALLANTINE Caltrans Environmental
Planning 120 S Spring St Los Angeln CA 90012
A Public Hearing will be held at Culverdale Community Center 375•
Hamilton Street Irvine on August 27 1985 at 7 pm
For more information please contact
Ron Kosinski Dennis W1lberg
Caltrans City of Irvine
(2131 620-3i55 171 4) 660-369-t
Chris M1yag1sh1ma
, City o f Irvine
.(714) 660-3832
Life mimics carnival art
''Stop the merry-go-round, I want to aet off,"
mt.cht have been Elroy the zebra'• plea to
Shawn Cullin• at the New York State Fair.
Actually. the r oaatabout wu jut at..U.. the
animal from the pettiDC IOO mmtblt a
workout paat a caroaeel.
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Th<' f•l\I lO peopll' 10 t'nlt>r 1he \tore on Saturday, August 14, will receive ii gift
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-statue's
history
1 comesout
of closet
NEW YORK (AP) -America's
atucs. closets. trunks, trash cans and
taJ sales arc yielding a treasure trove
of Statue of Libeny and Ellis Island
anifacts and memorabilia, accordinJ to the American Museum of Immi-
gration.
"We didn't have a glimmer of
what's out there until we started to
receive it." said Paul Kinney, curator
of the museum on Liberty Island in
New York Harbor. "We are absolute·
ly amazed at some of the things
people have sent us."
Sylvia Weaver Jones of Chevy
Chase, Md., was browsing at a church
book sale when she spotted a proaram
for the statue's 1886 dedication
ceremony. She bouaht the proaram
for $12 and passed it along to arateful
museum officials.
Irene Soar of Pawtucket, R.J., sent
the uniform and sword worn by the t.iii-..;;;;;;.;;;===..;;;=====:;;;;==========iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;-1 officer who led the parade markina II the dedication.
431 31st St., Newport Beach
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(Acroaa from Fidco)
A woman in Redwood City, Calif.,
donated an inscribed watch com-
memorating her areat-arandfather's
role as the first person to liaht the
statue's torch before the dedication
ceremony.
She and several other donors were
not identified by the museum because th~ir permission had not been ob-
tained.
An Essex, Conn., collector sent rare
photoaraphs of' the arrival and un-
loadina of the ship that earned the statue's pieces from Fram:e.
An Illinois woman searcbina
throuah the trash found an un·
publiihed book manuscript written
by a social worker at the Ellis Ialand immiiration station.
Kinney said that sucb items help
researchers fill In the historical record
of the statue, the immiaration station
and their times. But many aaps
remain.
There are no photos, for example,
of the statue belna auembled.
"Photoaraphy was about 40 years
old then, and there were a lot of
camera bup around," Kinney said. "I
do believe there are photos out
there."
He said he alao hopes to receive
materials that miaht verify or debWlk
aome myths11uch 11 the one that Ellia
Island lmmlaration officen some-
times chal\led or &hone.Md Iona
surnames o(European immipuu.
"What p1pers wc~~ple auued, if they were Issued an ina?'' be ubd.
"We believe mos 1 thtf left Ellis
Island watb nothina' after inspection.
lmmiaration cards or doaametlta,
he said, mi&ht settle whether namea wm chaqed, artd if IO whether it wu
done by immiptlon of'lkia1I or tbt
compilen ofabippinacompany pua..
enpr ll1t1.
Other popular taJet of Elli• bland
involve alleled c~ In detti·
nation: the man who wanted to JO to
Houston and wound up on Man-
hattan'• Houston Strttt. the f'tmily
that wanted to. IO to Amsterdam
Avenue but would up in Amsterdam,
a town in upstate New York.
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Enjoytna the duck• ....
1t.eryone reacted differently whep the
dacb at Bantina(ton Beach Central Park
approached thl• lOanome to beg for lunch.
Offertq food are. from left, Lall and Lorl
Hoffman. Kerl Millaap and Donna Rich-
ardaon.
Irvine to give $280,000
to convention bureau
By Pen. SNEIDERMAN
Oflllila.IJNel .....
The new Irvine Convenuon and
Visitors Bureau wtll receive $280,000
in city money to help lure business
people and tourists to local hotels and
restaurants.
The allocation for the bureau's first
I 0 months of operation was approved
by the Irvine City Council this week
despite some opposition.
Supponers said it was a way to
return some ta.x dollars to the local
hospitality industry and to promote
the master-planned city. But critics
on the council sajd the bureau should
be funded strictly by the pri vate
sector.
Nevertheless, the council voted 3-2
Tuesday to approve an immediate
allocation of $52,000, with an ad-
ditional $228,000 promised during
the city's mad-year budget review an
January. The bureau as required to
submit a proposed annual bud$el,
outlining ats goals and markeung
plans, and at must present a progress
report in January.
The city money plus $1 9,000 an
membership fees from local hotels.
restaurants and related businesses.
wtll subsidize the bureau from Sep-
tember 1985 through June 1986
Irvine now has four hotels offenng
about 1.500 rooms. Four more local
hotels arc scheduled to open by
mad-1988. doubling the number of
rooms.
The city charges hotel guests an 8
percent transient occupancy or bed
ta.x. The ta.x is expected to generate
$2. 7 million for the city dunng the
fiscal year that began July I
On June 25. the council approved
the city's participation in the new
bureau, with funding not to exceed
one-eighth of the year's bed tax
revenues.
The new bureau's budget will cover
the hiring of an executive director. a
sales and membership manager and a
secretary. It will also pay for
adveruscments and for the prep-
aration and d1stribut1on of conven-
tion brochures.
Anaheim as the only other Orange
County community with a ctty-
subs1d1zed convention and v1sttors
bureau.
A bureau set up for the Newport
Beach area receives no City fundang.
Costa Mesa allocated $120,000 for a
visitors bureau over a 1wo-}ear
period. then discontinued the substd)'
after determ1nmg the organ1zat1on
was aneffect1ve. accordmg to a repon
presented to the lrvme council
Supporters of the Irvine Conven-
tion and V1s1tors Bureau predict it I
wall bnng more than 10.000 ad-
dt11onaJ v1sttors to the city and lead to
8.000 more "room nights'' at local
hotels during its first 12 months.
Dunng Tuesday's meeting. Coun-
cilman Larry Agran suggested that 1f a
convention bureau will so easily
increase business. the hotels should
be walling to underwrite the organiza-
tion without city funding.
But Councilman David Sills
countered by asking. "What's wrong
with &Ovemment pu tung something
back into an in dustry that's suppon-
ang us'I"
Councilwoman Barbara Wiener
saad she did not v1ew allocating
money to a conve ntion bureau as "a
high pnonty for expendtture of
•axpayer funds."'
Mayor David Baker supported the
bureau funding. saying. "lrvane has a
great product lo promote ...
Baker. Salls and C'Ounolwoman
Sally Anne Maller voted tn favor of
the convention bureau funding. while
Agran and \.\i 1ener opposed.
Laguna to allow surfers
cit Agate Street Beach
By LISA MAHONEY
The Laguna Beach City Council
took the followang actions at 11s
Tuesday meeting.
•Voted to allow surfe~ at Agate
Street Beach except between noon
and 5 p.m daily when the water 1s
reserved for swimmers and Boogie
boarders. Surfers are not restncted
before June 15 and after ScpL 15. so
the ordinance. which goes anto effect
in 30 days. wall not be enforced unttl
next summer.
•Appropnated $7,300 ac, the Ctt} 's
share of a fund to protest a proposal
that could allow oil rigs off Newport
and Laguna beaches. The money wall
be spent to advertize a public mcetinp,
with U.S. lntenor Sccretar} Donald
P Hodel and other effom 10 publtc11c
Orange Coast beach c1t1es displeasure
wtth the proposal
•Clanfied a cond1t1onal u<,e permit
granted to Norm Ka mans. the o" ner
of propert} at 211-217 Broad"a)
that emphastse'i that a sec~d stor) to
be constructed atop Food Village ma:r
not be used to house a fa'it food
restaurant or other take-out t:.pe
eatery.
•Dented a St millton claim from
Em1ho V1scom1 who said he wa-;
injured whale a passenger in a l3r
travehn& on Laguna Canyon Road
whale city sewer hnes were being
anstalled.
•Agreed to accept apphcattons for
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' 1cws ""'"be held dunng 1hc Sept 17 ( 11)-Council meettng o\pphcat1ons
ma)-be obtained at tht> City Clerk's
office
• .\ppropnated $10.600 to com en
the cit) ·s parking meters from 30
cents to 50 cents an hour.
• Redass1 lied thr I 000 block of
(1lenne}'re from the medium dcnstl)'
res1dent1al 1one to the limned handi-
craft and local business 1one. The
change as an conformance with the
city's General Plan.
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Along with the right style and
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and high performance in your
carpet Cabin Cratts gives 1t to
you At ternf1c savings All their
textures and patterns are fashioned
of Ultron" Nylon to resist soil and
stain And Wear-Dated~ Warranty
assures you of lasting perlormance
Cabin Cratts Carpets . ii:f6
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f Patur1rg SOIT'P o'
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With so many textures and colors that you
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or prices wer on thPSe luxJ1 qua t v cari ~1 s
And our expP.r1enceC1 1nsta lat1on teams c1'~ '•'"'~;,
to put them 1n fast wh1IP lhe
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Fri. 10 a.m. to I p.m.
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2215 HARBOR BL VD.
COSTA MESA
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~ Cout DAILY PILOTIFrid1y. August 23, 1985
Setting record
straight about
clove cigarettes
It is the policy of this newspaper to allow as much
freedom of expression as good taste, space and the libel
laws allow in our lctten to the editor. ·
If someone cares enough to take the time to put his
opinions in writing, he should have a forum in whic h to
present it for public consideration, dissection and
reaction. We think it is important to provide that forum
to the community, for the free exchange of ideas is a
bulwark of democracy.
So we edit letters only minimally and we never
censor their content -except fo r clearly offe nsive slang
that would be inappropriate in a daily newspaper of
general circulation. And we don't engage in argument
with our writin~ readers.
Our editonal voice is only one in a large, diverse and
pretty sophisticated community. We do not use it to
stifle others.
But the right to hold and express an opinion does
not automatically endow a letter writer with the right to
pass off false information as fact. ,
That's what Charles Ecker did in a letter published
Wednesday on our Opinion page. Since Ecker wrote
about a public health issue -clove cigarettes -we are
bending our policy and answering Ecker's letter in a n
attempt to set the record straight.
Ecker is the director of tlie Information Center of
the Specialty T obacco Council; he is the public relations
man fo r the clove cigare tte makers and he gets paid to say
good things about clove cigarettes. His letter took issue
with information published in the Daily Pilot o n July 26
in a story written by o ur reporter Steve Marble.
First, Ecker brands as a .. preposterous conclusion"
Marble's statement that the national Centers for Disease
Control in Atlanta, Ga., released a report documenting
12 cases in which people developed respiratory
complications after smoking clove cigarettes. Two of
those people, including a 17-year-old Newpo rt Beach
boy, died. Well, Mr. Ecker, there is no concl usion.
preposterous or otherwise, in that statement. But it is
indisputable fact that researchers at the CDC found what
they called "a d isturbing pattern" involving clove
cigarettes and lung illness.
By flogging us with a hot word like "preposterous,"
Ecker attempts to undermine the effect of the real
information m the story.
Next, Ecker takes issue with our headline: "Pressure
mountin~ to ban selling of clove ci garettes" and the
secondary headline "Respiratory ailment, even death.
blamed on Indonesian im port."
Ecker's very employment is evidence t hat the clove
cigarette industry 1s feelin~ the negative pressure
mo unting against rt. The Specialty Tobacco Council that
lists Ecker as director of information was formed late in
May and immediately launched a public relations
campaign to answer health critics. It also has considered
legal challenges to the constitutionality of anti-clove
cigarette laws.
G roups all over the country are claiming that clove
cigarettes ~e responsible fo r respiratory problems. The
cigarettes have been banned in New Mexico and similar
bans have been proposed or are pending in Michigan,
Nevada, Colorado and Fl orida. The doctor, the la':")'er
and the parents of the teen-ager who died after smokmg
cloves believe the cigarettes contributed to his death.
Ecker accuses the Pilot of committing an error m
reporting that Florida banned clove cigarette sales. "A
law was passed J uly I and overturned a week later,"
Ecker wrote.
That ~ is fa lse. A Florida Superior Court Judge
granted a temporary restraining order to the clove
cigarette people while the court studied the law to define
the issues. T he law has not been overturned; it has been
suspended. Should the Judge rule m favor of the
Legislature, the ban will be enacted.
Finally, Ecker d isputes the characterization of
Colorado being "on the verge" of passing a clove
cigarette ban. And he claims Colorado lawmakers are
not considering such a ban. Although .. on the verge"
may constitute a judgment we are not in a position to
make, Ec ker's statement that a ban 1s not under
consideration is, again, false. A law banning clove
cigarettes has been proposed in the state Assembly.
Clove cigarettes have not been proved to be a health
hazard, but they do constitute a pubhc health concern.
People should have clear and unbiased information
upon which to base their decision to smoke or not to
smoke them .
Opinions expressed In this space ere lhose ol the Dally Piiot Otl'ler views
expressed on this page are !hose ot their authors and artists Reader
comment Is invited The Dally Pilot PO Box t560. Costa Mesa, 92626 Phone
8-42-6086
,
1 L.M. Bovo
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Lobsters don 't get second chance
Ttme I\ everything. 1'in·t 11'' I he
fe male lobc.tcr ,., fen1le onl> \IX hour\
a year -that'\ 11
You'\e ~cn pre11el\ tou{hc:d up
with large Oat flak~ of \;tit C ome\
from ~pec1al mane~. 1hat ~•It On the
GulfofMe·uco Rarc depo'i1t~ where
10 the \alt is di fferent lf'I hke fi'lh
ORANGE COAST
Dlily~ilat
\Cales. No. more ltke -spangle\
T hc land under what''I now I O\
1\ngeles once was crawling w11h
\3ber-toothcd lifer\
White ~hnmp feed by day Pink
~hnmp feed by night
L.M Boyd 11 • 1yadl~•ted
<-0l11mab t.
Frenll Dnl rc111n.
Tom T .. t
MIWWl(jlll9 ldllor °°"'..., City .....
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''Some observers think that the protection of Individual against AIDS
Is potentJally the hott est Issue ol 1 986. · ·
GOSll JTS Sl CLEAR
TOOAY. 1 GAN SEE
All Ti-[WAlTO
THE SlX1!ENru
OlL \'LATfORt1 .
IN PERSPECTIVE
"t '
---. -·--~ ---.
Performing Arts Center
will be a real treat for OC
But few people yet
realize the extent
of delight in s tore
Orange County ha s a real treat
coming -but few people yet realize
the ex tent of the delight in store.
That treat will descend upon the
count} JUSt over a year from now,
with the opening of the Orange
Count)' Performing Arts Center.
As with all ve ntures of this type,
especial!)' one involved 1n fund-
ra1sing. the amount of communica-
tions received over the years finally
tends to overkill. and the average
citizen ceases to know what really
stands behind the cloud of guilds.
contributions. white-tie dinners and
black-tie awards.
But all of that 1s necessary to raise
the funds
What stands behind the cloud 1s a
physical facility that will bring a new
dimension of entertainment to Or-
ange County After tounng &ht' center
in 1ts con,.trucuon phase. f can
env1S1on the }'care, of pleasure in store
for county residents and v1sttors as
the}' Sil 1n th e huge. elegant setting
and 1hnll to musicals. operas, sy m-
phony. dance and drama on a scale
previously witnessed only in Los
Angeles. New York. Washtngton.
D.C . and other world-class urban
areas
It was m} good fonune to have
MARTIN
BROWER
witnessed a s1m1lar gift descend upon
Los Angeles. I was involved in public
relattons with the architectural firm
that designed the Los Angeles Music
Center. so part1c1pated 1n the in-
troduction of world class performing
ans into Los .t\nge-Hts IW-O dec'3des
ago. 1t was a thnll. '
Orange County has a longer way to
go Los Ange-les already had a sym-
phony orchestra, The Los Angeles
Ph1lharmon1c, then under the .baton
ofZubin Mehta. And Los Ange1".had
a fine mui.ical comedy company. The
( 1v1c light Opera. then under the
d1rcct1on of the fabled Edwin Lester.
Tho5e two groups moved from a
rented downtown church to the
Music Center.
Orange Count)' begins with onh
the ph)'Stcal fac1ht)'
But Orange County docs begin with
what co uld be a large potcnual
audience. And we begin with the top
two managers of the fabled Kennedy
(enter 1n Washington.
A signifi cant effort was required to
rn.1se the funds to build our center.
and that funding effort continues. A
significant effort 1s also under way to
raise the fund s to support the ce nter
The C altforn1a Angels set an
Amencan League attendance record
10 Orange County The Los Angeles
Rams have done excepti onally well
here. And the concept of an NBA
basketball team for Orange County 1s
a strong one. Some feel an arena 1s the
only missing ingredient
But these were ex1s11ng teams and
thi s 1s sports. Sports i\ hyped b} entire
sections of every da1 ly n~wspaper and
b) special segment!> of tclev1s1on and
news programs.
With the Performing Arts Center.
we arc talking culture And culture 1s
certainly harder to sell The Orange
-(.-Ouflt-y. Pffformmg Arts C~ntet: s
essent1all} a rental house -al'
Anaheim stadium looking for users
• If the user'> come. then the cus-
tomers stall have to be auracted. And
culture requires a huge population for
support. Go to the Los Angeles Music
Center's Mark Taper Forum ant.I .
dunng the exc1ung performance. look
at the empty scats. Not too many. but
they arr there. What 1s important to
note here 1s that Taper Forum has Just
750 seats -and all of Los Angeles
County and !.urroundtng count1e.., to
fill them
Orangr County 1'l 1n for a treat. An
exc1t1ng cultural physical facility.
When the curtain goes up. we ant1c1·
pate a packed house attracted by and
thrilling to an outstanding per-
formance
Martin Brower publl.~bes tbe
m oatbly aewlletter "Mart/a
Brower's Oraa1e County Report.
~~m:11:raw:•'~~,,~il~J~1~a~1','·D~,,~,:~1 ~L--------------
Part magician, part wiz,
DeLorean hits road again
Acquitted by jurors a fter lengthy tria l.
he·s ready to build a nother n e w a uto
WASHINGTON -What's the
difference between a magician and a
wizard? I\ maglClan performs tricks
of1 llus1on, and a wizard has powers of
real magic
John Z [)(Lorean is a httk btt of
both He has announced that. once
again. he will stan manufactunng his
uniQut' automobile -slated 10 be the
fastest product1on-hne car 1n the
world
After seeing his last company
'lhattered and winning a devastating
criminal trial, he quit tBlking to the
prc'is and began working on a book
about h1\ ordeals. It has now gone lo
pre\!>, and he 1s about to break his
year-long '11lcnce
Dunng ha\ months of seclusion.
Delorean \hared some of his
thou,hts with our associates Tony
C apaccao and Ind)' Badhwar.
The trauma of his recent divorce
fro m model C"nst1na Ferrarc c.aused
him to lose 35 pounds. he stud. "What
bothered me most wa'I the duplicity
or ll," he recalled. Beeausc her
announcement dcclanng the divorce
followed 'honly af\cr the ncq_u1t1al.
"1t was obv1ou' that 11 wa!. 1n the
work'I for a Iona 11me ..
CXLorean arw confided chat he
and C nst1na "talked with theJuroriet
lf'C4lt lenath" about the verdict 'leV•
eral days af\er he wa .. acquitted.
"Essentially.'' he \.'l1d. "thry '81d
that nght from the beitnnin.g. from
the tame that the JUry wa~ St'nt 01.11,
they were all unanimous tl\at l was
innocent. Unanimous The only
qutttion was lOJO throuah the Judge''
1nstruct•ons to fit their conclusion" to
l~law."
"Tbe thina that wasamanna to me
was the h1ah level of inteUiacntt of
tlTeJury," C5cLorun said. ··1 me.an. we
were w fortunate beclutt lbe whole
1dc1 of the government's ~ was
confusing. Most of them concluded
that I was just there and that there was
no (cocaine) transaction. nothing.
"They didn't think I should have
been there talking to these people.'' he
said. referring to the government
informant and agents who set De-
Lorcan up in the alleged cocaine deal
But, he said, once the 1urors realized
that the governments agents had
offered .. legJ11mate investments and
then switched 1t around," they "were
really upset with the government
pursuing me. II was very clear to the
Jury that I wanted to get out and that
the government wouldn't let me."
Dunng his narcotics 1nvesuga11on.
the FBI contacted the Bnt1'lh govern·
ment It was a "crucial .. turn 1n tht'
case. DcLorean said. bccau\C fhc FBI
told the Bn11sh that he had been
bragging al'>out having contact~ with
the lnsh Republican Army
Af1er th1'1 "my chance" for ever
putting the (Oubhn based) company
back toiethcr were gone.'' Delorean
stud. rcfemng to the finan cial d1r-
ficultics that led to the clos1na or his
plant days before he was orrested 10
Lo~ An&eles
The Bnt1'lh 1ovemmcnt "turned
down a number of lca.iumate 1rans-
act1ons that would have ~ved the
company because they JUSl didn't
want to auociate with a dope dcaJer
and 1 tcrronst usoc1ate .... So I blame
the U.S. iovemment for that."
OeLorean told us that the govern-
ment's attorneys tlad received ·•a
repon from the terron st ~lion of the
FBI and the 8 rit1sh aovemmcnt
"1ay1n• thll I had no IRA conncc-
11ons, • bu1 u was never made pubhc.
Oneo(lbc protttuton acknowledged
to our rcponcn that such a document
had been d1scu'l.Kd in ~nch con-
femlcn and 1n the judge's cbambcn
dunna the trial but fie rtfu~ to
JACK
ANDERSON
r~j
and DALE Vl\N A TT A
di vulge Its contents.
Dclorean credits hi s renewed re-
ltg1ous faith for keeping ham going
dunng the trial· "('an you imagine.
everythtng 1n my hfc thlu I believed
in. evcrythma 1n my hfe I worked for.
was taken a~ay from me My life, my
reputation ... and now you're being
tried for the most heinous crime nrxt
to murder there ts. So I think that the
only thing that aave me the strength
to stand there was my faith."
He conttnucd· "I wai. also im-
pressed with how strong (my faith)
was because after the Jury went out.
every ~tnjle member ofour team wai.
1n panic " Attorney Howard
Weitzman "wa" a nervous wreck"
and attorney Don Rae wa<; "thmwmg
up 1n the waste basxct."
Cnstma. Del..orcan said. was "an
cmottonal dtsa4'tcr. but I ate and 'llept.
I was cnlmtng all of them down. I
really had faith. I Just fe lt that what
God decided wai. what he wanted and
that was the way 1t was goma to be ..
PR ICE OF PEA< E The United
States will sell, at' cost. about
SS00.000 wonh of computers and
m1croproce son to the Soviet Union
that will be used to uJ)lrlde the top-
secret hothne between Wu h1n1ton
and Mo500w . The Defense CXpan-
mcnt, always on the lookout for
violations of htah·tech cxpon rcstnc-
ttons, hH approvtd the sale. The new,
improved hotline will pcnmt both
countncs to communicate fa ter and
alw t111nsmit pic,ure1 and maP\
Jm AH•,.... Ufl o.J Va.o Alta
an 1y.4lcate4 ro,.mmi..
PHYLLIS SCBLAl"LY
oolunuil•t
PHYLLIS
SCHLAFLY
Sch ools'
p remium
costs
shoot up
The reopening of schools th1~ fall
has thrust upon them three new
problems. insurance. Al DS and tlw
nexus between the two.
Many K hool d1stncts and local
government bodies have had their
liabili ty msurance canceled or their
premiums increased tenfold as a
result of recent tremendous personal
injury settlements and new law\um
Two suburban Chicago high
schoo ls were forced to cancel their
1984 summer athletic program'> alter
their sport s hab1lity insurance wa\
not renewed L1ab1ht} insurance for
15 of the 25 pnvate bus compan1~
that transport Chicago publll
!.<:hoolchildrcn has been canceled
One bus company budgeted a 2'
percent mcrease tn insurance CO\t\
when 1t bid for a contract with the
Chicago school board. then found
that its rates1umped 385 percent. Onc
Ph1ladelph1a insurance compan) ad·
mus tt has canceled habiltty in·
surance for hundreds of school bus
companies. and that 1t 1s unli lel)'
many of them will be able to get
coverage before September ~hool
openmgs
This nse in insurance co<>t'-" ha .. ing a dramauc effect on ~hcml
d1s1ncts and mun1c1paht1ei.. II mcan'I
e11hcr curtailing services i.omc peopk
regard as essential or whopping tax
increases to pa> the costs.
On top ofth1s comes the 1n~urnncc
problem of AIDS, which has the
potential of dwarfing other factor\
V1ct1ms have a 100 percent mortaht)
rate. and the cost of treatment rangn
from $200.000 to SS00,000 per v1c-
nm. so ordmary estimates of mor
tahty and morb1d1t)' are out the
window
If AIDS doubles C\Cf"\ n1nl·
months, which 1s 1he current ·rat\!'. b)
1987 the number of deaths will
exceed the number of battle dcath<o 1n
V 1etnam We can expect thousand'> of
'ict1ms before the end oftht!> decade
New<>weck call'i AIDS the No 1
publtc-hcalth menace A. spokesman
for the U c; ( enter\ for Ot\casc
Control ..ays that "th.: potential for
this d1scasc (1s) much worse than
an)th1ng mankind ha" CH'r <teen
before"
One insurance fi rm <,cnt a bulletin
to insurance underwnters 1n July
alerting them to be on the lookout fm
evidence of herpes and other "oJ')·
portun1s11c intectton'" in mcd1l·al
h1ston es that could be !>1gno; of thl·
AIDS S)'ndrome Another in'iuranlc
compan) tells its agent~ to be .. extra
cautious" before insuring I K·to-SO-
~ear-old <,angle males
I\ third insurance compan ~ '' taking an ··e~tra look" at apphcat1on'>
for hfe and health insurance from
men an California and New York
Some pohctes arc being rewntten to
cltmtnatc payouts for "social d1'1-eases ...
The insurance cost~ of A.IDS nrc
gall oping on a col11s1on cour!><! with n
quiet but wcll-coordmatcd and wcll-
financed etTort called "CX:hool-Ba~d
Clinics .. These are pnmal) health
care ce nters located inside of m1ddk
Junior and senior high schools
One such School-Based Chn1l
already has been established at
DuSable High School 1n C h1cago. A
national conference will be held in
October tn Chicago to J')romote the
establishment of similar cli nics in
public 'ichools all over the country
The parental consent nottcc sent
home to parents of DuSahlc High
School pupils commits the School-
Based C hnic "to provide com-
prehcm1 ve health sen 1cer." 1nclud1ng
"treatment of se"ually tran'im111ed
disca!>es " The <1uest1on ( hicago
parent!> are a'ik1ng •~. docc. cx1<,11na
school health 1n~urance cover thc~e
School-Based Clinics and the treat-
ment of AIDS. and. 1f so, how much
will school insurance costs skyrocket?
In Kokomo. Ind .. a ~vcnth·lrtlde
boy already ha\ been dillgnoc,cd lb
having AJDS (which he got from
blood trnnsfu'l1on'i) He wa'i barred
from <.:Ont1nuing to go 10 \ChOOI
because 1t 1s well known that .i\IOS
patients arc permanently 10fcct1ous.
and other parents don't like the mk to
their own children
The homosexual communtt)' 1n
California has been poltt1cally power-
ful cno1.1ah to prevent the closing of
gay bathhouses (which even News-
week calls an "obv1ouf' mea'iure to
slow down the sp~ad of th1" fatal d1sca~) nd to pa s an ordmancc in
the Los An,eles City Council outlaw-
'"' d1scnm1n111on (even by 'IC&re· p11on) ap1nst AIDS vlct1m!> 1n Jobs.
hous1na. re t.auranu and school\. On
the other h nd. demand for law to
allow d11enm1nat1on apmst AIDS
v1ctamsare popp1na up across the rest
of the country.
It •s likely thut the other 49 $tllc1
will be f!tOrc ~ pons1ve to demand1
for pubhc health and safety 1h1n to
demands of 1M homosexual lobby.
Some observen think that the protcc·
t1on o( individuals inst AlO 1
p0t.cn1i1lly 1he hott«t i ue of 19 6
P*11/ll Sd.i.11 ,, • .,.,,,lnt.H
roll al I
upermarket
nionur~es
oycottoT
alphs sto'res
y tbe A11oclated Pre11
A union representing thou nds of
lphs Grocery Co. employees as
bout to embark on a S l million
ampa1an to urac shoppers to boycott
he supermarket chain untal 1t
hangcs labor practices.
Ricardo lcau. pre ident of the
nited Food & Commercial Workers
al 770, based an Hollywood, said
1ght locals from San Otego to Santa
rbara will part1c1pate an the boycott
ampaagn.
lcua said the union will use the
oney to send matlcrs to potential
alphs shoppers, picket at stores and
onduct a corporate campaign
against Ralphs' parent company,
Federated Department Stores of Cin-
cinnati.
The labor practices have been the
center of a dispute that started in
June. when union officials saad that
Ralphs had Jajd off or demoted 1,800
workers in the previous 16 months in
violation of its contract. The union
accused the company of replacing
veteran employees with younger, less
expc~enced workers who cam lower
salanes.
Ralphscontends1tla1doffonJy 173
workers, aJthough company officials
acknowledae that many others have
been shifted to lowcr-payini pos-
itions. The company maintains its
actaon 1s legal under its contracts and
was forced to cut costs to remain
competitive.
Lawyers for the union and Ral phs
have begun a lengthy arbitration
heanng on the employment practices.
but neither !nde expects a dec1s1on
until January.
Executive raises
on the increase
While raises for executi ves have
remained relatively stable during the
past years, there has been a slight
increase an the number of executives
scein1 inm.Provemen ts in their pay-
checks. according to an analysis of
I 0.SOO corporate managers by
Towers, Pemn, Forster & Crosby,
antcrnational managem~OJWLll·
ants.
Eipny-nine percent of the ex-
ecutives received base salary tn·
creases this year, up from 84 percent
last year. Among the senior ex·
ecut1ves an the sampling, 87 percent
recei ved increases. up from 82 per-
cent.
At raise time, chief executive
officers arc likely to have the edge
over their less senior colleagues. The
CEOs in the samphng received aver-
age raises of8.8 percent in base salary
and 13.9 percent m total compensa-
tion -base salary plus annual bonu s
-during 1984-85. This compares
wi th average raises of 7. 9 percent and
10.7 percent, rtspect1vcly, for the
group as a whole.
OTC UPS & DOWNS
NEW YORK <APl -The followlno I''' ll &hows tti. Over • the • COYn er stocks •I'd warrants that have gone uo
1 lhe ~·~•nd csowrc •tip mm based on ~~~ MWl'fi':s'Tra:rno ~w l~ °' 1000 .1. ere ,nduded. 'et end l)fre9f'ltave chanoJS er• ,,,. di erenct bet~ the previous clos no : ~ti:~~· .. I:~· ;=:It:! ~ no J 11-16 9· 16 Uo •
s or~ l ~ Uo . I var k ~ .. Oo t: ~IT' v wt ~ 1 uo .
• ~ore1Sv wt S· ~ 8: I : lntormScl 1;. uo 4.
Fluor Corp. names
new rice president
Fluor Corp. of Irvine announced the promotion of Plllllp R.
Mooeri1f to vice pre ident, western area sales. for Fluor En11ncen
Inc., based in Irvine.
Moncrief, a IS-year veteran of Auor, was previously general
manager of marketina and responsible for markcti"i support and
staff worldwide. He beaan his e&reCT at Auor as a eroces~ en&inecr
and J.Oined Auor Enainecrs' marketu1a department an 1979.
He is a &Taduatc of Rice University with a maner's dearcc: in che~t~al e_r\l)necring, and reocived a master's an business
admin1strat1on from Pepperdinc Univcnity an 1979.
.Moncrief replaces Gordo• FrHmu, vice president. who 15
retmna. • • • Six Southern Cahforc11a business and communacat1ons ex-
ecutives have joined Tlaomu WUck A.11oclate1 a newly formed pu~lic affai"? and p~blic rclataoos consultirti firm founded by former
Irvine Co. vice president, Tom Wilek.
They arc R.W. "Bob" Clifford, Bal'Nra Taylor, Jobo Gre1ory,
Judy Job.oaoa, Lacy Cabot~met111rst and Joa11 Brick M1rpblne.
In April, Walck left the Irvine Co. to establish his firm and
opened offices at 215 l Michelson, Irvine.
Air Ca1Uonala'1 president for 12 years, Clifford has been
appointed executive vice president fo the new firm. An Orange·
County Press Club's "Businessman of the Year,'' Clifford also has
serveo as president of the Orange County Chamber of Commerce and
chairman of the Industrial League ofOranae County.
~e i~ thai~an of the U.S. Olympi~ Commi~tee for the country
af'!d int~nm chauman for the Centennial committee, Since leaving
A1rCal an 1982, he has served as a consultant to both financial and
aerospace firms and is speciaJ adviser to the chairman of the National
Bank of Southern Cahfom1a.
Taylor will be editonal director. Wath the the RegJster in Santa
Ana for 11 years as both its associate business editor and real estate
editor, she left to JOan the Los Angeles Herald Examiner as real estate
editor in 1978.
For the past four years she has been a columnist for several
newspapers and magazines spcc1ahzina in development, real estate
and l~nd .use 1ssu~. Taylor presently 1scd1torand publisher of Special
Dcstanall?ns, a vacation ownership and travel pubhcauon. She will
continue in that pos1t1on.
Gre1ory is president of Gregory Communications Inc. of Irvine
and Arcadia. which spec1ahzes in pubhc relations counseling on
urba!l affairs issues, health care and economic dcvelopml·nt. Grego!)
publishes Media Watch. a newsletter chronicling the Southern
California media community
A former business wnter for the Los Angeles Times Orange
County ediuon and a reporter for the Dallf Pllot, Gregory also was
dcve~opm~nt director of KOCE·TV, Huntington Beach and public
relations director of KCET ·TV, Los Angeles. He was vice president of
media and government relations fo r Hill and Knowlton, an
international public relations firm .
lobn1oa joins Wilek after a career se rving on the Nixon
AdmlllJ1traUon'1 White House commun1cat1ons staff and as on of
four research writers for Richard Nixon's memoirs, RN. Also wath
hcr.o~ c~nsuhing firm, Johnson has specialized in.pubhc policy and
pohttcal issues, having worked for several pohucal campaigns.
including that of former astronaut and New Mexico senator Harrison
Schmidt.
Cabot-Smetbunt has worked an the environment issue arena for
,asW.l~r+ha¥ing-bce.nappoJ.ll ted the ruwonal.ooor.dlnatar for
citizen participation for a U.S. Dept. of the Interior agency. She later
served as special assistant to the regional director. U.S. Depanment
of Energy.
A native of Boston, she spent many years an Atlanta where she
served as chairman of the Georgia Conservancy. Most recently,
Cabot-Smethurst served as coordinator of the Orange Coanty
Tran1port.atioa Comml11lon'1 forum on "Transportation and the
Quality of Life -2001 ".
MarpltlJae, a public relations and commun1c.at1ons consultant.
was vice president ofGlorl1 ZIJ!ler Associates for nine years. She was
appointed president of Pacific Clipping Service in 1980 and
subsequently served as managingedj1or and later director of sales and
marketing for Oru1e Couty Gentry Ma1alloe.
Additionally, Valerie Salata joins the firm after serving with the
Newport Harbor Area Cbamber of Commerce and an sales with
Gentry Magazjne. She is a public relations graduate from San Diego
State University. r
Toe>l'(llnrer A 21~ -1h
PacoPn wt • -l.4 iebac 2 1-16 -..
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-' Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Frldey. Augu11 23, 1 a& All
COMPLETE NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS, A12
Telemarketing rJnging up
converts in business world
National t~leinarkettng sales expected-
to jump to $165 billion C! Yt:ar in 1986
BY JIM HA THCOCll
o.-,.,._.C.111un•s I
The era of a ule~ reprcsentattvc
mak.Jna personal calls to prospccuve
customers with ~mple baa an hand
ma)' be comana to a close
In has place, 8 m1ll1on tcle·
markcung representatives arc ex-
pected to JOin the work force by the
year 2000 and become the laraest
work catcaory 1n the United States
Income aeneratcd through tele·
marketing totaled S6S billion na-
'uonwtde in 1892 and exceeded SI OO
ilhon 1n 1984. Sales for 1986 arc
t>rojected to top SI 6S billion.
~ Frank Napoli, who 1s vice president
of Water World Systems. a Costa
Mesa farm that sells water con-
d1uoners and 50lat hcatana syttems,
re lt cs heavil y o n te le -
commun1eat1ons Napoli wd 1t saves
has company thousands of dollan
each year
··we can take a mab .6f an area we
want to sell and USC a Street l\ltde lO
&ct names. addrnscs and phone
numbers,'' Napoh wd
"We've used computer quesuo n-
na1~ cards to aenerate leads We had
to pay crews and crew chiefs. pnnuna
and reply posiaae. That cost us SI S,000 per month per office."
Napoh prefers tclemarkettna.
Pe"onal sales calls at Water World
Systems ha ve increased lesmen's
presentauoru from four 10 ro per
week and ha ve lncreued •hetr closc-
rat10 nnce no1 every presentation i1 a
"cold call."
Napoh s.a1d h" company decided
to install a Wide Arca Telephone
Service (WATS) line and an "800"
\el"\ ice number to strcnathen tts
markeu na efTon
"I don•t thank our compan) v.ould
bt able to suf'.'1ve w11hout tele·
markttU\i-It's not too convenient to
lave without tt (telemarket1na>"
Napoh said
Accord1n1 to Pacific Bell's market·
1na depanment. the average in·
peMn salH call com S10.,.50 A..nd 60 per cent of all sales v1\m arc made
to the wrong person
.. A slulled tclemarkeung repre~n·
t.1t1ve ean make 50 ~les 1.ontacts in
the ume a '8l~man makes four or
five in-person vi)1U · ~1d Ron Ward
Pacific Bell marketing m4nan1cr
Edginess pervades economy
By JOHN CUNNIFF .,......._..._,.,
NEW YORK (AP) -In announc-
ing plans to eliminate 24,000 JObs
over the next 16 month!I or so.
Amencan Telephone & Telegraph
Co. added to a feeling of edginess that
seems to charactenzc the economy
An economy shows 1t!. edginess
through vanous symptoms con-
sumers tum more conservauvc.
workers settle for JOb secunty rather
than raises, business reduces inven-
tones. the stock market overreact\ to
manor news.
i\ttnudes tum gray Economists
stress wha t might go wrong rather
than what'i. good. Businessmen sa}.
"'ut's sec what the future holds" as
often as the y forecast a continued nsc
in sales and profits.
The AT&T announcement was
typical of events that Amcncans have
been trying to digest an recent weeks,
much of the ume unsuccessfully.
Wasn't AT&T succeeding an the
anformauon area. which include)
computers. consumer communica·
uons equipment. business processing
systems and the ltke., It was-is. And
arenTinfurfnal aon S}Mem~ th!"'WIVf'
of the future? Maybe
Why therefore the JOb ehm1na-
t1ons. all an AT &T's 1nformat1on
sy stems'>
Because said AT & T 1t was s1mpl)
overstaffed. a rt'ahzat1on that mani-
fested itself when the compan)
MUTUAL FUNDS
entered the compettt1ve world aJ\er
hanng ~n regulated by the federal
government.
Difficult as 11 1s to assimilate that
explanauon. the economic scene as
filled wnh other events equally upset·
ting to the layman.
If the economy 1s an rcla\Jvely iood
shape. for example. how can so many
old-hne mdustnes -farmani. suet,
mining. the thrift indl.{Str)', bankina.
medical cart and mote -have 50
many troubles'>
How can so manY. geoara~h1cal
areas of the nation be expenencana so
much economic travail? Don't the
statasttcs out of Washington show
that the economy as stall expanding
and that take-home pa}' 1s nsma?
The news from specific companies.
such as AT&T. ranaes from shocking
to JUSt d1sappointina. the latter being
the description investors applied to
the latest earnings statement from
IBM . a premier performer
Utterly unexpected problems ha'e
hit some of the best names 1n
business. Coca-Cola was forced b)'
market prc~surcs, ljl/Csurrcct its old -
formula Coke. ~anv11le was pru~·
urcd b} laWfllllnO""Rttr prot?nmn an
bankruptcy
Washington provides little rt·
assurance. lf the budget deficm arc so
dangerous, people ask, "'h) 1s tt that
the country c.annot manage to get on
with the JOb of substantially ~uc1ng
the debts..,
To \eek undemanding ma) be to
confront fnmra11on. becau~ some of
• the factors tn\ ohcd are almost im -
penetrable But there do seem to be
some broad sv.ecp1ng suggc~uon.,
that can Ix draped o'er tht' issues. ai
On!) th1nl)
The cconom' 1\ 1n flux Ne'-"cr
businesses and nev.er 1ndu!tln~ art'
replacing wme ot the old·lmc lirm~
Ser. ices account for a grov.1ng pan of
the pnvatt' econom,, ma nufacturer'
less There is a boom within a bu<;t or
\:ICC \CrSB
\.iorco'cr attitude\ tov..ard busi-
ness continue 10 change. Product
llab1ht) su11s arc more common
Attempts b' companic5. to clost
outmoded fac1ht1es art' countered
more often b) pohttcal pressure to remain ope n ·
Tht' count~ 1~ large The Sun Bell
boom migh t be more an echo 1n some
areu nov.. and man) ag.ncu hural
states arc deep an trouble. But pans of
tht' Nonhe:u t are booming, 1n large
part bccau!oC of the new electronic'>
1ndus1n"
High expectauon$ pla) a role 1n the
pcrplcx1n1 scene While some nev.t'r
1noustncs art doins ""ell cxpecta·
lions -.ere e'en higher ~ T & T isn't
faahna m the information area
Sttll another factor account~ for
l8'offs. and that is the detcrm1nauon
o( well-ma naged compant~ to get
thcm~lvcs as lean as pornble lov.er-
1ng their br~a~-<."\ t n point~
, .
Flllll Y'I CLDllll PllOES
o.v. ... ..... Loe•• °" '\ 1 18" _,.
Ill
Lackluster trading day
NEW YO~K (AP) -Stocks closed mixed
Fnday in a lackluster ~ss1on, with several market
indexes showing fracllonal changes.
The marKet appeared to lose its enthusiasm
following Thursday's broad decline. which had
quashed a relatively weak rally mounted during the
previous two days.
The downturn came after investors received
new indications that the economy remains
sluggish.
The Commerce Department "3td factory
orders for durable goods fell 2.8 percent in July
The drop, the wor~t ~ince March. added to Wall
Street's frustration that the economy 1s not
rebounding as quickly as expected.
Investors also are uncertain as to whether the
Federal Reserve plans further credit-casing steps 1 n
an effort to sti mulate business activity. There are
suggestions.the Fed will avoid doing so because of
the recent rapid growth 1n the money· supply, which
poses an inflation threat ·
Jn the credit market<; Fnday, bond pnces also
were narrowly mixed and interest rates showed
little change.
WHA T AMEX DID
NEW YORK (API Aug. 23 Prev. T~l~ dam Advenced OecllM<t
¥"changed 74 otal 1risues New h ghs l~ New low'
AMEX LEADERS
NEW YORK (AP) -S.les. .. P.m. Friday l>f'lce and ,,., change of tn. 10 most ectfve American Stock Excnenoe lssUti. trad ing nationally et more
I h a n S l Name Volume
GulfCano BAT Ind AmMtd81d
OorntP. lrl TIE Comm OtarkHldg WICkff K•~~rm Ee avg NY m11
Selected world (IO'CI P<ION rr•o•y
london "'orrW'Q Ii ung $333 60 oft S 1 90
Lofldoft •'1ernoon ll•lng $334 85, Oft SO 115 ,..,.. •h•noon ll•ing 1334 12 ott a. 80
P'•aiilltlltt naMQ '334 37. ott 13 511 Zutlch 1•1• •tt.,noon bld '334 80 Oii I I 80. 1335 tO • .-ltd
~ I H«IMn $334 86 Oii SO 65
·~ $335 25. oft so 85 ·~d llMN1ca!M $352 0' oll so 69 NY C-.J (IO'CI IPOI mon1'1 Thu $333 80 oft $5 10
METALS QuoTES
llEW VORK !AP) -SPOt nqnle<rou• IM! .. Pflale
Fodey ...
Akffftlfwm 45 05 c.n11 '* l)OllOCI. KY ecm.1 "'°' Mll'lth elOMd Thu
Cot'tM' • 6e.,...ee '*"" • e><>unel u a o.e11ne1ion1 Copper • 50 20 C«lll I* pound. KY eom... ~
montti ClOMd Thu
lNd • 1 O centt • pouflCI.
ZIM 4 1 i;enll 1 l)OUOCI. d4111-.d
Tift Sii 3095 \Metilll W-~le ptltA Pit lb)
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clOMd Tiii; Metcur-f $320 00.UlO 00 pet 7t IO.,_, N9W Yon<
l'lellftuftl . '330 00 1332 00 0-llO ,,,.,eftalll troy
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WHAT NYSE Om
NEW YORK (AP) Auo. 23 Prev
Todai 1 Mv~~ F Oec:I n flt ¥nc~noed Ola f,SUH 3 ~ew ~llhS 27
IW W' ll
NYSE LEADERS
Dow JoNES AVERAGES
NASDAQ SUMMARY
famoU5 labcl.s ...
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FUNKY WINKERBEAN
tr'~ ~T 100 Har At-40
HUMID 10 WORK 001 !
THE
FAMILY
CIRCUS
by 811 Keane
Ora• Coat DAILY PILOT/Frtday, Auou-t 23, 1NS All
by Tom Batluk DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau
BIG GEORGE by Vlrgll Partch (VIP) by Jeff MacNally
~' ~~·ili~~~
"Next time I think we should bring
more candy bars and Mommy!"
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
"Marmaduke has trained hlmself to sniff
out candy mlntsl"
DRABB~E
GARFIELD
"George, meet Cl1pp11ddle •· he's In
Foreign Service."
DENNIS THE MENACE
by Hank Ketcham
~ti UJ
• THANKS A tor. A euv ~ 'P~oms ,..
~ WHEN HES ~NIN' AWAY FRM ~!I
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by Kevin Fagan
by Jim Davis
TMERE MreT BE MILLION' OF ANTS DOWN THE.Rf.
t WONPE.R HOW y()OlELL THE PIFFEP.ENCE 8E1WEfN
80&.I .ANT6 ANC1 GIRL ANT'
t GOE~ei TMEY PIPM'T MAVE ANY TROoeLE: FIGURINC's IT OUT
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Openln1 Jud: Sb of o .
•
u we •en wed to propott •
motto tor brldp playen, It would
probabl,p Ml "Pulimlam Pa111"
Thoet 1\11• 1°"' ... walkina around •e&rinf a batt aad 1uapendera caD
&U.ard to do'° b4te&Me of U. •ln·
nJn_p at tt.. brldp ta •·
Wa Uh Nortla'a chda1oa to raiM
to ltrO .,.._al eeeond turn. It
wu far pref ta to ett.b r rtbtd· cUnt two d&amond• or-ol) no tna p,
b Berke Breathed
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by Lynn Johnston
by Tom K. Ryan
by Pat Brady
I CAN'T 00 IT (4M(l.E,
CrOOtlCE. WATCH I~!
_, .. ()
l .~
ENTER HERE
and it certainly made South'• life
easy. ·
West led a heart and declarer
captured the king with the ace. He
foresaw oo problem. 10 he 1t.ari.d
out by drawing two round• of
trumps. We1t'1 discard wu 1ome-
th1ng of a dl.aappoint.ment. Now be
tried to aet up hi• dlamonfh.
OMAR 0
SHARIFF ...
I Althoush WHt could b&•• won
the HeO.ftd diamond and rfven bia
p&rtntr • run. b• ... that bl• aid•
would ta.kt oDlt tb,... trfclta. Hctpt
In the unUkel7 evtllt hit panotr
had &ht ae. of dube. luwd. ht
1hnwcfl3 held up lbt IC9 until tlM
tlllrd round. and lb• contract wu
doom.d. Aft•r cuMna lb• quMn of
bean.a. Weit 11\Ut.d to a club.
o.da.Nr •otu.d dumJD.1 •Ith th•
trump and led a winnln1 diAmRd,
but Eut ru.ff.d nd declarer •till
had to loM two dubl for clown ou.
Rad deda.ttr co dtred tbe
poutbWt1 ot a '-l trump .....U.
eou1d haft bro-1.111\t bolDI UM CO'I·
t.ran lf £.ut •11 t reDdtr with
the four tr umps After w1nnan1 thl'
ace of heart.a, dt>clar~r should cash
JUlt one hi1h trump from hand
before drivlnt out the ace of
diamond•. It doe• not help WHt to
give East a ruff. Beat defenH LA to
hold up th• att of diamond• until
the bitter end, cash a heart. then
1hlft to a club
CHARLES
Go REN
o.d.artr couns..ra b7 wtnnilll th•
ace of clubt, croalnt lo tbt t.ablt
with a l rump and leadinf a w1nntna
diamot'ld. Eaat mu1t ruff. o.cl&Nr
o•tmatr pt.a back lo th• board
wltb a tr\lmp wbUt dnwln1 Eu\'1
\ut fans. at'ld cubn • pod dla·
mond for the fulfillln& tr-lck. a ... ,_._........_tau.._·
W.cn.We1lA&Cw1"GtrUW, .. ,_ 8lllll .,._..-_,~UM ....
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Orenge COMt DAILY PILOT/Friday, Auguet 23, 1918
Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
12 mg "tar," 0.8 mg nicotine av. per c1garene, FTC Report Feb.'85. 0,.,.., ..... Int ..
THE
'·
Re·cess (Webster): A break from activity for rest or relaxation.
Re·cess (Parliamert): A unique filter for extra smooth taste and low tar enjoyment.
Audi's
Turbo a
superstar
50005: Performance
machine wiililots
of comfort built in
At the top of the Audi model
llneup, the 50008 Turbo Is a com-
plete package of comfort, elegance
and driving performance.
Mounted In the aerodynamic, flv&-
paaaenger sedan body, a 2.14-llter,
five-cylinder turbocharged gasoline
engine powers the 50008 Turbo to a
top speed of 124 mph and propels It
from zero-to-60 mph In 10.6 sec-
onds.
Audi offers a six-year llmlted
warranty against corrosion per-
PUBL
.
foratlon wtth no mlleage !Imitation. A
corrosion warranty Is added to a
two-year llmlted vehicle warranty
wtthout mileage restriction.
Oelplte tta 1trong acceleration
and top speed flgures, the 1985 Audi
50008 Turbo la not atrlctty a per-
formance car. It Is designed as a
high-comfort road machine with
thoroughbred manners. Fully-
equipped, It offers only two options:
full leather Interior and heatable
seat1 wtth lndlvldual temperature
controls.
Standard equipment Includes
dlgltal automatic climate control,
eight-way power seats wtth pro-
grammable four-position memory
settings, electronlcally tuned
AM/FM stereo cassette radio,
stereo headphone jacks for rear
seat passengers, dual power mirrors
with defog feature, a tllt/sllde power
sunroof, as well as cruise control,
power windows and power door
locks that Include the trunk ltd.
Standard comfort and conve-
nience Items also Include lnterlOf'
llghtlng wtth a courtesy delay fea-
ture, a padded front center armrest
with cassette tape storage, lndlvld-
ual aircraft-style passenger reading
lamps, and a center console with
heating and air-conditioning ducts
to the rear seat. A fold Ing rear center
armrest with an expandable storage
bag allows extra-long Items such as
skis to be carried wtth the trunk lld
closed.
Standard equipment alao In-
cludes a computerized Auto-Check
System that monitors 13 vehicle
functions such aa brakes, tights,
temperature and fluid feo.\ela. The
50008 Turbo aJao comes ttqulpped
with a alx-functlon trip Information
computer.
The Instrument layout la designed
for easy readability under air llghtlng
conditions. Large analog speed-
ometer and tachometer dlals are
dlrectJy In front of the. driver. They
are night-tit In red so as not t
Interfere wtth the driver'• vision.
digital turbo booat-preaaure gauge
la placed between the two main
ln1trument1 .
The 140-horeepower engine fea-
turn a turbocharger wtth Its own
water-cootlng circuit to help reduce
under-hood tempera~urn. For en-
gine durability, an olt cooter ts titted.
An air-to-air lntercooler -atmllar to
that uled by the 1984 World Rally
Manufacturers Championship-win-
ning Audi quattro Turbo -cools the
Intake air Charge after It puses
through the turbo, thus allowing a
denser charge and more power. •
MERCURY MERCURY MERCURY
LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN
Tlae Aadl 50008 Tvbo f•ta.re9
fwtloaal el:/c•aoe wttla ~ drlYlDI pe orma ace. Bat thoaO "lt WU1readlatop8PMd
of 1~ mpJa and rocket from
sero-to-eer .. ,.. la 10 .8 eec-
oncla, It la not etrlctly a per-
f orm•aee car: Tlala top-of-tlle-
llDe model la a Jatib comfort
road maclllDe. The car la aftll-
able ... ftYe-ser NMl•a or u a wa&oa. low, left) tlaat
often a fUll 7 .8 cable feet of
carto 9P&Ce.
MERCURY
LINCOLN
DIVISION OF FORD MOTOR COMPANY
WHERE: JOHNSON and SON Lincoln Mercury-2626 Harbor Blvd, Costa Mesa
WHEN: Aug. 23, 24 & 25. Fri 4-9 PM, Sat 9 AM-7 PM, Sun 10 AM-7 PM
•AH •rices Clearly Marked On All Yehlcles •All Dealers Must • .. Isler •rlor To The Sale
•All lale •rices Wiii .. Remowed •romptly At 7 •• lun, Au9. 21, 1981
FINANCING: Available Through Authorized Agents Of Ford Motor Credit Co. For On-The-Spot
Financing To Quallfled Buy_ers. ,
Bring Your Title & Payment Book.
Personal Checks Accepted With Proper Identi fication.
Special Lease Rates Available On Selected Models.
TRADE-INS: All Trade-Ins Wiii Be Accepted.
Extra Appraisers on Hand To Offer Top Trad~·ln ~ollars.
Please Bring Vehicle Maintenance Records.
VEHICLES: Over 325 New and Use Vehicles For Sale.
They Must le Liquidated This Weekendlll.
All c:airt llUbjllct to Pf'°' .... + tu, ~. I dOC ......
"HOME OF THE GOlDEN TOUCH"
2626 HARBOR. BOULEVARD, COSTA MESA
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112 Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Friday, Augutt 23, 1985
THE BEST DEALS ·oN WHEELS AT • • •
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Ford, Mazda-plan
to import Korean
DETROIT (AP) -Ford Motor
Co. wlll begin Importing a South
Korean-made mlnlcar about
June 1987. an Industry journal
haa reported.
The three-door car. with a 90-
lnch wheelbase and a four-
cyllnder engine, Is known as the
Festive and will be bullt by Kia
Industrial Corp., Ward's Auto-
motive Reports said In Its Mon-
day editions.
Mazda Motor Corp.. which
owns 25 percent of the South
Korean company. will supervise
the project and the car will be a
Mazda design, the trade Journal
said. Ford owns 25 percent of
Mazda, which also has broken
ground for an assembly plant In
suburban Detroit to bulld com-
pact cars.
Ford officials had discussed
Festiva
the mlnlcar at the company' a
annual shareholders meeting In
May, but gave no details other
than to say It would be a 1988
model. Ward's said the car would
appear as a 1987 model.
"We have had some conversa-
tions with Kia through Mazda
about Importing a mlnlcar, but
that's about all we're really
saying now," Ford spokesman
Tom Rhoades said on Saturday.
The Festive will be a com-
petitor for other mlnlcars from
several automakers expected lo
enter the U.S. market by that
time, Ward's said. General
Motors Corp. already Is Import-
ing a three-cyllnder mlnlcar
made by Suzuki Motor Co. ltd. Move 'em OD out
and sold unQ.er the Chevrolet To aapport Nluan track Alea, all Loe An&elea reatonal
nameplate as 'the Sprint. office employee. eligible to leaae a company car opteCl for a
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truck thl• year. Forty employee. -from pa.rta penonnel to
aalea m&Jl&gera -participated In the Drlve-Away.
Atten'tion travelers: Horne is where you drive it
Despite its size, spacious motor home
can be surprisingly easy to maneuver
By CHANGING TIMES
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Do your moments of longing to
hit the open road get squelched
by thoughts of fast food,
anonymous motel rooms, and
the kids fighting for miles In the
back seat of the car?
Well, long again. There's a
relatively Inexpensive way to
wander In comfort. Motor homes
give you a place to sleep and
prepare meals, and living space
to use while moving down the
road.
Despite Its size, a motor home
can be surprisingly man-
euverable once you get used to it.
The driver's cab Is about the size
of a big van cab, and the motor
home's maximum legal width,
usually 8 feet, Is only about a foot
wider than the typical big car.
There are four popular types-
mlcromlnl; low-profile; mini, or
class C; and class A motor
homes.
You can spend as much as
$400,000 or as little as $15,000.
Dealer markups generally run
20-25 percent of the sticker
price, Including the $3,000 to
$6,000 In optional equipment you
will probably wind up buying.
Negotiate hard and you could
save $4,000 on the average
$30,000 motor home.
The alternative to purchasing a
motor home Is to rent one. Rent
for large motor homes can run
roughly $600-800 a week plus 15
cents per mile; a low-profile
motor home might be about $400
with a 13-cent mileage charge.
Added to that could be a $200
security depostt and the cost of
Insurance.
Usually built on Its own motor-
coach chassis, the class A motor
home, from $27,000 to $400,000,
combines a panoramic view, a
great ride, and all the amenities.
In addition to a range, refriger-
ator, cabinets, toilet, furnace and
bed, they can be equipped with a
gas-powered electricity gener-
ator, TV monitor for a rear view
and an extra, or "tag," axle for
better weight distribution.
The typical mini or class C
~otor home, from $23,000 to
50,000, Is extremely popular. It
ses the cab portion and chassis 'OJ a full-size Chevrolet or Ford
van and adds a home section
with eight feet of headroom and
sleeping space above the cab.
You can purchase class C's In 19-
to 28-foot lengths, with a variety
of fastened-down furniture ar-
rangements.
The low-profile motor home.
usually $19,000-$37,000, Is like
the class C without the over-
hanging cab and with a little less
width and height. Low-profile
motor homes are little more than
a converted van; some may not
be fully self-contained, lacking
certain cooking facllltles or a
toilet, for example. Interiors are
generally under 7 feet high, with
slightly more headroom in the
section behind the rear axle.
Smaller than the low-profile
motor home, the mlcromlnl Is
built on the chassis of a mini-
pickup truck -usually manufac-
tured by Toyota, Nissan or Chev-
rolet. Prices range from $15,000-
$25,000.
Engines In the larger motor
homes range up to about 460
cations "Trailer life," "Wood-
alls," "Motorhome" and "Family
Motor Coaching." Talk to owner
groups and friends.
As you shop, Changing Times
magazine suggests that you keep
In mind the following:
Check the sleeplng and
storage capacities, and water-
holdlng capacity. Figure using
Whatever motor home you chOOR, mde
sareltcan beeoUyserricedtJJrougha /
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cubic Inches, or 7.5 liters, and
deliver about 245 horsepower,
compared with 2.4-llter engines
that deliver up to 103 hp for the
mlcromlnl motor homes.
You won't get the ~t mileage
-6-10 miles per gallon -out of
a big engine, but there wlll be
sufficient pulling power. Many of
the mlcromlnls get roughly 12-15
mpg.
Before you shop, consult
guides put out by the publi-
about five gallons a day per
person each of fresh and used
water.
Look for the highest ''R" value
of Insulation you can find. If you
drive In cold weather, you'll need
a proper-size furnace and per-
haps a combination of foam and
fiberglass lnStffatJon. Also, ask
about storm windows and extra
Insulation for the floor and water
tanks.
Look for the QOld seal of the
Recreation Vehicle Industry As-
sociation. It means the motor
home manufacturer has agreed
to conform to standards cover-
ing the electrical, plumblng,
liquid-propane and fire-safety
systems.
Check construction quality.
The best motor homes are con-
structed of metal framework,
whether all-aluminum or all-
steel. Wood or wood and metal
are generally not considered as
good. A class A motor home
should have protec11ve rollover
bars bullt Into the walls of the
driver's area.
Some companies choose to
use aluminum for the outer skin
because It's lightweight, It can't
delamlnate and it's easy t re-
pair. Other manufacturers efer
fiberglass because, they sa , It's
more durable and easier to c ean,
It won't rust and you can pot-
repair It.
And out wha1 steps-th ana-·
f acturer has taken to min lze
the possibility of water leakage;
look for a seamless, tapered roof
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SACRAMENTO (AP) -A Senate-approved blll to boost
motor vehicle llcenM f ... to beneflt eountlee and 27 amall
cltlet clearttd It• flrat All4fmbly committee thla week
• The A ... mbly LocarGo\ternrMnt Commltt" voted 7-3
Tueaday for 881091 by S.n. Wllllam Campbell, R·Hactenda
Heigh ta.
It now gou to the AIMmbly Waya and Meant CommlttM.
The blll would ralae up to an •tlmated 1175 mllllon a year.
The vehicle llcenae fee 11 currently 2 percent of market
value, baled on the manufacturer'• auggeeted b... price
adJuated by a 10-year depreciation achedule.
Campbell'• blll would create an 11-year d•preclatlon
aohedule, which would reault In higher 11crenae '"'for vehlcl•
that are between two and 10 years old.
Small cltlu which levy llttle or no property taxea would get
$27 ml Ill on from the Increased vehicle Ileen• f ... , which are
cotleeted In lleu of property taxu. The cltlea art all In Contra
Cotta, Lot Angeles, San Bernardino, Rlveralde and Ventura
count tea.
The remaining $148 mllllon would be divided among the
58 co\Jntlea, according to their size.
Otang• Cout DAILY Pll.OTIFrtdtry, AugUet 23, 1MI •
Mostgasoli ne used in the West
But Californians'
usage puts state
in 35th place
WASHINGTON, O.C. -State-
by-1tateguoflne UM for highway
travel ahowa wide variations on a
per capita bull -from a high
~ 803 gallon• per perton In Wyom-
ing to a low of 288 gallon• In the
Olatrtct of Columbia.
Six of the top seven atatee In
per capita guollne uee for road
travel were In the Weat, accord·
Ing to the analyala conduotttd by
the Highway Users Federation. In
deacendlng order, from Wyom·
Ing on down, were: Oklahoma,
538 gallons per person; Nevada,
521 g1llon1; Texaa, 518; Mon-
tana, 513; and New Mexico, 512.
o.taware, In the Eut Cout
travel corridor, ranked No. 7 with
499 gallon• per ptf'IOn. can.
fornla wu No. 35, at 424 galfon1
per peraon.
Th• Federation combined
C.n1u1 BurMu population data
and Fttderal Highway Admlnl ...
tratlon data on state gaaolln•
conaumptlon to compute the
u .. auch u for farm, aviation,
and mar ne purpoMI
Stat• guollne tax• Pf9Y I ng
at the time ranged from a high ot
18 c.nta per gallon 1n Mlnneeota
and tt\9 ltate of Wuhlngton to a
tow of 5 cent• per gatlon (now 10
centa) In Texu, ptua 9 cent•~
gallon ted•ral tu, Which la th•
current rate. The average atate
tax wu 8.75 centl per gallon.
BUt nee 1"3. 17 atat• ~
ralted their OUoltne taxee. The average ltat• guotlne tax 18 now
12 .4 centa per gallon (htgh 11 11
oenta In the 1tet• of Waef\Jnaton.
low la 1 c.nta In MlllOurt). Wtth
the federal 8 cent• addttd, that
maktt guollne one of the moet
heavily taxed commodltlel In the
country.
gallon• of gaaotlne per capita ~==============----------THIS IS 1l£ CAR: 1985 FORD TEMPO ultd for highway purpoMa In
each atate In 1983. the lut year
for Which detailed guotlne uM
flgurea are avallabte.
Americana uled atmoat 100
bllllon gallona of guollne for
highway travel In 1983, an aver·
age of 427 gallon• per peraon. In
1984, total guollne uaage wu
108 bllllon gallon1, but that
number lncludea non-hlghw~
Frequency of injury claims ranked (17~)
THIS IS THE EQUIPMENT:
WASHINGTON(AP)-Herels urge ca,.:
a llst of car rankings by the
Hlp,hway Losa Data Institute cov-Oldamoblle Cu1tom CrulMr: 54
Buick Electra: 59 er ng 1982-1984 care, baaed on Dodge Caravan: S3
Insurance Industry examination Plymouth Voyap:: 97
of frequency of Injury clalma. Chevrolet Capr ce: 99
Metcury Grand Marqul1: 89 A ranking of 100 means that Ford Crown Vlctorle: 70 model had an average frequency
of Injury claims compared with all FOUR-DOOR MODELS
models, regard leas of the magnl-lmallcan: tude of the cl alms. A ranking
below 100 Is better than average; Saab 900: 71
a ranking above 100 la worse Honda Accord: 89
than average. For example, a Volkawagen Rabbit: 92
rating of 122 ls 22 percent higher Volkawa:' Jetta 97
Muda9 8: 100 (worae)than average. A result of Nl1Nn Stanza: 107
96 ls 4 percent lower (better) than Dodge Omni: 114
average. Renault Alllance: 114
Ford Elcort: 117
Plymouth Horlzon:118
STATION WAGONS AND PASSENGER MerC\lry Lynz: 120
VANS Toyota Corolla: 122
Subaru DLGL Sedan: 125
lmall care: Toyota Tercel: 127
Mazda GLC:130
Volk1wag«1 V•n•Qon: 13 Pontiac 1000: 139
Mercury Lyme: 83 lauzu T ·Cati-Mark: 140
Toyot• Terctll 4WD: 91 Chevrolet Chevette: 143
Ford Eacort: 95 Dodge Colt: 14<4
Sub•ru DLGL 4WD: 98 Nl1Nn Sentra: 145
Subaru DLGL: 100 Mltaublahl Tredla: 155
Nl•••n Sentra: 108 Plymouth Colt: 158
MldalH care: MldalH care:
Volvo 2~0: 56
American Eagle 30: 89
Ford LTD: 78
Ch~r E Clau: 75
Olldmoblle Cutlau: 76
Old1moblle Firenze: 80 Buick Regal; 79
Chevrolet Celebrity: 83 Pontiac Bonnevlli.: 80
Dodge Arlee: 91 ...M~ry Topaz: at
Plymouth miranl· 9~ Pontiac 6000: 85
Pontiac 2000: 94 Mercury Mar~ul1: 88
Chevrolet Cavalier 94 Oodgeeoo: 8
• Chrysler Le Baron 9!; Oldsmobile Cleta: 86
Nissan Maxima: 100 Chrysler New Yorker· 87
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Buick Century: 87 Honda Civic: 1 15
Chrytler Le Baron 88 Subaru Hardtop: 11 7
Volvo 240: 89 Renault Fuego: 118
Ford LTD: 89 Toyota C.Clca: 120
Peugeot 505: 91 Dodge Daytona: 122
Toyota Camry: 91 ~ubatu Hatchback: 125 To~ota Cr ... lda: 92 !)'mouth Horizon: 128
Bu ck Sk~atk: 92 Chryaler L.uet: 128
Cadillac lmarron: 93 Toyota Tercel: 129
Chevrolet c.lebrlty: 94 Ford Elcort: 130
Chevrolet Citation: 94 Renault Encord: 130
Audl4000:99 Dodge Charger: 132
Oldamoblle Omega: 98 Mercury Lynx: 137
Ford Temro: 100 Nl ... n Sentra: 137
Pontlao P oenlx: 101 Renault Ahia~: 138
Pontl.c 2000: 109 Toyota Starlet· 148
Dodge Arlet: 11 1 Plymouth Cott: 148
Plymouth Reliant: 1 12 Dodge Cott: 149
Chevrolet Cavalier: 112 Mltaublahl Cofdla: 151
Oldamoblle Flrenza: 113 Chevrolet Chevette. 1 S.
Bulctc Skyhawtc: 113 Pontiac 1000: 155
Nl1Nn Maxima: 121 Nl11an Pul..,. 158
Lette cara: MlftlHcan:
Old1moblle Delta 88: 59 Old1moblle CutlUI 88
Buick Le Sabre: 82 Buick R~al: 90 Oldamoblle Ninety Eight: 62 Old1mob le Ciera: 91
Mercui Grand Marqul1: 65 Pontiac Grand Prix. 92
Buick i.ctra.: M Otd1moblle Omega: 92
Chevrolet Caprice: 68 Pontiac 8000: 94
Ford Crown Victoria: 68 Buick Skylark: 94
~1let New Yorker 5th Ave .. 69 Chevrole• Monte Carlo· 98
ge Diplomat: 72 Chry11er Le Baron: 99
Chevrolet Impala: 79 Ford Thunderbird: 100
Plymouth Gran Fury: 101 Buick Century: 100
Volvo 240: 104
TWO-DOOR MODELS Dodge 400600: 105
Chevrolet Celebrity: 107
lrnatl can: Dodge Ari .. : 109
Mercury Cougar. 109
Saab9000: 70 Chevrolet Citation: 111
Honda Accord: 102 Pontiac Phoenix: 112
Nlaun Stanza: t05 Pontiac 2000· 118
Volkaw~ Rabbit: 106 Ford Tempo: 118
M:uda 9 6: 1oe Plymouth Reliant. 119
Volkawagen Sclrocco: 108 Buick Skyhawk 123
Mazda GLC. 110 Oldamoblle Firenze 123
Honda Prelude: 114 Chevrolet Cavallet 126
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88 ~Coat DAILY PILOT/Frtday, Augutl 23, 1985
Plan to increase vehicle I ees
labeled unfair by auto club
Senate bill would
halt depreciation
at 85% for 3 years
SAN FRANCISCO -State
leglslatora are "tugging at the
wallets" of motorists again, with
a proposed Increase In the ve-
hicle license tax, according to the
Callf ornla State Automobile As-
sociation.
Senate Biii 1091, which would
hike annual auto license fees by
slowing vehicle depreciation "Is
unfair to already overtaxed
motorists," said a commentary In
the September/October Issue of
Motorland, the auto club's bi-
monthly publication.
The measure, Introduced by
Sen. Wiiiiam -Campbell (A-Los
An~tes), would freeze de:.
prectatton at 85 percent of a
,; vehicle's purchase price for three
years, resulting In a 19 percent
Increase In the vehicle license
fees paid by the average motor-
ist.
He'aon top
"Some motorl1ta may not re-
aJlze that only 123 of the annual
coat for registering a vehtcle la
... a regl1tratlon fee," said the.
arttcle.
"The reet la a Vehlcle License
Fee or 'In lleu' td, which llterally
means a fee collected In lleu of
personal property tax on motor
vehlclea."
Regl~tratlon fees finance the
California Highway Patrol, De-
partment of Motor Vehlctes and
related state actlvltla, white the
"In lleu" tax wtnds up In the
coffers of local government.
Thia tax la based on the
vehicles'• orlglnal price and
diminishes each year as the car's
value decreases. But Campbell's
blll would place a freeze on
depreciation for three years,
keeping the auto's value artlflclat-
ly high. The average vehlcle
owner would pay about S 18 more
In fees each year.
This comes on the heels of a
1983 law which also boosted
these fees by tampering with the
depreciation schedule and re-
calculating the basis by which a
car ts taxed. Orlglnaliy, a motorist
paid a flat two peroent tax on the
manufaciuret'a auggated retail
price of a new car.
But since passage of the 1983
law, cat buyera pay "In lieu" tax
on the full out-the-door prjce of a
car, lncludlng acoeaorlea.
So, a buyer already atarta with
a higher tax and keeps paying
higher fees because the car's
depreciation schedule hu been
slowed. And the Campbell blll
would alow tt even further.
"During a period when your
car'• market value Is de-
preciating rapidly, you'd be
taxed as If It weren't depreciating
at all," the commentary statee.
"Over a 10-year vehicle life, that
tranalatea Into a 19 percent tax
hike. We think the 1983 changes
were unfair and the current
proposal only makes them
worse.''
The "In lieu" tax Is a leftover
from a time when other pereonal
property Items such as house-
hold goods also were taxed.
"Over the years, tax on most
personal Items has disappeared
or been reduced but "In lieu"
fees just keep going up.
Jackie Stewart, three-time World DrlYlnt
Champion, balancee on top of Ford'• new
Lincoln-Mercury Sable •tation wacon for
1988.
Granatelli continues to make
mockery of the record books
WENDOVER, Utah -Andy
Granatelll continued this week to
make a mockery of the record
books as he drove his street legal
Camero to an offlclally clocked
speed of 241. 731 mph on the
Bonneville Salt Flats.
Granatelll, 62, chairman of the
board of Tuneup Masters Inc.
headquartered In Woodland
Hills, claimed -without much
chance he'll be challenged -
that he now has the "world's
fastest passenger car.''
The run through the flylng one-
mlle speed trap was made as the
annual Speed Week got under 219.531 mph on Mud Lake, Nev.
way here last Sunday Granatelll Aprll 26, 1984. One month ago
was clocked by the Southern Granatelll hit a speed of 194.387
California Timing Anoclatlon, mph on the Salt Flats here In this
which has sanctioned Speed l '83 Caprice Classic 4-door sedan
Week since It started In 1949. whlle carrying three passengers
This Is the latest In a string of In the car.
successful record attempts over How long does he Intend to
the last two years by the former continue the record-setting
Indy car racing figure, who now spree? "I've got my heart set on
operates the chain of tuneup going 250 mlles an hour In this
centers throughout the South-car before I'm through,"
western United States. Granatelll said. "It blows my
He drove the same '82 Camaro mind that a street legal, stock-
184.238 mph on EJ Mirage Ory bodied paaaenger car, not a race
Lake. Calif., Oct. 16, 1983 and car, can go this fast."
Vote on proposed pact begjns
as haulers get moving again
At least one union
leader predicts new-
reement' s rejection
DETROIT (AP) -Teamsters
union car-haulers climbed back
Into their trucks Monday after a
three-week strike, but at least
one union leader predlct&Q a new
agreement between the 20,()()(\
drivers and management would
be rejected.
"We'll be running overtime to
get all the cars to the dealers,''
aald Rob Thompson, vice preal-
dent for Industrial relatlon1 at
Commercial Carrier• In South-
field.
Thompson, whose company
has 18 terminals acrou the
country, aald the strike built a
backlog of about 120,000 autoa
nationwide.
Pete Karagozlan, preeldent of
car-hauter1 Local 299 In Detroit,
the largest In the country wtth
2,000 members, aald the joy may
be lhort-llved.
"Thia ~reement may not
pus. That 1 the word comt!'1f
back to ua on the grapevtne,
Katagoz.lan Mid today. "I think
another rejection la llkefy."
, He wu the onty union leader
who voted agalnat a tentatlw
agreement conaJdered by Team-
atera leadfN'9 laat Friday. He Mid
that hi• local'• membera lhared
hit tentlm«lt.
Cat haulers heard detaU1 of the
propc>Md thr ... year pect at
o ta-a o a
membership meetings na-
tionwide last Sunday, said Nellie
McKlm, a member of the union'•
national bargaining team and
secretary-treasurer of Local 580
In Lansing.
·'There were mixed reactions,''
she said. "Some wanted to stay
out untll the vote count. Others
were happy to return to work."
Voting on the pact la betng
conducted by mall, wtth 'ballots to
be returned by Sept. 12, McKlm
said.
McKtm predicted ratification
and defended the return to work.
"It would be foolllh to watt an
addltlonaJ three week• just to
count the ballots. There realty 18
no reason for them to turn the
contract down."
BargaJnera for the Teamsteta
and National Automobile Dealers
Aaaoclatlon reached a tentative
agreement on a new three-year
pact last Wednesday.
The 20,000 car haulers rep-
resented by the union went on
strike after talks broke down July
25. The walkout halted dellveryof
new cara to dealers, clogged
Import plere on both cout1 and
cauled vehlclea to plle up at U.S.
plants.
Union representatives have
said the contract Is an Improve-
ment over the pact turned down
by members tut month by a 6-
to-1 matgln. The previous offer
called for a 6<kent per hour pay
lncreue during uch of the three
yeara for the car haulers, wtto
average about $13 an hour.
OetaJls of the tentative agr ...
ment have not been releued. A
union source aald lut week the
new offer lncludee some man-
agement concealona In the area
of dlffetentlala for drlvera, who
now earn about 85 cent1 a mite.
Assembly panel OKs stiffer
penalty for drunken drivers
,,
SACRAMENTO (AP)-Another meuure to matce
Callfornla '1 drunken driving laws atlll tougher wu app1oved by an AIMmbtycommltt• Monday.
Auemblywoman Jean OuffY1AB25&8would Iner .... the
penalty for drunken drMng that c.. aa• dea1h from the cur'9nt
maximum of eight yeara In prtton to 10 year1. Duffy, o-
Sacramento, ortglnafty aought a 15-yeer maximum penalty.
A 5-2 vote of AH 1mbty Pubic 8at.ty Committee tent the
bm to the Waya Ind MMM Commftt99.
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Friday, Augu 1 23, 1085 87
Great car
Thia 1930 Cad111ac V-18 ran the Great
Amerlcan Race from Loe Anaelea to New
York earlier thla aummer, flnlahlnC 20 out
of a field of 94. The car, owned by Jamee
Chaffee of Del Mar, la entered ln Santa
Barbara'• Cou.ncoun d'Elqiance on Sept.
28. The •how -ln lta 10th year -la
eatuim, Cad.lllac and will feature ftrloaa
uamplea of tht• make of automobile, atone
with other andqua and claulca from
Rolla-Royce to llereedes-Bens, Jacu&r.
Ponche and Ferra.rt.
C hrysle r tops competitors'
r ebates, discount financing
Ford. GM rebate
program limited
to 1985 vehicles
DETROIT (AP) -Chrysler
Corp. has topped cut-rate financ-
ing programs offered by Its top
two competitors while Chrysler
and Ford Motor Co. brought
back manufacturers rebates.
Chrysler on Monday an-
nounced a 7 .5 percent financing
program on 1985 cars and
trucks. only hours after Ford
Motor Co. had matched a 7. 7
percent loan rate Implemented
last week by General Motors
Corp.
"Mr. lacocca took a step back
and waited until everyone else
came out with their plans and
then he topped them all," said
MarkSo.ethkam~. ~ Getr<>lt-erea
Chrysler dealer.
The No. 3 automaker's incen-
car ued by Hitler
tive program would include the
7 .5 percent financing and
provide up to a $1,500 cash
rebate on most 1985 model new
cars and trucks. effective at
dealerships Immediately,
Chrysler said Monday.
Meanwhile, Ford on Monday
began a rebate program that
includes $1 ,000 back on Its stow-
selltng, European-made Merkur
XR4Ti sports sedan, which Is sold
by Lincoln-Mercury dealers. A
$1,000 rebate also was an-
nounced for the Econoline Club
Wagon.
Rebates ranging from $400 to
$750 also were announced for 14
other Ford car lines, its full-size
pickups and another Econollne
van.
like the GM plan. the Ford
deals apply only to 1985 vehicles
in dealer stock. Those stocks are
expected to swell now that the
three-week-long Teamsters car
haulers' strike is over pending
ratif !cation of a tentative contract
agreement.
Ford said Its buyers could pick
a third option, reduced-cost leas-
ing. Chrysler said Its customers
would have the option of either
the 7 .5 percent financing or the
S 1,500 rebate.
"We very honestly didn't see
the need for a program at this
time until General Motors an-
nounced theirs," said Phillip
Novell of Ford's sales depart-
ment. "Ours ts simply a com-
petitive response to their pro-
gram."
Ford and Chrysler have made
market share gains at GM's
expense for nearly a year . Louis
Latalf, Ford's vice president for
sales. said In a statement that,
"We Intend to maintain the sales
momentum we've enjoyed."
Before Monday 's an-
nouncement, Chrysler had been
offering rebates and a financing
rate of 8.8 percent on Its compact
cars and midslze sports sedans.
Thia epeclally built, armor-plated limou-
elne aaed by Adoph Bitler will be amona
the featured attractlona on Labor Day
weekend at the Aabarn '85 collector car
aacdon In Indiana. More than 1,500
claulca and epeclal lnterat automoblla
will be ln the eo-called • 'Claulc Car Capitol
of the World" ln Auburn Au&. 31-Sept. 2.
Bitler'• Umoualne can run over a amall
land mine and keep on m o...m.. It bu a
400-hp. eapereharaect en&lne that would
ao nearly 110 mph. It a1eo bu hidden 70-
aallon , •• taJ1b and pn computmcnta.
and a dual Ignition eyetem.
Small 2 -door, Japanese cars
cited I or most crash injuries
Large American autos fare the best:
European models most costly to repair
WASHINGTON (AP) -Small
two-door and Japanese cars
have the worst record In crashes.
whlle large American cars gener-
ally fare the best, the lns4rance
lndustt'Y says.
Eurqi>ean cars. as a group,
have a good Injury record but
tend to cost more to repair
followtng accidents, according to
the Insurance Industry's Highway
Lou Data Institute.
The Institute'• lateat report,
released Monday, rated popular
cara based on the personal Injury
and vehicle damage In crashes
for 1982-198-4 model cars.
"The cars with the bad Injury
experience ate predominantly
Japanese Imports,'' aald Brian
O'Nelll, spokesman for the In-
surance Institute for Highway
Safety, which 11 ctoaely as-
aoclated with the Highway Losa
Data Institute and released Ila
findings.
Japanese-made vehlclea,
hoMVer, KCount for a large
portion of amall care. Among tM
30 twc>-door amall cara llated. HS
were Japanese.
O'Neill aald that while a ze of
ttTe v hlcle 11 a major factor In
crash damage, "clearly there are
engineering Improvement• that
can be made to 1ma11 cars (80)
that they don't have to be this
bad."
He cited as evidence the Saab
900, which scored at the top of
both the two-door and four-door
small cars for Injuries. However.
it was worse than average for
collision damage.
The study divided 181 popular
car models Into three size groups
based on their wheefbase length.
Among small cars, the
Mercedes-Benz 380 SL Coupe
and the Chevrolet Corvette were
llsted as "substantially better
than average" In Injuries. Small
cars listed as "better than aver-
age" In Injuries were the Saab
900 models, Porshe 94-4 Coupe
and the Volktwagon Vanagon.
Eighteen small cars were listed
as "substantlally worae than
average" and another 12 were
listed as "worse than average" In
overall Injuries. Of those 30. 17
were JapaneM.
Using the rating 100 as an
av rage, the highest Injury rating
was attributed to the Nlsaan
Pulsar. • two.door model that
had 158, and the four-door
Plymouth Colt (m1de by
Mitsubishi) with 158.
Other two-door modets with
"aubstantl1lly worM than aver-
age'' lnlurv ratings were: Pontiac
1000, 155; Chevrolet Chevette,
154; Mitsubishi Cordia, 151;
Dodge Colt, 149; Plymouth Colt,
148; Toyota Starlet. 148; Renault
Alliance. 138; Nissan Sentra,
137; Mercury Lynx, 137; Dodge
Charger, 132.
Among four-door models.
those rated "substantially worse
than average" In injuries behind
the Plymouth Colt were:
Mitsubishi Tredla, 155; Nissan
Sentra, 145; Dodge Colt. 144:
Chevrolet Chevette, 1-43: Isuzu T-
Car-1-Mark, 140; Pontiac 1000.
139.
By contrast. cars with the best
Injury records had ratings In the sos and 801.
According to the Institute,
models with the best results In
both the Injury and collision
damage categories were the
four-door Oldsmoblle Delta 88,
Buick LeSabre, Mercury Grand
Marquis and Chevrolet Caprice:
the ataflon wagon or vans Dodge
Caravan, Plymouth Voyager,
Chevrolet Caprice and American
Eagle 30: and the 2-door Ford
Crown Victoria.
In overall Injury alone, the belt-
rated cara were the Oldsmobile
Cu1tom Crulter station wagon,
M: VofVo 240 atatlon wagon , 58:
Merced Bent 380SL Coupe,
57. and Oldsmobile Oetta 88, 59.
O'NeUI said the flndlnga were
baaed oo reports of a dozen
malor Insurance companies .
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I
944 Turbo, ~11 Turbo jeining Porsche line tn U.S.
Additions are part of company's policy
·to make all models available in States
A 944 Turbo and 911 Turbo wlll
be added to the Porsche line In
the United Statet for the 1988
model year, Jotln A. Cook, preal·
dent of Pol"Jche Cara North
America, lnc.,lhaa announced.
The 944 Turbo wlll have a
manufacturer'• suggested retell
'price of $29,500. Its equipment
wlll be ·comparable to the nor-
malty aspirated 944, the most
popular Porsche model, which
wlll continue to be offered.
The reintroduced turbo-
charged version of the classic
Poreche model 911 wlll have a
manufacturer's suggested retell
price of~48,000. The 911 Turbo
will be lly equipped, Including
stereo assette radio, electric
sliding sunroof, leather Interior
and alarm system.
The additions to the llne are
part of a Poraohe policy to make
all models available to U.S.
drlvera. "The 944 turbo and 911
Turbo are major steps In our
effort to make sure Americans
can buy, own and drive the full
llne of exciting Poraches," said
Cook. "In the past, some models
have not been avallatlle In U.S.
form, and other models were
Introduced In Europe long before
they were available here.
"But the U.S. Is Porsche's
largest alngle market, and we're
devoting a great deal of effort to
bring Americans all models of
Poraches. and not Just some of
them."
The two addltlonal sports cars
Sporty new Suzuki
Samurai expected to
debut in November
A new U.S. venture -Suzuki United States by mld-1988.
of America Automotive Corp. -The Samurai SJ413 Is similar
has been created to market. to Suzuki's 4-wheel-drlve vehicle
distribute and sell Suzuki's new now In distribution In more than
''Samurai" automobile In the 100 countries. A pioneer of the 4-
Unlted States, · announced wheeJ-drMi ..mark.et. the com·
Osamu Suzuki, president of pany has sold more than half a
Suzuki Motor Co. of Japan. million vehicles since 1970J
The Samurai SJ413 ls a sporty, Suzuki also announced that
multi-purpose 4-wheel-drlve Klyoshl Aral has been named
passenger vehicle, to be avail-president of Suzuki of America.
able In hard-top and convertible Aral is a senior Suzuki executive models.
b II bl I C 'If I responsible for Introducing It will e ava a e n 8 orn a Suzuki's 4-wheel-drlve vehicles starting Nov. 1. It will be launched
In Florida and Georgia on Dec. 1. throughout the world.
Manufacturer's suggested re-Aral believes that because of
tall price begins at approximately Its versatlllty, pricing and styling,
$6,200, with a variety of exterior the Samurai SJ413 wlil have a
and Interior -accessories and much broader appeal, creating a
optional equipment available. new market segment.
"After carefully studying the Doug Mazza. newly appointed
U.S. marke~ for a number of national marketing director, said
years, we decided to establish that the vehicle sho~ld compete
Suzuki of America to begin effectively In · the second-car
marketing the Samurai SJ413 market because of Its fuel effl-
thls fall," said Suzuki. clency, low price and sporty
Suzuki of America exp~!!_ t.Q_ styling.
seli about 10,0UO vehrcles during "Basically, the Samurai rep-
the first sales phase. The com-resents an alternative the Amerl-
pany expects to have a complete can market has never had
dealer network throughout the before," he said.
END OF
tor 1988 will complement the
present Porsche llne, which In-
cf udM the normally aspirated
Porsche 944. the claulc race-
bred Porsche 911 Carrera and
the sophl1tlcated Porsche 928 S.
Manufacturer'• suggested re-
tail prloet for thete cara wlll be
announced later. The entire
Porsche line wUI be available In
dealerships around the U.S. this
fall, although dealers are taking
orders now for the 944 Turbo and
the 911 Turbo.
The 944 Turbo, with a 4-
cyllnder, 2.5-llter engine and air-
to-air lntercooter. develops 220
horaepower. Power ratings for
the two-seater sports car are the
same In both the U.S. and
Europe. "This added power per-
mits the 944 Turbo to offer
performance on a parallel wtth
the normally aspirated 6-cytlnder
911, but In the style that 944
drivers nave come to expect,"
Cookeald.
The 911 Turbo has a 6·
cylinder, 3.3-llter engine with air-
to-air lntercooler that delivers
282 hortepower. Thia wlll thrust
the aporta car to 1~7 mllea per
hour on a test track and power It
from O to 80 mllea per hour fn
about 6.5 aecond1.
resulta In a permanent power ton
of up to 10 percent. Thie mean•
that the made-for-America 911
Turbo wlll have more power than
a properly converted European
engine.·'
Cook added that Porsche had
discontinued Importation of the
911 Turbo to the U.S. In 1979
normal ·engine and chat1l1 d•
velopmenta that have bMn
added to the 1port1 car alnce
1979.
The 9-44 Turbo combines ad-
vanced turbo technology with the
Porsche tran .... axle ayatem that
balancet the engine In front with
tran1ml11lon and differential In
the rear for near-perfect weight
distribution. This results In neu-
tral handling, better passenger
comfort and more effeetlve
apace utilization.
'
"TIJe made-for-America 911 Turbo wlJJ
IJave more po•er than a properly con-
verted Buropea:a engbJe. •• The. 944 Turbo originally raced
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"Horsepower ratings for the
European version of the 911
Turbo are ellghtly higher because
engines there stlll use leaded
gas," said Cook. "However, a
legal conversion of a European
engine for the U.S. normally
rather than modify the car to
meet new U.S. environmental
and safety standards. Under
present company policy,
Porsche has updated the 1986
911 Turbo to meet all U.S.
specifications while Including
1981 and distinguished ltaelf for
the greatest reliability and the
shortest time overall In the pita. In
Its current form, the 944 Turbo la
expepted to play a major r91e In
Porsche's U.S. racing plans for
years to come.
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Instead of a flat one.
Check pipes and electrical
wires In the storage areas. If
they're neatly bundled, Identified
and handled similarly to thoae In
a well-built house, the manufac-
turer probably has paid lots of
attention to his product's quality.
Check the owner's manual. It
contains valuable Information on
servicing the plumbing, electrlcl·
ty and appliances.
The ~loorlng should be ex-
te·r1or-grade plywood Instead of
particleboard, which Is prone to
swell and lose Its shape If It gets
wet. A zinc-coated sheet metal
Prlcee for motor bom• ranee from $ l&,000 to $400,000. underbelly or an undercoating
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G d I f h h The best cabinets ere made of r~y top ea er or 6t mont ~f~~lc~~~?naf:thc~~~r~u~!~~
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Gary Gray, owner of Orange Coast AMC/Jeep, Orange Coast has Increased saJes 300 percent "stick and staple" construction.
Inc. has been named the No. 1 automotive dealer by since It opened In 1980, with a $21 mllllon Increase Pull out the drawers and Inspect
American Motors for the sixth consecutive month. In sales end 2,000 new and used cars sold yearly, the quality.
The Costa Meaa dealer Is the flrstto win the No. compared with 400 sold In 1980. Call the Nation al Highway Traf-
1 slot six months In a row In the western region of Gray credits four elements for his success: -fie Safety Administration's recall
California, Arizona, Nex Mexico, Nevada and Advertising, be.th In print and radio; a depen-hot llne, 800 424-9393 (202
Hawaii. dable service department· and men and women 426-0123 In Washington, D.C.),
"A strong product llne and aggressive market-trained In the dealership's Specialist Program to -regarding safety recalls.
Ing strategy are the reasons for our success," said ensure quality service In all areas; and special Whatever model you choose,
Gray_,_ whose dealership celebrates Its fifth 81h._eventttuch 89 8 reeent-promotton-that-featttrec:Hhe-ma~tor home can
nlversary next month. Beach Boys, Jack-In-The-Box, and KMET Radio. be easily serviced through a
''Jeep vehicle sales In the western region broke network of dealerships na-
records during July," he added, "with an Increase of Also among the Top 10 for July was Huntington tlonwlde, such as the one run by
44 percent compared to July 1984.'' AMC/Jeep, Inc. of Huntington Beach. U-Haul.
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Great rental arM. Almoat 38r 2ba o.tacn nM. pool, PCH $75.000 538-5742 3BR 2'hba Walk to beach unit, A/C "rn~ · '*'" treaa t .... -M -----yrd .;/pattO wa* P*
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dtn g & loe llV rm w/fam TILHm lll-HIO pper air pool• $700 No pets 87S-3437 patio gar dlh . Utll Pd Bech-18R Avail rm 2BR 2ba. appll incl u8''"' 7084 , &7S-9557 $925,No ~ , ~ "400, K-amkr No FLEETWOOD Highly t;.ta .... 2ll4 -28drm 1 Ba--:V1aw, ___ ..... _·• P9l,t 840-5341
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Ill Tl-llLLlll I Ruben E Lee $29,i95 for Vel'de 1 yr 118 Kida ok water pd ec.an view 18M MonrO'll\a, S4~ complex 2BR 2ba PllllOll. O&ll lllf-llE detallacall636-7870 SubmllqnpellS750mo S67511t +MC497-6287 OWllNI •NrSCPlu.S A28r29a downet1trs DI W,c;ptt
on 12th Fairway Over· SPACES AVAIL tor new Call Anne 631· 128& --ALL lJTILITIES PAID Condo POOi IP• catpot1 drpt laund laoll otOMd
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2 bdrm, 2 ba + den. With & Laguna Hilla For be 1 yr lae S 1000/mo design featuret. Pool, •STUNNING Lg 1, 2 & 39' MOO ctep 2324 E.IMn.
2 car oarage. Central Air detail• call 636-·7870 49M375 or 669-4705 bbq, cov'rd garage. aur-28a Grdn Apt Pool 1525. Apt 1 642•5155 Cond and beautifully -2Br 1Ba I Dplx. No peta La ••• Ii ... 2152 rounded with pluth land-se2s' 1726 710 W 181h, ________ _
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By owner 4 Bdrm, 2 full Valuable Laguna Beach 2Br. clean. red , 1harp. !!J! 6.4&-4151 llrtt fOf thll1 choioa of
baths, new carpet thru· ropert lor sale Apart· patio. Guest rm 1n gar· S~Bayfront 3sr 28a $56S-l 745/Mo ~beaut tOeal llVlng
out. freshty painted. ex· ~ents Y& stores wrlh age McHo-MoS900111. ~01bshPCS3006~~t;~J 1 Baat.•u• 2140 18d 11>eanblt-lns lri>le TSLMGMf 642-1603
cepl claen, walking di.. Coast Hwy frontage 1es1 & dep Ask f0< Sarah • oa ove _ ~ lllT IUll'I Fiim Mutt ... NB AEAL TI 87S..18.42
lance 10 achooll, quiet Steps from beach Merrill Lynch Agent 75 Yrds trom Beach 2BR QUIET RESORT LIV1NG lee Avocado w;c;:-4;>1x cieen 28f
cul·d•·saC, no traffic $675,000-owner motl· 552· 17 t4 0<651~121 21>• den bullllns new •Spar'ldlng halted pool TSl ~ 142-1111 Pauot Lndry, $595/mo
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nrl r -__ rental 38d 2ba S 1200/M • sec dep 770-5629 pet OKS 14SO 646-1378 w/storage *'"' w.l IY IWllll No kida/pels 573•5t93 3Bdrm 2Ba Monttcello 4 Bdrm 2·1t ba fpfk: 1 blk
Villa Balboa Condo 28r Lg Bayfront furn $3000/M twnhme Wahr/dryr gar bch, comm ix)o1 & iennls ALL UTILITIES INCLUDEO
28a ~ den. 1800 sq ft also For Sale Seller to patio $850 Agt 550· 1 15 2 Car gar, $1500 mo lBd. 28d a 28d Twnhme
Penthouse level Ca· carry 8% 675·5511 3Br 28a. dbl gar, nice w/8 mo lse. avail 911 Furn11hed
lhedral celllng1, very Sept thru June $900Jmo yard. no pets 906 w S1uar1. 642·5356 aft 6pm visit our model Dally 9-6
open & bright Many In-38r 1'h8a 3 t3 APolena Wiison $975 545-7963 ---Sorry, no pett terlor Improvements · ' AT LAST! Allllng 1234,500 Call . 673·3915 3BR 2b•. no pets, kids Ok ' LA QUINTA HERMOSA
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farmhouse 5000 sq ft Furn/parlletly furn Paula rino School TELERENT -on 113 acre lot 5 Bdrms Pool/spa Walk to pv1 $950/mo 540·1031 garage. No Pets $850 ~lFll!ld ;ARLINGTON APTS•
• library, 5 baths, huge beach, tennlS. $3500/mo 3BR 2b•th 10 lg dplx Wint• 673-7666 SpaclOUS, claart. Qlliet &
playroom. land Included Includes gardener. pool & wlfrplG. ! car .QY Utlt • W1des1 SelectlOn fB::hvall 9/1 2br t Fa.11.Y tlum.IT'I Very CloN to beeCh
$690.000 846-3580 maid lef'llce 240-1743 incl $800/mo 631-8300 • lJpdatiODa-,Y-ba gar. W1tl/dryr lrplc Spar"llng clean large 2Br 1'i8a rwnna-~
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ownr $24 000 Incl land II OYl l ll1 .. antlllt ---stove/refrlg see al 2133 2130 ltw,.rt 1"4 FurnrShed Steps to l>Ch aw-9')eCIOUS las=• I Ot. $429,SOOlee or S2SOM L/H 38R Iba Winter rental Orange Ave 8 30.4 30 I Balboa Peninsula Fee Bt11ns Garage Upper mlealiBJ111 very cioM to beeCh
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2Br iv.ea. angl fevel End spa and ~•an/hlllstde le th orher 652·2418 or 776-1081 2ba, pool spa room HUGH bonus x1n1 erea $18SO/mo Agt • Apts Beautifully land-1mmed Pnoed II' $700-
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in F V S 134,900 So. Call· 1425 000 and security gated Ex· Spectacular view. M C. 38R 2ba, avl Sept-June vale spa 3 car garage tom burl! 3Br • Oen Hme garage SI ZOO/mo Pita -
fornla Riiy 546-5605 · C'""lional buy at $55,500 2Br, 2ba, den. 760-6755 $2200/mo 675-5068 S 1950/mo Call 546-23 t3 /40' dock avl 851· 1653 106 Oltve 548•3535 I Bdrm s59s-seo5 llAWlll YIWIE l ~1(.il I I ( A-ti\ ~.. w ---28drm 281 $750 llllml YOll HY 1 ' ~9-UllU• llHE ---U-o01SL-E Bayrldge Condo new 2br Apart!ltat1, Val. 22so vanguard 540-"21
2'"-B Realtors. 675-6000 Winter 2 Br 2ba. dbl gar, 2b f le po-• ,,.._....,..,.. .... ...,_ ._ __ _ Beaullful 38drm, ,. a Cl ._ a11. ..._ I t a. rp • micro, vi. -condo In Huntington Hf11 ••Ht ••• ti lrptc, patio. no pets gar S 1300 64.4-4099 lal• blaa• 27M h
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with sunset view. om· Elegantly decorated Park I t 5300 sq ft 11 I I f-lr1l1la14 FAMIL V HOME 3Br 3Ba, prtv comm Bch. prkg spc 1 hse ott w11 FUllU lPUTlfm * 1 & 2Br 1 & 28• suites mus~~o.~11;1~~1 ;r ~laceF4Br ~B~Rhom~1 m Cort••••t•ar 1022 1 ~o~~~ ocean & 'c11y G!:!~!t' 2202 3Br. 2Ba. 1rg yrd Quiet tennls aocess Sl900/mo S6SO yrly 499-27 15 Sparkling clean large :~r,:::S"'wnhousea
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PROPERTIES dwnstrs New paint · S335K A t 759_9070 area Milter Sacrifice 11 Fast tree tenant providrs Valerie 26 1 7653 Ptaiaaala peid No pots Manicured yrd S239,500 ea 0 s999 900111 LHI ol the info 539·6194 Best Ally Be1cour1 Hiii Large 3BR ._,_.._. ___ ~-'!'
Southern Calltorn1a Ally DUPLEX 1Bd-1ba ea Hart>Or Rld~e bargains PROVEN RELIABILITY M V 3Br den. 2Ba 2 llp 4ba 3 car gar Deluxe 1 BR. c•rport new drps 4 28drm 1 •B• se95 Wll MTT 546-5605 $ 0 000 717 FERN LEAF I _ gar. grdnr S 1100 No petS 1 condo Sec pool, e1c crpts 1124 W Balboa 28drm 28• $720 •3 Llgh1ed 1enni1 oour1s Ul11llf HST& IEU 21 · For persona preview can Lovely lg 3BRtstudy 650-7428 or 546-9576 I Calahna Vtf!IN e111ns mctl Blvd $600 mo 673-51981398 W Wilson 63 1·5583 •2 Swimm•"" pools 640-8182 by Owner Patrici.. Ten<><• 631· 1286 Great tocalton close to 1 ••• llllL PllHCT IOUTI COAST COllO New llsttng1 DramatiC rite or 760-8702 beach New cpis drapes New E-!llde 2 mstr 8d 2 TVs $32SOtmo 673-6160 2BR 1 ba w•garaoe $7SO 2Br t "Ba $695 W1h/dryr •Streams & ponds
A wonderful ramodelad 2 on ocn vu 4Br 38a. FR I·~·~\:-~ etc Call 213 547-6624 il>a gar w 10 hkkp Eastblull Condo 3Br mo Bay View Wri, dsh«Shr 3020 Filmore •Sorry no pets Bdrm & den Wood 1121,000 Sl 135K 759.9070 Agt ~ r .. $1000 mo 631 4092 1 1Ba Quoet area Encl 2 979-6371 Hm 673-8276 No pell Agl 5"6-5605 •FurmShtngs avail
floofl. cozy flreplace and VA 1erms offered! Or h Executive Condo large car gar No pets Lse ltl •••1 WHY NOT c aLL
frencil door• lead you to assume ex1st1no low PVT PTY desires to buy IJ . new 1 Bdrm '" South Newe< 3bdrm 3ba retrea1 S 1075 mo 97,..1299 O< Ctrtal ••1 •ar 2'122 Cln STI ' -& ...
the wooden deck, the interest VA loan Very Duple11, 1250K·$325K RBO-R VIEW HOME Coast Spring• gated s"tcel750y53a9p~611d'',_2 D=~~ ,::r I 637-4725 Carpon & more , ... S403 .. , •• 111 eenterpolnt of the nleely redecorated Air 640-1539 O< 474-0800 HA II comm pools.ciubhouse ""...... l&ILlll 1 .. 1 HH nu1m ll .......
tpacioull8'd A new of-conditioned. Single story Dave 3200 sq fl, 4 Bd. 4ba. • spa, avl rmmed S8SO yrly 2112•111111•ow l Garage Sept 1st •6731 --WWlll YllUIE
f•I""' at 189 ooo Com __ upgrades comp re· u-•• llULn --DCLISIYt llE1T1•s •" BACH ss10 5 1BR $610 15555 '-'unt""'t-v111.,... . .., ' 3 bdrm unit munlty Superb whltewatar v•ew modeled 759-6868 eves .---$675 Gar frpiC lee•9646 0. 2 B TILOm lll·ll-PRVT p•tio carpon '"' .. .., ""' ~
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131·1400 BY OWNER 3 BR, ,;;. Ba S2350w.ooo 72P0r01n5~11pals lalMI ls lad 2206 I gardening service 11 175 homesw90011n south 1 patio Near beacn ent1re 191 BACHELOR A8pt S330 1 lmat 2744 --------• only nr -.. SCMJth Bayfront spacious per mo 546-9950 lrplc 1 mo yr Y ' floor 2 Bdrm de" lro1c: Ut•I 111c;1d y •PP ~~~~-~ ?.~~~~-~~~7E Oceanfr ont Oplx Bast loc upper of duple•. 2 Bdrm SHOUTS VALUE LIDO ISLE Laroe 2 Bd on gar s 1•00 720-9422 Agt 552-9389 all 6Pf!' AW LUSlll
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8CN1t pref 1oe+ t4 29th houM w/frplo. '450/mo. cation. 3 pvt rooms I ·' 2tll nylon oOllat Peach.e her Advertlalng S•lu •I I bi.tn y 1 klll & ortc well
3Bdrm, 2Ba lrg .,.. St Agl Wayne 54&-8819 N·ttnkr Lucie 525-1134 MSO/mo (2 i3) 474·8M2 tat9JI _AliWARD 722·8291 S:,d ~eeume Alln u.. rapidly expanding loc•I ~=te!':,,row!"r.11: Zi~h~.: eo':ta M ...
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1 Prater •dlt cpte/latnlly PRlll llWNIT m Fem to ehr lg apt on Illa Nwpl Boh Apt, nr bch. 1500 eq. tt retail 1paoe wrgery nd• mtldlelne Ille . . Agreulve, Ult-di•· n=•ry Yoo po ..... -. su5imo 209 4111• NB 2bt lb&. bMm oell., L~do. Metr bdrm/be 1385 S292• utile 931-1024 Parking 5 year leue with Brkhrat/ Adema Reward IWIE OlllT clpllned lndlvtduati may knowledge of conturMr Front otftee ptr'tOfl w•nt•
IS0.3057.(213)880 5985 w/bl frplc, RI O. gar. 1795. 1 11 at 813-3711 ft e opllon. $ 1875/mo. 8<18-l02i/842.9142 t••LY PILIT .. rn excellent Income credit collectlon practice ed for Wholl1tlo HNl1h
$8SO/Mo 1 Bd Iba. encl 2100 Ha~ Pl. 548-97~ ~ '1 a · _•_ Working M/F N-amkr ehr UJ .J 1 L~ __ • (Hlary ..-commlNlon). 4 oced well 8 Cllnlc. Paraonable, pro-
gat, CIOM 10 bch ntee S tk C 1 it Fem to lhr new 2br houM 10 tiome nr SC Ptaui 1325 frJ()U>110 an u'flat loet CdM F/Cooktr Span P.I. l111llO benefit• and •dvance. ,.~ruerltyu~~h •:ouecu:n l•110nal health oriented
quiet IOC H 11& I rt In E/alde C.M. 1375/mo + dep Joe 549.1542 q/A.~J.ndil'.; buff puppy 'Buffy:., $200 Gt1ll ltH, C., Ul21 nwtnt opportunity. Agen· la 8 Thlt poaltlon r• lndlvldualwltho-n«alof·
1480 Monrovia 2'111 9'C9--9828 Marta, Iv mag. --...&.,,,u "'1~ Reward_._ 759·0853 "-..... cy or new1paper ax· q;r .. idnt verbal & writ-flee 1klll1. Eiieen
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guerd Walk to bCh drinking/parties may M/Fn-amkr, rm In 3br" apt ltat 2112 NEED STORAGE SPACE? WEREN'T Olllll l'YPtlt lffll f&ll PllUI FIT PfT $4 hr. MIF. Call ~uo~ Penthoose 1:,r,s~~~ consld 2 girls $500/mo 1 Blk beh-Bal Pen, avell Slng' garage. Storage FllST ••m nu 111111. IFO. ••• II you're. Mll•atarter and vari.d duti.. M~t have Sedl 8-5 6«·2410
• ulll Incl 759-1383 , 911 $339. p/mo. 87S-10 14 only Eutalde Co1ta laliltll • 4014 Medlcal/Surglcal aupply flexible •bout job ualgn-driver's llcenM Call GENERAL ACCOUNTING DY le 2b 2b 2 M $70 55 33 Safe H•rbor Sell Storage ..... e •tam • co nda m•ture women, mente. the F 0.1.C. hu • P x r 8 car gar. HS-Student non-amOker, M/F Pen 3br 2ba 1 blk bCtl esa Imo 1• 98 AU sizes. Into 775-2307 .,.,ag P aa Alllttant Manager Job tor y~· Our dl"lilon (11') 111·2110 Entry level poaltton avall-new paint & carpet Mar own room nr b .. ch. ftpl, w/d, get. S3e&+ Roll (100) 22 cents for """ • able for enthu1lutle lndl-
bch S900 Fran 557 •3 73 $300/mo 968-9067 67S-2417 Of 673-1443 Offlct ltatall 2914 Mile. ltatah 2925 $21 to Oct 111. No llnesl and to handle office. of bank llquldatlon cur-vldual In exctusl .... pr1vate . 2156 New Bl d CM Must have pleaunt rentty has ()penlngs for OOUllELO•S 1 N Bch B le E-elde 2Bd 1 be no pets In beauttlul N 8 home. PV1 M/F to ahr 3br 2ba Hunt. Cannery vm •. dOOd lo-Art lit Studio/Storage, •di porl v . phone manner & good MVerel olerk typist who n club n pt . ..
Max 2 pers.goa Pd $6001 ba. kite. laundry prlv, Beach house, non-1mkr cation. Reasonable. Bkr to pV1 hm w/belutlrul Ja"atatat ore skills Oppty ror ad-average typing •peed• Pert time carrier counsel-acct atcms, 1°;!.ey t ~:~
135 Albert 543-5478 pool happy family env 5300 mo. 988-0118 675.,..806 view overlOOl<lnj ooean O t aJtl tOll v1ncemen1 For appt. 50WPM. The F.D.l.C. or-ora wanted. Help boys entry exper plu · •
S37S 760-2690 Npt Sch Male rmmt ltlr 1736 Anaheim St, C M. S200 CdM. 675· 873 IJ!' a ti 844-0065 fert a great benelltl and glrla aollclt new :~~ ~ob~~~a:'a:. :,~::::~
•••••••••!NB near Hoag Hosp. neat 3br. 2ba apt. 2 blka to Grnd nr otc Toilet & park-batHCt•tltl *•II UOlll* llSMEILEH/TICU packege Including dent•I ~~~,:~1:~ M~~t ~~I:; person eager to learn a Sp~ttOU\ ""'l'" 11n1 depend . prel prof n·smkr bell S't75/mo Inc ulll & Ing 1350 mo. 873·285" SPIRtTUAl READINGS •UllllSI* Mechenlcel, eleetro/mech, !~~~0~1:v~~~=· 11~Y~ working with 10-13 yr grow with• new & spark&-& two bl'dwum .ipl\ rets $350 548-3662 wld. Quiet, non-1mkr, w/ Advloe In All Mailers a. Xlnt tax wrlt .. off. Family eleetronlc. Good local as. matlon call peftonnel, 1111 old• early ~Ing hours Ing MAGIC ISLAND.
R I )I 1 2 FIT l<>b & refs 675-8010 •UIOITlfl Urrtl Coonaellng 1815 So El tun, prolltebte. exciting 1lgnmente av•llable In 1 97s_5400 EOE work deya/ nexlble hr1 Apply In person or call tit I_ ttt I Roommate n/emkr lhr 2Br 1 MONTH FREE RENT Camino Real San C~ 631.0435 aft 4. wkday1. to 2 weeks Apply NOW In Commltalon only 675--0900 M-F 10-7PM
SUWI IOTIL 2Ba apt. lndry. Gar, $400 881OOva<DfSuite14 Llc'd. 49'2-7296 PRODUCER DESPERATE! person 8am-4pm at Rho CLERICAL C•ll Bruce Emlley IDllAL llFIOI
l ... ~--11111~11· Wkly ren1111Js now avail. .. ·~ util, Biii, 476-8220 NewfOtt Beech 831 •3651 Needs dl1trlbutlon c:apl-Company. 2891 Richter 9'C2-4321 e)(t 208 s 140/wk & up 2274 New-days. 831-2359 evea 572 Sq Fl $830/mo F~~: ~~~~s;~ ~~;ro; tat & wlll NII s•t. own-Ave. Irvine, Ste 122. CLERI nPIST llWllE ClllT p=~t ~:r~• m:;::.
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ullls pd 831-7002 9 18 Sq FI Gen · 1 1 --t Ftaa• s5ooo Actual value FIT Good pay 645·7448 Ing financial lnatltutlons 3303 Hart>or Blvd, Unit 3026 w Coast Hwy. New· ofc/Medlcal gmd nr No -wor'th $25.000 Ill Wrlla h I medl t COUNTER HELP PfT, r• E. 5. c 0s1111 Me ..
port Beach, refrtg, TV OCEANFRONT NB c M S918/,;,o 832 .... 181 Producer, p 0 . Box 4651. HTI IEOUllC 1: I~~ am Clefk. T~~~ liable P1y!Ma Cleaners 540-oeea s 140 • wk sgl. no deposit F/n-smkr ahr 4Bd 2 112b•. · Laguna Beach, Ce Wheel Alignment Brakes oor Cott• Mesa brtnch Cell 7-2pm 642-2671 1---------
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Slaare 290I Prof male 45+ clean 58r janitor 2855 E Coast t 111,!111 Co;ona del Mar ' Ilion Ycx.i wm learn lhe CUlll PUT TIME bkkpg, typing. non-.mkr
S3S0::S400 mo Nwp Htgs pool nr SC Ptza & 405' Hwy 675-8900 anytime AR[ FREE T.D. I 4028 varlou1 types of loene. only. 432.0467
res1auran1S shopi: 432-7366 aft 2.30pm Executive desk 1pac••I TllST IRIS llTO TIH IHYIOE preparing real .. t•teloen The Dally Piiot hu Im· ------
>fiater Eve 642-9622 Resp fem shr 2Br 2 sty CM business center $150 CaH·. we buy Tru1t Deeds aTndt llgchl rep3000elra. ENewportC docurnenta, maintain d• mediate opening tor Cua-IEUUL OFFIOE mo 650-2290 anytime Fl re tr. oast partment mes u well '• tomer Service Clerk to Cost• Meaa company Beachlront nome NB. prof Woodbridge apt, 25 yr + · lHff, an. Stm Hwy, Coron• del Mar other genertl dutl.. work In oor bu1y Clrcula· needs person to answer
decor clean. non·smkr Sept 1 $350 mo. Valerie, Freet US Poatege etempal 142-Hll Call Wayne Matthew• Typing of 50 wpm 11 ra-tlon Department Mu11 be phones. do llghl typing &
S550tmo wlnter675-9629 786...0181 Roll (100) 22 cents for 75"-6828 •IEOlnUY• quired dependable end able to misc. otc work Hrs
C S R led t h 28 S21 to Oct 111 No llnesl ----Ski related hi energy Co handle heavy phones 8·4.30 or 8:30-5 Mon thr dM shr apt 432 SO mo mmte wan ° • r r 2156 Newport Blvd CM Widow has money for nd1 organized top akllled We offer competitive with• pleasant telephone Fri $5 "r. 1u2-9980 $2200/mo Income needed 1Ba hse In L•guna. Bch • TD's. S 10,000/up No '' .,..
I 10 quality 760.8267 $450/mo. 497-2967 0 c AIRPORT AREA Fcx.ind: Blk Scotty Terrier. c edlW' /no ...,.11111 Call team member. Innovative salaries, and Hcellent voice 20 Hoora p/week __ __ e0<225• ft 1 Placenlla/ 19th CM. r .--·· Y· mgmt, nice office. 2 blks beneflls For lntervl-. Monday -Friday Call General Offlee
Christian female/rmmt to Shr sml 2Br 1ba NB apt nr 1 prkg jan~I u·111°~ 01 6-42·8089 · Denison Auoc 673•7311 from bell Computer, die· appointment. please call 642-4321 tor eppt. Aak OFFICE AIDE
shr 3br hm 1n c M $260 bch N-smkr $258/mo t mo-mo ok 852_9386 F 0 u d 1 e 1 d Btlt Waat.. 5 taph & travel planning Leticia Tampa at. tor Tracey general omoe asalatanee,
mo incl utll 631 -5693 ulll Eves 646-9848 She~/Bus:.'i ~o~:d. -elCp a ~ Fall LIM Corp flll h 1
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HARBOR MARINE Yard Malnt •Hauling hooae will apatkle Rel Hooses & Apt Reas rates structure. star1lng with Needs to Independently 2 yrs exper In tiling, sort-p/wk 759-9022 aft 6pm Personable & reapoo.,,ble $2.17 per day We wtll Mui 001 clean & MIKE 6S0-3283 refs Laur• 989-8510 Quallty work. 895-5755 $ lOOO/mo salary . ., deity rnearch & control of Ing & ctlecklng all lorma llUYlll No exp nee. Ev .. /Wknds
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lor apptm 673·6320 Ask THE IAlllEIE•S Pragee1a. 75 l -3746 Davis Painting 964-3837 * SEOllnllY/ You'll elao be responalble Including Dental a Vision llllYllll 111-HI I* hour Mull a.peek /dell n -coverage P1ea1111 call . . Engllatt. Exper'd & REF• us dboul pick up very Lawn & Garden Malnl By Scandln•vlanwomanlOOI<· SOUTHERN PAINTING & IEIEUL OFFIOE for establl1hlng tickler & pef'aonnel. EOE OWi O&l llGUSllY Cell eves 760-1580
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FAST PROF SERVICE landscaping. 969-2120 548·8027 Lie Insured. 631-6430 The Jolly Roger Corporate budget department. e75-54oo Mlltllt Pal4
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4 76106 Don 962-8202 DECKS-WOOD COVERS ADD PIZAZZ to home/bus OUAUTV Papefh111ng1ng at 11042 llllefte ltt. TEOllllWI
Competlllve Prices custom HI potted plant reas r•tes Work Guar . ComplPte patios Covers 10 years exper. 75-4-1620 arrangemen11 875-1522 call for free est. 963·7531 lnl8t The lrvlne oft~ 01 the D•t~s Concrete walk· ---.. --lH/HMHl Feder•I Depo111 In· "'·If~ B1oc1t wells Room •GEN HOME REPAIRS Ltck • 1'1 Stmct Technique Paperhangers eur•nce Corp hu
1r!d "I , 5yr exp 646-4834 Plltnt Drywall C1rpentry LocKY>ocfoR ChOOH tl'le beat for yoor ACCOUNTANT lmmed openings for pef-
RPOltll D•JOrs-AlleraOons etc Gary 6-45-5277 PTL All Key Services home or office 640-6288 Sml buslrwMS 2-3 hra mo. aona with the lollowlng
R, modffl Pa"lel Locks-etc HANDYMAN LARGE and 896-2893 Pl11ttr/lt~ir lnauranee AOCY 553-1115 •XI*
N Cow·F ences-Cab1net small I DO IT ALLI -0 mp y••• • Min 2 yrs banking 9Xl>ef Additions llemodels , • e•f.i Jerry 642·0567 531·5579 Pat or, .... mag M11t•..!I. lnt./Ext pate plastering, I Cll l -I In 1 note dept or loan --- -BRICKWORK Sm•ll job custom texturing. quality Detail mind*' per1on to till dept
Beach 111 .. , ~f'mM1t•llnQ C1tpet Cleaaiafx HOME REPAIR Carpentry s work Problems-No Protr Accoonta peyable po1-• Ablllty to type min Fr~ ~\l+m ... 1 .. ., , • ,.. Prir·-i-OF AOSA CL-NEAS fences & gates. tree trim. Newpor1, Cotta Mesa. lemsl #326864 554-7831 ltton In buay Orange 40 WPM :.td<llltnn"i 1<, "" , dump run1 C.M. & NB Irvine. Ref's. 675-3175 Coonly Ad Agency AIP •Strong verbal a written
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(,u"t'·-R,..1 •• 1•1 ••• 1 .. c Plumb.-Eleet -Carpentry New & repair. All l"Pll 111 •0807 • • 1 1 ·2· key by touch, typing a Banking axper '* required • ...... · ' .... .. • C C ' .. ... .... • "' .. must Ewcetlent fringe IOI' thle """'"ltlon. Maxi-Clear. T mPI. 4., , II>••· ement oacrttt Paint-etc Dependable Ouallly Low prices ---.. _ II s d ...---• R p 720...0 39 Lie 531.2345 Patch Work 213/436-4425 ""ne ts en reeume to· mum aalary wtll not ex-751 6941 H 1'41 r.,1vt1w11ys patios paths eas aul 1 /eve Repair plaster. drywall. Mr• Brecka, PO Box OMd S20.000. plyr and
'* REMOUf •ir ·1 No 1ob 100 small • -M •II D stucco, like new. free est 8710, Newport Beech, Wiii be based 1trlctly on * RESTORAT '• HM• M1c~ey 536-0553 I RHba1 t t iac Jtclc!} CA 92658 prior exper & education
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IS RE PAI AS Garege & Yard Clnupa Mutlc IC>f any occ:atlon 24..._El•1••1110 -t>enefltl packllQlll lnclud· t 111c.ar8 my hOme nr OC Jon 64~·8192 Dan a Tony 595-2483 .,. ..-Mull h•ve .. perlence Ing Dentel & l/lalOn pacit-
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Ex-llghtwelght ch•mp 'Boom Bo6m' Menclnl retlrea. C2.
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The Ocean View Colt bueball team from Buntlnaton
Beach bu reason for j ubilation after topping hon Lafayet-
,., ..........
te . 7 -2 . ln the finale of the Colt World Serles on a combined
no-bitter by pltchen David Holdrlqe and Brent Knackert. .
Ocean View Colts win it all
No-h it effort spark s t he m
to Colt World Series title
LAFAYETTE, Ind. -The Ocean View Colt
baseball team wrapped up the Cott·World Series
c.hampLOnstup._with a Ouoash bcaung Lile host
Lafayette squad with a no-hit performance. 7-2.
Thursda) night
The Huntington Bcac.h team ot 15 and 16-
year-olds received stout relier p1tch1ng onle again
from Brent Knacken. who collected the win after
picking up David Holdridge w11h two outs in the
second inning. Knacken had saved the previous
two games
Holdridge struggled with his control 10 the
early stages before Knackcn. who has been
effecti ve in the tournament 1n shon relief. came on
the scene.
Holdndgc. howncr did has pan at the plate.
npping three doubles in the game to ue a (oh !>enc'
record. Every batter in the Ocean View stan1ng
hneup had at least one hit and David Leonhardt
broke Tom Brunansky's scne!> mark of:. I 0 hits
For Ocean View, 11 marked the sixth straight
"1ctOT) after being forced 1n~o the loser'\ bracket
following an opcnan~-round los\ to Hav.a11 In a
sudden-death !>t1ua11on after dropping 1t\ first
game last Wednesday. Ocean View needed to v.in
each night except Sunday to bring home the
championship "It was a good team effon. e"eryone did their
Job,'' said winning Manager S1 Pettro....,
Lafayenc·s Joe Walters. 1-1. took the loss.
The: Ocean Vi e"" roster included the manager
Pcn rov. coachc;s Bob Gibbs and C1reg ~pru11l. and
the pla)crs Pat .\la1mo. Enc ( hnstopherson
Victor Fresca. M1t..e f-yhnc. Holdridge Knacken .
Leonhardt, David MoJ1Ca. Marcu!> Nel!>On. Mike
Romine. Erich S1llett. Jim Yan Patten and John
Walker
l 'nable to pta .. 1n the senes because o finJun
"as Todd Pickard. whose place on the team .... a \
tat..1;n b) ( hns Po""cll ..... ho set a ..enc\ mark lur
mo!>t runs ~ored
Taking thlTd place 10 the doublc-cl1m1na11 un
tourney for 15-and 1 6-ye.ar-old~ wa~ Hoo'>ll'r
"'lonh. another Lafayette-area team. v.h1le founh
went to M1am1. Fla
Dodgers shut off,
so leave country
Rawley puts down
Lasorda' s leaders,
Montreal next up
Doclglf• (Hetahtser 12-6) at
MontrMI CHtek9'h 10.-5).
., wlrepheM
DC>d4len center fielder Candy
Malaonado leape at the wall to
catch a fly ball by the Phillie••
Glenn Wilson. Maldonado
made the catch. but Philadel-
phia acored Juan Samuel for
Philadelphia·· flnt run In a
2 -0 triumph Thunclay night.
PHILADELPHIA ( . .\P) -Phila-
delphia\ ~hane Rawle> a pnchc:r
accustomed to getting the hook 10 the
late inn1n~. fooled has own manager
in going the distance against the Los
Angeles Dodgers.
"Last year I thought he was a s1x-
in01ng pitcher. Physically I didn't
know 1f he could go nine,'' John
Felske said after the left-hander's 2-0
win for the Phillies Thur!.day ntght
Rawley. who has completed th1 cc
of his laM four stam and pitched all
but five 1n01ngs in his last six stans.
held the Dodgers to four hits in
raising his record to 10-3.
The 30-year-old pitcher credited
his stamina to a rigid training pro-
gram between stans Last year. he wa!.
upset with what he considered quick
hooks.
"A pitcher has to show people that
he can go eight or nine strong
innings," he said. ''show that he 1s 1n
control and strong."
Rawley ~ot off to a. rocky stan
Thursday night. walking four batters
in the first two innings. but straight-
ened out and walked only one for the
rest of the game.
He stayed in even af\cr Pedro
Guerrero reached first on an error
with one out in the ninth
"I never thought at all of taking him
out," Felske said. "Anybody who
pitched that well deserves to stay in."
Rawley, a .100 hitter in 40 at bats
before Thursday night. helped hi s
own cause with the first double of his
major-leaaue career, a dnve to ri&ht
that knocked in the Phillies' second
run, He also had a s1naJe.
Tim« 4:30 p.m.
TV: Chennel 11.
Radio: KABC (790).
Until he was traded to the Phalhes
last year by the New York Yankees.
Rawley had spent more than six years
in the American League, where they
use Lbe desianated hitter. a rule he
doesn't like
.. Pitchers take pnde in h1tt1ng,
movi ng runners over." he !kltd "With
the DH you don't get in that part of
the ball game."
Rawley now has five straight vie·
tones mixed wtth five no-dcc1s1ons.
He has allowed two earned runs or
fewer m 16 ofttis 23 stans. Opposmg
batters are hitting less than .240
against him, lowest on the Phillies
\ta ff.
The Ph1lhes took a 1-0 lead in the
first inning on Juan Samuel's 11th
tnple of the season and a sacnfice Oy
to center by Glenn Wilson.
In the founh John Russell opened
with a double. But loser Jerry Reuss,
11-8, rcti~ Rick Schu and Luis
Aguayo. Rawley then slammed his
double to right, sconng Russell for a
2-0tud.
Dodgers Manager Tommy Lasorda
reflected on his team's 22-hit, 15-6
victory over the Phmies the night
before. "One lhina about this game."
he said, "you can't save the hits"
The Ood&trs. who lead San Otego
by seven p mes in the National
LeaJue West, move on to Montreal
tonight for the first of a three-pme
set. then it's on to New York where
the Mets await for two on Monday
and Tuesday.
0
Rams seek third win without Dickerson
COLUMBU ,Oh1o (AP)-The Ph1ladelph1a
Eaales and the Ram~ two teams which have aone
throuah quite a bit of prescawn turmoil, face each
other ton1aht at Ohio uad1um 1n a National
Football Ltaaue c~h1b1t1on game.
Tbc &ame will be televised h'llC on Channel 2
bcainnina at 4:30.
The Rams are without the NFL's No. I smale-
• season rusher. Enc Dickerson, who llllt year ran Tor
2,IOS yard to break 0 .J impson'• I I-year-old
ttCOrd D1cker10n " hold101 out for 1 contract
UlCni!OO
Fourth-}eU player Barry Redden ha proven
an adequate replacement for Dickerson, pinina
203 t•rd in the Rams' two prtseason vtctori
'We rccoan1zc that Barry• aood, a.nd he
played in two pmcs ""h re the runn1na la were
I
ccruunly there for him. and he took advantage of
them," said Rams' Coach John Robin on.
However, Robinson 1d Rcdden's per-
formance hasn't displaced D1c .. erson from the
s tarll l'\I pot
"Eric's one of the ~at playrrs 1n the pme."
Robinson said. "Of course, you need him.'
"I know that Otcke™>n tS not there, but
they'veaot some outstanding runners beyond that.
and they've shown that already tn the prt a~n." ~d Eaale:s Coach Manon Campbell
Thrtt Ptuladelph1a veteran -wide ttce1vcr
Mike Quick, hncbaclcer krry Robin n and
defensive end Denni Ham on -remain hold-
outs from the team and uc hcina fined St .000 for cvcrr_~y they mi train in
They were amona 11 :qle who r ·fu\td to
r
repon to camp at We t ( hc<>tcr Un1vers1t)' on Jul)'
26 to protest again tan austenty pohc)' adopted b)
new EBglc • owner Norman Braman ~ho h
refused to renesot1atc contracti and ha~ t.tken 1
hard hne on largr ra1!CS and s14nan1 bonu .
N10e-)'car vctcnin runn101 bee.. Wilbert
Montaomery wa amona those who took J)lrt in
the holdout. He ~ ttadcd Wcdnc'\da} to the
Detroit Li on for linebacker Garry Cobb. who ha\
been hav101 contract problems of hii own
Offen tvc a.cklc Deen M1rald1, another ot
tho\t ho refustd to report. l"t'tumcd to tht team
Monda> and wa cut from the ~uad .aon 11'rr
rt' Pol'\ I fll.. Camp~ll uid toniaht•s pme ··will he a t)(l\J
mtasurin' stick u to what we ha'llc to do with our
problem' •
Boone, Witt
restore order;
Tigers invade
By CHRIS MONAHAN
o.-y,... C:.n •• ,.,,.,
AftCT the first two game., ot their
senes in "h1ch they pla}ed 5.even
hours, scored 36 runs and u!>Cd 18
pitchers, both staning pitchers, the
Angels' Mike Wm and the Yankee·,'
Ron Gu1dt) knew what the> had to
do -settle things down. which the)
dtd.
Tonlght•• Game
Detroit (P try 13· 11) at Angela
(Romanick 13·6)
Time: 7;30 p m
TV: Chennet S
Radio: KMPC (710).
But although the run produ<.:1100
was way dow11 from the first two
games. the level of play was not, as the
t.wo pitchers battled arm.for-arm for
eight innings
When 1t was over the .\ngel!>,
thanks to Bob Boone's two-out.
pinch-hit singJe 10 the ninth
prevailed. 3-:?. before a <rowd .of
44, 796 at A.nahe1m Stadium
The win snapped the Y ankecs
seven-game "inning streak and help-·
ed the .\ngels keep their I' . game lead
over Kansas ( tty. which beat Chi-
cago, 7-l Meanwhile the Yankees
lost one-half game to the idle Toronto
Blue Ja~ and now trail b> 311 g;tmc\
For Boone. at v.as a matter of gutng
from a pulled groin to a pulled single
as he hoed an 0-1 pitch from Da\.e
R1ehett1 into left field. ~onng Bobb~
Gnch from second.
Boone did not stan ~ausc ol d
strained nght gra m suffered 10 the
game on Wednesda> Be(.tU\C ot LhJt
JeTl") Narron got the stan agatn\t thl
left-handed Gu1dT).
"If I recall the s1 tua11on. I ~1d 'gt 1
ready, }Ou're going to hit.' " \.111.I
Mana$er Gene Mauch "I couldn't kt
him bit in a double pla) sttu.ttwn lor
Jack Howell, because he couldn't ru n
"If he had staned. the groin m1gh1
have stiffened and we'd ha'l" had 10
put a hook on him by the lillh or '1\tl1
o;o we v.a11ed un11l the end ··
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I thought I'd be careful v.1th 11 I d1dn I
kn ov. 1f Gene wo uld u5': ml m not
..aid Boone ··t "asn•t pref)al'ng JO\
pan1cular way. Just getung l11t1'><.'
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get the bat on and the J?tll h "J' 'hu
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through ·
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despite throv.1ng I "ti p1tdll''
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tough ·· ..aid \1auch ··Ht• thrL ' I "'t
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that
Bob Boone
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Canoeists rea _ · ng
for Championship
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to Catalina features
top outrigger tean1s
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C2 Oranoe Coat DAILY PILOT/Frld•y. Au;uat 23, 198&
Mancini insists retirement is final
NEW YORK (AP)-Rar "Boom Buom ..
Mancini, a fonncr hptwcilht cham~ion.
retired from boxina 11 aa.e 24 Thursday.
n ll a news conference 11 a ~taurant an lower
Manahttan.
Wolf aaid h~ bad a mceiina here Wednes· ~)' nilht in which he wa1 offered $3 million to
fllJlt .1.aron Pryor. the International Boxana
Federation Junior wthcrweiabt champion.
ap1n in my bean. in my famlly'a heart &nd in
my fana' hearts. ..
But the threet official ecorte&tds, while
ClOIC, au favored Bramble.
who was warrior tn tbe rina,, 111d later." If 1 time
to aet out of one phaae of my life and aroove
into another. I retired from one into another.··
Mancini retires at the end of a boltina Boxers often come t>iack, he was remio.ded
He smiled and said, "I've learned, nC'/eT to
say never."
One who thous.ht he would uck to has
decision wu h1s moihcr. Ellen, who said, "One
thina 1 lcuned about him is he doesn't reach a
decasfon hahtly l'm totally elated."
Mancini said he was aware of that and
other offers. ''lfl beat Aaron Pryor, what does it
prove?" he 11id.
"I'm aoina to 10 into actina." sa1d
MancJ ni. "It'• a new challcnac. J know t can filht."
Then the youna man from Younptown,
Ohio, who always wore a mouthpiece when
doina what he's done bell, smiled and said:
rafobow. most fiahtcrs onJy dream of.
Wolf Mid Mancini's purses totaled sJiahtly
more than S6.2 mUlion and that there also was
ancillary money.
Father. Lenny "Boom Boom" Manc\nt,
who probably lost a liahtwc~~t utle shot
because of World War JI, said, 'That Wis his
deciSlon. I'm Jlad he made it."
"Februa~ 16th was the lut dar, you'll see
Ray Mancm1 in the rina." he sa1d. 'There arc
other th111p 1 want to do."
"I'm not ao1n1 to do Shake pure,"
He also said he also is dabbhna in
composina sonas and writinj.
Tbe 5.5111 Ray Mancini, whose attriuon
style of fi&.blina sometimes left htm more
marked than the loser, turned pro at aae 18 -
he was born March 4, 1961 -when knocked
out Phil Bowen in the first round at Struthers,
As for his son's chan&ifl_4 his mind. Lenny
Mancini wd, "uke 1 say, hes hi own man. ff
he Wint! to flaht ap1n that's has deci•ion."
On Feb. 16 he fouaht uvanastone Bramble
at Reno in a bid to rqain the World Boitina
Association I 3S-pound class title from
Bramble to whom he lost at when he was
stoooed an the 14th round the previous June I
at Buffalo.
And nex1 May 16, be said, he has been
invited to make the commencement address at
Maywood Collcae, a school for women at
Scranton, Pa.
Ohio. ·
Mancini wanted to win the world title his
father, wounded in the war, never aot a shot at.
On Oc1. 3, 1981 at Atlantic City, N.J ..
Mancini, then 2()..(), cballcnacd Alexis Arauello
for the World Bodn• Council liJhtwciaht utk. Mancini's parents and has manager, Da~e
Wolf. all said they did not know what the
fiahter's dec1 ion would be until he announced
"Feb. 16 was a aood. aood day for me,"
Mancini s.a1d "That day t won the world t1llc
In announcina hia decision, Mancini never
actually said he retired.
"I couldn't say I'm qumina." Mancini. He was knocked out U\ the 14th round. Ray Manolnl
Landry outraged
with his Cowboys
oVer big ruckus
From AP dilpatcllea
FORT WORTH, Tcus -Several [11]
Dallas Cowboys players have been rcpn-
manded for their involvement in a ruckus
Wednesday night on the team's final niaht off at
trajning camp, the Fort Wonh Sw-Telegram reported.
Donn1tory rooms were damaaed at California
Lutheran College an Thousand Oaks., where the
Cowboys train each summer, and at least seven players
were fined for missing c.urfcw, th~ newspaper said.
quottna an unidentified veteran
player.
"It was pretty bad. One guy
got one of those huge bottled
water containers thrown through
his front window. A door was
kicked in, some chairs were
broken and a couple of rooms
were trashed. A rcfngerator was
knocked over," the player said.
As punishment. Cowboys
Coach Tom Landry said team
Landry mccungs would be conducted
Fnday night after the final Cal Lutheran workout.
"He said 11 was some of the worst things he'd seen
1n his 47 years of football," the player said of Landry's
reaction. Of th( damage, Landi') said. "They love to pay for
11 out of their own pockets. And they will pay "
UCLA to ho•t Pac-10 tourney
L'C L.\ will host the first Pacafic-1 0 m
Conference basketball postseason tour-
nament 1n I 987 following Wednesday's
dec1s1on b:r the conference's presidents and
chancellors to switch to the playoff format pnor to the
CAA playoffs. The tournament will be moved to a different site
each year and all 10 teams will be involved, with the
bottom four in the regular season standings meeting an
the first round and the ot her six advancing to the
second round automaucally.
The tournamennt winner will be declared th e
co nference champion with the re~ular season standings
will determl'ne tournament seedings only.
Quote of the day
Arnold Palmer, after coming up 25 yards
!lhort of the flagst1ck dunng a practice round for
the PGA Champ1onsh1p as he tned to drive the
green on the 346-yard first hole at Cherry Hills
Country Club in Denver, a feat he accomplished
m the final round when he won the 1960 U.S.
Open at Cherry Hills: "I tried to sec how 1t might
be. After all. what's 25 years? About a yard a year,
I guess "
Wall to continue with Luera
l"IG LEWOOD -Peter Wall, the mt
MaJor Indoor Soccet League's Coach of the
Year th!\ past season. has signed a tJlrce-
\oCar contract to continue as coach of the
Los A.ngeles Lazers 1l was announced Thursday
Wall. 40, has coached the Lazcrs 10 all three :rears
of their existence The team has compiled records of
24-24 an each of the past two seasons. quahfy1ng for the
pla)om bo1h time~
The La1crs also announced the signing ofBraz1hisn
ro~ard Ba ta ta whose full name IS N11lon DaS1lva, to 3
ne"' contract. Batate. 28 signed a three-year contract
v.1 th a one-)'ear option the team said
Batala. "'ho has played w11h the Lazcrs for two
\casons and played in the MISL All-Star pmc both
~cars. scored I 9 soals and had 17 assists in 40 games last
>ear not counltng the playoffs, where he had seven
points 1n three games
Royal• keep the preuure on
Steve Balbolll't two-run homer and Ii
Willie WU1on'1 two-run tnplc keyed a
sixth-innina rally Thursday ni&ht that
powered Kansas City past the ChicaJO
White Sox at Comiskey Park, 7-3 The victory pve tbe
second-place Royals a 22-10 record since the All-Star
break and placed them 14 games over .500 for tbe first
time this season . , . Elsewhere in the American League,
Wade Bou• and Jlm Rice delivered run-scorina sinaJes
durinaa four-run third innina and rookie MJke Trajillo
patched eiaht stron1 innmp. heli>
ina Boston break a s1x9me
losing struk with an 8-4 victory
over Texas at fen way Park ... ln
the K.ingdomc. Matt Vouapitch-
ed a fivc-hn shutout and Pbll
Bradley drove 1n three runs with a
homer and double to give Seattle
a 4-0 victory over Baltimore.
Young, 8-14, broke a six-pmc
losing streak that dated back to
~June 25 ... Darrell Evant hit the
the first pitch of the 13th 1nnina
for his 28th home run of the season, and La.ace Parrtab
added an RBI single as Detroit outlasted Oakland, 5-3.
Evans homered olf Keltta Alberton, 4-5. the A's fourth
pitcher of the game.
Playen ballrtng at contract?
NEW YORK -Baseball players Ii
union chief Don Fehr, commenting on a
repon that I 0of12 major league teams had
, rejected the proposed contract, said Thurs--
day he would be astonished 1f it were true.
The Toronto Globe and Mail quoted a source
Thursday as sayi ng most of the 12 teams Fehr had
v1s1tcd thus far had voted against ratifying the
settlement that ended a two-dax strike Aug. 7.
"That would astonish me. • Fehr said. "The short
answer 1s that we have no indication that's the case, but
we do not have many votes yet. We will release no
figures or results until they're final."
Fehr, acting executive director of th e union, and
one of his aides, former Baltimore Orioles shortstop
Mark Belanger, ha ve been v1s1t1n$ each of the 26 teams
to discuss the settlement. Fehr said he has met with 18
teams so far and would not comment on how he has
been received.
Catcher Ernie Whitt. acting player representative
fort he Toronto Blue Jays. told the Globe and Mail there
could be another stnkc over the pension settlement.
PETE ROSE
COUNTDOWN
Cla.llJI
lnon
Ty· Cobb
Wbat Roae did
Tbunday:
He was 1 for 3 and
scored the Reds'
only run as Cin-
cinnati fell to Pit-
tsburgh at Three
Ri vers Stadium,
5-1
Rhoden pltcba Pirate11 to win
Rick Rllodea pitched ei&ht inn1nas of Ill
shutout ball and sinated home a run to lead
Pittsburah 10 a 5-1 victo,.Y over Cincinnati
at Three Rivers Stadium Thursday niaht.
The Pirates have won four of their last six pmes ... In
other National Lca1ue pmcs. Terry Leacla, a lut-
minutc replacement for the scheduled starter, pitched a
three-hitter, and Darryl Strawberry knocked in four
runs with a homer and a sinaJc to lead the New York
t a 7-0 victory over San Francisco at Shea
Stadium. Wally Backman went 3
for 3, scored two runs and drove
in the one off Vida Blue, 5-6 ... At
Olym{>iC Stadium in Montreal,
San Diego moved.to within seven
pmcs of the Dddgers as Aady
HawklDa pitched a four-hitter and
Steve Garvey knocked in two
runs in the Padres' 3-0 victory
over the Ellpos which completed
a three-game series sweep ... In
Atlanta, Tbad Bosley hit a pinch-
llhoden hit home run over the riaht-field
fence lcadmJ off the ninth inning, aivina the "Chicago
Cubs a 3-2 victory over the Braves ... Pinch-bitter Mike
Jor1easea walked with the bases loaded to brina in the
winnina run in the ninth inning as St Louis defeated
Houston, 2-1. an the Astrodome.
Kin& one up on LPGA field
DENVER -Defending champion !I Betsy King weathered two hahtning delays
and posted a 3-undcr-par 69 Thursday to
t.akc the first-round lead in the LPGA
National Pro-Am. One stroke off the pace were U.S. Women's Open
champion Kathy Baker and tour non-winners Becky
Pearson and Lori Garbacz. Pat Bradley, Rosie Jones.
Lenore Muraoka. and Cathy Kratzert were grouped at
71 while Amy Alcott led a group at even-par 72.
' Kina. the leading money-winner on the tour a year
ago who rank~ sixth this season, had a sohd round that
included four b1rd1es and one bogey.
A'• chief denle11 team to move
OAKLAND-Roy Eisenhardt, prcsi-Ill dent of the Oakland A's, said Thursday that
the American League club was not in the
process of being moved.
Eisenhardt commented after former A's owner
Charles 0 . Finley said 1n a telephone interview that the
team had "signed papers" with Denver oil man Marvin
Davis to move the franchise to Denver.
·•1t is untrue," said Eisenhardt. "It is untrue today,
11 was untrue yesterday and it will be untrue tomorrow.
And It probably will be untrue fore ver."
Jonea entera lnnocent plea
VENTURA -Ed "Too Tall" Jones, m
veteran defensive end for the Dallas •II• Cowboys football team. entered an inno-
cent pica Thursday to misdemeanor
drunken drivina charges.
Jones, 32, will be tried before a jury on Sept. 30 on
charges of drunken dnving, driving with a blood
alcohol content of more than .10 percent. having an
open liquor container an h1o; car. and having no proofof
auto insurance with him.
Televtalon, radio
TELEVISION
4:30 p.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: Rams v~.
Philadelphia at Columbus, Ohio, Channel 2.
4:30 2.m. -BASEBALL: Dodgers at
Montreal, Channel 11 .
7:30 p.m. -BASEBALL: Detroit at Angels,
Channel S.
I a.m. -BOXING: Gary Hanton vs. Joe
Manley) Junior wclterweiahts: tape delayed).
RADIO
4:30 p.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: Rams vs. Phila~elohia at Columbu1i Ohio, ~MPC (710).
4.30 p.m. -BASEBALL. Dod&ers at
Montreal, KABC (790).
7:30 p.m. -BASEBALL: Detroit at Angels,
KMPC (710).
Scram.bling
Maltbie tied
with Watson
AKRON. Ohio (AP) -Roger Maltbie Of'.IC·putt,ed
nine times on the way to a 5-under-par 65 that hfted htm
into a tac with Denis Watson for the first-round lead
Thursday in the World Series of Golf.
"I putted fabulously," said ~altba~, 34, who ~kc a
nine-year victory drought earlier this season in the
Westchester Classic.
The cntical hole. Maltbie said, was the 14th, where he
drove into a fairwa y bunker. put his second into a difficult
position in a greensidc bunker, came c;>ut 35 feet long, then
made the putt for par.
"l can't get over that," Maltbie said, and aiuled. "It
looked like 6 and 1t comes out 4. But you save one here,
save one there. that's all at takes in this game."
Whale Maltbie was scrambling, Watson put together
what.he called "a very, very solid round of golf -one of
the best rounds I've had."
Watson. the defending champion from South Afnca,
was the first man off the tee and played without a botey. He
did not have a 5 on has card for his tnp over the 7, 113-yard
Firestone Country Cl ub course that yielded record low
scoring.
Twenty men in the 1n1ernauonal field of 41 broke par
70 on the cou rse that ranks among the longest and most
difficult the touring pros encounter. The previous record
was 13 scores ~nder par 1n the 1979 World Seri~s ?f Golf.
"There was very little breeze The course is an great
condition. The greens arc beauuful. Jt was a areal day to
play golf," Maltbie said.
Calvin Peete also played wuhout a bogey and had a 66
that left him one stroke off the pace an the chase for a
S 126.000 first prize.
U.S. captures
Walker Cup
PINE VALLEY. N.J . (A P) -U.S. Amateur
champion Scott Verplank scored a I-up victory over Cohn
Montgomcne Thursday as a hard-pressed Un11cd States
team captured the Walker Cup for the seventh straight
time with a 13-11 v1ctol) over a team from ureat Britain
and Ireland.
Verplank's victory clinched a least a tie for the Cup.
and 40-year-old Bob Lewis won the trophy for the United
States minute~ later when he finished off Cecal Bloicc of
England. 4 and 2 by pamng the 16th hole.
The victory marked the 27th time the United States
has defeated a team from Great BnLain and Ireland in the
world's oldest international aolf cornpet1t1on. GrC1lt
Bntasn has won twice, and one match 1n the b1enn1al event
ended in a tie.
The two teams started the final day of competition at
the par 70. 6.691-yard Pine Valley Golf Club ued at 6-6.
But the United States took command. wanning three oft he
mornan& foursome matt:h1ng and halving the other to take
a 91h to 61/1 lead.
That meant the United States needed to cam only
three of the eight points up for grabs dunng the afternoon
singles play to win the Cup.
They earned 31/J points. but not without a battle
Sports on TV
for weekend
Saturday
• TELEVISION
t! a.m. -WRESTLING: Channel 5
9 a.m. -WRESTLING: Channel 56.
9)0 a.m. -BASEBALL Little League Western
Regional Champ1onsh1p (taped), Channel 4.
10:30 a.m. -GOLF: World Series of Golf, third
round from Akron. Ohio, Channel 2.
11 a m. -WRESTLING: Channel 9.
11 :30 a.m. -BASEBALL: This Weck 1n Baseball.
Channel 4.
----------------------------------------------------------Noon -PRO FOOTBALL: an Diego at San ABC taking Little League telecast seriously Francisco, Channel 2.
12:20 p.m. -BASEBALL Detroit at Angels, Channel
4.
3 p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL. A look back at last
year's collegiate football season, Channel 2. Topanno-uncingcrew. new
minicam feature-d Saturday
By BARRY WILNER
fhc purm of comp<'t 111on the natural eJthubcrance of
\oOUth and the lo\C nf ba!tet>all It all c-omes together 1n
\\-ilhamsport Pa e"cl) .\ugust
On Saturday. ABC will telcv1\c the champ1on~h1p
game of the Lillie League World Scneo; For many people
-and not JUSt adolc\Cents -11 is the h1ghhgh1 of the
baseball season
ABC-certain!\ take' the a\s1gnmcnt scnously Jim
"1cKa}. one of 'lportscastin1fs heavyweights. and Jim
Palmer, the former star p11cher of the Baltimore Onole~.
will call the pmc. Dennis Lewan, perhaps ABC's top
producer. also will be at Lamade Field.
But the mam focus at the game will be on -and will
come from -a newly designed minicamera which will be
attached to the facemask of home plate umpire Frank
Rizzo.
The camera as approximately the 517e of a golf ball and
v.c11hs four ounces. Rizzo will wear an ultraman1atu~
video transmitter on h1s bell and that will microwave
pictures to a receiving site hehind home plate.
"This won't rcvoluuonizc the way we present
baseball." said Lewan. "There 1s no way to define a stnke
zone. for instance. becau~ the camera 11 stationary above
the umpires eyes II doc5 have 11s hmatations. it's a fixed
lens an a fixed direction.
"But it puts a viewer in the balls-and-strikes situation.
to se~ what 111s like at home plate.
··The viewer at home will sec exactly what the ump1~
secs," adds Lewin, who alona with Julius Barnathan,
president of ABC Broadcast Operations and Enaineering,
developed the idea into reality.
3 p.m. -BOWLJNG: Brunswick National Team
Bowling Tournament, Channel 4.
4 p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL Pacific-I 0
preview, Channel 4.
4 p.m. -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS: Finals of the
Little Lcaaue World Senes from W1lliamspo~ Pa. (taped)
4:30 p.m. -BASEBALL: Dodger') t Montreal. Lewin thinks the camera could make its way into use Channel 11.
1n the major leaaues. 12:20 p.m. -WRESTLING: Channel 9.
"When this whole process staned in late March and • RADIO early April. l took two different trackJ," said Lewin .. ,... oon -PRO FOOTBALL: San D1e10 at San
went lo the Little I.uaue, which wu most supportiv~ of Francisco.. KLZZ (600), KUZ..FM ( 106.S).
the venture. They fcef they arc always lookana for other 12:20 p.m. -BASEBALL. Detroit at Angels, KMPC
1nnovauons in basebell, lookina for a chanct to do the (710).
same th1n1 they did when they sent b4ttlna helmets to the 4:30 i>.m. -BASEBALL: Dodaers nt Montreal.
majors. KA BC (790).
S p.m -BASEBALL St Louis at Atlanta. KNX
------------------------------------------------(1070). -Mexicali, Seoul advance to Little League final
WILLIAM\PORT Pa rA Pl -A last-annma mental
lapse by the Momstown. r cnn .. 'hortstop allowed the
wanni'na run to ~ore, giving Mcx1cah , Me xico a 2-1 victory
Friday and creating the fir~t all-fore1an team final 1n 39
ycan of Little Lcasue World Scncs pla>
Mt·ucah which won the We~t fCJ.lOn o( the U S
tournament will faC'C Cicoul. South Korea. m s~uurdafs
champ1on,h1p aame
South Korcti routed 81nbrook. Canada 16-0 1n
Thunda\ ·,other \Cm1final
\\-1th Mom~town and Mcx1cah lied I I 1n the top of
tht sixth. Leonardo Ramos led off with a s1niJt Wmnina
p11cher Omar Mtndt'.l la1d down a \acnfice bunt and both
runncro; '1t'Crc ,ak when the throw to ~rnnd wa' too lat<' for
tht forl'e out
anuaao Villaescusa then lofted a fly ball to naht field
and both runners tagged up.
Onan Shepard cauaht the ball and threw 1t to
<ihomtop R1ch1e Conway, who t.aaaed out Mcndei and
cxc1tcdl) sp1 ed the ball into the around ncarthe mound u
thou&h there wtre three oua.
Ramos, who had taken 11\1rd on the throw, scampered
home wuh the wmnina run when he sav.-Conway's
manake
Conwa). son of M1na1er Ste\e Conway. had
provided Momstown'\ on!y run wuh a home run on
Mendez's fint pnch. but iufTcrcd one last 1nd1gn1ty in the
bottom of the mth.
Conway. leadina off reached lint when Mendel hu
him with a pitch and took off when Brad \omwtll lined a
double to left C'Cntcr. Conway made a bia tum at thud,
skidded to a halt as the ball was thrown into catcher Otear
Peret, and was tqacd out as he scrambJed bl.ck to the base.
David Baskette 11n.ick out and Cornwell WIS thrown
out by Per~z &J be tried to advance on a shon pa ted bell,
cnd1n1 the pmc.
Meiucah put a runner on third ba1C 10 each of the first
five inn1np but could score only once. Ramos reached
blst on Conway's error. adva.n«d on a wild pitch and a
bounce out and ICOrcd on a wild pitch
In the li"t pme. tht Koreans. who had routed
Maracaibo, Venezuela an the open int round, I ).2. picked
up where they ten off They banaed out IS hats qaanst the
Cannd1aM. 1ncludan1 home runs by patcher Kyu na-Hwan
Cho. Suna-Joon Lee and Dona-Hyuk K.Jm
Saa day
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Toronto CF,ltr 6 0 •nd Muutt,,,an J·OJ ~-'n Ch1u90 I Burn, tJ 1 ano Nt<son 1 11, 1,
Mlh,..ukff CCocallOwtr )·21 at Cltvtlano (Warellt 4 ·SJ n
Minnesott CV10I• 12 IOI at Boston (loiter S 71 n
Tutt <Hooton S 7J et Ktnsas C1tv (Gut>k11 9 11, n
Balllmort 18od<llc~tr tO· Ill ,, Oakl•n<i IRllo 2· 1), n
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Mlnnt\ote ti Boston
Baltimore at Oekltnel
Mllwaukff et Cltvtlano
Toronto •' Clllc1go, n
Ttxes 11 Ktnsu Cllv, n
Ntw York ti S.tlllt, nt
Nattonal Leaeue
WEST OIVISIOH
W L f'ct. GB
Dodett's 71 o 6111
Sen Otego 65 SS 542 1
Clndnneu '2 S6 S2S 9
Houlton SS ... 46? " J All•nle SO .. 424 21
San Fra"C•lCO 46 1l 3'1 2S 1
EAST DIVISION
n " n ,.. Ntw York
SI Lows
Montrtal
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Ptttll>urOll
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SS 64
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461
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31 '° Tl\llr*y's k«fl
PMa<ltlP1'11a 2 Oedelf'S 0
San OltOO l MonlrHI 0
New Yori. 7 Sa n Frenctsco O
P111s1>urgn S Clric1rw1a11 I
ClllCa90 3 411enta 2
St Loi..I• 2, Hou\lon I
Ttdev'\ Garnts
JS
DedMr1 1Her1nlser 12·61 el Mon1rea1
(Htst.tlll 10· SI. n
Sen DltOO <Tllurmolld 4 1 end J•ckson
1·21 at New York IF'trn1nde1 S·6 and
A11ulltre 6·4), 2, t·n
Hoi..ston (Rvan I · I I I at Pllt\t>urQh !Tun·
nt U 1·1). n
Cnlcego (SorenHn J 41 at Cincinnati
(McGattlgan 1· ll. 11
St Looi' IAn<1u1er 19 11 at Alltnta IMcMurtrv 0-21 n
San Frenc:lsco (Htmmtker J 10) et
Ptilla<ltlP,,I• IOtnnv 1·9). n
S.turdlY's Gamet
DedMr1 ti MonlrHI, n
San F ranclsco at Prlliaoell>l'll• n
~~uston at Pl1ts1>ur9h, n C11tcaoo a1 Cincinnati. n
~n DllllO at Ntw Yori< " SI LOUii ., Allanta n
AMERICAN LEAGUE An911t J, Y8MMS 2
N•W YORI< CALll"ORNIA
llHnelln cf
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Wlnfltld rf
Grlffev If
Bavtor <111
Rl\Cltpn 21>
Pgtruto lt>
Wvneoar c
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111r11111 tit r 11111
• I O O Pettis cf • O ? O S 0 0 0 Schoflld SS 4 I I 0
4 O 2 I Oown1n9 I 3 I 2 1
4 O I O RaJt.sn 011 • O O O
4 0 O 0 Grlcll 2t> J I 7 0
J 1 I 0 Btn1Qol It> l 0 I 0
4 0 I 0 Htndrck rt l O O O
3 0 I 0 Carew Pll I 0 0 0
4 0 1 I JKHowl 3tl 4 0 0 0
Narron c 3 0 O 0
B-Pll 101 I
lS 1 I l T.i.ti Jl l t l
Sc.,t l>Y ""*"" Haw Yori! 100 100 000-2 c.....,. 000 002 001 -,
Two out\ whtn winning run scortd
Gem• Wlllnlnt R8t -8oona (1)
E-Scllolltld Wllf, Ptflls OP-Ntw
York I LOB-Ntw York 9, Callfornla 7
1B-Gr1Htv, Btnl<1ue1, S<.nofltto, Gric11
HR-Downing ( 16) S8-Htndtrson IS.I.
Wlnfltlel (Ill Ptttl1 IJ91 rBtnl<1ue1
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Rl11htlll 2·J I 0 0 0 I
c.llfemla
WlllWIH 9 • 1 0 l 10
8ordl Pilc:hed to 2 t>ttttrs In 1111 9th WP-Witt T-3 2J A-44 196
ANGEL AVERAGES
BATTING
A• • H Hit 11ta1 f'ct.
S.nkluei 327 •1 ts ' ,, 1'1
Oownlno 311 St 106 .. " m Carew Jl1 41 .. 1 79 271
JoMs m SI 7' .. 5' 110
Sconiers ... 10 17 I 6 164
Jackson 341 ., ., ?O 6l 2•s OtClnc:ta J"3 40 " IJ S9 ?45 Ptlll1 )Oii .. lS ' 16 244
Gr tell 357 so 17 7 J7 244 Gtrt14tr 14 • ,, 0 l 743
Boone 337 26 11 4 JI 2•l Howell 11 11 17 2 7 239
Narron 117 12 21 s 13 239
Sc11oti.1<1 m 33 ... • )4 199
Wllfone 201 13 31 • 1? , ..
Htn<lrlch 21 ' 2 1 2 09S
Tet1l1 4.01J Sl4 1012 IU soo .2Sl
l"ITCHINO ,,. H H so W·L ttlA Fowtlltl 0 0 0 0 0·0 0 00 HOlltn<I 12 1 1 9 0·0 I SO Moo rt
"' J '° IS 41 7 1 lit
Clltlul'rt Ith 11 2• )7 1·2 111 Witt 1~ "' ,. 134 11·7 306
Romanick 1Sf''I "' Sl •1 13·• 367 Luoo 70'"1 13 24 J7 3·4 314
COllltll ~ .. 40 15 1t 2-1 3 93
McCtsklll llS Ill « .. 9·1 4 07 Zallfl ,, ... 14 .. 2·2 •JI Slaton 1'6 l'J 1)7 S6 ., s 10 .. ,
Can<lt4arta 17¥) n • " ?·0 s °' S.nc:tlel ., 50 1l 26 1-0 Sll T...it IOM ,.., .., Ul6t·U W Savtl ~· n, C:llOul'n S. S.ncl'lli I, Slaton I
NATIONAL L&AOUa ~ ?,, Dedeerl •
LOI ANOll.IS ""IUDl""1.t. .. '""' .. , .... Duncan u ') O 0 0 VHav.1 cf 4 t t O a.11cw lb J 0 I 0 Samuel 1' 4 1 I 0 ~Oii I 0 0 0 OW!ltollrl ) 0 t 1
Ho ... o 0 0 0 0 Sdln\dt lb l 0 I t
It llttf\lch If 4 0 0 0 VlrtN c ) t 1 0
Outrr., ID 4 0 0 0 Jolhslllf 4 T 2 0 Mer~t '1 3 O 1 O Gerou If o o o o Mlcllldo Cf 4 0 0 0 khu Jtl 4 0 I 0
klc>Kla c 2 0 I 0 AtU.\10 u ) 0 I 0
UK 21> I 0 I 0 ltaw.ltv o l 0 , I
llt9UUD , 0 0 0
IRua~ lO I 0 0 0
TMM a 0 4 0 Tttah )I J 12 J
k-bYIMll!el Lta A~ 000 000 900-t
"'19-...ita 100 100 ··-J G1m1 Winning llBt -WMM>n I IOI
E-Scllu. OP-1,.0, Anoelta I, Plllltdtl·
Diiie 3 LOB-Los Anoftla 6. Phlla<lllOllla t
21-+iavts, Jo lluneff, R•wltv S••
18-Semuet SF-Wllaon
If' H It Ill II SO
LttA,_.I
Rtuu L.11·1 10 , ? J
Howlll 2 O O 0
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T-2 ?O A-2? S9t
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Amlf1c:aft Leetue
8A T'TING (21S at Oll$l•B099s Botton
)~ Brett, IC.1nsas Cltv lS2, Htneleraon
Ntw Yore. 347 MetHllQlv, Ntw Y0t1<, )2'
LIC'f, Balllmort , 314
RUNS·Htftcl«ton. Ntw YOl'll. 104
R1oktn, Belllmort ... Whlltktr Ottro11
14, WI~. Ntw YOl'k. 12, Murrtv
Be1t1mort . IO, Devis 0.kland IO
RBt·MelHnetv New Yor11 100 Mvrrtv
8alllmort tl. Wlnfleld, New V0t~ 16 Rlpiltn, Btitlmort, .... Fisk, (111(100 .,
HIT S-Bov11s. Bo.ton, 170. Melll"91V. Ntw York IU, Bradltv, S.alllt 141
Wll•on. Kensa• Cltv. t•S. Wllllaktr. O..rolt,
144
OOUBLES·Melllnetv, New York, 3', 8uckntr. Boston, JS, BooQs, 11.oaton, 32,
COOl>tr. MftwaukM JO, w .... ., ChlCeOO
JO
TRIPLE6·Wllson, Kenws Cltv. ti. Bui ltr~ Clevt1an<1, 12. Puct<tll, Mlnrnnota, 10,
Cooper, Mllwaukff. I. 8rt<llt>\I, SHlllt, I
HOME RUNS·Flsl\, ChlcaDO. 32, Ev•ns, Ottroll, 21. llelbonl, Kansu Cltv, 26,
ThOm.s. Seattle. 26. Kingman, 0.kltn<i, 2•.
Prtsllv. Seattle, 24
STOLEN BASES·Hen<ltr\On, New
Vor11, S6, Ptltls, A.,..is, 3'1 Butler
Clevtlan<I, JS, Wilson KtnsH Cll\I 34,
Sm1111, IC.ansu Cllv JO. Mostt>v Toronto JO
PITCHING 110 dte1sionsl·Gu1<1rv Ntw
YOlll. 16·4, 2 9?, ~~rl'lagtn, Kensas Ctlv,
IS· S 280. Blrtsu Oaklan<i 9·• J S2
Howett 0.klano 9 4 I "· Rtrnankll,
Aft911s, ll·•· J.61. STRIKEOUTS Btvltvtn. M,nnesote IS7 Morris. O.trOll, 141 Bannllttr Choc.oo
139, Witt, Anetla, ll61 Burns ChlclDO 13S
SAVES·Oulsenoerrv Kansas Cltv JO,
Hernandez Ottrolt, 26 Howett 0.ktand
?J R1gt1ttll New YOik ?3, ~e. Aft911s n.
H•'*'-' LNeue
BATTING 121S al Daill McGtt St
L.OUIS 3111 Herr St LOUIS 323. Gu.rr«t, ~ • .Jll; Bacll,,,.n. Ntw Yor~ l06
Gwvnn. San DllllO l06
RUNS·Mure>tlv •tlanlt 94 Reina,
Montrtal. 116; Coltman. St LOU!\, IS.
Guerr••· Oodetf•. llJ MCC.ff. SI Louis 12
RBl·Murl>llv. Allent•. 19, Plfktr, Cln
clnnall. 16, Clark. St Louis, 14, Htrr St
Loi..ls, 83, Wll\On, PhJl•Otte>tlla, 7S
HITS·McGtt St Loul\, ISS, Gwynn San
Diego, 144, Herr, St Louts, 140, Parker
Conclnnall, 131, Attn", Montreal. 1}4
OOUBLES·Ht rr. St Loul1, 29, Par~er
C1nclMtll. 29. Wellacn, Montrul it
Hernen<lu. Ntw Yor~ 21 W1l$on, Pht11
dtlPhla, 27
TRIPLES·McGee. St Louil. 14, Stmuel
Phlla<1ttPlll1, ll, COiemen. St Louis. 10 Ralntj, Monl•HI •. Garner Houlton 6
Glael<Mn San Franc:lsco. 6, l aw MontrHI
6
HOME RUNS·MurPllv Alttnlt ll, ~utrrtt't, Oedetn. 2'1 Parktr C1"(1nnalt
23 Schml<!I Ptilladtll>llla ?1 Clark St
L.OIJIS, 71 STOLEN 8ASES·CC>llman St Louts 13
'Raines MnntrH I " LC>Pfl Cll•etoo 4? McGtt. SI LOOI\ •2. Rtdu\, C1nc:1nna1t .,
PITCHING (10 <ltCIS,onal·Franc:o Ctn
cinnah, 10-1, 111. Wtkll, ~. t 1,
U 4; Goodtn. Ne• YOfk lt·J I 74
Hnirltilns ~n DllllO 16 4 799 H~. OecleM',, ll·l, U&.
STl\tt<EOUTS·C.oooen. Ntw YC)(t< 208
Rvt n, Hou\lon tn Soto C1nc1nna11 112
VtleNuela, Oedeen. 163/ Oar 1"0 New
Yorll, 130, Krukow San Frtnc:isco. 130
SAVES· Rtaroon, Montrtal l I Sm1111
Ch1c,ago 27, Gouage San Olt00 21
Sutter A11an1t, 20, 0 Sm1111 Housion. 19
Power C1nc1nnat1, 19
Cott Wor1d Serie&
(ti Lafntttt, Ind.I
Clltmoltnlftlll
CXNn llltw 1, L•f1Ytttt. Incl. 2
Ocean v111w 111 100 l 1 11
Lefavtllt 011 000 <>--2 O
Holelr lCIVe. Knecktrl 11) end
Cllr"•OPl'ltrson Wailers. Ev1en1 Ill &"d
8arrtlt W-Knecktrt l·O L-Wallers I I
LI-LMeue WM«I s.ri.1
(at W•lllmatitrt, ,.,,)
Thvf'ldaV'' s.mlflftals
Mt•IC•ll, Mexico 2. Morristown Ten" 1
South t<ortt 16, 81nt>roo• Canada O
S..turdeV'a OlamaitnWllO Game
Mei.icau, ~ Vl Sou111 Kort•
Men'I tourMment
(at Mllsen, Oflie)
Third llound Slrollt•
8or11 8tektr (West Germanvt Ott Jo11n
Sael rt CU S l •·6, 6· I, 6·4 Tim Wllk"on
IU S l dti Yannlck Noa11 fFranct l 6·J
•·1 6·3, Hank Pfl"" fU S J cit! Henri!\
Sun<111rom (Swt0tnl. 6·0. 6 1, Mell Wllan<ltr ISwtOlnl Cltl Ktn Flach IVS )
6• I 6·4. An<l.,.s Jarrvd fSweoenl <1.i Marc
Flur IU !> l 1·S. 6·4
Mien'& touf'Mm«tt
lat JencM, N.Y.I
l"lrst llttulld SllltHt
J1mmv Connors (U.S I dtf Ptltr F ltm
1ng IU S l 6· I, J·6, 6·4, Htln1 Guntllar<lt
ISwlliert•n<I) cltl Tim Mevollt IU S l 6 1 1 •.• 4
Women'& tourNment
(It :ft ...... c .... N,Y,l
~ -~ """'' Svtvte Henlk• IWHI Gtrm&nv) otf
Rtnt U\ls ISoulll AfftuJ, •·2, 6·0 Httena
Sukova IC1acllotlovaklal cltl ~ .. An
lonDl>lll <U S ) 6· I, 6·4
~~
8art>ar• Potter (US l cltl ~ndrt Cac
cNnt Utalv I, 6-4 •·l Htltn Kt1t1t !Can
ICSa) cltl Vlr9ln•• llu1lcl <Romani•) •·• •·1 ••••
L.M Atemn.a
T"V.SOA Y'S llUUL TS I Jltl .. 4il·llitllt '*'-t lftMtlftl)
llllUT llAC•. Ont mllt o.ct
Lllllt '"Lou 10.Mnlla) 1 tO StO uo
r"9fmel Litt lloytr'l )0 IO It 00
Andn Jl,m !Sltellll 7 40 Tlmt' 21M
U •XACTA lt·4J Pel<I \S02IO
HCONO RACI. One mlie trot
lltowov $1111~ ($•1111 1 60 l 60 , 40
SO llowd\I IOrunov> • 20 ''° P""' Jamb «••"er> 2 20 Tl'"4t 2 ll IJ IX.ACTA 11 31 P41to 111 SO
TH•D llAC•. Ont moa trot
9aroou. IOtsomtrl 3'40
Ms Exclu\IYt (Das.nttl)
8a)Cla11a 10rt110fvl
Time 20J I S IJ IXACTA () 61Pel<!1660
,OU.TH ltACI. One mllt PKt
Anclelt Am100 ILarsonJ 11 IO I JO S 40
Sltl'llne Sc>Orll (HavwerdJ ·2110 1060
SP4lrl1t IGrundvl 6 40
Time 105
"~H llACI Ont m·>t OKt
9oomtr H•M (Pltl'Ol II 00 l 00 3 00
WM• SllOt L.oult <Trem1>1evl l IO ) 20
How<lv $Ntll ISIHthl /IO
Time 2'01 )tS
U •XACTA (2 0 Pe><! UJ 90
SIXTH ll.ACI One ,,,11t trot
Jonctum (Trtrnblav> S40 400 3 20
7 60
• 00
SllllOOI (Wtlkt) 13 00
Le<tv L (GrlOOl'\ll
Tl'"4t l 03
U IXACTA 19 61 Pa1<1 \48 SO
St:VINTH llACE. Oo4! m11t i>ece
SklDI 1(1119 (8alloulhl S 00 3 60 uo
400
7 00
Tims 8111 e..,.r (Mtllf') 460
Caroonni.r (ltllchltl
Time· 2 04
U I XACT1' (4·31 Pelel \39 00
•IGHTH R
0
ACE. Ont milt Peca
Mrs Hvmi. Jtt>t> (MrCM<ll 3 80 3 20
L A Ml\lrtU (Ptttrltn) 4 60
Luckv 8unns (8ektr J
1.40
340
llO Time 1'03 2/S
U IJCACTA 14·11 P•ld \1920
NINTH RACE. One mile P•ce
Hatcvon HOllO( IKutt>ltr J 4 20 3 00 3 20
Al'l<lvs Gai. IVall1n<1lr19ham1 6 20 4 60
F 111tnvours .. 11>e11 (Maler! 6 00
Time 200215 ~J IXACT.A 13·71 PllO "4110
'1 ,.ICK SIX 19·2·9-4·4-31 e>eld SI.St! 20
10 lJ wlnnlno llCkt11 (SJ• l>Or\HI '1 Pick
Sia conwtation Pe•<I lJe 40 to S79 w1nn1"0 tlcklts (llvt llOfsts)
TINTH lltACE Ont milt Peet
Snorehne CTOd<I II) II 00 9 00 6 00
Etsv OV (Kutt>ltf'I II JO ll 40
Ostr1111 ITtUltt'I SIO
Tlmt 1'01 '1S
ll EXACTA <7·11 oa10 '23970
A tltnOanc:t S.2-1'
Del ~r
THURSDAY'S tltESULTS
(1'ftl .. Q ·dlV ~td mettlnt)
"llS1' lltACE. 6 furtonel Turbo Ruler (SltVt!IS) 10 IO
8ucllerllo IValtniueltl
K11111 Mol•11 1Castaneoe1 Tlmt I 10 '1S
SICOND llACE. II furlongs
Mtuage Senf <McHar11uel 7 ao
Min Llsev IMcCarronl
Min Marriage (Ollvartll
Tl,,,, t 17 ll S
S IO 310
7*0 460
6 00
uo l 40
6.00 4.00
• 00
12 DAILY DOUBLE 11 111 1>a10 l9HO
THtlfO lltACE. 6 lurlongs
Frn Rtlltlo IOrteQaJ 10? 60 t8 20 It 40
Mtltorttt (Vaten1utla J S 00 4 00
Oh Dad IPlncavl 4 xi
Tlmt I 10 21S
U IXACTA 17·6) 1>111<1 \1 17200
l"OURTH RACE 6 lurtonvs
To111tv HontSI IOm11111> 23 40 8Hulel\J1no IMete)
Our Swttt Sllam ISotl\l
T1mt I 12 4 S
P:ll"TH ltACE 6 lur'Ongs
Conree MAia 11 oo
Be a Htw•,,1an tVa~n1""'9 I
Down Ran0t (SQll\)
T1""4 I 10 J S
640 360
J10 260
410
960 110 soo llO
440
U IEXACTA (}·1 oa d ,547 SO
SIXTH llACIE. 1 h•"OllllS Sword Pr•nct CToroJ I 60
T mh" 1P,ncav
Wn,ps n J1n91t1 Steven\
Time 11'l 4 S
SEVENTH RACE. 6 !uriongs
M'Sttr Gtnnaro tOl•v.,tsl 14 40
Pr vtl• Jungle 1Va1tn1ue1a1
Country Plttsurts (Pinc av I
Timt 109 3 S
U IEXACTA 16·•> Paid 19700
•X> 2IO
400 260
140
SIO 140
llO 210
? 20
U PICK SIX (11·1·6·3-3-6 t1 paid
I I 497 00 to SO winning tickets tlour norleU
Cerrvovtr POOi '14 ,ISJ 98
EIGHTH llACIE I I 16 m1tH
Juslic•rt (f>lnetvl •.0
A11ann1 !Hawitvl
Ou r Cerr't 1va1en1u•la)
Time I 42 • S
NIHTH RACE. 1 I 16 mllt\
340 260
• X> 390 3.110
Juliana ' Orum tSQllSJ 3110 12 X> 6 00
Sn1nrell4'tn (McCerron) 1 60 4 40
Tiit B•Dt !P1"co1 7 60
Tlmt I 44 4 S
U IEXACTA 14·6 P•'d USS SO
\2 DAILY OOU8LE 11·41 oe·d '61 40
All•ndanct IS 90J
Box Int
lat Laa v ... s)
JIHllor mlddltwfttll\TI
Darnell Knoa (OttroltJ won t>v TKO over
Roman Georee (Latave11a Lt J at 2 3S of
"ventll roun4 K"Olf IS JO· I wlln IS llnockoutl Gtortt •S 16· I· 1 with nine
Llthf'#tl9'tfl Grt0 Haugen (Aut>urn, WHll l won t>v
TKO over Frt<l<l•t Roach (Les Vt0tsl ti
1 49 of seventll round
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Threat delays
volleyball teams U.S. polo team fall s to Hungary
PORTLAND (AP) -A bomb
threat delayed departure of the JCt·
liner carryina the U.S. and Soviet
national volleyball teams for nearly
two hour Thursday at Ponland
International A1rpon ..
The plane, United Fh&ht 183 to San
Francisco, dcpaned at 11 .20 a m
aner. thorou&h c heck of the atrcmf\
and the pa scnac,.,· luuasc. accord-
1n1 to Port of Portland pokc\woman
Soll}• Dqaen
Ms Dagel! said police in Lake
Osweso. • uth P onland 5uburb,
rec~vtd a call th.as monuna from •
ptnon who u1d 1hett wasa bomh ma
p1ecc of lu.apac that was travehna
with the Sov1c1 team.
"The tcamt had 1lttady amvt'd at
lhe 11fl)On and some of the l~ac
hid been pla~ on the plan<', \hr
\llld
The 188 pa~'lnl n wttt taken to a
nearby Ott bu1ldma whale the tu~ac was tnin ported 10 an arta dcsianC'd
for ~uch inr1drnt~ homh-dctC'<'tton
IST ANRtJL, Turkey -The Unti-
ed States mcn''1Jun1or na11on3I water
polo team was on the losin,rnd of~.5
score today at the Third W orld
Champ1on sh1ps at the I urk1 h
Sponswrit.crs Assoc11uion Pool of
Mack&.
Newport Beach'~ JrfT Ocd1na
moved mco the top three 1n
('umulnt1ve sconng with SCYCn goals.
The U S. ttam plays its second
medal-round game today apinst the
Sov1cc Union. and takes on
Yugo lav1a ne~1 _______ _,
IT ALL
ADDS U~.
0 11ou••of
WitpOI 19~
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,., ...........
Around the track
Pe4ro Torra, 79, of Col-
ombla aeta ready at tbe
Mutera Gama ln Tor-
onto by laclna up the
track •hoee he wore ln the
1936 Berlin Olympic.
when be placed eiChth lD
t h e 1,600 meter•,
proving you're ne•er too
old.
0-.> ... ftSIMne
DAVEY'S LOCKER (...,_...., 9eed\)
-232 angler\ 60 Dtrr•c~ U l)OnjlO I 1
vellowltll 21 rock f1sn m calico IMIH. X»I
send oeu. 312 rntek.,.tl
NEWf'OllT LANDING l ... w-1
Bledl) -n lr!Olt<S 117 ClllCO OHi )A
HnCI !MIU 14 SCUIO•n. 12 roek flsl'I S 17
ITltekertl ™' .... , freut 111..m
LOS ANGELES -Bououtt C..nvon
Crttk, CHltlC Lakt
SAN 1a11tNAlltDIMO -Grt00r., L.•k• ~nt• Ana River South fork ot Santt Al\a
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and 50Ulll IC)(l\s of ml<l<llt fortll
MOHO -BllO<tvt Cr-. Convict
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Lellt, Grant Lakt, Gl'"etn Creek. Gull Lake
Hiiton Crfflt June L•k•. Lff Vln1n9 CrMll
Soutll fork 01 L.M Vinll!Q Crfflt L•lllt
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BASEBALL
Amtrtcan LMWt
ANGELS-P1ac~ Urbano luOO 01tcn
er o" '"' IS·oay olsat>ltd ill! Pwcnueo
1111 contract 01 Alan FowlkH 011(,,., lrom
Eelmonlon 01 •ne PaclflC Coast LHDut
OEHIOIT TIGER!>-WtlYtd Doue llalr
oltc~e· ior •ne ou•POst ot 01111ng nlm his
u"COnel1l1ona •tlfHt
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To~v PhlU1os 111l1t10.r OPt,o"-<I Bii
Kr<AQtr o•tcner •o Tacoma ot Pacific
Coast Lta9ut
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Ga •"•Cl• .... oer W• veo S•tv• N•fOS·• carcner •or '"t Puroou 01 1 v "II .,,,,., " '
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BASKETBALL
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forward "" "01 '*00<' ro •re n1no C•f'!'O
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FOOTBALL
N•"-1 l"Mftlel LNtu•
OE H!O•T l•ONS-S•ontd C •'t"<~
Cn•Pman coMtrt>41c• •o • ,,.., aven•
Contr.ct WatvPO Al 1..etomtr cor'le•O.c~
and Burl Mue<>ting, I gllt ... d
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Merrots nose 1ac~lt Cle"'''° 0 111n
Cameron noH 110 te otl welvtr\
MIAMI OOLPHtNS-S gneo Jot
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tacto.lt\ W•1Ye<1 JOl\fl Kl\lle#',11.• ll C'klt
P!.ceo Trov S...Wfl 11"-'"" o., •ne
in•urfd re\ref"ve '' SAN FRANCISCO ••EAS-Wa •vtO
Donald Cllumltv Otlfftl'"' 1aci.,. ~i.< •eo
Roost•t•t Sn•Ptl '"""'"' t>tc• 1n • \Ote ·• NFL suoo..m..-111 craft
HOCK•Y
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PHtLAOELPHl.A FL VER!> An-Jfl(t(!
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PACll"•C tO-A~tlOuM:.,, I ,. I sta ... e
POtt•setson O.SlltlDe •o..-name111 t>e.i 11
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Slaney
willrbe a
no .. show
BERLIN <AP) -Mary Detkcr
Slaney wnhdrcw from the Berlin
tradt and field meet Thursday, Im
than 24 boun after \.rrwhin1 the
women's world record 10 lhe male.
Orpn11crs of today's Berlin l ntcr·
national Amateur Athletic Feder·
auon Grand Prix event said that
Slaney had •lightly inJured her
Ach1t1~· tendon whale 5ettin1 the
world mark of 4 minutes.. 16 71
)eCOnds Wednc\day na""t at l.unch.
S\t..u1erbnd.
The v1c1011 was the ninth of the
outdoor \Cll§{)n for the 27-)ear--0ld
from Euicne. Ore • who 1s unbeaten thl~ )CU
The Zum:h race wa~ a rematch of
the 3.000-mrter Ii nal at the J 9S4
01) mp1c Game!. an Los Anaeles.
where Slaney Wot) )('verrl} tnjured 1n
1 <:0lhs1on w11h Bma1n''> Zola Budd
That racr v.a., v.on h.,. Romania'<,
Manc1ca Pu1Ul ·
A.I Zunch \lane\ beat Pu1ca and
shattered the Romanian's world
mark of 4• 17 44 Pu1ca . v.ho finished
!.CCOnd. also wa'> 11med under her old
mark clocking 4· I i 33 for a EurCJ-
pean record
T.be tun-aged Budd who runs
barefoot, finished third at lunch
Of the three onl} Pu1ca will ~
compctmg at Berhn
he wa~ !.Chedulcd to run 3,00(J
me1ers. but o rganizers said that at her
request the' had 1.hanged the: race to
2.000 meter'>
\\ 11h ..e"eral stars dropping out of
the Berlin ml'et attentton focused on
larl Lcv.1\ v.1nner of four gold
medal'> at the 19~4 01) mp1~.
Lcv.1., equalled the feat of Jes!oe
Ov.ens v.ho v.on the I 00 200 400-
meter rda' .rnd long 1ump gold
medals 1n the" 1936 Berlin Ohmp1cs
Becker must
rally for win
over Sadri
'H(jOt'. Ohio (.\Pl -Founh·
\N'd Rom Becker survived a ~hak)
'it.in Thur\da' night. reco"enng for a
hard·fough1 4:6 6-1 6-4 victory over
John Sadn that put him in the
quanerfinals of the Assoc1a11on of
T C'nnts Professionals Champ1onsh1p
Becker the: I 7·\ear-old West Ger·
man v.ho 111.on ·Wimbledon. was
hampered in the first set b} a sore
nght side that -;lo v..ed his ~n.e Sadn
of( harlone ~ (' dnlled five aces m
the \Ct and had tht' onh sen 1('(' break
to take a 4-3 lead ·
Bec ker warmed to the: challt'nge in
the s.ccond ~t ranting four aces and
1 v. o ~n ICt' brt'aks of his own
8 0 1h pla)ers held sen e 1n the
drctding ~t until \adn doublt'-
laultt'd tv. '~' to go lO 30-40 in the"
ninth game H is half-, olley into the:
net put &<ker up 5 .... 1. and the \\<t'st
<Jerman rolled off tour straight points
for the \ ICtOI")
Becker said he'\ been bothered b~ a
':>Ore nght side v.h1c h affects his sene
until he-.• wanned up 1n a match
ANGELS ••.
From Cl
around third he v..as lUt dov..n at the
plate
That brought DoY..ntng 10 the: plate
and ht' smashed a ~-~ fasthall from
Guidi'\ into the kft lirld bullpen to ue
the S\'ore at ~·.:?
* ANGIL HOTRS -P ,,,,... Uf1leN '-"-• """° 'pratneo "'' oeft toot weonews.v .,.,ng t ;round INl'I WIS O<Ked on Ille IS·oav OIMblecl
,, r ...... \daY L.U90 WH """ .. "' Pllntto tht •001 IO tlltow out °"' Me,,...,, ,,,. fl(SI O.ller
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out mucn we•g111 on tht foot That ' ng1 • e>ooo
' gn luOO Ila<! "'" t>Mn rec.lltO ~v PO '•Net ~ bllft. to rePllC't him on tht
•osttr lftt A~' ourc11a~ the contract Of
Alall l'ewtltitt trom Eomon1on Fown.H .Ol1'1410
•"9 Anotl C)(Qt n11atlon ""' ,...,, after five vMrs
'" rna ~n F rtnc:IK.O Gian" 00"0tnl111lon Thll
vH• at Edmonton 111 •-•td In 2J ... ,,..,.,
""'•"ng 11 "•'" OO•l'IO t I "'"" one MIYt and a J 7' ERA 'Tllt'P sev lie •Fowtkts) can throw
•~t! ¥0aV t>ut I (!On I •l'OW W,,tl lltS first
Ul•Vl'mtnt wilt t>t MllO M•na0tr ~ Mlllef\
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htctUM Of I rteu<rt t>Ct Of nil t>tcti prOOfem\
co.;ta rn•U ,,,. Oet•o•t 'er..s Ooue "''" do no•,.,•Nl l(lf 1 ) dav\ no• evtfl O•llCf\ I'll! MllO
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MORE SPORTS C-IS
Coming Soon • • •
A pecial ction with editorial on
academiO\. fru hion. ctiviti . sport.8,
and . chool activitie .
Tue day, September 3rd
To adverti•e In thl 1ectlon, call 842-4321
... --
Ot.noe Ooelt DAILY PILOT/Friday, Auguat 23, 1985
MlJC M>TICl ....C fl>TICl Ml.IC fln'IC[
NOTICI Of' DIVIDID PUBLICATION
DILINQUINT TAX LllT
1•• 19
Put1Uant to S.Ctlona 3S81 through 338&. Revenue and Tax•·
Uon Code, the Publlthed Oellnq\19nt Ult In Ind tor ·orang•
eou.rty, 8t1te of Cellfomla, ha beet\ dlvkftld and dl1trlbut9d to
varloua newapepwa of g.neral circulation publllh9d In tald
county, for pubtlc1llon of 1 portion thereof In Mch or aald
newapapera.
PUBLISHED DELINQUENT LIST
I, ROBERT L. CITRON, Orangt County Tax Colltc1or, State of
C1llfomla. otrttfy a1 follows:
That notlot 11 hereby given that becauH or non-payment of tht
total amount dut for taxt1, ...... ment1 and other charg .. t.vltd
In tht Yter 1984 for the Fleeal Yur 1984-85, shown In dollara and
oentt oppoelte the delctiptlon or th• proC*1y contained In the 118t
below, the ruJ propertle1 on whleh euch amount• were a llen.
were by operation or law, In my otflot In Orange County, declared
to be In dtfault at 6 o'clock p.m., on th• 28th day of June, 1986.
T1X·d•f1ulttd rul property may be redeemed by payment of
all unpaid tax" and uaeament• t~ther with additional penal·
lltl and r ... u prMCrlb9d by law, or may M r9d .. mtd under an
lnatallment plan or r9demptlon.
All Information conotrnlng r9demptlon, or the Initiation of an
ln1t1.llment plan of rtdtmptlon, of tax-defaulted property wlll,
upon requ .. t, M furnl1hed by Robert L. Citron. Orange County
Tax Collector, Santa Ana, Callfornla.
· I certify under penalty or perJury that the foregoing 18 true and
com~ct.
Robert L Citron, Orange County Tax Collector, &tat• of
Caltfornla
Ex9Cuttd at Santa Ana. Orange County on Auguet 21, 1985.
Tht following abbrtvlat1on1 are used ror the word• set oppo11te
them
Adm-Admlnlltrator
Admx-Admlnletr atr Ix
AP-AaMMOr'• Map Parcel Number
~t-Apart"*1t
Aatn-Aaaoctaoon
Ataoc:-Auoclatea
Bldg-Bulldlng
Broe-Brothen
CA/C.l/Callf-Callfornla
Co-Company
Conat-Contlructlon
Coop-Cooperetlve
Corp-Corporation
Contvr-Conservator
Oept-0.partmenl
Dev-Development
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Olv-Olvlalon
Ed-Education
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e.t-Et1ate
et at-and others
Exec-Executor. Executrix
F & M-Farmera & Merchants
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Hwy-Highway
l"(wyt-Hlgttwey.
Inc-Incorporated
lna-ln1urance
lnv-lnVMt~nt
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LA-Lot Angele•
Ltd-Limited
Mfg-Manufecturlng
Mt-Mount
NA-National Auoclallon
Natl-National
No/,..-Number
NT&. SA-National Trull and
S•vinga Aaeoctatton
S l L-Savtng• •nd Loan
SECY-Secretary
Sr-Senior
St-SalnVStreet
USA-United Statet of Ame rica
Vet•-Veterana
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&/or-And/or
#-Number
PARCEL NUMBERING
SYSTEM EXPLANATION
The Assessor'• map parcel number when used to describe
property In this llst, refers to the Assessor's map book. the map
page or block number In the book end the lndlvtduel parcel
number on the map page or within the block. A parcel number as
for example, "044-363-05", would mean Book 44 of the
Assessor's Maps, Block 363 (Map Page 36, Block 3) and Parcel 5
within that block. The maps referred to are avallable for Inspec-
tion In the office of the Assessor
All property Is In the Township South and Aanoe W~t of San
Bernardino Base and Meridian
IMPORT ANT NOTIC~
The names published are those appearing on the 1984-85 lax
roll Taxpayers who have disposed of property since March 1,
1984 may tlnd !heir names Hated for Ule reuon that present
owners have failed to pay taxes.
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CA '"'*'9Md\.CA Leilani Dr, H11nt1n91on mt y.,.,. Cr. Huntlnfton A' 1as.ft1~. 12.1tt.•2 ~2 tNOll ltfll l'HufltUngtof\120~1~ ICW. .I~ I'. Al' IOfalt, Oeor1e A, 1Mcf1 CA leech. CA 1tM1 "°"*' Ln, Hlln~ 11119wl.W l.n. Muni~ A 1 0.f01·: • -
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Al' 024"02t-03, 12.411"42 M11,plly, HedO, AP 148-02•-H aaoe 14 2t1 .. 161-102-14 11OCM1S 1441 lnaton lelcfl. ClA LlnOora. l.awrenoe IMdl, CA
322 13111 It, ~lnoton 02e.oe3-1t, ttt7,1t HH S\lttwood 'Lii Hunllnglon OMUiian CW 'Hyntfngton AP 153-«>S-11. 11,725.02 ZacNry. AP t3343-141. O~ 1~11111 1 ~·h ~= -.-,, CA Del Wy, HllMl"flon IMotl, 8Mol\, CA ' leech CA ' l301 Hun!Mll Or, Hunt• 12,279.41 11124 llu8e1• 110·3111• , • ·
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t21h It. HunUnoton IMdl, 025-011·2• ... l12t 70 !ulpor1 br. H11ntlnoton ~ton lelcfl. CA ' 8421 Deepdltf °'· Hunt· 9U·H·OH.H . l10 UO ·~ M1~ l(ay11 l1~~
CA "'' Del Wy, HuntlnQton kKtl OA AP 151-104-09 llOO 11 lnoton ~.CA 21312ltootll'IUrlt11. Hunt• 110-U~-1 '-· •
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11th II, Hunt.lng10n teed\, 02M11-01. IU4t 242'19 PewtllCket ·0r. Huntington AP t&MOS-07. 11.tot H NII Wfteld Lii, HuM· t3S..l2·1H, 1191 eo a1a12 ~1·· Ptlo·"'lfl1,1.1.'1 A1'0
CA Oeltw.,. 81, Huntlnolon le.oh CA 1452 SnOWl>ltd Or Hurtt· tng1on 8Moh. CA lrootcllvr•I 8t, H1.1!1llngton 110-.. •· "• • 0unoon ,._,.to I .. AP leecfl. CA 8 i.n Htn A. AP lnQton is.eol\, CA ' St-ert. AIUMCI« M., 8"all CA 17111 l.ewtt l.n, Huntington
024..o2'P·U. l1,Ge1.M 311 l'OllnttJn Ape,,rMnll, AP 14l(r21 •40, 12i ... 2' 1,.2 AP l&t-108-17, 11.111.92 AP 1&t·11t-08, 12.189.94 wlieon. Ken. AP BMcll, CA ldw d T Af'
11th It, Hlll'lllngton 9Mctl, 02t-01l.o4, 13.248.24 a323 A~ Dr Huntlnoton ~2 lnowt>lrd Or. Hllnt• H11 K«lbrootl Dr. Hunl· tH-29'-012, ... JN.113213 Haoela.21 atl 1 oo''i IJ CA Dal.......,• It. H""11nglon 8Mcl\, CA • lt\gton e..ch, CA t1191on leldl, CA Moritz Or. Huntington 110·312· • • •
W....ilnk, Ill H Jr Tr, AP e..ctl, CA Pon;ero Mary I' AP AP tSl·tOS-19 "" 84 HMNon, Thomel I., Al' 9eaeh, CA 11512 Preeoott Lii, Hvnl·
024-033·12,, 111.00 1210 lelle APertmen\e. AP l41-o27·&i 1243 •2 '9135 8341 Atlante Av Huntington t5t-114.o4.11.003" N22 C4M1aleo. Aobel1 T Jr, AP lnglon leedl. CA Walnut Av. H1.1nllngton 025-071-o5, 13 2•9 2• 2319 l'oxl\eff or. Hunllngto,,' 8eeCll. CA • Midway Or, Hu,,llnglon 830-29-02•. lt.212.48 32a& l't~ T., Weetbenl ~
IMcl\, CA Delaware II. Huntlnoton 8"cltl, CA !AP 161-101-20, 11,790.12 IMch, CA l'renool1 Or, Hunlfnglon AP t1°'49M5, lf.813.w
Aook.y Mountain l'.OWtJ, IMotl, CA Ollv.ra Hell• AP 8351 Alltnt• Av. Hunllnoton H111!4W. Don~ 1. .. Jr, leteh CA 11721 PrMOOtl Ln. Hunt• A p 0 2 •• 0 s •. 2 0 Ford M1r1•r•t. AP 141 027 11'0 11 112 34, BMcll CA AP 11t-tl7.03, 1771.11 MOOUltouan. PnlftlpJ .. AP lnglon lle.Ktl. CA saea 54 21111tll8t, Hunt~ 02S.07t-15, 14 02 21322 Athbu°r1on Cl, Hunl· T11.e '"'.Tr Co Tr ''"' 9042 Utli.fleid Or, Hunt-H&·H ·O•O. 11.295 05 lflote. OOrothylJ .. ~2' ft. •noton IMcll CA Lome Apetlment.. AP In ton IMc:h CA lank CroOllel' Nallon&I Al' l1191on IMotl. ClA ta..3 t Lant• Ln. Hunl· AP 1l°"401.ot. ,, .........
Undbcwg, Leonatd O , AP 025-011·20. 13,24124 2417 OMc ~lfol.IOn MaNYf\ J . 151.2f1.01, 11 ... 1 72 8121 lnQlln, Pennie Mar19, AP tngton 8MCll, CA 17071 Oro.... Cl, Huntington
02"-036.o2, 131•,0I Wh~I Dr. H11ntlno1on AP 1'M3l-4t. 1201741 Munster Or. Huntington 15f.222·10J.. IHU2 I031 Caraon, Mertl'tl\ Ann, AP IMofl, CA
8rell .. ll\ltltuteelal,AP aa.cti,CA 21t42 CuparLn,Hunllngtonl lMCn.CA frongela ..-1. Huntington t39·2t·OO. l1 .7H.02 Htler, Jaoob, AP 024-038..()3.30, 1363.82 Ctw!al Apartment•, AP 9eeCfl CA I Tiiie Int a Tr Co Tr f./Of BMCh. CA 11399 M_,,ln Ln, Hunt1119too 110-401·28, I 1,•34.52
Marruool, Joaepn P .. AP 02e..d7 t·21 .• 1,277.12 241, AodrlQUU Rl.lben, AP I MoSllM. Jeff1'9Y 8., AP Arclero, Phlflp M. Jr AP e..on. CA 17092 Everor..,, Cl, H\tnl·
024-042·21, 11.tte.12 710 WtllteNll<I• Dr. Hunt1no1on 10·0•f-ai. 11,548.SO· 151·211.05. 1&49.24 1171 15i-222·11J..l1,133.H ec;., Smlln, Lerry R . AP f119ton Beloh. OA 12th SI, Huntlno+?n BMctl. 8eech, CA 21301 Cupar Ln. Huntlll9lon, Mllneter Of. Hunlfnoton lronga1e <;I, Huntington t30-2t-051, 12.023.ta 3222 Aahwall, N. INoa, AP
CA OOlden Al)atttMnll, AP ..8-ah. CA la..ch, CA ee.ch, CA Anne Cl, Huntington 8uctl, 142·142·01, 12.411. 14
8f111tle¥. EdWwd L , AP 02S.011-23, a2,545 54 2323 ooml~. Donald A, T I l T r C o Ovohar1. TllOIMe D., AP CA 19572 IM1Ce Ll'I. Huntlnglon
02....05M't. 1701.08 905 Wlllleeend• Or, HYn11ngton AP "9-0-'3-11 lt20 00 Tr• 1R-1t2S·00·2 &/or 1n:231.02. 11.Ht 18 Ctlaurnonl Enl•Pf1 ... , Beech. CA
12111 SI, H11ntlngton IMctl. 8"cfl, CA 1382 HlltnMO '0r, Hunt· JohnlOtl, Cllrlatlne OenlM, 18092 l\'OtYC(9al Ln, H11nl• AP 931-at-OeO. 12. 131.40 Swolt. Thon\M A., AP CA Wnheundt Aper"n«'tl, lll9lon BMcll, CA AP 151·2t2..C•, 1717.31 1"91on l!IMctl. CA t642& Martin Ln. Hun1fr191on 142·351·H 15. 149.52 1212
Aballan, Cert Soortn, AP AP 02&-011·21, IU29.62 Bucknam Dtlll<l Q, AP 8152 Munel" Of, Hun1· Heoalvell. !""9M R .. AP BMotl, CA ltonewood Of, H11ntl119lon
024-0$).18, 11, tO&.oe 1002 2420 WhltMtnd• Or, Hun1· 149-043.32 · 12.0 54 S481 lngton llHOll CA 15f-232-01. 193•.00 8171 ,olffoo. Etnwl 8.. AP l!IMctl, CA
lAke St. Hununotoo le.oh, tngton a..on. CA Oonctalet '0r, H~ntlngton Tiiie 1n1 •'Tr co Tr l/or Juonwood Dr. H11nt1ngton 939.29.oe:s, 12,271.94 Dllnne. Chartet Walteri
CA o..!119, Lind• Ann, AP a.eon CA Eag1M1on LOlllM Page AP BMcll. CA t6412 Mlttfn Lii. H11nU1191on AP 142-351-37. 11.521.So
Eltcelll>Yr Properllet Lid, 02&-0t1-08. 12tt 12 2015 Aca'erman, Harold W., AP 15f·292o01, 1202.95 8212 8he'fr. Wayne II., AP 8MCll. CA 11232 Magellan L.n, 11unl·
AP 02•-072· 13, 1230.90 727 Delaware St. H11ntf119ton t•e.-04•-02 152 t 60 8372 Munltet Of, H11nllngton 15t-2•5-oe. 12.•34.20 11242 AnderlOfl, Alloe N., AP lngton leach. CA
Mein 81, HUlltlngton 9Mcll, 9Mctl, CA Doncaater Or. H11ntlngton I BMctl, CA NorbrOOll Dr. H1111t1ncnon 936-29-072, 11.200 43 3247 8McMf. flfl 1.. AP CA ACl<ermatl HarOIO w .. AP ~n CA AP 161·293·15 1515 94 e..cn. CA Moritz Dr. Hunlfnglon 142-352-()3. Nat.ea 7072
Sorleno Daniel F AP 02&-082-0e t 1,37119 1905 Wuman Richard AP 20472 Seven~ Ln Hunt· K'. h I' p. II I' A p a..on, CA Blueealll Or, H11ntlngtoo
024-10t-1i. lff8.32 ' 601 Oelaw.,. St, Huntington l4&..05&-03: 143379'1395 lngton &each, CA ' l&t-2•&·27. 11.0115.111 8131 lahabt, etkancs.t, AP BMctl, CA
10th 81, Huntington Beectt, BMch. CA ' Dory Dr, Hunllll9ton Buell, T I l T r C o Manorfletd Or. Huntington t3&-29-07t.12. 144 213191 Pratefltoe. PauJ S.. AP
CA 8111terfleld...tRob«IE ,AP CA Tr#lR-1923·00·2 6/or Bttctl.CA Fre11COl1 Dr, Huntington t42-381·2t, 1345.83 7101 ~~. RoMld 8., 025-082-27, Jl,08113 1t18 DMngelo, Coflni. L. AP OOfman. Kanntln M., AP Oa~I. Jarry L ' AP 9Mch, CA Moonlight Ct, Hllntlngton
AP 02 .. 102-00. 11.020 90 Callfornta St. Huntington "&-056-t8. $823.27 54-01 1151-301--0t, 1 1.•n 02 9321 18f-252·21, 12.830 N 1311 Kruger. F~ w., AP e..ctl, CA
520 10th St. H11n1Jn01on 8Mcti, CA Dory Dr, Hunllnoton 8-oh, Muneter Dr. H11nt1ngton Paoemont Dr, Hun1J1191on 831-29.()54, 11,017 71 3211 Morty, Cra ig. AP 8Mch, CA ~enct. JarMe E .. AP CA 9Mch, CA BMctl, CA Francole Or, Huntington 142-373-12, 12&8.&e 18301
9ut1erflald, 0 Dean. AP 025-101·15, 12, 180 32 121" VIGtortno Reymono A Tille Ina. Tr Co Tr &/or Ettinger, Stwon w., AP 9Mctl, CA Maigellan Ln, Hunttnoton 02 .. t02-0e, 1281. 10 1512 Celltornla St. Huntlnoton AP 14t-oe2-21 I 1 279 u:i 8 u c: k R II CW1 d a . A p 159·3• f..C8, I 1,83, .64 Catllon, D•Vl<l o.. AP 8"Cl'I. CA
10th St, H11ntlngton BMcll, BeaOh. CA 21172 Breton 'Ln.' Hllnl· 161·30'2·20, 15011.60 8381 Von Riedl, Oet'hold F .. AP 938-29..ota, S9t8.58 183&3 Meaerve. John Roberl,
CA J. C L. Oawlopment Inc, inoton a..cn. CA Malloy or. Huntington 178-412·02. 12,235 18 Martin Ln, Huntington AP 142-4t2-02, 182•.H · Atldnaon, Dave E., AP AP 025-102-01, l1.2t2 . .0 Sc:htouer, Louanne F , Beec:t\, CA l&eo2 Walll1191on Or, Hunt· BMctl. CA 727t M.,. Or, Huntington
024-102·22. M 11.12 602 • 14 Lincoln Av. Hunlfng1on AP "8-071-0. 11 Ml& 72 Title 1,,. l Tr Co Tr 6/or 1no1on 9Mcl\, CA Maguire, Roberl F 3rd. BMctl. CA
10th St, Huntington 9Mch, BMctl. CA 21252 Bleton . Lil,' Hunl· Sherry Darren R . AP Saga, l'red W . AP AP t38-2t-143, 12.094 t8 Slleny. Derrell A .. AP
CA NytMder. Etnetl S., AP lngtonBeactl,CA 161·304-13, Me110 1372 171-4 12·09, 11,911 55 3211 MorlU Dr. Huntington 1'5-061-12. $80384 SOii
Pollock. WllUem L , AP 025-105..()8, 12.258 te 120'4 Von Flotow, George s , Milloy Dr, Huntington 16491 Som«Mt Ln, Hunt-Beech. CA Quall Cr, Huntington Beech. 024-104-11, 1811.97 50t Hunll119ton St, Huntington AP 148..07t.:0. 11827 32 Beech CA 1119100 8Mch, CA Muon, Ann , AP CA
7th SI. Hunt11191on 8Metl, Bttctl, CA 213t2 Bretoo 'Ln,' Hl>nt-Tl&Tr Co Tr 6/0f Slral· Oro11, MIChHI, AP t38-29-t94, MOO. t2 18343 Rlollclraak, Jetteiy P., AP
CA Bartoll Corp , AP fngton BMc:h. CA ton. Cnrlitlna A . AP 178-•21·10, 18,322.70 3292 Grenoble Ln. Huntington 146-051·30, 1894.f1 5011
Stamm, Wllflam A., AP 025-113-01, 133.4 82 8:27 Cummlll9I Rtcnard, AP 161·304-14, 1781 22 8302 Euler Cf . Hunlfngton BMch, CA Flamingo Cr. Hunllnoton
02•· 105-13, NM.20 421 Tarrac:a Cl. Huntington 148-071· 18, ta211 47 ?1382 Malloy Dr, Huntington 9Mc:h. CA Farnell. David. AP Beedl, CA 10th SI. Hunllngloo Beactl. 9Mcl\, CA Brtlon Ln Huntington Beacl\, CA L... Ronald G , AP t38·2t· 175. 12.30 74 Biondi, JOlln F . AP
CA AP026-113-02 $33482825 8eec:ll CA T I & T r c 0 17&-421-15.11.982023281 111527 Tr099Z Ln. Hu,,t· 14'&-063.05. 1348 .. 15701
G11mm Dannie R., AP Terrece Cl, H11nttng1on Aixietmuu. Ahmad H . AP Trit l R· 1923--00-2 &/or van F1lkland Cl, H11ntlng1on lnglon a.en, CA Swan Ln, Hunt1no1on s..cn.
02•·107-06, 11,020.77 •14 Bffotl. CA 1•8-084.07, S.-55 34 85'11 0. Zllvec~ Pe!et A., AP Beech, CA Kine, Banaon W Jr, AP CA
t1h SI. Hunllngtoo ee.c11, AP 026-t 13..03.133• 82 823 St Auguelfne Dr. Huntington 151-311· IO, $622.04 8342 Home Federal S. 6 L. 938·2t· 187. 12.4•0 18 Harbor View I., AP
CA Terrac:e Cl, Huntington e.acn, CA lndlanai><>ll• Av. Huntlngloo Ann, AP 175-421·23, t&586 Tropez Ln, Hunt· i..5-D&3· 16. 11.4111.22
Hemlley. Jim E.. AP 8"cll. CA Fabien, Cl\arlel M . AP Btacn. CA $3,019.04 111772 Channel lnglon Beech, CA 15811 Swan I.II, Hunt1119ton
024·112·12, l71t.7• 311 AP 025·113-Q.4.1334 82 821 14S-0.8-37. M51 et 2t2t2 Tltte ln1 & Tr Co Tr~. 1.n, Huntlngloo BMC:h, CA Scharwath, Clemen• G , Beech, CA
ttn St. H11nllng1on Beach, Terrec:e Cl. H11nt1ng1on Sano Dollar Ln. Hununo1on Arnold, AP 151-331-01. Huhta, Wllltem C , AP AP t30-2t-tt1. S21t 50 Sonntnl>«I, BNce. AP
CA , Beach. CA Beach. CA Je2t 23 8212 lndlanapOll1 '79·431·04. 13,212.111 1e5t7 Tr099Z Ln Hunl· 14$..()72·28, 593 2t 6071
Harb, Majid 8 , AP AP 026-113-05.1334 9211211 MHd Dery! l AP Av, Huntington ISMch. CA 18681 CtlanMI ~. Hunt· lngton e..dl, CA Skylark Or. Huntington
024-113-10. &t26.oe 329 Tarrac:e Cl, H11ntlng1on 1•8-0tt-12.S•75 3021131 T1tltln1&TrCoTr &/or lnotoo9Mcll.CA Span. Ellle. AP 8Hch,CA
&In St, Hunt11191on BMch, BMC:h, CA Shepherd Ln Huntl119ton Bruce Larry 8 AP Rout. Albert A.. AP 938·29·213, $2, t 13 7'4 Vuquez. Wllflam Q,, AP
CA AP025-113-0e.S33•.e2112& Beach, CA · 151.33'1-0&. 124104 8122 178-431-33,12.013,753341 185112 Bordt•ux Ln, Hunt· 148-023-01.11.155726062
AP O 2 • • I 1 3 • 1 1 . Tarrace Cl, Huntington Dlllrane. Jonn K , AP lndlanapoll1 Av, Hun11119100 Admiralty Dr, HuntlnglOfl lngloo Beach, CA Clleryl Dr, H11nllngton
$237 10 300 &In St. Hunl· 8eec:ti, CA 1•&--0t 1-13. $453 74 21121 BMcn. CA BMc:h, CA st" n . L... A p Beec:ll. CA lngtone.acti.CA AP025·113-07,1334&2824 s11epl'le<d Ln Huntington Tltle lna6Tr Co Tr&/Of Mlnnldl, Omer M . AP939-2t·21t, 12,01372 HOOk.1. Roberl J , AP
Karpm1n, Lindi, AP Terrace Cl H11nttno1on Bffcll CA Sabatlnl, Dorotlly J .• AP 178-431·•0. 11.375 92 1a528 Bordeew! Ln. Hunl• 1"6-023-17. 170197 18151
02"-114--08, 12, 128.3• 300 e..ch, CA Smltn HatOIO A , AP t51-~1-0t, S&S 82 8112 1M12 Chennal Ln, Hunt· lngton BMch, CA Warrtn SI, Hunllnglon
lllh St. Huntington BMch, AP 026-1 13-08, '33•.112 822 148.C)t 1·2t. S 1 788388591 tndl.,,epotft Av. Huntington l119lon BMctl. CA AP tM-29·218.85, 19• 4• BMch, CA
CA Ttrrace Cl. Hunllnglon Mart1111que or Huntington a..cn. CA Hardlgr... Robert. AP 18628 Bofdeaux Ln. Hunt. S1awar1. Cheryl, AP
Kaul, Randolph, AP Beec:n. CA Beach. CA Tl11e lne & Tr Co Tr &/or 178·44-'·20, $4,074 33 lngton Beach. CA 1'8-023-22, se&e.42 6171
02"-14 t-02. S 1 414 5e 322 AP 026-1t3-ot,1334 82 920 Sandgren. Paul e .AP White, Donald N , AP t8552 Grimaud Ln, Hunt· Sennelder. Sydney R , AP Sinon Dr, Huntington
7tn St Huntl1191on 8Metl. Terrect Ct. H11nllngton 148·121-lt,187613 151~2-42 Mil 14 8012 t119lone..ch,CA t311·2t-226, 12.t04 4 2 Beach.CA
CA BMC:h, CA AP 148· 121·20 $887 75 Mermaid Cl Huntington GelyMn. Nancy A. AP 15482 Germ.in Cl, Hunt· Cunlltle, Donlll<I J ' AP
-Mola. Ft1nk T.. AP APO:ZS.113--11133.482818 8551 Edlaon Av,Hunt1119ton eeic:11.CA 118·596·07, lt,59188 lnQtooBtech.CA 1411-043·20, 11.702.H
02"-1•1 18. 1782 88 308 Terrace Cl. Huntington Beacll CA Title In• & Tr Co Tr &/or 1e&18 TlburOtl Pl. Hunt· GrMt WMtarn Savtng1, 1$351 Saratoga Ln, Hunl·
71n St Hunungton Beadi, Beach, CA Zall91n, Ebr"iblrn. .Af Kat k 1 a . Uno, A p l119ton Beec:ll CA AP t3&-2t-233, $1t4 00 l1191on 8Mctl, CA
CA AP 025-t 13-13.1334 82812 149-034·03, I r.TJ"·Cll) 151-361·5•, Jet& 78 8221. Mc:Ntlll, Jo 8 , AP 111455 Germain Cl, Hunl· Frledbef'g. Roberl E., AP Petert, Jonn L, AP Terrace Cl, Hu.ntlngton 21612 Balllm• Lil. Hunl· 8Nblrd Cl. Huntington 1711-585-09, 1756.30 18822 lnglon Beech, CA 14&-043-34, 11,57• 80 522.2
024-145-31. $2.033.&4 222 Beach. CA lngloo Beach, CA Beech. CA Tiburon Pl. Huntington Simon, Carotyn J . AP Ceflanle Or, Huntington
71n St. Huntington Beach AP025-113-15.1334&2ll08 Brtllln Jerry L AP Tttletn1&TrCo Trl/or Beach,CA t38-29·23&, $1 ,25056 BMcl\.CA
CA' Terrece Cl Hunllnglon 14t-051·20 182 18 217tl McGraw. John F . AP KOOM, Madellne M., AP 18435 Lazare Ln, Hunl· Andraoa. Lui. A , Et Al,
Oxenl'IOm. Fannie. AP Beach. CA Fatrlene Cl Huntington 151-382.07 l28t 19 8151 178-685·22. 11,288 74 tngton Beed'I. CA AP t"-062..03, St47 4.4 024-18 1-It 12&2 21 AP 025-113-18. 133.4 92 502 Beaen CA • l Klnglllher Of. Huntlnoton 18752 Intrepid Ln. Hunt· Elc>oallo, Carmine F . AP 18302 Artl119ton Ln, Hunl·
NHfa , Aobert, AP Terr1ce Cl Huntington Pittman Can O , AP Beach, CA fnQlon Beedl, CA t37·1M13. 12,031.64 77$8 lnqton Beed\, CA
024-183·28. lt7U7 207 BMcll. CA 149.051·22. 1755.05 21781 AP 151-382·23, 123-4.23 Palmer. Mark A., AP Sailboat Cl, Huntington Pennella.~ M, AP
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Stonotf, AMabelle G . AP 023· 1&6-1t, I 1.&7t 42 323 Eddleman. Patrick, AP Flor Id I St, Hunllnglon Brfdoeman. Jlrnet L. AP Titl9 ln1 & Tr Co Tr &/or 8each. CA 3rd. AP 93 7 • 15·0 tt, , CA
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023-128-23, 11.97002 329 Hin St, Hunllnoton 8eac:t\, 02"-111-4-17 1352.22 502 Beach. CA 149-051·25. S55t42 21752 Aubin, Merk S , AP Antno< Thrift l Loen 1Ut54& 7922 Sailboel Cl. Cd41ura. Betty J , AP
2211<1 St. Hunttngton BMCfl CA Alabama St. Hunlfnoton L ... Cert J 1c1t AP Falrl1nt Cl Huntington 151-382-35.11.649081Jtt2 A11n, AP 171-686-33, Huntington Beech, CA 148-055-09, 14~ 23 531 CA S..lirlt M~oage Corp Beach.CA 025-t2t-14 Sl2424 2207 Beach CA Snowbird Dr H11n111191on l4,&1tea1eee21n1reptdln. BaQramlan. RoN. AP Hell Av. Huntington Beactl.
A/Tl911Qn S l L Aaan, AP AP 0 2 3 . t & 1 • 2 2 . F'fdellty Natl<>nel Trull Co Florida S I, Huntington Oarllng. Frank R AP Beach CA Huntlngtoo BMcll, CA t37-t!-071. 11, 104 47 7981 CA
023-128-27 l308 18 327 l2t2 t• 211 18th St. Hunt-Tr, AP 024-1&7.ot, 1783 24' BMcl\, CA 149--085--09 lt27 25 21881 F..n.v. Jonn Roa, AP Harman. Gery. AP Oc:Mngrove Cl, Huntington 0. Merl, Wallao. H. AP
21 11 St, Huntlr>gton Beaotl, lng1on Beech. CA 601 Afabam1 SI, Huntington Medar1. Biiiy Jay, AP Summerwlnd Ln, Hunt· 151-4t2-0e. 1704.27 5412 178·953·07•, 13.940.80 Beec:n, CA 148-082·18, IM5.7S 5422
CA GrNt Weelern Se'Jlng1, Beach. CA 025-132-ee, S 16t 7'4 1812 1ng1on Beech, CA Norfolk or. Huntington 1et11 Marina Bay°'· 11unt· Wood, Cnar ... P., AP Caliente Or, H11nllng1on
L.aMy, Kevin T ' AP Martin, Robert J r, AP AP 023-182·24. 12.41• IJ.C Lockhart. JOlln C., AP Del1war• SI, Huntington Camacllo. John A . AP Beech, CA lno1on BMch, CA t37·1M77. 11.oee 1e 1a.1 Beacll. CA
023-081·41 85. ltO I 80 023-127-14, 1413 27 30t 221 17th St, Huntington 024-201--07. $1.112 24 420 Beec:I\, Ca Ut-072 17, 1 1.199 10 9411 Segl. M11aml11u. AP Buc:oy. LOUii T ' AP Beabr-Or. H11nt1no1on Soto. JoM EuMbl0.1. AP
1608 Park SI, H11nllngton 20ln 81. Huntington Beed\, Beech.CA Alabam1 SI. Hunllnoton Totman. Scott L AP Daytona Cl Huntington 151,513-41, 19159" 20271 178·&53·22, 12.144 51 BMc:tl.CA 149·09'·12, l1 ,3h.H
Beech. CA CA American S & L AMn. AP Beaeh. CA 025·133-1&, 1137 74 518 E Beach. CA Suahell Cl. Huntington le&el Coral 0.y Ln. Hunl· K&tkO. Mertln J .. AP 18401 Beylhore Ln, Hunt·
AP 023-0e 1~ 1.88. '31 •2 Dllrd•. Raymond G. AP 023-182·25. 1288" 223 Jacobi Thomal L . AP Ullea Av, H11ntlngtoo BMcn. Mc At .. Sherry E ' AP BMch, CA lngton 8Hch. CA t37-t5-082. 11,051 83 7t15 fngton BMcll, CA
1808 Pat11 St. Hunlf119ton 023-127-23, 1390 38 301 Hin SI, Huntington Beactl, 024-209-10 20. S2.44e.88 CA 14t..083· I 1 85 152 22 t802 St.lea. Ruben 0 .. AP Lalluga. JOHPll. AP S..brMH Or. Huntlngloo Wtlfl, Olln 0 .. AP
Beec:n, CA 20tll SI. Huntington Beech. CA · B•rtn1, Robarl. AP Eryeniezlan. Ratty, AP Coral Cove Cl Hun11nglon 151-513-50, 11.&t&.14 179·853·23. 13.187 70 Beeel'I, CA "8-072-02, .... 28.38 1&0Sl2
AP 023-081-41 87, '31 42 CA Peeltlc Fad41ftJ s & L 024-209-17. S2.524.eo 105 02&-i..3-22, Sl,498 42 713 Beach, CA 2028t LlghthOUN ln, Hunt· 18161 Coral Cay Ln. Hunt· w & B Bullder• Inc:., AP Schryer Ln, Huntington
1608 Park St. Hun1lno100 Kolbly, Robert, AP A11n, AP 023· 1&3· 17, Alabem1 SI. Huntington Ooeann111 Or, Huntington O.towar1. Snanryar. AP l119to,, Beach, CA lngton Beach, CA t37-15-123. 1578 O•. 7901 Beach, CA
Beach. CA 023-127-25, 11.•et.09 313 11.tOt '° Beacl\. CA Beacn. CA 1•t-085-ll $1.•114 04 9932 Hottman, Qlll'\n A Jr, AP Hiii. O•n• N ' AP Moonml1I Cl, H11n1fng1on Hanaan, JOfgen D., AP
AP 023-081·41 88 1103 72 20th St. Huntf119ton Beec:n. Polllftl(f. Roberl C , AP Hoefler. Jofln R . AP Hopklnl, Jack. AP Barranea Cl Huntlnglor> t51·514-ot, lt,881 H 83e2 178-154·37. 111.10& 42 Beach, CA t48-072·17, 1244.4.4 t9141
1808 Parle 81. H11nllngton CA 023-187-0e.11,174,72 02"-2t4-1t lt.182 0 1 812 025-143-33.$1741481810 BMc:h.CA s .. port Or Huntlngtor> 170&SMartna8eyDr,Hunt· APt37·t6-t88.1897.32 Oevt1Ln.H11nttnoton8Mch.
Beec:ll. CA H.,..., E KtnMlll. AP Jutcll, Mione p . AP Huntington 81. Huntington Hlllcr111 Cl Huntington Maeor>. CntrlM c. AP BMC:h, CA . tngton Beeefl. CA AP 937·15-tH. 1352.lt CA
Se11ndata, Vlnotnl H AP 023-128-H tt.852 40 224 023-202-02, 1365 t2 19452 BMcl\, CA Beach. CA 149-086-14, S1.S25 60 9921 McGtetn. Sendra M. 91 •I. VIiia Peclflca A.Mt\, Hold· AP 937-16-19•, M23 88 Benlterl, J«rt L . AP
023-083-27 1233 71 17 12 20th St. Hunt1119100 Beach. Surfdal• Ln, Hunllngon Dolan, Oouolaa H .. AP All en, Charin . AP Barranca Cl. Hunt1119ton AP 151·515.01, 11.358 t2 rid~. Jamee L. Jt et al, AP Heollrotte, Robert. AP 148-102..C5, lttiJ.33 14142
Main St. Huntington Baacll, CA 9Mch. CA 02"-223-10, St,471.81 600 025-144-12. 1781 55 eo8 Beach. CA 5«2 Seaport Or, Hunt· 897.07-021, 1951.40 215 937· 15· 199, 1120.00 794 t Eagle Ln, Huntington Beech.
CA Keller, Kenneth F .. AP Dugmore. Paul L. Jr, AP Huntington SI. Hunll119100 Ooeannlll Or, H11ntl1191on BenlOfl. Donald w .. AP lnglon BMch, CA WIChll• Av, Huntington SHWlll Cl. H11ntl,,gton CA
Stupln, Andra'"'. AP 023·132·31, 11,682 t4 226 023-202·13, 13&t 58 19441 Beach. CA Beacll, CA 149-087·1& 1930 14 91131 Ctr eon, Jonn. AP BMch. CA !eaGll, CA langoer, Mary I. AP
023-064-1&, 1860 22 1722 2111 St. H11nt11191on Beec:tl. SumtMI' Br .. 11 Ln, Hun1· Whalley, Martin H . AP Slltlkn, Rafiq M AP HarbOf POlnl Cl, Hunllnglon 153-011·20, 1915 59 8241 AP I 9 7 . 0 7 . 0 2 II . W l 8 8ullder'I Inc, AP 149-1~:14, 1512.54 Met Park St Munllngtoo BMcn CA l119ton a..ctl. CA 024·231--03, Sl.886 72 810 025-151·47 1831 5e 807 Beacl'I. CA 0..uvtlle Dr. Hunlfngton a&0&.91 215 Wlohlla Av, 937·16-220, 1352.U LtttlerOr. Huntington hadl,
CA TraJrwir Ban A , AP Bu1n K Dalt , AP Del-at• SI. Huntington Alondra Or H11nllngtori Coflanl, Alberl 8.. Al' 8eecll. CA HunllnglOtl e..ch, CA Motey, MlctlMI A., AP CA
Brignton, R1111dan 0 AP 023 j33-28. 12,830 88 218 023·231-18, 11,432 t3 8681 BMell, CA Beach. CA 149-095-10, 11,729 71 9411 Davita, H Jamee. AP AP lt1..C7-G3t, '401.81215 937-40-008, 1384 31 tt2 t5 Oordln, ,r1111k R AP
023-072..07 11178 flt 1832 20th St Huntlnoton Beaotl, Morning Tide Dr. Huntlng1on Paltoo, Oary B . AP M1krdk:n1an. Bevarty J , Nao I an I Dr. H11n11ngton t53-022.01. 1370.43 I 181 Wion Ila Av, H11nllng1on Shorelfne Ln, Hun11119ton 149-10.· 17, 1 tM.22 5121
lAka St Huntlngtoo Baact\ CA Beech, CA 024-2<12·34. 11.370 3• 818 AP 025-152-54 1874 ll• BMc:l'I, CA PrHtwlek Cl, Huntington lkecm, CA Btectl, CA Cieri!. Or, H11nllngton llMch,
CA FO;rJ Oevtlopmanl CO<p, GOOdale, Stephen w 'AP Gtnev1 Av. Huntington 1408 ArGh Ln. Huntington Johneon, David c .. AP BMc:n, CA AP et7..C7-050, 1957.eo H~k•. Wllte<t K. AP CA •
W & B Bullder• Inc. AP AP 023·133·34, 12.830 8e 023·2'1-ot. 1997.81 19921 Beac:n, CA Beech. CA 14t·102-01, 18&4 26 21922 Klefn , Ceolfla. AP 2323 H11ntfngton St, Hunt• 937-40-012, 1651 911 tt215 8urmue, Rlcherd W, AP
023-073..C 1 13. 78192 174& 206 20th St. Hu,,llngton S11r1br••hr Ln. Huntington AP 02"-242-36, S 1.370 34 Dlverlllled Tu 8ervlc;e, tmpala Ln. Hunllnglon 183-024-2t, 1218.52 11119 lngton Beech, CA Shoreline Ln, Hunllnglon 14f.122-o3, "484 to 5t52
1.8• SI. Huntington Beacll e..en. CA ee.cn, CA 822 Qaneva Av. Hunt11191on AP 025-1$4-08 1731 .. Beech. CA OerlmOOf Or. Hunttnoton A,, 197-07-0H, 14.4119 IMCtl. CA MMd<IW!erk Or. Huntington
CA Dllrde. Raymond Q ' AP 8 r I u n. J a c le . A p BMcll. CA 1.02 l.Ak~ Ln. Hunt• Palteraon. JOlln H AP Beedl. CA 232' Hunllngtoo 81, Hunl· MOia OeYaloprn«tl Corp, 9"Gh .. CA
Murpny Ak:hard J , AP 023-13"-13, a5.3535S 205 023-241-43. 153288 1071 AP 024·2•2·37 11,370 3' 1ng1on8eeetl,CA 149 113·04, lt,385 40 811ller, JOM '·· AP 11191008Mctl,CA AP 937...o-oee, l 1.•77H 8rk*ell, Donald R., AP
023-074-22. I 1.5 1t 39 11J.C2 19111 81, Huntl119ton BMc:tl. Unte Harbor Or. Huntl119ton &20 Oanev9 Av. Huntington Srnl111, Aualln A.. AP 21792 Summerwfnd Ln, 153-024·32. 1455.59 8101 AP lt7-07-o8S, M 1•,29 1422 hutar Or, Hun•lnglon 14t-122·2 t, 13et 15 5902
Pine St H11nt1ngton Beach, CA BMoh,CA Beac:ll.CA 025-t64-13,l1,1140&e 1301 H1.1nt11191on8Meh.CA Dartmoor Dr, Hunlf119ton 2323 Huntlngtoo 81. Hunt· Beech, CA Par Cl, Hunt1119ton IMotl, CA Goell<ln, Elmer E .. AP Mlfll, Wllllam A ' AP LUMlar, 81rbar1. AP LakH ld• Ln, Huntington lngardla, 1.111rant Tr, AP BMc:h. CA lngton ~.CA Dllrda, Aeymond 0 ., AP CA
Colleary, Petrlc:k JoNPn. 023-134-17.1522 80 023·251·38, 12,211 24 024-301·48, 11.013 97 7eo8 OellCh, CA td 151 39, 11,872 32 Fulltnwldef, Claytoo, AP AP 897-07-0el. 1988 40 037-40.()13, a929 19 19092 Leurle, Dof<>'l'IY J., AP
AP 0 2 3 0 IJ 1 0 8 K111f. R1ndolpn. AP 1t402 Sut1dele Ln, H11nl· Beacncomt>er Or, Hunt· Qfodely, OragoryA et al, 21422 OOCUlde Cl, Hun1· 183-033-0t. 1722 t4 19241 2323 Hl.lfltl"Olon 81. Hunl· Shorellne Ln, Huntington 148-123--14, .. 21 34 tll192 "4GO 60 411 AOam1 Av, 023-137-00, "'38 08 I II 1119100 9Mcll, CA lngton BMc:h. CA AP 025-112..ot 10, MM t8 tngton 8etel'I. CA Weymouth Lii, Huntington lrlg1on e..on. CA -..ct\, CA Fairway 1,,,, Hu,,llngton
Hunt1no1on 8eec:I\ CA 20th St H11lltlnoton 8eeetl. w~. Paul Dannie. AP Yam~I. Jonn Gregory, Hunllngloo 9ead\, CA WOfdan, Varnon R., Jr. Beech. CA AP 191-07.072, I 1,3" 92 MOI• ~lloeltMnt Corp, IMct\, CA Andtr1on Ren• AP CA 023·251·3•. 11,680 42 AP 02.a.301.51 1120 00 hatd, Jamel II , AP AP 149·141-10, M&303 Rolwlng. J ohn H., 2323 H11nt1noton II. H11nl· AP 937-40-104, 11.oe2ee MIRetO.AotMnl.bJr,AP
023-082-02. 120079 3 17 Hitrmantan, Chwlel Tr lt412 Sur'fdela Ln, Hunt• 7792 B .. c11c:ombar Dr, 025-1114-12 1047.54 902 212t1 lulkheed Cl. Hunt• 153-034-03,133221192111119tone.actl,CA 190750cMnponl.n,Hunt· 141·124·12, 11, 32.20 ~d•m• Av Huntington A P 0 2 3 1 4 2 • 1 8 , tngton 8eeetl, CA Huntlng1on ~II. CA England $1. Hunllnoton lngton 9Mcl'I. CA Worefleater Ln, Huntlnglon 428 Twenty 8ecolld tngton BMot\, CA 11352 NMMU 1.n, Hunt·
BMcll. CA lt30 18 115 11th St. Hunt• ~nnl119hem, ROiiand E . K11flm111. l.awre<tU W , 9Moh, CA Cullm1nn, Jon,, 1.. AP Bteoh, CA St1.., Inc Hulaabue, J.m.. htblJO AMOClat .. (PT), l119ton Beaotl, CA
WM1etn.FredrlcDM.AP lnglon8Mcl\,CA Jt . AP 023·261·0 , AP 024·302-t9, 11.025.11 Macet ... Jonn Paul, AP 149·1&1·20, 1200.57 21302 8ooutoe, Oul ()., AP A , AP U1·10·002, AP 9'31-40-112, '401.M Mltcnell Ao4Mt1 W. AP
023-087..03.11.932.84 1218 CoutllnelnveetmanteNo 1 1,060114 1941 Ctlllrel\ Cl, 20028 Slltllllett Ln, Hunt· 025-1114-11, 12.0415e t,8 Comp ... Ln, Huntington 153·034-tt. lt,t21 02 11.56858 t9112 Ooeenpot1 I.ti, Hunt· 1'8·t31-b&, 1 1.421.1'
Lalla 81 Huntington Beach. 18 Lid, AP 023-142· "· Hunllnglon BMch. CA tng1on BMcn CA Del-111· 81. Huntington 8Mch. CA 19•41 WOfc:n-1., Ln. Hutll· 402 Twenty Flrtt Slt'Mt tnoton leeott, CA 11241 Naaaau l.n, Hunt·
CA 12.605 70 5 tO 18111 81, Marlin. Jollne A , AP La C:U..11 TrlC't 7694 AP leach, CA JOhnllOn, Wllbef R , AP l119ton Beactl, CA Inc a.neon, leYet1y, AP AP 931-4113, 1439.H lngton lead\, CA
C•ltfoml• Ftderat s 'I. HUflll119ton e..cn CA 023-262-00. '320 75 18341 024-302-St 1525 .. 1H2 IOrllk, Qeorg•. AP 1'9-183-31. 12,oee.aa IM•2 Mackley. Frtnkfln H .. AP 191·1t-o<r.S,1 1,387.iC ,911a OoMnport l.J\, Hunt· Pettner. Otvld w .. AP
AP 023-087-04. 1 110 14 81etlrec;llt. RObef1 L. AP Surtd1le Ln. Huntington Bea~omber Or H11nt· 026-1et-Oll..i. l1.90i 31 901 1 Plet Ct. Huntington leech, 1&3-oe2-08. lt77 N 19292 CalhOun, Olft>ert C .. AP lnoton IMoh, CA 1 ... 131-11, 1170.11 111311
1218 l.Me 81 H11ntl1191on 023·142·28, '304 42 1126 Beach, CA lngton 8eac'.ll, C.A !.ngf1nd 111t, Huntlnglo,, CA Cong,.... Cl, H11nlf119ton H7·1t-002, l1f0.04 t41t AP 931·40-119, 1541.M Na ... u Ln , HunlfngtOll
8Mcl'I CA 1111\ St, Hunltnglon leacti, HOicomb, F Glenn, AP Cheng. Cl\lll•Cnu, AP 141ec:h, CA OyOfkot, Jofln W , AP leaen, CA Orenge Av. Hunlfngton 19112 OOHnport I.ti, Hunl• lheotl, CA
VlrtU()IO. Otc:er E. AP CA 023-272..01. 162470 19822 026-021·17 12•9.22 220 lank, Securlly Peclflo, 14t·112·11. '3«.80 9722 8oave, Sam, AP llffOl\,CA tn91on l e ach, OAP Whitmore. J e m u
023-087·ot. '877 ot 1208 Bander Gary L.... AP a«artlen L.n. H11ntlngton Wfcnlla Av H11nt1ngton AP 025-180-25. 1149 30 Htgntld• Or. Huntington 183..()e3..()I, '401.10 8302 AP H1·11-003, 1140.04 93 -40-117, 1663 21 11112 Mlllouti..~ AP 141-t43..ot, LM• SI, H11ntlnglon IMcfl, 023-143· 11, 1111 I 28 ll02 8-Gl'I, CA Beectl. CA lofgee. Wllltem Jf. AP a.on. CA Otani°'· Hunt1119ton 9Mdl, ,. ,. Otenge Av. Hllntlnglon oa.itp0t1 Ln. H\lntlno'on I u 10.w 1134 I laQll Ln.
CA 17111 SI H11ntf119ton leectl, "*-"'· AlcNtO E. AP All111 JtmH, Al' 02S.1f1·1•, 1437 IO 709 Hiii Cllellel Mk:ll'laal. AP CA leach, CA leld\, CA Hunttnaton leeoh, CA
Gr.-ne. Howlrd A AP CA 023-291.fe. '817.54 1Mn 0 2 6 0 3 6 • 0 7 • Jey Cl, Huntington leech. 14 ... 112·13, 1181.M 9102 Cf<IWy, Herry S .. ~, AP lt1·1f.00.4, 114.4.9• l<tlott, UlnnCe a , AP An1l1 l tlnley, AP
023..()93..32.11.433831123 Oecf6f11. P""'*I "'·AP W1teNtew I.II. Hvnttnoton 12.11380 2013 Alel>tn'la CA Hlgtllldt Dr Huntington 1~fl. UMOO 1211 1'120ttn09Av.Huntfng1on 917·•0·1'4 ... H1.'2 , ... ,.,:o,. 1 120.00 8N2
Main SI, Huntington IMctl. 023-1'3-H, 12,294 88 9Mofl, CA It. Huntlng•on Beedl, CA 8uth9r1and, IMoy C , AP BMcll. CA H~ Cl, Hunllnoton IMofl, IMch, CA 11192 Shoreline L/I, Hunt· Venturi Dr, Hu,,tlnoton
CA Slell~1. Rob4w1 L , AP P..imen, Connie I., AP Fltellbecll Olwlel M . 025-191 .... nt& 16 2110 Pluntc911, Alton I . A, CA 20t Thltteenlh 8tree1 Inc lnQton IMofl, CA IMCfl, CA
Mc Keown. Oannl18 AP 023-143-27. 1Ut5 71 824 023-301·31. Hat.82 19748 AP 02&-Q.41 2t, 11,&H. 14 l'IOrlda SI. Huntington 140· 172· 14, 17.0 84 tt12 Rtmlek, Aot>«t C., AP Aodgera, Lllllen 0., AP AP 931-40-144.lt, 1102.H Carroll, Weel4W 9.:t Jf, AP
023-0$4-21. lll07 64 709 17th St, Huntington 8"etl. ~re Cl, H11ntlngton 205 Portland Av Hllfttl"OIOI\ teed\, CA Hlgl\tldt Dr. Hu,,tlngtonl 1~·22. 11,329.84 8242 891·11-001, l 1, 120.4t 1t1t2 lflotellne 1.n, Hunt• 14f.154-0I, M3?.uo 1'391
141h 81, H""llngton Beech. CA leedl, CA BMcll. CA Olean. Get'ald p • AP 8eeelfl. CA H~ Cl H11nttno1on leedl. tt2, 1 Coanaon Clfdt Inc '""'°" a.di. c.A llrdl• Ln. H11ntlngton
CA Cruz. .IOM Q AP Halnea. OouolM C. AP Dllneen. C.rf L , Af' 02S.19t•eG, 1120 00 2102 w .. .,.,. Aonel<t L. AP CA Calklnt, Lout.. 1., AP W. T. Newland lat• IMctl, CA
Jottnaon. Thomae K AP 023 144-0e 12 194 It ll02 023-302-o&. M,6 M 1N01 025-049-14 1175 G4 1'23 l'lorldl SI, Huntington t0· 113· 10, I 1,514,H fletMMJ1 ,rano9t L .. A, H1·11-003, 1 1.241 St Dudik, J llloberl, Al' Neff, Mlll'10n GerM, AP
02S-11S-10, S.S.. 112 IOt l&tll St. Huntington Beecfl, Deep HWbor Dr, Huntlngton Ala barn• 8 t H11n1lft(Jlon 8Mctl, CA 21122 lurnmer Cl. Hunt· 11l-012· 1• H , 1 101.to WMI &IM!ptf-.. tno, Al' -..a.ooa, tM2.2J 1111 14 20141, 11, 13*.21 '421
20ttl 11. Huntlrlg1on IMctl. CA &Mdl, CA 8Mcn. CA CMllllO, Joaeph. AP fng1on IMOI\, CA tto81 Mllt«d Cl. Hunt• 9)0.'fM14, 11&1.IO 115 Miiano Of, Huntington MMdow Cl, Hun11ntton
CA F•ry. Robert 0 . (JI), AP Togni. lilaymond T AP Schol1, Jann W., Af' 02&-zoo.ee. l ta.219 H t01 8armmer, JOM C., AP tnoton 9-ofl, CA Cor..... Or, HuntlnftOl'I IMofl. OA 8-dl, CA
..._,,HoonrcsM ,Jr.AP 023·144-23.110932 0~2-.32, 1641.20 tt1t1 026-04f.22,ll.51U2 t318 Adamt Av. Hununglon 140.181'13, m1.94 21111 AP tM-On-1e.N . 131.42 IMctl CA c.t1tbarQ ~t ltonton, Hurl. Al' OD-11 .. f9, 1 u2et2 1113 l<orpe, Stepl'len. AP eo.tllne Ln. Hunttngton Ai.bame 81. H11n1lnoton a.ott, CA OoMrh'few Ln, Huntlng1on 19081 Mllfofd Cl, Hunt· Al' t»:r .... 11. 11.184.2• Co, Af' tH·O ·O 11, 14f.201-331.. 11.241. 11411
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venture wmiem p AP Hammon Ln. Hunungton 153-417..:le, l12tl.32 9782 '4e0.20 10301 Samoa °'· 8Mctl, CA AP047~. tatt.01 t~ 04'"301-ot, 14.028.44 21« 049-251.07, 11.818.1141 419 8h0rte~tf Ad, Newpon
145.25 1.oe 1642 32 16921 BHeh, CA TOftes. Mleheel T. AP Charing Croea Dr. Hunt• Huntington Bueti, CA De Young, Roger &/or teth St. Newpcwt e..ct1. CA E. 8 .. boe 81. Newl)Of1 Siona! AO. Ntwpor1 Beedl. BeectlK • ~ M In A AP Sllatbeck Ln Hu11U ton Ball. 0011"e AP 153-141·20, $788.43 19512 lngtonl3etc:tt.CA I a .. 1. John H., AP Heneon. Clifford A., AP Feriiueon.OllbertW.,AP IMCh.CA CA ord-. wt ..
Beacn CA ng 1115·203·06 85 $123.52 Tuellahoe Cl, Huntington Hiiiie, Pamele M.,te, AP 155-0e3·28, 111141.to t0422 045--081·38, 11,354.49 222 047.ot.4-02, f.414.50 12t $chech19'. Michael, AP Beflr, Wllllem J., AP 052·202·15, U,~00 325
sarKiott. Kurtis R, AP 14312 Hammon Ln, Hunt· 8Hcfl. CA 153-417-44, 1528.50 19928 Malleal Dr, Huntington Cotton SI, Newport e..ctl. 21th St, Ntwpor19ted\, CA 04M32-ot, 17t8 M 524 049-251·14, 12,5&4.78 30t Evening~~ • ,._.
145·252·81 $8 728 38 '"gton Beach. CA AP Muoudl, Muoud. AP KMwtctt Ln. Huntington BMch, CA CA UnlYerMI ,..,, Inc. AP Ae<lland• Av, Newport Slonel Rd Newpott BNdl. POf1 Beech, ~A w 15851 Golden West SI 195·203·06 66 $32 44 153-141 ... 0, 155488 9641 Btecll,CA Glalw, Fern WldeWllly. llgnallMldmeltllnel/Of 047-142·12,16,ot1522S14 hech.CA Cf.. KlmtMy, • Hulltl ton S..Cll CA 14312 Hammon Ln Hunt· l11nte<udl Or. Huntington W•. Aobett M .. AP Wiiiiam H. AP 15~ Piettoot, Thomu A., AP W. OCMn Front, Newpot1 Htwbllon, Robert E .. AP Ellmore, Curtll A , AP AP052·202·17, .to314 All~ Merahall E. Ap 1ng1on Beech CA I BMch. CA 153-417_.8, 1383.02 19020 SS4e.82 10322 Meltlel Or. 045-ot2·10. 1&33.28 W IMCh. CA 04H34-00, 1381.04 i-43 04t-25t-28, $1,0to.28 430 Evening CTA' Ad, New-
14s.263-12. $705 IO M52 Btadford, Arthur T . AP Sci'lell, Ronald O.. AP K. .. wlck 1..n. Huntington Huntington 8Mdl, CA 1.ugonle St, Newport ~. Jollnaon, Henry A .. AP Tuttln Av. N~ 8Matl, Snug Hllt'bof Rd, New90'1 POf1 BMch. SA T AP
Shannori Or Hu"tlngton 195·203-13, $1,360.90 153-152·11, $819.95 "22 Beech.CA Beel. John H. Brower, CA 047·t"3-24.IU3~.102202 CA 0..Ch,CA Weddell, Mfofd ..
Beech CA . 14331 Haclen<JI Or, Hunt-Woodlawn Or. Hunllngton Hendenon.Rober1S AP Robert L. AP 1~5-074-04, AP 046..()83-13, 1 1,042.70 w OcMn Front.~ Oerdlntt,Kenne111W ,AP Qoglanl•n. AleHnder. 062-202-19, 1877.84 302
Vondrus Richard E Ap lngton Beach CA BMch. CA 1~21-03. 1757. te 19032 1741 26 19172 Bikini Ln. 477 Proapeot SI, ~ BMch, C~ 0<19-04t-o9. $1,889. 14 504 AP049-271~22. $307 18 401 Evening Canyon Ad, New
l4S.26'-03. $648 82 8792 Shane Homee Inc. AP CarmldlMI Mery J .• AP Llnduy Ln, Hunllngton Huntlngtori Beech, CA BMcfl, CA Kalal8Ctlen, St...... AP TU911n Av, Ntwpor1 BNdl. 15th St, New9Qr18Mctl, CA POf1 Belerl. CA
Aelllef"tord Ot Hunllllgton 119$-214-01, S1~ 76 5731 153-152-32. S7at 48 9591 BMc:tl. Ce I Giiier. Fern Moof'e, OtlWt AP 045-oe3-18, $2., 123.02 047·151-01. M34A1 119 CA Gugulen, Levon. AP T I I T R CO T r
BMCh CA Spa Ot, Hu11Ungl0f1 Beach. Warburton Or. Huntington Eapino2•. Oregg 0., AP c .. AP 155-074-t8, 11oe.12 427 Luoonle St. ~ 22nd S1, Ntwpor1 leedl, CA Thomu. Mane J., AP 049-280-33. 15.335.84 1100 , 1R·192$-00·2 6/or
Oeille Wendetl G AP CA BMctl,CA 153·421·10. lf,4'8.34,10322Kukul0r,Huntlngton IMCll,CA Tog P•rtnerthlp, AP049-041·t2,$40260505EI W. Cout Hw, Newpon 8ayW\Ot'ISlmoeonCorp,AP
145•271:24. S t,035 s.''6'21 1 Oberly, Lee C . AP Cole, Jeck C. AP 10112 Und .. V ln, Hunt· ee.ch, Ce AP 045-083-19, lt.912.02 047·152..0S. 11,755.51 200t Modine Av, Ntwp(,n e..ch, BNc:n, CA 052·222-01. 17.891.M 1t15
Tyrone Cl Huf"llnglOll 1 9 5 • 2 2 3 • 4 4 153-154-23, S827.85 19&72 lngton BMctt, Ce · Mlllklan, Ar!Mnd M .. AP 423 Lugonle St. Ntwpor1 W Balboa 81, Newport CA Kanzler, Erneet C. Jr, AP 8aytide Dr. Newport 8Mcll.
Be.ch CA S 1,275 14 5882 Frontier Cl ElmtfOfd Ln, H1.111tJnglon Gl"tlMIMll. C.rt J., AP 1&5-081..02, 1520.35 19781 ee.cn. CA BMctl, CA ~. Pett1dl M., AP 050-230-17. 18,508.73 31 CA
Reay Terrance E Ap Hu"llngton B..ctr"QA Beec:h. CA 153-421·26, $712.1141 8742 Ranger Ln, Huntington &gn.i Lendmerk lnc&/or Potoma. MIGtlMI, AP 04t-041·22. 1455.40 543 El Herbor l1l•nd, Newport Count)' of OfenDe, AP
145·272-17 $773 78 ;·5551 Boise ChlCe lhduttrlel Hank•. Jamel A .. AP Lull Ot, HuntlngtOt'I Beeeh, 9Mett. CA Wrlghl, Merilyn. AP 047·111-07. t7~.4t 100C> Modena Av, Newpot1 a..cn. Bueti. CA 111.eot-ot.139.04
Towe L" Hu"tl"gton Pro,.ct. AP 939.01-001. 153-191.()8, St.14160 9931 CA Aom«o, Miehe! R., AP 045-0&4-23, 150t to 259 W. Belboe 81, Newpo(1 CA S1out. Jamee 0 .. AP Stete OI c.momi., AP Beac.{ CA 1721 08 5362 Boll&, Hunt· Bond Ct, Huntington Beac:ll, Schull2, Andrew, AP 155·093·08, $1,482.44 Walnut St. ~ BMcll, Beecfl. OA Mavea, Robet't T., AP OS0.230-37, 119,091.20 3 117·801..ot, '30.04
Bliu Myrlie AP 1ng10" BHch, CA AP CA 153 ... 22-34,$1 ,890.868752 19932 LlxlngtOl'I I.II, Hunt· CA Bllndet, Bat1on J .• AP 049-041·24 194828 521 EJ Harbor ltlend, NewpOl't levltt, Sermour, AP
145.272.20 S942 82' 15591 939-01-002. $522 73 5382 Murray. George 8., AP Lauder Cl, Huntington lngton Beech. CA Stgnel Landmerk Inc 047. 172·2!. $1,917 M 1115 Modena Av.' Newport Beecfl, Beec:h, CA 423-022"°3. I .est 37 t28
Towey L" Hunll"g1011 Botsa, Hunllngton BMch, 153-192-24, S85t.34 9002 Beectt. CA Beel Jotln H Summerfetl, Thu fl, Guy J ., AP Cour1 St, Newpcwt 8Md\. CA Slerr• Realty & lnVMt· .Wlh St, Ntwpof1 a.en. CA
Beect'l CA CA Qerrett Cl. Huntington 1.Amb, Oo<othy E. Tr Wiiiard, AP 155--111·10. 045-0&4-24, lt,tto.10 214 CA Allen, Jamea W .. AP ment Inc, AP 050-271·10, Martllell, Paul, AP
Keesling EnlerpriaH AP 939--01-003. $342.58 S..Ch. CA KOM\81ine, Eleanore. AP t.497 10 10442 t<emuele Dr, Lugonle St, N9wport 9Meti, Ewing, Roben l • "'-9. 04g..()42·20, 1385.83 539 13.350.50 1315 Bonnie 423--023--19, St,804.91 127
CrMkslde AP 14s..272-4I. 5362 BolH, Hu"llngton 0t1e.en. O.vld RulMll. 153-441·10, 1&44.58 10071 Huntington BMcn, CA CA Qene W. Jr Tr Et Al, AP AlllO Av, Newport Beech, Coone Tr. Newport 8Mc:h. 42ndSt, Newport8Mcll, CA
S12 821 50 15511 eoward1 I Beac:h, CA AP 153-211-02. 1&53.84 Rtndl Lii. Huntington Giiier. Fem, Cont•. LOUii AP045..()SS.24, 1835.28 355 047·173-30. 18,841.&e 1110 CA CA Hetton, '-OUll , AP
St Hullllngton Beach, CA 1AP 939-01-004, 1424.72 8761 Albetroa Or, Hunt· Beect\, CA A .. AP 155-125-17, 1731.00 Walnut St, Newpcwt Beech, W OCMn Front. Newport Cleek, Robert F , AP Tit'-lne & Tru.t Co Tr 423-031·22, 14,430.40 21
.LuX.. Stephen 8. AP 5362. Botaa. HunU11gton lngton Beec:n, CA AP 153-« 1· 12, $1,208.to 10461 Pltcelrn Ln. Hunt• CA 8-:h, CA O<lt-043-05, 1120 00 530 , 11\.1923..()().2 &/~ F~ Betboe Co~. Newport
14!>-3' 1.29 S195 03 6221 I Beach. CA WMtherlOfd. Rk:flard H. 19101 Renc:li Ln. Huntington lngton Beectl, CA AP 045.()15.31,1492.27 30t Logan. ~ P Et Al, Allao Av. Newpot1 8-ctl, man. Meredllh O.. AP a..cti. CA
Winslow Or Hu"un9ton AP 939-01 ·005 $3.45 65 AP 153-2 13-38, 11.427 78 8Mctl Mc:Conehey, Wllllece V., Welnu1 St, Newpoi1 Beectl, AP 047· 182· 12, '233.&e CA 050-271· 17, 1704.10 1324 Wllaon, John W. G .. AP
Beach CA 5362 BolH. Hu"tington 1te02 Trident L.n, Hunt· Lamb, w Kenneth AP 155-128-0t, $383.15 CA George. George P .. AP Smtih, O•ry E.. AP Sententll• Tr., Newport 423-441· 13.85, 185.ee 35
Parker, Roy J AP I Beacn. CA logton BMct\, CA Feb.,., OomJnlo A., AP 10322 CM1tmu Dr. Hunt· AP 045-08&.()7, 82.123.02 047-211-14, 17t2.e7 106 049..()43.20, 11.575.47 539 8-ctl. CA Balboa Cove1. Newport
145_341.50 $968 86 630l AP 939-01.006, 1424.72 Keeler, Wiiiiam L. AP 153-441·19, 1315.08 19101 lngton BMch, CA 436 Proepect St, Newport 161h S'1, ~ Bteotl, CA Fullerto11 Av. Newport L.ac:tltnen, Raymond L., BMctl, CA
Wl"Slow Or HuntlnglOl'I 5382 BolH Hu"tlngton 153·224·08, I 1,288 98 R•ndl Ln , Huntington Harpe<, Metvln I., AP Bueti, CA Matrix Management BMc:tl, CA AP 050-272-ot, 11,341.H Feriay, George H., AP
Baech CA . Bncti,CA 1Mt1 Trldent L.n, Hunt· BMotl,CA 155-2tl1.()9 ~.74 1t422 AP045-088-08,1783.72 440 Corp, AP 047·2t1·17. Wenty. George P , AP 1325Sentenelllr,Ntwpor1 423-0&4..0S, l1,tol.t4 SOI
Berlh, Joseph AP AP 939.()\.()()7 $3.45 85 ll'IQIOt'I Beech, CA AP 153-«2·20, 11.438.51 8r00k~t'"'St, Huntington Pro1pect St, Newport 14,378,11 1508 w. OCMn 049-044-09. 12.040.H 512 Beec:fl, CA 38th St.~ BMcfl. CA
145-3>42.02 1374 1• 15522 5362 BolH HunU"gton Bloom. St....., J., AP 9221 Willhelm Cl, Hunt· Beeeh, CA 9Mett, CA Frorit. Newpcwt 9eadl. CA Fullerton Av, Newport Welu, Welter, AP Jeffery, John M.. AP
Mayf\owef ln Hunttr>gton Beectl. CA 153·233·04, S 1.299.48 lngton Beach, CA AP 155-212.0S, $&40.70 AP 04~12 1815.80 45e Roee. Gef'9 W. Jr Tr. AP BMc:tl, CA 050-272·11, 1915.81 800 423-085-03, 16,029.ot 514 Beac:h CA AP 939-01-008. $429 66 19to1 11thmu• Ln, Hun!· Lamb, w Kenneth at el 19392 Otani Ln, Huntlngon Pro1pect 81, Newport 047-212-11. 15.710.74 1404 Dunholttt, Paul H., AP Palollta Of, Newport IMdl, 38th St. NewP«t Beecih, CA
Set>utlano Peter Ap 5362 Boin Huntl"g1o" 1ng1on Beech. CA &/Of Dittmer, Gary A .. AP BMcn, CA IMctl, CA W. 0CMn Front, Newpor1 049-04~21, 1921 30 533 CA Stleplro, Ptlll S., AP
145-352·28 f1o1 78 '6271 Beech.CA Ptzzo. Alber! 11t 81. AP t/53-442·31. 1864.44 9191 AP 155-282·11, St.228.2t AP 045--086-24, 11,159.87 Beed\,CA IMM Av, N9wPOft ee.cn. T 1 l TR Co Tr 423-071..01, lt,945.00 408 Prlscllla 1 Or • Hunllngton AP 939-01-009. $388 44 153-233-10. $893.78 19842 Heatherton Cl. Hunllnglon UM52 Oltne Ln, Huntington 614 Canal St, Newpof1 Robblna. Clllford H., AP CA # 1R-1t23.()().1 &/or Alt\, 40ttl St, Newport Btedl, CA
BMcll CA 5402 Bolat Huoungton Eatulry Ln. Hunt1ngto11 Beecn. Ce 8-:h, CA BMc:tl. CA 047·234-13, 13,278.20 1212 l.andlt. Jemet W. AP Robert F. Sr et ... AP ~. ~ J.,
Cardone Oaniet A AP Beacn, CA BMc:tl. CA l tmb. W Ke"netll AP 155-273-0t, 1170.50 AP 04S..()IMl.34, $2,050 82 W. O.lboe 81, Newport 040-051·10, $1,047 89 327 050-272·20, 13,852.&e 143e AP 42j...()M..()3, 11,052.29
l45·353-l3. $705 l• 63<>2 AP 939-01.010, $425.92 More18t'ld, Colleen, AP Eclcllat1, flonald R., AP 19301 Meune Ln, Hunt· 451 82nd St, Newport EIMCh,CA Fullerton Av, Newport Serened• Tr, Newport tot38tt1St,~BMCtl.
Prlacllla Dr. Hunungto" 5402 Bolat. Hu"Un91on 153·233-14, $727.99 t9792 15S..42-41, '648 35 9182 l11gton Beech. CA Beet;h, CA Powell, 8Me1e M .. AP Beech. CA Btech. CA CA Beech CA Beech, CA E1tuery Ln, Hun11ngton HMttlefton Q, Hu"tlogton AP 155-274--08, St,350.Je AP 04~. 13,989 40 047·234-15, 1831.00 1224 Manin. Wllllem Jr, AP Mc Culloch. Cer()fyn N.. Stllln;, Aober1 L, AP
U S Small BusllleU Ad· AP 939-01.011, S418.85 Beec:h. CA BMch. Ce 10182 Kemueie Ot, Hunt· 480 12nd SI. N-port W Belboe 81, Newaiot1 049-052-07, $430.55 430 AP 050-213..0S, taee.37 423-091-ot, 11,755..50 504
m 1n 1s 1r 11 1 0 n. A p 5402 Boise Huntington Davis, Ronald 0 . AP W T New1enc1 Eltete lngton Btedl, CA IMCll, CA BMch. CA · AlllO Av. Newpot1 IMCll. 1418 Oolphln Tr. Ntwpor1 35ttl St, Newport 8Mclh. CA
O..C/1. CA 153-234-08, $847.00 1'781 GOlob•y. Lloyd 0., AP AP 155-274-15. 1184 1141 Signet Lendmer11 Inc &/or AP 047·234·18, 1730 40 CA IMCll, CA Ct!ung, Mino-Chu. AP 14~~~1~~~,$3~~v~atmant AP 939.01.012, $42085 Ettuary Ln. Hu"llngton 153-'451·14,S2.00030811411 10221 Halew• Or. Hunt· Kohen, X M , AP 1230W.8elboe81,Newport Relldentlal lnVMtmentl Tl&TA Co Tr 423-101..()3.11.488.503411
Group. AP 145•393•08. 5402 BolH Huntl"gton Beach. CA Ooremere Or. Huntington lngtori Beac:h, CA 045--087·12. 1788.00 219 BMch. CA No001.010, AP 040-053-09, II 1R· 1923·00·2 Hecker, Newport 81, Newpor1 leedl.
S 902 71 rs592 Com ee Beech, CA Lamb, W Klll'lneth, AP Beach, CA AP 155-274· 16, $688. 18 Ced11t St, Newport Beac:h, Southern Peclftc I.and S2 025 &4 319 ltvlne Av, Dawn et el, AP 050-2~, CA u!'Hu~llngtonBeech~ AP 939.()1.013, $449 39 153-252-05. S25189 9102 AP 153-45"·11, 1513.52 10211 Halawa Or, Hunt· CA Co,APO<l7·234-29.l2771141 ~Beec:h.CA 13,592.0I 153& $et9n8Cle Chung, Mlno.chung. AP
'imper1el Pl8tl lnC AP 5402 Boise. Hu"tlngton Vwontce Or, Huntington 8862 BellmMd Ot. Hunt· logton Beectl, CA AP 045-087·22, $433.!Se 269 Dietz. Qwy L Et Al, AP Bostori, Ot.eQory 1~ , AP Tr, Newport IMctl, CA 423-101· 10, '859 4e 510
14s,..c11•21 1370572·6691 Beech.CA BMoh.CA lngton Beecll.CA AP 155-284-13, S4Mot Ceder St. Newpoi1 BMcm, 0<17·2'1·12.12.027.42 t205 04H5"-12, 1!7280 412 Anderl0n.Lennet1S.,AP Clul>houM Av, Newpon
Red Coach Or. Huntington AP 939.01.014 1372 30 Lamb, W Kenneth at al AP 153-454-31, $570 92 10151 Kukul Of, Huntlng1on CA W Blll>Oe 81, Newpor1 Fullerton Av, Newport 050-293-11, $970.18 712 Beech, CA
Beach CA 5"02 SolH. Huntington Mc Creckell, Sendrt M .. AP 8551 Moesford Or, HUlll· O.ac::tl, CA Signal Lendmerk Inc BMch, CA BMcll. CA Malabar Ot, Newport a.en. Chung, Ml~, AP Hit'~ Hen A. AP a..cn. CA 153-281·22. $588.18 1tea2 lngton Be8ctl. CA Proctor, Karyn s .• AP Coombe. John M., AP Otey, Judy 8keoctt, AP Turner, Tony A . AP CA 423-101-14, l1,lt2.52 518
l4S.424.0J u1ie2 °15532 AP 939--01.015. 1363.87 Occldent•I Ln, Huntington W. T. Newland EetetM 932-41.()30, 11.229.52 9597 O<l5--087·2t, 12,332.02 30t 047·252·'1, 13,Ht.14 1009 049-454-t3, 1888.50 422 Ftenklln, MlcNll 0., AP Club~ Av, ~
Sterlhlne 'er H~lltlngton 6402 Boise, Huntington BMch, CA Wlhlemt, Randell Robet1. PettlWOOd Of. Huntington Cec:ler St. Newpcwt BMch, W. Belboe 81, Newport Full•r1on Av. Newport 050-293-22. 13.8&4.28 718 9Metl, CA
Beach CA . BMch,CA Lamb, W Kenneth AP 153-4e1·27, 11,420 11 8eech,CA CA 8Nc:tl,CA BMch.CA Mei.b..-Or,N9wportleedl, AP423-101·11.l1,4t4.62
Madeyeg Angel F AP AP 939-01.()16, '397 10 Hartow, Jacqueline S. AP eto1 L.er11por1 Ot. Hunt· Sevege, Jwry W .. AP Signal Landmark Inc Olen . Qery '-.. AP Fullw, Edllh F. Et Al, AP CA State of Cellfomle. AP
145""32-09 'S l 943 90 676 l 5402 BolH , Hu111lng1011 \53-282.() 1 S 1,764.50 9152 lnglon Beach, CA 933-39-044. 1925 92, 9594 &/Of Eddy, Paulette G .. AP 047·213-ot, 12.722.88 1111 04t-ot 1· 11, 1904.N 2524 8erlcowtb. Frtder1ck. AP 423-111.00, 139.04
Gu Light . Or Hu"tt"gtan Beach, CA V11ronlea Or. Hulltl"gton w T. Newland E.11•1•. AP Bickley Or. Hunt111gton 045-087-441. SSM.99 300 w Bay Av. Newport Beac:h, Clllf Ot. Newport 8tech, CA 050-345--07, f.4.319.ee 1810 Ctlrltn18t'I. Berbere Jean
Beech CA ' AP 939-01·017, 1394.28 Beeoh. CA 153-481·31, S416.28 8551 Beach, CA Walnut St, Newpot1 8Mcll. CA AP 04t-ot1· t2. 135112 Tenune Tr, N..-port 8eectl. f r, AP 423· 121 ·03, Nor~led Aubin A AP 5402 Boise Hunt1ng1on l'ranklln 6 Semee Lid. AP L.erkpon Or, Huntlnoton HCHMttud S•vtng1, ~P CA Powell, Robert L, AP Meyer, Oeytori 1.... AP CA 1 1,285.4' 3800 ~ 81,
145-432-'17 1855 go .6832 Beach, CA 153·284--08. S8,827 22 9059 Beech, CA t33-39..()<l7. '143.8' 9582 81gn•I LanOmark Ille 047-281-17, 81.083.12 918 049-0? 1·32, $997.42 415 Title Int I Tr Co Tr Ntwpor1 ee.cn. CA
Red Coach Or Hunllngton AP 939--01.018 $392 38 Adema Av. Huntington AP 153-483-07, $1.021 25 Blckley Or. Huntington &/Of Dodd~. Metllyn J ., W Oceerl Front, Ntwpor1 Senta Ana Av. Newpor1 •1R·1923-00·2 &/Of Mc ~. Douotat W . AP
Buch CA 5402 BolH Hun1l"g1011 Beech.CA 198'1Br1erly ln.Huntlngton Beectl,CA AP045-087·52.1878.45 242 BMc:tl,CA 8eedl,CA l(enzle, Robert A. (JT). AP 423·122-07, 1129.17 Mt8 0uono Chuong Huu AP Beech, CA Wieland, ClllflM L., AP Beech. CA Wllkln1, Steven O .• AP Walnut St, Newport BMcll. Stele Of Cllllfomle. AP Sl'lort, Relph_ C., AP 050-352-01, 12.178.42 1701 Via Lido, ~ llMcfl,
145-433·18 $3 905 S6 6812 AP 939-01.019 S-417 73 153·302·11, 1508.40 19821 AP 153-483·12. S707 44 933-39-051. 1835.74 9642 CA 047-300-03, 139.04 0•0-072-03, 1430.oe 430 GllletM Te. Newport Btech. CA
Gu Light Or · HunUngto" 5402 Bolat, Huntlngto" Potomec Ln, Hun11"gto" 8652 Lowmeed Or. Hunt· Blckl•y Or. Hunt111gton AP045-071·28, 18115.30 258 w .. .,.,, JOMClh P., AP Sent• Ana Av, ~ CA Oonula. JoM M., AP
Beach CA ' Beecn. CA Beach. CA inglon S..Ch, CA Beech, CA Ceder 8t, ~ BMc:tl. 048..()21-07, 8264.53 7ot W Btech. CA 1 Bannan, Sruc;e A., AP 423-131-02, 18.751.04 124
Mutln Jeanelle AP AP 939-01·020. 1361 44 Gonzalez. Enrique. AP Tedroe, John E . AP Syk ... L.wlt V. Jr, AP CA Belboe 81, Newpcwt 8Mctl, Kftc:Mna, Wllllem L. AP 050-431-03. 112,«8.30 721 Vie Udo Nord, Ntwpor1
145.433. 1g S 1 028 48 6852 5402 Bolst Hu"tlngton 153-323-tO, 1395 8 1 9382 1!>3-471-18. $1 108 78 9602 933-39·102, I 145 08 9715 AP 045-072·20. 1 1, 102 40 CA 04H72·20, 1218.28 8aytlde Ot, Ntwpor1 leedl, ee.cn. CA .J
Gas ugnt Or Hu"ttnglon 9eech. CA Greenwich Ot. Huntlngtori l'llr Tide Cl, Hu"tlngton 8 1ckley Dr, Huntington 234 Proepec1 St. Newport Mc NMh. Stephen J., A, Cote, Doneld E. AP CA AP 423-131-02.86. 189 15,
Beach CA Etchegoyen·Sweeny· Beech. CA Beaql. CA 8Nch. CA BMoll, CA 048-022·12, •1.012.12 tot 049.091-44. 81,010.02 418 Promontory Gay Com-124 Via Udo Nofd, Htwpot1
August Income/Growth B • n n I n g h o I t . A P ReohuW•nlhl, Naval, AP Sllernun, Carl R., AP AP 0.5--072·2', t 1.eet. 18 W. 8elboe 81, Newpon Wntmlnt19' Av, Newpor1 m I.In 11 y 'A It n. AP Beech, CA
r=u"d AP 145.453.19 939·01·029, $1,10058 AP 153-3~3·27.11,71 1.289361 153-481-01. $584.80 19611 TAX·RATE AREA 304 Proepecrt St, Newport BMdl.CA IMctl,CA 080-431.()15.13104 Rote, Gef'9 W. Jf, AP s2 760 oo 15702 Produoer 939·01.030 1797 88 Portemovlll Or, Huntington Sacramento L.n, Huntlng1on ~ BMch, CA Bink. South COMt. AP Colemen, lAo l. AP .Jonee. Oev4d A., AP 423-131·14, It.Mt.ea 101
n Hu"Unoton Buch CA AP 93t-O 1-032. s 1.020.94 8eedl. CA BMc:ti, CA AP 045-072·57, 11,0M.151 046452-02, '7et.3e l503 049-101.01. '302.00 330 I.a 060-431..ol, S4.2M.22 719 Vie Udo lolld, Ntwpor1
AP 939-01-033 $641 84 Walk Int. Mary N.. AP Paulaon. C John, AP Glll)'Mn, Nancy A. AP 231 82nd St. Nftport Ectoewat• Av, N9wport Jolla Or. Newport Beecih, CA Hert>of lllend Of, Newpol1 ~.CA
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AP 939-01-03", se37 52 153-324-18, $258.93 "'42 15S...8t-44, S882 48 19571 178·532·03, 12,078.54 BMcll. CA Beectl, CA Oobble, 8tewn L., AP Beech, CA VOl!lnl, !melt A., AP
AP 939-01--041 $585 80 Portamouth Ot, HuntlngtOl'I Sac:retMnto Ln, Hu11tlngton 18772 8roedwey Suneet Signal Lendmerk tno Melhod·Art COfl), AP 04 .. 102.0t, 1288:28 330 T 1 l T" Co Tr 423-131-18, "4.270.21 106
AP 939.01.042 S881 42 Beech, CA Beech, CA Beech, CA ' I /Of KenMCly, Robert A .• 048.o52-«l. 13,251.41 S07 8ante Ant Av. Ntwpor1 11tR·1'23·00·2 I /or Vie Lido SOud. Ntwpor1
AP 939-01--043. S838 26 Lamb, Earl A A"lhony, Mor, Ebrtlilm. AP AP045-013-12, 1204.•1234 Edgtw•tw Av, N~l 8eech. CA Adtml, Alan L , AP 8tech, CA Marapeee Ktnneth G
AP 178-451-05 111 51112 TU °"'A TE AREA
04-020 Sm•ddy Ve<1an T AP
930·89-0011 s 1 073 04
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1ng1on Beach CA Deley Ge<>fge W AP
K irk. Jal" R AP 195-072·0!1, $&93 7\ 6102
Q30 89·014 S I 129 99 Anacap• Or Hunll"g1on
16178 Mariner Of Hunl Beech CA
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Ba•te< C~tfO<d James Jr
AP 930·90-008. $3,892 Ge
15950 Mariner Or Huot
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1ngton Beach. CA Owens Letter AP
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$964 94 16255 Paet!IC C1 Beach CA
Hunllngtoo Beach CA Stanl Timothy J . AP
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Patricia L. AP 1!>3-331·27. 153-483-18, $&99 51 19591 TAX·RATE ARl!A 82nd St, Newpor1 BMcl'I. CA 8tech. CA Ktlaloghll, Khoero, AP ~51·21. l5.432.t2 104 Cerp, Lewie J., AP
$528 87 19322 wrnyn Ln. Topelll Ln Huntington ~ Stgnel Landmertt Inc Ctloete, London L .. AP 049-1()3..11 , 12, 193.to 2919 L.lnd1 lale, ~ Beeatl, 423-153-ot, 14,432.M 240
H1.4r1Ungton Beech. CA Beac:h. CA 4 101 Jarvi•. J ., AP 048..()74..()2. 11.334.21 105 Cllfl Or. Newpor1 BMctl, CA CA VI• Eboll. ~ BMch,
AP 153-332-30, $1,201 18 Cll1 "11nuombute, 045--073-17, Mtt.32 2&4 E. Balboa 81, Newport Herman Gary J., AP Z1enW & ~. AP CA
19292 Wttarbury Ln. Hunt· Pechon, AP 153 ... 84·19. 14~22~~· 1}~2ko5:0~ tl2nd8t,Newport8eeefl,CA BMctl.CA 049-123-08. 11,911.50 207 0~1-33. 12.339.42 74 O&L Servtoe Co. AP
lng1on BMctl, CA 12.122.82 8881 Anchorage Gtlway • Cl ·Hu~tlngton AP 045-07~12. 11,213.59 P~. Woodtow W., AP TUttln Av, IMwpot't lteQft, Un4e 116e. Hewpott 8Mct\, 423-163--0t, 86e1.M 204 Wldewtky. WIHlam H .. AP Ot, HuntlngtOfl BMctl. CA 8Mch CA ' 330 &2nd St, Newport 048-014-0t, "31.3e 114 l. CA CA Vie EbOll. Newport 8eech,
153-3" 1-02, "4911.42 19292 Kellllf, ~~ L.. AP ' Dumlna. AP IMdl, CA Oc .. n ,ronl, Newport 11n Of eeatomie Div Of T I & T A C o T r CA
Steven Ln Huntington 153·4'1·14, 11,730 H 14~o;r.1~·~40072 "!0ot AP 045-015--07, l 1,34S.4e, leedl,CA Hwyl, AP 049·130·20, 11R-192s-oo-21/ora.tlno. Kerl, Frank J .. AP Beac:tl, CA 1te51 Phoenh1 L.n. Hunt· • · 400 Proeoect 81. N9wport Kele1chtn SI..,., AP 139.04 AoW1 A., AP C>50-4e1.ol, •23-184-02, lt.220.to 127
Lamb, Earl A. '-"'ouw. lngton 8Hcfl. Ce ~~ Av, Huntlng10tl &Mdl, CA 04&.()91·18, S2M. 11 217 E. Trenunwlee Flnenclal U ,715.23 156 Lind• lelll. Vie Eboll. N9wpott BteGh,
Phlllp K , AP 153-341-11, P•rk. Su11g I., AP · AP 045-076-14, $1 ,450,51 Belboe 81, ~ e..ctl, 8etvtoet. AP 04 .. 140-10, Newport a.di, CA CA
$475.58 9381 Kt9Pt> Ot. 153,..92.05, l&eo56 1"41 TAX fllATI! Altl!A 428 PrOIC)eC1 SI. ~CA $2,764.50 20t Tuttln Av. AP OS<Me1·23, 118,029.28 Lewl1, 8tephen E. A'
Hu"llngton Beec:ll, CA Topeka L11. Hu"llngton • IMCll, CA ~. Riek Oev4d, M8tt! Ntwpor18Mofl, CA 3t Unda 1.... Newpcwt 423-15S-03, 1700.H 218
AP 153-3.42-07 $253 82 BMc:h. Ce 04-046 AP Q.4$.075-15, 1815 to 432 8. Et Al, AP Q.48...()81·2t, Shew, Alltony W., AP Beectl. CA Vie Dl)on. Newpcwt 8Mctl.
9451 Blane Cl. Huntington Alklnt , Le 11ton. AP Pro1pect St. Newport '2.213.84 201 E. Belt>oe Bl. 049-140-11, 1 1.21g.27 204 Cole, Jaok !., AP CA
Beactt. CA 15S..93.()1. 1328.80 19&22 Mey e r . T 0 m . A p &Mdl, CA Newport IMctl. CA TU9tln Av Newport e..dl 060-471-ot 12,aat.eo 427 Mtll1ar, Howeni w. 2nd, AP 153·342·24, S995 74 Topek1 Ln, Hunllngton t65-224-0t. S992 42 7781 AP 046..()75-37, 13.223 t4 Songer, Donald J., A' CA ' ' Herb« 1...NI Of, Newport AP 423-1U.01, M ,335.50
9471 Grtnd Or Huntington Beac:tl. Ce Berton Or. Huntington 432 82nd St, Newpon 04t..oa1·22. 11, 14&.88 206 Foemer. Ollben G., AP leech. CA 30t Vie Udo Soud, Ntwpof1
Beach. CA Orey, J .... M. Jr . AP a..ctl, CA IMctl. CA E. Belboe Bl, New9C)f1 049-140-11, 18,lll0.40 243e Atledpouir, ,erydoun, AP letctl. C4 -
Harper MeMn I "°' t53 ... M-10 St,192508622 Whelen, John F . AP Cotton Apenmente. AP s..cn,CA w. eo.t Hw. Newport 06CM11-10. 11,612.~ 60t CommomlilMlth Flnendal
Jonnton. Rlet\Wd 8 Et Al. BolM Ot.HunllngtonBMcn, 185-232·18, 178272 17411 045'-09t·14,l2,188.ot la P ... Aoben E.. AP leecfl.CA Hert>or lllend, Newpott Corp, AP 423·111·01, Clark Cec•~. AP TAX·RATEAAEA AP 153-351·26, 11,10842 CA OUMl\t Ln. Hu"tlnglon Merlna Apemnente, AP049-091·20, l2,811.22 211 Zletche, Oary, AP 8Metl,CA f.4.840.72 104 Via~. 14~ 143..()i ~686 39 8732 04-024 9371 Velardo Or. Huntlng1on Teofllo, Tl'IOmu N .. AP Beac:h. CA 046-481·11, S2,6e5.ot E. Belboe 81, Nftport 040.14047, 1912.n W9'tWO<>d I l LAl9n, AP Newport IMctl, CA
Hel1fu Or Huntington Beac:h, CA 153-501· \7, S48i 82 111042 Hunt, J•mH Bruce Coa1 Apettmtnll, AP a..dl, CA County Of Or1nge, AP 06CM7t.ff, U .070.10 S HendrlOlteon, Cher1et W.,
Beach CA Frtenoa Of Lub•llllCll 0 1 Lemb. Earl A l.e)'Ye, HometlMd Ln, Hu11tlng1on e.nder, 8'voe et al, AP 045-081•17,82,18802 D!Yen, AetleOGe May, AP 04•181-41, 1125.IO 1931 I.Inda I*, Newpot1 letch. AP 423-tta·tO 11,J00.79,
Tran An Ouoc AP 14$-Orenge Cou"tY Inc:, AP Mt nuel el a l, AP 9Mc;ti, Ce 185·232· 17, 11.005 H Vlnoeftt, Aevmond, A'1 04t-12M4. 14,Ul.11 4()1 W. Coe1t Hw. Newport CA 418 ~ Udo. ~
16-4-04 S t31232 6401 t95-0a1·2• $29818 153·371·62, 1 1.100 72 Bry11111 Paul M, AP 17391 0ueene Ln. Hunt· 04$.()t1·1t.14h .OO I . Ooter1 ff'(lftt, Newpcwt leedl,CA ntte Int l Tr Co Tr 8tedl.CA
Clledel Or Hu"''"gton 19132 Walleye Ln. ~I· 153·So2· 14, 12.223 54 M8a lngton Beech, CA 8uroanc1Y 8rlld lne, AP leach, CA Titte Int & Tr Co Tr • tA-1~1 I/CW Hey&. '°'1(pe1rle* A. H. 8., AP
Beach CA TAX·RA TE AREA 1ngton Beech, CA Francltcan Cl. Huntington Orchid lnVMtment Ltd, 04&-0l"1· to; 1212 04 Smith, o.n. H. Tr. AP 1R· 1923-00-2 &/Of Hw· Wllllam T. (UM), A.'1 •n. 189-03, S2.1to.3t 22t z..ngan fhfllhlm AP 04-033 AP 153-372-03, 1388.50 BMdl, CA AP t85-233-07, 'S2C>e.92 Elliott. AueNlt L , AP ()41..121-11, •1.435.71 400 rleon, Vlctorl• A.. AP 050-471 .. 7, 13.fot.31 23 Vie Ganoe. Newport BMdl,
145· 165 43 SI 457 8fl H31 Albac:Of'I Ot. Hunt· Hennen DIM C., AP 17432 Oueen1 Ln, Hunt· 04Ml1·20. 14,217.08 E. Ooten Front. Newport 04 .. 174-ot, $1,31114 2841 Und• lale, Htwpot1 l'leedl, CA
15472 Ou~e Ct Hun11ng10<1 lngton Beach, CA 153-513.()1, 18&8 28 8502 lngton Beeeh, CA Grant Apenmenta, AP BMch, CA Cltcle Of, Htwpot1 a..ch, CA Shute. Mlotletl Ill, AP
Beach. CA 1~:~~~& ;:,o~9 ~ .. AP AP 153-372·20, S435 14 W•ve Cl, Huntlnglon lteatl, ~. Jotln F . AP 046-0U-ot, 11, 14'M 20I 8fown, Robtr1 N., A, CA one.er. Aober1 A .. AP 423-tt2.()t, •1.221,M 218
Maddalen• Roeemery E 19132 St1ngtay Ln Hunt· CA 1$$-241..()1, 195778 17382 L.ugerialt, ~ letdl. 04f..t22-ot, ... 1$6.aO 111 0MM. J81M1 fl., AP 052..()31.()2. "46304 214 Vie Koron, ~ 9Md\,
.,p 14$-173.02 $&51 14 lngton Bted't. CA MllllCk, Stephen K. AP J~ I.II. HUl'lllngton CA J. lelboe 91, ~ 04 .. 17$-01, M.141.812572 CerntllO'I Av, Newport CA
15262 SttnlO<d \.11 Hun1 TAX·RA1' AREA Aulla-Jemet, PatrlCle 153-532·19. 1478 83 80$1 a..cti, CA Neptune Apettmenta.,..,. _,,CA Olrol9 °'· Hewpott IMdl, hech, CA ONfldy, Qotdon Wlllltm.
1ngton8et!Cll. CA 04..o:MI Ann. AP 153·381·01, Acapulco Cl. Hu11llngton Lee, Vernon H .. AP 045-082·18, la.884.32 204 lketf, Em119 F., AP CA Clattl, C<elQ M .. AP AP 423-10&-0t, 13,731.14
Jonea, J1~1 R Jt AP 1170 97 9502 Velerdo Ot. &Mch, CA 185·24t·18. 12,004.90 Wgon1e 81, Newpoi1 e..ct!, 048-143-03, 833f,71 IOI L TI&Tr Co Tr 062.0C2·2•, 1154.45 M11 214 Vie lttMlca. Ntwpor1
145-174-17, S200 38 M5t Ne•I RMllCI Q. AP Hun11ng1on 8Mctl, CA ~· Norman P Jt. 17431 ~ Ln. Hunt• CA 8e1boe •. ~ leadl. tA· 1IU·00·2 I /Or W11YS\. ~ leectl, CA a.en, CA
Rutger• C1 Hun11ogton 024-095 02 '801 M to2 8arnett. J.-R . AP AP 153-541 ~. $1,073 ea tngton 8etch, CA lmlttl. o.n. H. Tr, AP CA 0 G«don, Jttlf9Y JoM. A, l_rMfY, "od ,., AP Utman. T1'CmM L., AP
t:Macll CA 7th St. Muntlngton BMch, 153-381 42. 11,51109 "91 8S42 LorrtJM Or, Hunt· 'rench, Wiii, AP C)46..()12-17, '3.5151M A"*1oen ~ fl« 04 .. 116-04, $1,157 IO 2'12 OU.OC2•25. IUT7.to Mt4 •23--211-02, A ,2t8.0I 113
Cou1 Homo AP CA FlounOer Ot, Huntington lngtoria..ch.CA 11$483-15. 1762.30 7972 ,...,..., P.-Jay, AP T~IWMI ~Of Clrde Or. Newpcwt 9-Dft, Co148t.NIWPOrll .. cttCA"'-OrW1to,Ntwportlwtl,
145-182·111, $726 10 15241 K 111 l 01 an , AP BMcft. CA Vtclor Jullu•, AP 8~ Av. Hunttngton 04i-083-10. 13, 1M,02 Tec:Moklgy, AP04&-t'344. CA 81 ... of Cellfomle Petit, CA
N.weettle L". Hunlf"gton 024 133-0 I t 1,575 40 418 Lamb, Ettl A a.a.rtlflo, 153-&4N)7, I 1,020.50 8512 Betd'I, CA~, 0uw A.~~ 11 ........ AP 049-t78-16, 92, 114.10 AP 052..oeo.o1, 13t,04 TomplclM, 0Hotct 8mfth
Geach. CA 5th St Huntington 8-ctl. P•ul 0 El Al, AP Pelermo Dr, Huntington 04J..Ol4..04.16.f'77.64 81oe, Jeme1 C. AP 21115 leye6de Or. HRpor1 I._.. of ~ A'1 AP 4».a12-oe. '2,117. ,c)
Berth JOHl)ll AP CA tS3-343-13 l1,31321N72 Btelh.CA '9tC)Pl!flrTY.. W. eo.t Hw, NftPof1 04t-t6t-62,17,79314 tt20 lt9dl,CA 012-4llO-t0,Al.04 109 Vie Ntoe. Ntiwport
145 ?11-18 S389 92 15002 AP 024 133.0S St032 02 Rounder Ot, Huntington 8elter, Atthur Y. Af' NIWPORT MACH lwtl, CA f UbOe II, N9W90t1 AP o.t-t7t-l4, S3,12S 11 Af' 062..()I0.22, _.,04 IMcfl, CA
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Delef\,CA 9Nct\ CA PtNOO. Rof\11<1 "· AP 8eyOnne Or. H\H'ltlngton ". 046.ol1-0I u.~71 1115 luttler, Aon1lld L . A, letcft,CA APOl2o()llo14,'39.04 ,., 423-f16-ol ... T74a4
rranc:k. Anne M AP l<ac Zoran. AP 1153-Stt-44, 11&472 1472 8"Ch.CA N. lex ,,Otll, Newport 04t-t52..()l.'3,212.87 l12t ~. tdWln M. fnd, Af'OU..OS1·l4,t31.04 104 Via l.of'ci. ~
145-225-02 S'°22t 9702 024·133..07 155812 4'17 POlleck Or, HunUngton Pregalt, Arey L. A, TAX-«ATW AMA lttdl,OA I. 8e1boe IN, NNport AP Q.tt.flt.01 t.) ..... "4 IM'nfleim, aoott T., A" 8Mal'l.CA
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145-231.()9, 11412 04 8921 024 13A.02 $1 425 t4 ~ Poll~ Or, Huntlnoton LMIOO. Ketttl H . A, 046-01Qi.1t, a»O.i.t 201 8-ft, CA 1. 11tt108 ... Newpcw1 1"'°1tno()0.2 ~-Jot191 ...,_.. 1., AP , ~ ...... CA
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3511181,NewpottBNch,CA 459-193-17, 1298.39 511 ponEIMd\,CA ' Sandc11tle Df, N-port BMcti,CA AP tH-441-22. $49057 Dor•. Attrey K.. AP 328 Marin. Av N9wpor1 Kllpa1ficlt Michael W Pon Cardiff Pl. ~
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423-372..01. 11,004.42 3600 L•rllapur Av, N•wport BMch. CA Fuenl•. San11-go, AP 0.--00 Ln. ~ &aed'I. 425-1®-04 .... 28.N 2508 Al Tr AP 05()... 152·26 93• 31..0SO s 1 409 ~ 81 '2.843 aa ieM Por1 8'1ltol
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Jobe, Ramlr• A., AP 459-196-14, $1,07145 415 Barn•• G•rtld D AP pone.en. CA 117"4e2·19.l2,711S4 1 Kantnbec:tl8n AbrllMm l F-. ~A AP Mar1Nl1 Robyn E AP 458-102-01.11.57214 1t27 42$-316-12, 11,278 10 313 Margu«ll• Av, Newpon Tit .. Int & Tr Co Tr 458-252-08 S2 ... 72 02 1973 Fuent...OVlnard. Vlcior Som•rMI Ln N•wpo L , AP 426-103--09. '221 10 050-162_13. $l , l74 08 202 934-31-051 S3 223 12 51 Por1 Cardif' Pl, ~
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Guatallon, Stanley R., AP 458-202·13, 11,055 ot 423 458-513-03, 1-432 99 2221 AP 458-282· t2. 11.827 97 ta!Mt>leau. N-i><>rt Beaoh. 11r.:~~~sA 917 18 '1242 Caiall. JoHpll. AP CAHlllerd ~ C A Oocttins Cf\nat1na M AP 45&-113-01.11.nllM 1800
424-414-04.l1.818G441CM Merigold Av, Newport Port Cl\attllM Pl, N9wpor1 1S48PortKlmberfyPl,New· CA SomerHt 'Ln, N•wport425-301-18, $3&t64 020 1050-112.;5 12.Sllll9 10 934-31..056 $125.240 54 Port Shemeld P\, ~ SHallor• Dr. N•wport BMch. CA BMct\, CA por1 a..c11. CA Thonon. Enc ... • AP 8eacll CA Mfctleel Pl. Newpor1 e.aen. Marine Alt Newi>Ol'1 8aectl s.. PIM Ln Newport e..ctl. CA
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AP 424-415--02. $413.38 459-206-18, '2,129.49 458-52..,-12, 11.774 71 2300 468-283-16, $1,647 75 1866 C>Hrwood Ln. N-port 117-464-01 1345 21 1100 Munn1. Cll ...... A .. AP SuOec* Aoaarnarle A Maygren Whlfn.)' AP 458-11~ $2,IOO 44 1"8
4812 ~-Dr, Newport AP 459-20t-20. '2, 129 49 Pon Cwlllle Pl, N9wpor1 Pon Wheeler Pl N~ BMch. CA S.rtiehlrt Ln N•wport 42S-302..()3 ,1 923 08 2312 o50-181,o2 l3 OS3 11 124 934·31-054 I t 818 5e 58 Port SMttleld Pl Nlilwpor1 a.eon, CA Bank. Valtncla. AP 8Mctl. CA a.aeh. CA Campbell. Jwn.a S . AP BMctl, CA Margar•t Dr. N•wport The Grand ·~al Newport S.. P.ne Ln ..._.wport 8-::tl. CA
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424-433-05.11,52138 May., Gunter C., AP Tr•IR-1923·00-2 &/or 458-271-01, 137605 1930 Deerwood Ln, N-port 117-464-09 $3,4S784121 LAa, Or8QOIY 0 . AP Lio.,d WUllatn F A Rinaldo John G AP Tr•1R·192J·00·2 &/or
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426-091-13. 11.174 02 3109 132-38-025, 11,851.21 4458 Harbor Vl9w Knoll Com-P0<1 Clar1d911 Pl, Newport Beecrl, CA 1133 Betllll'llre Ln. TAX UT! A.MA Crystal Av .Newport 8eldl ~83-0&e 1337 a2 68 S.. ,.._lna, Drlld L. AP CleySt.Newpor18Mdl,CAw Coul Hy Newport munllv Aaan . AP Beach.CA Tit .. In• & Tr Co Tr Beadl.CA 07-MI CA . 'llland Dr Newport a..cn, 45&-11-4-13,$3,7301218'0
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426-092·19, 1492.90 517 S~nott. Marg•ret A., Har'bOf HUI HC>fMOWMl'I lno, AP 458-272-03 DurkH, Jonn c. AP 117-472-30, 1786.SO 170 Eddlngton,Warren L AP 050-192-21, $1,87900 215 David Mari.. 8 AP e.;:;.~A
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426-094-13. 1220.IO ~7 Luby, KatlllMn SufMvan Corp. AP t34·81·032, 458-211·1111295321970 Or.f'Mw00<1Beach,CA 117·493-0t l11012S1301CAW lk L AP TAXR•TIAREA Tl'IOmu Joeeph Mee •M-201..02.S1.008M19M
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8Mcn, CA UdO Patll Df. New90r1 C,\ Beacll. CA &/or F«ty, Wlltlern J. AP CA • AP 117-412-03 '93 72 '2 510 84 2431 Holiday Rd s.. llland Dr ~ 8Mcl'I CA
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Treta19•r ~ 8Mch, 81111tr, James F., AP l'1tWllomll"·~v. ~ e.crtl. C1 QI ... , AMn W., AP 837·7~1. trot.H 2112 AP 42M04·22, $1, 182.&4 Lange Bay, Co.ta~ CA UnlYwlllty Dr. Cotte M ... , ll\lolMn, 'l.Mry G.1.._,_, Ctcll Pl, CoN MtM. CA CA 217· 134·33, 12,aat.N SNO ............. on. J., Ar 111-211~1. h11.05 21115 Meple St, Coet• M..-. CA ,... Orange Av. Cott• CJamerot, Antolnlttt, AP CA 111-114-0I, •120.00 2 ... L Mltdltll Wllllem . Aobtrt,
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Corp, AP 4&1·101·2'. MlnZO, Htntl M .. AP CA Hernl11on S1. Cotte M .... AP 937-lf.020, 11,,98.04 '215"'11-12. 1 1.23'.25 1731 O'Neil, HtNY C. Sr, AP CA .t2&-064-17,""6A411.tA._
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BM<:h. CA CA TAX "ATI A"IA Harnll1on 81, Cotti Meu. AP 937~21. 11, 104.62 Qllbtrt, 8uMn Q. AP 1097 Con<lOfd St, Coete CA .t22.C)42-03, l840.H 11CM AP42&482.ot,1137.tt 181
Whlta, Robe rt, AP 8~. Barry V , AP 12-414 CA 40l8rlgl'lton8prl"91,Coeta '2&-182~, St,11584 197 M .... CA IMd!Ln,Cott•MtM.CA CtdlPl,CottttMM.CA 83~·015, $4 428 8' 38 217·172--02. $382 45 '425 Rouoeot. M11Qlt A., AP ~CA Budy St, Coete MIN, CA Le1terlello, .Jotlpfl, AP TAX MTI AR.IA Meter, Ka111y N.. AP AP 42t-Ol2·20, 112t.3S 114
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Mllchell, J w Jr AP 217·183-12, 127,.18 "" Yalel.n,SMIBMch,CA TllOmpeon. M•tahell P , ~CA 8ey8t,Cotta~CA CA C1I Peg Corp, AP t •u•t•• Inc. Al''~· 92,003.M 117 936-44--030 13, 110 38 8 oeg.ood Av. Seti Btectl. S.V.aon. Vltglnlt E. AP (TC>. AP 115·391·01. AP 837*-061,' 11, 138.38 Luku, Pe11r, AP Outllt"•· .~ M .. AP 83S..17.011, a2, 111.M 2117 422~152.ot. 1114.30 8M I. 23rd St. CoeU Mela. CA
Coventry, ~ BMcn CA 086-80&-01, 1591.24 214 Mei 72 21715 St•t• Av, 411 Br;lon SP<lno-. Coet• .t28-2 1&-0'. '828.212831: 1'1·852-43 . ....,1.2.15 3125 Paallo Av, Co.ta M .... CA Trat>uooCl, Cott•MtN. CA Zlmmetmen, ArUM l.., CA Hundi.y, Chan. W., AP College Part! Dr. Seel Beech, dot11 MMe, CA M .... CA 2111 81, Colla M .... CA Unooln Wy, Co.ta Meal, CA Stone, WMlt.MI I .. AP AP .t2M71.ot, "411.17111
Van SttenhuyM, fell E . 217·203-43. $'83.15 3880 CA Curtl1, WIHleln H . AP AP 837·8&--052, S1,4ft.28 Smltll, Larry A., AP Hoover, Clo Tr, A" TAX ltATI ARIA .t22.ol2·11, 11.111.M 818 Vltolnla Pt, Cotta Mele. CA
AP 835-44-033, $2, 144 28 Delly Cl, SMI BMch, CA Walker, Ronald A., AP 115-393--03, 1344 8.4 873 407 Br;1on SP<lngl. Cotta 42&-262-0... 1384 . .t2 1882 141 ~&2-48, 18'3 28 3113 1J-OIO Trabuoo Cl. Cotta MtM, CA Mcfaddtn~ C., Al' 20 Wtlllt19lon Ct, Newport Doody, JOl'ln M., AP OIM13-03, 11,012.03 217 CongreM St. Cotta MMe. Meea. CA Newport 81, Cotta M1M, CA Lincoln Wy, Cotta Meta. CA Brooke, Whttney Joenn, 42MT1·2t, • 11 20t I.
BMctl, CA 217·204-20, N01.52 43'0 Co111gt Part! Or, Seel Beech, CA Cherry, Jamee E., AP AP 428-282~5. $44& 84 Et19lllll, John C.. AP YUher y houb AP AP 422~72·18, llS0.81 22nd St, Colte MW. C.
WM•. M•urtltl J . A, Dogwood Av. Seti 8elc:h. CA Miiier, Robtr1 E .• AP 93M5-003. 161U1 354 196' Newport 81, Coet• 1'1~2-ee. 1180.H 310I 1'1~152..&e ~ •• 21 910 2211 ;..meric.n Av, Cott• O•lfMV. t4ugll c .. AP 935·«~3&. 12'2 28 12 CA Muon, Aobtr1 L. AP 1115--">2·27, $422 80 630 Avocedo St. Co.It M..., M..-. CA Monroe Wy. Co.ft M .... CA ,..,..__,._ St Cott• MeM. Mtaa. CA .t2t--072· 1Ul. l20.2.t ll.t0
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Blacll.CA 217·213-20.l1,137.523&e1 CA Stett S. & L. Aean, AP City of Coe11 Mii•, AP 14 1-e81·~.~228.215 1181 TAXUTIARIA 422·152·21 . .L _~4t.31 871 42l-014-04,16'2.1'211E AP 036-,15..()52 815. $20.04 o.11')' Cl, SMI BM<:fl. CA Stefani Neno AP Clay. Jimmie o.. AP 13M&-016, 11,581.82 315 .t28-26'·10, S30 78 8olM Wy ...... t ........ CA ,..___ Oerrtll St. l.iot'I• ~CA 23rd St, Ooett ....... QA 22 Selz1>4Jrg St, N~n ScihulU, JICk W . AP J8-48 . ' S30706• ll ll 115 ..... 22·11, 1341.90 2103 Avocedo 81, Co.ta M.... Hulc:hln1. R. K .. AP Sp1llon1, David, AP -Jon11, Floyd . E., AP Melllc, Ptmele A. AP
S..Ch, CA 217·222~4. I 1,8.41.02 31550 ~eclflc l 2's... aMch 1 C~ Con11Mnlel Av, Co1ta M ... , CA '26-271-12. $1.0308 238 14 1·892~2. $877.04 118 t 422·112·24, '318.47 1tO ,2t-oa3-08, MI0.'8 2t5 Al-
AP 938-415--0152 88 $52.86 22 81uebtlt St. 8MI Blach, CA AOW9 v, St......_ C · AP CA OQean Breeze VlllM ltd, Co1ta M ... 81, Coate M .. a. Ct11rl .. 1on 81, Co.11 MIU. Mo Coy, Roblrt R., AP Deuell St, Coet• Mtaa. CA bert Pl, Colt• Mtaa. CA S1l1burg St. Nawport Johneon, Cerolyn J., AP ' .....,..... " Ev1n1, Wllllem Pan· AP 838-05--055, 1521.72 AP CA CA 419-142~. 11..:.427.60 119 EYenlon, Mll'gvef H. Ntllltr, Carl, AP
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Cook. Gary W AP Cunetlon Cl, Seel BMd\, Shelman' La'#ftr\CI• S see<> II 2114 Continental AP 938-8&-017, 1121.72 426-271·11. $1,207.llO 220 TAX RAT8 A"IA CA Oerrtll S1, Ootte MeM., CA llnta Ane Av, Coeta Mw,
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2936 Pepper Tr .. Ln. Cotti C.rw<, George P., AP "· ta . ley CA Ann. AP 159-212-22 Valley CA Valley CA Valtey CA
MeM, CA 141 ·201-20, 11,224 80 1280 CA TAX-RAT£ AREA Gouldtng. Timi, AP $854 29 18099 Flf•tone Cl, M_;cury S & L Aaan AP cnc)p.u. Joee J AP Alcofd Jimmy l ae AP Kellly Oarll G AP
K1n1ga, SuHn. AP loganAv.Colt•M .... CA ~:s~"128Co!l,0~5l0 15-12A 112-7«·23.$2,008848939 FountatnVllley,CA 187·131-10 183775 9134 169'-283-19 $86320 ia&16 'r44·074-20 It 10321 143-S.2·17, "6858 9173 139-211-10, $887. 10 2940 Rlechard. Maureen l ., AP CA 11• 11 IM. Canery Av Founlaln Valley , Tempzen. tony M . AP I.JI Cult• i..v Fountain V9'· LI Pena Av' Fountain Valley 1143& Corienw Av Foun-Caladium Av Fountall'I VII Androe SI, Cotti M .... CA 141·202-28, '3 &e3.ea 2949 P1te4. Pe<rotlfn G .. AP CA 156-212-31 85, 196 24 ley CA • CA • . "'"Valley CA ley. CA
Stea, lorl J .. n. AP Fairview Rd, C:Olta Mell AP 938-91)..()3(), l l,t39.22 l2.0'7l~8.ll,085.73 3404 Lowe, Rot>ert A .. AP 18138 Ar•lone Ct, Foun· Ctl#ldler Anita L AP Flttrlmmonr Cherler Moo11 Peut A 2ncs Abdo Yuau1 AP
139-212·11,11,379&82981 CA • ~~Fl.ctler Av,eo.taMeea, Mlmbl~~on Wy, COlll 112-753-10, 12.213 16 lllnVatley,CA 107-133·04, 11,45'7 52 Victor, AP 199·301-07, AP-144-092·20. 190•05 143-St2·22.l1,731tea11~
RedWood Av, Cotta M41M, Regen. George Elf18 Tr. ·~ ldt Woll H 18207 Santi A<le4a Cl, Foun-Coutt1, Mergarel A. AP 17282 W1lnut St, Fountain 1740.90 10&45 El P~or 10537 Ml Neota St Foun1aln Caledlum Av, Fount.in V4111-
CA AP 141-221-45, $3,298 80 '" · rng · llln Valley, CA 15e-222·41, 1495 22 18182 11111~ CA Cl Fountain Valley CA Velley CA ley CA
Hinger, Vincent G , AP 1087BakerRd,Coet1M.... TAXftATl!AAIA :334~2-073-t4.9 c~·~16 Colllns, Glenn W . AP Bryce Ct, Fountain V1lley. G00uia Julio A AP 'Oodeon Winfred E AP 011on llerl\On Arll'lur AP
139·212-28, 162881 2989 CA 15-412 M c:rnetH ' a 112-761-23, 19•2 53 18018 CA 167·133-11.' $370 18 j'7340 169·301-08, 1830 42 10e55 144·092·27 1 1 O!i6 28
l'Hkwood Pt, Coate M ... , Gorman, OO<othy, AP -:· N M AP Santa Cedilla St, Founlaln Knartur, Cyntl'lll A. AP Wllnul St, Founlaln Valley, El Picador Cl, Founllln Val 16525 Mt Neoll St Foul'tlln TAX AAn AMA
21-otl CA 141-233-11, $208.60 968 cuy Of eo.11 ...... AP yme, ency . Valley, CA 156-222-46, $578 26 10199 CA ley CA Valley CA
OIYll, John F • AP Poal Rd. Cotti M .... CA 420-01244, $30 78 12.073•35• '1•899 26 34 t3 Melanson, Alfred J . AP Canyon<:t. Founteln V1lley, Scl'llmanlMly. WOifgang, Co,.ey, J.,,_ G AP HOUQhltll"Q Fraohca c Miiier Leon A AP
139-212-31, $908 80 2972 Loreto. Jou. A p AP 420--012.05, $30 78 2300 ... :.bl~~on Wy, Co••• 112-772-01, St,750 34 6797 CA AP 107-1•3.02. s 1,301 1• 189·331-08. I 1,407 9 7 AP 14 ti)( 15 ,904 ~ t43-131·26 $3« M 9So«
Jecarenda Av, Cotti M ... , 141-234--09, $e01 63 2958 Plaoent11 Av, Cotti MeN. y ' d y k AP Ottawa Rlvet Av, Founll!n Bunge, Monroe, AP 17195 Palm St, Fountain 17936 San Rat ... St, Fouo-11472 1¥0ry Av Fountl!n A~ 0 Fountain Valley CA AP 139-212·32, '39 04 Milb<o St, Coell M ... CA CA uu 1· uu IW, Valley, CA 156-232--02, S447 .a t03e3 Valley CA laln Vallt1f CA l/altey CA CA '
Orlham. 8ruol s . AP Wengeier, Duane i... AP AP420-012.o9,$451.70 412-082-03·'1·320821145 Scl'lwartt, David H., AP SloneAt\fetCt.Foun11tnVaj.. .-Shive JOl'ln w AP Hoppea° o.vld l AP Goffinet J.,.,. R TR COUl.on Aonlld AP
139-213--08, 1120 00 1601 141-382-10. $459 48 . 281 Sal~~n"vo;:"N~· ~~ 112-772·34. $478 •8 87C>e ley, CA 167-15 i. 14, t 1,724 08 189-332-01, I 1.321 99 AP t44-123.()1 $348 85 t.:'i-~lO i.!~-0ffl32S
8and1lwood St, Coate Henov.r Or. eo.11 Mesa. CA TAX UTE ARIA 412.063:00 I 1 820 a.. 3373 Frazer Riv. C1, Fountain Juetlce, Dorian Barry Tr, 1'78"6 Aen St Foul'llllln v.t-~Ttl)S AJkno1 St Foun-HI052 Mt HIC:tls St Fount..,.. Rec:twooo s· rOUMllln Val·
Mete, CA Jecot>Hn. AMI el ... AP 1..-S lmbledo,; w Cost• Val ..... CA AP 15&-232.04. $592 78 ley CA laln Valley CA VaJWt CA .., CA
Verdult, Ar11'1ur J . AP 141 ·383--02. $255.89 339 CA y Burke, Paul J., AP 103'71 Stone R"'-Cl, Foun-Lorin. Kenneth S1even. [)ry9r, Jeffrey H•OICI AP Powell Oonlld A AP 1(1m l(w~Rln AP
13t-231-19, S1,36'C ea 2953 Bowllng OrMn Or Cotti Haney, Gordon L , AP M~ie1 Peuoiem G AP 112-772-59. $2.744.64 8727 tlln Vllley, CA AP t87-153-08 ,823 95 930-29·422 $2 053 66 144·123·0!i $2,312 tO 143-224-23 36 9864
Country Club Or C09la M .... CA •12-074-19,$2,749St10fft12..oei-04 l96&C>e 3311 ShennonRlverCl.Fountllln Batley. Mlc:ttael E. AP 176G1ElmSI FountalnVll-17210San M1teoS1 Foun· 16098MIHlth S1 Foun1111np~ Ct Fountain v.., Meta, CA EKalante Gtorla. AP Oanlelle Of Cotta Mw_ CA · Val...,, CA 156-232-42. U41 60 18190 itiy CA tlln VaJ ..... CA VllW( CA
Bllke, f~n G . AP 1• t-392--07, 1120 00 2M PhUllpe,' John T, AP ~:.bl~~on Wy. Coate Hen<lerson. Elm« E AP Otaclef Ct, Fountain Vllley Cerrell JllT\el H, AP ~. Roget l AP Teulli, W1yn1 H AP PIOtlc Amencan Coutei
1 3 9 . 2 5 1 . 1 3 . Pnnc.ton Or. Cotta Meal. 412-074-35,l1,1120.1lot AP 412..()83-11 i 136549 112·781-14,$1,558A48H58 CA 187·173-20 $85760 17396 930·29-427 ,, 095 50 14• 124..()t 1&87 03 1110 AP 1~25. 118830
$2,465 22 2918 J1111 Rd, CA Oenlelil Or, Coeta Mell, CA 3377 ~m Ml ct' Cott Santa Lauret11 Cl, Fountain N•tenntn Slephen Roy, Olk St. Fount.in ........... CA 17220 San Mlleo SI Foun-1 Flower Av Fowi111n Vllll9) t32Q Heethet Av Fount..,,
Cotti MeM. CA Saclla. Harry 8 . AP Wright. Mn L.. AP ...... CA,,_ . • Yllley, CA AP 15'7-011-18, $8577• Atnold, Tl'lomaa R. AP llln .., .. .., CA CA v.,., CA
Mendel, Olvtd A. AP 1• 1-393-08. seo• 29 253 412--014-41 ., 050 27 1120 p M l'lend AP Cl'lenn1pr1g•C1•. M1n-1M80 c.d• Cl, Fountain 167-221-22 1737 82 98111 I Monlgomery Wllllam ~~ Edwin F Jr AP
139-253-04, 1932 90 11151 Prine.ion Or, Cotta Meu, OenrU Dr, Co.ta M9u, CA 12~63-8;3 si 2t 4 ;~ 3385 ol'lar, AP 112-782-02, Vdey. CA Shrine< Cl, °Founteln Vatley. TAX .... ATE ~A A AP 144 125-14 1545 143-422-08. $15733' 9888
1'11'1UI Or, Colt• Meaa. CA CA Gould Doroll'ry B AP s 'c1 'eo. M S2 499 38 0594 Rogue Rt"9f Klee>Pe. Roben L . AP CA 21..ocM , 1167 P9tal Av Fount Pewtet Cl Founlall'I Valley Oilton, Jewel C , AP Batretu. Joe A., AP 4 12.07~91305340 .1109 ~mersel · 11 esa Av Foun1atnV1lley,CA t57442-11, ,289118 t815 Stterp JeaM A , AP \/altey,CA CA
13t-253-08, S3.«e 18 1&41 t• 1·393-09, SI, 105 86 239 Dennis Dr. Co.11 ....... CA c Coolclf. Tl'lomu s . AP Swan Cl. Founlaln Vllley. 187-27t·28, $1,260 3a 9534 SI•• n 0 11n. AP Plumlelgn. Lucille G AP Kon Duk Pun9, AP
TIMI Or, Cotta Mela, CA Princeton Or, Cotti Merl, WUHamt, Mlenul, AP TAX·RATE AAEA 112·801-02, $679 12 18274 CA Acl<lay Ct Foun111n Velley, t69-18t.39. seo3 52 109201 t44·1S4~1 1322 97 18 IH -422-25 11 127 66
O'Leary, P1ul, AP CA 412.()74-53 1tno45 1125 '1"-t-Senta Belinda Cl. Foun1A1n Heplet, Denny M AP CA Siiier Av Foonlaln Vallt1f Rainier S1.Foun1a1n Valley, t5879MeegherSI Fountam 13t-263-17. $880.80 1018 Font•. Rudy M , AP Dennis Or Co.ta M ... CA .,--Valley, CA 157-()64.24, '571.34 9097 Row. Kun Kl AP CA · CA Yllley CA
Semer Or, Cotti M .... CA 141-394--02. ,1,252 88 223 Fr.ooh: Howerd L.° AP Woods, Herold A , AP Maltll'd Av. Foul\taln I/alley. 187-383·20, 11.412 90 Delpr'er n~ J ·:p Bird Mld'tMI R AP l.aoparlOOnc:llal, Nit AP
Foster, Rlcherd w Jr, AP Pri~lon Or, CO.ta Mesa, 412-371.()9, 12,555.98 3"85 IVll, Chari.. C.. AP 112-602-26, $2,4 75 56 CA 17112 Santi ltlbel S•. 169-18-4.()4. ~10 1'0026 1t4-151--03. 1754 29 11281 1-43-423--01 S783 42 9810 139-263· 18, 1579.23 1824 CA Venetian Or Cotti M... 418--063~5. S 1,240.97 3089 t8343 Santa .J.Q&narte Cl, C1plell, Arthur, AP Fount1tn Valley, CA El Chi A · F t 1 y 1._. Blue«>ell Av Foun1aln Valley Rantan Av Fountlln Valley Semer Or, Co1t1 M ... , CA Yarton, Eddie l.. AP CA ' ' Klondike Av, Cotta Mesa, Fountain Valley, CA 157-oe5-42. $788 22 18778 Wllllt, Robert A. AP no v oun an a....,. Fosler, Ouncaf\ H W Al> CA
Reyee. Raymond 0. AP 141-424·19. $315.72 2507 BuenconMjo. Oacar, AP CA VIiiaiobos, Anthony L .. Welnul SI, Founleln Valley, 187·372·29, $1,087 22 CA Bu .. Marc J AP' 144-151 11 1781 57 11361 Mardesich. J()M A. AP
139-253-21, $879.92 1840 Lef'llgl'I Pl, Coete Mna, CA 412-371· ll $ 1 950 90 l022 AP t 12-802·37. $353.88 CA 17245 S1n11 Lucie SI, Foun-169 1~1 20 i 193 9,. ·108731 BlueOell Av Fount11n Valley, 14.J.423·04 S2 ~ 78 9648
S1m11 Or, Coste MeH. CA Edelblute, Carl G., AP Cannonade' Ct. 'eo.ie ....... TAX·RATI! AAEA 18287 Santa Belinda Cl. Aoy1I Hom ea. AP taln Valley. CA Saf\-p~ Av Fountain Yll· CA Rarttan A• FOYntaln vauey Sturgeon. Jeri E , AP 1• 1-453-08, 11,502.82 2363 CA 15-121 Fountain Velley, CA 157.()95-43, StH 27 18790 8erne1. Biiiy J . AP CA HenderllOl'I. Denn11 A AP CA
139-254-07. $84255 1815 Columbl1 Or, Colla M.... Amur, Erken, AP Walnut St, Fountain Yelle)', t67-382·10, $36198 17213 leyDorland Ha A AP 1u-t81 24 179S 7S 16092 Burke W1ll1am AP
Simer Or. Cotti Mell, CA CA TAX RATE ARIA Strain, Wiiiiam H AP 112-802-71. S 1 •62 80 CA Senta M1dr1n1 St Fountllln 18g.197_24 $8~ 1097ol Shull SI Fountam llelley 1"3-501.()8 $883 48 9009
Rltlnel'lar1, J1me1 8 Jr, Lincoln Rae AP ._.. 418-082·36 11,53422 907 18456Sen11Eugenl1.Foun-Jonel. O.Otfrey M, AP Velley CA S F I Lentz J1rna Stuart A GladlOll Ct FounlainVlltey AP 139-291.0.1. $808 00 ltl-473-09, 1289 53 2349 1..--· Lombard Ct. Colle ....... l&ln Valley, CA 157-071-11, $815 28 164M R~ero. George. AP ani'!°" AY OUnllln 11•~ t 44· 183-09 I, 021 84 CA . .
2945 EJleilmer• Av, Cotti Rutger10r.Co111 Meae,CA CA White, Mlc:h ... A .. AP Ternannd St, Fountain Val-187-392·07 11,496 98 leyPuder JOM Alb«! Jr 16100 Wl'lllec;ao C1 f ¥-Tl'IOmu RIOl\ard H AP
MIN.CA llml Dile Emll AP Merlln·ROol'l•·Bunnell Jonnaon uwrenceW Jr 112-821-22. 12,830 48 lt1f,CA 17231 Santi Barbar• St AP 16 1 79 13 1 I taanVelley 143·583-07 $1 195 23
Miiier. Joe L • AP 141-4S4.()3, $808 26. 2403 Propertlle. AP 936-33-01 '· AP • 18-oe3..10. '1 432 7e 18'4e7 Santa Lec>nof'I Cl. Sulllven. HI~ c . AP Fountain Velley CA 117931 :~d-SI Fou8n1!2 Rumney Robert R A 16073 Cache SI Fountain
139-281.()9, $39014 2909 Fordham Or, Coste M .... $1,585.20 l202 Lat Arenu 909 POVtell Ct Co.II Mesa. Fountain Valley, CA 157-094·18 SI 53t 88 Countryw1<1e Funding Vllley CA t44 203·16 198592 n7t2 Valley CA
EllMmere Av. CO.II Mesi. CA Wy, Coel1 Mell, CA CA w .. ver, l.. H AP 18534 Collonwood St Corp AP 157-403 05, HeMI 11 Theodore L Ell*' Cl ~ounlaon Vall~~ Tevts Hope Marllyn AP
CA Latge, Pl'IOlp H , AP LongBMCtlS&LAlln. Mclntotl'I FrankT ,AP 143·t63-15, S1.H508Founllln Valley,CA 116300 t7300 Santa AP 16~t2•28 13327 CA 10 .572-2 1 $123328
Webster WtNlam F L . 141.·~7 $1,413 24 2885 AP 938-33--015, II.~~'! 418-063-22, $785 69 921 15890 Helena Cl. Foun1111n lrvln. Raymond J-Ber1>ar1 SI FounttJn Valle'f 10765 El Mtt Av Founllllfl Jenno110 Mrroo AP 16 106 Caribou SI Foun111n AP 139·271·27. 1657 62 An21 ln, Coetl M .... CA 1212 Lat Arenae Wy, .,.,..,. Powetl Ct. Coate M ... CA Valley CA AP 157-102.()9, $392 74 CA \/al CA 144-203-S7 S9 t4 89 1113 1111..., CA
1713 011\u Pl, C0911 Meea. Bartlell Nlcholl8 St1tr, MMe. CA Kareen Roberti AP De Camp Ed'#Ar<I J AP 9423 Cormor1nt Cl, Foun-Lombard L•t« H AP ~rd ErnHI A p Glldllone C1 ~ountein YW-Logsdon. Albert E JA
CA AP 14 1~12-12 1 2,20810 418..()83..47, $1,8$4.30 919 143-231-09, 162553 16575 talnVall9y, CA 167-411·25 1417 22 &969 t89•313_10 SI 636 OO ley CA AP t43-S81-25 '2.~150
Owwla, J1rnea C AP 1138 El Camino Or Cotti TAX-RATE AREA Van ,.._ Cl, Cotti M... Hemlock Cl Fountain Valley, Thomton. Gayle M · AP La Oona Ct. Fountain \/Alley t078.4 El Mat Av Foumarn. Imai. YOINIO 0 AP M32 Mlltletoe Av Foun111n 139·202.04, 985080 1641 M .... CA 11-10I CA CA IS7·103..o2 165178 16311 CA Valle CA 144-204-01 l 714M18801 VAi.., CA
Mlnorca Or. Coela MeM. CA Ctieeney, Marllyn C . AP V • n O C 1'11 o. AP Linden SI, founllln Valley Stevens Marvin A AP M!neon Tlf'rance l Apt Mt Colten St Fountain VII I voo Ricnaro H AP
Mc Ellgot, E L.. AP 1• 1~28-08. 1564 08 2na HulM. Frencle L . AP TAX·RATI! AREA t43-231-16. s 193 30 16528 CA 16'7-411-3 t $408 82 8636 169 36 1 22 s I 11 4 02' ..., CA 143-S81 lO s 1 785 01 9114
IJa.264-24, 1'790 75 29181 Loreruo Av, Cott.a M...., CA 119-391·20 S 1 958 12 178 1$-t2I Hemlock Cl, Foun1atn Valley, Holrntlrom, Elvin T AP L• Zane Cl Founlllln Valley 17410 LOI AmlQOS Cl Foun Riddle MWCll C API Mlltlelr • Av Fountlln 1111 Jecarencl1Av,Coet1 M .... Whelan John F APn1eMaateric1Co.11M... CA 157-103-11$81748164t1cA 111n \/1 CA t44-22 1-2185 l 1012,19Y CA
CA 141-882.0S. $1.255 12 1012 CA ' ' De Welles Roy 0 . AP Linden St. Fountlln Valley F11aan Propen-l l<I. AP Illy 16437 E-ISI Cl Fountain Clement L~ A AP
Snydet. Ellllyn M , AP MltllonOr Coela M ... CA Motlna, Fred H Jr AP Pitel, Pereolem 0 . AP t43-281~8. $37727 16518 CA 167-422·12 115988 1742t Valley CA 143·582 16 $1 12599
139-284-33, $M5 ti 2925 AP 141~.()9, 12,754 64 119-391·24 $1 859 A6. 196 4 l8-0~-0~'...-$l, l03 l6 C897 Oak Cl Founllln Valley CA M9"dludeh, Mohammed Banis Suzsnne SI Fountain TAX,A2A!!_.AR£A Riiey Merk R AP t6068 ~ C l'ounlam Val
Jacarandl Av Coll• Mela, 1010 Valencll St. Colt• The Mutn Cl Co.ta M... Peace I . ..,..,..1a ....... A Pruyn Aeuel J . AP H • AP 157-121·22, $ 120 00 Valley CA 1......... 144-232-04 $438 7• 11 192 ..., CA
CA Mesa. CA CA ' ' 1"3·28f-47 $555 30 10583 9&44 Turtledow Av, Foun· Olvte. Lindon s . AP AielM Av Fountain Valley I
Z1ntno, Louis A .. AP AP 1•1-eM-10, 12,538.14 TAX·RATI AREA Yucca Ct, Fountlln Valley, tlln Valley, CA 187-422·20. 1120 oo 17408 Alco Mining Inc. A CA TAX UTE ARU 139-~. 1580.111594 1016 V1tenct1 St, Colla TAX.-AATIAIUIA 15-111 CA Wlfllll'lllllu, Y11unor1. Sama Lueti SI, Foun1a1n 1S6·155·19 1208181 CrOWO.. Larry R. AP 21-0tS
Mlnorca Of, C0911 M .... CA M ... CA Merkley, Wllllam C , 3rd, AP 15'7-121-27, 1763 16 Valley CA t0550 lawt<>n Rl¥9' Av, 144·2S2-1 t, 11 70 I H
JtcqUM, Donald F , AP Tubl>1, Oh1on W., Tr 11-111 Knowlllon MtnOI' Ltd, AP AP 143·2'11·13, $374 Ge t700 Turtledove Av, Foun· Todhunter JOMPl'I A . AP Fount1ln Yll ..... CA 11361 San Jac.lrtlo St. F~
139·2"-<>1, 194'742 2932 LlndbOfg/O•hlfnveatO<Slnc 937-88-171,$85018 18871 Ceder Cl, Fountain talnValley,CA 197-43t.()1 13e112 85-49 tllnV~.CA S.rlOO ~ 1 AP
PIPP« TrM ln, Co1t1 AP 141~'11-07, $872 •O 427H~:21•; .. 1N,2.r71~ 3A1 .. ~ AP 937·88-172, 1540 22 Valley. CA Fry. ~dwerd J. AP LI B1y1 Av, Fountain Valley TAX·"AT'f AREA Bladlt>um E~erd S . i:!;2~11·~Juntlln ~5~:
M ... CA 1045 El Camino Or eo.11 · • • •· .., uv • AP 937-88-173. 1517 1• Huke. Rot>erl C , AP tS'T-122..()4, $88" 5• 9614 CA 21-ool AP 1«-383.oe $72• 74 · ·
JeOqUM, Robert H., AP ....... CA . Airport Loop Or, Cotti AP 937-ea-178, $850 18 143-322-28. SI. 127 •• Tllberl Av, Fountain Valley. River• N<xW1 F AP 116'3 Poppy Av Foun1W1 /a Rosa JoMpl'I R ' AP
13t-301-05, 1791C>e 1541 AP 14 1~'11-17 16,52362 ...... CA AP937·88-177,$850 18 167720l1veSt,FoufltlinVa1-CA 187-521 17. 1 1.058 18 vovllf\ AOQef OoNrt A Valley CA 1 ~;n:~~Av ~:,~~1n9J~
PondetouS1,Cot11 M .... 1011 El Camino Or Coete TX ,... • AP93'7-88-102,$85018 ley,CA Huflcnmldl. Dorene J 17576San11Peul1C1 Foun· 108672-06 SnOOO 1588 L~ H 8renl APllfr't' CA
CA M ... CA ' A _,.A , .. AnlA AP 937-88-163.1540 22 Scou. Leonard 11 , AP AP 157·122 23, $424 92 taln Valley, CA Bogan Cl Founuwn VellevJ 144 38514 ST!\1 98 1~1
Wilt, Theodofe E .. AP &«ton, Wllllam A . AP 11-112 AP 937.U..184, 11,024 28 143-331-12 $429 70 18&42 11613PufllnAv Founlall\1111• Hendy, Lloyd l Jr AP CA l Sh&•I• St Foun1a1n \/eltey 14:~~20 ~7~21°117~
139-312.01 '80248 2840 141-882-15 1135360 2'758 AP937·88-185,l1,02428 OllveCl,Fountalnllalley.CA ley,CA 167·541-09, S8078& t7524 YNNga. Raymono AP N1111 Lewr~ E AP M s F '" "
Androe St. Cotti MIN. CA LoretlZO Av.' Cotti M .... CA Wel>blr, Alan, AP AP a37-&8-188. 11.024 28 Hornylk. Mk:hNI l.. AP elriltllnl. Conrld. AP Senta Domingo Cl Fountatn 1011·fl 72 51 S 125 74 15$41 14• 39 1 02 I t21 52 18203 C~ 1 °' tai Vil ....
M. y. 8." ~. A p Par1cer, Kenneth E .• AP 422-041-20, 1587 38 2189 143-381·52, $471 43 16781 157-12)..03, S7 t3 99 95116 ..,,,..,, CA Rocky Cl Fountall\ Valley s.-•• St ~ount11n v1nev
13M 12.05, $811 38 1605 4 18-141.07, S520'.n Pecfflo Av, Cotta......_ CA T AX·"AH ARl!A RedwooO St Founteln V• Pufflrl Av, Fount11t1 llslley Sumnet Wallet N A.P CA 1 Ho en l'I • 8 r ·Le AP
Ponderoee St. Colll ......_ Dlvldlon, OouQlu R .. AP AP 422-041-34, ".058 t8 11-112 '-Y. CA CA " 187·S41-33 1740 76 1"'816 0.twtnd MICl'IMI A , AP' t 44·408·09, U ,4U 74
CA •19-132·18 12.2fl.32 2338 Ourenll, Frink, AP Zlllollt, JOhn A AP j AVQlrinOa. Theodotl G . Senll Eleni St. Fountein 108 61•·2• S125 74 15918 16638 Mt .,lctlMMI Cl 8111' Fr9der1dl l Jr, AP Lltllelon Ct 'eoit1 Me.a CA 422.071·2t "3181 Oltano 8-ledtel J AP 143-342-tO 1448.20 M18 AP 1l7-132-14, $1,1104 M Vdey CA Godwin Ct FounteHI y~ Fount11n v....,, CA 1~. S660 5e 2827 Scalzo, 0Ca11ton V, •AP A~ S & L Aaln, AP 439-151~. $2 001'74300 Marlpoea Av Fountain V• 11236 3'd St, Jl"ountMI v-. Orrvee Joy 0 AP CA l<AllQ Mt0f'l9 K AP L~--~ Maftvel J AP
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Veughan, Mlctlaal C. AP T I & T R C O Rot>erlor1, 0.vld L , AP Bluing Stat, Irvine, CA Wiidfiower, lrvlne, CA Kimme! Cherlel F AP 936-56-002. S2.133 35 71
40·371-05. 12.017 Ill TR111R·1923·00-2 &/OR ~.1711.74118&1 l<aye, Hiiary, AP CrewlOfd, Cynthie J,AP 483--341--0l, 13,395.~ I EutYaleLoop,lrvine,CA
14812 Meyten Av, Irvine. CA Morg1n,ThomH O, AP Portoftno Or. IMne, CA 451 ·203·28. '638.81 29 934-44-1511, $489.28 3~ Sii· Sycamort Creel< lrvlne CA Heata<, TllC>rnel B .. AP en.tu. John H.. AP 453-123-26. $1,573.42 llO Weith. Wllllem e.. AP BIUlng Sier, Irvine. CA verwood, lrvln•, CA Rlelly Thomas J • AP 936-56-025, S2.883.52 1111
4411-378·32, &2, 179.80 Ollt Tr .. lo lrvlneCA 403-044-Cle, S2,"8.32 63415 Newlin, Elizabeth M, AP Culllgen, Janet P1-483-342:12 12 l7l ~ 14 eut Yale Loop, lrvlne, CA 14911Y~Av,lrvlne.CA Olc:kton,AlctlerdK.,2nd, AmelflDr.lrvtne,CA 451·204-07 93.28454 14 trlcla,AP 934-63-057. Sycamore6r..tc' trvlM CA Card. CAnOfd A. AP
Fabela. Fl()yd 0 , APAP-453-132-13 $162672 TI & Tr C 0BtazlngSter,lrvine,CA 11132 29 21 011nge ' ' 938-85-037, 1811.21 21
09·381-24, S970 88 31131 2e SeQuoia TrM Ln.' Irvine, Tr• 1R·1923·00·2 &/or Jone&. Ttlornu M., AP Btossorn, lrvlna, CA TAX .. ATE AREA Springwood. lrvlnl. CA
Olive St. lrvlnl, CA CA ~ Jed< W Jr, AP 451·213-08. 11,258 . .&4 18 Peer9on, Rot>en E .. AP ..., _.1 Lynch, John A., AP
Falhe-Aazam Leyla. AP Barron JOMPf!lne C A •83·052·05, S 1.•09 54 Foxhln lrvlne CA 1134-63--093, $863 34 103 l>'rVr 936-e!>-0-42, St,285 7 I 13 «9>383.04, $1,V71.68 3441 453-132·S7 1583 24 '1 14 15881 Racine Of, lrvlne, CA Coldwell Banker Rtlllden-Orange Blo11om, lrvlne CA Sprlngwood, Irvine, CA M~!:· Irvine, CA Sequoia TrM Ln, IMne, CA AP ~15, 12,370 50 Ill.I Real Elllle S&Nleea, AP Colllnga. Jemea I<, AP Hoeloee. Kenneth R . AP O'Connot. ~er A .. AP
Pvtnam, Georl7i R AP t.EugeneW .AP Rhodel. N L., AP6352 811nnln,IMN,CA 451 -242-12. t2,4888A 24 834-83-108, $1.25516 126483-33~·12, 12,711192 1193t1-91-001, $1,43029 100
U9-4A l-32. I 79 22 5 «W 12. $ 1,787 80 3932 453. 133-32. m3 31 711 Hell, John P . AP Red RoGk, Irvine, CA Or1nge Blouom lrvlne, CA Creekllde, Irvine, CA e. Yale Loop, 1rv1ne, CA
Wood Nymph. lrvlne. CA A1pen St, lrvlne. CA WtHow TrM Ln lrvtne. CA 4~21. H04.H 22 Ollrberg. Jerry, AP Sleblc:ke Relph, AP Bragg, Kenneth R , AP
Mulholland. Robert R . Smllh. RICl'l.,d A , AP MountalnVlew,INIM,CA 451-261.07. $1 ,56104 28 934-67..002, 12.72858 167 TAX RATE AREA 937-29-014, $1,120.52 5
Re u . Nag h 1 • A p AP 449-383-20, $957 93 453-133-47 S952 34 49 Title Ina • Tr Co Tr M.,lpota. lrvln•. CA Weal Vele Loop, Irvine. CA 28-075 Lone Pine. Irvine, CA
«11-4•1·31. s2•3oo.35 1 3911AtllSl,lrvine,CA WlllowTre .. Ln,lrvl~.CA #lR-1923-00-21/orlattw. Rlvu, Vlnc.nt• H, AP Scnart, George J . AP Malulll. Lind• T., AP
WoodNymph,lrvtne.CA DerM.,dlroulan.Emma. Sasaki Klmlkaiu AP F. R .. AP 483·071·10, 451-252·17. $1 . 225.64 9 934-70-007, 1495.02 13 KumOf,FredertckM.,AP 837-21.055. $2.28932 1
AP ~m:!'~.:Ss M. i,c:"~.J S AP «11-412·22, $120 00 453-133-J 1. 1945 4o ti $899.78 18852 Via Pelallno, OMfwood Eu1, IMM. CA Starnow.. lrvlne, CA 463-362.09, $3,317 08, 5 Fembank, lrv1ne, CA
_... 3591 Mynle SI, Irvine, CA Wiiiow TrM ln. lrvlol, CA Irvine, CA Frlnell Merion, AP Bueche Brothen. AP Sliver .CrtllOlnl. Irvine, CA Covey, Robert I(, AP
Pllldofa.lrvtne CA LO Pilat•. Frenlt, A T I & T R c Wtilte. l>onakj R, AP 451·263-19. $1.12980 Ill 93 .. 70-019. 11,01780 15 Eagle Lind Co. AP 137-211-0eO. 12.35288 10 .. :~~h~~. TS~~~a A: 449.412-24, I 1.218 11 3571 TR# 1 R-1923-00-2 Keup. 463-071· 19, 13.914.80 54oe Sun• Rive<. Irvine, CA Driftwood. Irvine.CA 463-372-t I, 1433.114 3 Fa<nbenll, lrvlne. CA
Myrtle St, Irvine, CA p In en. J 0 h n E . ' A p Amalft Dr. Irvine, CA Baker & F-ill Inc, AP Renk el. Ttiomu A . AP Alrnrock. lrvln•. CA Nnbltt, Fred l . AP
Tlger,lrvlne.CA Broclt. Robel'1 H., A 453-141-19 1124577 15 TI l T r CO 451-283-23. $31639 11 934·80-022, $2,10588 101 Hee11y1I, Hooehang A., 938-21·040 $1,17009 2 44~~:2~.•r~~.gs0.J:2A~ 449-413·12.$2.287123852 BanyanTrMLn.'lrvine,CA Tr#1R·t'23-00-2 &/or SuntetRlvef.lrvlne,CA WettYlle loop,lrvlne,CA AP 483-411-11 , 13.1?361 Sugarplne,lrvlne,CA
Nu1meg St, Irvine. CA A p 4 5 3 -1 4 1 2 3 . Zahr111, Atvned T.,_, AP Mohemed, Selah A ,AP Lynch. 01nlel J .AP 15 Sliver Cretelf'll, lrvlne, Godlrey. Richard J AP
Tiger.lrvlne.CA Tavwez, C JllTIM A $1 11534 7 8anyen Tr•"83-083-04.S2,692.1064t2 451-292.00. 11,47934118934-95-002, $146364 21CA 1131-21-041, $2,317.70 12 Tlyebt H"hmll. AP 449-431-10.12.260.88 3431 Ln Irvine CA Calowbe Ln. IMM, CA Deer Creek. lrvlne. CA Stone Creek No1'1h Irvine, PrlmroM, lrvlne, CA 4411·"51-110• 121460 II PecanS1,lrv1ne,CA 'Grllfln Thomas AP RIO, Kogentl M .. AP Cero. Jemet F . AP CA TAX RATE AREA Morey,ThomuSooll,AP M~=~;,".1"ej,~11. AP Piikington, Oerakl E .. A 453-142-15, $1,991.28 30 493--083-05, tl.57708 6422 451 -296-18, Sl,331.40 23 Khakpour, Oholam 21--011 938-21-057. $2,151 72 5
449_452_01 $948 49 2 449-431-15.l 1.09e«3481 AlmondTrMLn.lrvine,CA Celowt>eln,lrvlne,CA o.n.oodEUt,lrvine,CA Houein, AP 934-85.011, Sprlngwater,lrvlne,CA
Pecan St. lrvlne CA T I & T R C Alexander. Ala 8teptwt, Sewell. H Deen. AP 11.«6 51 79 West Ya 8ohrnl1adl Alchatd AP Sdllld. John W , AP Sw~=~t!irgl~::j~ AP Chol SH Oh. A TR•lA-1923-00-2 &/OR AP 483-091-18, 12,4311.&e 451-311·18, Sl,305.52 11 Loop.Irvine.CA ll39-l8-00S 51542 74 40 938-H-065. $1,1"852 20 .._.~2-00, $l.St1llS 12 ull;431-211 $1 1730 Holle . oavtd , AP19371 Sl«T1 CtUa Ad.TMl.lrvlne.CA Nordman. Suun.APExeterlrviri.CA Sprlngw11ar,1rvine,CA
14543 Seton Av. IMne. CA 453-142-1 9 . $2.540.52 Irvine. CA Hutt. An11't<>ny K., AP 93"-88-068 55, I 122.311 S05 Cocoo o9nn1s Patrick SwlllowTail,lrvlne,CA 'Cohen, Rlehard E . A AlmondTrMLn lrvlne CA T I & T r C o 451-311-33. $1,9"'418 35 Or1nge8lo110m,lrvine,CA AP 939:18.027 Sl,9118.82 44:..~-;::21 ~'~'.oo~.'08 A~ «9-431-27, s 1, 131 67 3371 AP 453-142-25: $1,9; 1 54 Tr, 1 R-1823-00-2 I/or Whlltllng Swen, Irvine. CA Slebell, Horii 0 . AP 69 Oxtord Irvine CA TAX RA TE AREA
2MMIO Pecan SI. lrvlne, CA SO AlmOnd TrM Ln. lrvtne, Breuer, Charlel F , el II, AP Wlnt!Ow. Lindi Suzanne, 1134-83-015, $2, 1SO 42 18 &let!~ Da~d W AP Leo~r;:~.c;.A Weller c . Adrlo. Vamon E. A CA 4M-092.02, 1814 25 11M02 AP 451-323-12. s 1.ooe 24 Brldgewood lrvlne, CA 939-16-043. 1231 54 27 Ox-lrvlne co Ceppy Oobbl 449-43~-02. $437 20 355 BailMte Ernaeto AP Sierra Chi.Ila Rd, lrvlne, CA 23 Partridge, Irvine, CA Monroe. Helen E., AP lord Irvine 'cA Oevelopmenl Co Inc. AP
AP ~9-452-g! 1935·32 3 Pecan St, Irvine CA 453-151-04 $1942.seso11 Ko«aver;.AndrewJ.,AP Wiii•. James H , AP 834-93-047 $l,281196 2 Rao S~lnlvua v AP 590--024--04,11,024.10 L~~':;,4'·Lul1 A , AP Irwin, Rlc:tiard w. A Penlmmonln,lrvlne,CA 453-122·02, $1 ,07713 451-323-23. 12.0&548 Brldge\'lew lrvlne,CA 939-le'..109, 11.021.06 75 Or...., lndut1rlet Inc,
4411•452_50. 11,532.22 5 «9-432·34. 1864 38 35-4 Puent•. Richard R . AP 11522 Slerr1 Seco Rd, Bleckswen. lrvlne, CA C1rl1on, Eric AP Exeter lrvlne CA AP 590-035-09, $22.531 48 Et>oeSl,lrvlne,CA 453--151-20 S1,26370S011 Irvine.CA Krupoll. Marlln.AP 934-93-0511 12.56628 7 Mailk Nevu AP Doan Corp AP P•=~·lrvl~~Td~ AP Manin, Jeck A. A Hemlock Irvine CA LanolOla, Charlee Alfred 451-323-24. '67168 22 Woodlake,tl\llne,CA 1139-tS-ISe SI01og7 34 938-3?-0H ll30S92
4411-452_54• 12.00022 4 449-432-44.11,4647534112 Murphy RtCnard S .AP Tr, AP 4113 -135-07, Blaoltlwan.lrvine,CA Berman Arnol<1APOxfOfd lrvlne CA lrvln•' Co OTLF
EboeSt, lrvl.ne CA 453-151-41 $1.635 011 $1,03984 19115 Cfoyden Apr1hamlan, RIOh.,d J 93 .. 98-026. It 15862 •2 A~ HowardP AP Propertlel AP 938..a7.o25 Bfl~;~~f~thefn Cal, Elltnger, Joel A 17531 Jacarenda Ln 1rv1ne. Tr, lrvlnl. CA AP 451-342 . .et. $454 75 I~ Lalcev+ew, lrvlne, CA 939-11-173 '12 lOI sfi' SI St 626.02 ' '
-1 451-013-18, $033 04 1532 CA Ragatt. Robert E.. AP Woodplne, lrvlne. CA e.yllk, Robert Sharm1n. · · · AP 937-13-023, $1.2-47 54 .,_, Cl 1-"' c• J 4113 141 04 &1 I 13 08 "r•-Anita G A AP 9S4·91-037 $4 417 94 Dar1mOYlh, lrvlne, CA 515t WalnulAv.lrv1ne,CA ..... ne . mne, " Conroy. Imel M . API • -• • •51".3-.:~""2s' $1153•7' 20 ·1Lak-'-··.1rv1.:...c'.. Cox, Mtcheel J. AP TAXRATEAA£A LOflng, Eugene T. A 4153-153 OS. 1691 o 1 178-41 18532 Slen1 Aaton Rd, .. ....... .. .. v•...,.. ·~ ,., I 43 so SO 451.022.03, $886.31 1541 Arbor Ln. lrvlne CA lrvtne. CA Woodlan<l Irvine. CA H. y.. 0 a II A p 1139• l8-175• 1·9 21-'*
TAX RATE AREA AlaaceCl,lrvlne,CA Canto. Rudolpti Jr, AP TI & T r CO Glgllo RICherd A A 934.99-040 $135363 39 Oxf0td.lrvlne.CA 2'-G07 Wilt. Riehard W A 453-153-23, ~ 10 I Holly Tr it IR· 1923-00·2 &/or 451.351.'29 $2,805 04 . 2 Lakeview, 1,:..,1ne.' CA Joaeph. Jefferey. AP Fleldllone Co, AP
461.002-37, $998 74 15"'1 SI. Irvine, CA Ahumada. Marcelo G .• AP Brootcatone. lrvtne, CA I Mle<hHll, Jerry, AP 1139-lll-266, •225 oe 28 11311-19-345, $854.30
Tran, Anh N . AP ElffelCl.lrvlne.CA Uemallu GregoryO.AP 483-142-01, $2,765.54 Penny Pllrl<llt o . AP1134-99-013, $2,419.22 34 Co~=~1~::-.7:c AP AP939-18·3412,18S4.30
«7-034-0e, 11.869.04 3582 Z.mclk, John James Tr, 453-153-34.' 11,217 39 4952 19521 Si.tre Raton Rd, 451-361-14, $1,331 26 29IWest Vele Loop, Irvine, CA 93ll·l8-30f IZ22 19 " l31
Hemllton St. trvtne, CA AP 451--032-80, 12."*02 Bulwood Ln , Irvine. CA lrvtne. CA Bluell'f lrvtne, CA I Born, Roben H . AP O.dOfd Irvine CA TAX RAT! AREA
Reagen, Rochelle R. AP 15«2 Or!Mnt Cl, lrvtne, C White Andre R AP Ktnc:ald, Joe I< Jr. AP Eck. Oenntt K AP 1135-01.012 11 466 20 711 c1*,ng Kit Chi AP ~
447-041-22,11132417881 Brown. Roy W Jr. A 453-1a1:50,$1.195 42 5l85 '63·152.00,S1,t20.805812 451-361-49. S1."*0070 27W•1Y1leLoop,trvtneCA 939-ll-Jll 117818• 1311 l.olola Cl. Irvine. CA 451..()33.-09, 11.557 71 525 Maple lrvlne CA Slerr1 CU. Rd. lrvlne, CA SparrO'#Mwlt, lrvlne CA Unterberga<. Joe. AP Oxford lrvlOe CA . WoodWOr1h, Raymond 0 ,
e>own.yS &l Aun.AP RoyaleAv.trvine,CA Beyahore/Slmpton Tltle Int & Tr Co Tr Kim, Jun1 1• H ,APjl36-04-0311, $2,22012 211 fleldllon'• Co AP AP 483--352-13.13,081 44
447-041-32. $205.82 34152 VIMu. Jerome B., A Corp.A p 463-192-03, .t lR-1923-00-2 &/or O Con· 461-313-13. $793 68 23 Parle Vista. 1rvlne, CA 139_ 18-330 $332 15 • t 40 Sycamort Creek, Irvine
BaylorSt.lrvine.CA 451·042-03. S41142,$2.195.4852-1ThornTr ... "or. Jam•• B .. AP Btue)aylrvlne,CA I Claudon. David, AP · CA
Kuzmlk, John 0 .. AP 13t982 5051 Bayonne Cl. Irvine CA 463-152·11, $44161 19451 Hiller Phlllp , AP1935--07-008, $4,117 40 111 TAX RATE AREA Barnett, Julie A .. AP
447-041-48,$1,587.943591 lrvlne.CA W~kefield Hugh c AP SwraLU"fRd.IMne.CA 451-391-011. 17 1078 7L.aktvlew,lrvine,CA 463-352-23, 13,87118 10
Claremortt SI. Irvine, CA O'Neil. Mletlael B , A 453-112·10 '1113.08 '5251 Dunn, Mlc:hHI, AP M1nd1rln lrvlne. C/. I Shaw. John W AP 26-o82 StlHw1ter, lrvlne, CA
Sutter. Judith K. AP 451-051-21. $2.269 9 Thom Tr .. lrvlne CA 483·1SS.07, S2,242,30 5851 Peeroa, Robert J .AP135--07.017, $1.239 60 3 Sate.de, Oanlel A .. AP
447.051.()3, $877 34 3751 15171 Cri.lon Cl, lrvlne. CA COOk 'airy • W AP Slerr1 Clelo Rd. Irvine, CA 451-381-23, 11.957.34 14 Lakeview, lrvlne, CA · IMne Company Meillll'. 463-371-02, $1,051.20 14
Coaley St. trvtne, CA Kre>m4tf. Stephen M .. AP 453-163:29 1352 88 '17231 Wedgeworth, Wllllem M , Maod1rtn, 1rv1ne. CA Miedema, Ronald O . AP Howard W , 2nd, AP I Rlmrock. Irvine, CA
Au•. J1mH A • AP 461-051-42. $399.82 15172 Cendteber,Y. Irvine. CA AP 463-173-08. 12.525 so Whitman. Robel'1 s . Tr 411.935-26-010, $1,514 94 111 590-015-13. $15.416 03 Henna. Rot>«t F . AP
447-053-15. 11.511 50 3872 Vichy Cl. Irvine. CA Hervey, Sherry N.. AP 5598 Oui.y Tr, lrvlne, CA et.AP 451-3112-0t, 1767 25 Pl~. Irvine, CA 4113-372-04, $1,752 15 17
Cleremont St. tl'Vlne. CA 0. Bot, Sondra. AP 453-164-45 $921.01 5141 Greenlhlelda, George W. 17 Matl.ard, lrvlne, CA RoatOCll, Char1el E .. AP TAX RAT! AREA RJmrock, lrvtne, CA
Etandl, Pernl1n, AP 451.051-e9, 11.121.68 1 TllornTrM lrvtne CA AP 463-186-07. 13.051.24 l ambeiti..Stec>f\anle,AP93S-2&-o27, $1,55315 53 21-017 FiatHlf, lrvlng N., Tr, Af>
447-081-10. 1775 89 17511 Roanne Cl. lrvlne, CA eecu. Mk:llMI w , AP 5952 Slerre Sien• Rd lrvlne. 451-382·27. $2,858.82 41Plnewood. lrvlne. CA 934-75-005, $2,7112.52 11
UrttlefAv.lrvlne.CA Mentu. Steveann. AP453.172-14, $1,906.80 19CA Croucreell,lrvlne,CA , Scanlon,FrencltChatlH, Fergueon, Petar,AP CoolBrook,lrvine.CA
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935-13.otO, 13.28142 4 Ching, PtllHp C Y.1 Va!WyVtew,ll'\'lne,CA U0-111·'1. 1920111
Cheng. CM-l<uef. A Btlllant IMn. CA
03&-83-t02, 1Ut7 00 21 Mc tnery, IM>t
Valley View. lt"1ne, CA 630-112·21, 11,951 M
VIII WleNn, Ooneld I., Mtalll-. IN!ne. CA
AP 935-tS-105, 11.72581 Nava. Maroot A.
15 v111ey view. 1rv1ne. CA "°'" 112.54, 12.201 oa Oi.ae. 9atblr1 LAI AP A.bltO, lrvlne, CA
935 83 111. ts,043 oe 3 Almeten. !ly A •
Vtltey Vllw. IMM. CA 530-122..t2, 12.002 9;l
JotltnlQrl, Per w • AP CutlllO, lrv!ne CA
936-63-114, 13,781 42 2• Cei~. Jerry 0
Roetty l<noll, lfvlM, CA 530-122...65, $2,904 00
Pefl(Cl'#lkl, Oallld, A Caatlllo, lrvl,,_, CA
1135..63-' 15, 12.200 40 2 Aodl~ Knoll, Irvine, CA TAX RA Tl ARE.A
M-115 Cyr, Jo• A • AP
"5-83--117, 13,851.84 ~
Rooky Knoll, tNlne, CA Herold, AOll/td A .
Fl1h1r, Ft1nk, AP530-112--03, 12.08738
835-13-133. $1.900 '7 17 Sevtlle, I~. CA
Roetty Knoll, Irvine, CA ~. Wllllam f • ,
O'Donnell, John W . AP 530-112-0t 11 5.C4 12 '3&-63-151, 13,451 30 3.4 Sevllle trvl~ CA Rocky Knoll, Irvine, CA
Evan1, David H,, AP
836-e3-llS2, $3,41148 31'
Rocky Knoll, Irvine, CA
TAX RATI AA!A
21-11•
TAX RA TE AREA ea1111c1yan Aoop ' 2&-104 529-114-08. $3,267 ~2 Blue Ridge. Irvine, CA
MUI Certe1on s AP K Im • ch u n ° . #
5211-1:1.42 S2 287 SI " 621· 11"22. $2.193 22 Roeky RI~. Irvine. CA Sherpat>urg, Irvine, CA
Wong, Chi. Kt11ng. AP T a x .... TE .. Al a 630-0H-15, 13,425 88 15 .. ""' .. ..
Kate Eatt. lrvlne, CA 29-111
Moore, Ta<ry S . AP
530-0t3-04. t2,402.80 7 W<ler, J1met W
GIOfleta Eut lrvlfle. CA 5211-013-30. $I. 769 72
Gu1knecht, Fred. AP Colonlll, Irvine. CA
53().()21-11, $ 1,305 11 10 Kncellle. MlfO Z, >
CempatltlfO w .. 1. lrvlne, CA 529-063·35. $1,3115 17 LH, Seng w • AP l•Jtlngton. lrvlne. CA
530-031-11, S1,317.llO 2 Wetton CommarCI
Nlno1. Irvine, CA Propartln. AP 621-073 I
McKH. Jem••. AP $3.013 38 13 Sar1tog
630-031-25, 12,045 68 25 lrvlne, CA
Oelemeee Eut, Irvine, CA
ScllulU. WUllllTI A . AP
530.03 1·63, '482.73 I 0.-
llmN& Wiit, Irvine, CA
TAX AA TE AR!A
2&-111
Owonlk, Rudolph, AP Robert•. Kenneth A #
530-041-04, 1941118 19 ~9-011-09, 1959 47
Alamedl, Irvine, CA Stonewall, Irvine. CA
McWhlner. Ronlld H., AP Oanlel•. Steven l , #
530-052-12. 1 1.804.64 29 6211-081-40, $2,13396
Fortune Eut, Irvine, CA CrONk•y. lrvlne. CA
Semplerj, Frenot• N .• AP T 0 m. u . Ar I 0. A
530-053-27. 31.759... 12 529-081·50, $202 94
Eneueno w .. 1. lrvll)e. CA Crot.lkey, Irvine CA
Nebel\Z.ll'll, Maro J , AP Kaddo. Rudolph A -
530-053-49. &1,776 04 18 529-082-02, $1.678 9?
Enaueno Eaat. lrvlne, CA Prlnaelon, lrvlne. CA Ch1C)pelle, Dontld C . AP
53().()71-02, $1,90542 23 TAX AATE AREA
FOf'luna W111, Irvine, CA 2e-11t
Forero, Alfoneo, AP
530-073-03, $l,6U 32 21I Midden RIChatd J A
Fortune Eaat. Irvine, CA 529-12&-02 85 $104 05 • Goodrich, WIHiem Page. · ' AP 530·073-15.85, $117 le Dewey lrvlne, CA
3 Eneueno wes1, trvtne. CA TAX A.ATE AREA Krogle. J.,.,_ R , AP
530-075-01. 11.798.42 14 2&-120
Enaueno fut. lrvtne, CA
Willoughby. Wllllem R., Aodrlgue.t. Rudolpti l AP 530-078-06. $1.079.03 4 AP 551-022-00. $1,938 4
Wllklng Or. lrvlne, CA 10 CMnwllllt, lrvlne, CA
0. I.a Crui, Olc:at G . AP Wlelt. Relph R , A
530.01&-1•. '413 12 a u 551-02a-0s. s ust oe
Paloma Or. IMne. CA Beflnlngton, lrvlne CA
Klein, Ttiornu H . AP
530.0711--25, 12,012 90 II
C1mp1na Dr. lrvlne, CA
Seven Oelanter1 lid. AP
530-076-29, $955. 15 7 0.-
lantlfl Or, Irvine, CA
Mey. Olivar . AP
530.077-15, $1.641 14 •
Tonada Or, Irvine, CA
Carllale, M. Ken Sr, AP
53()..()81-12. $2,452 '° Eletanla, Daniel J Jr AP
53()..()82-21, S 1,294 52 3
Remeda. lrvlne. CA
Partcer. Mlcheel Edward.
AP 630-013-28, 11,538 24 2
Aamade. lrvlne. CA
Aet>~loctl. Juergen, AP
530-084-04. $1,57? 72 12
Redond1, lrvtne, CA
Zimmerman, Fred W Jr,
AP 530-0tl-04. l1.323.77 I
Entrlda Weal, lrvfne. CA
ClsnerOI, Alfred L.. AP
530-091-e2. 12.«0.341 22
Eden. lrvlne. CA
Oer Hov1ne1111n
Souren, AP 530-102· 17.
$788.07 25 LUC*o Eut,
Irvine, CA
Winik, Robert J Jr. AP
530-103-01, s 1,4411.18 2
Lucero Eut. Irvine. CA
Edwardt. Neal l , AP
530-152.04, $1.270 31 II
Vlspera, Irvine. CA
Peare:•. Larr]• AP
530-152-22. "'· 14 10 2• Rincon, lrvlne, CA
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29-105
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29-121
Hetherington. Thom1
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26 Allegheny, lrvlnt , CA
TAX RATE AREA
29-122
Mountalnweet S &
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S3.760.20 10 Jarneatow
ll'\llne, CA
Amerleln Investor• C ve111lled Corp.A
5211-113-01 '3.505 54 '
Plymouth. lrvtne. CA
Mlkllloglu, Jl1aylr. A
529-113·02. 11,734 05 ' Plymouth, lrvtne, CA
Robef'ls. Cllfford W J
AP 551.031-11, $2.414 4
45 CllOall. lrvlne, CA
Herm1no. EleuterlO L A 551.031-33, $2.024 14 :!
Hunter, Irvine, CA
Luevano. Minuet J A
551.031·34, $2.052 92 3
Hunter, Irvine, CA
Ereltr Mlthlll. A
551.002-01, 12,1119 4:1 2
Choate, lrvtne. CA
LlrlZ, Arm1ndo,A
55t.032-11 $1 .020 93
Choate. lrvlne CA
Guymon, Gery L AP 451 -101-06, 12,2199 Hawthorn Irvine CA Tltle Int & Tr Co Tr CrltOltomo, Eaper1nz91AP935-2&-o31,$8229161 935-34-203. 112000 1a1 1 Baker, Kathryn W, AP
447-082-0S, 132138 3842 1S072Clar11Cl,lrvlne,CA Oel '"*'"*''•lid, AP lllR-1 823-00-2 a/ors . AP 45 1-411-15,Plnewood,lrvine,CA Terocco.lrvlne.CA 1134-75-015. $1,5S0.24 26 52~~~3~ .. s~~~OA~
Salem St. lrvtne, CA Sotovleff. Stepnen W A 453-172-70 $1 oe5 70 a Sarkany, L11zlo, AP $2,262 19 29 Shorebird. l<ett.y. EC1w11d H , AP Mlllnlek, MIChMI A. AP I Rain~ Fella. lrvtne, CA
Dewy, W111tam Bul'1on A
551-032-15, $8711 ,,
Choele. lrvln•. CA
Sulllvan, Stephen M . A
551--032· 19, 12,878 32 ?
Cnott•. 1rv1ne. c~
Petko. M1rtln J .A
551-042-35, $2,803 48 1
Aberdeen, Irvine, CA
tierman(>, Eleutarlo L ,Al
551-042-40. $1.734 21
At>erd_.,, lrvlne, CA
Dono111n, Jonn P ,AI
Hunter Frederldl N AP 451-101-83, 1780 68 ..... Dogwood ~th '1rv1ne CA 413·27 t-28 s 1,003 110 lrvlne CA \835-26-040. 11189.82 79 1135-3"-232. '731.33 151 RylUfldam. Wllllam F .. Wlnchealer, lrvlne. CA
447-0tl$-15, $031 311 '7571 Kron SI, lrvlne, CA Slc:lnllll. euUt>tusz E. AP 11702 Pueo Cone, lrvlne, Morse, Roy V AP'Plnewood, lrvlne, CA Tlrocco. Irvine. CA AP 934-75-0211, '4, 113 02 Whlfl, Garry R . AP
Teecnar1 All, Irvine, CA Wood•. Jerome A., A 453-173-11 $1965 74 25 CA 451-412..().1,, 12.20128 171 l<lng, Jon s . AP Sancha. Timothy J .. AP 19 Ralnt>Ow Fella, lrvlne, CA ~~!:~·~i~5J1117 W•I
Ghalpurl. M•ntoUr. AP 4!11-111-04.$1.112.725081 OogwoodSooth.'lrvlne ,CA AP 463-272·32, S431.04 Plnlall,lrvlne.CA 935-28-0«. $2,33229 97 935-34-2311 $15708 231 Plhl. Roger A., Tr, AP w i11 Id·, I AP
447-071-37. $1 .962.46 3961 Norris St, lrvtne. CA letournaau, Eugene A , 18801 Pueo Plcuao lrvlne. Skinner, Robert G . AP' Pinewood, lrvlne, CA Terocco. l~tne, CA 934-75-040, 12.021 29 12 529_ i:M: .a.!~··
HendrlxSt,lrvlne,CA Parker, Jeffrey. AP AP 453-173-24 $43840 2 CA 451-431-08, 11.463 611 87' Jonea, Oouglu C. AP CrystllPool,lrvine.CA Shed ~ O le4 I(
Olton. Wllllam R .. AP 45t 111·32.196089 15081 CamptiorSouth,lrvlne.CA Doig, Arthur H AP Nighlhewlt,trvlne,CA 835-26-053, 1119102 n TAXAAT£AREA EIQtlObMlll. Seid E . AP AP 5~7 .. -01· .::723 .i
«7.071-311 '701 26 3952 Tourelne Wy lrvlne. CA Stmon, EdWerd R . AP 483--281--03 $1,063 44 41131 Holllnglon. Gloria 0 . AP'Plnewood. lrvlne. CA 2t-Oll ~-15--045. $2.1135.U 35 "' • ....,
Hendrlll St Irvine. CA lubenlto Rober1 M . AP 453.17._29 1948 89 2 Jor Pueo 0. Vege. lrvlne, CA 451-431-13. $4,006.48 51 Tkach, Theodore J et 111, Cool Brootl, lrvlne, CA Wt111 Trenton, Irvine, CA
Clam1n. Wl1111m N. AP 451-112-05, 11,423 80 dooEHt.lrvlne.CA T I & T r C o NIOhlhlwlt,lrvlne,CA AP 936-26-054, $1,70554 Loud, Oonna J ,AP Wlllls, John L Tr. AP
447-071.e2, $521 111 17472 15082 Talley St. lrvlne, CA OeNlal. John O , AP Tr# lR-1923-00·2 &/or Grlet>e. Darryl M ,AP30 Pinewood. Irvine, CA 451-562.0t. 11,669.68 47 934·96·020, 1954 65 63 TAX "AT£ AREA
WayneAv.lrvlne.CA Tiiie Ina & Tr Co Tr 453-174-38,$e08047Mlm· Vuwanl, Roop, AP 451-432-02. $2,058.94 4 Smith, Tlmat• K AP ShoollnQSlar,lrvlne,CA C1nyonRldge,lrvlne,CA 2t-10I
Bud!, Thomas C AP •lR-1923-00-2 &/or Hanle. ou Irvine, CA 453-211-1' 12,311.215041 Slnds1one, lrvtne. CA t 3 5 -3 4 -0 0 1 8 5 , Slephenl, Peggy M. AP Cohen, M .. \lln F , AP
•47-071-65 $351 53 1744 1 Ray l AP 453-032-43, .... Morgan Pll Sono AP Pueo Oe Vega, Irvine, CA Flofn. Joeepn James Jr.I 104 38 446 Or•noe 451-582.02, 11.•29.72 48 934-18-030, $1.788 60 4
Taachert Av lrvlne. CA $513 07 10 Bascom Sl,1 453-202-30 13.221 ,4 20 Romney Robert E., AP AP 45t-4.33-01, 12.092 02 Bloaom, Irvine, CA Shooting Sier. Irvine. CA Sliver Craelc, lrvlne. CA
Woolard. Jerry. AP trvtne.CA Shula,lrvlne.CA •113-281-21. $2,337 79 84Nlghthl~.lrvine.CA Lobue. Victor, AP Morcot, LOfrllne A , al frey1ag, Horttmer, AP
4•9-041-07. $1.791184 3801 AP 453-035-511, $443 75 5 Zintgretf, Rober1 F AP 16572 Pueo Pizarro. lrvlne. Oenlell, Oougl .. L., AP'935-34·009, $571.91 440 al.AP 451·512.04, $8e9 28 1134-96-010115, $104 08 25
C1rmel Av, lrvlne, CA Glllmen SI, lrvlne CA 453·202-43. 12,044 12 1 CA 451-433-07. 13,917 88 9&0range BIONOm, lrvlne. CA 33 Sttoollng Ster, lrvlne, CA Canyon Ridge, Irvine. CA
Nipper. Leon M . AP Donnell. Rot>er1 l AP Luaen. l"'lne. CA Title 11'11 a Tr Co Tr Nlghlh1wll lrvlne. CA Hiii. P1ul F . AP Bingham, Wllllam 0 ,AP 449-041-13 1291113 35&1 453-035.ell St 13372 2 Humple Geo<ge 0 AP lllR-1923-00-2 &lor KMIO, Rou , Elvln AP935·34-018, 153967 168 45t·!l71-07,$1141 10 14
Carmel Av Irvine CA Gillman St Irvine CA 453-202-88 $1 266 71 6 Stephen J AP 483-212-21. 451-433-0t, $1,"'47 42 100Lamon Grove. lrvlne. CA Sh<>Otlng Siii, lrvlne. CA TAX RAT£ AREA
29--100 Mc G1ugh1n. Terrence T I 6 T r C Tltloe. 1rv1ne. CA' $457 28 41181 Pueo 0111. Nlghlhawlt, lrvlne, CA Turenne. Adrienne, AP Aubin, Robert A ,AP
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3562 Carmel Av, Irvine. CA Paul A AP 453.036.05, AP 453·202·811.11.11119 12 9 AP 451-441-10, $6,459 511 Lemon Grove, lrvtne, CA Rockwren. Irvine. CA 453•401.0J. l-4."407.60 5 Ande<aon. Oofothy M 12.655 511 14 Butler St. lrvl Tlhoe. Irvine CA TAX RATe ARl!A Wong, Weng.Chan. AP Ng, Clllford G . AP &x:ki.y, Galen l. AP 8luff View, Irvine, CA
AP 449-053-06. $1,2118111 ne. CA Wat11enlln Wiiiiam, AP •St·•Sf-14, 11,051.53 8935-34-1 111 $412 ., 321 451-641-20, Sl,007 111 40 Marquand, Mike A .. AP
14631 s-tan St lrvlne Tiiie Int & Tr Co Tr 528-025-27 $1024 15 29-42"1 Morn~Oove.lrvlne.CA TangalO.lrvine,CA Alhwood,lrvlne,CA 463-424-0I, 13,31690 20
CA •lR-1923-00-2 &/orFrltch, 13842 Mllgtne Cl, l"'lne. Leutnleln. HeiQ• L . AP Rote, ze·av . AP Monon. Judy Kl'f, APE lrvl CA
Galu Robert, AP J.nrey (JI) AP 453--042-13. CA I Church Llt>eriyBepllatOI 451-481·32. $1.~22.02 2~935-35-037. $496.75 240 451-872..()3, S2,470SI 12 ~":;rl: F~itz , AP
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14782 Ooncuter Rd. lrvtne. CA cent AP 528-025-47, 120·138·511. S44505 Kellh. Ell... AP' Mc: Oulnn"9, John, AP Tlnlley, W, Mlchael, AP Sll-1wn, 1Nine,CA
CA T I & r r c 0 $2,327 02 4052 Escudero 451-"87.01, 12.380112 141935-35--075 as, $57 111 187 451-872-11. t1.oe2 94 IS AP
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SI oner Merk. AP Germalnder W~. lrvlne. CA Onk1yt11 Cl lrvlne CA Rot>ertlOl'I Lawrence 0 Redhawtc. Irvine. CA 'Wetatone, Irvine, CA Cedinrlng, Irvine. CA ..()9 l3 33 30 II
449-092-23, 1788 17 5122 Newdorf, Barberi J , AP Chol, v'on Shim, AP AP 933.93 0~7 $1' '38 12 2 Zlmmermen, Arthur Outahlll, Oary W, AP S al, Thomu G .AP ~~ah. Irv!,;!, CA
Oo1nolle Av.lrvina.CA . 453--042-22. 135052 4058 529-041-11,$1,13780 4221MontanuSud.'1rv1neCA I H ,AP 45t -41 1 02 ,935-65--069, 11,99014 "451 72-20. $2.612.18 a Reichel. John J AP
Ray Gary A . AP Garm1tndef Wy lrvtne. CA Blecklln Av Irvine. CA Metiter Howerd W 2nd, $2.193 71 19 Sanoptper Perch, trvtne. CA Cedlll'tlprlng, trvlne, CA 4~ t.4 807 42 43
Stlll, Thomu Franc11, AP
529-112·45. S 1.545.22 5
Nantucket, Irvine. CA
J. M. Petera CO<'ne>eny
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$2,171 85 3 Nantucket.
lrvlne, CA
Anehelm Sllllnge &. Loan
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AP 551..() 16-10, 12,810 30
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Carroll, Joeeph e . AP
551.017.01, S 1,360 02 et
Bennlng1on. I~. CA
Simard. Emiko. AP
551-07t-15, Sl,147,49 12
Belmonte, lrvl,,., CA
MucoUI, Weyne A • AP
551.071·16. $2.54026 14
Belmonte, Irvine. CA
Tibt>ll, Thomae E , AP
551-072·20. 12,899 46 " HudlOn, ll'VIM, CA
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551.012 .. 1, 12. t21 o• 6 P1mllco, lrvtne, CA
449-092-58 seoe 21 5141 T I a T r c 0 Catruco ~luglo G . AP AP 933.113 073 1951 IW 10 lrvtne CA Murillo, Franlt F\. AP Cramer. MletlMI S.,AP HlllQrUI, IMne, CA .
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Cuey. Frenc:ll P AP BI g n a II J a c: k , AP 134111 Etplr11 Wy, IMne, CA Autlllo Anlh~y Jr AP 451·492·21 65, & 117 Ill 2 Weet Yale loop, lf'V1ne, CA c.dereprlng, Irvine, CA -463-444-ti, 13,)41 74 20 _110 449·103-0t. 1120.00 4372 453-042-24. $1 777 25 4045 Bennett~ Rleherd, AP 934.1o.o2o 12 l8I 68 4 AlderbrOOk, lrvlne. CA Riebe, Cheri .. 0 ,AP Hll=re•, Irvine. CA .,... BefmudaCl.lrvlne,CA Germ1tnderWy,1"'1ne.CA 5n-044-11.$2541.3441112eerr1tolrv1,;.c A Ng , Cll llord. A TAXRATtARI A 461-881-32. 13,02021 4 e AP
Stteran John W . AP AP 453-042-70. $1934 52 Setec:t1 Or lrvtne CA Gtt>fon s'tt11en Meury 451·493-33. $415 411 3~ 2&-035 Mounteln AMI. Irvine, CA • Hert>ert ~· Unruh 8hlr'-Y ! AP
.. 9· 112-14 SI, 144116 4831 16 Iron Bent Wy, lrvlne CA Hoag Edwatd 0H , 3rd. AP AP 93~.29·0lll $I 2114 S4 e Aldert>rook, lrvlne, CA Bouketlllr. PNl!p I< .. AP 463-4'4·t4• $2,35 tO 14 1135-16-163. IS07 3 l 16
l<aren Ann Ln. lrvtne CA · AP 453-043-21 12.351 52 529-04~·311 '39127 4081 L.aoo Sud tMne c'A Ruuell. Fred 8 ,A ITI Wond CO<'nmunlea 451..atl-65, 12.559 94 1 H"t:' IMMS ~ l Denver INIM. CA
Bowmen 0.le A . AP 11 Brltbene Wy, lrvkle, CA WllllwlW Or. Irvine. CA ~ttctlle George R. AP 451·S01-02. 11.•1112 27Jt1on1 Inc AP ff-264-28035. Whlla Blrcll, Irvine, CA p 4&3~"· I te.459 30 0u1c:ioue. Men\191 AP 449·122-3!1 St.&71114•572 AP453.043·80,$73611 115 8 1nd l V ince AP93 .. 29-04J Sl l272"4 l5 Sanelplper,lrv1ne.CA ,52 63 ' CM.nganaqul, ~ranclaoo, A l·ll, ·4 935-18-lSO, 11,995.$8 I
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Lagerlof. Stepri.n, AP AP 453.043.e2. $810 96 II t4573 l<uan 's1. 1rvina, CA S~ N~man p AP 451·S02.02, l1,42t 15 1 44S.Q.4l.Qo SI 809 54 12 Wl\lle 81r0h, lrvlne, CA 48;.~;~:97~9Tr ~~ ,.,.~17 :.!, l :L7 .. ~5,, · 1:,P0 441·131-15 158154 4171 P11rnen10W~ lrvlne,CA MCOee & Peut Inc. AP113.4-29-047 l .l.017•0 l3 Wlllowbtootl.lrvtne.CA _1 ' Egan, Dennie J . AP SoollQtll Irvine CA ... ~ ..,..... • .-w' •
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Ju1teMn Cla.iM AP Oueen1 WrMth Wy, INine t4Sll2 Golden Olen SI. Miiier Alan I AP 451 511-07 1199 52 4 81ti a-OJI Meretl Hawk. IMne, CA 463-482 &a l5 4112 lf
449-135-11 $1,200 72 4081 CA 1rvtne CA 134-30-025 1123080 12 tarwood, lrvlne, CA COOk. JOM911 T . AP ~ • NOrmen A AP TAX AAT8 AMA
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verbrtea, lrvlnt. CA TAX "ATI ARIA Mc:Kueon, Alctlard Kii l.oveleee, Wllllam, AP 139-012-10 0100. 3240 935·&0-014.0100, 2154 C.· Khoneml. 1r1l "·· AP CA 1&20.82 Homa Ct1urcn •200599 ~ot:~ood Irvi ne CA ,5:.1~~~;2, ~;~ .. o~3.A~ 2'-141 ~:83 4~~:~10Ct I~ HS-512·10, 12.0113.H MlnMeOt• AY, Cott• M ... sx:n Or. Cotti MIH. 024·302·38.0100. 2089 Federal Natlanll Mon· AP 175-0t4-11 0100, 495 I 1 ~111!i1 Pet... M AP
Whl.,...,1,.,, Wind, t-•-. CA .......... .,,Br-.. H .... II, ap 8eaoll CA n 1 • 18381 S. Paolllc Av, Suntet M&0.21 8.43 Seaoout Cl, Huntington gege, AP 153-213..o7 0100. Oahu Or, Hunllng10t1 Baecl1. 449•241•54 O100 , .. 1 , .......... ., ,.,,_ .,..... ..., •• ,. • 8"ch, CA NemDt, Sidney A , AP Rafferty, Pllrlc:lc W., AP Beech. CA l 14t 80 19912 Lotul l.n. Huntington CA 15.2-4 52 w Jol\nton, Daniel K .. AP 529-191-28, I 152 311 13 Mltchell, Larry L., AP CMttner. Ellen E.. AP 139-102..Qa.O tOO. 3232 Iowa 938-33..012 0100, 1204 La Colline J«tray O AP 8Mctl, CA '202.'3 11.ug, Chtet., A , AP ta~~tv ln 1""1lf CA
'52·t41-44, $3,040.71 2 Vk:ktburg,lrvlne.CA ~~..0:1•34·~~ 118·512-21,1937.0018372 St.Cot1aMeea,tt42.3 1 Arenu Wy, Cotta M ... 025.04 1~200100, ··1805 Smalf lu1lne11. AP 171·183·080100 18112 Knan. NUlm ~ AP
Eartymom, lrvtne, CA 0 e v11, Caro I, AP CA ' aya, • N. PICfflc AY, SunMt Belcfl, Splnlll, Kenneth Oat., AP 1284 82 Huntlf'lgton 81, Huntington 153-303•08.0100, 11792 Sima St, Huntington 8each u9.252.22 o100 14502 Or·
Hong. Jin Tu.AP 528-203-05, 11.38130 7 CA 139-102-200100,3221 ~ Cont• lnveetmenll Inc, Baectl,CA132591 Potomac Ln, HuntlngtonCA.l1,4M2• a1199Ac:r•Ln IMne CA •52· 171· 13. 12.035 '9 19 Bull Run, Irvine, CA Sl~le, Jacob J · AP Goldman. Gene E.. AP York Av Cotti MeH, AP 938-33--023 0100, 1222 Tout Raymond I. AP e.ctl. CA 1211 57 Aaeoda1• Flnancltl. AP s279 70 R11na1ar,IMM ,CA McC1tlerty,OeMl1M . 4s28-l~.0\'8!~_00 .?.:..o.2179.513-1 1. '2.80884 1352~. l.UArenuWy,CoatOA .... 025·0 .. l ·230100. '1413 lamb. Earl ,., AP 171·222·15 0100 '971 Smith 8rll(I G AP
Hoffman, Chal1ea L , AP AP 529-205-22. 1822 18 14 c:1" ne ,.y, vuwlt ........... 18'31 Coat Hy, Sunael Bank, Lloydl Cal TR_.A, 1102 71 Huntington SI, Huntington 153·331·24.0100, 19352 PHrce St Hunllt1gto11 u9.21 1•13 O IOO 4 le 452·171-14, 12,13757 21 Chattanooga lr'illne.CA 8eeetl,CA AP 139·551·12 0100, NourM, Peter W. AP Beacn,CAl13251 Jerfllyn ln. Huntington Beec:n.CA$285 72 Lom1 SI lrY•ll•. C.A
Rt1n1111, Irvine, CA Brown, Jetlr.-y 0 , AP e.1111, John Gregory lt,482.91 t38·U ·005.0100, 2511 111gl1t0'#9r, Flofenoe P. 8Mc:tl, CA. lt.02' 3t Chan. PNlip P C lCc>I. a1 52387 WftYer, Orley K ,AP 52$-21 t-54. l 1,4Cle 14 23 TAX RATI ~IA Miya. Franl< 8 Tr e1 I.I, AP Holtz, John A , AP Elden Av, 00911 Meta, AP 025-131-31"0100. 1903 Lamb, brl A.. A AP 178-281·19 0100 18171 Rtmtr ez Lupe AP
•52·172--03, 12,1 18.Ge 4 Rtcnmond, lrvtne, CA 56-G:lt 178-514·02, l1,8U.75 130·801·23.0100, 2791 141 ti Florida St, Huntington 153-334·07 0100, 1292 l1011<1n1 St. Hun11ng1on u 9.293•14 0 100 4382 R1l11111r, lrvlne. CA Terry, Paul p . AP 18452 241h St, SunMt Redwlng Cl. COit• Meaa, Norn•. Carol s . AP e.acn. CA 121M1.50 . Grand Or. Huntington 8eech, CA $552 22 M11gart11 St Irvine CA
Crowley, Jamee M AP 529·213· 10, 1778 4 1 9 Carney, TtlOmll J .. AP Beech, CA I 1,330.28 938·89·009 0100, 2430 Hlghloww. Flortnoa p , 8Mc:tl, CA 114&.31 Mtllat, JOMph P AP 1397 12 452·172·23, $3,312.IMI s Clttdel.lrvlne,CA 439..()82..05.11.241.782828 AP 178-614-15, 13.825.57 Anchor Thrift ' Loin Sent1A11aAY,CoetaM .... AP 025-131-40.0100. 1901 Harper, MtMn I. AP 1711-532-170100, 18HO FIMI E p
Oultt Moon, Irvine, CA Sandar1. Michail s . ., al, Senta Ana AY, Cott• M .... 18452 24tl1 81, Sunt1t Aaan. AP 141-301.01 0100, 172 73 Florida S1, Huntington 153-382-24.0100, 19082 Bay View Dr. Hunllngton 4 ~8•2:.'~go 10°0er~4~2 G . r y . A I y m 0 n Cl 'AP 529-213-11, 11.509 74 7 CA e.ach. CA . 2832 OrlkeAY, Coet• MIN. NechaHI, Thomas E.. AP Baactl, CA 12ee.eo Hllllboro Ct. Huntington 8-.cl'I. CA 11.~ 31 R ' s CA
Ch1rlH,AP 452·254·0•. Clltdel, Irvine, CA County of Orange, AP AP 178-514-18, Sl,817 71 $A4.71 938-73-0111.0100, 210 18111 11and.,eon Brian 0., A BMoh, CA 1247.83 Conney, Franll AP a:a:·~ 1 irvine
S1,473 85 11 Halfmoon, Bowen. Roberl R., AP 439-092·10, l 1Ge82320154&8 2'11'1 St, SunMI Diamond, Mary, AP Pl,CotllM .... 1153.12 025-131·52.0 100, 1904 limb, Etrl A , AP 178-e31..03 0t00 4'35SN Heu Jtm y AP
lrYtna,CA 152$-213-111, 11,51480 17 OelMarAv,COltaMeaa.CA a..cn.CA 141·522·1 1 0100, 112 Parl1I, Dana, AP f<ltuna Ln. Huntington 153-383·230100, H31 Harbour Of Hun11ng1on 449.313.130100 14265 Zlmmennan. Kun l . .AP Savannll'I lrvlne CA Baca. WUll1m A., AP ~ 8MtrU S .. AP Hudton AY, Coate M .... 938·73·033.0100, Cotti Beacn, CA S~ 25 Pollack Or, Huntington a..cn. CA 1107 ~ Mat-Av lrviM CA 452·271-48, 12,087 28 14 ' ' 439-t01· 12, 12,392 78 311 178-518-03, 1131.85 18555 I 148 93 M ... I 181 97 Trantatneflca Flnll'ld*, BMCh. CA 1942 151 Gragert TlmOllly C AP 535557 Wl~t. Irvine, CA TAX RAT! AA!A M ... Or, eo.ta Mtea, CA Coaal Hy. SunMt BMCh, CA I Md«ton. Rene E . AP Kendell RMI Elt•I• CorJ> AP 025--133-25.0100, 1924 Lamb, Earl A . AP 178-831-51o100. 18835 M 0 AP •52~u30-2_.1 •• Rtcn11111.3080 .5A5 ·~ 26-144 Slpoe, Raymono E. AP AP 118-5t&-04, 172579
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141·852·55.0100 3128 AP 937-50--012 0100 22~ Ollawar• St. Hunt1ng1on 153·394-04 o100. 11362 Algonquin s1 11unht1Qton u8.3'f2~)22 0 1u0°~·~ 3982 .. v n 439-10t-18, S1.290 32 2681 1e.&e1 Coat Hy, SUnMt Mcl(Jnley Wy, Cotta M .... Pacific Av Colla M ... Beactt, CA t2t.29 Silmon ln. H1111llngton BelCh. CA 114130 c.dron SI •vine CA Wh~•lllf'IQ Ille, lrvtne, CA Redland• °'· Coet1 Meea. e.acn. CA 138.8 t $2Q.4 77 Learning WorlCI, AP Beed\, CA $2tt 49 . c.n.on. Wllllam E AP 170 9• s I• n Cl er d. p ec I fl c Wunl~ton, Frank G, AP CA AP 178-518-05, S731 85 WIMUn. _Jabn f . AP Kloll. Kl I UI. A" 025-tlll-40 0100, 11.247.08 AlbuQuerque F.OWal, AP 171-etl·24 Ot00.3&41 Ven-Z•ff•re< Aon1ld AP
Corp.AP -45~..-&ff·S1-, G2 .... l24-1. CS2,844 30 31 Tow. Aober1 A .. AP 18685 Cout Hy. Suneet 141·H 2·07 0100, 1018 937-88-002 0100 54' KNegef, Keith A .• A 153-404-11 .0 100. H 07 IUr't Dr. HunUnglc>f\ lkectt. «9-'41-41 0100 9TortOoM
S&e4" 22 Tlmbefg•1•. rant. Irvine, ... 439-102.05. 1$34 2' 2874 Baectl, CA MIUIOn Dr. Coet• M .... WHton St. Coe1a 114..a 107·311·08.0100, 18581 Kenllngton °'· Huntington CA $2,200.50 Shelf lrv<ne CA $172 34
lrvlna. CA R.dlandt Of, Cotl• Meaa, Slvefton. Wllllam R .. Jr, $At2.9t 155 21 Newl1nd St. Huntington Beec:n, CA 121 18 81nk, Seour1ty Pacific: FrMman Fiiimore AP Chiarini, George J., AP TAX RATE AA!A CA AP 118-618-0e, $2,991.8' Whelan, JOhn F. AP Beech, CA 121a5 Saleh, Noman M. AP AP 178-705-78 0100, 1806& 4'~1·1115010 1 Skl 937·4~--015, lt,378.50 73 11-141 ~ary. JOMPf'llna, AP 185&e S. PllOll\c Av, SunMt 141-885-25.5010, 854 El PROPERTY IN Blldwtn, Rlcnard O., A 153-413·13.0100, 1978 1 SvrprlM Ln, Huntington lrvtne CA SI 013112 we<
Smok .. 1one, lrvlne. CA 439-102-11.85, 190.&e 2857 Beaeh, CA I Camino Or. Cotta M .... FOUNTAIN VALLEY t07·3t2·0•.0100. 185• Clwemonl Ln, Huntlng!on Beacn. CA $&oe •1 P.;.k 'E. Hw• AP
Meir;. George Y .. AP Leiter, 0•1•. AP Rlvertlde Or, Co.I• M .... ButterlllldS&lAMn,AP $137.83 Monroe Ln, Huntington 8MCh,CA l241M Albl rt. lln p AP 449-«i.52~ 19 Bui
937·47·253, 1701.38 27 483-4«-27, SA,113.te t3 CA 178-531-07, l1.H8 H I Treneamerloa Flnenolll, CITY S..cm,CAl533.ee Lamb, w Kenneth. AP 178-731-200100 3322Ven· t~ lrlllne CA 's111M
WOOdlMI, lrvtne, CA Hlllgrue, lrvlna, CA Thomae. Greg c .. AP 1eao2 Bay View Dr. SunMI AP 14t.ell3--03 0100, 3118 H1r1. Don R AP 153-432·14 0100, 191111 lure Of, Huntington s.aeh Bonner Brue. q AP
K•bler, lrvln E. AP Zarnarrt, Unda O . AP 439-111..05, 11,318 04 2589 a.ach, CA Van Bufen AY, Cotta .,...., Yanoff, l1rry F., AP 107 .543.14 O 100. 8531 Hickory Ln, Hunt111g1on C/. $4.302 12 461 0,2•32 0 ,00 s ,3 •
937-47-323. 1120.00 187 4~2-38, M,825 48 40 Wille Ln. COltt M .... CA MIUe, Wayne A AP $480.()4 108--083· 15 0100, 10931 M«le Cl, Huntington BMCn, BMcil. CA IA-08 05 Hayden JllCk N AP Chat .. u C• '"' ,,_ CA GrMntt.id, lrvtne, CA Sunllght, lrvlne, CA Morgan, Brooke, AP 178-531·20, 1799.32 t8784 I J ew e 11 . 0 o y I e , AP Peb~ Ct. Founllln Valley, CA 1215 &e W T Newland Et11te, A 171· 732· 14 5010 18251 l3M •I
Irvine Co , AP 811lm)'lf. John W., AP 439-11l·11,$2,142522580 CoutHy.SunNt&elCtl.CA 412·122·03 5010, t055 CA $308 15 Cempt>etl, ClyOe 0., A 153·582·010100 1271 Welrua ln. Hunlfngton Tr•~umer-u r:c1,.A11Cll i 937-47-378. 123'.24 TR •63-412·45. 12,12892 49Wlllol.n,COltaM9u.CA HarbOur Point EatatN, Tulare Or Colle Meaa, Teti. Suelle n AP 107·.573·19 0100,1&91 Orybank Or, Huntlngton8McilCAS1377• AP ,5 1•05 1 .~2 .;oo '
10371 Lot 1 Unit 21Tog with Sunlight, lrvtne, CA Luce. Ronald Qregory, AP 178-532-44, SA.89S lie 1 167 97 108-872·800100. 15959 Cl, 11unUngton Beactl, C Btech CA 111 t 43 Norna J-L AP Roanne Ci lr~•ne CA an und 1178 Int In lol f ~ LOMer. VOii!., H 0 . AP AP 438-111·28. l 1,0f8 12 18023 Partl AY, SunMt Munot, P•blo A . AP Roclcy C1, Fountain Valley, S30 28 Crowley Kenton L. AP 195·013-28 0100 8232 $287 ,,
1ega1edtromAP 452-0e1..Q8 483-511·20. $3,58838 25 390 Oran1CI• Wy, Coat• 8ea<:h,CA 418-023--030100. 501 Slur· CAl51117 Sc:hMr. Normen Craig 155-022-080100, 19591 Roy9l OU°' Hunllf'lglon TuM Jemea II 4 p
Orenle r . Gary.AP MornlngGlory,lrvlne.CA M .... CA AP 178-532-45, $4,18414 geon Or. Coat• MHa, Stev. o.m110 Inc:. AP AP 107-e13·150100, 8311 Con11•ll•t1011 ln. Hunt· 9each,CA ~708 451·0112·130100 15311!.
937-48-025, 1 1,188.02 40 Peru, All M , AP HanHn, Jo E., AP 18924 Park AY, SunMI "8404 112·82 1·010100, 111417 Terry0t,Hvntlngton8"cll, lnglon8Ndl,CA$741S3 Pacific F«SereJ S & L NtntH Cl trv•~• CA
rulhlng Wind, lrvlne, CA 931·85-413, 11, 1H 93 12 439-112..03, I t.320 40 2805 Beech. CA LMth, Oonlld L, AP Santa Alberta Cl, Fountain CA I 187 88 Uttta, Jimmie M • AP Aten, AP 19&-051·285010 S 121 06
Mtlthel ... StuartA .• AP Startlllne,lrvlne,CA Wlllol.Jl.Cot11M .... CA County of Orange. AP '18-0&2-U .0100, 3118Vllley,CAIM721 WOOd. Ronald E., AP 155·032·210100. 1010114i41Nor1hr1dQtl.n,Hunl· Trtntamel'tcaqefotal~ 937-55..071, t l,7151.1' 83 Stoller. Howard. AP Oowen,Tllornat K.Jr.AP 178-535-12, 123308 18881 Yukon Av. COltt Me ... Aa.bo, Frtncet It, AP 142·275·120100. 15471 Bl•m•rtc Or, Huntington lngton e..c:l\,CAU655 AP 451.113.155010 ~
Fox.hollow, lrvtn.. CA 938..Q2..()17, 12,341.112 26 •39-1 12·21. 11,279 20 38' 12th SI, Sunset Beach. CA $7111 48 158·082·49.0100, t87t2 Cottonwood Cl, Huntington 8Nch, CA 1 153 t! Hendlftr. Paul E . AP ~ood wn1 Irvine CA
Willi am L~onCo, AP Highland View, lrvtnt, CA Mira Loma P1, Coate M... Burrougha, Charlet H.. Bink 0 1 lrvlnt , AP BrOOl<l'luret SI, Founllfn Val-8each, CA 1282 85 Webb, Kenneth J , AP 195·053-17 0100 80• 1 1388 15
837-58·004, 1514.32 1 Welu, Slaven N . AP CA AP 178-542--05. S2.028 40 '111· 172·02 0100, 2915 ley, CA lat 1.37 Anguiano, Mark R., AP 156-042-09,0100, 1H 11 Bolla Av, Hulltlf'!Olon BMCn viughn Wtr•l<l C AD
Ht11enwood,lrvlne,CA 931-11-009, 12.23114 29 Sand9fur, HUtllll A., AP 18982 Ocean AY, Sun1tt 81l1tol SI. Coete M.... Myer1, Jamee W Jr. AP 142-28'·25 0100, 7581 Lexington Ln, Huntington CAH9.17 451.191.t301oo 19 00tCI
McOreevey, Martin J., Jr, Morning Slat, lrvlne, CA 439-151-24, 1724 35 2415 Beech, CA 1938 34 156-233·25 0100, 10309 Elk Alhambra Of, Hunllf'IOI 8eeeh. CA 1311 48 Aucllar Oary LN AP Bluff ,,,,.,,. CA S 123 Oii
AP 937-56-071, 12.511 M HMvlllde. Randy T, AP Irvine AY, Cotlt M ... CA AP 178-$42--05. 1390 5.-Weber, Hany J , AP Rtv. Ct. Fountain Valley, 8eacn, CA sao3 83 Lul<o. Slec>Mn JOMC)h Jr, 195.072-45 0 tOO 14431 Henze Ctroltne AP
1'Hlvenwood,lrVlne,CA 938-11..012.12.378.84 18 OllQh, Chltlee G .. AP 189&e Ocean Av. SunM1 418·18 1·030100. 2717 CAl$218e WMllt. Fredrldc A . A AP 155-453-12 0100,1tl47Etmhural Cl Hunt1ngton 451.191.15 0100 •5 GOtd
M11cotte, Gary.R.,AP Mornlng Star,lrvlne.CA 43t-2:J2-32,S3.242.143e78Mcil,CA I Bn11o1 St Cot11 M .... Co11111ng , v1rg 11, AP 142.,74.120100. 7681Plocadllly Ln. Hunttngtone.ctl,CA IN44
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937-56-073, I 1,008 33 10 MIO e.ln, Margeret J., N9wpof1 Olen Cl. N9wpor1 Ferraro. SalYatore A AP 1 $5, 175 18 16 7 ·051 ·07 0100 HH Center Av. Hunllngto Beech. CA 1411 74 SelOllman Oary F AP Oaoorne Aeipn AP Ha~. lrvlne. CA AP 938-11..0 "· &2,544 .. BMcil, CA 178-5'4..Q 1. 1722 '4 17042 OonzaJcz, Roger l., AP Touean AY, Fountlfll Valley, 8ea<:h. CA ~ee 85 Tope Thttfl ' Loan AMII. 1115· 184-08 0 t 00 65 5 1 451·10~ ,.~ 0100 5 Blaz;ng Panag090UI01, Petrol, 12 Morning Sier, lrvlne. CA Cl .. r, Marie A., AP CoM111y. Suntet BMCh. CA I '19·011·09.0100, 2223 CA 11.133 33 Orachaler, Frank, AP AP 155-472·13 8010, 10412 OoltarOt. HumftlQlon 8Mcm Sttr •rv•ne CA 154 H
AP 937 .. t..028, S2.050.72 Flitt. Sutan AM, AP '39-232-41, &2,2,888 378 Duh. Mar c . AP Avalon St. Cotta Meta. Femlty Health Plan, AP 142·474·28 0100, 7581 Pu• Of, HunUngton hecfl, CA $85595 LH l mOll'ly AP
28Chardonnay,lrvtne,CA 938-11--023, 12.848.58 7 Newport Olen Ct. ~potl 171-54•·12, 14,410 '8 1798.11 157·241·215010,11,181.87 Center Av, Hunllnglon CA$35113 Oonulee, Lull Alb9r10 145 1.35 1.2• 0100 33
Rybva, K.tnneth J., AP Morning Star, lrvlne. CA Beech. CA 17Ge5 8. Pacific A'i, SunMt Nleflolton, Lellle L. TR, Pettinger, Oaorga. AP Belch. CA "'°'·50 Amer-CO..\ Propertlee AP t95-202·12 0100. 5e91 Brooketone Irv•"• CA
937-82--032, '"3.47 84 Molln1, 090f'99 A., AP 8Mch,CA AP '19-111·205010, 234 157-293·02 0100, 9481 Hande<eon,KentEd'#atd, Inc. AP 15&-084..02.0100. RIYl1ra Or, Hu111l11g1 011 S2685
Windjammer. lrvtn1, CA TAX RATI ARI A 934-01.005, 1738.28 2481 Parker, Claude R .. Jr, AP Victoria St, Cotta M ... , Tenager Av, Fountain Valley, AP 145-115·25.0100, 15952 10371 MaunManla Cl, Hunt· Beac;n, CA SH 74 ~ l(ll"ft Wllllem Da&n AP
Wllllama, MICttHI J .. AP 26-14' Irvine Av, Cotle M .... CA 178-551-12, a.118.03 17187 M03 40 CA 1782.87 Wicklow Ln, Huntington lnglon Beacn. CA 1233 77 ltmtll. Mll'lmoua M . AP 451.51i.21 o1oo 28 Slloot
937-97--010, 12,588.30 t9 Herrlok..JeflrtN Co. AP Coat1Hy,8unaet 8eacn, CA Bradford, Andrww C , AP Bui, Chi Dang. AP BM<:I'\. CA l t44 12 Schantz, MeMn R, AP 195-223-19 0100, 6972 San lf'IO Star lr-vtM CA $378 08
ThunclerTrell,lrvlne,CA t37.e&-Otl,17H.80 Hurl•o11, Dick. AP 419·18•·700100, 190 143·22'·340100. 9712 A\1111, Angle AN. AP 155-111·245010,U 1590 SOUC1Cl,Hu11tlng1onhlcri Hal!Oek Bruce E AP
Stone, Brien R .• AP 4J,:r,-r.·Jm~i~1·~~ Herrlck·SChwalbt On•. 175-551-18 • .,20.80 17111 lroolcllne I.A. 009t1 M .... Azalea Ci, Fountain Valley, 1'5-173-080100, 15312 Cooney. ThOmH , AP CAS124t9 45 1-50 1·•' 0,00 11
938-07..031.e&, 9334' 39 T bl-tf'Vi CA AP939-14-020.l771.21 CoattHy,8unMta..ctl.CA 138075 CA l 75731 St.,,lord Ln, Huntington 155-281-13 0100, 19481 Vqtwl. Daniel 0 . A Fl llD•C:Ok rvne CA
Summet'fWtnd, lnllne, CA u~ p • pne,·., AP AP 939-1~21, t77121 Hamaon. Richard L .. AP ThOuln, Petriola Cobel, Van Nlmwegan, Darrell Beach. CA 1810 27 Otani Ln Huntington 190-12-301 5010. IN 70 5714 95
AP t31-07-o31 &e.1104.08 ... IO • . AP 930·1~32. t771.28 178-551-27, M64.63 11115 AP '19-1~10100. 2417 Jay, AP 143-253-08.0100, HtlvorMn, Jan lMayna. 8elch CA w 12 Arloten, AAflM A. AP HedlO Samtt S•..-c> AP
39Summenwtnd,lrvlne,CA ~83-~·JO· ~5~ 22 APt39-14-023 .• 77121 CoutHy,SunMta..ctl,CA RlehmondWy.009t1Meea, 91M011oen11Av,Founllln AP 145-353·100100.15882 F'l1hlan, Stec>Mn 11 . AP 890-t2-4085010 l 10l42 45 1.111.120100 21 s~ ... .,
F,.-y, Patriot• J .. AP o;~ ot"::''H okl l1 J AP'39-1~24.t39'14 Orltfllh, Mlcll .. t, AP 1203•7 Vllley.CAl5N83 MayfloMf Ln. Hun11ng1on 157·331·120100 8251 Tober Patrle:lt A AP Fir 1fVl"I CA 1274 39
938-07..QSI, U .Oe&.94 2 AP .. ~ 50t. 19 SUN 77 ~ 171-584-03. 12.0H 42 O.L..amore, Oann11 M., AP nflany. Ronald G . AP Beacll CA $438 47 o.tllno Cl Huntington ~75010,I 111 olt Liii C'-1d1e I( AP
Soutl\elnd,lrvlne,CA M Ill . 8 . tillf . CA TAXftATIAltlA 187'f Cout Hy, 8unaet 422·031·33 0100, 1107 t43-28 1·210100, 18515 Martinez, O«ald R , AP 8elCI\ CA$4450I Porcn, Ric:tlaro l.• AP •52 ·131 •I 0100 5 Kuroally, John, AP or no 1111• M, 11-0iO IMcn, CA Aldoec:r .. t Cl. Cotti Meal., Elm Cl, Fountain Valley CA 145.353.19 0100 8252 Downey S 6 L AMII. AP at0-n.1eo OtOO 1154 N Sunr•,,.. Irvine CA 1.150 4 •
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all rlgnt. tit .. Ind lnt•Mt ATIONS TOO ...... and D doft'llnli.lm Plan. cs.lllUll WM reoorded. Ille TAO A L.AWYllll known N HOM fllDl~l convev-d lo end now h91d THE ' ITHER WITH Tll9 1treet llddrtM end Excec>t fllrlMr tller-'rom, amount le .. , 151.IA U of On ._,._,,. 1l. 1M6, IAVINGS ANO 1.0AN Al·
llY It und« Mid DMd of ,ACEU~tROFO~Al~!SLUl"-1 Oll\9r common O..lgnatlon, 11! lmprt)ll9f'Tl9nt• end .,,. 111/U , and wlll lnef .... at 10~00 AM . ''"'•t IOCIATION OF IAN Tru11In1119 prO«*'ty Mt.in. TANKI TU • It 1ny, 01 Ille rMI •roperty purtenanoee loclt9d Of tob9 untll your account b9oomM "911\lelc, I.IQ of tl'le lsw e>f· OllQO, u Trwt" undlt • •"T~UdMOl&TOl~:JOSl! LUIS !XCAVATI~~~ MINING OucrlbU •bOVI I• loo•ted on Mid LOI ' Of ourrent.Yo~11nayno111.w to llOM of GRllNWAlD and dMCI Of\NetdateO 1118116
., " PlllOVIOIO HOwev\~Ars purported to b•. 208 TrllC1 10520. PIY tflt entire unpllld pof• lllHNICIC, .. duly~ llQMd w MA"'OARIT ANN
8ARAAOAN &AMI! I HI! lrlanwooo. lrvlne, C&llfOfnla ~ f\lrtll9r t~om llOn ot 'IOl.Jf eccount, IWf'I f1Q91\t tOt tM VlllllQ9 OIM ~I. AN UN"4AA"l£0
Sl!NlFICtAAY: FIRST 81! CONSTlllU~ADl.TLO ~~OHT 1Tli 82114 ex~ MMfMl'lt• In and ll\ouQtl full PIY"*\l WU~ Malnt•n1 nc• AllOCIA· WOMAN •nd rtoorded CUAITY SAVINGS ANO SL.A "' ,..., 1,.1 The unO•ralgneO di•· 10 111 lhOM r ... nct9d com· mena.d, but Voll mu.-Pf1t TION uMlf and~ lo 21217&. u 0ocu1Mt'11 217
lOAN AUN OT::f"1oLL!~ OR SUCH Clllme •ny llablllty '°' lllY mon ., ... U lhOWn on .id 1119 amount ttlted IDow 111• Dl!CLARATION 0, IOOt( 11t3t ,401! 125 of Aec!Of~ JuM 1 1883 N .-.. RA TION8 lncorrec:tMM of tilt etr..c CondOl'ltntum Plan How9Yw, ~ and VfNI CO~NANTI, CONOfl'IONI tM OtflQel Alcotde Of Ot·
11111r No ,,_22'1~ of Of· WHICH IN NO WAV USI! OR addr ... llld O!Mr common ,.arc.I 3• '*'9ftejwy or mortgegw AND AHTllllCTIONI (Mr• .. ColM1ty ClllfOtNI.
llcltl "900fdl In tilt Ottlc9 Of ~~~r WAY AFFECT THE dealonatlon, If Illy, 1tiown ~KctutiY9 ....,,,.,..,. may mutullly ... In Wf'lt· lnaft• "CCIAl"I ~ llf ti ~ auchon to U. Ille Recordtlf of OrM09 AC( RIGHT Of SAID Mt.Jn IOI' to09M. ~ .... tno l)flof to the tl"'4J tM no-In lootl 12MI. Peg.a 1111. l\lghM1 bldd9t tor cMll In
County; ~ED. ANSD WHICH 00 NOT Slid .... Wiii be mld9, but tneroechment, IUpport ;nci tlOI ol .... le pol'teO (whtdl lncluetve, Offldal Alcotda of United Stal• Doi are, ,, IM
1ald dMd of '""' ct.. ., AID l.AND AT ,. without COV91\1111 or Wit· lor Other ~ ..... m•y "°'be Mfll9f than tilt Or1ng9 County, c.Jlfomla, FRONT lNTAANCE TO THE ec:11b9t ll'le foltowlng: POINT ll!8S THAN 500 r1nty, axpl"Ma Of tmp119d, r .. lhOWn In tilt CondotnlnkAm 9f'd OI t119 lllr ... monlll 11 MM.ll9d to tl'le IUl>j9ct OLD ORANQE COUNTY
PARCEL 1: AN UN· FE!T OF SAID 8UAFAOE gardlng t11 ... PO•••lon, or Plan and .. o.nn.cs In tl'le period elated •bo.,.I 10, l)foper1y .,,..u~n 1119 nalM COURTHOUSE, LOCA~D OlVIDEO 1/\1 INTERE$T IN A8 RESERVED IN DEED enoumbr1no.e, to ~y 1119 d.ctaratton. lmong Otllet thlnge, (1) Of Thomaa Cra 8111 Wll.L 0 N S ANT A AH A
.ANO TO I.OT 1 OF TAACT FROM EDNAH RACE remaining prlnc1pet eum ot ParC191 4: Exctullv9 ...... prOl/lct. acldltlonll tltM In SELi. AT PUIL AUCTION IOUl.EVARO HTWE.EN
1oe10. IN THE CITY OF CAPRON, RECORDED FU· ll\9 llen MCured by Mid rMI IMl'tte In and to thoN pot• whloll to cure th9 ct.fault bY TO THE HIOHEIT llDDIA SYCAMORE &TREl!'T AND
COSTA MESA, COUNTY OF RUAAY 3, 185~. IN BOOK prof)er1y, wltll lntet"' ,,,.,.. lion• of LOI 1 Of 1Jld Tr.ct "''"* of Ille prOf)ef'ty or ,OA CASH (1>9y1ble '1 tl!M IROADWAY Ill Ille City of
ORANGE. STAT( 0' CALI· ~44ce. PAGE 92. 0'FICIAL on, .. rovlded In H id 10525 •llOWn and 6911"9d .. otherWIM; (2) lltebllth a Of .... In lawful mon.y of tilt SAint• Ana. Ofange eo..tnty.
FOANIA, AS PER MA' RE· E OROS CC&Ae, lldvlf'IOM. If any, ,..tflc19d common ., ... eclleclvte of ~· In Ul\lt.O Stal .. ) 11 tflt out9'd9 California, Ill right. 11\te and
CORDED IN BOOK A55, Tll9 etrMt addr ... and Undlt IM 19NM of Mid ~II .,. 9dleo9111 wtltl and OldW to cur• your d9tlult; or ffont tntrane» 10 1119 build· Int~-con~ 10 find
PAGES 5 ANO 9 °' MIS· Other OOl'l\IT\O(\ dMlgnatlon, CC&Ae ,_ CllatgM Ind appunenant to Nkt Pero.I• boll\ (1) and (2) lnQ tocel9d It "330 VON now 1191d by It undet IM
CELl.ANEOUS MAPS, IN If any, ol the rMI Pl'Ol*'fY expenN. of the TruttM Ind 1 l , 3 and 0 OMcribed ,...,._ A,,er th,...$'-trOlft KARMAN, DAON I Ull.(). dMd Of tN.11 In Ille ,..i
THE OFFICE OF THE oucr I bed • bove I• of t119 tru.te Cteated .... Mid In 1119 0111 of r ~Ion of INO, Nl!WPORT BEACH. l)f09efly. dMCrlO.O u
COUNTY RfCOf\OER OF purport•O lo b• 1010 CC&Ae VJ P1tcel &. An undklld9d lhla dooum9111 dat• of CALIFOlllNIA alt right, 11119 LOT IA OF TRACT NO
Co ulct Fo oTBAll
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Tigers, Terps
are favorites
for the South
" ATLANTA (AP)-Aubum hu Bo Jackson, Manland tw Stan
OclbeuJ,h and botb t.cams have b1&h np«tation1 of rankina amona th.e
n.auon's top collqe football powm th11 year •
They Wlll be amona the &.U'OD&'CJt m the South, v.ilh the Tiirrs of
Auburn heavily favored to eapture t.hc Southeastern Conference
champtooshtp for the ~nd ume tn three )Un and Marylllnd'\
Terrtpln' picked to win tt' third Atlantic Coast Conference utJe in a row.
Jackson a 1983 All·Ammcan "'ho-. stdehncd w1th a shouldtr
scparauon for sax of Au hum 's l 2 pmn last year. l'lu )&Jd he "'ant to
surpass in one season t..1c ~ ,S 17 career lot.al yards ht has attained 1n ~7
reaul&Mcason appearanocs W1tb the T1aers. Colle&e football• smile·
season rushma recofd as l,342 yards, set b) Marcus .A..llen of the
Un1versny of Southern Calif'omia in 1981
OelbauJh will be the guart.crback on a Maryland team loaded with
49 rctumina lettc11 .. en. Gelbaugh, who st•ned five pmcs !Ast )Cttr,
passed for l, 123 )atds and 1s expected to easil) better lha1 total in h1!>
stn1or ~asnn.
Amona the area's lO ~or 1ndcl)endents. the best appear to !)(
M 1am1 of Aonda, Flonda Swc and ~uth Carolina Tbc D" 1s1on 1.
SAtO COUNTY GROVE PLACE, COITA The 10111 amount of 1119 one flfty·lilh (l/Htlll ,_ r9COrdatlon app9lft -· and lnter-1 con~ 10, un. AS SHOWN ON A EXC EPTINQ THERE· MESA, CAl.IFORNIA 12927 unpaid~ of the obll· llmPM lnt••t 1n and to t119 on). un .... fh9 obilgltlon Ind now Mid bY 11. und9t MAP RECORDl.D IN IOOt( THE SOUTB
FROM UNITS 1 THROUOH Tiie underelgned Tru11 .. 1»9tl0n MWred by 1119 l)fop-lmprovemente 1nd •P· beir'll for9Clo99d upon Of • H id Ol!c'l.AlllA'TION OF 25", PAOES 47, 4', 49 AND
11 INCLUSIVE AS SHOWN dleclatmuny lllblllty for eny 1rty to b9 IOld and r...on· purt9tltl\oel on Lot I of NPtllt• written agrMmltll COVENANT&, CONDITIONS 60 OF MISCELLANEOUS
ON THI! CONDOMINIUM lneom1ctMM Of the etr..i Ible .. umated coet1, ••·Tract 10525 ("Improve· b91WMnyouandyouroredt.. ANO R!$TRICTION8 MAPS, Rl!COROS OF OR·
PLAN RECORDED IN BOOK eddr"• and 0111er common pen ... 1110 aclVtnOM 11 the mente"l aubJect to tll9 "'"" tor permit• a lonoer period, (CC&lll•I tn tlle propet1yettu-ANQI COUNTY. CALI· AA Southern Conference also hat three stron1 teams -Tenne\)Ce·
1M30. PAGE 10"3, OF· 0"!fin111on, II any. lhOWfl time of 1'19 Initial publleltlon and condition• ol the 0.0· r.ou llave only •119191111 r1g111 •ted In Mid County and ,ORNIA Chananoop , Furman and Tht Citadel
FICIAL RECORDS. llet n of the Notio. ol Sai. 11 lar1t1on, 1nd 1119 term• and oetoptll9U19ofyourprop· St••• O..Orlbed u : Unit Tl'le •tr"t lddr .. • or Auburn Coach Pat ""c ch.a"•.....c his o ffense from the\\ 1shbonc 10 PARCEL 2: UNIT t AS Said Nie wlll b9 maO., but 12, 173. 17. condhlorl1 of tll9 M•tW erty by paying IM entire 11A, Lot 2, Traot Ne(), N other common 0911gn11ton ~1 • ...,.v
SHOWN ON THE CON· wltllout ~ant or war· TM tMln9flclary, v111tg1 1. .... r9COr~ Augual 10, amount demand9d by your record•d 1n Book •35, onn .. t>overMlpropertyla thcldurinJSprinadnJJ.s.pnmanJytOJettheballtoJack\Onmorcoflcn
oOMINIUM Pl.AN ABOVE renty,•xpr-ot lmplt.o, r• GrMn M11n1•n1noe A•· t958. In BOOll 4833, Page cr9dltor Pegea 18 to 21, lncl\191"9 of known tow u · 1nes OAK· Jackson didn't participate 10 the 'pnna workout~ however \pending
REFERRED TO gardlrlQ title, poe .... 1on. Of eoclatton. unw Mid CC&llla 27• et ~ of Offlclal .... To nnd out IM amount Mleoellanouee Mapt ot Of. TAEE LANE. IRVINE CALI· his time with the Auburn baseball team He " con\ldt'red a m.t•or YOU AA! IN DEFAULT enc;umbrtnOM, to PtlY 1119 heretofOre u~9d and ct.. corde you muel pay, Of' lo arrano-11\119 County. C.ltf0fnl1 ,OlllNIA 92115 • r. ~
UNDER A DEED OF TRUST ram11n1119 prtnc~ eum of ltvet9d to 1119 underllgned, Tll9 11r .. t lddr-and '°'payment to etop the tor• The 11r•t acscsr ... ancs Tiiie ..,. .ill be mlCle, league pro,~et as an ouu1eldcr.
DATED 5125183. UNl.£88 IN not-C•> aeour9d by Mid written 09olat•tlon of o.. °"-common dM!gMtton, doliure,orlfy0urpr~ otll9r common o.tgnetton, wttllout OOY9Mtlt °' ..,. Dye said that even lhouab be bu chanaC'd 1hc onen\C "\\<'~till
YOU TAKE ACTION TO °"°of Trvat, w1111 1n11rMt teutt end Oemend IOr aai., " any, of the r..i property In f0feclo9ure I()( any ot If eny of 111e ,.., P'«*1Y ranty, uprellld °' ~. want to be a runnin.• phnieal football team We'll mainldin o ur abiht}
PROTECT YOUR PROP· thereon, U l)fovld.o In aald and 1 wrln.n Notlo9 of 0.. ducrlbed a boo la reuon, conl9Ct ducrlbed l b OU le r9011dlng tit ... l)09NMlon, th I " t.-f h h • d EATY,IT MAY&ESOLD AT no19(e), adllll'ICM, "any,f9ull and Electton 10 hit. purport1o 10 be •O• AMEA ICAN SAVINGS purport•O 10 b• l12or9nOU"lbtln099,topaytl'le torun etnpeopt1on. 11.nowsome o l ct 1nf.Sv.ert.' omga~going
A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU unw 11191.,meoltlld 0..0 Tll9 underelgn9CI cauMCI BRIGHTON SPRINGS, ANO lOAN ASSOCIATION Briarwood. IMl\9. CA unpaid prlnolpll IUIYI OI to present some pro blem' for defenw•e teams •
NEED AN EXPL.ANATION of Tru11. , .... Chlrget and Mid Notlel ol OefllUll encl COSTA MESA. CA 92927 15 7 25 Eul Wlllttl•r .. Tlla underelgn•d di•· 131,92915, plue lnler•t u Coach Bobby Ross of'Maryla nd said. "'We return a good nuclcu\ ol
OF THE NATURE OF THE expen ... of tll9TruetMand,Ei.ctlon lo a.ti to be,. TM l.llldertlgMd Trult• Boutevatd, Wllltti.r, C•ll· claln\e IOY llabtt1ty for any prov109dlntllenot•MC:ured r: t1o.a1l• ft•s al-( th ti.I d PROCEEDING AGAINST of 1119 lru1t1 created by aa10 eo<ded tn 1119 oounty wnere cDIClalfll• any llat>lltty tor any lorn11 90e07, Telepl'\one lncotrectn9M of tl'le etreet by tll• deed of truet. P1lll an a •00 Ulll ~cam. . ... mo cxpenence at w1 ea to somt' intcn\e
0..0 of Tru11. the reaJ propet1y la tocet9d. lncorfectneu ot 1119 atrMt ~,., 113·71"4, Loan No lddrHt 1nd other common iddtttoni l u tlmat•d competihon. Our se&IOO would never be a failure 1f '4-C 14-Cnt out and i~~T x~~~R~l.D CON· Tll• total amount ol the DATED: 8/12181 addr ... Ind ot119r common 1·200&42 dMlgn1Uon, ti any, llllOwll amount of I UOI 00 It any, played the way WC expect them to play." .
5-43 WEST WILSON •A..J, unpaid b1l1nce ol the obtl· O" 1 1 N w AL D 1 n d dMIQna11on, If 1ny, enown "you tiave 1ny Qu.ttlona, nereln under the t•"I• ol th9 dMcl Jn addition to Auburn, t.hc SEC featurt~ .in outstanding team 1n COSTA MESA, CA g1tlonMQUredbytlleprop-Ill I IN 1 c I(, a, 119reln. you 1houldconttctelawyer Saldeal9wlll b9made but of trull and 1 .... charGM Florida.
"(If a etl'Mt 10dr ... °' erty1ob910tdand,euon-TN1tM/Aeeftt, QIO Vlft Sak1Ml9willb9~,but or lhe go'IWflment eo-ntY Without covenant Of Wlf· and up•n111 ol the
common Olllgnitlon of lb.. Mllmated coata, .,.. Kllf'lften, l lllte 4IO. New· Without conYenent °' war· wnlcll may lleve tnaur9CI your rlt"lty. upr .. or lmpll9d, r .. Trull• A orida won the 1984 SEC tnle. but liter had the no"' n str1ppcd
property I• e11own lbo"9, no '*''"and tdll1nciee It the port l•Hll, C111fernl1 renty, expreu or Implied,,.. loen Notwltll•llnding ll'le gardlng lltle, poueuloll. or Tl'le L•ndert8en1nc11ry because of NCAA j>!'Obation. The Gators won't be chgible for th1\ / warr1nty te glYel'I .. 10 It• tlrM ot the 1n111a1 PYbllcatlon ....,_, (714)111-eoo1, lr1 gttdtng tttte. l)ONeNlon, Of feet tllat your propeny 11 in encumbfanc.. 10 P41Y Ille under the dMd ot mi., l'IM year·, conference title, but could be in contention for the nauonal p1e1 of 1119 Not109 of Sile le .__. ""'*" encumbfanoM, 10 pay tl'le f0ttc1oeura. you may off• remllnlng prtncipll tum of llgned and O.Uver9d Of tf1t com flMM or corr.ct· 120,069 22 Pubtltn.o Orange Cout remaining principal M>m of your property tor H I• 1~ 11en eec;urtd by Mid,... Trull• a O.ctatatlon of o. champtonsh1p. They finished third 1n the final .\s\QC1atcd Pre-!>!> poll :~~· ~TS:.l:,~~11.a~ The beneficiary unw Mid oa11y Piiot AUQU1t 23, 30. tilt no1• Meured by Mid prOVlded tne ..,. " con· propeny witti .,,,., .. , tll9r .. IM>" 01 tl'le obllgallona ... last season despite not appcanng in a bowl a,ame
reuonofabtMCll Of d9f.uft O..OofTruet 119rltof°'9U· Seplembef 9, 1811 0..0 01 Truet. with Int~ c:tud.ct pr10f 10 Ille con-on. u prov\Oed •n aald cured by the dMd Of INfl. Of the eltaiblc SEC contenders. Lou1s1ana St.ate • .\labama and ..... ed ecuted Ind dellvwec:J to 1119 F·252 tnweon, .. pr0'/ld9d In e&kl cluelon of tilt loreeloeuf• OC&Re. .cs~. If any, Ind a Notice of Defeult and T ha th ...._., 11 IM obl._tloni MCUr under'llgned e 111rfltlen Dec-not ... idvanoM, If any, "9member. YOU MAY umi.r tM t9rtnl of Mid Election 10 W , wtilofl r• CQnessec: appear to ve C ~t shots at bcauna Auburn GeO!'ilil ~~;!:Yino"=~•,0 ~~ 1aratton of Deftult 1nd o. Pl&JC NOTIC( under tilt,.,.,,. of the o..o LOSE l.EGAL RIGHTS IF CC&Ra 1 .... cn1ro-. and corded°" •11a1u .. 0ocu-winner of three successive titles beginning 1n 1980. 1) 1n 1 slight do"'n
und9'"""'"9d 1 written o.c. mandfOfSlle,anOawrltten of Tru.,, '-'· cn110-and YOU DO NOT TAKE exP91'1-oltl'leTru1t••nd ment 95·136&81 of Ofllolel cycle. There is some question as 'o how the team will rt4Ct 10 the 1.1.llon~vof fta>ault and ....... Notic. ol Oef11.1" Ind EJec. OflANQS COUNTY expen ... of !fie Truat .. and PROMPT ACTION of lhe lrvlt• created by u ld Aecord1. A • h f c h v . Dool • b f ..,.. ..,_ tton to s.11. Tll9 undertlgMd I UNRH>fl COUWT oflll9 truet• cnated by Mid NOT ICE IS HEAEBY CC&AI. Thi• Nie will b9 con· ancrmat o oac 1ncc ey s nc venture in lo politic~ :~! ~rb~:.':h =~ :: cauMd U IO No11o9 of [)e.. 100 Ctwto Cent.r DHd of Truet, IO•Wll GIVEN. Thll SUNKIST SER-Tiie total amount Of Ille ducted by CALIFORNIA ' For a month, Dooley considered running for lhe t..: .s. Senate but
lion to CIUM the und.,. fault •nd Election lo Sell lo Dr..... 1109,478.83. VICE COMPANY II llOW unpaid ~lance ot Ille obO· POSTING ANO PUBLISH· decided late last m onth to remain at Georgia
11gned to 1111 aald property b9 record9d In the county ....,._AN. TM beMtlollfY unw H id d\11.. appolnt•d lruetH gallon eecured by the Pf01>-ING COMPANY WhoM ad-Auburn and Alabama each.return 16 sumer\ from last year mo')\
to eatlely Mid ol>ii..111one. wt\ere 111• ,.., Pr099rlY 1' CA. """1 0..0 of Truet ll9retof0t• ex· ull •r 1 Deed°' Trull dllad erlY 10 be told and r..-on-dr ... and pflOne number 11 1·n the SEC. with M1ss1ss1pp1 State bnng1ng back IS starter... 1nc:lud1n11 "' loclted. Plalntlft: DALE D 81..ANK ecuted and O~ed to tM 9/5 /.77 aucuted by Ible Mtlmated eolte, ••• 10211 NOATH LAKE AV· • " •
and tll9<ea,,er IM under· Dall: JULV 29, 1995 ~t GARY OEN· undersigned • wrlttM O.C· DONALD J OE ORJO, ANO, '*''" and advanc:. at Ille EN u E' s u IT E 2 0 1 I 0 on defense. ~~ ~ ::11:.: QQY OAJ< l'INANCIAL NIS ZUMWAI. T laretlon of Defll.llt end 0. NORMA A DE ORIO. HUS• tl!M of tM tnltl&I publlcatlorl PASADENA. C~LIFONRIA Au bum bu two .\ll·SEC linemen back· dctens1ve end Gerald
CCM9PORATIOH A CAI.. ... C•MNo 02245e1 mandforSal9 and I written BANOANOWIFEu Truetot of ll'le Notloe of Sale II 9110A,(213)691-AS48 R b d fli rdJ ffLo I ( •.coro.a May 3, 1N5 u ,OMtlA c0,.;0 ,.ATION sU.-0... Nollce of Oefaull end El«· 10 aee1.111 obt1gat10A• 1n 11175 05 0ai9d 71231e o mson an o ens1"e gua c tt A abama also has a pair o .\ll·
:n11r RNo ll5-~eo:3 ~ ~ _, ITIVINI c"HK ON NaT Uon tow Tiit un<1ere1gn.o favor 01 AMERICAN SAV· Th• 1>enet1e1ary v111ao-HOMI NDUW.. SAV· Conference stars 1n linebacker Cornelius Bennett and defensive tad.It'
i':al =~:, ~f Or1ng9 IN..VD.. CUPllR'T'tNO, CA AMINOaD "'"'°" clUMd Mid Notice of 0. INGS & LOAN ASSOCIA· Glen Maintenanc:e AMocla· INQI AND LOAN .••• Jon Hand. cou~ =<•>---ATTNr: NOncat You"-'" -...i llUlt and Elec11on to Still to Tl~N. u~lel!'!.111 tton undet Uld CC&Ra IOClATIOM.aC...etton. Florida must rcbu1td1ttoffens1ve h nc but the Gators ha'e some ' 11 ANlt •NNlf"f'T, • ....n....,-... be rMOrded m the county ~ ...... 1>n •" aa heretotoree,11ecut9danc:lde-• Truet .. , I J1 Uncle ll .... t.. Kc • eatewi be made, but MA A y ANN 1 c AM . lletft9t rou .....,. ,_, wMr9 111e r ... Pfoc>ertY 1e oocument no. 3265 t>OOll 11v.,ec:110 tM ~, w..,,., MeMe9f Trwtee proven uaCiu Ln quarterback rwtn Bell and runner-. Neal A.ndcr!>on "::!,~~.~~*' W: l'OOOMtCO, Ale.STANT betnt Mefd "" .... rou,... 1oca19d 1236' ~ a2t1 ..a!. ontc111 wrttten o.c1ara11on of o. ~t ' and John L W ilhams. Alonio Johnson ranks arone of tht" area s top ' .,. ...-.. .,.. · UCMTAllV lltOftd wltMft IO.,._..., DATE: 8/t9/85 R9cord1 In th9 o ...... of the lau11 ano Demand lor Sa1e. Publllhed Orenge Cout o utside linebac kers gardtng 11119 P<>9• ... lon, °' Put>tlahed Oranoe Cout "'9 lnfonftatkMI ..._ aco.n o MO"TQAQI Aeeorc:Mr ot Or1ng9 County. 1nd • written Notice of O. Oalty P1101 Auguet fl. 23 30 · · ancumbranCM, •0 pey t119 oa11y Piiot Augu•t e. 19 23 If you with to_. 1tie Id· CORPORATION TrwtM ~ California 1nc1ud~'ft 1 not• fault and Etecllon to s.i1 tee& ' · ' LSU. like F1onda. has some spo~ to fill an its hne, but the T 1gc~ ':'11n/~1='= :"'aa1~ 1ee& ' ' ' v1ce of an attorNY 1n Ihle w 1 1 , A 'c "1 • !or tl'le aum of 11 l ,AOO.oo Tiie und9falgned oauM<I F·197 also have some J.lftC backs: guarterbaclc JefTWtckcnham and running ~Md noo~ruat wltll lnt«MI f ·1ff m•tt9r, you etloYld do to CON'WYANCI. It• Aelftl, that Ille berl«lclal ~'r"' Mid NoUce ol Defaolt Ind backs Dalton H1lhard and Garry James •
ulnaaklnoti"'ovld.o ad· .. _.,."""TIC£ promplly to tNI yOUt Wftt. Jodi ..,_, TrwtM Of• ~ .. a~~ .... o..o,,~ 0~~ Eliachon to a.ti IO b9 ,. P\8.IC NOTICE Tenncsset's attack will be seared to Ton\ R obinson ~ho ,.. • l"UUU\# """ 1en rMC>Of\M 11 eny may be fto9f _.., .... .,.,,..,a ..,.,. _...., corded In tll• county Where 2 089 f ffi ' ' "•f'IC9e, 11 ~ the ntecS on time' • Pul>lllhed Orange eo...1 thereby •• pr.-nttv 1*d tilt real property 11 tocated r••tennou. IUaMU pro4uccd , yards o o en~ in wtnn1ng the quarter~ck s.lot on thC' ::.ma:., Mid of trwt. " 1.a AVllOI U119d Ila eldo.,.. Diiiy Piiot Augual 23. 30. by tilt ~ "'" • OATEO 1113/85 ..... ITA'Rlmtr All·SEC lcam last year
ot 1h. T=M*'!:':": T'Mi~,~~ rnatldado EltrlC>unllpueoe s.p1emtiere '~ =:.:;ai;:~•nt: "~"1'~~~A~o od ~~ng .. P9f*)l'l II Ma11land, 9.3 last year. has 18 starters bad. among th J"
lruttl creeled by Mid Deed ....... IC* KAL.MaACH =. ::;:,.':,. ~ ~ F·2•9 0..0 Of Trut1 It Neurtty hH Trwt .. /Aeeftt, m :o:. M & J CLEAN UP, 3eO lct1crmcn, mcludtnj two AJl·ACC defenders JUard 8~cc Mesnt"r .sn,1
ol Truat . VOU AAE IN DEFAULT epond• dentro de 30 dlu. ocxur.O In lhat tilt peym91'11 ~. iw.. 410, ...__ ~"°" 8 Cotta ......_ back Al Covington.
Said .... wtll b9 '*" on. UNOER THE Of.CLAR· LH la lnlormeclon QUI P\8UC NOTICE nu~.,_, mao. of port_ ··""· C1llfor11l1 Calif 82821 ··we are talenl·Wl~ a unlc better than last )CU but I don I lno" Friday, September 9, 1m . ATION OF COVENANTS, ....,.._ Felfur•tomaUtflt511/91 f2'IO, (7M)U1"'°°1 er. M IC II• e I J I me a f II k... fl ed th ..
•t 1·30 p.m. In tl'le lobby 10 CONDITIONS ANO RE· -Siueted cs...e eot1c1t1r 81 ~COUNTY payment o1 pMctpal endtor a.met~ • · Jan1111-.1o;1. seo Ham111on 1 11 WJ vi. re cct sn e won-loss record, Ro~ said 'It •~ \l'r:
tl'le bulldlng loeat9d at eo1 STRICTIONS. AS ANNEXED con•Jo 0. IH1 abogedo.,, 8UPl"90R COUlllT lnt.,eat •nd all aubMquent Publiefled Ofange Coae1 8, Cotti ....... Call! 92e27 important that WC get ofTto a good start ...
Soutll Lewie StrMt, OfM09, TO THE SUBJECT PROP· •t• uunto. O.betll lla09tlo 100 g,~;;'.., payment•. 10991n.r wtth •••• Oa11y Piiot AUQU•t 23, 30, Thll bulln•H 11 eon· W1th Clemson coming o fT probation and p1dcd to fin"h '<"rnnd.
Cautomli 928a. ERTY, UNLESS YOU TAKE 1nmecs1111m•nt• de ••11 8 '1 • cllargH, Impound•. Im· Sac>temw 9. f9116 aucted by •n lndMdull the ACC will have c~t teams o ffic1all)' in lhc race for the lir\I time At 1119 tl!M of the lnllllt ACTIO N TO PROTECT ' en a .. ne, pound dapo1111. If l ily, F·264 Mlcheel J1nvezewakt
publlcetlon of 11111 notice. YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY ~~~:1.; h!yu•ig':n'!~:: CA. 12701 under tM 1erm1 or Hid not• Thtl 11a1emen1 wN nledl since 1970. Geora.aa cch and V1rgm1a arc eXpt'\.·tcd to grah thC' othl"r
1119 totll amount 01 the un· BE SOl.D AT A PUBLIC .., r 'i1trada a tl9mPo P 1•In 11 11 REN A or Deed 01 Truet eno all PtlJLIC NOTICE wtlll lh• County Clerk 01 Of. t..Vo first-<11,·1s1on spots in the leag ue race Plld btilance of 1119 obll· SAlE IF YOU NEED AN EX· egi KOBAYASHI BVTIEAFIELD eubeequent paymelltl wllletl ange Coonly on July 24 h I h ( ( h gallon MCUr.O bytM l bo"9 P LANATION OF THE I· TO THE RESPONDENT RHpondent DONALD became du• 1"9rM tler In· LIOAL NOTICI 1885 ·1 Among t c top ta ent returning in I e" .tre QUiHltrMcill!>Jo n
deacrlbed dMd of In.Ill and NAT u A E 0 F TH E The lpetltloMr ~ nieo a RAYMOND SUTTERFIELD. dudlllg any latt cll•rGM or l NOTICI °' '2l20M Dewberry of Georgia Tech and Ke\ In A.nthon\ of 'onh C arolina
•llrnt19d coet•. •xi>en .... PROCEEDING AGAINST :=;~,on c:;>=1'!i."Yo X:'~ JR other auma p1yable under PUIN..11 HIAllllNG PublllheO Orange Cout wide receivers Terrance R oulhac of Clemson, C hutl H~mng of Dull•
•nd •d v 1 nc a• 11 YOU. YOU 8HOUl.O CON-r--~ within 30 01-Of C...f'!C?~8.1 ll'le letl'Tll of Mid NOii or NOTICE'" IS HEREBY OallyP1101Auou•• ft 23 30. and John Ford of v1rg1n1a otTenSl\oe tacldC\ Jim Domhrov.\ll of Sl 19, 100.58 TACT A LAWYER _...,_ ,. ...,__,.. 0..0 ot Trual GIVEN that a public heiring Sec>temt>er 8 1895 ·
It II l>Olltble th1t at tM On Sac>tembef 13, 1985, the 0•1• 11111 ""' aummona <'AMILV l.AW) Tllat by rMtOn tnereot w111 be neld by tne Cny Plan· ' F.240 Virginia and Joe M 1hmch1k of North ( arohna \att' and 1.it"km1H f'nd
1t1MofMl9theopenlngbld at tOOO A.M . Barnet ~~.,:".,r.:~~,: N01'Cll You haft llMft 111a prHent benet1c1ary 111ngComm1t11onoltheC1ty Gan Baldmger of \\iake Forest
may b9 .... than the total Reenlck. Eaq of Ille law of· -, ....... aued. Tlle cour1 me)'~ unes.r euch Deed ol Trull. ol Huntington Beech. Call· ....----------------------------, lnd9bl.O,,... Ou. tiOM of GREENWALD and couri may enttr • ,.....,,ment ltlltMt JOU wt"'"1 >'OW hu axec:uted and oetl'ol9fed for111a . '°' the purpoM ol
TM total lndebt9d~ AESNICK, u duly appointed 'f:tllnln~ lnJunctlv• 1 or betnt '-d 11nteea JOU ,.. to .. Id Tr1.11IM , a written con•ldertng Condltlonat UM TODAY IS
1>91119 1n .. um11e on wtlk:tt agent lot the Vlllege GrMn ° •r or ere con~ lllOfld ltffl\ln IO dip. 111...t o.c1ar1110n and Demand for Parmtt No 85·37 tn oonjvnc·
the opening bid It comput9d M1lnl•n1nc• ASSOC IA· dlvllk>n of.fi:~;t~.... l\lld tfte lllfotmetlon Mlow. Sale, and hu depotlted With lion wttn Ten1a11ve Tract No KULrKOFI'' c ROS SWQ RD p u z z LE m1y ti. obtained by ealUng TION uno.r Ind purauant 10 eu,pport, 0 cut -7• c 11 you wl•ll to Nell Iha ad· eald Truet• such 0..0 ot 1253• and Coutal Develop-J w K I k ff (4111) t •S..8419 Ill• day tll• DECLARATION OF eupport, attorney IHI, v1c9 of an attorney In Ihle Trull and a11'01e document• men1 P•rmll No 85·28 ames u 1 0 •
befort the ea... COVENANTS, CONDITIONS ooete, Ind Micll other rell4tf m11t.,, YoU lhould do IO tvld9nelng Ille obllgatlone (Product 811) II a reqUMI 101 age 59 A resident of
0.19d: Augull 5, 1~ ANO RESTRICTIONS (h«• u ":ayT::! gr1n: by 1 1~ promptly '° that your writ· MCured thereby and hat 1ubdl11ld• 7 8 acre stte '°' San Ju • .n Captstrano
HCUl&ITV I AVINOI lnafter "CC&R1") recoro.d cour 1 kl gar~ men ° ten ruponN, If Illy. m1y be dec:lated and dOM lle<1by I Iha purPoN of coriltru<:ttng Born Jul} 27 1926 m
MO"TOAQI CO"'Olll· In Book 12&49, PagH wegea, 1 ng o money°' nteel on time cHc:11re all sumt NCurtd • 5 townnome con· ' ATlOM. •MW Trw.• bJ 1813-1784. lncluelve. Of. property or otller court AV1SOI Uated lla llldo 0. tllereby 1mmee11ately due dom1n11.1ma The app1ica11111 Lynwood Ca Passed
T .D. UIWICI COWANY, flQlal Record• of Orange ~1~9:: proc-.dlnge may m1ndado El tribunal ~ 11\d payeble and hu tlecttd Neklng 1wo aoec1a1 !*mill away Augu~t 22. 1985 1 i:a.n PH
,....,._ ~ ....,._ '· Al-County, California, u an· 1 ~A~ 19115 d9Ckllr contra Ud eln IV-end doee 1'19ttby tiecl 10 to aJIO"W tOf 1n01v101.1a1 trUll in South Laguna He 5 Sma11 v••'-'r
.....-. AMlltam leoretery, M •ed to Ille aubject prop. lee A. lnnot\ c. t.il. 1 dtenc:la a rnenoe Qu• Ud ,.. eauM the 1r1.111 property 10 pickup ano ret1el lrom ll'le Ill survived by lS lo". ,: ~~01•n fM ft C~ it¥d., 9r1y v•tlng In 1119 nem. of ' '1 epe>nda dentro de 30 dlU be IOld IO Nlllty tl'le obit· llandtrd requlf~I OI end .._ w 1 I fl II t c,..... e A MERLE KALMBACH, an un-J. ~t=· ~" c~ ,l.H .. lnformaclon QU9 gltlonl MOUred thereby un111 lo be single story The mg Wlf e June son. L IS HIPl>OnM ~ married man, WILL SELL AT a;ir t lllgue DATE 11/91115 Miblett property ts IOCated E (Skip) Kuhkoffl of 18 Rope
Publlahed Orarige Cout PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE Oally Piiot Auguat ' ti, 23• "SI Utt.CS CS-. tollcltar .. A-loall levt1191 tlld in en area commonly r.. San 8 er n a rd 1 no 17 StlCle o...,
Dally Piiot Augual fe. 23. 30, HIGHEST BIDDER FOR 30• 1885 F·21• OOt'IMfO Oe un al>Ogado en 4ell A•eocletlon, 10. Har· !erred 10 •• S..Clltf on thal daughters Mrs Bon· ;: ~:nc~ llM CASH (p1y1t>l9 II lime of .... llUnto. Oeberla hacerlo rteoll, AHt. V. ,rettdent Green• located Oil th• .
F·2.20 aal• In lawtYI mon.v ol I.fie P\8.IC NOTICE ln!Mdl1lam9tlt1, de ••ta Pubtletled Orenga COHI IOIJlh-•t atd• 01 Seavi.w n1e Parker, Upland. 20 Wrong &>r•I
--.,-.-1 IC_NO_TI-,.-c --1 Unt19d Slit•) at 1119 oultlde m1nera, eu reepueetl Oalty Piiot Augutl 18, 23. 30 Avenue ind Doral Ofive In I Ca. ~bra Thompson. ~~ br~ ---'"~.;..-;.;..;..-...-..~.;..---1 front entr•n~ 10 1119 build· Tltlt Ofder No. 70G771, Nerita, al h1y algun1, pu9de September 5, 1995 tM R3·0·Cl (Medium HIQll San Diego, Ca, grand· 25 FIOw ou1 Ing localed II 4350 VON Tru11 .. Sate No 116-2083· Mr ~Ired• a tlempo F·229 Oenlltv RHlden11tl·GOm ,,_ KARMAN, DAON BUIL(). Aist9ren09' 02.9605-00e0 ' . 1·T0 THE RESPONDENT b•ned w1"1 01t·Coaeta1 l h 11 d re n JO e Y. 28 Tllw eek
MOncl °' ING. NEWPORT BEACH, NOncl °' Tll9 '*"I°'* "" filed • lon•I t Jimmy, And Anfela of 27 ~ftlllf\Cll TilU8Tll'e I AU CAl.l,ORNIA all rtollt, title _ TitUITSS'a I .AU petition concerning your I Said hearing will be held I Upland. CA. Erin, ~ ;~r~llO•
T.a. No. and lnter"t conYeY«I to. YOU ARE IN DE,AUlT manlege If you lall to rue • PtlJUC NOTICE at the hour ot 100 P M . on D d Alll 35 Eno~ in -.m11... and now held by It, Under UNDEA A Dl!EO °'TRUST ,~Within 30 dtyt OI Sec>tembe< • 19115 tn Ille ana. an son
JHAMUN H id Ot'.Cl.ARA'TION OF' DATED 1120/11 UNLeta lhe 011• tllet thl• eummon• ,ICTl'TIOUI IWllNIH Council Cllamt>er• 8ulldlng Kuhkoff. of San ~ K~,,:;-;·,.,yg-
NOncl COVENANTS. CONOITIONS YOU TAKE ACTION TO la ..wcs on you, yoor o.. NAMI ITATIMINT I 01 •lie Ctv1c Center 1000 Bernardino Grave· 38 Coitt "'°"'• VOU ARE IN OiFAUI. T AND A E 8 T R IC TI 0 NS PROTECT VOUR PROIPA· llUlt may l>9 entered Ind IM • Tne lollo.lng P«eon 11 Matn Str-t Hunung1on St de $erv1 w1U be 39 Geormen netM
UNO@" A DEED OF TRUST, (CC&Re)ln ll'le property allu-TY IT MAY 8! SOl.O AT A ooun m1y entef I ~I doing buslnen u 8eaen Calll0<n1a 0 DATED AUG 8, lt82. UN• lled tn Mid County and PUBl.IC SAl.E IF YOU containing ln)unctlve or SEA HORSE YACHT SEA· AH lnl9r .. ltd per9on1 ar1 held Monday August 4 vittain
1.£$8 YOU TAKE ACTION Stat• d99cflbed.. NE!O AN EXPLANATION ottter ordefl concerning VICE. 2070l e..c11 81'/d lnvtted 10 allend Uld hear· 26. l lAM at Paohc :; :: grO\lpe
TO PAOTECT YOU R PROP· A condominium comprlMCI Of THE ~ATURE OF THE dlvlelon of pl'Of)«ty. apouMI 02, Huntington Baecll. ln9 ano upren their View Mt'monal Perk. 43 P•luretano
IATY, IT MAY H SOLD AT ot: PROCEEDINGS AGAINST aupport. clllld cuetoCSy, clltld Callf 92449 oplnt0n1 for °' aoaln'1 1ne N w &-h C:l ,,. Small bills
A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU P•rC91 1: YOU, YOU SHOUl.D CON· 1upport, attorney leea, Qerard EV9rett Ste4ner, propoMd ConOltlonal UM , e pr-rl a<' • • I •S vemooee
NEEO AN EXPL.ANATIOM Unit •o .. 1nown and .,.. ,.ACT A LAWYIA. cottl, and IUGll Otn.t , .. ,.. 20701 BMcll Blvd •82. F'tlfmlt No er, 37 In Gonll.ICl f anuly CJuggest mem· .. S11g41••tr• 0' THe NATURE OF TH& 1Crlb9d In 1119 condominium On 811&/85 •• 10 00 SK(). u m1y b9 gr1nted by tll9 Huntington Belen, ca111 lion wttn Tentetrw Trect ortal rontnbuuons bt> "Sur•
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30 ......,tn•t PlllOOHOING AOA INIT plan r11e«Oed on hotem· FED MOATOAOE CORPOR· couri The gatnlanment ot Tiiie bueln... 11 con· 12532 and Coull! Develop-I made to The Cltv of 52 Not reoeaung
YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· ber 1. 1911 In bo011 12832, ATION 111119 ~ ~ted waga, taking of me>My or ovoted by 1r1 lnd!Vk'Jull IMlll P•mll No 115-28 H H l 208• W S4 Reottte
TACT A L.AWYI!" PliQ9 ate to 831 ~Of Tl'\l9I" under IKd rluallt pr~ty or otller court Oetard E Sttlner """'"" 1nrorrna11on mey Opt' Ollpata , On AUGUST 30, 1ff5. II Offlctll A9oord• In tflt City to o.9d of Truel .::o,Oed authoftzed prooeedlnga may Tlllt •tttement WU filed b9 Obl•ned lrom Ille City 11th StrH>I, Lot An .............. ..--n.--"TT-t · 15 A.M . GAEY OAK ot trvlne, County of Oftn09, onl/2l/ll .. OoCumentno lllO r..ult wltll the County Clerk of Or Planning~""*" g~IN C.a 90014 4'
FINANCIAi. CORPOA· lt.,.ofCellfornla. u 25A looll "''" P9Qe JAN 7 1816 ange County on July 19 Telep11011e No 17141 C b t p tflc ......,....-t--+---t--ATION, A CAllflO .. NIA ,,.,. 2 1111 of Offtcjal "9oorde 1n "-A..,.,., c--. 9Jl 1816 536-5211 ontrl u (' ac
COftPOAATION .. ~IP-An undlvld•d l/All lll tilt office of 1119 Alcotder Of ""'" L etOtY. o..utY ... -,.,_ DATED lhll ,. oay Of V1('W M onuary. Di·
pcMn1ed Tn11t• under and 1nt9r'MI 1n and to Lot 1 Of O<enge County Callromta. c..n Pu1>11eneo 0<enoe eo..t Augu•f rKtors 644 ·2700
P\#'11111'11 10 DMd of Trutt Tl'ftCl 10102 .. '* mep "*' U9CUl9d ~ JIAALD " • ..., ' Monlgomet""y, Deity Piiot Augu.t 19 a3. 30, CITY "'Afl•to COM-~ Auoue1 !~s.. 1812. In booll 434, pegM 12 and llGAl.A ' OONNA J Allor~ 11 l -. 1ao loutll s.c>tember a ttH ••If<*. ey ,,_. w. aelnlt, No t2'·26ADMofOf• 1S Of Mllcl4teneout Mepa llOAL.A HUlllAND ANO B St,_., Tuttln. CA 82MO F·2'43 Plllll, e.cw.taf'J
fldtl "9oor-jfe In tll9 offloe of ~ of Mid oounty .. WIFI Will Hll AT ·,,u.. Publlelled 0<1"09 Cout Publllll9CI Of•f\09 CO..t
lllt ~ llecofd« of O"-eucn term le cs.tlMcl tn' tM LIO AUCTION TO THE Diiiy Pllol Auguat 2S, so. Detty Piiot Augu•t 23 1985
ANGI COunty.J Stat• Of ertlcle entitled "Definition." HIG11HT llDD!R '0111 Sept11111ber •. 11, 1W ,.Ma CALIPO~NIA, H90Ut9d bY Of cov.nantl, condltlon1 C.AIH, CPIY*btt et tlr'M of F·284 mmt •C aanll"r JOHN HAMLIN AND DI'· and r•lrlctlont, '*'Ofd«I .... In llwful mon.y of tilt __ .,. NOTICE l"UUU ""' ~ •n• .,.
Hite HAMl.1~ HUS~ND Al)fll 2A 1818 In 1 8ootl Vnlt•d 8t1tea) al THI '"~ 1(.1-'"-M)TIC[ ~1.1!! A~"o\18:~l #, 12W, ,. •11S. of Oftldtl ""ONT tffT .. ANCt TO "9Cnnou9..... '1CTTn0Ua _..11 ~ aua.ll
HIOHUT llDOUI f'Olll "9oorde of OrMo9 County. W l e ,. A O Ill I • Ulm eTATDmNT N~ I TATamn NA.-ITA'RlllDfT ~ ~ 11 ,... ot ~s ~:C:~~~ =-nw ~ l*"O'l • n.. IOIOwil'G..,....,.. The ~ oenon • ... Ill ....... mON¥ of tN ~ fotth 11'1 • • doil\o ~... doil\o ~. OOlnQ OUall'9lll .. Untied lt1t") et THI ,. .... ~ POATMA ,CAllrtQM, T,.ANIPO .. TATION AtilauMl&VS GA.AA HUMA MANTlN· '"°"" (NffWCI TO T'HI tflt ~ '"'"*' o.r.: ttU9 en4 .....,.. °°""~ CONCIPTI. ao•• Ct11b tot~,,,..., Colla ANC I06lot'°PPY A*'Ue, OlO OAAHGI COUNTY teen 1 !..,.,11 '°' owner. to Md now llelcf ~ It ~ ~ <:arde. Ceiata ...._ .._ CA l:M27 Corona dlll .... C..t t2t25
eout'THOUll, LOCATID end ~· ~ ....... Mid Deed Of TNIC In "" C8llf t2t2t ~ M. A'ferly. 1131 J .... w ~ t05'A
OH SANTA ANA ILVD, 11· and fnoroect~l ' off"! l>f°'*'Y --.cl In Mid Alen "®lntOn Ot1ffttl\, ~ Aoed • 1. Tuttln. Popoy A*"-Carone ct..i
TWDN IYCAMOllll IT & lr11Gie enutlM .....,,_,,, County, ~ ~~ IOli C.Ub HOUM Clrote. CA 82MO Mer ea.it t2t21
ll'IOAOWAY IANTA AHA of tilt o.aw.tlOn of Co"9-lnQ tM i.td thtNln: Co.ta~. Cellf 82e2t Tiii• buttl'INI la oon• Thia tkltlMN II con·
CAL"OANIA "" rJol't 11tti """"· CIOMftlOM and ,.. ltllt09I 1 A au.-lllllold Thi• bullnMa II con· duc:ted by, "' •ndMdull dl,el.O by en llrldMd\lll ...., im .. , oon~ 10 ttrlclton ~ Aptll 2A, 1n Clnd to Vnl1 No 2J on l.ot 1 ctuct9d i>y-~ ~ OeorV9 M Aveny ...,,,.. w ~·
.,,a now l'l9ld l>y " unci. 1811 "' bocitl t2M, '• Of Tr~ 10825. u llloWI\ Alen R Grtnlth Thi• 1t1ten1en1 •M t1'9d Th&a 11119'Mllt -n1.o
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e e a1 or new
Cout
A divided Irvine City
Council has voted to give
$280,000 to the new
lrvlne Convention and
Visitors Bureau./ Al
Callf o~
President Reagan urges
the state' a Republican
faithful to unite for Senate
fight.JM
Na don
Twenty-one workers
Joined to buy one of the
three winning tickets In
New York's lottery./ A5
Union Carbide officials
say equipment fallure and
human error caused the
poison gas leak In ln-
atltute, W. Va./A4
World
Top lntelllgence officer
flees as German spy ring
probe expands./ A4
Sporta
Ocean View's baseball
team wins the Colt World
Serles In style -with a
no-hitter jn beating
Lafayette, Ind. 7-2./C1
The Angela wtn Indra-
matic fashion wtth a run In
the bottom of the ninth,
3-2./C1
Date book
Poet Allen Ginsberg:
Leaving a literary legacy.
/Pege3
Two Fountain Valley
teens reach the finals In
American Bandstand
dance competition.
/Pege17
Hillside
blaze
a threat
to homes
Brush fire quelled -
near horse ranches at
San Juan Capistrano
By STEVE MARBLE
Of &Mo.., noe a ....
A hillside fire that swept to within
50 feet of homes outside San Juan
Capistrano, was brought under con-
trol Thursday evemng after 1t
scorched 35 acres of old orange
groves, tangled brush and bamboo
thickets.
The fire broke out at 1 :40 p.m 1n a
eucalyptus grove near Trabuco
Creek. It burned north past homes
and horse ranches, dnven by sea
brcc-zcs before betng knocked down
more than two hours later by fire-
fighters.
Firefighters camped out during the
night to ensure that the blue would
not rekindle Itself. Orange County
Fire Department spokesman -Pat
Antrim said.
No homes were touched and the
only reported injury was to Orange
County firefighter John Lamp who
fractured his' ankle while battling the
flames. Antrim said.
Lamp. stationed at the county fire
station in Laauna Niguel. was treated
at Mission Community Hospital in
Mission Viejo.
More than I 00 firefighters, includ·
1ngmembersofthe Laguna Beach and
San Oemcnte Fire Departments,
were brought in to quell the blaze.
Two bulldozers, a large water tender
and 30 fire engines were at the scene
during the worst of the fire.
Fanned by an offshore breeze, the
flames climbed from the creek bed
near Alipaz Street but stopped short
of nearby homes.
"The homes have a green belt
running in front of them and when the
flames reached that po11)t. they JUSt
stopped," Ant nm said. "It acted hke a
firebreak for us.
"In an area hke this that 1s
surrounded by brush, a green belt 1s
(Pleue aee BLAZE/ A2)
~ CW1J ,._. ,.__ '9 McNw'll K .......
Lanni Nolan of Dana Point move. a friend'• hone to aafer corral da.rtna fire.
Warns supervisors
crowding solution
means joint effort
By JEFF ADLER
OI -o.ity ~ Ital!
Count\ lcader!I muM shoulder their
rcspons1b1lm and \peed up efforts to
build a ne~ count)' Jail to relieve
.. intolerable" OH:rcrowding 1n the
county's mam Jail Orange County
Sheriff Brad (1ates has warned the
Board of Su pen l\of\
In a ~"cn·pagt' report 10 super-
\.ISOf\ 0ate~ point\ out thal efforts to
pinpo1n1 a ~•te tor a ne~ count)' JaiJ
fac11i1, began 1hret )Ca~ ago but
remain unsuccc~\lul.
(Pleue aee GATE8/A2)
Agency
pas~ses .
new tax
'Rule2'
Decision could help-
Irvine Co. ln county-
assessment dispute-
By the Associated Press
.\ contro"e~1al rule change that
could help lhC' Irvine ( o m a S30
m1ll1on propen' tax dispute v.1th the
count\ has been appro"ed b~ the state
Office of .\dmin1s1ra1ne Lav. which
reJCl ted 1he \ame proposal las1 \ear
Tina fl.emgan a !>poke.,~oman for
the office in s.ttramento w1d that the
agenq appro,cd 1he ne~ rule this
week after finding 1ha1 the Board of
Equaltza11on had · filed adequate
documentatwn to \upport 1he
change
The Offil'C ul \dm101strall"C Lav.
wascreatcd b' thl· slate Leg1<,lature to
rev1e~ regul.111on l hange' propo~·d
h' '>late agenue\
The ~hangl' 1n ~hat 1!> l..no~n as
··Ruk ~··~a' appro,ed last 'ear b~
the Board of Equah1a11on a '>tale t.a'.\
panl'I It shill'> the burden of proof
from tht propcn~ O\I. ncr to the
as~\,,1r 1n d1,pull'\ 1n,oh mg 1hc
'alul' ut prupcm alter -wk
Tht• ruk' lhangl' \\J\ dratted h)
(PleHe see TAX/A2)
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Alf!D PIIOI Hodel considers oil tract changes
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Turn to P•g• 81 for the
bfft •utomobll• buy•
Former director
views hospital
successes, debts
UCI Medical Center
won ratse. but tt ---dt n 't earn money
After sill tean as du-cctor of UC Irvine Mechcal Center in Oranae,
William 0 . Gonzalez rcsiancd 1n
March.
Durina his tenure, the facility eamcd a ttputation as a fine teachina
h<>v>ital and won ~raite for 1t1 pecial
KrVieet such 11 1t1 bum treatment
unit and its pe>iton center.
But it didn't earn any money.
Tbc hospital b also been battJina
I nood of Rd ink, primanly because
or reduction• in 1ovemment funds
for care of Mcdi..C.I and iP<it&cnt
pataenu. The UC Board of kegent'I
hu expressed concern about the
hospital's risin debl
When Oonzala rcs11ncd, 1 Uct
•Pokcswoman said the d1rec10t "fell be had contributed as at much as he
could to the medical center."
The 1ookcswoman 9ddcd. "He 1
proud ofh11 accomph hments, but he
aleo feel at'• time for nc-w kadcr·
•hip:·
After steppina down from hi med~ center post, Oonulcz rc--
malncd with UCI 11 a health affa1f1
aclviter to Chancellor Jack Pcltason.
Intertorsecretary has his eyes on f 50 sites
off coast; doesn't mention Ora nge County_
From 1&aff and wire reports
fotenor Secretary Donald Hodel
says there 1s a poss1b1hty he ma)' ask
for changes in the hst of 150 s11es off
the Cahfomia coast where he and
C"ahforn1a 's ~ongrcss1onal delegauon
have agreed to resume offshore 011
drilling.
In a Sacramento news conference
Thursday. Hodel refused to list
specific new sites he had an mind for
offshore drilling except to emphasize
that they would not include the areas
environmentalists have fouaht hard·
est 10 protect. such as the Big Sur.
Farallo~ l~nds and Bodega Basin
areas.
He also said he did not anticipate
~eking a large number of subst11u-
11ons 1n the list of offshore dnlhng
s1tes
The secretary made no mention ol
Orange County and 1ts v1gorou11
oppos1t1on 10 oil dnlhng offshore
Hodel ~111 hear tesumom in New-
port Beach Aug. 31.
"It appears that the 150 tracts. out
of the 6.450 that are mvohed. may
turn out to hold onl y 5 to I 0 pcr ... ent of
the (offshore oil) ~urce That has
caused me to raise the quest.on £)(1
we have the wrong 150 tracts"·' Hn<kl
~Id
··1 talked to Congressman (Leoni
Panetta (a Carmel Democrat in-
strumental tn-the comprom1sc1 1n1s
morning and assured him that doc\
not in an~ wa} d1min1sh m} commit-
ment'' tu a continued dnlhng morn
torium on the remaining 6. 300 tral t<.
in fe<kral waters off the Cahfom1a
coast. Hodel added.
However. he contmued. there an~
quesuons in his mind as to whcthl·r
15 ~eaf"i might be 100 lo ng a lime to
continue the moratonum on the
remaining offshore tracts.
ltn a tentative comprom1~ la'>t
mo Hodel and C"ahfornia <. u1n
~ 1onal delep11on agrttd to limit
drilling n federal ~ater' "'hll h \tart
threl· m1k"> «>thhorc 111 ah<lut l
pcrlcnt ni the kdcral ~atl'r°' nil the
l ahlNnia coa't
\to't ,)fthe trall~ tnrJnlhn~ would
N> <,t1uth cl ~nttt 'vbrr.J and 1n l he
north lua~t an·B near thl' mouth of the
fcl R1\cr. plu\ nnl' l'\plorator. well
ealh at ka\t I m1k' otl\hore off
B<l<kga Ba' Point ·.\rl·n.i and ~ant.a
( ru1
\1mt 111 thl· nthl·r drilling Siles
1nc..fudmg "'" pmpC111ed off NewJ>()rt
.ind l aguna ht:alhl'' ""ould he three to
<..1\ mile\ offshon:
H(l(kl ..aid 1n tl\r ft'{'ent .. town
hall mt•rting' 1n coastal C"ahfomta
u1mmun11te'i pcuple tcsufyana sug-
tte'll'd that ofT<>horr dnlhng be at least
(Pleue aee OP'P'SBORlt/A2)
P111L
SIEIDEllAI
U.S. toughness reinf arced
in preparation for summit
PE OPLE IN THE New s
Now. he 1s retumina to ho pltal
adm1n1strat1on
Bca1nnina Sept. 16, Gonzalez wdl
become president a.nd ch1efe.xecut1ve
officer of the Butterworth HeaJth
Corp. and Buttcrwonh Hospital in
Grand Rapid Mach.
The corporatton 11 the ptrcnt firm
for .529-bed Butterworth Hospital,
which 1s affiliated with the Univcn1ty
ofM1chipn, M1ch1pn Stat~ Umver·
1ty. Wayne State Universffy. a 16().
bed nursina center and thrte outpa-
tient clinics.
Oonzalcz, 4S, rcsianed from h"
UCJ McdicaJ Center PoSt in March as
tl\e hospital wa faana_an escai.ttna
debt and extcn 1vc ttaff layoffs.
(Pl ....... U-CBDW /A2)
By BARRY SCHWEID
u~.....,
WASHINGTON -The Reqan
adm1n1strat1on as staklna out a tou&h
stance on weape>ns policy and show·
1na hnle 1nchna1100 for conc1hatton as preliminary plannina beJJns for the
U.S ..SOv1et summit mtttlnt 10 N~
vcmber.
A furor over ·spy du\t" as abo
darkc~ the atmo phcrc altbouah
U.S. officials say they were con 1dtr·
1na only the health of Amencani in
MMCOw and not any possible impact
on the summit when the)' charaed the
KGB wath usinaa pe>tcnhally harmful
chemical.
Accord1na to the tate OC'J)ltt·
ment, the chemical wa used to track
contaets btt .. cen mencan and
Ru 11ns.. 1nclud1na d1 idents. 1n
Moscow The Soviet have d1sm1ucd
the alleaa11ons a~ "absurd" and
accused thclleqan adman1strat1on of
"an act of provocation "
~pate the dispute and a tou&Jl
U.S. hnc on ·• tar Wars" and arms
tf'St1na m spatt, the admir11stnt1on
till intends to pursue cooperallon 1n
such field as aancultutt, en-
vironmental protection and bou 1na
for diplomats
A&n~ltutt Secretary John R.
Bloc\ v.-a sent to MOKOw a hed-
uled to promote Sovitt purd\ax of
U. farm commochti le of com
and wheat. alrady It an all-time hi&)\.
could set ne record tfhesuccud in
cncou,.ina the Sovtc to buy more.
From the un.. the admaoistrat1on
bas ucludcd ara1n ' -and the income they Mf\I Amtncan f'Anncn
-from the vano rt tacb
used ·n ttht t11nanef'f4 n10 " .....
A2 Oreng1 Coat OAltY PILOT/Friday, Auguat 23, 198.5
Court rejects women's special
preference to own FM stations
WASHINGTON (APJ-A federal
appeals coun today s1ruck down the
Federal Comm1,1nica1ions Com·
mission's Policy of Jivi~ a special
preference to women seekina to own
FM radio stations.
By a 2-1 vote tn a case from
GeorJia. a U.S. Circuit Coun of
Appeals panel ruled that the prtferen·
tlal policy uscd·by the commission
since 1978 e:.;cecds the FCC's lea.al
1u1hority.
.. A mandate to serve the public
interest is not a license 10 conduct
cxpcrimen1s 1n social e-ngincer1rt1
conceived sctm1ngly by whi1n,'
Judae Edward A. Tamm wro1e for the
court.
He aid the eomminion'1 ~Ucy
r.resumably was considered a .. Good
dca .. that would lead to "a Belter
World." but tt\11 there is no rcuoo 10
aive ownership preferences 10
st.atistically underrepresented ~oups
unless it will incruse diversity of
proarammin.a content.
The FCC's policy of ajvina various
special preferences IQ increase ethnic
and racial minority ownership of
radio and television stations was not
affected by today's rulina. A major
rationale for that policy is an effort to
increase-lhe diversity or program-
1nina.
Women nave rtteived preferential
tre11ment only when 1pplyina for FM
ownetlhips.
.. In contrast to its endonement or
prtfereoces for raclaJ and ethnic
minorities, Con.,.css has been at best
ambivalent about a female ownership
preference," Tamm said.
He iddcd: ··whatever the merits of
these (proanmmi~ diversity) as-
sumptions as 1pphcd to cohesive
ethnic cultures. n simply 11 not
reasonable to expect that ftantina
prcfcrcn.ccs 10 women will increase
programmlna diversity. Women
transcend ethnic1 rel igious and other
cullural barriers.'
Two pedestrians hit in crosswalk
T""o Laguna Beach women were
hosp1tahzed late Thursday after a car
knocked thrm 40 ree1 out of thr
crosswalk in front of the Costa Mesa
police sta11on.
Anh Thu Vo, 20, was listed in
critical condition today in the in-
tensive care ward at Fountain Valley
Commun ity Hospnal with a frac-
tured skull and a concussion. She has
remained unconcious si nce the 7:45
p.m. accident at the in1ersec1ion of
Fair Drive a,nd Vanguard Str«t.
Dineh Connor, 22, also in in1ens1ve
care, was reponed in serious con-
dition with a fractured pelvis, a
broken left lea and abdominal in-
1uries.
The women were hit bya 1982 Ford
Granada after the traffic signal
changed from green to red while they
were crossina Fair Dnve, Lt. Tom
Durham reponed.
Driver Marsha-Amburaer, 32, of
Capistrano Beach1 apparer:it y didl)'t
see the women wh1letravehngeast on
Fair Drive and did no1 pass a red
traffic signal. police said.
Durham ~said AmbulJ.ey is under
investigation for allCJecllY failing to
yield 10 pedes1rians 1n a crosswalk.
The vicums were treated by para-
medics before being taken by am-
bulance to the hospital trauma center.
GATESISSUESJAILREPORT ...
From Al
"The Major Corrections Advisory
Commutee recommended four sites
to your Honorable Board which have
now rown to 1n excess of25 possible
sites.· Gates states in his repon.
"All segments of our county leader-
ship must shoulder its decision mak-
ing responsibilities. While the solu·
1ions to the problems are not simple,
1he reasoning is simply, the sooner
the project is under way. the sooner
the overcrowding may be relieved ...
Gates also acknowledges in the
leuer that that while county effons to
solve Jail problems represent a "col-
lective effon on the pan of many
county aJ!.enc1es,·· the county remains
in violation of federal court orders on
the issue.
To speed up comphance with the
court's directives. Gates rec-
ommends 1hat the Jail Si1e Selection
Task ForcC. that ii reviewing possible
si tes for an additional maximum
S('curuy Jail complele ns site-selec-
tion process 1n the immediate fu1urc.
"The county has already fallen
behind 1n the planning process for
fac1lit1es.-wtuc-h-~·1ll be-needed by
1990." he concludes.
BLAZE ...
From Al
an excellen1 idea," Antnm added.
The cause of the fire remained
unde-r investigation 1oday. Antrim
sAid it appears the fire smoldered and
then look off when flames began
feeding of an orange grove that had
bef:n abandoned and become dry and
brinle from negJect.
No evacations were necessary
thou~ one rancher moved his horses
off hts property as a precautionary
step.
"I implore your honorable board to
proceed as quickly as possible with
Jail site selection. property acquisi-
tion, and construction of these vitally
'needed jails," his letter concludes.
Consultants hired by the county to
study jail needs into the nex.1 century
predict 1he county will need a total
J.551 addiuonal inmate beds by the
year 2000.
And Gates says he will need 2,68 1
beds in addi1ion to those now under
construction al the Theo Lacy branch
jail in Orange and the new inmate
1n1ake and reie&S(' center at the main
Jail 1n Santa Ana to meet detenlion
needs through 1990.
Beyond 1990. Gates and a consuJt-
ant hired by the county to study
detention needs predict another
4,292 beds will be required.
The sheriff's letter was circulated
among supervisors as 1ail officials
ready a P.lan to meet U.S. District
Judge William Gray's Aug. 15 direc-
tive barring the county from jailing
board member Ernest Dronenburg
with help from a former Dronenburg
aide who was 1hen a legal adviser to
·the Irvine Co.
Dronenburg said he was trying to
help some Riverside Coun1y home-
owners, not the Irvine Co., which has
been involved in a propeny tax
dispute with the Orange County
assessor and. is a major contpbutor to
state campaigns.
The coun1y assessor, Bradley
Jacobs, decided that the company
shou1d be valued at $3.2 billion for
ta:.; purposes, after Irvine Chairman
Donald Bren acquired con trot of the
any person for whom no bed will be
available wi1hin 24 hours. The order
becomes effet:1ive Sunday.
Jail officials have been readying
plans to release persons arrested for
misdemeanor cri mes, such as drunk-
en driving, petty theft or failure to
make suppon payments. rather than
jailing them.
In addition, jailers are reviewing
how they can make better use of
newly crea1ed inmate beds at the
Theo Lacy facility and a1 the James A.
Musick Honor Farm in El Toro,
where large tents have been crcaed to
absorb some of the inmate ovcrOow.
Gray found the county in contempt
in March for failing to abide by his
1979 ·orders to reduce jail over-
crowding. a situa1ion that has only
arown worse sinct.
Built to house 1,191 inmates. the
Santa Ana main jail has housed as
many as 1,700 inmates. The judge's
latest order limit's the population to
J.657.
lirm lfom his panners.
Proposition I 3. 1he ta~-cut 1n-
1t1a1ive approved by voters in 1978,
allows propcny values for tax
purposes to be raised to fair market
value after a sale. Otherwise, the
values can be increased only 2 percent
a year.
Irvine Co. officials contend that
Jacobs' estimate is nearly $2 million
more than fair market value and has
appealed his decision to the Orange
County Board ofSu\)Crvisors.
A decision favonng the asS('Ssor
could cost the company at least $30
million a year in proptny taxes.
EX-CHIEF VIEWS SUCCESSES •.•
From Al
In an interview this week.
Gonzalez said lhat since March he
has prepare<i,-repon~ on health mal·
ters for Chl ncellor Pcl tason while
looking for a new permanent pos-
1t1on.
Regarding ~ILS tenure as director or
UCJ Medical Cenler. Gonzalez said,
.. We had many successes here in
terms of cos! control, getting full
accreditation and 1n terms of chang-
ing the image of a public 1ndigen1
hosp1lal lO that of a univerSll}
teaching hospital befitting of thr
Lln1versity ofCal1fom1a:·
But Gonzalez acknowledged that
while 1ry1ng to upgrade the former
county hospital (acqu1red by the UC
S)Stem 10 1976), UC! Medical c·enter
was senously affected by cutbacks 1n
federal. stale and county fundrng for
patien1s who lack priva1e insurance
coverage. UCI handles 1he largest
perccn1age of such pa1ien1s 1n Orange
Count)
··w e ~ere reall} 1n a Catch 22·typc
crossfire:· the hospital admin1strator
said.
The medical ce nter's debt for fiscal
J 98J-ij4 was SJ m1lhon. When the
most recent fiscal year ended June JO.
the debt was S9 6 mdlton !nine
campus oflic1als ha\e been under
Just Call
642-6086
pre-ssure lo reverse the trend.
Since Gonzalez stepped down. UCJ
has not .hired a J>4:rmanent replace·
ment. UCJ officials art negotiating
with American Medical lnter-
na1ional, the large health care chain
thal already owns 1hree hospitals in
Orange County and plans to build the
new 177-bcd Irvine Medical Center.
.A.lthough no a.,-eement has been
reached. university officials have
been considering an arrangemenl in
which American Medical would take
O\'Cr management of the UCI hospi-
1al.
Gonzalez has not bren involved 1n
the nes,ot1ations. but he said. "Given
the ci rcumstances. this approach
does offer a pos1 ll ve altema1ive to the
university -among the few altema-
11ves (It has,.''
The adm1nistra1or said he 1s look-
ing fon~,.ard to assuming his new posl
with the M1 ch1gan hospital, which he
descnbed as a lalJe non-profit com-
munity hospnat similar to St. Joseph
Hospital in Orange.
Buuerworth ··has a board of
trustees made up or preeminent
business people from the community,
and the hospital 1s run in a busine-ss-
hkc manner." he said. "It has a record
of generating a surplus for futurr
growth.''
Gonzalez said he will not miss the
bureaucratic process required to
make changes al UCI Medical Center.
.. Trying to tum a university hospi-
tal around is a little like tryina 10 tum
a battleship around," he said. "Ifs a
slow process.''
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P'romAl
undertaking large programs of their
own.
The next day. the White House
an,nounccd that, despite Soviet objec-
tions. the Unilcd Stales would
proceed with the first American test
of an anti-satellite weapon against an
object in space.
"We have 10 lest , and we have to
lest now." said Larry Spcake-s, the
presidential spokesman. "They have
one-and they don't want us to have
one."
Critics maintain the Soviets have a
highly unsophistica1ed version and
that U.S. testing could help unravel
1he 1972-U-:S.-Sovicl Ant ... Ballis1ic
Missile Treaty. Considered a mile-
stone.in-the-h1story-of anns-co-n:lffil,
the treaty limits missile defenses on
the theory that the threat ofdevastat·
ing retaliation discourages launching
a nuclear attack.
Then, on Thursday. Reagan took
personal charge of the 1oughened U.S.
stance. lnterruptin~ his long Cali-
fornia vacatio n with a speech to
Republican fund-raisers, the presi·
dent. strongly defended plans 10
develop a defensive weapons system
in outer space.
Noting Soviet objections, Reagan
asked. "Why arc they investing so
many rubles of their own 1n the same
technologies?"·
The Star Wars program is techni·
cally on the negotiating 1able in
Geneva, Swiizerland. Bui the admin-
istra1ion , as the prcsidenfs speech
underscored_, i1 n.Ql t.bo\Jt 10 1rade it
away for Soviet concessions to limit
their offensive nuc\e-ar weapons.
Behind the tough line taken by
Reagan and McFarlane could be 1he
view that the Soviets will giv" ground
in the weapons talks or at the
president's summit with Soviet
leader Mikhail Gorbachev only if the
Uni led States demonstrates resolve.
So far, however, lhe Soviets show
no sign of giving ground. The note
delivered to the State Department on
Thursday, protesting the "spy dust"
charges. accused the United States of
imperiling the summit meeting.
"Behind the raising of this artificial
question, .. 11 said, "one cannot but sec
a quite definite design -to prepare
the ground for yet another slander
campaign against the Soviet Union.
to poison lhe a1mosphe-re in relations
between our countries and kindJe
enmi1y 1oward Soviet people."
EDITOR'S NOTE -Barry
Schweid has covered U.S . ..SOvit:t
diplomacy. and four summit meet-
ings, for Tht: Associated Press since
1973.
OFFSHORE OIL SITES TARGETED ...
From Al
six miles from the shoreline.
He did not specifically rule that
out. bu1 said the general configura-
tion of California's known offshore
oi1 reserves tends to be closer to the
shore than six miles.
Environme-ntalists and those who
fear oil derricks will be a visual blight.
argue that drilling near the th.rec mile
limil will trigger s~te exploration
effons to get a piece of1he leasing pie.
The federal $Overnment has re-
alized $70 bilhon since ii began
leasing ocean floor tracts on the Outer
Continental Shelf in 1954.
Hodel said he was encouraged that,
despite the extremes on one side of
those who oppose any offshore drill·
ing and on the other of advocates of
massive de-velopment of all possible
offshore oil, that mos! participants in
his California mcctinfs were willing
to accept some kind o compromise.
··The maJOnty of people who
e~presscd themsri.vcs felt that ifthe-re
were proper environmental safe-
s,uards. they would consider accept·
1ng some drilling. which I think
rcprese:n1s an improveme-nt in the
atmosphere." Hodel said.
Orange Countians opposcd todnll-
ingofftheir.shoresare also resigned to
a weakening of the moratorium, but
they plan to 1ell Hodel when he
amves in Newpon Beach that tracts
proposed here must be eliminated or
risk damaging the area·s tourist
industry.
Hodel said that it will probably take
another two years or formal hearings
and exchanges of wriuen comments
before the offshore drilling agreement
is finalized.
Hodel made-his remarks after a
private meeting in the capitol to brief
Gov. George Deukme1ian .
UcukmeJ1an. who has uracd strong
tnvironmental safeguards on any
offshore drilling. has taken a cautious,
almost wary, public stance on the
compromise Hodel is seeking.
Deukmejian did not appear with
Hodel after their meeting, but his
office issued a written statement
quoting the Republican governor
saying the proposed compromise
requires extensive study.
"Some agreement on this issue is
needed to balance the na1ion's need
forene!Jy with California's interest in
prescrvinJ!. its unique coastline,"
Deulimej1an said. noting that the
state was "no1 a part of the nego-
tiations" between Hodel and the
congressmen and thus not prepared
to comment.
Hodel also said Deuk.me-jian did
no1 take -a specific Stand on the
proposal 1n 1hei r private meeting. -
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SCR hits stride,
sees bright future
This is rhe second of two columns on South Coast Repertory's
upcomrng season and its outlook for the future ..
Al South Coast Repertory, pan1cularly on the Second Sta_gc.
artistic directors David Em mes and Martin Benson believe in kecptng
their optto~ open. ""
Thus. when announcing a new season, they're apt to leave a few
~ps in the schedule, preserving their ability to seiu upon a theatrical
project that may not be avaiJable.at the outset of the theatrical year.
That's how they managed to produce the world premiere of Keith
Rcddtn's "Rum and Coke" last season.
This season three of the five Second Stage plays have been
nounccd, be&inntng Sept. 27
th the West Coast premterc of
"Blue Window" by Craig Lucas.
whose .. Reckless .. saw the first
light of day at SCR last sea.son.
Emmes descri~ it as "more
complex.. yet more accessible"
than "Reckless." sbiftinJ its focus
TCIM
TITUS
-----------in an apartment of~aog people attempting to "fU><l themselves." It wi lJ run through . 0.
The second offering wilt be Tina Howe's .. Painting urches," an
m11mate took al the rites of~gc involved when a suocessful artist
retums home to do a portrait ofbcr aging parents. the "Churches" of
the 11tle. II runs from Nov. 8 through Dec. l and no director has been
assigned as yet.
··unsuitable for Adults,"' the American premiere of a work by
Bnt1sh playwright Terry Johnson, occupies the fourth slo1 (the second
and fifth arc reserved for new plays, to be announced). Emmcs, who
will direct, describes it as a ''bold, outspoken and provacativeplay" set
m a London pub theater where fem inist comics bold forth inside and
a mass murderer staJks the neighborhood out.side. h opens March 14
and runs through April 6.
Planning the tanden seasons at SCR is just one task. albeit a
cruetal one, confronting Emmcs and Benson in I 985. Currently they
arc cnpged in a remodeling and expansion project at the theater they
build JUSI seven years ago, enlarging the facility to allow ··work space"
for new projects or plays in the process of development.
"What is exciting to us is that we now have the tools to do what
we've been wanting to do for years. and know how to use them."
Emmes noted ... We've gone through our apprenticeship and our
1oumeyman period and now we're a no lonF a 'promising young
theater: We're an established artistic enterpnse."
One indication ofSCR's growth, Emmes pointed out. 1s that the
$800,000 the theater is faced with raising via subscriptions and
donauons this season was about the totaJ amount of the SCR budgc1
when the company took possession of the Fourth Step Thea1er in
1978.
For the future, South Coast Repertory plans 10 be one of the prime
1enan1s m the Orange County Performing Arts Center, now taking
shape across the street on Town Center Dnve. By theend of the decade
SCR hopcc to take partial operation of the ccntcr'i. 1,000-seat theater
for producuons of more ch.allenging dimensions.
"I really beheve SCR's finest moments are still ahead," Emmes
commented. "We've come 1010 our own these las1 few seasons -the
move 10 the Fourth S1ep was more than a transition. it was a
1ransformauon, we had 10 team how to run a theater all over apin "
And now comes 1he fun part. Doing it.
<~enerol Manager KMen A W111mer
Et111or hank Zin1
4rt n irntor S1even Hough
( m ulutum Manager Donald L W11l1ams
Prmlu1 '""' ~anaxn Robert I ( anlrcll
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GINSBERG:LEA VIMG A LEGACY ••••••••••••• 3
BY ROBERT HYNDMAN -As perhaps the most-renowned
American poet of the 20th century, Allen Ginsberg, through his
poetry. bas always maintained a natural and unforced approach to
life and the fantasicsweoonstruct to accommodate its mysteries.His
disaoninJ honesty and vivid, explicit language have stoked the
imaiinauons o( his readers while enraginJ those whose views he
attacked. In his text of contemporary Amencan poetry, A Poulin Jr.
calls Ginsberg a "poet. guru, world traverer. prophet and visionary
Uncle Sam of the Aower-Acid-Rock Generation" and ~e public
conscience of the nation -if not the species ... (Cover portrait by
Tim De Frisco.) .
WOODY BERllAK JAZZ Jl'BATURED AT
Dl81"BYLA.RD •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4
Woody Herman and the Young Thundering Herd will bring their
exciting brand of jazz to Plaza Gardens on Main Street in
Disneyland Aug. 25-31 with four shows nightly beginning at 7 p.m.
For further information on this week's events, be sure and read
today's calendar section.
GUYS Allfl> DOLLS TAKE A CRUISE ••••••••• 14
BY VIDA DEAN -You can't set anymore all American, or
glamorous, than a patriotic yacht party aboard the Lido Lady, clad in
red, white and blue balloons and Ms. Liberty, herself.Close to 100
members from the Guys and Dolls chapter of the OC Performing
Arts Center (almost all donned in red, white and blue) attended the
festive bash at the Lido Island home of Ron Soderling.
Members and guests of the J!OUP wcregveo bay cruises aboard
Soderling's boat, decked-out with a 20-foot replica of the Statue of
Liberty holding a model of the Performing Arts Center to take pan
in the 25th annual Character Boat Parade.
CUT Cl\I Tl-E
A SECONI> LOOK AT IRVINE RA.NCR FARM-
ER '8 11.A.RKET........................... ••• • ••• . • • • • • 1 7
BY BEYERL Y BUSH SMITH -We're back at the Irvine
Ranch Farmer's Market this week, where even before you enter the
building, you're assaulted by tantalizing aromas of chicken
bart>cqueing. Inside. you walk down aisles of fragrant melons as you
approach the atrium dining area, where the music of the three-tiered
fountain blends witb the melodies of the grand piano.
TOP 8~~1110 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4
ANN LANI>ERS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 11
RESTAURANT OF TllE WEEK ••••.•.••.•••.••• 19
W~• SPIRITS ...... ~ ............................... 22
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RESTAURANT DIRECTO!tY •••••••••.•••••••••. 23
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a...,_,......,n.o.~ •E•erythiq that people .. Y la poetry, 'I m!Ot •pend one one-hundredth -•Everyone'• lntereated ln your aecret 'Moet pie are too tlmld to •how
fr'om the Pf• in the Pentagon to the may1>e one one-thouaandth -of my Ufe, aa oppoeed to the co•er atory.' their C:.ntty. I'm ezploltlng my atreet poeta. time worrying about what people crutneae .
think of me.' ·
Allen Ginsberg: Leaving a literary legacy
By ROB E RT HYNDMAN ·
Of I,,_ Oelly l"llot Ital!
Allen Ginsberg doesn't like
to pose for photographs.
"I'm not an actor, I'm a
writer,'' he complains when
asked to stand in a colorful
garden for a photographer.
As the sun beats on
Ginsberg's brow, he continues
his verbal barrage.
"This is unnatural. I'm
squinting," he grumbles.
"Why can't we just shoot this
in the shade?"
Ginsberg, an avid photogra-
pher himself, has no com-
plaints about being captured
o n film. h's the posing that
bothers him.
As perhaps the most-re-
nowned American poet of the
20th century, Ginsberg,
through his poetry, has always
maintained a natural and un-
forced approach to life and the
fantasies we construct to ac-
commodate its m ysteries.
His disarming honesty and
vivid, explicit language have
stoked the imaginations of his
readers while enraging those
whose views he a ttacked.
In his text of con tem porary
American poetry, A. Poulin Jr.
cans Ginsberg a "poet, guru,
world traveler, prophet and
visionary U ncle Sam of the
Flower-Acid-Rocle Gener-
ation .. and "tbe pubJjc cons-
cience of the nation -if not
the species."
"At o nce intimate and pro-
phetic, hilarious .and terrify-
ing. profoundly religious and,
a t time, commensurately
outrageous, Ginsberg's poetry
encompasses myriad of ex-
periences. ranges over the full
spectrum of human life on this
planet and -like the poetry of
Whitman -is a combination
of incredible power and driv-
el," Po ulin says.
Ginsberg's impact can best
be judged through the release
last January of "Collected
Poems: 1947-1980," an 837-
page work that provides a
definitive edition of his work
as a poet.
Ginsberg says the release of
"Collected Poems" is an effort
to focus attention on his poetry
as literature. rather than social
phenomenon.
The division is important to
Ginsberg who, at 59 , admits to
approaching his autumn years.
He hunJers for his audienc.e to
judge him as a poet rather than
as a character or hero.
Suc h larger-than-life
preconceptions of Ginsberg
follow him everywhere.
At a book-signing session
held Sunday afternoon in
Laguna Beach, an admirer
asked Ginsberg to bless a copy
of .. H owl and Other Poems,"
his first book o f poetry.
"Bless it? Well, I don't know
how to bless anything." he said
warmly. "But I can sign it if
you like."
While readers waited pa-
tiently in the cozy Fahrenheit
45 I bookstore for a chance to
meet the poet and get his
autograph, Ginsberg wrote
brief messages and often drew
playful sketches o n the flyleaf
-sketches of mountain peaks
with the sun or a crescent
moon overhead. Stars -both
five-pointed and Stars o f
David -we re spnnkled lib-
erally throughout the draw-
ings.
At the book-signing and at a
reading held the night ~fore.
Ginsberg commanded the at-
tention and affection of his
audience.
''He's unignorable. His
work gets a hold of you.·· says
A Ginsberg review -in verse
By LISA MAHONEY
Of .... 0.,..,... ... -
Editor's note: 8<"/014-IS a revit'\4-or Allen Ciin.~bcrs\
poetf} reading in Laguna Beach lost wed
Ginsberg. when did you cul your hair
Take 10 singing your verse
And using Australian abongine songs11ck!. '>
G in5berg. courtes)' of Lag4na P~ts.
Facing a near-full aud11onum on Saturday night
Sings. hums, reads. rails P~try from the present back 38 years.
Lost in Amcnca -1956
T he unions, the commies. lhe war mongers. the spies
The allurirtg. subverting images of telcv1\10n and Time mapnne.
Ginsberg keeps time with his heels
W}u~ playing a chord on the harmonium
A r.iaale or two from the adminng audience -
Ginsbera s1np in 1 New York. kwish twang.
"Brca1hc when you brc31he I 1<' down when you he
down.
"Talk when you talk" and, mo°'t profound. ""Die when
you die."
Hummmmm
In Pa<;adcna with "'cmu.ic then on a u"\\flool
n\,crbank.
"Rhucmy~)-t'd and hungovd'
bul golden 1ns1de
-'\ Sunflower utra. I Q~)
')e'(uaJ-homoseJtu:il no friend of lhc Moral MaJorll\
Dear Jerry Falwt'll .. I''"<' \ecn < ,oc.J a~ much J c. JO)
man
.. Hcdocsn"1 look l1kc \'OU alone He look\ lake mc .rnd
all the homosexuals " ·
Birdbrain 1s u'>.
"Birdbrain run5 the world ·
Evil and ignorant ( 'ap1tahsm run rampant w11h
bhnders on.
"Birdbrain 1s humanity··
rock
I luman1ty. orders (,.nsllcrg ·· t>o the med1La\tc10
"I fought the Dharma
.. And the Dharma won ··
An C{>llOJue to "Kaddish.'" warming over d~th
.. Whitt Shroud .. 1s a dream of the mother n-tumcd
Living in an alley way with pots and pans and bed
And so on: invrcuve, cxp~uve Sex. 1CA, sex Pol1t1t:
The cvtn1ng ends With Blake', Son~ or Innocent.'('
A hum of voices n5e, lhc incense flies
And the bard of Beat bo~ and smiles.
Jam McM1chael. who has been
reaching poetry at ye lryme
for the past 20 years.
"Ginsberg's irresistible in
the way he has of going about
his subject matt er."
Mc Michael says ... Has style 1s a
kind of ironic hystena, but
lhere's something ICJ nd of stud-
ied about the hystena ...
McMichael says Ginsberg's
fame might limit his readers·
perceptions of ham as a poet.
..He's kind ofa relic who had
topical impact on the '50s and
'60s. which isn't necessarily
bad, but 1t may say something
about him,",Jvfc M1chael said.
"I thank that '6e'e1usc he as so
popular, when people thank of
a poet, they ~ the image of
Allen Ginsberg and the whole
Nonh Beach thing -the
stereotype."
Because of his pohtacal ac-
tivism and association wtth
fe ll ow Beat Generation per-
sonaht1es as Jack Kerouac.
Neal Cassady, Wilham Bur-
roughs and Lawrence Ferl-
rnghctt1, Ginsberg earned a
reputation as an ant1-cstabltsh-
ment rebel who meditated.
expenmented with drugs and
advocated their use.
Perhaps his most famous
poem, .. Howl," blasted the
complacency of the late '50s
and foreto ld the unrest lt\at
marked the '60s:
I saw the best minds of m }
genuatJon destroyed by mad-
ness, starving bysterrca/
naked,
draggrng themselves
rhrouih the negro sinets at
dawn loobnj'for an Bn.&fY tu.
angelheaded hipsters burn-
(PJeue eeeomaa&ao,.... 10)
Da&ty Pttot Oatebook/ Friday, August 23, 1985 I
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3
4 5 6 7 10
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25 26 27 28 29 30 31
IRY
Friday
WINDFALL CROSSING performs
from Hp m ·I J() am at the Crvy Hnr~ lialoon I 580 Brookhollow,
\anta .\na 549-1S1 2
Saturday
WINDFALL CROSSING, <..ee .f-n.
da > 11\llng,
Sunday
CRAZY HORSE feature\ a< ountry
Ha\h with a Mexican buffet at 4 and 7
p m The ~1crrah Band performs at 4
pm and Bobh1 & Cl yde appear at 8
pm I 580 Brookhollow. \ant.a i\na
54~·1512
Monday
BILL MONROE performs in con·
cen at 7 and 10 pm at the Cra1)
Hor<.e '>a loon. I 580 Brook.hollov..
\anta Ana Sl6SO adm1~s1on
549-1512
Tueaday
DAVID FRIZZELL and SHELL V
WEST appc41r at 7 and I 0 p.m. at the < raty Hone \a loon, I 580
Brook hollow \anta Ana $22 SO ad·
m 1ss1on 549-1 512
WedDeM&y
SUSANVILLE STAGE appears
from 8 p m ·I 30 a.m at the Cra1y
Horse <ialoon. 1580 Brookhollow.
<ianta Ana Also tontght"Only are free
count ry dance lesson\ by Ron and
Donna at 7· 30 p m.
Tha.nday
SUSANVILLE STAGE, '>Cc
Wednesday hst1ng
Friday
ED HOLZ, producer. composer,
arranccr orchestrator. conductor and
mus1c1an. perform\ Mo n -Sat
4 30-8.30 p. m.. at 1he Anaheim
Hilton and Towers' Avenue Bar. 777
Con "ent1 o n Way Ana heim .
740-4268.
fkaturday
/ ED HOLZ, sec fnday hsung.
Monday
ED HOLZ, Stt fnday hsting.
TueMay
THE WESTMINSTER CHORALE
gathers each Tuesday from 7.9 p.m
and invites anyone lO pan1ci pate rn
their concens. sing outs. and other
ac ttvltlcs planned. The broad reper·
to1rc includes many musical styles.
Westminster Senior Citizen's Center.
895.1 700, 775-3376
ED HOLZ, see Fnday hsung.
Wedneeday
ED BOLZ, sec Fnday hsting.
Tha.nday
ED HOLZ, S« Fnda} hstrng.
.IAZZ
Friday
RON'S IN LAGUNA offers d1s.-
unct1ve dining and uncomparablc
entertainment with David Raleigh at
the keyboards performing a soph1st1·
cated hip-Jazz-blues style of mum
Wed.-Sun. 8.30 p.m.· I 30 a.m 1464
S. Coast High way .. Laguna Beach
497-487 1.
THE GEORGE GRIFF I N
QUARTET performs soul-st1mng
JVl Thurs.-Sun. from 9 p m -1 a.m at
the .\nahe1m Hilton and fower\
Lobby Bar. 777 Conventron Wa).
Anaheim. They also appear \un
from 9 p.m -1 am at the A'enuc bar
740-4268
CONFRE Y PHILLIPS, \1.-ho ha, an
intimate st)'le of playing 1an piano
appears at the: Newpon Mandan n
Tucs.·Sat from S 30-9 30 pm . 3950
Campus Dnvc Newpon Beach
852-0900.
CAFE LIDO present!> Judi Lee
playing the piano and singing Mon ·
Fn. S-8 p.m . the Lido Jau All·St.ar<.
Thurs.·Sat. 9 p m -1.30 a.m and Sun
3 30-8 p.m . "Frecwa) •• featunng
Max Bennett on bass. Sun 9 pm ·I
a.m , "Dream" Mon from IJ
p m.-1 :30 a.m.. the Alex Taylor
Quartet Tues from 9 p.m.-1·30 a m ..
the New York Jazz Connection Wed.
from 9 p.m.-1:30 a.m. 2900 Ncwpon
Blvd .. Newport Bea(;h. 675-2968.
Saturday
CAI'& LIDO. see Fnday hsung.
RON'S IN LAG UNA, sec fnday
listing.
THE GEORGE GRIFFIN
QUARTET, sec Fr;.~:.i hsttng. CONFREY PH PS, sec Fnday
hsung.
Sunday
A DIXIELAND PARTY w11h Ric•·
anl Cni% ud dae F11UertoWM Stnit·
tert 1s held from 3-7 p.m Also from 8
p.m.-m1dn1ght 1s Dora Gale u4
Dream. Sunset Puh. 166SS Pacific
Coast H1&hway. Sunset Beach. (213)
592-1926.
THE GEORG E GRIFFIN
QUARTET, sec Fnday hsuna.
CAFE LIDO, sec Fnday h5t1ng.
RON'S IN LAGUNA, sec Fnday
hsung.
THE NEW YOR~ JAZZ CONNEC-
TION appears each Sunday from 8:30
p.m at the Off Broadway, 1108 E.
K.atella. Orange. 639-3354.
Monday
CAYE LIDO, Stt Fnday listing.
4 Dally Piiot Oatebook/ Friday, August 23, 1985
Tue.day
CONFREY PllIILIPS, see Fnday
hsung. ..
CAPE LIDO, sec Fnday listtng.
'Wed.D~y
BRUCE LEONARD, a swing vocal-
ist formerly with the Charlie Spivak
orchestra, appears each Wed. at the
Anaheim Bowl Ballroom, 1925 W.
Lincoln. Anaheim 774-4710.
CONFREY PHD..J.J.PS, Stt Fnday
li sting.
RON'S IN LAGUNA. Stt Fnday
hsttni.
POSITIVE FORCE with DENISE
VALEN performs from 8 p.m.·mtd-
night at the Sunset Pub. I 66SS Pacific
Coast Highway, Sunset Beach. (213)
592-1926
CAYE LIDO, o;cc Fnday lisung.
Tba.nday
THE NATIONAL ~TION
OF JAX/. EDUCATORS gathers for
the offic1aJ announcement of guest
artists and the program of the Na-
uonal In-Service Conference. 4 p.m .•
Governor's Suite. Anaheim Mamon
Hotel, _, W Convention Way,
Anaheim. RSVP (8 18) 769-4466.
CAFE UDO, see Friday listing.
T H E GEORGE GRIFFIN
QUARTET, set Fnday listing.
RON'S IN LAGUNA. see Fndn)
listing.
CONFREY PHILLIPS, sec Friday
hst1ng
Friday
CLARINETIST BOB KEAN E and
His Orchestra, with Lorraine Feather.
present an all Benny Goodman Book.
from 8:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m .. Anaheim
Hilton aod Towers, 777 Convenuon
Way. Anabelm. 740-4168.
LEE FERRELL, pianist. sax-
ophonist, vocalist. and comedian,
appears with Hal Ratliff and Laura
Vida. Tucs.-Thurs. 8:30 p.m.-12:30
a.m .. Fn.-Sat. 9 p.m.-1 a.m .• the
Newponer Resort, 1107 Jamboree
Road, Newport Beach. 644-1 700.
LINDA CALDWELL, vocaJist, ap-
pears Wed.-SaL 8 p.m.-12:30 a.m. at
Cano's Restaurant, 2241 W. Coast
Hiahway, Newport Beach. 631-1381.
AEDS appears at the Sunset Pub
from 9 p.m.-1:30 a.m., 166SS Pacific
Coast Hi&hway, Sunset Beach. (213)
592-1926.
RAVELS, now open in The RC&JS--
try Hotel, is a plush new 01gbtclub
which fcaturef state-of-the-an sound
system and music videos. Dancing
n1&htly until 2 a.m. with Happy Hour
Mon.-Fn from 4-7 p.m. Free valet
parlun&. proper attire required. No
cover, no minimum. 752-8777.
THE HOP presents " Rock and Roll
Heaven," a tnbute to rock's legends
featun ng Greg Topper, Monday at 8
pm .. "Rock Around The Clock," a
history of rock and roll featuring
Jason Chase, Tuesday at 8 p.m.;
Crazy Contests each Thu.rsday; and
lots of dancing Fridays-Saturdays
W1th emcee Joel Steven. 18174
Brookhurst. Fountain Valley.
963-2366.
Saturday
THE HOP, sec FEtlhstina. UNDA CALDW sec Fnday
ING
Dlaney •tar
Woody Berman and the Yount Tbundert.nc Herd will brlnC
their uclttncbnnd of ju.a to Plua Gardena on llaln Street
in Dt.neylaDd Aq. 26-31 with four 1ho1n nlCbtly be&lnnl~ at 7 p.m.
listing.
REDS, see Fnday listing.
CLARINETIST 808 KEANE,
longtime big band veteran, is guest
soloist with the Home Savings of
Amenca Big Band, which is under the
d1rccuon of Dick Emmons. Record·
ina artist. big band performer and
vocahst Andy Russell is also featured.
8 p.m .. Leisure World Amphitheatre.
Seal Beach. (213) 653-2444.
LEE FERRELL. see Fnday hst1ng.
RAVELS, see Friday hstin&-
Sanclay
Alll SUPPLY performs 1n conttrt
at 7:30 p.m. at the Pacific Amph1thH~. 100 Fair Or .. Costa
Mesa. $1 6.50 and $1 2.50 adm1ss1on.
634-1300.
Monday
THE DYNAMITE
GANGBUSTERS arc presented from
8:30 p.m.· I a.m. at a Country Rock
Party Ni&ht held at the Sunset Pub,
166S5 Pacific Coast Hwy., Sunset
Beach. (213) .591-1926.
THE HOP, sec Fnday li~tmg.
RAVELS, see Fnday hst1n1-
TD.eeday
THE OSMOND BROTHERS, Alan.
Wayne and Merrill, perform in con·
cert in the Grand Ball Room at the
Disneyland Hotel at 8 p.m. S 12.SO
admwioo. 527. 316 7 or 894-8056.
THE BOP, 1tt Friday hstina.
LEE FEIU\EU, see Friday listing
RAVELS, see Fnday tistina. --Wedne9day
GARY Pua.ETT 1s back by over·
whelming demand at 7:30 p.m .. The
Hop, 18774 Brookhurst St., f ountain
Valley. SI 0 admission. 96J.2366.
RAVELS, see Friday lis!ina. THE OSMOND BROTllE'RS, sec
Tuesday listina.
LINDA CALDWELL. see Fnday listing.
LEE PERRELL. see Fnday hst1ng
Tlaanday
PAGE ONE performs at Lhc Sunset
Pub from 8:30 p.m.-1 a.m .. 16655
Pacific Coast Highway, Sunset Beach.
(2 13) .592-1926.
Lf:E PERRELL, see Friday Ii sung.
LINDA CALDWEU., see Friday
listioa.
-
~ .. :: 'i-..: 11:. • • ...
38 bunch. Also mcluded an: mixers
and contests. and men are admmcd
free before 8 p.m. Featured is Ina
Rae's mak.c-believe ballroom music:
with the swincins vocals of Bruce Leonard. formerly wtth the (.barlie
Spivak orchestra. Anabesm Bowl
Ballrooms, 192S W. Lincoln.
Anaheim. S2 donation. 774-4710.
Tlaanday a ~e11 Band Showcase .. 2:»-6 p.m ..
Santa Ana Elks Lodge. 212 Elk Ln.,
Santa Ana. $6 adm1ss1on S-46-3894 I I c T
B-llOVDt is featured at the Golden
Bear, 306 Pacif.c Coat Hiahway,
Huntig Btach. 960-S436. RA see Friday r ·
,,,,,.-THE BOP. see Friday~
FILM
Prlday_
I
D
is hdd each Tuesday with the New-
port-Irvine Chapter of Parents
Without Partners. S.9: 15 p...rn. Cofficc
and conversation follows. Call
,S4~113S.
. WiiBl!L or P1UENDS111P. '°" .si naJes over • S meets for dinner at
6;30 p.m. at 00 Broedway in Orana;e.
961-0606.
SOUTBEllN WHEEL or
P1UBNDSlllP, fOf' -.ct 4S and over.
meets for Happy Hour from S-7 p.m.
at Sombrero Streel Restaurant.. 719
N. Sl., Santa Ana. ~280S.
THE lllBADOWLAllI SWING
DANCE a.vJI bolds niabt classes
and dancin& at the Meadowlark
Country Ou&. Bqinrung dance class
SOt.rrll COUNTY SINGLF3 gather
for dancing and entertainment at 8
p.m. each Tbunday at the Crown
House Restaurant.. 32802 S. Pacific
Coast Hi&bway, lAguna Niguel 4~2626 or 496-S773.
THE TEMPLE BETH EMET
Suwcs. for ages 30 and up, meet at
S:30 p.m. for Happy Hour at Billy
Mitchell's Acacia 'Restaurant.. 12911
Euclid St, Garden Grove. 772-4720.
.. ----... at 7 p.m., intennedaate at 8 p.m. and Saada• 11:11Cm11qr • social dancina bqins at 9 p.m. $4 J
TBA DANCING IS featured from
I: 30-4:30 p.m. wub Guy Halferty and
His Society Combo Orchestra
prov1d1n1 toe-tapping tune5 from the
"b1a band" era. Located an the Jewel
CourL South Coast Plaza, Costa
Mesa. 241-1 700.
Wednaday
THE MEAOOWLA.B~ SWING
DANCE CLUB, sec Stogies Wcdncs.-
day 11.SlJng.
.. JO'S'" llNGLD DANCE O.Ull with class. $2 fOf' social dancinJ HIGH SOCIETY perfonns swing P'rtda
"'THE SOUND OP MUSIC." an features lessons at 7~ p.m_. and only. 16782 Graham SL, Huntmgton standards. country, disco, laun and 1
award-winning Rodeen and Ham-dancina from 1-11 p.m. b the over Beach. (213) 49}..7162. everuclected rock numbcn as pariof THE ABT-A-FAIR FF..STIVAL of.
mcnteio musical about the Van .--------------------------------------------------Trapp Family SiftlCft, is praeuted to
famifies, friends, and entire ~
borhoods toniabt as part of a Family
Film Festival 6dd each Friday n•L
Brina low--bected beacb chain.
blankets. pillows and the kids to the
outdoor amphitheatre on the Golden
West Campus. I S744 Golden West
St., Hun • Badl. Picnic time is
6:30 wi~ms siarting at dusk.
SI .SO admission. S6 per &.mily mui-
mwn. 891-3991. -·-. ·. --,-, __ . , ..
[)I Wll\ll\A IQ
Sabll'day
"PAm.JTATED TOPICS A.ND
GllOUP SllAIUNG." An ~ng
exploration into new possibilibes of
loving lik. learning about yourxlf,
and making new friends. is offered at
7:30 p.m. For information. call
631-3S26.
Prtday
SOUTHERN WHEEL OP
P'IUENDSBIP, for ap:s 4S and over,
meets for Happy Hour from S-7 p.m.
at Anthony's Pier II, I 03 N. Bayside
Dr., Newport Beach. S44-280S.
WHEEL OF l"IUENDSIDP, for
sin&Jcs over 4S. meets at Elmer's
Place in Fullerton, S:30 p.m .• for a
T.G.l.f . 961-0606or S29-4836.
Satmday
SOUTBBllN WBEBL OF
P1llBNDSlllP, forsinglc:s.,es 4S and
over. meets f« dinner at 6 p.m. at
Mimi's RCSlaurant.. 17231 17th SL,
Tustin. S44-280S.
8aDclay
T1IE TEMPLE BETH DIET
SINGLES. for ap:s 30 and up, meet
for a discussion and social at 1622
Olateau. Anaheim. 772.-4720.
SOUTHERN WHEEL OP
FIUEND8111P, for sir\&)es over 4S,
meets for a social and show ftom S.-10
p.m. at the Five Crowns Restaurant,
3801 E. Coast Hwy .. Corona del Mar.
S#-2805.
' A DISVOVEJlY discussion and
IOCJal is hosled at 7:30 p.m. e9Cb
Su.nday at the Qraqc Caul Uoit-
anan Cbureb, I 2SCf Victoria SL,
Cost.a Mesa. $2 admission. 843-2082.
WHEEL or P'IUENDSBIP, for
sinalea over 4S1 meets at TJaquq,.que
an FullerU>n for bnanc:h at 11 :JO a.m.
961-0606 or S29-4836. ...... ,.
TBS S INGLES TRIVIAL
PtJUUrT Q.lJI meets at 7 p.m. f« more information, can 716-4926.
~ -~ A NEWa>flll!RS' OIUENTA'ftON
MUSIC IN THE AIR
• NEWPORf CENTER
-FASHION I SLAN D
Join us for a kaleidoscope of
music presented daily begin-
ning August 8. Preview fall
fashions first at Fashion
Island. Watch for informal
modeling Fridays and
Saturdays.
Performance Schedule:
Monday-Friday 11:45-1:45
Thursday & Friday evenmgs
6:00-8:00
Saturday & Sunday
12:30-2:30
Neiman-Marcus. Robin~.._
Bullocks Wilshire, The Broadway.
Buffums ilnd Irvine Ranch
f;.urrtE>rs Marlcet Ovt-r /JO fin<>
store'> m ilU •
Just off Pilcif1c O)d'>I Highway
between /dmboree and
MacA.rthur Blvd\ m Nlwport
&>d<h ..
,• .. =~::ll~~• ... •liiiii~·~·--1 • c D N T I N u E DI
fers demonstrations, painting Sanda•
lessons, hve entertainment, guest 1
speakers. fret ponratts, pnu draw-THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
inp. and celebnty guest artists ROME & GARDEN SHOW, sec Fn-
through Sept. I Sun.-Thurs. 10 day listing.
a.m.-10 p.m., Fn.-Sat. 10 a.m.-11 A SQUARE DANCE FESTIVAL,
p.m. Laguna Canyon Road at Canyon see Friday listing..
Acres, Laguna Beach. $2 general A CHRISTIAN BUSINESS SHOW,
adm1ss1on. 494-4514 see Friday Listing.
A CHRISTIAN BUSINf:SS SHOW THE ART-A-FAIR FESTJV AL, sec
is held today from 3.9 p.m., Sat. from Friday listing.
11 a.m.-9 p.m .. and Sun. from 1•5 A PYGMY GOAT SHOW, sec
p.m. at the O range County Fair-Friday listing.
grounds. Commerce Bldg. 10. 100 II da
Fair Dr .. Cm.ta Mesa. S2 adulli.. on Y
under 12 free 995-0049 THE ART-A-FAIR FESTIVAL, see
Friday lasting. ' THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA A PYGMY GOAT SHOW, see
HOME & GARDEN SHOW, the Fnday listing.
largest show of1ts kind an the U.S .. 1s
prcSt"n~ through Sunday Exhibits Tue9Clay
include products for the home and
garden including room add1ltons, FASHION SHOWS arc presented
home improvements. sccunty sys-each Tues. and Thurs. to music on the
tern\. pools. spas, landscaping. and harp, noon-I p.m ., Wh11e House
man)' other 1tems Helen O'Connt'll Restaurant, 887 S. Anaheim Blvd .
also entena1ns daily, and "Chana: Anaheim. 772-1381 .
Land of Enchantment" 1s the theme THE ART-A-FAIR FESTIVAL, sec
of the spectacular Oower show. Sat. Fnday lasting
..
--
noon-I I p m . Sun noon-9 p.m ..
Mon -Thun 2-10 p.m Anaheim Wedne9Clay Featlval •software'
< onvenuon Centor, 800 W. Katclla. THEART-A-FAJRFESTIVAL,see
..\nahe1m 635-8330. Fnday listing.
A PYGMY GOAT SHOW 1s held hu.nda
through Mon.atthe JudgingArcna at T _Y
The.e life-size eoft .culpturea, lnclodln&
famed La&una Beach Greeter Eller Lanen
(left) were created by Shelley Rapp Enna,
who h.u. booth at the P'atl'ftl or Art8 ln
Lafana Beach. The festi'ftl l1lD8 from 10
a .m. to 11:30 daily throa&h Aac. 29.
the Orange County Fairgrounds. I 00 THE ART·A-F AJR FESTIVAL, sec "GREASE" a t the Harlequin Dtn-
F-a1r Dr . Costa Mesa. 997-3685. Friday lisung. ncr Playhouse, 3503 S. Harbor Blvd.,
A SQUARE DANCE FESTIVAL 1s FASHION SHOWS, sec Tuesday Santa Ana (979-551 I), nightly except
held tonight from 7·30-11 p.m., Sat. listing. Mondays at varying curtain times
from I 0 a.m.-11 p.m , and Sun. from through &pt. 15.
10 a.m.-4 p.m at the Orange County "JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING
F-a1rgrounds. 100 Fair Dr Co!ita TECHNICOWR DREAMCOAT" 10
Mesa. 776-0538. the Drama lab 'Theater at Orange
Coast College, C o sta Mesa
Saturday Friday (432-5880), final performanc.es to-
"QUILTS ALIVE IN '85" 1s hosted ' p 1ghtrand Saturday at 8 p.m., Sunday
by the Orange Grove Quilters Guild "ANYTHING GOES" at the Buena at 2:30 p.m.
from IOa.m.-4 p.m at St. Barbara's ParkCiv1cTheater,8ISO KnouAve., "LAST OP THE RED HOT
Church. Euchd and Mcf-adden. Santa Buena Park (821-1 010), Fndays and LOVERS" at Sebastian's West Din-
1\na A quilt auction 1s held Sat at I Saturdays at 8 p.m. through Aug. 31. ner Playhouse, 140 Ave. Pico, San
p.m 535-5056 "A CHORUS LINE" at the Grand · C'lementc (492-9950), Wedn~ys
A PYGMY GOAT SHOW, see Dinner Theater, I Hotel Way. through Saturdays at 8 p.m., Sundays
F-nday listing Anaheim (772-7710), nightly except at I and 7 p.m. through Sept. 22. THEART·A·FAIRFESTIVAL.~c Mondays at varying curtain times "OLIVER" at the C urtain Call
Fnday hsltng, through the end of the year. Dinner Theater, 690 El Camino Real,
A SQUARE DANCE FESTIVAL, "EVERYTHING IN THE GAR· Tustin (838-1540). nightly except
..cc Fnday lls11ng. OEN" at the Irvine C'ommuntty Mondays at varying curtain times
THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Theater. Tunic Rock Communtt) throu.G Oct. 27.
HOME & GARDEN SHOW, ~ Fn-Park. Sunnyh1ll Road ofTTunle Rock "T E PIRATES OP PENZANCE"
day hs11nf. Dnve, Irvine (857-5496). final per· at the Huntington Beach Playhouse,
A CHR STlAN BUSINESS SHOW, formances tonight and Saturday at 8 Main Street at Yorktown Avenue,
\Ce Fnday lasting. p.m. Huntington Beach (832-1405). final ------....:.=========;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==;,;;-, pcrf ormanccs tonight and Saturday at 8:30.
"SHAKESPEARE ALIVE" at the
Gem Theater. 18262 Main St., var-hstini.
den Grove (636-7213). Wednesday~ "LAST OF THE RED BOT
through Saturdays at 8 p.m .. Sundays WYERS" at sebastian's Wl!St Din·
at 7:30 until Aug. 31. ner Playhouse. Sec Friday hst1 ng.
"THE TAMING OP THE SHREW" "OLIVER" at the Curtain Call
at the Festival Amphitheater. 12852 Dinner Theater: Sec Fnday listing.
Main St. Garden Grove (636-1? 13). "THE PIRATES OP PENZANCE"
Thursdays through Sundays at 8:30 at the Huntinfton Beach Playhou~
until Sept. 8. Sec Fnday listtng.
"THE WHITE ARROW" at the "SHAiaPEARE ALIVE" at the
Newpon Theater Arts Center, 2501 Gem Theater. Sec Friday hsting.
Cliff Drive, Newport Beac h "THE TAMING OF THE SHREW"
(631-0288), final performances to-at the Grove Shakespeare Fes11 val
night and Saturday at 8 p.m .. Sunday Sec Frida~~~l
at 2:30. "THE ARROW" at the
Saturdaw Newport Theater Arts Center. Stt
1 Fnday listing.
"ANYTHING GOES" at the Buena "WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA
Park Ctv1c Theater Sec Fnday hst-WOOLF?" at the Brea Cultural
ing. Center. See Fnday lasting.
"A CHORUS LINE" at the Grand
Dinner Theater. See Fnday l1sltng. Sanday
"EVERYTHING IN THE CAR-"A CHORUS LINE" at the Grand
OEN" at the Irvine Community Dinner Theater. See Fnday hst1ng.
Theater. Sec Friday hsttng. "GREASE" at the Harleqlrtn 010 -
·•cREASE" at the Harlequin Din-ner Playhouse. Sec Friday listing.
ner Playhouse. Sec Friday hsting. "JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING
"JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT" at
TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT" at Orange Coast College. Sec Fnday
Orange Coast College. See Fnday listing. LUAU CRUISE
NEWPORT BEACH
-----------"LAST OF THE RED HOT ~ LOVERS" at Sebastian's West D1n-
lrrine
._Coast
• eflarters
· CrulM aboerd
THE CORMORANT .. you
dine end dance HeweHan
etyle. Enfor Polrneetan
Buffet Md authentic
South Pacific floor ehow.
Thi• three hour crulM
depart• et 8:30 p.m.
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BDmmAvt ncr Playhouse. See Friday listing.
wvaw "OLIVER" at the Curtain Call =:-ur• =• Dinner Theater. Sec Friday lasting.
-"SllilESPEARE ALIVE" at th1· R~os Gem Theater. See Friday listing.
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Dinner Theater. Sec Fnday list1ng
Wedneeday
;·A CHORUS LINE" at the Grand
Dinner Theater. See Fnday listing.
"GR.EASE" at the Harl~u1n Din
ncr Playhouse. Sec Friday h tin.a .
.. LAST OP THE RED HOT
LOVERS" al Sebastian's West Din-
ner Playhouse. Set Frid~y listing,.
"OLIVER" tt the Cun.ain Call
Dinner Theate1. Sec F'nday llstina.
"SRAJtaPEARE AIJVE" at the
:All .. -1\DAI I
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Beach Blvd., Buena Park. "Legends
in Concert" presents celebrity im·
personations or Elvis Presley, John
Lennon. Marilyn Monroe, Jams
Joplin and Buddy Holly. and is
presented daily except Wed. in the
Good Time Theatre. The .. Okla·
homa" swlc musical "Goldie's
Yahoo Revue" isalso presented daily
along wi th the Wild West stunt
shows, cancan dancers, and authentic
stagecoaches. Fri. 10 a.m.•midnight.
Sat. 10 a.m.·I a.m .. Sun.-Thurs. JO
a.m.-11 p.m. 220-5200.
Racer Boat fleets have bttn ex·
panded. Fri.-Sun. at 10 a.m .• laor;t car
admitted 5 p.m. 837-1200.
MOVJELAND, 771 1 Beach Blvd ..
Buena Park. An elaborate c.ollection
of movie and television memorabilia
mcl11ding life-like replicas of more
than 200 renowned stars arc featured.
Daily 9 a.m.-9 p.m. with Fn.-Sat.
open until 10 p.m. 522-1154.
village that features the chann of
quaint European v11laJes.lwith cob-
bled streets, lantern hgbts, and 70
murals of European scenes painted
on ex.tenor wall& by European art1m
894-0747.
Gem Theater. Set Friday listing.
Tha'.nday
"A CHORUS LINE" at the Grand
Dinner Theater. Stt Friday listing.
''GREASE" at the Harlequin Din-
nt'r Playhouse. Stt Friday listing.
''LAST OF THE RED HOT
LOVE~,in Sebastian's West Din-
ner Playhouse. See Friday hsung.
"OLIVER" at the Curtain Call
Dinner Theater. Sec Friday hsling.
"SHAKESPEARE ALIVE" at the
Gem Theater. Sec Friday listing. '~BETAMINGOFTHESHREWn
Street Electrical Parade" is presc:nled
at 9 and 11 p.m. "Fantasy inlhe Sky"
fireworks are presented each night at
9:30 p.m.1 and the new "Videopolis"
dance cluo is open nightly. The "Gift.
Giver Extraordinairc Machine," now
operating daily at the Park's Main
Gate, is celebrating Disn~land's
30th ann iversary by awardi g lucky
arri vingguests with gifts rangi g from
a commemorative Disneyland
Passport to a General Motors car. The
park is open Sun.-Fri. 9 a.m.·mid.
night, Sat. 9 a.m.-1 a.m. 999-4565.
i.NOTT'S BERRY FARM, 8&39
LION COUNTRY SAP ARI, 8800
Irvine Center Driv~ Laguna Kills.
Visit the new Animal Vill3F. where
children become friends wim small
animals. Thrill to the excitement of
rides including the Sahara Maze
Track and the Kylami Slick Track.
For nautical ad venturers, Jungle
Tube Bumper Boat and Shanalce
MUSEUM OF WORLD WARS,
8700 Stanton Ave., Buena Park.
Displays feature real life military
antiques. historical rehcs. flags.
ancient edged weaponry and fire·
arms. uniformS> and other items. as
well as Herman Goring's gold-plated
PPK Pistol and other personal nems.
Tues.-Sat. 10 a.m.-7 p.m .. Sun
noon-7 p.m. 952-1776.
OLD -WORLD VILLAGE, 756 1
Center Ave.. Huntington Beach.
Specialty shops are located an this
QUEEN MARY, Long Beach
Harbor at the end of Lbe Long Beach
Frttway. A spectacular 13Sf:r pro-
duction 1s offered through Labor Da)
along with a charming puppet show
entitled .. Tale of the Salty 0og:·
Costumed danccl'S sing and dance tn
Cole Porter's "Bon Voyago.""Sangin
m the Rain." and "Stnke up the
Band." Each evening al 9 pm bnng~
"Salute to Amt'nc.a." a lavish ground
and aenal fireworks song and dance
producu on. Exhibits mcludl' special
effect sound and light show!> m the.-
Engine Room and Wheelhouse rt'·
enacting a ncar-collis1on at sea. and
an extensive World War JI d1spla\
at the Grove Shakespeare Festival. .-----------------------------------------------------
See Friday lisung.
ADVANCE
"THE CRITICAL EDGE SYM-
POSIUM" featu~ architects Michael
Graves and Charles W. Moore as
panelists in a symposium on contem-
porary architecture and furniture
design. Presented by the Newport
Harbor Ans Museum on Sept. 14, 9
a.m.-3:30 p.m. at thl' Nl'lsonn Re-
search Auditorium at UC Irvine. $30
for NHAM members, students and
seniors, $40 general admission.
759-1 122.
ELENI BQUl.IDIS, project miin-
agtr for Hill·Pinckert Archit~s.
conducts a tour of fo~-IOran e
County bwldmgs Sar.: Aug. 24. T
buildings are by architects who a
currently rcP.resented in "Tbt Critica
Edge" uh1bition at the Newport
Harbor Art Museum. $3~ includes a
special luncheon. 759-11 22.
JOHN WILLIAMS, acclaimed com-
poser. p resents h is own favorite
music from "Indiana Jones," "Star
Wars," and "Superman," ~
composiuons by friends sue a
Andre Previn. on Sat.. Sept. 7.'
includes ticket, transportation, re-
freshments and a box dinner .. Departs
Irvine Civic Center. 17200 Jamboree
Rd .. Irvine, at 6 p.m. 660-3881 .
DISNEYLAND'S lfTH BIRTH·
DAY is saluted by the Hollywood
Bowl AuJ. 24 and the Performing
Arts Section of Irvine's Community
Services is planning an evening
excursion to celebration. Bus departs
at 6 p.m. from Irvine Civic Center,
17200 Jamboree Rd.. Irvine. $21
includes ticket, transportation, rc-
frtshments and a box dinner.
66..0-3881. ~ORTHERN EUROPE is the des-
tination of an art tour offered by the
Newport Harbor Art Musuem. Many
renowned museums, galleries and
collections att visited with partici-
pants ettjoying special gucsr status.
$22% per person, double occupancy,
includeSdeluxe accomodations for 13
ni&hts. transportation via deluxe
motorcoacb, professionally guided
visits to over 12 art sites and many
meals. Sept. l 5-29. 1-800.227-3800.
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BALBOA PAVILION, 400 Main
St., Balboa. The pavilion i$ a Cali-
fornia and national historic landmark
and marine recreation cenler which
features daily narrated cruises of
Newpo rt Harbor , d eep sea
sportfishina trips daily. U-dnve and
charter boats. 673-S24S.
BRIGGS CUNNINGHAM AUTO-
MOTIVE MUSEUM, 250 E. Baker St.,
Costa Mesa. Antique cars circa 1912-
prnent. 9 a.m.-S p.m. Wed.-Sun.
S46o-7660. DISNEYLAND, 1313 Harbor
Blvd., Anaheim. Tbt 30\h An·
niversary Parade entertains guests at
I and S p.m. daily and the New "Main
JOIN STEPHANIE EDWARDS, MEREDITH
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KINGSTON TRIO-NICK REYNOLDS, BOB SHANE AND DAV E GUARD -PERFORM THEIR
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435-3511.
RAGING WATERS, east on Via
Verde o fflhc 210. New water altrac·
11ons include The Dropout -a seven
. story descent tn I~ lhan four
seconds, and Ragjng RJvcrs -
Amenca's largest and longest inner
tube rapids covenng a quarter of a
mill' of rapids, dams, and spillways.
Mon.-Fn. 10 a.m.-10 p.m., Sat-Sun.
9 a.m -10 p.m . $10.95 adults, $8.95
ages 4-1 1. 592-6453.
SAN J UAN C APISTRANO
MISS I O N , 3 18 8 2 C a mino
Capistrano. San Juan Capistrano.
Features Serra Chapel, C..lifom ia's
oldest building. the ruins oftbe Great
Stone Church, soldiers barracks,
beautiful P.rdcns., and two museum
room!> with artifacts from Native
.<\mcncan and early Spanish culture.
Dail) 7:30 a.m .-5 p.m. 493-1424.
SEA WORLD, 1720 S. Shores
Road. M1ss1on Bay, San Di~.
Nightly act1v1t1cs include a dazzJtng
boat parade ofhghts on Mission Bay,
fireworks, a coun try Jamboree
barbeq uc. and more. ..Gymnastics
Amcnca" is presented, and sea lions
explore a "Spooky Kooky C..StJt" in
the seal a nd ottershow. Also offered 1s
·'Dolphin Discovery," the ARCO
Penguin Encounter, a $7 million
exhibit that houses 400 pcngwns, and
killer whaJe Shamu. Daily 9 a.m .-10
p.m tllrougfi SCpr. 2. (6 19) ~2~1 .
SHERMAN LIBllARY AND GAR-
DENS, 2647 Pacific Coast ffi&bway,
Corona del Mar. Roses. cactus,
annual gardens, an orchid con-
servatory, koi ponds and a gift show.
Daily 10:30 Lm ..... p.m.
SIX FLAGS MAGIC MOUNTAIN,
Magic Mountain Partway exit off
lntcrStatc 5, Valencia.. Newly opened
1s Bugs Bunny World. the ncwcsl
attraction designed for kids only. The
China Acrobatic Troupe of Beijing
(Pekjng) is featuted through Sept. I
and includes ju..,iing, tumbling. baJ-
.JanOC and prcciSton combined with
colorful sxigeantry and Chinese folk
music in a 2,000-year-old an form.
More than I 00 rides, shows and
anractioos including the ~i;:~ Bobsled. an 1800s style cxaft.s ·
and a Roaring Rapids white water
adventure· arc offered. Fri.-Sa( 10
a.m.-m idnigbt, Sun.-Tburs. 10
L m.-11 p.m. (818) 992-0884.
SPRUCE GOOSE. Long Bead!
Harbor at the end oftbe Lon& Bcacb
Freeway. Howard Hughes' all-wood,
200-ton Oyina boat ma_iesticaUy
bert.M for visitors to view the inside ef' the world's latpt clear-span
aJuminum dome. A variety of di ..
plays iocluding modules that show
close.up details of fucinating areas of
the plane such as the cockpit, fli&ht
deck and wine interior arc btumi.
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PLAYS
'Garden'
• wrapping
it up in
in Irvine
"OLIVER." the musical version
or~ooverTwist," is on 5t1ge at the
Curtain Call Di.nncrTbeat.c:r, 690 El
Camino Real. Tustin (838--1 540).
Performances arc given nightly
except Mondays at varying curtain
times through Oct. 27.
"TSE PIRATES O F
PENZANCE," a Oi1bcrt a nd sumvan m.Uliaalcom.pletcs.its run f0r the Huntington 9cach Play-
house, Main St?Ut at Yortctown
Avenue in the Seacliff Village
shoPPing cenlCT. (832!1405). final
performances are tonight and Sat·
urday at 8:30.
"THE TAMING op· THE
SllUW," a Shakespearean com·
edy. is bci na pn:sented at the Grove
Shakespeare Festival in the Festival
Amphitheater adjacent to the Oen}
The.atcr, 12852 Main St, Garden
Grove (636-7213). Performances
are given Thunda_ys t.brougb Sun·
days at 8:30 until sept. 7.
"TllB W&l IE AIUlOW," an ons·
inal musical 1bou1 Robin Hood. ts
dolif'l&l tbe Newport Thea\Cf Arts
Center, 2501 OiO' Drive, Newport Beach (631..0218} Final per·
formanc::es are W>n.i&ht and Satur-
days at 8 p.m., Sunday at 2:30.
COMPROMISING POSmONS: IS WEIRD SCIENCE: Gary Wallace
a screwball comedy murder mystery tS oot very popular wtth the 11rls. He
produced and dn'Ccted by Frank and his pal Wyatt are watching a chP. Perry from a screenplay by Susan from the onginal "Frankenstein •
Isaacs from her bestsclhng novel when they get an idea. They feed
Susan Sarandon stars as young p1cturcsofgorgcousccnterfoldsmtoa
suburban homemaker Judith Smger, computer and, following an ex-
a former newspaper reponer whose plos1on, they create Lisa, bcautJful,
long-dormant wnter's instincts are steamy and breathless. the answer to
tn@JCred by the murder of her every young man's dreams. The film
pcnodont1sl. Compromising Pos-was written and directed John
111ons is rated R. Hughes and stars Anthony Michael
THE BRIDE: The story of Dr. Hall. Kelly LeBroclt, Han M1tchell-
Frankenstein's second creauon. a Smith and Bill Paxton.
perfect woman intended to be the THE MAN WITH ONE l:\ED
mate for his ongJOal creature. Despite SHOE: A riotous, romantic under-
the fact that Eva owes her very hfe 10 cover comedy about an innocent
Frankenstein, he finds he cannot musician. played by Tom Hanks,
control her Qr have her for his own. as who Jets caught up in a bizarre
he would like. Columbia Pictures' conspiracy. This American adapta-
"The Bride," stars Sting as the Baren uon of the French comedy hll, "The
Charles Frankenstein and Jennifer Tall Blond Man With One Black
Beals as his lovely creation. Also Shoe ... 1s produced br, Victor Drat
stamng are Geraldine Page, Clancy ("The Woman 1n Red' ) and directed
Brown, Anthony Htgg1ns and David by Stan Dragou ("Mr. Mom") from a
Rappapon. screenplay by Roben Klane.
SUMMER RENTAL: A comedy SILVERADO: Based on a
about a ha.med air traffic controlle~screcnpl~!J.a Lawrence Ka.sdan and
(John Candy) who takes his family to Mark n. -silverado" was
a rented beach ~ousc which the)'. filmed entirely on locauon 1n the area
quickly discover is not the tranquil of Santa Fe. New Mexico. It 1s an
hideaway they 'Nere seekinJ. A Bernie exc1t1ng new look at the 1880s
Bnllstein production ofa Carl Remer frontJer. a !tory of four reluctant
film stamna Candy. Richard Crenna, hereoes drawn together by the adven-
R1p Tom and Karen Austin. (Pleue 11ee llOVDtS/~e US)
'' . .\n ingenious corned~· thaf s in a clas.'
h)· itself. and ifs a cla~ you should
sign up for this weekend."
--Pal C'ollin ... CBS \tOR,l'i(, '\E\\'
'"Real Genius' lives up to its title. A smart satirical
comedy with a high level of inventiveness and
crisp direction by Martha Coolidge:'
~ -K~in Thomas, LOS ANGELES TIMES
"Thumbs up from both of
us .. I laughed out loud."
-Grnc S1skcl and Roger Eben
AT THE \10 \ IES
"****'Real Genius'
is a genuine comic gem and
a jolly good time."
-Mike Clar~. USA TODAY
'"Real Genius' is a
fiercely funny, terrifically
entertaining film that goes
way beyond all of this
summer~ strictly foolish
fantasies:'
-David Shcdlan, KNBC-TV
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That'• what Pete (Elm Preeley) WWco.z la telllnC Snoopy at Knott'• Berry Farm where
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'Le&enda ln Cou cen• takee place throa&h
Sept. 2 at the Good Time T heatre.
"ONE OF THE YEAR'S FUNNIEST.
TOM HANKS COMBINES THE OUTSIDE SMIRK OF A
BILL MURRAY AND THE DEBONAIR .INSIDE MOVES OF
A. ~ARY GRANT:' Oa•ldAmef! NEW'iVvEEIC
"Take a healthy helping of 'Raiders of the Lost Ark', a dollop
of 'The Bridge on the River Kwai', a duh of 'Tarzan', a
soupcon of 'Casablanca' and a whiff of 'The Wizard of Oz',
stir, and if you have snappy dialogue, you may end up w ith as
funny a rnovee as 'Volunteers'." -NEW Y()lll( r ,.,es
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'"Volunteers', with
Tom Hanks and
John Candy,
achieves what no
other recent
comedy has: it
hits every target
it takes on:'
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• Joy Boyum
Ready OI' not, here they come .
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"Hanks and
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OaJly Piiot Oatebook/ Fnday, August 23, 1985 •
I -..
GINSBERG I N LAGUNA BEACH ••.
FromPaee3 ·
ing for the ancient heavenly
connection to the starry
dynamo m the machinery of
the night,
who poverty and tatters and
hollow-eyed and high sat up
smoking in the supernatural
darkness of cold-water flats
floating across the tops of cities
con rem plating jazz
But Ginsberg says he isn't
much concerned about how he
may be perceived by the pub-
lic.
.. I might worry about getting
old, (making love) and writing,
but J might spend one one-
hundredth of my tjme -
maybe one one-thousandth -
worrying about what people
think of me," he says.
While many people may
wonder what became of AJlen
GinsbclJ after his widespread
populanty during the 1950s
and 1960s, he says he con-
tinues to do what he always has
-write poetry.
He may travel more, and he
has a new $1 60,000 publishing
contract, but Ginsberg still
lives in the same $260-a-
month apartment in Man-
hattan's run-down East Vil-
lage. When Ytsitors come can-
ing, they yell at him from the
sidewalk and he throws down a
key wrapped in a sock so they
can enter the walk-up tene-
ment.
Of course. Ginsberg can
afford better, but be takes .. Everyone's interested in
seriously his vows of poverty your secret life, as opposed to
that are c.entra1 to his Buddhist the cover story," Ginsberg says
beliefs. of his approach to poetry.
Ginsberg recently returned 'They (readers) have to catch
from a two-month trip to you talking to yourself"
China, where he was teaching That honest approach to his
poetry. At other times of the writing has led Ginsberg to
year, he teaches atlt~e Naropa discuss such personal topics as
Institute in Bouroer, Colo. his drug use, hjs meditation,
where he instructs students in his homosexuality and his
poetry and Buddhist medi-religiou·s beliefs.
tation. 1 In his 1974 poem "Ego
And he contlnues to write Confession," Ginsberg is
and collaborate with others. s.tartling)y honest:
While he is an admirer of I want to be known as the
Bob Dylan and worked with most brilliant man in Ameri-
bimlc in theh'60s, he co~tin1ues to ca ... /
see out t e new mus1ca poets r want to be the spectacle of
as well. He helped with the Poesy triumphant over the
lyrics and sang with the punk trickery of the world .. ./
group The Oash on their who called the Justice de-
"Combat Rock" album, for parrment & theatened to Blow
exarnJ?le. . . . the Whistle
He as fanuhar with the new Stopt Wars. rumed back
poetry . of such punk . per-·petrochemical Industries'
sonal1ues as Henry Rollins of Captains to grieve & groan in
Black Flag and Exene bed
~rve~ of X who a~e spawn-Chopped wood, built forest
mg ~ reb1.rth of sorts m poetry homes & established fanns r~~mgs m ~s Angeles. distributed monies to poor
. Everything that peop~e say poets & nourished im-
1s poetry, from the guys in th~ agninative genius of the land
Pentagon to the street poets, Sat silent in jazz roar writing
he ~ys. . poetry with an ink pen -.Gms~rg cames notebooks wasn't afraid of God or
wt th htm always. \\:'hen a Death alter his 48th year
thought comes to him, he
quiclcly jots it down. He has
trained himself to awaken
when images come to him
while dreaming.
G insberg says "Ego Con-
fession" accurately represents
some of his fantasies, which he
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one's personality.
"How serious is a fantasy?"
he asks. "Most people are too
timid to show their insanity.
I'm exploiting my craziness."
Poetry, he says, is offering
your subjective fantasy out in
public.
He offers his notes with his
latest works handwritten or
quiclcly typed.
The titles are intriguing, as
are his brief assessments.
• "China Bronchitis" -"l
was in China and caught
bronchitis there."
• "Cadillac Squawk" -"I
wrote about things l hear out
on the street from my apart-
ment."
• "Things I Don't Know"
-"It's a list of things I don't
know, like the names of con-
stellations in astronomy and
how many times the U nited
States has invaded
Nicaragua."
• "Sincerity Rap" -"Let
me read you a line. Sincerity is
the key to living in eternity."
His recent poetry may
provide a key to Ginsberg's
latest desire as he approache!.
the twilight of his career -to
reaffirm his status as an in-
fluential and talented poet,
rather than as a flamboyant
personality who grabbed head-
lines while America struggled
through social turmoil.
The recent publicatjon ofh1s
"Collected Poems," his teach-
ing of youn$ poets at the
Naropa lnsutute, his col-
laboration with t he restless
punk movement all point to a
desire to leave a literary legacy.
Says Ginsberg: "I'd rather
have people understand me
through my poetry than
through newspaper anicles."
Paul Sorvinoco-star
in ~lJeltaForce'fi"/m
HOLLYWOOD -Menahem
Golan, chairman of the Cannon
Group Inc .. and Yoram G lobus.
president, have announced the
signmg of actor Paul Sorvino to
co-star m Cannon Films' "The
Delta •.force." Stamos Chuck
Norris and Lee Marvin ... The
Delta Force" is set for production
on locations throughout the
Middle East beginning in mid-
Septcmbcr
Based on the U.S. Army's crack
anti-terrorist squad, ''The Delta
Force" depicts the brilliant rescue
of American hostages from
Middle Eastern extremists. As
Father William O'Malley,
Sorvino is one of the hostages
aboard a hijacked plane.
A distinguished performer of
stage, screen and telev1s1on,
Sorvino has appeared in more
than a dozen motion pictures
NEW YORK 1954
The object of every man s fantasy and the oreatesl mind
of the century are abour to meet
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: I owe wonderfuJjob, but every morning
a girlfriend a birthday party but I wanted to quit. I have beautiful
am trying to think of a plausible friends, but I refused to see them.
excuse to get out of givin' it. The I have a terrific boyfriend, butaJI I
reason: Hersistermustbeinvited. did was argue with him a nd cry.
"Tessie" has doubled her weight At last I admitted I needed
in the last I 0 years and is a hazard counseling. I was lucky. My first
to ordinary furniture. therapist wasgreaL She and I hit it
I realize she has a medical off immediately. Within a few
problem that has added a great months, I felt wonderful. I t09k
many pounds. but anyone who' anti-depressants for a while and
watches this woman eat can see am now seeing my therapist twice
that she is a glutton. If the table a month instead of every week. I
isn't cleared before tl'lc dessert is feel betterthan I have in years. My
brought out, .she will pick up therapist says she's going to cut
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To be pcrfectJy truthful I don't Please keep telling people to get
have a chair in my apartment that professional help. Without it my
will bold a person who weighs 250 life would still be a living hell. I
pounds. Any id~s? -Bay Area don't know why I didn't JO
"Betty" sooner. Incidentally. my therapist
Dear Bay: Your letter is so works for the county mental
mean-spirited my blood pressare health unit. which is funded by
went •P wlaen I read it. the state of California. It isn't free.
Yo• laave stated tlaat the but close to it. My insurance
woman laas a medical problem. ~-----------
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persoa ltotpltallty becaase oft.er
welglat Is discrimlnation of the
aglJest kind. Yoa soaad like a
world-class jerk. lady.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Last
August my two sisters ~ere
together in a car. They were htt by
a drunk driver. One sister was
killed instantly. The other was in
intensive care for a long time and
then moved to a hospital 60 miles
away. After several months, she
recovered at Mom's house. ~is is
still in a wheelchair but 'the
doctors say she may be walking
soon.
The trips to the hospital and
Sis's death were so hard on Mom,
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t1me and energy were spent keep-
ing her together.
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And Reborn
Dear R. And R.: T'8ab for a
day-brigllteaer. I ltope ottien wlto
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aeed professloaa.I llelp tt.t are
relactaat to get It will ~e 110te.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: ln
return for all the ~ advice
you'vegiven me I'd like to pass on
a valuable hint to your readers.
lf a power faiJurc occurs in your
home, tum off all major a~
plianocs. If everything comes
back on at once it couJd overload
the circuits and damage the
appliances. -Boise Bill
Dear BUI: nuu for tM tip. It
t;iJ w3 uJs CINE MA . ... ·: ... J ~6 3102 . ··• .
mates aeue to me.
Ann Landers' booklet, .. Sex
and the Teen-ager," exp/ajns
every aspect of sex uaJ behavior-
wbere to draw the line. how to say
no, the various methods of con-
traception, thedangersofVD, the
symptoms and where co get help.
For a copy, send $2 and a long.
self..addressed. stamped envelope
(39 cents p0srage) to Ann Land-
ers, P.O. Box 11995, Chicago, UJ.
60611.
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Dally Piiot Datebookl Friday, August 23, 198S 11
Top photo: Minta Sue Jack, Jim Kennitott
and Judy Ol80n party; (below)co-h09ta Ron
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14 Dally Pilot Oatebook/ Friday, August 23, 1985
Soderllna and Gall Showalter nrroandecl
by 110a.Ddi of 'OYeneztet. •
Guys and IJolls creJY
take Ms. Liberty out
to sea with real style
By EVE C. LASH
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You can't get anymore all
American, or glamorous, than a
patriotic yacht party aboard the
Lido lady, clad in red, white and
blue balloons and Ms. Liberty,
herself.
Oosc to 100 members from
the Guys and Dolls chapter of
the OC Performing Arts Center
(almost all donned in red, white
and blue) attended the festive
basb at the Lido Island home of
Roa Soderllag.
MembeB,.and guests of the
group were given bay cruises
aboard Soderling's boat (named
in recognition of bis fiancec Gall
Sltowalter) about every hour.
-The boat was decked-out with
a 20-f oot replica of the Statue of
Liberty holding a model of the
Performing Arts Center to take
part in the 25th annual Charac-
ter Boat Parade.
Chairman of the decorating
committee Pat Brellllan of New-
port Beach said, "We spent all
morning getting the Statue of
Liberty hoisted on the boat. And
we almost dropped her in the
water four times. But we had a
lot offun getting it ready."
"The group (professional
singles) is now close to one year
old. There's a lot of great energy
and excitement We've had
about I 0 parties, so far, but this
one is the most informal and
certainly the most fun," presi-
dent Jerry Rlcbrds com-
mented
Pit Keadrlck of Newport
Beach chatting with Noey Jack-
IH and BUI Darville said with a
laugh. "This event gets the
singles off the streets.''
The all American menu con-
sisted of "fresh picked" com ,
barbcque chicken and .. Mom's"
apple and cherry pie (thanks to
Mom-Marie Callender).
Beverlee K.eUey with escort
Vuce Bo.men said, "We're non-
conformists. We're having the
cherry pie and Jee cream first
and then the main course. We
arc usually too full for dessert
and never get to try it. It'<>
fantastic.··
Getting ready to escort three
attractive ladies on a boat cruise
was Zackary Pecttclnl of New-
port Beach. ''I was just talking
here with Margo Rafaty, Wilma
Winer and Jeanne Hant. We
were discussing my tnp to ltaJy
in two weeks. l plan to ss)end
some time with Roger Miller on
his 135-foot sailboat in Sardinia.
I hadn't planned to take either of
these ladies with me on my trip
But, the day is young, si. si. Who
knows. anything could happen.
They are (beautiful ladies)."
·Chairman of the event Show-
alter left the party to find out if
the boat won any awards. "Actu-
ally it started out as a Lark. But, 1.
think we could win it."
Showalter returned with the
good news amid lots of cheering
and hollerin~ The boat captured
first place m the Salty Sailor
division, an award for group or
club participants.
Minta Sae Jack was Joking
with board treasurer Jtm Ken-
nJcon. She wd, "He looks hke a
banker docsn 't he? But, he can't
even add or subtract." He re-
sponded, "I have people who
take care of those things."
Judy 01100 of Newport Beach
was sampling the food with Jack
McGill (Orange Coast College
dean). Olson said she just got
back from a health spa at
Rancho la Puerta, in Tecate,
Mexico where she exercised
from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. for a week
and dined on limited calorie
foods. "So, I'm enjoying this
good ol' American food."
Also enjoyinJ the food. and
Dixieland music (supplied by
the Oversextet band) were Jean
Oskea, Beuy Belden, BUI
Palmer, Seott and Mary Loa
Horuby, Bob Georse, Jim
Relllaeader, Jlm Barrett, Mert
WaUea, Roa K..._,lan and SucU
SUb.
TheGuysand Dolls group will
hold an openinJ event in the
Center Club dunng November.
Paparazzi is edited by Vida
Dean.
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Lle.tenlng poet
Police lleuteD&Dt Raul Julla llatens In u Su.u..n Sarandon
recelvea •· myaterloua phone call d~ a murder
lnveatt.catton of a prominent local denti•t In Paramount'•
comic whodunit, ·c~mpromlalng Po.ltlona. •
MCJVEFr=M FS
FromJ»ace9
1urc\ on the trail to S1lverado. Once
thw I the)' find not safety. but
dJngcr. a threat onl) their unlikely
1.1l11anrc ran challenge Wnllt'n.
rmduced and directed by Lawrence
h.a\dan tars Kevin Khne, Scott
< ill'nn. Rosanna Arquette. John
l leese. Ke vin Costner. Bnan ~n·
nl'h}. Danny Glover. Jeff Goldblum
Jnd Linda Hunt.
COCOON: A science-fantasy about
Jn a11ract1ve group of cstraterrestnals
"ho come to Eanh to rctneve some
magical objects from \,he Gulf of
\le\lco. Dunn& their v1s1110 Aonda.
ho-.-.ever, they encounter a younger
chaner-boat skipper who begins to
fall in love with one of tht' v1s1tors.
and a group of senior citizens who
begin to feel and act half their age.
Together they embark on a great
adventure in which they all learn
more about love. life and fnendsh1p
than they ever dreamed possible.
Sta!Irn& Don Amcche, Wilfo rd
Bri mfoy, Hume Cron yn and Bnan
Dennehy. Screenplay by Tom
Benedek, based on a novel by David
'iapcrstein. Directed by Ron Howard
!"Splash").
PRIZZl'S HONOR: A John Huston
til m starrina Jack Nicholson and
Kath lctn Turner, "Pnzz1's Honor" 1s a bizarre comedy about a Mafia hn
man (Nicholson) who falls in Love
.ind mames a woman who turns out
to be his female counterpart. Also
\tamng Roben Loa1a. John Ran-
dolph, W1U1am H1c~cy and AnJehca
Huston Screenplay by Richard Con·
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nm el by Richard Condon
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II
John Andenon mouth.a the ~elancholy at the Crasy Bone.
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01' John Anderson
sure has got a way
with country music
81 RANDY JAY MATIN
o.9r"94C.1141 a I
Songwriters and producers arc
often just as important. if not more so
than the artisL A winning combina-
tion of the two former elements can
save a sagging career or add
dimension to a newcomer's per-
spective. Throughout popular music
history, stylists have rehcd on top-
notch materiaJ and arrangements.
·Both Sinatra and Presley made thctr
careers with other people's matcnal,
yet it was their personaJizcd deli very
that made the music their own.
John Anderson who brouaht his
show to the Crazy Horse Monday
even1na has such an ear for outside
matenal coupled with bis own writing
and a unique delivery that places a
distinctive stam~p on the music.
Perhaps the first thin' that comes
to mind 1s Anderson s vocaJ rc-
llellY,.. .,.._.,......,....... semblance to George Jones. The
companson 1s cspcc1ally poignant on
Anderson's "I Wish I Could Write
You a Song.·· and many of l
melancholy ballads. .
Anderson delivers his lyncs like
spider ejecong us web otto l
microphone. Then still holding a fi
strands he pulls back and forth on t
resonance of the words with his tc'
shaking out that great timbre.
The other lesson well teamed
Anderson's ability to sing a blue SQ
·so blue 1hat it makes you hun a ht
inside.
The melancholy is lovely I:!
Anderson can also peel the cover•
of another mover and the audien
begins to ~pond with cheers ana'
hoos as though the Rams had j•
scoreJ a victory touchdown.
Boogie and rock arc also
Anderson's catalog..
Bobby Womack's "It's All Q,
Now" worked in the early '60s as a I
for the Rolling Stones and 1t sound
Just fine in Anderson's arranaem(
as a country shuffie.
'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Next cameal1vdyftrs~nofBi J~ Shaver's (now there 1s an und•
rated song writer) "Old Chunk
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AND FREE-SPIRITED MOVIE THIS
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AmonJ Anderson's best com~ sitions is the wild novelty so
"Chicken Truck" about getting stu
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·feathers and feces a-fly1n·.
This may ha vc been one of the II
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television show originated by
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nute routine. Viewers can dial
pecial phone number to vote
their favorite performers.
wo more wecb remain m the
nl contest
1s years finalists receive
thing, s~s. sailboards. com-
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rs will receive red 1985 Dodge
rboColts.
Unlike most of the other cou-
ples., Gaynor and Henson had
never danced on "American
Bandstand" until a mooth before
the contest They had practiced at
Pace Productions, a dance studio
in Huntington Beach.
"Lanell and I have been neigh-
borhood pals since grade school,
but we've only danced t~ther
for six months.." Gaynor said.
The Fountain Valley teens per-
form in All American attire,
including cheerleader togs, letter
sweater ans tennis outfits.
During his spare time, Gaynor
teachers cbecr1cading for the
United Spirit Association. Hen-
son gi vcs cbecrtcadmg and drill
team instruction at a local Girls
Oub.
To vote for the coast couple,
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call 1-900-200-2733. Bobby Gayuor and Lanell BeD80n perform recently at •ne aop• tn Pomataln Valley. Gaynor, 18, jost completed his
nior year at Fount.am Valley 1gh School. Henson, 16, will ..-------------------------...-------------------------
. n her junior year at the school
IS fall.
"We just went on the show to
ve fun and dance," Gaynor
id. "Then they picked us for the
ntest. We were really sur-
· sed."
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we. Andrew M cCarthy, Demi
oorc and Marc Winnil\&ham. Wnt-
n by Joel Schumacher asnd Carl
urland. Directed by Joel
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teven Spielberg ("ET," ''Raiders of
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ocuscs on a lf'OUP of ordinary kids
hose discovery of a secret map in
heir sleepy ICaport town sweeps
hem into an extraordinaJJ adven-
urc filled with he&J:t-pound1na penl.
Duuted by Riclmd Donner("lnsidc
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Astm, Josh Brolin and Ke Huy.(Juan.
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GOOD FUN FOR ALLI" -JtDJH CRIST
A HEW COMEDY STAHING
MICHAIL J. FOX
Of ~MCK to THI FUTUIE"
PERP'ECT:: Based on articles
which appeamt in Rollin.a Stone
magazine by Aaron Lathim, John
Travolta st.an a a Rollin.a Stone
reporter who covers three 1eparate
stones, one of which is a trend piece
on the CUTI'eftt health club boom
where be becomes romantically in-
volved with Jamie Lee Curtis, an
aerobics insttuctor. Also stamng
Anne De Salvo, Marilu Henncr,
Laraine Newman. Scn:cnptay by
Aaron Latham and James Bndgcs.
Produced and directt:d by James Bnd&n. 1"1--4---~-~~--~-~...ta.--...;__-~~~~--t
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Michael Ryin (C. Thomas Howell), a
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a1 the bottom of his locnt which sets
ofT a romantic chain raction that crosses the tc~ion pp and thiut·
ens an unsuapectJna subwt>. Also
starrina Lori t.a~lin, Kelly Preston.
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JOHN CANDY 15 AOOUT TO F~E THE NOST
DEVASTATING EXPENENCE KNOW'N TO MAN-
THE FAMrLY VN:ATION.
PO-·---A PARA.MOUNT ----· ... -·--; PTCTUR! ,
Congress, for better or worse.
Mostly tfs for worse, but thaf1
eucncc of 1he political sati~ on
new Showtimc comedy series "W
ingtoon." It's adapted from
newspa~r comic strip "W
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lo hia first apcech u 1 frtsh1
tonateUm•n. Fe>tebald tries
endear himself to the masses otreri~ 1 btll exemptin& beer
1e&evwon from t.uadon. To #M
peace in Ceotnl America, Ford
suoeau • besebe1J pme bert
North America and SOulh Amm
The HOUIC minority whip hop
enrich himsdfby otrerina a vidc
which some superannuated ,
srcssmen sina .. We arc the HOUK
an: the Senate." That spoof or.
Are the Children .. IS lhc funniest
of the entire .. Wuhinatoon .. scn1
There •re those wbo would aa)
impossible 10 parody Conams, s
lhe pretel'll OCCUl)IOtl arc doin1 I
• aood Job. but "Walhlnato
malces a funny nab at it.
Tom Callaway stan u Forch
Hilary ThomPl()n at hit wife, 0 .,
Christina Applqatc 11 their teen
dauahter. Siiiy; Juoll Naylor u
Jr.; lkvcrty Archer at hl1 aecrct
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Marcel Micallcs refers to hrs restaurant,
arcel's-located near the comer of 17th Street and
wport Boulevard -as .. Le Coin d'Europe" (the
mer of Europe).
'That's because we're on a comer and we sell
from a different part of the world." be said.
hi s 1s a typical French Riviera atmosphere. We are
continental cafc durins the day, and we are a
ghtcl ub when it gets dark, until the wee houri."
M icalles has first hand knowledge about the
cnch Riviera since he was born in Nice. France,
d began to learn the restaurant trade there at age
"Actually, I left home because my parents didn't
ant me to be in the business. But I liked it, started
orking in vanous restaurants. and learned the
us1ncss from the bottom up," he recalled.
In 1974, he came to the United States, first to
os Angeles, Palm Spnngs, and then Las Vegas
here he served as 'aptain and head waiter at both
aesar's Palace and The Sands.
After a brief return to Europe, M1calles came llarcel lllcallea. owner of 'llarcel'•.'
ack to Southern California, purchased his present
staurant site in Costa Mesa two and a half years ago seafood," said the restaurateur. "We feature li ve
'because the location was right -in between two Mame lobster, a fresh clam fettucini which is out of
1g growth areas, Costa Mesa and Newport Beach") this world, fresh pasta. and Oysters Rockefeller
nd bc&an the major task of remodeling and made with fresh chopped oysters." .
efurb1shing the building. Along with the continent.al dishes, Marcel's
"It was 'Mission Impossible,' .. he said, recall· offers Louisiana spcctalt1cs, such as Cajun eggs and
ng how he stripped the fonnCT structure down to the Cajun sausage "which rs very spicy and very tasty.··
sic shell, added on two adjoining shops to double he sajd. On .the dinner menu. the Blackened Red fi sh
he size, and added a front patio as well. 1s one of their most popular items, he added.
He also transfonned the windowless. black· On Saturday and Sunday, champagne brunch is
alled rooms into a light, airy setting trimmed in served on the terrace, 11 to 3 p.m., featuring
lue and white with lots of oak. brass. and green continental items, at $7.95 per person.
angang plants. The restaurant has hve entertainment and
Of great help to him on the whole project 1s his dancing every night of the week. wrth a changing
1rlfnend and partner Aniz Uhler, said Macalles. monthly schedule of performers. Live bands and ·~he handles all of the paperwork. too," he said, other musical groups, said Micalles. range from
'and has been a terrific backup person .. reggae to blues bands, rock n' roll, and Top 40 music.
Now his Riviera-style restaurant 1s open seven "We cater to a wide range of people," he said, but
ays a week .. and from 11 in the morning until two in mostly age 25 and up. And we have a dress code:
he morning, we serve nonstop, so you can cat. drink., casual but clean."
ance; you can come casual or dressy. whichever you Since the cafe/nrghtclub opened seven months
prefe r." he said ago. "we have cxpenenced steady growth." said
Marcel's menu .. 1s continental. mostly fresh Micalles. "The response has been very, very good."
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degrees for 20 minutes.
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Furl her explorations at NBs Irvine Ranch Market
By BEYERL Y BUSH SMITH
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We're back al the Irvine Ranch
Farmer's Market this week. where
even before you enter the bu11<1ini.
t. you're assaulted by tantaJiz.ing
aromas of chicen ba.rbcqueing..
Inside, you walk down aisJes of
fragrant melons as you approach the
atrium dining area, whe:rc the music
of the thrtt-tiercd fountain blends
with the melodics of the pand
piano.
Last week we told you about sushi
and sashimi, Mandatette Chinese
food aad the salad bar. This week
let's whet our appetites first with
Mexican fare.
pollo, (SS. 7S), buevos rancbero
(S3.2S). Andjudaina from the tables
around us, the tostada io its bowl-
shapcd fried tortilla is a hjt Hi&)lly
popular, too, are the sauteed
scallions and the black beans, a
welcome cha~ from the caloric
richness of refries.
filled as some. We debated between darkest obocolaier was somelhma
lhe torta nutica, a puff pulry filled else. Rieber than nch. it was the last
with ham, spmacb and cheese of our several shared desserts to be
(S2.6S) and the c:alzonc -till we finished -but finish it, we djd,
learned there was no more torta. Tbe.COFFEEEMPOIUUM may The calz.onc. a -pizza poc::Ut,.,.. ~ __ ... _ .1..t th M Go not in the cris~·'"..A style we nuuu; you.,._. at ax unnan-
Y"" _........ di1e and some of the other food
prefer, but the soft pita-like casi"S stalls do not serve beverQes. For it
enclosed a wealth of ham, mush-sunoUbds you with the perfume of
IL FORNAIO is an Italian bakery rooms, cheese and pimiento. It was an auortmcnt of freshly roasted
-and much more. With a tantaliz-filled with the same meat sauce as coffee beans. from which the coffee
inaanay ofbearty btuds and pastas the lasape arid dccaffe f the da __ ....,.
as a b&c~drop. its cases display IL Femlio serves a tern...:.. · 0 Y are"'".-.""'· ~-Here. too, you may order espresso, pastries you simply won't find varietyo~kfutsintbemorning. cafe mocha, Viennese coffee, iced
elsewhere, from the rich, dense and I'd certainly vote for the p&nina tea and coffee. eight different teas. 1
chocolate-hazelnut torte classica to doJce with coffee any tim.e of day. can't think of a better place to end a
such cookies as biscotti de te and And yes. IL Fornaio offers coffee. meal, or for 1 coffee break.
Amaretto. iced tea and a variety of other
But IL Foma.io is also a cafe, beverqes. As an alternative 10 pastry or a
featuring five djff~nt pizzas, and frozen deuert at the Irvine Raoch
such out-<>f-tl\e-ordinary sand-Do not_ 1 emphasize, do not_ Farmen Market. you might visit the
wiches as mozzarella, fresh go near MAX GOURMANDISE 'f ROCKY MOUNTAIN CHOC-
1 OLA TE FACTORY. In addition to tomatoesandpestosaucemeltedon you are a weak-willed weight-
reds. plus Dom Pcngnon) arc
varietals. This means you·u
from $2.4S to $12.95 for a (
ounce glass of wine. Selcctioni the bar's ~wine machjne.. wt
keeps the wimrfresb undernitm
prcuure, change every ten dayt
so, and if you're a senous taster,
can also order two-ounce scrvi1
If you·~ not a serious Wtcr, ·
may find yourself wishing
market would sell wine by
carafe.
The beer list includes cipt
ports, Anchor steam and M1cbc
on draft.
A pleasant touch: waitm
cover the atrium area to serve w
and beer to your table.
Neat week: Further adventure
the
IRVINE RANCH FARME
MARKET. Newport Cent
Atrium Court. 24 Fashion Isla
76().1100. ~n Sun.-Wcd.,
a.m.-IOp.m.;tdl 11 p.m., Thur.~
LA SALSA was, for me, the
sleeper at the Irvine Ranch Market.
It looks so plain-wrap, with its
typical taco stand menu, which in
fact. doesn •t even list one ofits prize
offenngs: blue com qucsadillas..
These served as our appetizers on a
recent visit, and we were soon
fightirrg over the last bite. Terrific,
too. was our chicken burrito, brim-
mmg With chunks of tender, smoky-
flavorcd meat. At $2. 95, it's a meal.
• pizza roll Pasta ulads, iochading watcher. J saw a lot of ey~rollina as a variety of fud&es and n111t brittles
one with sun dried wild tomatoes, customers abandoned themselves and chocolate covered confections,·
look sreat. (S2.2S for a side order, to irresi11ible fruit tarts, you'll find such enticements as
S4.2S for a regular serving) and cbeesc:cakes., mousse cakes and dipped strawberries and pretzels,
three hot pasla specials daify vary chocolate confections. Somehow, blueberry bark and cinnamon and .------------daily~ served with II Fomaio house we limited ourselves to two. The caramel apples. I finished one meal
brcao and Parmesan cheese. first, a splendid raspberry tart in a with the sweet-tart combination of a
We sampled the lasagne fcnax tenderest, buttery crust with rich caramel apPle. My notebook is stm
(SS.SO), which. though topped with pastry cream, somehow managed to sticky, bu11t was worth il
HUNGRYj
a meaty, hearty sauce, was very taste li$ht but satisfying. The WINE AND BEER TASTlNG
noodle-y -not as richly cheese-almond JOY cheesecake, outlined in BAR -.. Tasting .. is the key word
------------------------------------. here. Wine is available by the glass
La Salsa also offers combination
plates and such classics as arroz con SEE DATEBOOK'!
lunch
11 :30 •m to 2:00 pm
sushi, steak
and seafood
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"One of America's fi~st Indian r~stclUrants rf atso one
of It's loVt~st:·
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.\t rhe end of the day. when
Hlu'd hke to relax and unwmd.
what better way than to do it on
the oceanfront? Well, now the
Warehouse Restaurant, known
for its fine international cui$lne.
has JUSt recently ~un happy
hour Monday thru Fnday from 4
to 7 p.m. Imagine yourself on the
waterfront patio or the dockside
enjoying a cool tropical drink.
The Warehouse Wharf bar is
famous for their Planters Punch.
Ha\ana Banana. Barrel of Rum
and their Mai Tais. Drink specials
including non-alcoholic will be
offered from 75 cents and oyster
bar specials including oyster
<;hooters will be available as well
at. assorted snacks. They also
featu re excellent choices from the
appeuzer menu.
So the next ume you're 1n need
of an attitude adjustment hour. or
)OU JUSt hke being in a relaxing
Lido. in Newpon Beach. Call
6 7 5-4904.
IRV IN E COAST
CHARTERS Features
Bawallan Luaa Cruises
For the gift with a definite
difference or a very s~ial eve-
ning, wh~ not try a httle South
Seas magic with a Hawaiian luau
cruise, all in beautiful Newport
Harbor.
The· magic begins wtth your
departure from the Red On1on
Restaurant in Newport Beach.
The cruise times, 6:30 p.m. to 9:30
atmosphere. come in for happy 37 FASHION ISLAND
hour at the Warehouse Res-NEWPORT BEACH
p.m., allows part1c1pants to catch
the fiery sunsets and get in some
moonlight dancing. with a lot of
fun m between.
Guests are greeted with that
favonte island concoction, a Ma i
Tai. and a hell lea, both com-
plimentary. Fresh flower leis.
fl own directly from Hawaii, are
available. The fragrance of the
blossoms, the gentle slap of the
water. and the heady aroma of
island fare entice participants as
they greet the infinite variety of
Newport Harbor at dusk.
cake. Add1t1onally. a no host bar
as on board.
After dinner, guests arc enter-
tained by the K.aimana Hila
Dancers and Mus1c1ans. Songs
and dances from the islands of
Hawaii. Tah1t1 and Samoa arc
featured
Irvine Coast Charters spec1al-
1zes in theme par11es such a~ the
Hawa1ian luau cruise and can
plan an event exactly to a client's
specificauon. The company also
does extensive corporate char-
teri ng and makes weddings at sea
a special occasion.
"for our luau cruise. we en-
the dancing and to wear island
attire. but any casual clothing will
suffice." says Nancy Irvine of
Irvine Coast Charters. "But be
sure to bnng a sweater or Jack-
et... the Newport trade winds can
be cool."
Cost fo r the luau cruise. includ-
ing gratis Mai Tai and shell lei
dinner. Polynesian Ooor sho~
and three hour harbor cruise is
$39.50 per person. Reservations
are a must a~ ava1labk dates fill
rapidly. For reservations and
furt~er 111formauon, contact
Jrv1ne Coast Charters a1
675-4704.
The magic conlinues with a
buffet style dinner of fresh mahi
mahi. sweet and sour chicken, fresh stir-fried vegetables, green h-------------------------
salad and Island fruit bowl. Con-Sunday Brunch in the Provence tinue on with sinfully caloric nut
courage guests to participate in
bread and Mauna Loa coconut
SUllDIY
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EITRIORDlllRY
Featuring fresh carved meats,
eggs benedlct, omelets to
order, Belgian waffles. salads.
Imported cheeses, pates,
desserts, fresh breads and
more ... you'll love Ill
It'\ l1k~ \tt>ppin14 b.lt I. in 11mt• 10
an f'ra when E'Ht-llenct· uf tood
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Last Call for LE
MIDl'S Flsb Parade
With the end of summer ap-
proaching Le Midi's "Fish Par-
ade" Gourmet Festival 1s also
'\lowly drawing to an end! Jf you
haH:n't yet partaken in their"Fun
For Fish Fans'' Oing. there's still
time to "Follow the Folks to the
famous Frog" and try their
fanc1c!.t Oambe: softshell crabs
~1th sauce Armoncaine prepared
WE PROMISE YOU
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FOOD
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"llh fennel seeds! But hurry. the
l>eason is almost over and it is
known that at Le Midi things arc
onl y served fresh and when in
season. You'd, for instance, look
1n vain now for their famous
"Strawberries with Pepper." So, if
you are a fish fancier go to Le Midi
now and join the club of the real
connoisseurs. P.S. There's one
white truffle left, for Walter to
sha ve lovingly over your
"nouiltes aux truffles blanches"
-Fett~ine with white truffles.
Le Midi is located at 342 t Via
FIND OUT
WHO'S IN TOWN
BEFORE
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Sumptuous Summerttte Luncheon Specials
Enjoy weekly Luncheon Specials m the
Emerald of Anaheim'• Summertrtt Restaurant.
Pnced at $ 5. 25 . the lunche1.m specials mdudc
choice of soup or salad and a g~ of rose wi~.
Specials vary weekly bc~n quiche, deli bullet,
cro~t sandwlches and l!lds.
lndoor/outduor duuf\$t
m a relaxed Calafomi.1
Luncheon aetveJ
Mond.11 • rurd:w
11 :30 am · 3:00 pm
I'« raervadons
& informadon
Loe, red nut co
the airport ~MCCS
tenmnal. and lM f.unous
Disneyland
monot0ll samon.
GARY PUCKETT
with specl•I guest
JASON CHASE
Aug. 28 7:30 p.m.
Tickets on sale nowl
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Dally Piiot Datebook/ Friday, August 23, 1985 II
OUT ON THE TOWN
A budding love affair
with Louis M. Martini
THE NEW MARTINI -My first
California red wine love affair was
with the wines of Louis M. Martini of
Napa Valley I well remember my
first v1s1t to Napa Valley, and, of
rourse,.a v1s1t to Martini's facility in
Sr. Helena I also recall the willingness of the
tasttng room staff to accommodale
the questions of a novice. explaining
the differences in the vanous var-
1ct1es. There was also the thnll, for a
budding collector, ofbeingable to buy
older wines labeled "Special Selec-
tion" or "Pnvatc Reser.c" that were
for sale only at the winery. I would
return home and absolutely beam
wtth pride when serving those wines
to my fnends and guests. I still have a
few bottles in my cellar dating back.to
the fi~1es and sixties that are still
showing beautifully.
With all due consideration for the
exc.cllence of red wines from Charles
Krug, Beaulieu and Inglenook,
Martini was lhe Napa Valley "lune"
of red wines in the sixties. at least 1n
my eyes. The wmes were always great
values as well. a fact not overlooked
by my. at the lime, civil servant's
budget.
Then came the seventies and with
them the "wine boom." New winenes
with fancy prices and seemingly
bolder wines appeared on the scene.
These new wines were bigger. more
extractive. cenainly more tannic. and
therefore lol_lger lived. or so we
thought. The fact that these "new"
wines cost more also made 1t seem
they must be better. Many con-
sumers. myself included, followed
each new boutique winery, forsaking
our old favorite Martini.
To be honest, some of these new
wineries did contribute some new
te<:hniques that made wines a bit
more interesting. and the use of
French oak barrels was one. Un-
fo rtunately. some of them overdid 1t,
seasoning wines wtth oak to the point
of overkill.
While they were goi ng overoard.
Martini was standing still. The wines
were still excellent. but were being
aged in large redwood cooperage
which imparted ltttle if any character.
and meant the wines needed many
years of aging bcfort real complexity
started to show.
About 1977 something very rare 1n
C'altfom1a wine history took place.
An Italian father, Louis P. Martini.
the son of the founder. voluntarily
stepped aside as winemaker. turning
full responsibility over to his U.C'.
Davis-trained son, Michael. Oflhand,
I can think of no other Italian
ancestory winemaker in this state that
ever gave up the reins this side of the
grave. Which is not to say that Louis
P. 1s not still involved. He is still a
guiding hand 1n the cellar. chairman
of the board of the family-owned
winery, and a traveling ambassador
for Martini wines.
Michaei had some distinct advan-
tages as Martini's winemaker. He had
and has. both the virtue of trad1t1on
and the ambition of youth. Havi ng
lea med winetasting at the table of has
grandfather as a child, he knew
Martini style as well as anyone alive.
As a young man' with an open mind
and an exposure to new technology.
he felt that style could not only be
maintained but improved upon and
has set out to prove it.
He moved cautiously. The cxpen-
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Dancrng ntghtly ttl 2 a.m -happy hour
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Fine Con tine ntal Cuisint'
and s till an
A.!:Jnlu re in Natural Eating
C'asual brealdo11t & lunch • Formal Dining for OinnN
Experience the splendor or dining out
in an elegant atmoaphere
with icood nutriliou~ meal~.
Actor Robert Younc Is obYiousay '*""the ~Otis Sundly ChanllNlne Buffet at the elepnt Bob Burns Restaurant at Fasnion !stand in Newport Belch.
The impressive buffet includes fresh carved meats, eas benedict.
salads.cheeses, Betcian waffles, fresh breads and desserts, and much more. for
your reservatiOn call 644-2030.
ments began immediately, but on
after several vintages did they beg
to appear in the bottle for consum
a~eciation. The evolution w~s
sl hat 11 was hardly percept1t
fro vintage to vintage, but no
eight years later. there is a not1ceat
difference m the style and substan
of Mart1n1 wmes that we long tin
Martini watchers cannot help b
note.
One thing hasn't changed and th
1s value which Michael feels m
actuall y work against the image oft
wines. There are always people wl
think wine has to be expensive to
good. There is probably no changi
the opinion of those with such a sn•
mentality. but there are reasons th
Martini wines can be great a1
inexpensive.
When a w1 ner) ts 50 years ol
owns its facility. owns its o-.
vineyards in at least four countu
and has every important mana~
ment pos111on filled by a fam i
member. It really doesn't have
charge as much money to make
profit. It also helps not to be pay1
double-digit interest rates to one bat
or another. I won't bore you with all t
technical changes Michael has mac
but there is French oak at Marti
now. vineyard designated wi nes ha
begun to appear, and Michael
ge111ng more from the grape throu
longer skin contact dunng ferment
uon. To make 1t brief. Martini win are the best they have ever been
Having made the point of how w
Mart1n1 red wines age. I should al
tell you about a small brochu
wri tten by Michael that explains wh
happtns to a wine as It ages, how
recognize a wine that has agi
potential. and the components
wine that contribute to the agi
process. Since these are some of t
most common questions asked I
readers. I asked Michael for a sups;
of the pamphlets and will send one
anyone providing a self-addresse
stamped envelope. Wnte to: Agi
Wines. P.O. Box 7244. San Francisc
C'A 94 120.
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I l.1vt tht-prime of yoyr life chooeing
r rom the extensive 25 it.em menu
Stt>akll, seafood, aalad.s. Italian and
\1,.ucan du1hM, and morce. West.em
• hdrm and country ambience
l.unch M-F, Dinner M S, Happy
hour M-F 4:30-7 p.m. Satellite dish
1.1ve entertainment and dancing.
Sun Champ.ape Buffet Brunch
IO :LIO Banquet facilities 14!>8i
Hl'dh1ll, Tustin. 730-0115
THE ORIGINAL BARN
Ii' ARMER STEAKHOUSE
Yes' They are the 0~1nal. Famou;i
fu r their one-and-a-half pound
Purterhouse steaks and featuring
d1~plny broili~. Proudly terving for
:!4 \'e&ftil Lunch Mon. Fri 11 -2. Din
n't'r nightly Mon.-Fri from 5 p.111
">at & Sun from 4 pm 2001 Hnrhor
Blvd , Ccllila Meea. 642-9777
BENNIGAN'S
Fre'lh food served •ith a aide of fun.
Menu features unique appetizers.
'lllladi., seafood, crotaa&nt aand
w1rhes. burgera. Me:a:ican dllihes,
11nd an ucitina brunch menu
1.unrh and dinner from 11 a.m
wffkdayi.. Brunch 9-3 on ~kends.
Full bar with 1pec1aJty drink.a.
liappy hour 4-7 weekdays. In Coeu
M("S&, South Cout Plau parking lot
h> Sak't Fifth Avenue 241 -3938. In
WP-1tm1nst.er, 545 We.tminater
M11ll 891 -4522. Danang eveninp in
We-.tm1nster location
HOB BURNS
~uperb ta the .,Ord to dee<'nbe th!!!
fme dining eatahh•hmenL ~rvm11
Nt-wport for 18 yeara, apeciaJ~ing in
Angus raised beef, the finest you
rnn iceL Alao featwinr freah fo1h,
vl'al 11nd chicken. The linen covered
•.ibl"'· candl• and r~h flower"'
aclrl lo the elepna", with booth. and
h11eh beck dwra ror privacy
Fh<'kering lanuma and clasaJcal
nn1»1C' capture the charming 11nd
w11rm atme»pbere. Open '°" lunch.
d1nnf'r 11nd their •plendjfernu11 Sun
clAy brunch. E:r.wnaive wine list :11
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BRISTOL
BAR A GRILi,.
At ff0Uda7 Tred1l1omllly on all
Amen(&n favorite plac. to eal and
pneed for family din Ina. F.v.-rythlDtc
frum juicy 11\.Uct. and chop!! I.()
'4Pf'Cial chichn d.ab and fre.h
...-afood Bounteoua glad bu
'wmpluous datly lunchf..in INtTtt
Open daily tor d1n1na arwt Nrlrt.111la.
.1111 Bristol SL r~•lA Mf'!l.I ··~7 1000 .
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AuttM-ntiir country dJmnir. (.aluttnic
~:,.._tern Corn Fed A."f.Pnmf' Rib.
frtah ...rood and 1pec1Al111na in
thfoir ramou. pen·f~ ·~11h. and
rt r1a. LuAcll Mna P ri 11 :l
l>mner Mnn ~n f) pm IDinMr
r Mfl!tio suaraotud) Authenti<'
W""~ demr, dancinJ and l1w
mu.1r the oon. OJ r ftd
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DILLMAN'$
The Dillman family 1i. famoW! for
their trad1tmnal warm ho11p1t.ality
and fine food Finest prime rib in
Halboa and freiih fish daily Com
plete dinner special!. daily Friendly
aervt~ and a fun, delightful al
mOllpbere Open daily for lunC'h 11nc1
dinner Rnmrh Sal and :-iun >401 E
Hal boa 61'i· 7726
GAR F'S
A perfttt plat~ t.u brmic the whole
f8m1ly. Garrs feature<1 steakll and
toeafood. but spec1ahus ID ltall&J\
d111he-<1 alM>. Man1cott1, l11Mgna, spa
ghett1. 1tll homtmade The at·
mosphert-lli friendly and the s.ervice
1~ fut Suvang bre11kf11.<1t. lunch and
dinner Weeknight SJM'<'1ah1 Phone
orders accepted I f,.SQ Superior
Av,., Cost.a Mesa.!)[)() :ILIB
THE HIDE-AWAY
111't'd of eating out al pl11ce11 with nn
prtvary? Search no mort' The Hide·
away prov1dM pnvac-y with 1ta
boothi. and parl1 l111na, perfttt for
hu111nt'Sll luncheon11 and romantic
dmm11 All newly dec·orat.ed offering
a reining atmcisphHI' The special·
t1e11 urt i.eafnod and ~teaks. Af·
fordable d1n1ng for the whole fam
ily V11r1t-ty of daily 1pec1al" Home
mt1dl' .. oups and t111U<'l!ll Bf.er & Wlne
~rvcd also f>tl7'4 1-:dmgtr at SpnDf(
dole in Marin11 Shoppang V 11lage
Hunlml{ton Beach 840 61'>18
1CALFORNIAN
HEMINGWAY'S
In the 'tyle uf tht> man h1m11elf,
Hemm~ay·~ is a <f'ltbrat1on of
1tdvf'nture. of romance and the art
of living. An award wanning res
taurant. offering F.uropean c:t118ine
with a ( 'alifom1a 8C'Ct'nl ond an
t'llten1<ive wml' l13t. Danner nightly.
Lunrh M P The atmo11pherr is
warm and friendly and filled with
l'nthu uu1m E111Ablt11hrd ~1nc-e 1972.
tht~ rt"ltaurantk afe 111 lilOlt.ed 1n
C'orona del Mar at f'ac.:1(1c Cotil
Hwy at MacArthur lllvd Ii?:\ 0120
MARRIOTI -Nicolet Grill
MeMQlllte wood hro1ling 111 thf'
llJH'<"l•lly here Th,. mt'nu feetur~
ft h Mafood nnd .,r1mf' mr11lll 11nd
M'ftMlional Ciuun l'rM1lt-11pe<:1aJ1 on
11 daily heil111. 01qt an• rJtlMutl, rclu
Ni 11tmoephtrf' Wllh nJfltemJ)Ofary
mutK' Imported pnnl.A from &ai
land compltmf'nl the al.t.rlM!llvf'I
df't'(lr f>mner i'I 11rrvrrl Mon Sat
rroni 6 p m NiC'oll' 1• lc>CAI~ within
th11 N.-wport Bea<'h Marriott Ho~l.
900 Nf'!wport ('enttr Dr Call
MO 4000
.JAOF. ORACON
Stf'p anW the wonderful world of t.h4'
Ont'nt. TM Jlde llrnann 1~1ali
1n SU"hwan & Mandann n1i•rM11 e>J
old <"h1na. Voor ho.it ia allatt LH
w1lh C'hf'f V1 Cben Op.on for luMb,
d1nnl'r, Sat and Sun 01rn ~
IChinf'W 'l'u Cab Anmchl Ran
'lllt'l f1u·1l1t 1e "'" nv111lahl imd r
anti win11 ntt .erved fo'.lf1111nt dlotrl(
1t 11fford1bl,. prl«'I 121110 Rnch
Bl•d • Stl\DtM H! " H!l:tl
LI'S R ESTAU.RANT
If you love Chinew food, you're 1ure
to rnJC>Y dining here, aa l.1'11 prom·
1""• lrnly 11utbenlic Chtnt"Se food.
Thr menu offers a w1de variety of
t!totic' d11hes, from a lo carte w
mmhinat1ons. Breathuk1ng decor
111 • t1upremely bt-autiful at
m011pQ,-re Tropical drink. to
quench your llunil. Open 11even da)"ll
a wtek for lunch a.nd danner 8961
Adam"· H untington Beach.
962 91.15 314 N Beach Blvd.,
AnahNm R27 1210
MANDARIN GOURMET
A truly "fl"cial place to dine. the
Mandarin Gourmet has bffn a «iold
award w1oner and owner, MicllHI
Chiang was voted Rntaurat.eur of
the Vt-ar Specialmng ID Pelring,
Shanghai. Suchwa.n and Hunan
cul.Atnet, lht-y offer an array of deli·
cnciee including Peking Duck,
dumpli~. whole ru.h and more
sumptious dishea. Eleaant at·
mo11phere, 1mpecrable aervice and
ut.eru 1ve wine liaL 1500 Adams.
Coata Mesa. 540-1931
WO~GSSEAFOOD
This authentic Cant.oneM and
~h.f'<'hwan cu111ne feat.urH lhe
Cre11hest of llUfood diAhea apec:ially
prepared by Hong Kon11 chefs.. Live
crab ind lobster are available fresh
out of the unk! Thu1 umque,
11oormet dinery offera an elegant
alrnot1phere with entertamment hy
r hert Williams Friday and Setur
day evenings. Wonp Seafood is
open ~ven day11 a week 8052
Adam.ti Ave. at Beach 81. in Hunt-
ington Beach. Call 5.1f>.M77
MEDITERRANE AN ROOM -
Airporter Inn
C'onicenial and 11ttluded from the
bu11y airport 8urroundmp. The
Med1t..erranean Room offen llUJ>f'rb
rontmentaJ cuisine for lunch, din·
ner and Sunday brunch Tnp enter·
tamment ni«}\tly 1n the Cabe.rel
Lounge The C.ptam ·• Tahle ui ~n for dining 2" hourtl. Perfect for
walchlng CaJiforma aunseu ill the
Fh11hl Deck l...ounge The Airport.er
Inn I! loca~ at 18700 MacArthur
f\lvci in lrvtnf' 8.11 2770
MARCEL'S ....
Vmla' Marcel! Delt«hlfuUy refrf'tlh
1na menu featurin« fresh .eafood
llfld IAuwana Cajun 1pec1ah.
(~rmet oyaur bar Etecant yet
cnual almo9pbere. Live entertaJn-
ment and dancllll fe.tunnc OC'11
fineat en~rta1nment.. Dancing
undf'r the atan! Lunch from 11 a.m
Duult'r naa.htJy from !> p.m {)ytur
twir ull l 00 a.m. 130 F. 17th 8L,
Coea Mau. 646-885.~
PUFFIN'S
An adventure 1.n natu.Nl t.Jng.
fmh quality incndlfnbl prrpt1red
an a 11mp!. yet cNpnl way Award
•\nninc ,..Pf". Ci1ud.-n tt.inc in a
P.uropnn Cale ty&e atm&l>~
C'Mu.I hrNk( t and tunch. Formal
d1D1nJ r0t dilU\tt. Sun • Thttra 1
~m -IOpm . Fri A S.c.. hlJ 11 pm
.11.lli() Y.. C'..ou.& Hwy .. C.M"OM ~I
Mar 640 l~'T:l
RrvlBRA
R•IA1 to~
r l, 1niu..w • hett E-..
Pf'rtl'I pre-pared ('{ n~taJ d
by Cl R.idlard fWrrntr. IW'f'
I 170 Th• ..-.rd WIADLftlt ,_
urural't abo an«n .,, """'"""' '"n .. I t. arvl ~IClP rn \& Pftp.
aralk!M and ftamt Open rrv
Lunch 11 30-:1 p.m., Dinner from 5
p.m. F.1cell nt banquet f11c1ht1f'11
Cloled Sun. and hohda)'ll 3:i:l:J S.
BriaU>I, C<"'ta MM.a. 6-40 :uwo
THE TllJRD FLOOR
Knnwn for 11opcirinr ronlinf'ntal
cu~1nei, Th,. Third f'loor prunlll14'!1
UJ caplurf' 1t'11 r~)Jftitmn ""'one of
thf' fillC"t restauranl.11 1n Oran1e
County Spectalizin~ ID t..able111de
• prf'paralmna and lllllllt{ only fre«h
food.a. Ambience l'llude. elt'gan .. "t'
and subtle quality. lntunat.e hut n11I
intimidating dining. Located w1lhtn
the Emerald of ·Anaheim Hot.t'I,
1717 S. West St., acrOM from Dit1
neyland in Anaheim ('1111
7 14-999-0990. Erntta1d Hott-ls
a1ao an H.awa11, tM H.awa11an Re
gent and Mauna Laru &y Hotel~
CAFE FLEURI
T.ake a 1eat in Cafe Fleuri for brt8k-
rut, lunch or dinner. f';OJl'>Y an l'I
qu11it.e environment 1nnoenced by a
French touch Hot J&Ll Monday
thr00«h Friday from h-00 till 9:00
p m and an oot.atand•ni whi~
Rlove brunch makt' LhtJt Cnlt' tl)I'
place IA> meet. Open 7 da)'lt 11 wN1k,
6:00 a.m. 10:30 p.m Modrrolt'ly
priC'fd 4."100 Ma<-.Arthur Hlvc1 .
Ntwp0rt Beaclt. '476 2<l01
LE BIARRITZ
F.1~r1ence uquis1t.e Frf!nch prov·
1ncial cuaine while d1Dm1t an th1a
1ntimat.e French chat.eau Special
lit'll mclude rack of lamb, vf'al
MarMla and a heautiful vlection of
fresh fi11h Homemade nward win
n1n1 det11ertA EnJOy Sun hnmch
walh unhm1t~ cham~nt, an
elaborate buffet. 11 hot tnlrf'f' and
demert all wrved ID a cmy. relaa
ed atm~phere. fi'ull twir with
dome11l1c and imported w1nt seltt
l.IOM l;un<'h, Mnn fo'rt , r>1oner
"4!ven n1«iht.a. Sund&y brunth 4t l
N Ntwport Blvd , ~ .. wpc1rt fW•rh
64[) 6700
LE CHARDONNAY
Thf. fin t an cl11M1c fl'rf"nC'h llnd
nouvelle cull!~ tn plu'b 11urround
mp F.11c1t.e your ..en-with Su
preme of f>uck with J>Ml'hffl ('1111
fornia F'ijfll ur LoMUr ( 11._.rolr ID
C'hard<•nn•v wml' •1t111"" w11 h
chanlf'r .. 1'" .. :Slf'n,1vt-~l"'t """ 11( w1~ from a tempc-r11lurf' , Ml
trulled C'f'llM l..11™ h Mun Pri
I I :lO :LIO Hrnnt'r Mon ""'l fmm
6.:lll Sun hmnC'h 11 '}..lo In IW1e111
try Hotel, triH(lO Mill Arthur Hlvd
lrvane 7f>2 Ji7i7
LE MIDI
S.\'tral lh1np mitkf' lh11111warc1 win
nina h1dr.11W•Y trulv -~rial W1tltcr.
their Sw1 C'htf, tra1nt'd in "°m,. of
lhf' bclit hou-, Pala<,. St M1K1t1.
P~ G'(taad. Baur ttu l.nr, 1.imt'h
Aulht-nt1 C' rt11,1nr
Pmvf'n4'al• ~a'IOflal J<11urm.-l ff':11
t1vaJ. a Sund•y hrurw-h "° 11n1<f1i.•
tt ·, hkf' lfWppl"I bee-It 1n llmf' to an
ua •lwn ucelwnce ol food wa ..
makhf'd t-rv gf'nf'nlUI haJll'!Ptl4htv. •
"°"p1talaty rattly found ttt-c1AVJ1
Join Man<'Ji •nd w,.1..,., 1n their
F~n h lt111ntrv humr 1.unrh, rltn
nt'r 11.nd Sund11)' hnin1·h ll.an1111f'f
fM'thllf" ( 'lilAt'd Mclfld•V"I .H21 \ 111
Lfdo. ""port tw,h fnr, • 1.4
INDIAN'
ROY I. KHVR R
T••f' n eftC'l\antf'd l'"lmif'V int..•
lnam wtth.11Jt I 1na 0!'•111\' C'<Mtn
ay A tMnt1c T oon dill~
llftlly ~trd 1n 111f'l M,.hol
tradition Meat and f1•!1 d111ht'•
prepu..d and mu1nat.MI 1n 11 hl.,nrl
of herhlil and freah 1trou11d 11p!l·t'I
lrnpr 1vt dt"ll11tn oml dl'Cor lllkl"'
voo herk tu tht' 16th ct'ntur\I
l1UD<'h. d1111wr, S11nd1ty brurH·h
IOOO Ur111tol St . Nt-wpurt k..111 h
757 I\~)()
ITAi •AN ·
CARMELO'R
Thia ultro-'smort haven of e:r.c•p·
t1onal 11..fthnn nnc1 C'11nt11w11tal
nwunf' 111 nnt of thl' morl' rf'w1nhnic
pl8"'fo. ll• d1ot> F'rr-.h put.a and
llpt<"tal "light·· 1111ucf'11 ert r11rtfullv
prepuf'd hy thrtr oft he finf"t Ital
1an chefs 1'1an11 har t'nll'rlAIDmrnt
rompltmenu. tht' fun 11tmu11phrrr
Patao dmtnK a vailable for thtt t1t1n
Invent. Opf'n Tue8 Sun from Ii p m
for d1nnn Sun Brun<'h 11 00 'I. Ill
:-1520 F. ('<lllllt Hwy ( 'oronn dl'I Mnr
f;7fl 1!1'21
OONA TELi.i'S
F11m011' p111.11 Thi> 11riain11I
fumily ll•h11n rl"1<L11urant S..rv11111
our f11mnu11 p 111..1t & p11111A Dtnl' 4n "'
tak«" "ut l-!ttr and wmto •'"'' ...-rvi-tl
fo'Am1l v d1mnl( for an 1nn11tmn fiaht
1n1e buditt·t <M.111 Warner Av,. 11
Hu11hud. lwhlD<l thl' S111lf'r tn
f'l11v11n Pl111.A FrnantAtn V 11111'\
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MARC'EL LO'S
Thi" award winn!'r """"' 1rn "' ~MtVI' menu Apectah11ng m l""'llt
veal. c1opptno and lhtir f11111rn1
h11ndmadf' p11.1.A f';11t.11hh!11ht'<I •IOI 1•
1973, l.h1 family ownl"d r"1lllio11r.m1
has captured the htarl.il nl hr11nd1
lovf'NI ~1d~ unhm1tf"f 1 h11m
pagnl', thf' l11v1"h huffl'I tnc ludHI h"t
end rnld ,.ntr-. 11 "1'11fooc1 hitr fllnll
dtMf'rt tnhlt', Sun Ill I l.u111 h
Mrin l''ri . l>m1wr 7 n111:ht.11 11 WM'k
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n ..... ,h ~2 '>-'•"'•
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A h,.,.11t1r111 bin v1f'I"' nt'1ttt th•·
romitrllu "4'tltnli: 1h1tl tu. m11c1,. th1
V1lln N11v11 n •Jlt'< 1.11 kind n( pint,..
for uvn fifty Yf'I"'' Supnh c 111111m,.
from <'1"ntr11l 11nd Nurth .. rn It 11~
vrvl"<l in Old World rh11 rm l'.'x
ttn'41VI' win,. 11 .. 1 l>1nnrr n111:htl\
1'1Ano IMlr t'ull mt'n•1 ltll I 1111 m
11:11 Wf!'lt f"1!fl11t It~'\ N,.,.,,,.,,
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Ml C'A~A
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1f1-.p11.Ahtv 1•-hnnd 1n h1100 wll~
th4"1r moH11, ••\<f, Cu'lolt"" S.1 f'11M
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frwnd f'n111v itinmtt hl'rt' OPf'n
d11ly ftom 11 11 m fur I un<h. l,.n
neor 11nd ( 'orktAll' Ent,.rt111nmf'nl
\\-f'fi Sat n11h1• 1n thl' J\urr ..
k0<•m :l!lfi f.' 17th :0-l I ••la \i...._,
Mf. 7f:i:t6
NATURAL HEALTHY
PORTY C.\IUlOT~
I #'ht 1 ,..,. f h~ ri I !l'lCI P"' t•,.nr~
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f,..hn1 alAC\l ltt!lll t.M.h -i.
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ANTHONY'S PIER 2
The Southern Calif. Restaurant
Writers voted this one the winner or
the best value restaurants. Their
seafood is the talk of the town with
30·35 fresh fiab daily. CBS Tele-
vision claims they have the best
happy h(>ur in Orange County.
Menu haa calorie count for the
weight consdoua. Open nightly for
dinner. Located on the beautiful
Newport Bay 111 10:1 N . Bayside Dr.
640·5123.
BLACK BEARD'S
Noted for their intimate "Piratef! of
the Caribbean" atm08phere. Their
famous Caribbean pork chop& is a
rare culinary find. The extensive
menu also offe1'1l hearty beef ent.rees
and fresh seafood. Lunch ia served
11·3 Mon.-Fri. Dinner from 5 p.m.
Happy Hour Mon.-Fri. 4.7 p.m.
·Tantalizing oyster bar specialitiee.
Wide screen TV. Two blocks south
of ,John Wayne AiTport. Newport
Bea<'h. 833-0080.
CAFE LIDO
Known as Newport's Cannery Vil·
)age jazz spot. Enjoy gourmet food
with gourmet jazz in an intimate
and cozy atmosphere. Dinner
nightly 6 p.m. to midnight. Enter·
tainment nightly 9-1 :30. Sun. jazz
session 4-1 a.m. Happy jazz hour 5-8
Mon.-Fri. Ample parking. 2900
Newport Blvd.. Newport Beach.
675-2968.
"l'HE CANNERY •
This historic waterfront landmark
in Newport's Cannery ViJlage fea ·
tures fresh local seafood and East-
ern beef. Consistently good service,
open for Lunch, DiMer, Sun.
Champagne Brunch and Harbor
Cruise.. Entertainment nightly and
Sun. aftemoolll. Enjoy the lounge
food galley-tiuperb clam chowder!
3010 LaFayette. 675-5777.
REUBEN'S OF NEWPORT
This is the original and hall been
serving Newport Beach for 25 years.
Their specialty ill seafood and
stew. Chef• special seleetiona daily
and famous for their brouted
chicken, too! I\ beautiful waterfront
view of Newport Bay enhances the
atm01phere. Perfect for busineu
entertaining and romantic dining.
Located at 251 E. Coast Hwy .. New·
port. Reservations accepted. Phone
673·1505 .
THE REX OF NEWPORT
Located on the oceanfront acroea
from the Newport Beach pier, The
Rex is the Orange Coast's moet
exclusive seafood restaurant. WeU
known for fresh Hawaiian gourmet
fi1h aelections and specializing in
sweet Channel Island abalone, ten-
der veal and prime meats. The
warm ambiance of the padded
booths, got.hie paintings and the
well stocked wine racks lend to
Rex's convivial atmoaphere. The
Rex of Newport is the choice of
locals aa·well as visitors. Recipient
of the prestigious Tfavel-Holiday
award. Caaoal/elegant attire.
Lunch, dinner. CaU 675-2566 for
reservalioRll. Valet parking.
RUSTY P ELICAN
Fresh &eafood and Iota of it! Come
dock youneJ! here and dine over-
lookin~ the beautiful Newport Bay. -GRAND DINNER THEATER ~eatur1~ 15 to 25 fresh fiah aelec--Jmpreuive dining and profeeaional
uona ~a11y from arou.nd the world. productions are aure to pleue each
No wait ~food bar 10 the loung_e. time you visit. The extraordinary
Lunch, Dtnner, Sun. Brunch an buCCet offers roast baton of beef,
. Newport. 273.5 .w. Coe.at H~y., glazed ham with a fruit sauce, Ceor-
642-3431. In frvme-Lunch, 01.n-sia chicken with peaches _,.d 1laze
ner, and Happy Hour. 18.10 Mam, and the Mahi Mahi Ia eerved in a
545-4774. ~aaant '8uce. Tri-color Cettuccini
TALE _OF THE WBA~E . and cream it a real favorite. Enjoy
Experience a 1t.ep back ~t.o tune to dinner and a play tonilht! Grand
a place where you can dine at your Dinner Theater located within the
own leisure. Enjoy the romance of Grand Hotel in Anaheim at 1 Hotel
old Newport with a·panoramic bay Way. Call 772-7710.
view. Excite your senses with their
sensational aeafood and traditional
lavoritiee. Breakfast 7 a.m.. Mon.-
Fri., Lunch 11-4 Mon.-Fri., Dinner
4-11 Mon.-Sal. Sat. and Sun.
Brunch 7-4, ()yet.er Bar Fri., Sat. &
Sun. ·Banquet facilities up t.o 500.
400 Main St., Balboe. 673-4633. ·
T HE WAR EHOUSE
Newport's moat innovative water·
front dining uperience. Chef
Charles Kalagian features freaJ'l sea·
food and international cuiaine.
Highly acclaimed, award winning
Sat. and Sun. Brunch, also featuring
patio dining. Incredible oyster ba.r,
exquisite ambience, exceptional live
entertainment.. Banqueta and cater·
ing available. Lido Village. Newport
Beach. 673-4700.
HARLEQU I N
TREATER ..
Every cuatomer can be expected to
'>e treated like a celebrity. The
theater offers acrumpt.ioua meal.a
with top productiona in an eleca11t
atmoephere. T he sumptuous buffet
includes roast baron of beef,
chicken and fish diabee, put.a&,
salads, vegetables, and ainful des-
sert.8. The Sat. and Sun. brunch
includes a variety of egg dishes. The
Celebrity Terrace is available for
private dining. The individwJly
decorated private balcony roomB
overlook the 460·aeat honeahoe
shaped main room. The Harlequin
ill located at 3503 S. Harbor in Santa
Ana. Call 979· 7560.
GUIDE TD ORANGE COAST RES
i ~ ·~ ~ -e ~ ~ # ~ r$~~ Restaurant ·$ § ~· ~ ~ ~.
AIRPORTER INN f'ontinental $9.50-$18.9~ s: .. ~;, :-;x.% from sa.oo .. 7 li171M1 Mo<Anhur Iii Irvin• 1111 •, .ti
ANTHONY'S PIER 2 Seafood fr11m $1> !j;, 4::m fl'.10 • * upw
10.11' Bav•>d• flr '•"'l""I lioo•t h IJ ... I ~I <!.I 9:30 11 :JO ~
THE BARN Amer1t·an fr11m "!-4 4;, from -S;I !1:1 $11.9fi from$~ 75 .. :10:; * * * U~lo U-1 ~tutl, f..-t1n dU 011 1
BENNIGAN'S Amerit·An fr11m 11~:.!'• from 'S4.i;, frnm $-1 l:i 4. 'j' * West . up t.o
!> C Plau 241 11'1 II> W.-tmm•<•r MaU 1191 46~ Mall 50
BLACK BEARD'S Seafood $ii:2:-. )\fl 9.''> $:1.!.lfl $M% 4.-; • up to
•U.O Maninaoi. ~•"'ll<t<1 ti.Kb ll:l1,IO!llJ 80
BRISTill IHtt & C..Rlll • Holida) fno American $6.9.)-$12.95 S:J.95-Si.UO Sl!.95 $2.00-$5.00 4-7 * • • up to
H '' flf1•tllf I •••t• \t-.. ;\7 Yq•
THE CANNERY :-.ea ft Kid $11!1!'1 ~I!! !ff'I $4i'fl ~!!'' .'Ii .~l ~Xf>(I •l -6::10 • * up UI • llllH I.of ·~·tt• N•wpun &.rh 6W ~777 7
CRAZYHORSESTEAKHOUSE Steah $ti !.IC. Sin Y~ ~:1 !-!fl $9 9~. H1tlid.""' 5 7 * * • upw
'>#1 Rr,.,k,,.oll..-. ~to Ano :W~ IMt ~afoo<I 200
DILLMAN'S Amern·un s-;.9r) si1 !J:. s:u1:. $11.9r, s:u:, S-1 !:t:• • 16-46 * lll•I f' Halhott H.lh<>e 1;;a 17'l6
JADE DRAGON Chinese frum "b'l.7fl ala rarte Beer & up to
ll It" l!.a<h Blvd """"'"" iiflll.119:1.l from n r.o $4 00 Wine 26-0
LE BIARRITZ fo'rent h $!.I 9f1-$ I A ti!" $!;.f,Cl-$!!.95 $14 gr, 4 i * • 20-76 * 0 1 'I. '°l•..,Poort Rlwt Ne1iorwu'I l\ea<ll 845 11700
LE MIDI f'rPJwh Im m $11 f'l(I From $.~NI From $12.riO Beer & 10~ "411 \ •• l.1tto , .. ~, .. ,,. e-ech fnl> 4904 Wino
1.1'8 Chinese $7.00-$12.011 $2.7fl-$5.50 • up to
,ll'4h) \1ti1tm,, U11n1•11r1-·n U..Ch 962 911~ 150
MANDARIN GOURMET Chine~e
' ,;J(1 Arltm• C n•11t1 M:,.._ t44).18:l7
from $10.00 from $4.50 $8.50 • up
RO
MARCELLO'S from s:t2r1 Beer & up to
1-'l(rt ll#M"h lilvd !j""' ._h IMZ 6.')(ll'I Italian lrom $4.61> Wine 6.~.
MARCEL'S
I Ml P 1 tth 'It I ,,..,. ,,, .. fl.46-~ Continent.al $fi ()().~1 '100 S4 110 $8 00 $!WO 1:30 6;:10 * • • up to
50
MARRIOTT HOTEL Califnrnutn from Sl:J.00 from S:l..''>O Sl4.U5 rrom s:i.oo 4·:W·8 ... * * Ufa<\° ...
':'(Wt """won" f ntr It, '• wplf\ e....h MO .oo<I • Ml ('ASA Ml'X.1c11n "'" 1•nrtt< & t11mho 1111 carte & com * * 2911 I' I th~• I ••IA M• .. ~6 76'46
RRUBE..N'5' OF NEWPORT S.11f0<i<l rrom $8.95 from 1-4.26 )/it Y. .... 'th~·\ "' ..................... f\ from 16.9& h 7 .. * up to • •
ROYAL KHYB~R lnd11n from $12.9h from 14.95 $9.9fl 5.7 • up to
HMl!l ltri.h~ loot "· ""f.-.... r-1r4 ,.., 762 l\200 le&
RTREE-F.merald Hotel Californian ~r1.9Fi-Sl4 oo s:1 9r1 ss.r1<; s 1 '.!.:,o • urroo 1717 W• Sc. A•,.h•1rn N4 •"190
THfR DPLOOR-Emer&ld ffotel Continental from 115.00 • • ~10
1117 • W,..t SL Al\llhe1m "'" ll'f'IQ :JO
TH WA EBO USE S..footi from $1'\!tll s.60 v,. ()pott.o. ~ "-:h en.4M ... ~,, ~i 9;, $1~ tlfi 4.7 * * WONG'S SEAFOOD from 17 9n from S.1.75 18.9& • i • * up to
9'16t Madia, HllllUftll\Ofl IMiich '•Ill 1!11/n 80
u Dally Piiot Datebook/ Friday, August 23, 1985 .,,. " "L... ~-~---